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MONDAY
OF MlCi<
ISSUE
rT
7ke Commercial and
PERIODICAL
reading room
Chronicle
inancial
Reg, U. 8, Pat. Office
Number 5669
volume 186
New York 7,
Price
N. Y., Monday, September 2, 1957
$1.25
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
corporation
contracted
has
with
management
a
division
[nounced
perpetual
a
on
Harold
basis,
Aug. 28.
the arrangements," Mr. Leitman said,
an-
on
"Under
guaranteed
Stock and Bond Quotations
[a profit in pepetuity by the newly formed Adam Management Corpo[ration. It will enable Adam Consolidated to concentrate further on
[its diversification- program which it lias undertaken during the last
Hat
Adam
chandising
division
Company and
Other
to
structure.
and
of
franchising
improve
moves,
all
its
New York
American
sale
activities
our
wire,
in
exclusive
our
division,
Inso
©ur
Detroit Stock Exchange
for
process
insulating
wire
[insulation properties never before possible.
teflon
with
increasingly
we anticipate Fused-Film wire will become an
portant part of the Adam Consolidated operations."
Leitman
also
im¬
hat
ta
manufacturer.—V,
out
185,
p.
that
company's
the
Gemex
2321.
; Affiliated Fund, Inc.—-Asset Value Up 5%This
the
share
value
current
Net
reports
company
per
its
oi
assets
fiscal
of
increase
an
its
capital
of
stock
29
for
cents, or
the first
distribution
pared
$5,95
V.
This
with
185,
31,
1956,
end
of
the
last
fiscal
Harsco
Corp. below.—V.
179,
p.
The
stockholders in
used
400,000
preferred stock (par $50)__
(par $3)
Condition
of Bank
Course
The
continue to operate at the Deltronic plant in Los
according to Mr. Ayers, but larger production facilities
will also be established at the Phillips plant in
Joliet, 111.—V. 186, p. 725.
Angeles, Calif.,
the
for
-
oper.
revenue—
$528,908
$450,565
$3,264,949
$3,052,005
oper.
expenses-
387,502
387,988
2,377,495
2,243,406
from railway
$141,406
$62,577
$887,454
$808,599
42,113
operations
Alabama
Gas
10,807
269,765
258,758
Corp.—Earnings—Financing—
12 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
Operating
Operating
Other
24,034,000
$3,074,000
36,000
75,000
$3,011,000
$3,149,000
784,000
r
income
Interest
24,559,000
$2,975,000
taxes
income
income
Gross
$27,009,000 $27,633,000
;
and
expenses
and
1956
1957
revenues
872,000
deductions
other
in recently announced
to augment California's
gas
1960.
Six Americans and seven Canadians were named to the board of
directors of Alberta & Southern Gas Co.
In addition to Mr. Horton
they are: James B. Black, Chairman of the Board of PG&E who was
named Chairman of the Board of the new company; S. M. Blair, of
Toronto, President of Canadian Bechtel who was named Vice-Chairman;
N.
R. Sutherland, President and General Manager oi PG&E;
R.
H.
Gercles, J. S. Moulton and P. E. Beckman, all PG&E VicePresidents; Ross MacKimmie, J. E. A. MacLeod,
C. O. Nickle and
R.
L.
Winton, all of Calgary, and H. R. Milner and D. K. Yorath,
nounced
1957—6 Mos.—1956
Railway
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 186, p. 109.
Provision
Net
$2,139,000
for
dividends
income
Earnings
per
share
on
preferred
on
to
common
SALE OF SECURITIES—At
the
stockholders
101,000
a
101,000
$2,038,000
$2.20
$2,264,000
$2.45
stock
stock
925,317 com. shs. outstdg.
applicable
$2,365,000
special meeting held on
relay
new
Aug.
27
as
the
first
Edmonton.
of
new
company
pipeline initially will deliver
Francisco
San
Bay
400-niillion cubic feet of gas daily to the
Area.
formal government clearances
Alberta, Ottawa and the United States.
Construction will be started as soon
obtained in
as
1300-mile distance, the line will originate in the Alberta
foothills and follow a route west of Calgary spanning the Canadian
Rockies and will traverse portions of Idaho, Washington, Oregon and
Northern
California,
terminating at an existing PG&E station at
Covering a
Antioch.
$1,000,000 face amount of the bonds were
sold in October 1956 and $5,000,000 in December 1956.
The remaining
51,000,000 of bonds will be sold' on Aug. 27. 1957.—V. 185, p. 337.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Period End. June 30—
Corp.—Earnings Off-
and
72,415,439
revenues
-1956
$
$
Sales
79,012,940 153,710,065 153,787,605
Period End. June 30—
Net
$1,633,309
$1,651,539
expenses
oper.
rev.
1,461.275
ry.
p.
$172,034
income..
34,681
$509,317
199,369
$1,893,920
1,010,388
$2,234,233
1,138,424
^een
K.
Horten,
elected
southern
706,381
553,841
3,074,860
4,970,200
8,445,360
10,094,800
2,951.427
Federal
debt
income
taxes—
3,557,956
Gas
Vice-President of Pacific Gas
President
Co.,
and
Chief
Executive
& Electric Co.,
Officer
of Alberta
Ltd., a newly-organized company which
natural gas for the California market,
has
&
will pur-
of
the
company
and
election
of
its
officers
were
an-
Dividends
taxes
income
and future)
(current
taxes
preferred
on
shares
consolidated
of
1,627,267.
subsidiaries
Net
1,631,970
20,268
subsidiaries
75,645
consolidated
Minority interest in net income of
.
$26,547,813 $24,797,657
income
$0.88
$0.83
$12,266,726 $11,444,373
$Profit per share
dividends—.
Limited
construction plans it is estimated that the
portion of the income tax charge for the full year 1957 that will be
credited to "Reserve for Future Income Taxes" will approximate the
♦On the
of present
basis
$18,500,000 so credited in 1956.
to
tEquivalent
share
20c
second
per
U.
quarter
S. 20c per share first quarter, U. S. 22V2C per
1957, U. S. 18M»c per share first quarter, U. S.
effect to the 3-for-l
quarter 1956 after giving
second
share
subdivision.
outstanding at end of each period after giving
effect to the 3-for-l subdivision which became effective May 4, 1957.
—V. 185, pp. 2554 and 2441.
tBased
on
shares
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1957
*1956
Net sales
$259,126,987 $252,885,119
Earnings (excl. of extraordinary gains) before
taxes on income
46,385,198
44,302,093
Prov. for Fed. and foreign
taxes on income
22,700,000
21,300,000
Cyanamid Co.
June 30—
excl. of extraordinary gains—
sale of the Gloucester City
$23,685,198
$23,002,093
—
Net earnings
11,125,307
Gains arising from
plant
and
the
9,090,579
Construction
3,847,771
4,517,971
3,733,949
7,742,092
shares outstdg.
3,847,771
3,733,949
Earnings per com. share
$1.21
$2.01
capital
of
stock
Chemical
less related Fed.
taxes
($2,000,000)
$0.77
$2.44
Net
profit
Common
—
earnings for the second quarter of 1957 were
levels of second-quarter 1956, but by early fall the company
and
decided improvement
in its operations.—V. 186, p.
below the
expects a
417.
Corp.—Makes Exchange Offer—
The corporation
on
Aug. 8 offered 21,000 shares of its common
stock
(par $8) in
exchange for the outstanding shares of $5 par
common
stock
of
Aliied-Aibany Paper Corp. on the basis of one
share
of
Allied stock
for each 42s shares of
Allied-Albany stock.
Allied Paper
Ruse surplus Canadian
formation
2,652,596
285,630
on
209.
Alberta & Southern Gas Co., Ltd.—Organized—,
Jack
2,619,743
1,773,453
352,531
Sales
from railway
oper.
186,
7,092,050
\7,533.466
1,035,556
1,224,371
Interest
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$9,427,388
$9,326,283
1,142,222
operations
Net
1957—Month—1956
revenue..
oper.
1,268.593
and
235,918,229 228,282,043
50,890,113 46,031,489
22,694,765 19,526,217
revenue
before
♦Income
2,063,321
depletion—
Deprec.
.
—
1957—6 Mos.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Accelerated amortization
Railway
Railway
and
Income
American
buyers,
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings Decreased—
Sales
Six Months Ended
approved
institutional
j
fAluminium
has established offices in the Natural Gas
Building in Calgary,
Alberta.
Alberta and Southern representatives are now engaged in negotiating
contracts with gas producers in the Canadian fields.
The proposed
The
1956
1957
(in Canadian Dollars)
major step
$330,000,000 transmission project
supplies with Canadian gas, beginning in
both
Subs.)—-Earnings Show Gain—
(&
Six Months Ended June 30—
a
Sept, 28, 1956,
the issuance by the company of $7,000,000
Principal amount of its first mortgage bonds 414 % series D due 1981.
Pursuant to the terms of a purchase agreement entered into with four¬
teen
on
plans for
are
Net income
for three years,
President, John W.
has been approved
185, p. 1629'.
and repayment begins in 1962.—V.
Railway
rev.
in development
will
Phillips
obligations,
Aluminium Ltd.
Net
relay,
fully covered by patents, according to Phillips'
Ayers.
He said that the design, which is unique,
for use in all military aircraft.
49
Clearings.—
sub-miniature
Deltronic
The
is
—
Redemption Calls
Paper Corp., on Aug. 19
electrical relay field by
relays.
type
Federal
50
and Sinking Fund Notices 50
Reserve Banks
The notes which will
Phillips Control Corp., a subsidiary of Allied
it has entered the sub-miniature
announced
50
of
Allied's stock
Corp.—
purchasing the assets and business of Deltronic Corp., a subsidiary of
Signal Oil & Gas Co.
Sub-miniature relays are used in military pro-,
duction.
Phillips now manufactures a full line of relays and solenoids
for commercial use, including power, telephone and vending machine
50
Statement
reserved for issuance under
shares
Subsidiary Acquires Deltronic
Banks of
System
Reserve
Federal
389.
1957—Month—1956
due
Common stock
Akron, Canton & Youngest own RR.—June Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
bank,
1959
Cumulative
will carry 10,000 warrants to
[purchase the company's common stock at $3 per share above the mar¬
ket price as of Sept. 3, official date of issuance of the new notes.
The
notes mature in 1972,
1,158,250
bonds,
fund
to
287,500
100,000 shs.
None
$4,500,000 shs.
1,031,697 shs.
♦In
addition
to the
fixed annual payments, the loan
agreement
provides for annual contingent payments in amounts equal to the
lesser of
50%
of net profits
in excess of $2,000,000 annually or
to
15
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member
August approved the sale of $1,600,000 long-term
refund short-term
to
1966
payable
notes
^Including 62,500
option plan.
Offerings
Declared and Payable
Combined
be
due
59
Aircraft Radio Corp., Boonton, N. J.—To Sell Notes—
notes to the Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
360,000
1,800,000
sinking
5%
April 1,
20-year
4-4%%
State and City Bond
Ainswortla Manufacturing- Corp.—May Be Acquired—
See
$4,000,000
600,000
1960
Allied-Albany (subsidiary of Allied):
First mortgage
and collateral trust
Investment News—Cover
General Corporation &
year.—
2553.
p.
$4,000,000
—
to
•
semi¬
due $60,000
payable,
note
%
OFFER
Outstanding
maturing
1962
June 30,
Dividends
Oct.
on
GIVING EFFECT TO EXCHANGE
bank,
to
payable
$400,000.
July
on
note
annually
Miscellaneous Features
year.
31, 1957 were $374,272,904, equivalent to $5.98
per-share value, together with the 26-cent capital gain
paid in December 195G, is equivalent to $6.24, as com¬
share.
a
Allied-Albany
of
Authorized
5%, in
quarters
about
three
control
CAPITALIZATION
♦5%
—
subsidi¬
ary,
a
leading manufacturer of watch bands, lias been constantly
expanding and, under its new marketing plans, will make continued
demands on the company's executives and resources.
Removal of the
hat
store
division
will
also
permit
greater concentration in
this
Idivision.
The new management company will be headed by Joseph Kanner,
who has been in the
hat business for 35 years
and also owns and
[Operates the Joseph Kanner Hat Co., Inc., of South Norv/alk, Conn.,
pointed
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
it
Based on tests and sur¬
reys,
Mr.
give
to
of coated and
and
which was acquired on Jan. 15,
1957/18
expected to commence commercial production of newsprint and light¬
weight groundwood catalogue and rotogravure paper within the next
60 days.
The paper business accounted for 82% of the consolidated
net sales
of Allied for the year
ended Dec. 31, 1956.
In
addition to its
paper business,
Allied has four operating sub¬
sidiaries
which
are
engaged in the manufacture of Christmas tree
ornaments and electronic relays, solenoids and related products.
38
40
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
41
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
41
Montreal Stock Exchange
41
Canadian Stock Exchange
42
Toronto Stock Exchange.
43
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
46
Over-the-Counter Markets
47
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
37
Transactions American Stock Exchange
37
Tused-Film'
manufactures
which
engaged principally in the manufacture
specialty papers and a subsidiary,
now
book
Corp.,
Paper
Midwest Stock Exchange
"This move," Mr. Leitman explained, "will permit us to intensify
I
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
of
stores.
Hat
uncoated
33
38
38
38
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
(Bonds)
is
Allied
17
29
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
sales and mer¬
the wholesale
entire
the
were
Adam
businesses.
Page
two years.
The arrangement will provide Adam with a source of con¬
tinuing and perpetual guaranteed income while at the same time in- '
creasing its working capital and cash position, since it will no longer
have to maintain large inventory positions in hat merchandise.
This is the third major development by Adam Consolidated Indus¬
tries since Mr. Leitman assumed
control in 1955, to re-vitalize the '
I old
Corp.,
Paper
Allied
—
.
(
"Adam is
Chicago 90, 111., is exchange
.
77"<;/
.7
formerly named Thor Corp., was
incorporated in Illinois in 1506.
Its principal executive offices are
located at
Prudential Plaza, Chicago 1, 111.
*
Until 1955, Allied had been engaged principally in the manufacture
of washing machines
and other home laundry equipment under the
trade name "Thor."
However, new management elected early in 1955
decided it
was
not practicable for Allied to remain in this business
and
instituted a program involving the disposal of assets relating
to
the
manufacture
of
home
appliances and acquisition of other
In This Issue
Hat
President,
Leitman,
Adam
Street,
',7..
La Salle
So.
v
BUSINESS
entire'
the
231
Co.,
agent,
to
company
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Trsut
&
i
operate their Adam Hat Store" division
and undertake
financial, inventory and operational responsibility for the
Store
INSURANCE
-
Consolidated Industries, Inc.—Hat Store Divi¬
Adam
sion to Be Operated by Management Firm—
This
INDUSTRIAL
-
The
exchange
offer
will expire on Sept. 6.
Continental Illinois Bank
Net
Corp.,
$23,685,198 $34,127,400
10,007
597,933
earnings
Dividends
on
preferred stock
Net earnings
applicable to common stock__
Earnings per share of common stock
Exclusive of
extraordinary gains
Extraordinary
$2.24
-
retroactive
—
adjustments
audited statement for
$33,529,467
10,303,013
$2.17
$1.08
gains
Total
♦After
$23,675,191
10,571,437
,—
$2.24
for tax provision as
the year.—V. 186, p. 418.
$3.25
reflected in the
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(938)
American Chain & Cable Co., Inc.
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
1957
sales
of
Cost
$61,119,389 $60,598,095
sales
45,633,151
7,623,377
4,065,000
_
Celling, administrative and general expenses
Federal
and
Canadian
taxes
income
on
—V.
paid
shares
Earnings
6,930,013
sales
per
1,374,086
$3.66
share
common
185, p. 2094.
and
Costs
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Earn. Show Gain
1957—6 Mos.—1956
Income from subsidiaries
Other
5,574,681
income
49,289
19,761
of
$19,340,930
58,091
62,546
$8,428,381
$23,084,388
2,323,697
&
1,534,932
$19,399,021
4,768,584
3,171,274
3,070,651
•Expenses
Interest
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$8,408,620 $23,021,842
$9,623,970
Total income
3,025,021
6,054,897
amortization
deht
disct.
&
exp.
154,706
139,451
«
6,011,044
$7,787,658 $13,220,814
—-
——
(incl.
expenses
income
7,850,821
-
$63,163
*$691,210
.
Nil
$1.42
..
.
-
—
share of common stock—^
per
as
the
result
a
will
be
The
exchanges
of
stock
merger
of
Hidden
will
,
her-
proposed
have
has
share,
Lisbon,
be
in
about
8,000,000
agreed
take
to
the
shares
stock
be President
City.
'
Lake
plan
merger
will
Salt
of
in
Hidden
new
common
the
"uuarte;
Splendor
mi.,
outstin!<ll!
stock
merged
Vt
company
in
,
(a)
share
1
Rio
of.
de
new
Oro;
Mountain
of
stock
company
(d)
Mesa;
share
1
and
(e)
for
share
of
of
of
new
new
l/6th
of
share
one
new.
major
<!
nn
present
company
company
stock
deposits
ore
of
for
j
12Sh
60~shave?"
for
stock
company
Hiij
stock
for
stock
company
new
of
for
Radorock.
The
i
•'
ci™
n ^
of
Splendor;
(bt
57/100th of a
;share of Lisbon; (c) 1 share
.....
«-■
nf
companies
following basis:
,
a;
HearUm
exchange for some $6,000,000 of the $16 000 OOn
present Hidden Splendor notes which it now holds.
'
The
stock of
the merged company is to
be exchanged for
held by the present stockholders of the
constituent
deducting
,
195
Ivfo'
of
will
company
the
will
President
now
new
Atlas
per
diyidends on preferred stock (based
on
411,935 shares outstanding June 30, 1957).
■
Net profit after taxes for the second quarter of 19o7 totalled $27,732
on
sales of $3,900,430.
This compares with a loss of $90,895 (after
giving effect to the tax loss carry-back) on sales of $3,747, <77 in the
first
quarter.
The company's preparations continue for the consolidation of Amer¬
ican Window Glass and Blue Ridge Glass Corp. under the agreement
with Saint-Gobain of Paris, France.
Pending governmental approval,
we
are continuing work
on the
engineering design and on the plant
location survey for the new modern plate glass manufacturing facility
that
will be built by the new
company.—V. 185, p. 1382.
tAfter
income,
in
company
which,
City,-
Under
12,529,604
taxes)
Co.
the
of
Co.
loss
Net
tEarnings
•Net
Period End. June 30—
royalties, less miscel. deducs."
Lake
1,057,000
$3.45
outstanding
$3,870,820
1,056,989
1,099,279
stock_
common
on
$7,648,207 $13,066,108
■
——-
—
Other Income, incl.
surviving
2
corporation having more than 23,000
stockholderc°m'
Atlas Corp. owning a
majority of the outstanding stock
Mr.
Odium, President of Atlas, will also be
Chairman anri eu
Executive Officer of the merged company and A.
p
Kibbe
niL5?no
*10
Net
The
Mining
Monday, September
.
publicly owned
...
4,234,000
$3,797,861
dividends
Common
45,563,262
•
6 Months Ended June 30—
Total income
Net income
Cash
—Earnings Show Sharp Drop—
1956
"
,
(& Wholly-Owned Subs.)
American Window Glass Co.
(& Subs.)—Earns.—
1
.
.
one
?i,
llar
the
companies parties to the meraer
12
ore
bodies in the Big Indian District of
Utah
three
bodies in the Ambrosia Lake area
of New Mexico and an
ore bnrtu <
the
Gas
Hills
area
of
Wyoming.
It
will
also
have
a
substaiiH
number of other properties
many
of which are presently unrW
,
include
™
Net
income
tCorp.
$4,229,622
earns,
$0.58
$0.53
share
per
$12,260,907 $10,216,703
$1.68
$1.40
$3,868,428
Anlieuser-Busch, Inc.
•Including taxes (1956 reflects credit of $418,713 for reduction in
taxes).
fOn 7,312,306 shares
presently outstanding.—V.
185,
Six Months Ended June 30—
1949
2321.
p.
Six
Net
Months
Ended
1956
sales-
Profit
before
Provisions
taxes
for
$4,237,791
390,020
186,200
income
on
taxes
1957
30—
443,314
income
on
225,300
—
——
Net
earnings
paid —7
profit
Earned
—V.
per
185,
share
common
$203,820
$1.04
$218,014
$1.13
last
At
2442.
p.
capital
at June
increase of
an
1957
30.
June
there
30,
17,776
were
shareholders
$45,813,095
Cash
and commer¬
Six Months Ended June 30—
1956
1957
It
was
Gross
end
Net
3,418,514
<
3,108,840
215,250
earnings after taxes
Preferred
20.937,032
233,625
—
dividends
Earnings for
of
Earnings
per
loans
Number
of
loans
$0.50
469,311
balance-
Number
of
Number
of
receivable
at
June
Applied Radiation Corp.—Build'g Electron Accelerator
Maracaibo
refrigeration.—V.
Co.
(&
Servel,
below.—V.
Inc.
Period End. June 30—
Railway
985,133
2,438,800
1,956,739
Railway
1,182,598
393,000
Net
757,000
771,000
outstanding
Earnings per share-
3,526,737
3,350,204
3,526,737
$0.23
income
in
in
taxes
has been
1957—V.
$0.47
$0.18
,
$1,199,739
3,350,204
Net
Weeks
Ended
185,
June
14—
income
ry*
the
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$
operating
expenses
33,907,384
——_
income
taxes
income—est.--
average
share-
American Petrofina, Inc.
Months
Gross
Ended
operating
38,147,495
232,143,435
June
10.404,700
13,673,145
66,624,028
71,808,650
of
3,856,260
5,911,864
27,164,667
32,336,795
ganized in
income
oper.
109.
p.
1957—Month—1956
..
Higher—
revenue-
$402,903
$377,267
$2,304,425
expenses
167,383
173,019
998,803
Net
—V.
186,
$204,248
$1,305,622
77,832
478,417
447,067
109.
p.
Atlanta
& West Point
Period End. June 30—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$311,290
expenses
279,289
287,022
$1,928,098
1,749,305
$2,022,3-8
oper.
$5,135
$24,268
$178,793
$224,116
23,138
13,329
5,062
22,904
1,410,188
$1.82
*$1.65
outstanding
after
rent
world
Aug.
on
Bids
oper.
Railway
$1,317,017
.—
7<9.160
—
$1,191,838
—
'
"
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
will
be
fast
new
freight ships for
undertaken
developments,
construction
of
etrategic
to
for
need
areas
move
strong
a
the
on
George
the
two
rapidly
American
APL
at
once
Killion,
this
the
as
company's
result
President,
of
cur¬
ships
be
will
be
super
of
vessels
is
company
also
liner
passenger
will
to
service to and
line has made it
two
$14 000 000
When
1960,
)
tne
the
cargo
be
made
the
in
with
California
June,
the
to
1959,
design
the
Mr.
necessary
Killion
and
Orient
liners
which
on
bids
will
be
be °f an improved Mariher type
new
second
cargo
four
American Stores
period End. July 27—
o
liners
enter
months
service
later—they
plans
trade
for
477
p- 314..
$1,458,135
$1,071,875
$16,762,142
1957,
16
was
the
with
of
corporation
$1,818,181
29'.;.
Net
for
was
sam<
after pro
$103,952 io.,
$157,762, as against
equal to 24 cents per
cents per
reportei
th*
incane,
183,
atH
share.
share earned in the comparably
2894.
p.
•
,
the
will
invited
this
812,890
633,648
5,523,884
5,432,814
about
provide
Januarv,
APL
1S57—4 Wks.—1956
62,459,465
$
with
1957—17 Wks.-T956
8
of
company with
commence
$
57,904,568 263,593,030 241,763,445
on
initial capilalizatloi
each, has been or-,
an
value
par
Aug.
13.
Public offering
'
immediately.:
Automation
invest
D.
its
I
1-
has been elected-Prest 7
Shares, Inc.
in
resources
The
C.
transfer
will
participating
automation
of
devices
of
an
shares
company
Sachs
&
shares
Co.;
Exchange Commission
the
below)
be
order
to
an
address.
here
and
fund
of
for
and
public
the
Council'is
and Industry Research,
consulting and research or¬
a
headed
group
at
announced
Peabody
$21.75
by
of
,
Co.
absence
also
an
exemption
shares
the
of
approximately
order
of
Oct.
A
31.
1957.
According
warrants
to
prior
at
of
shares
to
to
merge
independent
disclosed
in
new
place
on
Included
a
in
100',o
major
Disney
any
Aug.
by
over
the
28
will
Floyd
have
companies
'company
B.
in
Odium,
combined
plans
are
the
time
to
on
form
United
President
proven
The
test
W.
N.
Theodore T.
his
of
specializing
firm
own
.
James R.
Sharp, attorney,; and William.H.
former, Vice-President of the Federal
and
Louis.
William
W.
Eaton, physicist; Dexter M. Keezer,
Publishing Co.; J. Gordon Lippincott,
Roberts, engineering consultant, all
McGraw-Hill
and
Peter
105,
V.
2094..
p.
theoretical
the
Air
Smith,
Division
of
Avco
little
has
program
the
P.
breakthrough
Force
Avco
nose
was
cone
was
recently
Ballistic
of
made,
Missile
the
Research—
Tube
5000-mile
it
disclosed
was
Advanced
and
on
Laboratory
about
design
the
of
has
to
began
field
shock
led
go
Devel-t
of
to
the
ahead
shock
its
the
in
and
super-
to]
that
laboratory,
theoretical
rapidly
experi¬
tube
super-speeds
waves
shortcut
actual flight
before
available.
disclosed
:
that
Avco
$111,308,359 for development of
Axe-Templeton Growth
before
or
to
See Templetcn
had
the Titan
contract
awarded
been
nose
a
cone,—V.
186, p. 110
reserves
of
the
Canada,
Ltd.—New
Growth Fund
of
Canada, Ltd. below.
Atlas
a
company
on
Aug.
22
reported
that
it
has
Order—-
obtained
contract
a
of
approximately $2,000,000 from the Defoe Shipbuilding Co. of Bay
City, Mich., to furnish eight boilers for two
guided - missile-carryinS
U. S. Navy destroyers.
largest
States
having
Splendor
of
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Receives
$2,000,000
were
Corp.
Automatic feeclwater and combustion control
systems for the
value
boilers
p
Hidden
Fund
exercise
The
will
be
supplied by
the Bailey Meter Co.,
522.
destroyer
subsidiary.—V. 186,
a
,
Mining Co.,
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—June Earnings Declined—•
Period End. June 30—
1957—Monthv—1956
$
$
1957—6
Mos.—1956
oper.
revenue-
39,712,147
40,330,613
235,838.654
Railway-
oper.
expenses
31,165.974
32,153.343
188,190,949
Net
rev.
from
railway
-operations
Net .ry,, oper. income—
$'
$
Railway
•
|
and!
(ARDCi
Division
Research
j
inter-continentalf
Manufacturing Corp.
Research
known
was
been
now
President
the
on
Name—
It
in
requirements.
of
information
It
for
about
Inc.,
Street,
by
;
City.—V.
by
permitted
Produc¬
subsidiary of Atlas, Lisbon Uranium Corp. in which Atlas
73(7 of the outstanding stock, Rio de Oro Uranium
Mines,
which Atlas holds approximately a
53(7
interest, Mountain
Mesa Uranium Co. and Radorock
Resources, Inc.
Agreements on the proposed merger were reached
following a series
of conferences between Mr.
Odium, A. P. Kibbe, President of Lisbon;
W.
Rodney
DeVilliers,
President
of
Rio
de
Oro;
H.
O.
English,
President of Mountain Mesa and R. W.
Neyman, President of Radorock.
The merger is
subject to approval by the stockholders of the com¬
panies involved and is subject to Securities and
Exchange Commission
owns
formerly head
temperatures.
But
creation
duplicate "re-entry" effects,
$100,000,000.
merger
28
Until
additional
an
application, Atlas' intends
the expiration thereof.
uranium
mining
company
of
five
uranium
directed
Manufacturing- Corp.—Shock
Lloyd
ments,
Merger of Five Major Uranium Companies Planned—
Plans
734—15th'
be
new
are:
missile
opment
the
Tnese
outstanding.
acquire
the
to
was
consultant
designer,
major
Dr.
per
stock
the
purchase warrants entitling it
shares at a price of $22 per share
purchase
at
will
by the Commission.
common
27'7
holds
153,553
the
of
403.153
owns
fund
Fund include Arthur EL Burns. Dean of the
University School of Government;, John W. Ken
of St.
York
ballistic
of
constituting
New
Avco
Goldman,
&
headquarters
the
United States;
directors
industrial
corporation, to sell-.
Disney Productions (see
Kidder,
sale
27
equip¬
sales.
industrial
Vice-President
Aug.
Aug.
(lit
in
of
Automation Shares Management Corp., of
Ludlum has long been identified in the mutual
Mr.
and
Washington
Other
this
Walt
underwriting
Brothers,
offered
of
of
Vice-President
mutual
Stead,
Disney Stock—
on
permitting
stock
common
Lehman
to
are
and
exemption
of
i'
'
'
companies
agent.
maintain
distribution
field
merce
offering
$100,000,000 of 4V2% con¬
subordinated debentures, due Aug. 15, 1987,
by
Securities
issuance
400,000
The
month
and will cost about
first
investment
Associate Professor of Economics at
GWU; Irving G. Rudd,
general partner in the investment firm of
Rudd, Brod & Co.; Emerson
P. Schmidt,
direct,or of economic research for- the Chamber of Com¬
$16,248,446
Atlas Corp.—SEC Exempts Sale of
a
part
sched¬
as
Co.—Sales Show Gain&
i
viTTc"
—V. 18b,
^—
Smith, Barney & Co. and associates at 100% and accrued
interest was quickly oversubscribed.
For details, see
V. 186, p. 830.
said.
Round-the-World fleet of fast, modern
cargo ships.—V. 185, p, 1633.
•'
income
will
drick,
railway
109.
p.
the
George
73,072,471
tions.
the
1958.
new
70,297,449
contracts
$325,000,000 construction program. This vessel has
been
by the Federal Government for construction in
The
12,0o6,o01
Atlantic Refining Co.—Debentures Sold—The
the public 011 Aug. 20 of
Atlas
freight
round-world
proceeding
for
11,456,053
from
Inter
not
under construction
its
uled
30,
increase
taxes
the
The directors of the
share, with an
underwriting commission of $1.65 per share.
Because one
of
Atlas'
directors, Sidney J. Weinberg, is a partner of Goldman,
Sachs, sale
stock to Goldman, Sachs is
prohibited by the Investment
Company
Act in the
announced
invited
to
combination
The
June
compared,
of. Washington is custodian of the Fluid's
the First Pennsylvania
Banking & Trust Co., Philadelphia,
Reserve Bank
The
complete the fleet of fast freighters as soon as
possible.
As a result, the two combination
type vessels designed to
carry 120 passengers, which had earlier been
planned for this service,
have now been delayed for later
construction.
Final decision on these
two
in
1957—6 Mos.—1956
income.—
oper.
186,
that
more
1957—MonLb—19I6
expenses
operations
■
•
Lines, Ltd.—Revises Ship Build¬
than Sept. 30, and the two vessels will
not later than Dec. 31 ol this
year.
The
mining permit ii
Colorado.—V. 186, p. 726
Robinson, former assistant to Lord Cherwell,
persona 4
statistical
adviser
to
Prime
Minister
Churchill,
ant 1
to
Fund
same
fund
$12,914,188 $13,138,376 $87,059,591 $89,320,917
revenue—
oper.
is
National
653,981
.
two
trade
uranium
a
Washington, D. C.
.
824,649
28.
for
Alaska,
.
the
19,583,155
1
President
service
Net
director
a
Lucllum,
$21,724,821
charges
other
•)
Round-World
from
Atlas
Riggs National Bank
The
Period End. June 30—
:
period-
of
as
income
over
Washington,
Pa.,
rev. from railway
operations
Net ry. oper. deficit
—V. 186, p. 210.
Railway
ing Plans—
Construction
shares.
.
vertible
American
ended
year.—V.
and
and
The
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—June Net Higher—
—
•
Atlas
new
prop,
and
overall
an
shares
assets, while
1,798,232
1,410,920
$1,312,197
Liberty Oil Co. was acquired as of Feb. 1, 1957. The results
of operations of this wholly-owned subsidiary from
^eb. 1 to June 30, '
1957 are included in these consolidated statements.
American Liberty
Oil Co. was merged into American Petrofina, Inc. on June
30, 1957.—
V. 185, p. 2442.
4
50,625
Stoci
ganization specializing in the application of modern
economic, Jiiathenia.
lical and statistical
techniques to government, business and financial
problems.
•
*
'
\
•••" .-
RR.—Earnings Decrease—
1957—Month—1956
Railway
American
.
York
shares
the investment policies of the Fund are
geared to take advan¬
tage of the steadily expanding demand for'
goods and services.
To
aid
in
its
investment analysts. Automation Shares, Inc., Jia.!
retained as adviser llic Council for Economic
$1,170,197
84,770
35,365
$1,970,998
for
New
Shiprock
ment,
$235,520
—
income
oper.
$284,424
Total
income
Mexico
open-end
Organized
from railway
rev.
ry.
Net
Net
and
shares of capital stcck, $i
Washington, it was disclosed
Fund's
dent
1,023,968
revenue-
.—1
and
cash
widely-known international economic
authority,
$2,194,165
oper.
oper.
shares
new
scientific
1957—6 Mos.—1956
Railway
:
—
expense
last
300.000
the
988,756
1957
income
Operating income
Interest
of
This
oper.
31,651,102
30—
and general expenses—
Exploration costs and abandonments—
income
the
on
570,000
219,815,924
operations
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Costs
Other
buying
in the establishment on
such propertie
specified grade and size."
assets, according to the application, are oil atn
months
period.
40,554,093
period
railway
213,500
—
♦Adjusted to reflect average number of
deducting treasury shares.—V. 185, p. 2910.
Six
stock
common
is
$112,500
$2,344,832
year,
ok 50',,
expenses
from
186,
Net
$1,447,099
on
—-
per
ahnm
ab0ll<
be obligated to pay an additional $57,000 in
cast
development work to be performed on certain
Federal
1956
increase
Net
Net
of
before
"may
six
for
§
229,556
—
I
Canadian
par
Atlas
and unpatented uranium claims in
last
291,624,574
87,100
—
Other charges
and
for
that
of
$
,
1,018,655
-
Net income
rate
Dr. Herbert W.
$38,099,982 $35,611,840
amortization
Interest
Federal
the
consummated
Devices, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
the
sales
Inc.,
and
$1
manufacture, rental and installation
121,356
159,400
;
,
asid
its
interests in New
298,767,463
Period End. June 30—
1956
1957
,
costs
of
Shiprock's principal
gas
vision
Railway
$37,940,582 $35,490,484
Depreciation
be
an
agreement,
it
New Mexico
51,820,640
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings
account classifica¬
new
2094.
p.
Total
Product
will
merger
erties of Shiprock should result
of uranium ore
body of a
$0.36
payable.
adjusted to conform to
sales
Other
the
5
Sullivan
50,958,793
oper.
rev.
—V.
American Optical Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
24
that
shares
event
For
Railway
Net
of
the
said
the
net
1957—Month—1956
of Wyoming
approximate so.
at
agreement, announced earlier, whereby Atlas Com
of the stock of Shiprock
Industries. Inc., were (lis
application under which Atlas was authorized to
list 50,62b
an
revenue-
oper.
to
company is expected
production initially will be
Automation Shares Inc.—To Sell Its Shares—
375,000
Shares
used
terms
Corp.
the
714.
p.
$
$4,497,472
$1,667,800
tions
for
University.
Co.—Proposed Purchase—
185,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$5,155,762
$592,133
S.
Corporation
Harvard
es
<
Redim
year.
Audio
Subs.)—Earnings Rise-
$807,598
U.
and
mintT
.
Uranium
Homestake-New
,210.
p.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
See
$2,284,753
income
•No
Radiation
the
mills—the
'
buy about 40'7
John F.
foreign
income—_
NOTE—1956
Applied
Technology
and
min«
Columbia
mine.
month.
per
the
Under
382
181,443,679
186,
operations
Net
of
additional
Although this accelerator will be used for research in high-energy
physics, similar units are well adapted to commercial radiation process¬
ing and can be supplied by Applied Radiation.
Penetrating electron
and'X-ray beams from linear accelerators catalyze chemicax reactions,
change the characteristics of plastics and preserve food without heat or
198,453,888
1957—3 Mos.—1956
taxes-—
for
on
by
of
uranium
uranium
and
Exchange.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings Off—
$2,613,833
before
taxes
built
being
Massachusetts Institute
Ike
Radon
merged
Ore
expected
period
income
♦Provision
416
203,503,675
^—1—
is
celerator
the
of
1958.
tons
The
Large sources of high-energy radiation for commercial processing of
chemicals, petroleum and plastics are now available to industry.
Already a 20-million-electron-volt traveling-wave linear electron ac¬
1738.
p.
American
Income
2,777
215,731,832
30
period. End. June 30—
Gross
267
]
30
June
at
314
2,974
offices
branch
assets
Notes
185,
333
276
—._
—
employees
Total
—V.
145,481,449
463,536
;
made.
loan
$0.50
156,470.557
—
made
loan
Average
$0.63
$0.70
.
share
—
Average
4,575,823
—
share
common
made
2,875,215
4,546,694
3,203,264
:
shares
common
Dividends per
Total
stock—
common
common
in
closed in
foods,
Number
operating
Terms of Interest in Shiprock Firm—
$
23,253,132
earnings
five
Lisbon's
Radorock's
two
Moab, Utah
constructed near
is
will
$
in
at
flow
35,000
employment
interests
have
mine,
and
district
Capital expenditures for the six months 1957 were $2,058,000, com¬
pared with $1,791,200 expended in the same period last year.—V. 185,
p. 2210.
Illinois—Earnings—
mill
000,000
and
Almar
Mexico Partner!"
mill
being
Grants, N. M.
Participation is contend
plated in two additional mills now being
planned, one in the Ambrosia
Lake
district and the other in the Gas Hills
2,889,730
$1.11
Cash,
will
company
Dysact mine
have
tion Co.
8,897.
American Investment Co. of
will
versus
$52,340,004
was
development.
Splendor's
Oro's
$1.18
$6,526,909.
and
merged
de
It
5,351,444
■
2,893,181
v
—.
governments,
cial paper at June 30, 1957 aggregated $25,527,430.
year,
Rio
5,569,869
5,694,252
—
The
Hidden
10,921,313
5,925,144
Dividends
Earnings per share—
Working
Net
j
ploration
$
137,022,575
——
Provision for income taxes
$4,299,838
June
1956
$
144,528,280
before provision for income taxes-—11,619,396
Income
Higher—
1957
•
.
Net sales
American Hair & Felt Co.—Earnings
(& Subs.)—Sales and Earns. Up
235,537,525
191,342,63i
'
8,546,173-
8,177,270
3,451,623
3,785,990
47,647,705.
-19,211,786
■
44.194,888
20,°10,826
Number 5669
Volume*. 186
.
.
Aroostook RR.—Gross Up—Net Off—
Banff or &
1957—Month—1956
period End. June 30—
Bond Stores, Inc.—July Sales
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$989,803
Railway
oper.
oper.
$938,458
$9,495,978
$9,588,250
950,620
revenue
Railway
843,631
6,949,158
Period End.
Sales
6,452,151
expenses
July 31—
"The
Off Slightly—■
$4,922,416
"Fifteen
West
from railway
operations
:—
T
Net
oper. incomes
186, p. 210.-
ry.
—V.
$94,827
$39,182
177,517
$2,546,820
262,873
Borg-Warner Corp.—Unit
$3,136,099
1,740,576
2,200,676
pumps
Fire
Bankers
Marine
&
Insurance
Co.
—
Jackson
Statement
Barker Bros. Corp.—To Sell Its
Aug.
on
approved
This
P.
the
throughout
another
Placed
Taxes
that
spent
than
more
—V.
income
of
186,
the
for
revenues
$12,341,580,
—V.
established
company
operating
$687,754,
is higher
$1.10
or
high
new
per
than for
records
any
of
for
1957.
net
and
Mr.
available
for
Six Months (26 Weeks) Ended—
sold
Other
$16.15
$24,762,419
24,539,024
660,558
223,609
22,460,747
678,353
188,262
expense
Federal
•o:
855,000
720,000
,——
income
—
taxes—.
.
Net
income
Preferred
Balance
to
185,
(first
per
months)—
six
100,000
stock_,
common
Net income
—V.
$800,755
___
dividend
$700,755
(631,379
shr.
com.
\ $715,057
100,000
$615,057
$0.97
$1.11
shares)
Provision
,
provision
for
taxes
Commonwealth
of
for
taxes
income:
on
Pennsylvania
income tax
Federal
Net
—
income
Shares
sales
the
Earnings, per
Book
value
—
of
share
share
per
outstanding
stock
of
standing at June 30
WV.
stock
com.
common
$574,798
386,875
:_i—
$0.75
$0.87
._
186,
Subs.)—July Sales Up—
314.
p.
of the
Ken-
Rudd,
r.
Emerson
of
Cora*
and
oi'der
an
.
*.,
ended
it
year,
June
increased
by
that
in
income
net
taxes,
after
E.
as
for
compared
nine
the
with
month
net loss
a
$984,800.—V.
185,
&
Weeks
of
—V.
184,
on
[
2222 and
pp.
22
declared
on
company
Aug.
23
filed
Stock
a
140,000 shares of its $50 par cumulative preferred
be
The borrowed funds were used for interim financing of
additions and improvements.
The company estimates its
construction expenditures at $22,600,000 for 1957 and $24,200,000 for
$8,250,000.
l$l
pay
corporation
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
$3,054,537
1,596,501
on
Aug.
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$3,044,848 $12,650,469 $13,302,207
2,009,660
9,274,012
10.889,057
p.
$1,458,036
$1,035,188
$3,376,457
125,000 shares
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to
liabilities and for working capital.
addition 175,000 common shares,
or 35,000
shares of $5 pre¬
181, p. 1074.
stock, are to be offered to creditors.—V.
Carolina & North Western
684,627
2,935,807
oper.
oper.
expenses
2,525,327
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$306,400
166,522
$1,853,474
1,039,691
$2,015,632
1,071,394
$139,878
63,359
$303,500
168,968
revenue.
income
Net
rev.
from railway
operations
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
period ended June 30, 1957,' totaled $651,comparable period in the company's history.
Net earnings were $16,502,209, a return of 2.53%
on sales and equiva¬
lent to $2.47 per share. Comparable figures for sales and net earnings
in 1956 were $407,344,045 and $14,488,789, respectively.
Sales in the last half of 1957 are expected to be higher than those
for the first six months.
Earnings for the last half of the year are
for
the
186,
p.
expected to be somewhat greater; the increase,
be in direct proportion to the gain in sales volume.
experienced
have
•
in
as of June 30.
Of the backlog,
$691,000,000,'represents orders for commercial
jet aircraft.
These amounts are applicable only to 141 airplanes for
Which firm orders had b?en received as of June 30.
Letters of intent
Under Government programs are included in the backlogs only to the
extent that funds have been allotted as of the end of June.—V. 185,
or
approximately
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U.
President. Published twice a week
THE COMMERCIAL AND
Dana
Seibert,
Net
$813,783
335,352
$944,238
412,786
Cable Co., Ltd.—Profits Decline—
1956
477,000
685,000
$2,860,000
370,000
1,245,000
$711,000
.'——
;
for income taxes
Olcott
"The
1957
$1,873,000
$1,245,000
30—
operations——
depreciation
for
profit
W.
——
.
Titus,
substantial
President,
on
reduction
Aug.
from
rev.
Ry.—Earnings Off—
1957— G Mos.—1956
$3,760,664 $22,168,498 $22,587,108
2,997,486
18,063,902
17,726,827
railway
operations
$763,178
$4,104,596
$4,860,281
477,049
$730,109
449,639
.
income
211.
2,455,473
2,974,540
Months
Twelve
income
Ended
Net
income
at end
stock
of period
♦Earned
3,293,600
$2.47
of common
common share——
per
♦On basis of average
186,
$9,190,233
3,421,100
$2.37
;
12,134,749
$9,156,421
8,097,921
3,463,600
.
1
shares outstanding
Average number
—V.
8,131,733
3,293,600
number of shares outstanding during the period.
3.
p.
Central RR. of New Jersey—June Net
oper.
revenue-
oper.
expenses
Up—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
1956
$51,766,186. $51,032,641
—
-
—
shares
Common
1957
_—.—.
11,746,602
for. common
Available
July 31—
—
—
$5,091,801
3,917,236
$5,178,890 $29,885,888 $30,572,259
4,042,629
23,776.087
24,139,449
$1,174,565
422,132
$1,136,261
418,069
from railway
'■operations
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
186,
p.
-
—
income
211.
Central Vermont Ry.
Period
$6,109,801
1,824,032
'
End. June 30—
.
$6,432,810
2,151,662
,
Inc.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Months—1956
revenue—
$938,000
$1,021,000
$5,814,000
expenses-
837,876
795,623
4,862,409
$5,801,000
4,489,945
ry: oper.
$100,124
$225,377
$951,591
$1,311,055
railway oper. income
♦102,785
53,646
♦235,416
304,651
Net rev. from
Net
♦Deficit.—V.
186, p. 3.
Champlin Oil & Refining Co. (&
in
profits
is
due
to
inventory
other revenue——
income tax—i
Federal
year.
•
"Construction of the new magnet
is- proceeding
rapidly
and
„
1957
1956
$41,254,871 $38,659,801
6,891,557
6,041,778
1,550,000
—
1,500,000
$5,341,557 $4,541,778
$1.09
Earnings per common share—_!
—
$1.29
Earnings for the first .six months of 1957 included a capital gain
which after applicable taxes amounted to $643,125. This resulted from
disposal by the corporation of its interest in Great Southern Chemical
Corn.—V.
185,
p.
143.
Charleston &
to be in operation early
next
Western Carolina Ry.- -Net Higher—
Period End. June 30—
Railway
oper.
Railway
Net
*
wire plant at Simcoe, Ont., Canada,
is expected
tax—
—
—
Net profit
losses
about
carried, out on schedule,. $1,595,000 having-been spent this year to date,
and a further $3,600,000 anticipated expenditures for the balance of
the
Subs.)—Earnings Up
Six Months Ended June 30—
in part:
15 said
by the reduction in price of copper of approximately
seven cents per pound since Jan. 1, 1957.
"The
company's expansion and decentralization program is being
brought
Net
—V.
oper.
rev.
revenue-
expenses
oper.
186,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$3,709,377
2,770,651
from railway
operations
ry.
1957—Month—1956
$551,398
$589,139
447,972
480,808
p.
income
110.
-
$103,426
56,518
$108,331
51,865
$938,726
435,896
$4,020,004
2,887,782
$1,132,222
528,093
On
account
of
^^tatis^cal^rue o?
UniSd StatT §?and Members
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
the fluctuations
fn the
ttte? as second class L^'sa^Street!1 Chicago ^DHnoia
oUices: ms!
matter February 25, 1942, at the
S. Patent Office) William
iJa^ldCoiJ^nJ' inPJ,l^eTwifh
MOTtayl!
[every Thursday (general news and advertising.
withJl.f/^X^^co^p^^eentered
Zefmce E New YoS/N.
Canada, $63.00 per year.
NOTE:
See details in
year.
P. 2511.
William
from
Provision
'
been
previous years.
Unlilled- orders total $2,837,000,000
2%%,
Net
Net. ry. oper.
Net sales and
Six Months Ended June
Profit
Provision
however, will not
reduced through Increased writeoffs of
expense applicable to the commercial program and the realization of
gross margins on incentive-type fixed price contracts lower than those
margins
completed.
$3,619,585
2,889,476
provision for Federal income
Canada Wire &
any
also
Profit
expenses-
Profit before
six-month
for
oper.
;»
$134,532
60,777
-
income211.
.Boeing Airplane Co.—Reports Record Sales—Earn. Up
Sales
Railway
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Ry.—Earnings Off Slightly
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
Railway
2.
890,419—highest
Hornblower
Union Securities & Co.
$2,413,150
867,609
from ry. opers.
oper.
186,
filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock to be offered at par
19
covering
Railway
Net
was
.
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
revenue--
current
ferred
..
oper.
per
In
2322.
income
726.
p.
Calunite Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
SEC
lower net
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Net'rev.
The
Eastman Dillon,
associates, was quickly
186, p. 838.
Gross
property
a
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
and
Operating revenues
•
to
Aug.
ex-
products sold in 1957, which partially
Central Illinois Public Service Co.—Earnings Lower-
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$69,375,796 $66,311,690
Exchange Commission
stock dividend of 2%, payable
Oct.
10 and a
cash dividend of
10 cents per share, payable Oct. 1.
Both dividends will be payable to shareholders of record as of Sept. 13,
1957. Shareholders entitled to fractional shares will be paid in cash.
directors
$2.06
administrative
as
$50,700
registration statement with the
stock,
to, be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Kidder,- Peabody &
Co.
The dividend rate, public offering price, and underwriting terms
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co.—Dividend—
The
classified
were
and
V.
period
1039.
p.
1957—Month—1956
•>
110.
186,
1956
Central of Georgia
$11,124,865 $11,381,023
:
—
1958.—V.
in
stock at $31.50 per share, through
common
of
(& Subs.)—July Sales Lower—
Butler Bros.
to
1,375,853
1,717,111
$1.78
offering made on Aug. 20 of 150,000 shares
The public
1956.
increase of
an
covering
1,373,973
1,713,323
outstanding———;—
Corp.—Common Stock Offering Completed—■
Celotex
48%
Gunnar
the
for
p.
3,286,325
$3,537,758
—
items which
of
sales
net
Gunderson,
said
months
186,
stock
29,834,280
15,152,700
145,560
2,401,152
—
I
share
,
$3,057,866
taxes
explains the higher latter cost in 1957.
Clinton F. Robinson, President, said that the
lliarn- H.
Federal
.
35,123,677
15,330,432
332,349
__
48%—
1957,
30,
announced
was
pursuant to
Further Suspended—
per
403,261
270,259
$56,245,476 $51,956,623
stock————
common
common
Earnings"
1956
395,383
324,607
.-
:■
.
—
on
of
Shares
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the sale of the preferred slock will be used to dis¬
charge a portion of the company's short-term bank loans payable to
Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association amounting
on Aug. 22 announced the
the Securities Exchange Act of 1934,
suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange in the $1 par
capital stock of this corporation, for a further 10-day period, Aug, 23
to Sept. 1, 1957, inclusive.—V. 186, p. 726.
The Securities
Issuance of
months
last
Period End. July 31—
Sales
—
pehses are reclassified to cost of
nine
Mr.
to
—
and Canadian income
S.
Dividends
$9,069,415
2,438.264
$8,504,182
2,647,866
$1,805,080
709,846
1957
'
$55,525,486 $51,283,103
—V., 186, p.
SEC
•
Bellanca Corp.—Stock
iY,
9,569,377
from
Interest expense
President.
showed
assets
are
n
10,425,074
(& Subs.)—Reports Lower Earns.—
sold
Total .income
$25.97
1957—4 Wks.—1956
1957—30 Wksi—1956
$3,382,973
$3,142,793 $32,279,249 $30,733,582
Period End. July 27—
—V.
21,562,565
1,568,114
7,886,508
Net income
California Electric Power Co.—Files Preferred
Sales
7,977,719
1,506,065
of products sold
—
♦Selling, administrative and general expenses
period were equivalent to 26 cents per share
on
the 849,000 shares of common stock outstanding, as compared with
a
loss of six cents per share last year.
.
?
In reporting on the financial condition of the company, Mr. Gunder¬
son
said that working capital rose from $1,465,000 to $1,649,300, an
increase of $184,300, and the book value per share of common stock
increased from $2.95 to $3.08.
He added that the company's net quick
185, p. 2095.
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp. (&
:*
10,540,654
preference stockordinary stock—
♦Cost
35,609,'775
35,160,643
Gear Works, Inc.—Sales Up
$224,200
This
.
7,462,984
foreign cos., less taxes withheld
Royalties received and other income.——
>■
1957—6 Mos.—1956
5,720,200
$1,329,221
431,558
period
Gunderson
nine
—V".
$27.00
29,540,284
27,396,211
—
726.
p.
Dividends
the company and its
wholly
owned
subsidiaries—American
Gear
&
Manufacturing
Co.,
Lemont, 111., and Pittsburgh Gear Co., Pittsburgh—totaled $7,444,900,
as
compared with $5,025,600 for the first nine months a year ago."
800,720
—
15,470,376
14,069,908
12,251,131
.
!
*
partially attributable to a strike in the company's Refractories Division
during the first quarter.—V. 186, p. 3.
the
for
According
400,360
outstanding
stock out¬
$
15,145,080
surplus
186,
Products
$7,525,280 $43,664,825 $44,679,190
5,414,397
income—
same
Gunderson,
$697,886
762.000
——-
——
—
common
62,443
630,135
55,738
;
616,712
.——
-
of
corporate net
_
taxes
profit
Dividends
1956
$17,755,480 $19,608,442
1,247,248
1,390,464
income
on
1956
*
239,527,926 242,874,499
224,382,846 227,404,123
—-
Carborundum Co.
726.
p.
Earnings
1957
—
Six Months Ended June 30—
railway
Brad Foote
Net
totaled
Net sales of cigars—-—,
from
oper.
i86,
for
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.—Earnings Show Decline—
Profit before
Gain—
Earnings Lower—
1957—Month—1956
expenses
oper.
rev.
Mr.
Six Months Ended June 30—
1957
19,933,227
on
Balance
for
$6,743,618
revenue-
oper.
ry.
—V,
1038.
p.
$5,297,726
185, p. 2911.
65.09%.—V.
operations
over
Net
Decline in Earnings—
income
♦Certain
151,651
properties
Interest
?rO'.
expenses
410,866
—
-
on
—V.
Adjusting
share.
stocks
Railway
$24,610,.68
$27,078,946
_
and
$4,849,741
—
Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Shows
per
Railway
134,360
income
$1,031,744
672,042
—
income
Dividends
U.
Net
Total
$1,238,182
*137,801
_—
charges
Dividends
June 28,"57 June 24,'56
.
Operating costs
Depreciation of
21,250
*
Boston & Maine RR.—June
$26,944,586
—
income
stock
common
Period End. June 30—
Products
Total
Fixed
$5,318,976
381,600
185, p. 2661.
common
Lomb Optical Co.—Earnings Increased—
Bauseh &
♦$15,351
211.
Pacific Ry.- -Reports
income
1,879,753
the capital gains distribution of
81 cents per share last Feb. 18, this is equivalent to $16.69 per share
as
compared with the figure of $15.25 per share on Jan. 31. when
net assets were $135,440,283. During the half-year, shares outstanding
increased from 8,397,447 to a new quarter-end high of 9,251,501.
The
report shows that of the Fund's investments on July 31,
bonds
and
notes
represented 19.47%, preferred stocks 15.44%
and
to
837.
p.
♦SG.SDS
*67,112
—
p.
Railway net earnings
Othor
Fund reports total net assets of $149,494,338 at the end of the
first six months of its current fiscal year on July 31, 1957, amounting
$1,000,000 on
earnings
*
186,
Railway expenses
$5,231,341
dividends
Boston
Eells said the net
common
stock share, on sales of
similar period in company history.
first half
3,377,297
This
plant expansion during, the first six months of 1957, including $250,000
on
their new plant to produce basic brick linings for the converters
which use the new oxygen process for refining steel.
•The
$4,409,041
3,193,574
income
Canadian
1956
1,775,471
income
Balance
,
Basic''Inc.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$4,431,756
403,772
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
year.
announced
operations
;
Earnings—
445,164
Railway revenue.
1957
—...
Net
182, p. 811.
railway'
♦Deficit.—V.
$53,211,974 $51,197,523
12,036,453
11,603,516
i 16,559,034> 15,908,544
4,955,400
4,690,200
12,654,275
11,796,534
Interest and other" deductions———————
Preferred
new
a
$388,421
expenses-
from
rev.
Net ry. oper.
Off—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Operating revenues
——
Fuel expense (incl, purchased energy)
Other operation and maintenance expense
Depreciation
—
on
production
of
Boston Edison Co.—Gross Up—Net
Aug. 22 announced that with the
anticipated
by
the
steel
industry
months of 1957, he expects Basic to have
President,
remaining
banner
Eells
Mr.
Eells,
increasing
plant
sold;
been
Annacis Island, near
on
$
Basic Inc.—Another Banner Year Expected—
Howard
submersible,
turbine,
deepwell
BJ
employees are employed at present.
The plant boasts the newest in
foundry
facilities
&nd
techniques,
including
a
Meehanite
license
foundry and its own hydraulic testing laboratory.—V. 185, p. 2911.
,
;
Stock—
Privately—
This corporation, it was announced on Aug". 26, has en¬
tered into an agreement, negotiated by Dillon, Read &
Co. Inc., for the private sale, subject to the terms of the
agreement,1 of a maximum of $51,000,000 of promissory
notes, delivery, in varying principal amounts, to be made
from time to time prior to Oct. 1, 1960.
Steadily
all
standard water and process pumps will
Jackson Indiana plant.
is on a 10-acre site and offers more than
manufacturing
facilities.
Approximately 175
other
feet
square
for
Net
the Byron
remodeled
175,000
the
Corp.—Notes
Tanker
Barracuda
22
and
purchased
$438,271
revenue
Railway oper.
Calif., with Lawrenceburg operating as
plants.
Now management, engineering,
Angeles,
sales
and
ditch
be. consolidated.in
issuance and sale for
cash at $13 per share of:
(a) 85,000 shares of presently authorized
but unissued common > stock of corporation to W. «fe J. Sloane (a
New
York corporation) and, (b) 207,690 such shares to MarshallWells'Co. (a Delaware corporation). See V. 186, p. 314.
stockholders'
Los
been
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper.
executive
manufacturing
have
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine
President of the corporation's Byron
management for these pumps
Dulin,
by E. S.
Previously,
in
several
irrigation,
.
The
of
manufacturing
cover¬
proposed offering to stockholders of 19,854 additional shares
stock (par $5), was withdrawn as of Aug. 15, 1957, See
V. 185, p. 2211.
\
a
common
also
centered
one
of notification filed with the SEC on April 25, last,
The letter
of
now
Division.
was
Withdrawn—
ing
are
announcement
an
have
now
land
Consolidates Operations-
and sales for all Byron Jackson "Standard Line"
headquartered in Lawreuceburg, Ihd., according to
Manufacturing
and
of
this site, completion being scheduled for this year."—V.
on
Net rev.
office and warehouse
in service.
Calgary
acres
Westminster, B. C., to provide additional facilities to care for the
Coast market.. A contract has been let to erect a new plant
New
314.
p.
old
building erected,
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$4,930,389 $89,551,433 $87,127,202
1957—Month—1956
—
—V." 186,
3
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
rate of exchange, remittance
of Pan-American Union. $60.00 per year;
in Dominion of
:-r4fh
for foreign subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in New Y
4
The Commercial
(940)
■i Net
sales
taxes
income
On
Net
„
*
21,941
,
i
»
,
oper.
•
$84,074
$182,020
.
$0.17
$0.08
:
,
.
from
ry. oper.
67,115,150
38,206,925
12,243,028
6,744,537
13,133,335
Net railway ©per. income
7,311,797
rev.
interest
obtained
was
(which has
operations.
Acquisition of an equity interest in the West German fork lift
Railway
Railway
1957- -6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Dividends
Other
oper.
revenue
expenses
20,521,128 121,696,919 121,995,208
16,527,225
98,305,610
95,865,402
19,648,662
oper.
17,356,016
*
from
rev.
railway
•*
operations
Net
ry.
—V.
-
received
-
Total
494,739
income
Income
1,448,663
Net
'
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Net
revenue—
2,385,085
from railway
rev.
$649,403
$670,493
$4,434,630
$4,334,936
301,245
313,109
2,056,881
2,061,612
Net ry. oper. income.;
—V.
$2,981,947 $19,378,139 $18,430,289
2,311,454
14,943,509 ,14,095,353
$3,034,488
expenses.
operations
v
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
186,
727.
p.
per
Chicago Great Western Ry.—June Earnings Up—
Period End. June 30—
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses.
$3,201,120
$2,843,055 $18,760,765 $17,400,809
2,136,457
1,982,688
12,578,414
11,848,861
$1,064,663
from
rev.
$860,367
$6,182,351
$5,551,948
Net ry.
—V.
382,677
340,491
2,307,652
preferred
Iron
Co.
Railway
1957—Month—1956
$626,262
revenue.
oper.
Net
$4,134,988
ry.
oper.
186,
p.
367,816
2,254,398
Railway
Net
2,263,366
oper.
RR.— June
income
110.
79,729
93,007
$1,745,532
846,121
4
—V.
$
of
Defense.
Plant
(retired),
21,193,709
121,993,661
122,121,509
be
18,224,330
17,518,556
105,384,389
105,305,046
contracted.—V.
produced
$3,994,987
1.874.716
3,675,153
16,609,272
of
Canada:
1,458,190
3,879,712
4,343,060
3,818,031
$
$
17,517,690
15,235,875
19,470,385
2,281,815
expenses.
in
it
2,295,226
$
17,181,159
from
rev.
Canada
Unit Awarded
announced
♦Deficit.—V.
186,
Contract
that
60%,
of
Air
414,776
of
the
Southern Ry.—June
Period End. June 30—
contract
will
sub¬
be
Chicago, Rock Island
$1,305,352
$7,628,958
$7,605,899
oper.
expenses.
1,083,046
'J 1,115,161
6,277,518
5,984,839
$190,191
$1,351,440
417,567
$1,621,060
from
rev.
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
Railway
Railway
*7,233,992
Net
$
17,152,297
18,919,805
102,515,102
98,834,495
expenses.
13,960,391
13,360,655
80,398,139
75,501,642
3,191,906
5,559,150
22,116,963
4- 2,393,412
7,337,386
9,880,839
'
EntUJune
Net
i
•
oper.
rev.
$3,326,315
from
operations
'
$21,688,122 $22,321,724
2,419,639
14,627,674
14,372,359
186,
U_
__
$'832,677
545,477
ry." oper. ihedme...
—V. 186, p. £12.
Net
$1,209,796
$7,060,448
677,049
City Investing Co.
Income
Other
from
(&
4,239,717
1957
expenses
202,762
190,215
1,340,572
748,757
$5,419,731
4,660,393
4,557,738
^
—
deductions
Provision
$4,670,974
612,009
expenses
Interest
52,296
for Federal income
138,941
335,000
taxes—
railway
Profit
income before
on
plicable
real
items
estate
and
set
1956)
Provision
for
1957
—
aries,
less
Premium
on
below
investments
tajces, $300,000 in
in
forth
$157,863
$1,004,535
$812,400
51,775
63,667
391,990
Weeks
Inc.
sales
Net
loss
loss
of
798 S9R
applicable
4%
unconsolidated
reduction
in
1
tri
Net
(&
and
before
Provision
taxes.,
jDrl84,009
$
taxes
taxes
income
186,798,814 174,274,387
21,949,193
11,658,990
11,750,000
6,350^000
income
on
income
on
June 30,'56
$
V
10,199,193
—
share..
—
*5,308,990
$1.33
„
•
$o.71
previously reported, the figures for 1956 include a provision, after
applicable tax credits, of approximately 35 cents per share in
connec¬
the
tEarnings
7,G51,461
discontinuance of the CBS-Columbia Division.
per share
are
calculated
on
the average
in
1957 and 7,487,337 in 1956,
spective six-month periods.—V. 186, p. 4.
The
Dr498 347
Dr5 255
$909,681
$1,255,598
'
per
income
common
share
after
amounted
year
provision
tax.
for
to
Federal
.»■
iseum and sports
On
part,
which
convertible sinking fund
debentures, due 19G1,
the amount of $409,000 was retired
on March
1, 1957. Payment of
the original issue of $4,800,000 dated
June 1, 1946 was
anticipated by
four years. The directors are
giving consideration to the possible future
issuance of debentures
which could be used
largelv to acquire invest¬
ments
producing ordinary income as well as those with
growth
potentials.
in
745
the
amount
shares
$74,500.
of
of
the
The* total
$460,000
as
company's
of
included
these
well
payments
as
repurchase
preferred
Items
is
stock
andi
with
$943,500.
first
on
a
New
404,151.
$4,195,503
$3,803,141
mortgages
retirement
face
first
value
of
of
mortgage
to
rise,
we
that net
gratified
are
for
1957
——
taxes
1956
$2,902,071
$2,452,840
28,736
_
income.
on
*22,984
—
income..—
Cr27,40 0
5,200
$1,336
on
*$17,784
I
April 30, 1957, the Tax Court of the United States allowed, in
claims for refund of excess profit taxes for the years 1940-1945,
claims have been pending for some years.
Computation of the
of
the
net
has
delayed
not
refund
to, be allowed by
yet. been, agreed upon
for several months.
It
eventual
will
recovery
be
is
the Tax Court's
of
reason
and
agreement of this issue
that the amount
believed
$260,000.
trad
7"."
between
$200,000
167, p. .1149.
a
26%
sales
gain
of
this
fund's
shares
in
July,
gross sales of $687,570 in
over
Redemptions
1957,
$865,900—
totaled
the same month
a
year ago.
totaling
$199,049 last month compare with $210,357
July 1956.
These redemption figures pushed the fund's net .sales
July 1957 40%
ahead of
the
corresponding month of
1956.—
182, p. 2128.
V.
Period End. June 30—
number
outstanding
of
during
shares
the
re¬
Corp., Pasco, Wash.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
on
Net
erect
income
for
for
1957
taxes,
February
to
earnings
a
It was
the
same
representing
February of this
for
period
$56,000
were
$76,000,
also announced
$307,000
3,280,203
3,150,748
20.062,356
18,984,646
ry. oper.
$1,248,360
$1,620,502
$8,407,414
$9,748,422
Net railway oper. income
729,784
979,219
4,454,407
5,397,358
Net
—V.
a
35%
year
were
while
$36,000
sales
increase
186,
to
July
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earns. Down
Railway
Railway
the
$2,300
'period
while
in
while
the
that
current
the
net
ratio
is
worth
of
three
the
to
at
company
nresent
Net
the
of
bonds,
common
the
stock
the
company
right to
proposes to offer to the holders
subscribe for $35,156 700
Net
proceeds
will
'
1957—6
Mos.—1956
$44,761,570
36,384,387
$7,803,179 $43,421,133
6,098,803
36,761,644
'
from
operations
$1,336,838
$1,704,376
—
railway oper.
186, p. 4
1,108,065
$8,377,183
4,738,774
$6,659,489
613,045
1,915,432
,
Net
'
railway
inc
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—Earns.
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
of
be
the
used
sale
for
of
the
revenue—
$6,868,000
expenses
oper
4,604,762
oper.
from
rev.
operations
railway
186,
p.
1957—Month—1956
$2,263,238
inc.--
sales
beforq inc. taxes
taxes
Net
Pfd.
inc.
on
earnings
stk.
Bal,
$38,429,061
25.094,182
$6,656,492 $41,295,654
4,520,056*
26,560,379
1,203,786
$13,334,81!)
7,062,160
$2,136,438 $14,735,275
1,120,311
7,907,203
212.
Detroit Steel Corp.
Earns,
Increased
Mos.—1956^
railway
—
oper.
Period End. June 30—
Net
1957—6
divid.
(est.)
(& Subs.)—Earnings Decline—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$24,106,968 $33,437,888 $48,737,426
1,819,798
4,080,219
3,972,964
964,000
2,116,500
2,109,000$855,798
—
$1,963,719
$1,863,964
$63,647,615
4,494,900
$4,142,551
67,500
90,000
150,000
180,uuu
com.
$788,298
$1,873,719
$1,713,964
shares outstdg.
com.
share.
3,022,227
3,018,932
$0.26
$0.62
3,022,227
$0.57
$3,962,551
3,018%^
npplic.
Common
require.
to
per
185,
2213.
p.
of
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings Up—
Period End. June 30—
Railway
oper.
Railwaoy
revenue
oper.
1957—Month—1956
$1,703,103
1,186,252
expenses
1957—6
Mos.—-lJJ
$1,643,012 $11,394,708
$10,78J,o
7,970,557
7,3o4.b
1,148,645
aggregate
principal amount of its convertible debentures due
statement with respect to this
offering is to be
debentures
5,793,822
Financing Proposal
on Aug. 23 filed a registration statement with
the
the public oifering, at competitive bidding
of
$35 first mortgage bonds, due 1987.
In addition
to the
sale
new
$7,130,660
expenses
oper.
rev.
Earns,
one.
company
of
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
oper.
1957
proposing
000,000
$4,771,250 $28,469,770 $28,733,068
4.
p.
Period End. June 30—
Fed.
in
during
amounted
Consumers Power Co.—Files Bond
This
from
rev.
—V.
SEC
Months—1956
$4,528,563
expenses.
col¬
July they were $7,800, showing a 239% increase.
"Comparative figures are not available since the
company has only
recently been incorporated," according to M. J.
Ruland, President
is
1957—6
revenue..
arena.
This corporation, engaged
through subsidiaries in missile decontami¬
nation, precision machining and welding, and other
highly technical
phases of the missile program, has announced sales for the
six-month
period ending July 31 of $312,000.
Net earnings,
after provision for
Federal
1957—Month—1956
oper.
oper.
Consolidated American Services, Inc., Culver
City* Cal.
its
retirement
continued
also
taxes
may.be
of
the
Net
in
debt
3,912.500
430,949
____
The balance of the 4%
Additional
4,098,000
_
as
1.3
Aug. 20 filed a letter of- notification with the
SEC covering 2,773 shares of
5%
participating preferred stock (par
$20) and 7,600 shares of common stock (par 10
cents), both to be
offered at par.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be
used to purchase a nine acre tract of
land on which to>
amounted
Dr5,391
for the latest
taxes—.——.
taxes——— 2
Coliseum
corporation
Sales
income
«onocoi0tal consolidated net income
$909,681, or
19 cents
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
with
loss
Railway
June 29,'57
sales
Federal
per
Domestic
*As
convertible
reacquired
1
Net
1 aq
MBi.140
"s'ubsTdi:
sinking fund deben¬
($254,000 principal amount
in 1957 and $357,000 in
1956)—,
tures
2800.
—
^
before
Railway
Ended—
revenues
tEarnings
$378,052
ap¬
$460,000
_
for
snow improve¬
336,065
345,000
$370,553
(less
and
the
com¬
Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Reports Loss—
Net
lor
$151,063
inc.
oper.
costs
improved
compared
—V.
Net
p.
the
4.
Columbia
$5,418,242
Total income
Total
185,
that
indicated above, amounting to 95c per common
71c for the first six months of 1956, after
provision for dividends on the preferred stocks.—V. 184, p. 1580.
1,210,937
Securities and
1959
$4,806,233
income*
predicted
Delaware Fund, Inc.—Sale of Shares Increased—
$2,023,337
4
Net
Subs.)—Earnings Lower-
30—
he
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
$7,949,365
4,117,759
properties,——1—
announced that earnings for
share vs. 55 cents per share
time,
—
other
While
—V.
Year Ended April
income
im ome
earnings
Gross
$2,345,107
from
p.
tion with
railway
Npt
.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$3,629,435
2,493,638
expenses
State
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$348,078
Broadcasting System,
Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—
Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
&
' ! ' 1957—Month—1956
30—
half.—V.
Federal
for
in
Income
revenue.
oper.
1957—Month—1956
23,332,853
788,540
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Period
for
Reserve
Wyoming Ry.—June Net Lower—
Provision for Federal
Railway
Railway
499,392
$353,825
oper.
railway
26
—
.Reserve
—v.
Columbia
from railway
186, p. 316.
54,051
$
revenue-
operations
;<
revenue—
oper.
rev.
—V.
oper.
Net ry. oper. income—.
—V.
Net
1957—6 Mos.—1956
oper.
rev.
1*8,555
186, p.. 111.
operations
Earnings—
$
Railway
Railway
per
same
1957
195G
operating revenue
.—$100,501,789 S93.113.63o
Earnings before Federal and State income taxes
8,724.457
8,119,795
decision
f.j
.$55,108
Net ry. oper. income
6,819,804
2,386,582
Pacific RR.
&
cents
the
At
for the second half of the year would
first
the
over
67
were
1956.
♦Income
$1,138,154
Net
$
14,776,962
1957—Month—1956
524.
p.
Six Months Ended June 30—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
revenue..
Net
Period End. June 30—
186,
Gross
Earnings Off—
1957—Month—1956
oper.
107,545,305 110.566,516
92,768,343 103,746,712
*151,759
of
Six Months Ended June 30—
Vice Marshal J. L.
the components will
623.
p.
ment
27.
Aug.
on
Vice-President,
that over 90%
and
Period End. June 30—
Net ry. oper. income.—
1957
419.
..'.operations
railway
operations
of
half
pany's earnings
has been awarded an $8,300,000
by the.Canadian Department
Ltd.
was
Executive
186, p.
Colorado &
Net
half
first
recently
President,
Huntley,
F.
R.
first
the
amount
;Chicago & North Western. Ry.—Earnings Improve—
1957—Month—1956
if/57—6 Mos.—.1956
revenue..
Oil & Gas Co., Ltd. below.—V.
Hudson's Bay
Cowles Chemical Co.—Earnings at Higher Rate—
4,967,799
,
Railway
Period End. June 30—
oper.
to
2800.
p.-
Continental Oil Co.—Proposed Offering to Stkhldrs.See
transceivers
estimated
Colorado &
16,816,463
*252,561
186, p. 212.
oper.
reports that the company,'s blacklo" of
approximately $3,000,000, the largest in
President,
amounts
orders
history.—V. 135,
its
$5,487,314
Railway
Railway
Railway
1957.
21,
June
Cottell,
3.
Net
.
income...
704,240
aiiborne
Production,
20,099,046
oper,
$756,138
Co.—Canadian
Co.
Collins-Canada's
$
expenses
ry.
J.
earnings
UHF
revenue.
operations
1957—6 Mos—1956
477,033
Radio
Radio
for
contract
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
effective
;
212.
p.
oper.
*
Net
railway
income
oper.
186,
Railway
railway
for financing it
methods,
design,
$2,032,532 $11,902,109 $12,944,458
1,276,394
7,907,122
7,457,144
$474,658
Railway
Net
Juno
30,
1957, an increase of $481,823
over
the sales of
reported lor the preceding fiscal year.
profit for the year amounted to $229,055, equal to $2.22 per
sha^e on the 103,314 shares of common stock presently
outstanding
comoared
with $2,710, which was equal to three cents per share
on
the
same
basis for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1956.
The
amount of common stock now outstanding is
after a 2-for-i split,
$4 540 013
share,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$
from
Continental Electric Equipment Co.—Profits Highercompany
reports net soles of $5,021,835 for the fiscal rear
This
this
of
stock
808,058
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
1957—Month—1956
Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
statement filed with, the SEC on March-13, 1957
covering a proposed issue of 558,100 shares of class A- common stork
(par $1), was withdrawn on June 28. They were to have been offered
through Shaw & Co., San Marino, Calif., at $5/ per .share, and the
proceeds used to repay bank loans and other long term debt, purchase
new equipment and for working capital.
See salo V. 185, p. 1384.
registration
The
The
Canada.
common
1957—Month—1956
1,290.881
expenses
from
Collins
r
rev.
Quebec,
the
Earnings Off—
$1,765,539
revenue
optr."
rev.
Net ry.
$1,880,590
$199,444
$231,147
Period End. June 30—
Net
^
Curtis Publishing Co. (&
Collins
.
Contieca International
-
$4,008,898
railway
operations
—V.
of
Mining Co. expansion and plans
deferred
pending further research on
equipment, etc.—V. 185, p. 2096.
Railway
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$567,260
395,115
expenses
from
rev.
Albanel,
55%
Humboldt
of
operations
Net
Lac
owns
Period End. June 30—
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings Increased—
oper.
at
been
choice
Clinchfield
Period End. June 30—
Railway
of the
made
was
reserves
ore
company
the
unfilled
corporation, which is known at Albanel Minerals Ltd. It is anticipated
that several steel companies will ultimately take
an interest in
de¬
veloping these iron ore reserves.
212.
p.
$6,305,549
$2.38
$5,415,562
$2.01
$The
1956
figures have
with reference to de¬
requirements.
dividend
2,062,000
large vote of consent given
by the preferred shareholders earlier in the year to guarantee, up to
a
total of $25,000,000,
loans which might be made by "partnership
companies" in amounts proportional to our company's stock interest
in such
partnership companies.
The company has formed a corporate partnership with M. J. O'Brien
Ltd.,
an
old
and.
reputable
Canadian
company,
to
explore
some
iron
Underwriting of Convertible Debentures
on Aug. 28 announced that it has deceided to ne(rn
underwriting of its proposed issue of$35,156,700 -convertihil
debentures with Morgan Stanley & Co.—V. 186, p. 524.
Jie
The
tia-te
2,205,227
income
oper.
186,
$5,141,072
$2.07
NOTES—Announcement
have
railway
operations
$4,544,569
$1.82
8,367,549
6,856,562.
1,441,000
adjusted to conform to a change of poliey
preciation and amortization adopted in 1957.
The
Net
share
com.
Cleveland-Cliffs
1957'—6 Mos.—1956
1,681,000
been
indicated
"
6,822,072
1,178,000
income
•After
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—June Earnings Off—
5,722,569
income
on
determined
yet been
not
To Negotiate
;
ended
Federal
income.—_
on
•Earns,
Period End. June 30—
$41,620,305 $42,537,503 $47,455,733 $48,944,037
before
taxes
26,129,806
11,583,157
23,391,309
10,337,364
3,993,903-
212.
p.
liave
2,24.9,938
1,111,864
2,483,375
988,431
1,285,219
458,426
1,409,521
income
Federal
2,292,646
1,264,845
'
income.—
oper.
186,
1957—6 Mos.—U956
1957—3 Mos.—U956
$39,716,043 $40,793,853 $43,983,927 $45,582,235
revenues
$
$
$
}j>
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. (&
Sales and oner,
taxes
Net
esH
,
is
'
-
an
truck
part of a long-range expansion program that will
provide Clark with manufacturing facilities in. almost every industrialized market in the free world.—V. 186, p. 523.
manufacturer
66,807,319
37,655,169
Chicago, Burlington & Qufncy RR.- -Earnings Decline
Perlod End. June 30— "
in
of which ^approximately $93,000,000
present market value
a
Period End. June 30—
i
1, 1957, to Dec. 31,; 1953,
,
exchange for 18,000 shares of Clark common
in
of approximately $1,000,000).
Ruhr Intrans, Clark's largest overseas licensee, will not only continue
the manufacture of diesef and battery-powered fork lift' trucks but will
also start producing the "Michigan" line of tractor shovels this Fall,
according to Walter E. Schirmer, Clark Vice-President in charge of
stock
—V.186, p. 623.
..
for property additions from Jan.
mated
amount of $188,000,000:^
international
$
1
$ *
36,131,253 214,985,580 204,918,149
23,888,225 147,870,430 138,110,830
37,994,807
24,861,472
Railway ©per. expenses.
Net
1957—6 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
.
.
„
revenue..
,
156,803
34,620
$41,296
$0.04
31,331
Period End. June 30—
-
of obligations, including short-term bank l®ans,, or t0 reirT
burse the company's treasury for expenditures made for such purnowV
The company has made
or proposes to make capital expendiC
of a-30%. equity
which has been
producing Clark fork lift trucks under license since 1952.
,
The
company,
Ruhr Intrans Hupstapler G.m.b.H., is -located at
Mulheim-Ruhr on the industrial outskirts of Dusseldorf.
The equity
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
maintenance
or
....
$56*608
$0.05
Earnings per share.^
—v. 186,p.-419. - ■ ;
German Firm—
company announced on Aug. 22 the acquisition
in the West German manufacturing concern
interest
•
_
income
meat
2, 1957
extension or improvement of facilities, the imnrnv.
of service, or lor the discharge -of bawful v!"
completion,
lion,
of
ordinary course
185, p. 934.
the
calculation^—V.
this
338,823
118,694
63,237
87,939
taxes
foreign
in
in
notes
serial
of
included
Clark Equipment Co.—Interest in
This
„
income
on
and
Fed.
...
*
foreign
reduction
not
are
Monday, September
.
.
.
funding
$3,752,782
- ;
$3,446,416
$1,872,275
provision
and
Fed.
for
$1,968,901
__
before
Income
,
and
business
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—3 Mas.—1956
period End. June 30—
positions
Quarter Earnings Up-
Chemway Corp.—Second
,*
and Financial Chronicle
the
new
acquisition
bonds
of
1972.'
registration
later °
filed
and
A
the
property,
convertible
the
construc-
Net
rev.
from railway
operations
Net
—V.
railway
186,
p.
oper.
212.
,
.
inc.
$516,851
293,683
$494,367-
277,355
$3,424,151
$3,435,068
1,818.033
l,fa0b,96J
Volume" 1.86"' Number 56G9
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Detroit «fc Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings Off—
Period End. June 30
1957—Month—11956
$559,bl4
$597,625
$4,173,459
oper. -expenses
364,863
393,664
2,509,793
Railway
Net
Period End. July 31—
Sales
$204,161
$1,663,666
$1,919,041
42,005
49,102
386,193
—
Sales Higher—
1957—Month—1956 *
$6,333,102
——
Underwood,
1957—7 Mos.—1956
Inc.
$54,268,594 $43,858,449
$6,268,650
—V.
186,
The
El
Diana Stores
Corp.—July Sales Show Gain-
Period End. July 31-
1957—Month—1956
$2,710,022
186,
—V.
1957—12 Mos.—1950
$2,514,394
$26,521,335 $33,021,996
1,
Dicbold Inc.—Reports
а.,
Increased Profits—
Six Months Ended June 30—
1957
|9"6
'$3,r'oi
Income
Federal
taxes
income
on
income
Net
(estimated).
Cash
548.000
dividends
Cash
'3,431
•Earnings
per
♦Based
shares
outstanding
1636.
at
$35
stock held
common
of
will be
share
per
from
of
previous
the benefit of
into
stock
common
redemption,
at
through
Aug.
conversion
price
certain
a
stock, subject to adjustment in
be redeemable at optional redemption prices
common
103',\(e
to
plus accrued interest. They will also
sinking fund designed to retire on each March 1,
a
par
and
Dobeckmun Co.
Operating
profit
Total
Other
1955
$1,542,993
59,589
83,789
—
Income
'
-
б.40% cumulative preferred stock, second series of 1957,
at a price of $100 per share was made on
Aug. 28 by
$869,412
65,102
89,967
$1,626,782
$1,681,954
$959,379
215,792
1 738,738
196,578
114,752
802,207
White, Weld & Co. and associates.
104,442
732,904
440,781
-
taxes
$1,616,852
'
Simultaneously, public offering of 100,000 shares of
1954
$1,643,316
-
deductions
income
Fed.
1956
$1,583,727
income
Other
"
1957
.
Sept. .1 beginning March 1, 1968, at par plus accrued Interest, 5L'o
the principal amount of debentures outstanding at
-Aug. 31, 1967.
ol
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower-
6 Mos. End. June 30—
The
first
new
fund,
redeemable
Net
prof#——
Preferred
stock
$688,786
$697,3G0
$764,995
divid.
Total
17,883
$688,786
PROCEEDS—Net
figures
for
and
taken from
is
for
$0.77
1957
used
with
system,
185,
of
the
years
Tacilic
the
This
ing
program
Calif.,
it
announced
Was
Through
Douglas
its
Gil
has
now
23
Aug.
on
acquisition
recent
joint
a
by
of
W.
interest
in
development drill¬
West Wilmington,
66
I
In
1
addition
day,
clearances
Site
additional
locations
and
and
permits
approximately
to drill.
same
joint venture
25
drill
new
sites
partnership
This
well
start
interest
other
"This
the
011
Lease.
Atlantic
Douglas
and
owns
Fairfield
3'«
50 c[<
equally
of
a
note due
First
la'rgd
of
area
an
potential
production
of
heavy
short
second
$5
of
attempt
newest
the
'
,
recently.-—V.
186, p. 524.
stock
from
Net railway
—V.
186,
ments
3,000,608
2,343,568
2,098,801
Railway
oper.
stock
from
issued
$137,389
—
$147,203
92,294
$382,522
40,734
95,048
expenses-
from
$545,500
416,393
$437,600
397,284
C.
J.
$3,600,400
2,527,047
$129,107
$1,122,693
$1,073,353
*96,786
p.
56,048
302,821
289,368
213.
-Earnings Increased—■
(& Subs.)
June
24 Weeks Ended—1
16,'57
June 10,'56
347,977,709 325,110,431
Earnings before income taxes
—_
Provision for income taxes—
:
—
Cash dividends
:
$2.08
—
011
on
common
^Earnings per/common share
of earnings retained
and
Expenditures lor
plant and
depreciation
for
on
38,753,316
184,971
21,932,712
$2.00
16,635,633
25,915,833
16,243,280
23,512,049
15,763,322
40,221,346
184,971
23,021,513
used
business
Provision
.
stock
stock
preferred
Balance
"Based
83,274,031
44,520,715
17,011.862
earnings
Over
84,221,346
44,000,000
equipment
in the
19,191,123 shares outstanding in 1957.
was added
to working capital in
$8,500,000
A.
to
to
Co
Blair
to
Inc. ;
to
improvements
500.000
the first, half for additions and
plants, processes, and equipment compared wiih $23,-
in
the
to
invested
in
corresponding period last year. A total of $60,000,000
improvements for all of 1957'.
materials, although up about $19,000,000
has been budgeted for capital
Inventories ci products and
186,
to
-
to
Co.; Inc.—
Dominick to Domlnick
The
Dominion
,
to
Mason-Hngan, Inc
McCormick
Merrill
Dillon,
to
The
Pacific
.30
400
Watling. Lerchen
to
Co.......—
525
Dean
G.
Co.,
Goldman,
man
directors
of
The
to Co
Sulzberger
to
Hill
J.
A.
to
Hogle & Co
——
Scott,
Shields
.30
—
.30
to
.44
.30
Co.——.—.
1.09
.30
.30
as
two
and
investigations
required.
be
may
effected,
share
of
of
will be the issuance
for each two shares
basis for the combination
Storage Battery stock
the
Electric
of
the announcement indicated.
operations of the two companies are
complementary and not
Storage Battery Co. manu¬
batteries and Ray-O-Vac
is
primarily a manufacturer of flashlights and flashlight batteries.
For the
12 months ending June
30,' 1957, Electric Storage Battery
sales
were
$99,200,000 and
Ray-O-Vac sales
were
$40.200,000.—V.
competitive,
it
stated.
was
industrial
factures
and
The
Electric
automotive
storage
186,
213.
p.
•
•
■
1957—Month—1950
Period, End. June 30—
$4,640,428
$4,703,150
3,141,893
3,173,321
$1,498,535
451,305
revenue
opm-.
1957—0 Months—,1956
$29,626,581 $28,556,824
19,849,819
18,734,859
$1,529,829
expenses-
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V,
ry. oper.
inc.—
oper.
186, p. 4,
$9,776,762
2,543,084
401,306
$9,821,965
2,574,973
•
.
.
.
'
>
•
•
Equity Corp.—Asset Values Increased—
General
Equity
show
1957
assets
net
at
for the six months ended June 30,
equivalent to $275.19 per share of
(preference In liquidation $50 per share
and $6.22 per share of common stock.
31. 1956 were $259.68 per $2 convertible
share of common stock.—V. 185, p. 1385.
Corp.,
that
convertible preferred stock
accumulated
dividends),
$2
corporation and its wholly-owned
consolidated statements of this
subsidiary,
Comparable figures for Dec.
preferred share and $5.78 per
date
Lower—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
expenses-
$86,720,192 $87,383,023
71,278,424 67,799;315
12,105,309
11,699,876
Net
from
rev.
$2,220,647
734,531
$3,257,753 $15,441,768 $19,583,708
1,219,496
5,471,389
7,547,293
railway
operations
Net ry. oper.
—V,
186,
Horner
to
.30
.44
1.09
Co
Shearson, Hammill to Co
to
Shuman,
Smith,
Company
Agnew &
Barney
to
—_
.75
2.37
.75
Co...——
Co
Smithers & Co
William R. Staats to Co
F.
•
S.
.44
Co.; Inc.—
.30
Stern, Frank,' Meyer & Fox—
.30
Carf
W.
Stone to
Stem
l.
Co..:
213..
p.
.
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
.
Corp.—Reports Profit
changed a first quarter loss of seven- cents per
quarter operating profit of 63 cents per share,
or 50 cents per share, in the first half, John
Carter, President, announced on Aug, 16.
This was the same operating profit the company reported for all
of 1956, Mr. Carter said, adding, "Present forecasts indicate that 1957
operating
profit
will exceed last year's and
that total reported
earnings will compare favorably with 1956."
Total earnings were
$1.91 per share In 1956, including non-rccurring earnings.
New orders
booked by Fairchild increased from $13,700,000 In the
first half of 1956 to $18,400,000 in the same period of this year.
Net
sales and rentals remained steady at $19,956,000.
Bank indebtedness,
under the
corporation's $5,000,000 line of credit, was reduced from
$4,600,000 at the close of 1956 to $2,000,000 as of this July 31, leaving
an available credit balance of $3,000,000.—V.
186, p. 728.
This
share
thus
corporation
Into
a
earning
second
$266,000,
'
Purchase
Hcinemann
•
'
Milwaukee Firm—
outstanding stock of the Wm. H.
Fairmont Foods Co.—Buys
by this company of the
Creameries, Inc., operators
of
the
Heinemann-Kcwaskum
of Milwaukee, Wis., was announced on Aug, 18
Robins, President of Fairmont and Wm. II. Heinemann,
Dairy
the
Heinemann
Fairmont,
The
which processes and distributes
dairy products, ice cream,
and
cheese
32 States east- of the
at Green Bay, Wis.
distributes milk, cottage
related dairy products in an area including' Milwaukee,
Foud du Lac and Oshkosh, Wis.—V. 186, p. 111.
Heinemann
Sheboygan,
by John A.
President of
company.
poultry, frozen foods and specialty food items in
Rocky" Mountains, also has a large dairy plant
Fall
River
company
processes
and
4.95
—
'
.30
Power Co., Colorado
Common Stock
The
23,
filed a registration
covering 500,000 shares of
company
1957,
to offer these shares for
underwriting is involved.
In 1 addition' to - its
hydro-electric
statement with the SEC- on Aug.
its common stock. The company
public Sale a.t $2 per share. No
•
Lucania
intended
transportation
tunnel,., the
facilities, -water rights, and the
company owns certain mining
operated in 1945. The business
of
a
public utility and the
Mining development is said to be
The power plant was last
to
be
carried
on
is
that
operation of the
Springs, Colo.—Files
Financing Proposal—
proposes
properties.
Webster Securities
Corp.
Su.tro &
to
-
income
.30
Co..
Schwabacher to
.30
2.37
1.09
.30
—-——
Inc
man,
r.30
.30
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
Schneider, Bernet to Hick¬
Co..
Hornblower to Weeks—^
Hooker & Fay
Mosle
2.37
Co.—.t
.30
Rowles, Winston to Co.——
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler—.—
P.
Richards
.30
Inc
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Rotan,
.30
Co., Inc..
525
2,900
Co.
had agreed in principle, that the business and
companies should be combined, subject to results
now in progress and to such stockholder
the
of
'■J
Co.—
Ely, Beck to Co
B.
Sachs & Co.
to
Co.—
Co.—Merger Planned—
Storage Battery
.44
Co;
Co.,
Refsncs,
Harper to Son" & Co.
Harriman Ripley to Co,, Inc.
Win.
.44
Quail to
2.84
Corp
to
728.
p.
checks
2.37
:
—
Inc.—
1.09
.30
.30
2.37
Hemphill? Noyes 'to Co———*I>09'
Hallgarten
Company
Northwest Co
Putnam to
.30
.75
Inc
Furman
Ohio
Curtis
1.09
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W.
Witter
Norberg, President of this company and D. W. Tyrrell, Chair¬
of the Board of Ray-O-Vac Co., on Aug. 26 announced that their
Pairie, Webber, Jackson to
Se¬
Corp
.30
2.84
.75
.30
.44
to Co
.30
.30
Boston
2.37
to Templeton
Jones
Stanley
.30
2.37
to
.44
Nesbitt, Thomson to Co., Inc.
Newburger to Co
Co.__
First
.44
:
Co
to
Beane
.30
Co.—
±—
.30
1.09
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Mitchum,
to
Co
.44
r
Quitm &
Union
.44
1.0'J
Marks & Co
M.
Morgan
1.09
Equitable Securities
Alester
Laurence
.30
&
Estabrook &
2.84
Irving Lundborg & Co—
Manley, Bennett to Co
1.0'J
Co
curities
Elworthy
Brothers
Ryons to Co.
Loeb, Rhoades to Co.
Carl M.
.75
Eastman
The
Lester,
Securities
Corp.
Drexcl
Lehman
2.84
Read to Co. Inc.
G. H.
Co...
F.
C.
1.09
.30
—
to Co
Wagenseller to Durst, Inc.—
400
Walker to Co...
1,350
Labouissc,
2.37
Corp
to
Freres
Higginson
.30
Dewar, Robertson to Pancoast
Dittmar
Co
Lee
.30
Corp
Co
Co., Inc
Skaggs
Dillon,
Lazard
.44
&
Dain to
M.
Davis,
2.84
1.09
to Co
Spencer
400
,
Securities
6,375
400
Trask to Co
1,350
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,,
Inc.
400
Vletor, Common, Dann to ;
>
Co. ;
400
400
Co.
&
Electric
.30
.44
Inc.
:
Clarke
W.
Collins
julien
Kuhn, Loeb & Co...
Inc
.75
Denton,
Butcher & Sherrerd
Richard
.30
2.37
Co.,
Sons
to
Webster
to
Corp.
1.09
Co
Illinois Co.
.44
to
525
400
400
Sutro to Co
Railway oper.
Ingalls to Snyder
Kidder, Peabody to Co
.44
-
Bros,
Stone
2.900
.30
The
2.84
'to
525
Co....
3.600
Co.—— 2,900
.44
Co
to
Co
to Co....
to
Co...
to
Sulzberger
Hutton
400
1,350
1,360
2,900
Staate to Co..—
William R.
Railway oper. revenue— $14,325,956 $14,957,629
.30
.44
Co.
Ha Howell,
was
F.
Agnew &
Barney
Smithers
'
400
Corp
to
Fay
S.
-
400
Hick-
Carl W. Stern to Co., Inc.—
Stern, FTank, Meyer to F^>x
Period End. June 30—
Labouisse,
1.09
Inc.-,
Brown
Burns
J.
Hutton
E.
Smith,
F.
Erie RR.—June Earnings
Well,
Hutton to
F.
Shuinan,
<
••.
Co
&
1,350
Boston
Weil.
to
Stiver
.
2,900
400
>
Schwabacher to Co
Shields to Company
400
Co.
Sachs
to
Webber, Jackson &
Schneider, Bernet
man,
Inc
•
—
Co....
Ohio
not
2.37
—
to Simmons—
Co.,
Bosworth, Sullivan
Alex.
per¬
are
.44
—
Stearns & Co
William
'
the respective
.30
—
unusually heavy. Cash and securities are expected to increase substan¬
tially by' the year end. The provision for depreciation in the first half
amounted to $16,248,280.
to
Friedrichs
have
F'riedrichs to Co.—
E.
W,
Co
Becker to Co. Inc.—
G.
below
debentures -which
Howard,
.44
Glore, Forgan & Co..
$25,900,000
company's
.44
Ilibbs
the first half of
Co....:
Forgan
Hooker
warrants:
1.09
Co.
the
named
in
company,
their names,
Saunders,
2,900
Co.
and
corporations
6.01
1957, raising the total to $272,594,854. Cash and marketable securities
amounted to $160,027,095, a decrease of approximately $67,500,000 in
the first half of the year when cash requirements of the company are
Aboui
the
of
mortgage pipe line bonds.
Crowell, Weedon to Co.
Cruttenden, Podesta to Co.—
Co.
com¬
and
Rotun, Mosle ■ to Co.—_——
525
Salomon Bros, to Hutzler— 1,350
Harrlmnn Ripley to Co., Inc. 2.900
Hemphill. Noyes to Co.— 1,350
J. A. Hogle to Co...
40R
Hornblower to Weeks
1,350
upon
firms
Curtis
;
Quail to Co., Inc.—
1.350
1,350
to
Howard,
2,900
525
—
Paine.
Se-
Union
to
Goldman,
Hallowell,
525
Fen-
•
;
for
conversion
upon
exercise of subscription
Weeks
Courts
186,
dividends
first
Whipple to
Barth
Bear,
484,807
$40,316
Eastman Kodak
Cash
its
Clark, Dodge to Co
operations
reserved
*
Co
First
Glore.
525
Co
Lynch, Pierce,
to Beane
The
400
1,350
; .t
•
—1
Securities
Dillon,
Estabrook
The
Inc.
1957—6 Months—1956
$3,012,400
1,889,707
» «*•"'
~
-
stock
*ner
to
Co.— 1,350
to
Elgin, Jolict & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
issuance
issuance
Allyn to Co. Inc
Baker,
$795,776
railway
Net ry. oper. income
Net
of
Blunt Ellis
1957—Month—1956
revenue
•Deficit.—V.
for
investors.
Merrill
Equitable Securities Corp.— 1,350
time.
one
McCorniiek
Marks
400
Co
Co.,- Inc
Dominick
to
525
Mason-IIagan, Inc
to Pan-
to
Dominion
—V.
!
Laurence M.
1,350
5.226,903 shs
scrip certificates, 852,774 shares of
common
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
-
Period End. June 30—
any
to
curittes
\
upon
Bacon,
railway
income
4.
oper.
stock
centages set forth opposite
$4,030,409
♦'3,234,633
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Reports Loss—
rev.
institutional
common
reserved
scries
Blyth
Net
certain
Bateman, Eichler & Co
operations
Railway
at
284,258 Shs.
ll,79i,0t>4 slis.
5,300,000 Shs.
outstanding
severally agreed to purchase from the
1957—6 Months—1956
$719,806
$3,860,824
- 572,603''
3,478,302
$720,208
582,819
expenses-
Railway oper.
be
..—
to
;
Dominick
E.
&
400
Inc
Co.,
Skaggs
Dittmar
525
Rhoades
is.
409
400
Co.—..-
coast
The
Loeb,
M.
Co.
:
S 15,000,000 shs.
—
par
may
shs,
100,000
-
300,000 shs
Carl
400
...
to
Dewar, Robertson
The
862,300 Slis.
100,000 shs.
tester, Ryons to Co.—
,—_
Co
to
Davis,
1,350
3,000
1
:
Ruy-O-Vae,
472,288 shs.
'
to
M.
Dain
2,900
.
Irving Lv.ndborg to Co.—
Co
Weedon
If
stock,
.
&
L
525
Collins
Courts
The
Brothers
400
525
Inc.
.-
2,900
Co...
Co
Corp
525
3,600
Co.,
to
Denton,
Crowell,
one
60,000,000
value)
value)-—
par
($3
UNDERWRITERS—The
Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earns. Improve
1957—Month—1956
Julien
J.
&
&
Freres
525
./
...—
Sherrerd
to
action
34,000,000
1,200,000
1957—-
White, Weld to Co
revenue—
Outstanding
1$433,961,000
1,000.000 shs,
pari
to
,.
to
Higginson
Lehman
1,350
Richard W. Clarke Corp.— *, 40o
'
900,000 shs.
(new)
(no
2,900
Co
Simmons
CJark, Dodge to Co
assets
'
■„
Inc....
E.
525
Butcher
of
;
Lee
Sullivan
Bros,
boards
FINANCING
60,000,000
Lazard
Co.
;
,
*
,
„»
_
shares
Co.—1,350
Snyder,
400
525
Inc.
second preferred stock, $5 convertible scries of 1957, and (as adjusted
to give effect to the issuance of the convertible debentures)
1.714,285
shares reserved, for issuance upon conversion of the
convertible de¬
111.
Net ry. oper.
—V. 186, p.
with
presentation of
$5,664,812
2,-480,732
oper.
rev.
1957
^Includes 920,264 shares of
15,163,203
income
Bosworth,
combined
$15,502,000.
PRESENT
names:
Hutton
Ingalls to
Kidder, Peabody
Inc
Railway oper.
A.
Net
($3
which
1957—6 Months—1956
16,632,248
Period End. June 30—
the
PRIVATE. FINANCING—The company is
presently negotiating for the
to
institutional investors of $60,000,000
principal amount of a
$5,073,081
Railway
of
TO
value)
par
preferred
of
stock
bentures.
3,195,547
Duiuth, South
1957,
the,
sale
$4,311,597
oper.
p.
including
their
525
to Co
to
to
Co.,
are
-
$4,889,391
to
Railway'
mon
ry. oper.
expenses-
oper.
rev.
of
payments of Aug.
1,
1957 sinking fund obligations.
Art
$48,510,000 of the company's first mortgage pipe lino bonds
issuable prior to May'31;•'1953 phrriunnt to bondpurchase agree¬
new
Net
income
--
scries
convertible, series of
B
$7,507,144 $21,705,329 $20,828,015
Railway
Ellis
Blyth
additional
\
1957—Month—1956
Blunt
fReflects
crude'in
$8,323,724
3,434,333
revenue—
net
1
($100
seventh
series
'''Amount
Duluth, Missabc & Iron Range Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. June 30—
Railway oper.
31,
May
EFFECT
;
preferred stock
Common
Krieger
shareholders
At
^
1960
Common
this
sharing
12
observation
the
company
99.8<,V
owns
Washington,
and
areas.
GIVING
cumulative
Second
also reported that over 90'J- of the common stock of
Apex Petroleum Corp., Ltd., has been turned Into Douglas Oil Co. in
return for the 5*is$'o
12-yeur convertible debentures offered to Apex
Mr.
Oregon
consolidated
and
preferred stock
6.40'F
half.
is
to
in
Seattle-Taeoma
First.; through
gravity range," Mr. Krieger said, "but presents problems
of sand arid
formation movement."'
The current completion with a
red-drill in March
"has been
so
encouraging," he added,
that the
second
trial now Is being made.
The company anticipates that a
number of additional locations will be drilled in this area after only
11
the
and
and
Convertible debentures—
for
has just rcdrilled and completed a
which currently is produc ng slightly
Porter
Apex,
Paso
Authorized
day
with
El
which
to
William Blair
Elworthy
and
the
—
new
well
second
a
operating
the
per
major
Idaho
$117,385,000
is drilling below 3,920
third
of
mortgage pipe line bonds—— -•$850,000,000
Sinking fund debentures
:i
*54,000,000
of 15 gravity oil.
An offset location, pres¬
feet on tnis same s rncture.
development drilling activity is on 1,320 acres
of laud in the Cat Canyon area of the fc'anla Maria Valley.
Doug.as
Oil Co.is the operator on this acreage and has graded a location to
ently
The
•j
also
area,
debentures
funds
First
(
Anaheim
East
barrels
100
oyer
&
the
in
ieft
are
of
Corp.,
per
more locations have been
progressing on a number of
are
the
.30
severally agreed to
respective numbers of shares pf new
400
Eichler
Becker
G.
A.
share
■;
CAPITALIZATION
"we'd currently is drilling and two
one.
staked.
of
to
Dolley and F. E. Fairfield, each owning one-third;
to the 66 wells,
which are producing 2,200 barrels
of
general
Wright to Co., Inc.
have
1,350
Corp.
stock,
and
Bateman,
Drexel
EARNINGS—For
the
five
mouths
ended
May 31,
1957,
El
Paso
Natural Gas Co. and its subsidiaries had consolidated
operating revenues
Wilmington field since development originally was started in
April of 1956,. the announcement said. Douglas Oil's operating interest
varies
in that field,
but in general it has a one-third partnership
Morton
sale
the
below
Inc.
Co.,
.44
1.09
2.37
W.
Co
.30
1.09
...
Co.—:
Inc..—^
Baird to
to
Co
:
to
7,700
Co
to
Allyn & Co.,
Barth
Eastman
to enlarge the capacity of El Paso's pipe¬
the payment of bank loans in the amount of
substantial part In connection with the con¬
Pipeline
C.
A.
Robert W.
J.
delivery capacity of El Paso and Pacific Northwest systems was placed
at approximately 2,875,000,000 cubic feet of natural
gas per day.
West
with
and
Portland
Kricger, President.
Petroleum
Corp.,
Ltd.,
wells completed in the
G.
Apex
to
Weld
sinking
be
Arthur L.
named
Witter
Shares,
White,
also
the
will
Dean
.30
corporations
to
Watling, Lerchen & Co...
Wertheim to Co.__^____
Co.,
Dann & Co.
and
Irtcf—
Durst,
&
Walker
H.
purchase from the company the
first preferred stock set forth opposite
.
for
and
transports natural gas from New Mexico, Colorado,
Wyoming for deliveries to customers. in Colorado, Utah,
Wyoming
embarked upon an aggressive
in Santa Maria, East Anaheim and
share,
per
funds
In
Northwest
Utah
has
other
from the
added
be
incurred
common
Douglas Oil Co. of California—Drilling Program Started
company
..
.
redeemable
be
$100
BUSINESS—Company transports natural gas over its own pipeline
system of approximately 7,000 miles for sale to customers in west
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and for delivery at the Arizona-California
border to distributing companies in California.
1954
2445.
p.
will
at
program.
while
in
to the usual
Federal income tax in each
income.—V.
net
incorporated
stock
1963,
proceeds
will
including
$60,000,000
all subsidiaries
include
1956
subsidiaries
the books of the company and subject
independent audit.
of
and
foreign
exclude
1955
52c/o
at
and
line
$396,273
$1.46
stock
struction
figures
year-end
$749,737
$1.36
-adjusted to 513,143 shares presently outstanding.
years
NOTE—The
arc
$697,300
$1.34
share.
com.
per
•Prior
1,
at
preferred
♦Earns,
June
optional redemption prices ranging from $115 per
to $100 per share, plus accrued dividends in each case.
$414,156
15,258
preferred
beginning
firms
Burns
convertible
unless called for
ranging
have
offering.
The debentures will
events.
185
•
.
.
1957.—V.
1967,
of
$0.71
30,"
June
The* debentures
31,
1,619,542
$0.97
L_-——l
share
common
564.253
on
This
on
will underwrite the
93,805
235,487
__
—
Aug. 26, 1957. Rights to subscribe will expire
(EDT) on Sept. 11, 1957. White, Weld & Co.
is manager of an investment banking syndicate which
11,133
112,672
.
Offered
o:„0 p.m.
at
444 130
$412,9G5
dividends
paid on preferred stock-^_„_^T>
paid on common stock
Dividends paid in common stock
*
iecv.rd
625
857 095
'$552,890
—
Securities
—
uciKiitures fbr each 29 shares of
profit from products and services' sold_3'- <$4,257,149
before Federal taxes on income
1,100,890
Gross
Gas Co.
Natural
stock) rights to subscribe
$60,000,000 of 514% convertible debentures due Sept.
1977, at a subscription price of 100% of principal
v.ant and 011 the basis of $100 principal amount of
for
317.
p.
Paso
company is offering to holders of its outstanding common
stock (including common B
G.
.30
Common,
317.
p.
to
Wagenseller
.75
.75
——
Victor,
495,219
%
.30
—
Neuhaus
5
70
.
Co..
&
Tucker, Anthony to R. L. Day
ire. p. 212.
—v.
p.
sig¬
110
Thomas
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—July
2,472,819
$194,751
satisfactory levels with
Spencer Trask to Co
$4,391,860
from railway
rev.
operations
——railway oper. inc.
Net
since the beginning of the year, are at
nificant overstocks.—V.
136, p. 111.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
Railway oper. revenue-
(941)
mining properties.
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(942)
in
the
with
progress
reopening
company
the
Avis Mine
Rara
,
,,
,
>
.
,
company,
$150,000
to
The
new
.
,
Stepelton, President,
includes Mark H.
group
<
of Colorado
Springs, who owns 650,000 shares
(or 49.206ft
of the reclassified
Bhares); Roland L. Wisdom, Vice-President, of Belton, Mo.,
113,876
■Chares; and Donald U. West, Secretary, of Richards-Gebaur AFB, Mo.,
120,586 shares. Mr. Linde still owns 250,000 shares. Messrs. Stepelton,
.
1
*
311.10
(including
Proceeds
follows:
fes
$150,000
the
ment;
the
of
sale
paid
Mr.
to
and properties
Linde)
de
shares
public will be used
to the
$21,000 for certain miscellaneous expenses; and $224,000 as a reserve
for acquisition of additional property, equipment and mining opera¬
tions, and for other working capital.
The
80,815,983
2,060,148 >
1
$ v
and
taxes
Welder
&
Net
Co.—Acquisition—
♦Earns,
This company has acquired a controlling interest in Berkeley-Davis,
Inc., Danville, 111., according to A. S. Blagden, President.
Berkeley-Davis, Inc. has been in operation for several years as a
builder of special machinery, specializing in automatic arc welding
equipment. It has
owned and operated by John P. Berkeley and
166,009,856
formerly Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.,' was
in California in 1929.
It provides local telephone service
central offices in .southern" and central California.
The
number of telephones served by the company has increased from 522,316
in
1952, to 865,626 in : 1957.: Approximately 99ft
of the company's
through
152,841,914
135,093,115
4,723,922
V
5,177,432
;
$1.51
3,370,131
" -j $1.58
3,206,293
66
company's'executive offices
is dial operated./ The
system
Calif.-
Monica,
'
t-
•
.
\ '•
Charles Davis,
who will continue with a substantial ownership and as
the .operators of the company.
This company now owns and operates
In a small modern industrial plant with a present capacity of approxi¬
mately $500,000 annually,
conditions
which
warrant.—V.
186,
time to
from
time,
This
corporation on Aug. 19 reported consolidated net income from
operations (including equity in the earnings of subsidiaries) of 29c
per share of common stock for the
first six months of 1957.
The
comparable per share amount in the 1956 period was 18c. In addition,
gains on the sale of securities, net after Federal income taxes, were
realized in an amount equivalent to
12c per share, compared to a
nominal
loss
ago.—V.
year
a
185,
1636.
p.
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.—Dividend—Assets—
On
shareholders of this
company will receive $721,000 from FIF's 87th
consecutive
quarterly dividend, plus a .capital gains distribution of
$2,266,000, Charles F. Smith, President, announced on Aug. 13.
This dividend payment will amount to 3ft cents per share in invest¬
Sept.
16,
1957,
$78,000,000 investment
ment
income
This
the
approximate
and
dividends
cents per share
11
Industrial
Financial
45,000
has
Fund
in capital
paid
dividends
gains.
to
1
This
9,093,942
■
$2.65
"••
-
EFFECT-TO
3,370,131
Authorized
Series
the
for
made
on
issuer
expenses.
out
of
also
In
4
will
receive
Buriiside
B.
commission
of
50c
is. to
each
for
was • organized
the
-V '■
sold.
Delaware
under
acquiring
of
share
assets
ft
v
law
fee
-
from
1,
1958
loans—short-term
4 lli ft
4>2ft;
and
Bonded
Joseph
Laboratories
Leeds
H.
Laboratories
and
owns
(12.8ft)
Of
net
the
and
also
Forest
of
Laboratories),
outstanding stock of Forest Laboratories.
r
•
the sale of the 'shares, Forest Laboratories
proceeds
of
proposes to use $140,000 for the expense of its sales force and
tion of the company's products; $73,000 for working capital;
for
promo¬
$60,000
additional
inventory and accounts receivable; $50,000 for research
for development in respect of new products;
$40,000 for stabilization
of the market; and $12,500 as the finder's fee.
past
number
months.—V.
12
shareholders
Fund
of
186,
increased
40 ft
over
during
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Fireman's Fund Insurance
This
,
income
investments.
of
$5,527,000
The
earnings
adjustment
cents, after
portfolio
ment
gain
a
$5,542,000,
$65,000
of
net
of
sales
on
Net
to
—V.
writings
for
reserve
losses
the
the
P.
expense
totaled
of
$105,323,000.
$370,216,000.
1385.
outstanding as of June 30,
premium reserve, was $67.63
unearned
1957,
per
equity,
including
share.—V.
1957—Month—1956
$1,362,502
SEC
$7,696,817
covering
35ft
an
185,
■
,
-1
Cost and
to
Six
Not
income
♦Earnings
♦After
income
State
taxes
$1,246,983
1,153,391
$92,714
JUNE
1957
assets
Fixed
Other
assets
323,810
187,297
77,631
$1,123,552
(net)
<,
Total assets
stock
1972—___
Common
stock
Total
liabilities
tSee footnote
under
185.
2445"
p.
Net
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses,.
from
rev.
operations
Net ry. oper.
—V. 186, p.
$2,559,162
2,114,839
15;353,518
16,495,964
ing to G.
Mills
Although
May
31
$339,443
$5,285,340
$5,533,856
166,983
2,064,198
2,478,445
of
America, Inc.—Reports Loss—
of
this
"disappointing,"
corporation
conditions
in
.
the loss
f.° unprofitable commercial
the ln«SnK:e tIe^reie'
Most1 of
Ka*
reported
I
«»hare«
!
\
f
$703 014
$703,014,
,
acquircd
of
Which
for
the
the
currently
onUA°iig!ai5UB outlook ;Ior th2 future," J. R.
company
fiscal
1956
$15,576,916 $13,770,062
■___
1,194,676
-
taxes
1,010,503
"-621,816
512,655
$572,860
justify
an
latest fiscal year
feed business of
a
was
recently
due in
acquired
unfavorable market conditions.
Bewlev
by
the
Mills
issuance
transistor
Bewley
of'
153,876
6,498.915
6,145,878
1,425,000
1,472,351
taxes-
169,489
146,589
9 79,108
882,402
operating income
Net
after
charges
—V. 186, p. 317.
$326,739
$314,601
$1,890,659
$1,806,327
250,218
251,029
1,445,894
1,456,378
Other
income
operating
Operating
Operating
•
The
1957—Month—1956
$0.97
•
Ohio—Earnings—
1957—6-Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$835,783
$5,362,468
$4,861,923
518,493
501,797
3,134,146
2,920,666
income
taxes-
142,000
116,000
766,000
661,000
operating
taxes—
73,163
65,648
431,186
410,251
Net
operating
income
$187,181
$152,338
$1,031,136
$870,006
138,312
112,048
745,885
638,065
Net-
revenues
expenses
after
—V.
charges
186,
-
317.
p.
General Telephone
Stock
Offered
Co. of the
Southeast
—
Preferred
An
offering of 27,880 shares of 5.80%
cumulative preferred stock was made on Aug. 26, through
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Webster
Securities
Corp. (dealer-managers), at par ($25 per
share), plus accrued dividends. This is part of an issue
of 120,000 shares, of which 92,120 shares are being of¬
—
fered to stockholders.
See also V. 186, p.
729.
'
;
General Telephone Co. of The Southwest—Earnings-^
Period End. June 30—
Operating
Operating
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
revenues
$2,121,043
$1,715,966
expenses
1,460.648
1,080,3 1 6
taxes-
213,000
operating taxes—
Other
$59,529,854 $53,930,299
138,472
251,000
104,45 8
income
Net
Net
income_
oper.
after
The
building
part
are
and
of
equipment
long-range
a
involved
an
to
program
outlay
increase
of
pro¬
317.
p.
for
Aug.
on
the
first
20
unveiled
$11,'697.742'"$9,791,585
756.72 5
6,149,665
1,405,507
621,835
$1,816,988
$1,614,578
1,327,939
1,252,416
7,767,029
,
1,357,000
time
publicly
at
85-watt
new
the
"Wescon"
the
highest
silicon
Show
transistor
new
is
company
is
thought
to
have
available
sampling
now
key
incorporation
power
San
rating
industrial
of
design
the
at
Park
G.
E.
Semiconductor
Products
Department's
Elec¬
Industria
7,500
Columbia
turbine
These
Electric
kw.
units,
de
kva.
be
and
gear
company's
'
S.A.
of
Columbia
has
as
for
a
fuel,-
are
attachment
of
General
the
gas
Lynn.
Mass.
completely
said
W.
oil
corporation
Bank
of
5ft
&
Each
dividends.
Co.,
of
resistant
ozone
per
share
directors
and
.
it
rubber
and
he
oil
is
initially
to
extensive
with
diverse
and
uses
seals,
a
find
into
wire
multitude
shoe
in
use
an
broadening
developed,"
>'■
and
goods
industrial
automotive,
the
military,
gaskets,
oil hose,
vibration
industries."
Genthane
pumps,
lightweight
is
~
will
appliance
.for
field
the
usage
of applications in mechanical
"it
inroads
major
market,
and
indefinitely
"
make
President.
said,
and
stored
be
can
'
more
myriad
a
absorbers
of
will
and
be
in
cable
others,
soling.—V.
valves,
insulating
which
among
186,
p.
covers,
an
outstanding
C26.
General Transistor Corp.—Elsin Becomes
Electronics
Transistor
called
for redemption on Sept. 21, next, 12,000
preferred stock (par $20) at $21 per share
Payment will be made at the Citizens Fidelity
Louisville,
said
as
communication
are
scheduled
for shipment
late this
through International General Electric,
marketing organization.—V. 186, p. 729.
convertible
Trust
share
has
vote
of
units
General Plywood Corp.—Partial
Redemption—
accrued
one-third
outwearing any known rubber,
was
announced on Aug;. 36.
called Genthane "S," is
of
company,
polyurethane
200-million-pound annual
Herman
The
and
capable
this
a
Genthane
O'Neil,
O-rings.
usage
by
deteriorating.
expect
"With
placed
overseas
right to
Synthetic Rubber Developed for Wide
synthetic,
Immediate
to
stock
as
a
single class, at elections
submitted to shareholders.
rubber,
developed
new
without
design.
by the company's medium steam turbine,
at
synthetic
new
been
The
products,"
gas
preference
common
considerably
ordered
.
articles
amending the
(a)
the
Range of Uses—
estimated
.
generator
department
was
)
single-shaft
manufactured
order
'
natural
use
air-cooled
turbine-generator
The
-
with
"We
Fertilizantes,
Co.-^-To Split Stock, Etc.—
will consider:
5
change
all other matters
lias
turbine-generator; units irpm General Electric Co.'s
which will
simple-cycle,
Co.'s
9,375
year.
the
gas
department,
to
New Urethane
plant, Syracuse, N. Y.
Receives Orders for Turbine-Generator Units—
Sept.
on
give -cumulative
jointly
A
and
.
223,846
authorized' number and P&r value of
the shares of (he common stock from
2,500,000 shares, $2.50 par value
to 7,500,00
shares, S3 ft cents par value, and to change each issued
share of common stock, $2.50 par
value, inte -three shares of common
stock, 83V:: cents par value; (b) and, if approved, amending, charter
today.
military
& Rubber
stockholders
power
at
$280,192
>.
213,190
317.
p.
of
on
its
$308,923
charges
186,
General Tire
engineers and expects to place the new silicon device in full
production
early next year." The transistor is already in acceleraetd pilot line
71 067
In
of
$10,306,958
__j__
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$8,107,065
improve efficiency, Mr. Leece said.—V. 186,
high temperature transistor
The
and
division.
Co.
$1,752,156 $10,793,682
$920,837
166,162
$1.12
.
-
shares
was
1957—6 Mos.—1956
254,332
Francisco, Calif.
which
net loss
Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
244,000
—V.
company
Gas
ended
_
taxes-
Federal
$497,848
•"
General Electric Co.—Unveils New Power Transistor
This
generator
year
existing
pf >Fl0Ur produced
MiUs* The consolidated
was
.
317.
Mulroy, President, stated
02curred in the operations of
during the year through the
$6o5,84j
—
taxes
income
50-by-280-foot
The
operations
wore
2678.
p.
T957
;
share—
$500,000 and
some
turbine will
Flour
177,
of an extensive expansion of foundry facilities at the
of this company at Quincy, 111., has been completed, accord¬
V. Leece, President.
two
173,074
;
■
1,036,63 4
part
gas
213.
'
1.077,322
to
1957—6 Mos —1956
2,089,674
$444,323
income
Federal
p.
production
railway
—
pursuant
main plant
tronics
$2,429,117 $21,781,304 $20,887 374
additional bonds
expenses
Gardner-Denver Co.—To Expand Plant Facilities-
any
Florida East Coast Ry.—June
Earnings Up—
Railway
Railway
debentures
30—
income
$9,988,871
186,
Major
219^567
$1,123,552
earnings statement above.—V.
Period End. June 30—
Federal
Period E'nd. July 31—
—V.
$82,000
344,698
"t"
working capital.—V.
Sales
135,000
$2,186,908
stockholders' equity
the issuance of
upon
^
111,759
and
500,000 shs.
5,133,038 shs.
Operating
Federal
308~384
117,000
__
Capital surplus
Retained earnings
500,000 shs,
5,500,000 shs.
issued
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (& Subs.)—July Sales Up—
$378,601
135,000
;
_
stock
common
warrants
600,000
107,644
^
500,000 shs.
$1,817,550
to
$770,807
bonds due April l,
liabilities
long-term
Preferred
subordinated
B
of
2913.
duction and
liabilities
First mortgage
Other
class
holders
to
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
for
185,
The
LIABILITIES—
Current
before
p.
$722,111
464,488
—
.
for
Months Ended June
per
1956
$1,535,123
$2,186,908
assets
,
718,862 shs,
500,000 shs
has arrangements
company
30
ASSETS—
Current
6ft
sales—________,—
—V.
t$0.52
preferred dividend requirements. -tAdjusted to reflect four-to11, 1957, the number of shares outstand¬
June 30, 1956, 82,000; June 30, 195-7, 117,0(30.
BALANCE SHEET,
used
be
Earnings
stock split effective March
ing was:
of
share
per
with
$44,492
$0.76
share—
common
$2
notification
profit
Dividend provisions—
49,100
—
per
at
holders
to
cf
.
Not
104,500
(estimated )_.!_
1957—7 Mos.—1956
None .*
1,000,000 shs.
issuance.
such
of
General Telephone
$2,555,854 $19,267,131 $18,005,731
Aug. 26 filed a letter
shares
of
non-voting
on
20,375
1957
Provision
;
1956
$1,908,249
1,711,035
—
expenses
Federal and
©ne
1957
conditions
and
manner
Period End. June 30—
exchange offer on the basis of five shares of class B stock for
$100 of debentures.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds
Profit
sales
1957—Month—1956
to. i>e offered
Frito Co.
$7,509,554
Flexible Tubing Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
692,292
each
Net
Six Months Ended June 30—
restrictions
the
Federal
corporation
March 28,
186, p. 317.
Net
217,507
19,688 shs.
any———
revenues
Stores Corp.—July Sales Up—
$2,862,110
$1)
(par
on
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$1,314,346
$1,949,477
213.
p.
s___
The
arc
Period End. July 31—
37,877
$1,353,031
-
Operating
Friendly Finance, Inc., Paducah, Ky.—Files With SEC
(M. II.) Fishman Co., Inc.—July Sales Higher—
—V.
inc.—
oper.
$392,758
142,648
t
280,312 shs. /*-• 280,312 shs.
pfd. stock ($20 par value )
pfd. stock ($20 par value)
Net
$223,654
—Vv186, p. 317.
.
fiales
if
series,
4,500,000
.
-
.
Other
Sales
totaled
Cash
Shareholders'
shares
3,000,000
of
loss
and
railway
'
Franklin
for
Securities
1957—6 Mos.—1956
value)
—___
Period End. June 30—
$1,870,510 $10,298,910 $10,375,647
1,477,752
8.945,879
8,426,170
1,590,630
Period Encl. July 31—
the six month period totaled $106,081,000,
a 2.2ft
decrease over ihe corresponding period a year ago.
Unearned
premium
reserves
increased
$4,857,000
and
loss
reserves
declined
$612,000 since Dec. 31, 1956.
As of June 30, 1957, Fireman's Fund reported total admitted assets
of $454,144,000,
reserve
for unearned premiums of $181,058,000 and
$12,664,000.
186,
1957—Month—1956
expenses
from
rev.
Net railway
Increase.
Premium
oper.
operations'
share for the six months' period was
eliminate realized gain in the invest¬
equity in unearned premium reserve
per
including
but
and
par
14,900,000
24,000,000
000,000 outstanding at any time on an unsecured basis, at the prime
unsecured commercial loan rate of interest prevailing at the date the
respective loan is made.—V. 183, pp. 625 and 213.
Ry.—Earnings Lower—
$1,814,284
revenue—
opsr.
Railway
net
a
a net loss of $8,107,000 for the same
results include an underwriting loss of
with
operating
Investment
56
operating
30, 1957.
This
period last year.
$50,000
compares
The
and its subsidiary companies report
for the first six months ended June
company
of
gain
Co.—Earnings Show Impvt.
($20
20,000,000
4,500,000
—
General Telephone
Fort Worth & Denver
the
112.
p.
stosk
1958-1966)—
20,000,000
with Security-First National Bank
of Los Angeles, Bank of American National Trust and
Savings Asso¬
ciation, citizens National Trust & Savings Bank of Los Angeles- and
The First National City Bank, of New Ybrk to borrow from time to
"time up to Oct. 31, 1957, an aggregate amount not to exceed $24,-
$60,531,462.
The
pfd.
(duo
cum.
j:The
Anthony Leeds are listed as promoters. Bonded
shares (37.3ft) and Joseph H. Leeds, 23,000
the
10,000,600
12,000,000
•{•Unlimited.
66,700
of
"
aggregate principal amount of bonds that may be issued under
indenture is not limited,, except that the indenture contains cer¬
tain
development. expenses.
Bonded
President and sole stockholder
President
:
)_._
♦The
the
of
notes
series
cum.
from
(the
10,000,000
—
)—
5Vnft cum. pfd. stock ($20 par value)
Common stock
($20 par value.)2
,
and
serial
Cumulative
foreign markets for sale in this country. Both
the company and certain of its products are said to be in the
develop¬
ment stage, and its operations have been conducted at a deficit arising
operational,
organizational
Laboratories, Inc., Hans Lowrey
)
J, due Sep. 1, 1986" (4>/2ft )__
K, due June 1, 1987 (5ft )— ;.
r
f. fund debs, (due Feb. 1, '81) $14,900,000
Feb.
due
s.
Future
k
)"_.
I,
5ft
corporation.
It is engaged primarily in the busi¬
ness
of
developing,
manufacturing
and
selling various drugs and
pharmaceutical products,
as
well as importing cosmetic compounds
preparations
1981
1982
Series
11,
-
(2'ftft
(3%ft
(334%
(3:!«ft
1979
1,
l,
Oct.
3%ft
3-ftft
-ftft "
Laboratories,
York
New
a
1,
Nov,
due
Bank
for
April
on
Bonded
of
due
Series
1
share.
>
Series
'
r
10;300,000
6,950,090
6.000,000
15,000,000
D, -'3V«ftv due Nov. .l,V1977_i:_
due Nov. 1, 1978 (3%ft )—
F,
Outstanding
:•ft-ft .-vV"
$1,368,000
E.
Series~Gv due Oct.
Co:, ft
&
per
underwriter $12,500 to reimburse it
issuer is obligated to pay a finder's
the
$.0625
purpose
Mortimer
by
selling
a
offering
public
The
the
pay
of
share.
per
basis
efforts"
addition,
the
$2.50
at
will
corporation
for
Inc.,
"best
a
proceeds
This
1956
sale
which it
for
The
public
V
/
3ftft; due Dec. 1,
Series H,
Aug. 23 filed a registration statement with
covering 200,000 shares of its capital stock, 10c par, to be
SEC
Inc.,
N.^Y.—Proposes
Santa
v •'
FINANCING-*
1969—.
.-Series C, 3ftft, due Nov. 1,-1974—__
Series
on
PRESENT
♦First-'mortgage bonds— ,-w..:.-...»ftYftftft, '
Series B,
$2.76
3,206,293
;
185, p.J1042.:
Laboratories, Inc., Brooklyn,
Stock Offering— ' '
' *
shares
holders every three months since the Fund began business late in 1935.
During the current fiscal year, quarterly dividends declared amounted
to approximately $2,567,000 at
the rate of 14 cents per share, the
largest dividend paid in any year of the Fund's history.
Total assets of the Fund on Aug. 12, 1957, were $78,692,845 repre¬
senting an increase of $18,161,383 above the year-ago asset figure of
„
of preferred dividends.—V.
corporation
offered
share¬
its
outstdg.
9,140.889
Series
Forest
Common
and
,
shares
♦After deduction
be
Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings
General
Financial
be increased
524..*
can
p.
share
are In
■ft
CAPITALIZATION. GIVING
9,670;238 J 8,654,857
4,806,760
—
com.
per
Common
.
as
income
-
.
from
proceeds
BUSINESS—Company,
73,012,440 147,198,669
i
per
•;
Machine
Federal
•<
in
or
incorporated
' 4,443,077
82,913,7.94
5,181,169
renegotiation
&
redeemable in whole
the sale of the new preferred will
short-term bank loans and to finance,
in part, the company's continuing construction program.
Capital- expenditures for the six months ending Dec. 31, 1957 are expected to *be
approximately $30,000,000 and for the 12 months ending Dec. 31, 1958.
expenditures will reach nearly $75,000,000.
' '
V
• «J»
4,494,512
•
75,113,232
(net)—
foreign inc.
cxps.
preferred stock is
cumulative
PROCEEDS—Net
161,'515,344 148,398,837
2,097,811
85,101,161
income
Gross
Costs
public
a
by lot) at the option of the company, upon not less
days' notice, through Aug. 31, 1962 at $23, and thereafter?at
share plus accrued dividends.
■
.
:
30
$22
1957—6 Mos.—1956
'$
83,041,013
Federal and
Mitchum,
28 jointly made
Aug.
on
(selected
than
■'' Z'S'r'f '/■
1957—3 Mos.—1956
income
5 ft ft
part
(& Subs.)—Earn¬
Machinery & Chemical Corp.
sales
Other
Templeton
offering of 500,000 shares of 51/2% cumulative preferred
stock at par ($20 per share).
'
'*.
•
•t
&
Jones
up
be used by the company to repay
$
to pay off the de Linde note; $50,000 for equip¬
milling facilities $25,000 for development work;
$500,000
for
$150,000
$69,268,760,
totaled
revenues
186, p. 525.
he said.—V.
Period End. June 30—
t
Net
the 500,000
of
operating
year
ings Lower—
in excess of $50,000.
worth
a
this year,
operation
Food
Wisdom,
West
and
dc Linde received 969,395 of these shares in
exchange
for certain properties.
According to the prospectus, the
combined cost of the stockholdings of the promotion group is $176,-
and
before.
■
•
-•
The company's financial condition, Mr. Mulroy noted, remains sound.
Total current assets May 31 were $10,766,246,
including cash of $1,614,623;
accounts receivable of $3,573,803
and grain inventories of
$3,507,858. Total current liabilities were $7,770,485, including $5,375,000
of notes ■ to banks under a revolving credit agreement and $1,000,000
of subordinated
notes.
Satisfactory credit lines have been arranged
with banks and ample funds will be available to carry on a normal
$49,523,312
California—Preferred Stock
General Telephone Co. of
Offered—Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
....
sales
Consolidated
from
or
basis.
597-for-l
"
totaling $115,659.
new
a
previous fiscal year there was a net profit of $690,590, or $1.18 a
share, including income tax refunds and inventory adjustments
common
-
__
2,000, shares of $100 par.
He sold 422 shares for
group of stockholders, and then sold 1,411 shares
to the company in exchange for a
$500,000 note, due and payable
Dec.
1,
1957.
The new management recapitalized the
company to
3,000,000 shares of no par stock; and the stock was then split on a
the
the
in
Gilpin County, Colorado.
Immediately prior to the preparations for this issue of stock, Henry
do Linde, Idaho Springs, Colo., owned all of the authorized stock of
Monday, September 2, 1957
.
.
.
Ky.
preferred stock is convertible into three common
shares prior to the close of business on
Sept. 20, 1957.—V. 186, p. 213.
Elsin
of
for
Allan
President,
Brooklyn, N.
order
26
become
a
Subsidiary
announced
that Elsin
subsidiary ol General
a
-
in
existence since
electronic,
government
Easton,
and
President
subsidiary merchandising
nounced
Aug.
on
Y., has
Corp.
has been
special
ment
FiaJkov,
Corp.,
the
1904
mechanical
manufacturing a wide
electro-mechanical
and
industry.
of
opening of G, T.
/
General
transistors
Transistor
to
electronic
Distributing'.?
new
variety
equip¬
,
Distributing
Corp.,
a
wholesalers, has an¬
sales
offices at 9o-2»
Volun
Number 5669
186
Volume
;utphin <Blvd.", Jamaica,
Y.
138th -Place, .Jamaica, N. Y.
growth
rapid
"The
of
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Executive offices will remain at 91-27
"Ward
LaFrance
necessitated. moving
program
subsidiary to larger quarters," Mr'. Easton stated. "To date, over
iO of tnc finest electronic jobbers in the U. S. and Canada have become
authorized G. T. distributors. All now have General Transistor products
n
stuck and are ready to offer immediate nation-wide delivery."—
I, 186, p. 420.
his
oi
the
great
(B. F.)
A
new
ident
reports net income of $479,793 for the six months
1957, equal after preferred dividends to 40.2 cents a
hare
on
an
average of
845,698 common shares outstanding.
This
ompares with a net income of $476,018 in the like 1956 period equal
liter preferred
dividends to 47.5 cents a share on an average of
i78,748 common shares then outstanding. The 1957 net income includes
profit of $25,598 on sale of property.
For the 12
months ended June 30, 1957, net income amounted to
This corporation
30,
June
.
1,215,152, equal after preferred dividends to $1.16 a share on an
iverage of 824,897 common shares
outstanding.
This compares with
1,048,738 for the 12 months ended June 30, 1956, equal after preferred
iividencis to $1.10 a share on an average of 766,558 common shares
hen
outstanding.
The 12-month figures include profits on sales of
Corp.,
Elmira, N. Y.,
has been operating
its Increased Volume is the result
that
company."—V.
been
has
136,
done
of
To
the
B.
develop
designs
on
safely
F.
Goodrich
this
of
announced
was
tire,
tires
test
track
a
travel,"
Tire
the
with
on
22 by E.
Aug.
16
Aug.
on
filed
a
Genungr's Inc.—Securities
Sold—The
due Aug. 1, 1977, at 100% and accrued interest and
shares of common stock at $8.87 V2 per share,
hrough P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc., have been completed,
ures,
)f 20,000
details,
or
V. 186,
see
Net sales
125,"
BFG
Mr.
1957—Month—1956
1957
$249,112
$278,186
$1,669,225
$1,821,046
213,828
250,042
1,464,444
1,537,914
$35,284
revenue.
flilway
$28,144
$204,781
$283,132
expenses.
Net
oper.
from
rev.
operations
Other
—
'et ry. oper.
—
420
income—-
♦Deficit.—V.
49,922
"21,660
"7,166
income
States
the
Pamplin
Minority
foreign
general offices at
Owen R. Cheatnam, who
company's
Aug.
oard
31
by
Chief
and
Mr.
Executive
Pamplin,
ecutive
of
of the
Chairman
as
served as
the chief
director and a
election to the Presidency,
which
position he
acted as
in
Vice-President,
continues
Officer.
his
to
officer of the corporation.
He is also a
the executive committee.—V. 186, p. 839.
derating
ember
prior
for
restricted earnings
Net
1957—Month—1956
ilway
oper.
revenue—
$700,552
$718,765
Hallway
oper.
expenses.
630,290
660,313
3,914,752
3,945,943
rev. from railway
operations
$58,452
$348,619
$550,655
77,617
65,211
383,867
520,993
I it ry. oper. income
4V. 186,
214.
p.
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Reports Loss—
Period End. June 30—
lilway oper.
revenue
liMay 6per.
expenses-
672.614
from ry. opers.
Nek
et
rev.
$689,045
$5,308,123
3,988,766
"3,987,819
$1361567
$916,102
$1,320,304
"191,958
oper. income
♦Deficit.—V. 186, p.
$4,904,868
675,301
$16,431
ry.
$811,968
"79,494
♦345,481
81,618
•
»
214.
(G. M.) Giannini & Co., Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
Sales
of
iabriel
Net
in
M.
highest
months
six
a
experienced by this
reported on Aug. 19 by
volume
period
ever
were
Earnings
of
per
of
common
30,655,683
18,570,830
18,202,167
share-
at June
current
Patent
assets
1957
amounted
to
current
liabilities
was
$448,059,051
4.4
to
rights
the
Gibbs
inside
the
covering manufacture and distribution
retreading tires have been purchased by
period,
the first 26
weeks in 1957, were
equal to 58 cents per share after preferred dividends, on the.
206',503,
for
the
shares
common
outstanding
at
of
the-system,
tires
in
about
longer
in
of
space
said
tread
Holt,
Mr.
while
50'©
Another
wear.
tion.—V.
cut
Grain Elevator Warehouse
this
ended
cents
June
share
per
its first
1957,
30,
fiscal
showed
the" 123,528
on
of
year
earnings comparison with last year can be made since
corporation's accounting procedure was then based on 13 fourperiods, Dr. Giannini stated.
However,- net earnings for the
irst'28 weeks of 1956 were $184,535, equal to 61 cents per share on the
100,000 shares
outstanding after
giving
effect to the 200'^
stock
lividend paid December 1956.
No dividends were paid on the preferred
income
net
shares
of
income
ties
after
was
special
credits,
charges
provisions
and
other
of
since
oi'
it
umulative
half
this
of
Convertible
ightk; resulting in
until
Sales
1956.
June
$4,700,000.
were
first
issued
not
was
1956
first
the
for
preferred
the latter half
Gibbs
the year.—V.
Automatic
185, p.
Moulding
1886.
Ky.—
•'Jccrued interest.
The
net
hid for
working, capital.—V. 186,
p.
activities
company
I9'i>
in
11
Aug.
on
sales
the
for
reported
ended
qua! to $2.67
a
ompared
with
Dares
the
in
Sales
3.7%
share
$719,108
1956
amounted
will
become
in
[^e 30.
"
June
"are
to
Glen
For
capital
a
and
a
at
year
$1.70
to
a
Increasingly
the
current
out
are
393
year
the
the
on
first
Sales
1957
increase
an
Stockholders'
1956.
the
in
normal
earnings
of Grain Elevator
non-recurring start-up ex¬
forward
Grand
Trunk
Western
six
of
number
same
were
months, of which
$15,988,779 in the
was
of
$10,824,704, compared with
Long term debt at
$717,740.
185,
equity
increased
$29.25
from
per
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
$4,601,000
expenses.
first
six
totaled
months
of
$36,872,000
1957
six
Ith -0 shares of its
ue
total
number
Igj1 Inc. to
J<Ui Alden
stock
sales
months
Because
taxes.
of
this
1956.
4,487,233
26,881,434
26,958,403
$274,385
$787,767
$3,749,566
$5,231,597
562,050
210,334
1,634,239
293,877
deficit
oper.
186,
year,
*
company
the
tax
purchased
shares
When
were
Mathes
issued
to
an
was
them
improvement
in
acquired,
100,000
over
the
the
reduction
in
shares of
payment.
part
first
i
offset
rev.
Two
small
half.
to show, as
Coal prices
equal the first half.
balance of the year
window
unit sales.
1957—6 Months—1956
ber
Co.—Opens Two New Supermarkets—
supermarkets
markets
of
opened
were
on
Aug. 21 by this company,
One is located in Danbury,
They bring to 369 the num¬
currently being operated by Grand
oldest food chain.—V.
second
Period End. June 30—
the nation's
Union,
(& Subs.)—Earnings Decline—
♦
corporation
com.
6,767,000
8,020,000
$3,829,021
$6,261,936
$7,672,822
$2.92
$3.58
5,895,505
(est.)
share
2,127,409
011
15,692,822
7,832,021
4,003,000
13,028,956
3,038,000
$2,857,505
taxes
per
$9,957,88a
3,466,870
$8,663,424
2,459,214
$1,140,092
337,967
been
has
under patent
announced
was
Aug.
on
rights
30
to
extremely fine tolerances, and can detect pinholes and flaws in
production line items not readily seen by inspectors.
Such other ap¬
plications as the testing of skins and vital engine parts in supersonic
hypersonic aircraft,
guided missiles and rockets, against cor¬
rosion and damage due to plating or coating irregularities,
are also
foreseen.
The
using
operates on the eddy current absorption principle
high frequency oscillator.
agreement between the two companies is non-exclu¬
Laminagage
sweeping
a
licensing
sive.
$1.79
$1.33
common
shares
Materials
Raw
facilities brochure
Detailed
to
issued by
Systems"
Complete
is
the
of a new
tit^e
this corporation.
the new brochure was designed to
extensive research
and development
descriptive,
and
industi'ialists
with
the
acquainb
program
industry conducted by Gulton Industries, Inc.
lor
illustrated brochure highlights the company's activi¬
of materials research, component development, data
The eight-page,
ties in the areas
V. 186, p.
outstanding
at June 30,
1957,
729.
Gurries Mfg*. Co., San Jose, Calif.—Files
With SEC—
20 filed a letter of notification with the SECJ
covering 12,000 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered to a
restricted group of named individuals
(minimum sale 500 Shares) at
$12.50 per share. Hooker &; Fay are the underwriters. The proceeds
are to be
used to pay current indebtedness and for working capital.
The business of the company is the manufacturing of land forming
The
!
taxes
Based
.
Industries, Inc., Metuchen, N. J.—To Produce
Laminagage,
$32,292,379 $35,616,136 $65,988,260 $71,573,214
Federal
income
"Earns,
$1,251,881
298,038
112.
awarded a license for the production of
held by the General Motors Corp.,
by Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, President.
The
Laminagage is a production tool
used for the checking of
platings and coatings on metals and
other electrically Cond...ciive
materials.
In use on the production or assembly line, the instrument
measures
thickness of enamel or ceramic coatings and metal platings
This
a
it
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956
^
sales
before
$6,378,263 $42,424,013 $41,281,047
5,238,171
33,760,589'
31,323,165
instrumentation, ultrasonic and acoustic research, medical instrumenta¬
tion, underwater sound, ordnance development and nuclear research.—•
186, p. 729.
Granite City Steel Co.
Income
$6,636,498
5,384,617
Announces New Brochure—
Union
new
from ry. oper.
186, p.
Gulton
214.
p.
Grand
farm
deducting preferred dividend requirements of $27,027 and $57,964
for the three months and six months ended "June. 30, 1957, respectively.
company
Aug.
on
equipment.
•
after
186,
729.
p.
*"
Hammermill Paper Co. (&
(W. T.) Grant Co.—July Sales Increased—
•
$
-I
—V.
186,
p.
*
26,451,174
—
$
$
$
24,821,894 195,544,423 179,266,441
318.
June 30, '57 July 1,
sales
Income
1957—7 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period Ehd. July 61—
Sales
„
taxes—.
before
Federal and State
Net
income
Dividends
Sales
—V.
—
186, p.
1957—Month—1956
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$3,304,126
$2,908,572 $41,431,978 $38,991,825
318.
Great Lakes Natural Gas Corp.—Offering
:
—.——
taxes on
:
>
preferred
on
income
'
shares of
corporation to Common stockholders Of Great
Co.
at $1.25
per share
ha>s been postponed.
V.
proposed
186,
p.
offering
of
common
318.
Great Lakes Oil &
See
779.393
Great
Lakes
Chemical Co.—Offer Delayed—
Natural Gas
Corp.
above.—V.
186, p.
318.
1
'53
$23,292,448 $24,360,240
2,056,341
3,588,f >3
835,700
1,789,ECO
$1,220,641
$1,798,523
—
63,210
800,586
756,235
.——
$1.08
$1.(0
'
stock-———~
♦Earnings per share of common stock
dividends and based on 1,067,521 common shares
38, 1957, and 1,017,194 shares outstanding tit
July 1, 1956.—V. 183, p. 2417.
♦After
preferred
outstanding
at
June
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Postponed—
stock of this
Lakes Oil & Chemical
It had been intended
to offer said
shares to stockholders of record Aug. 16,
1957 on the
basis of one Natural Gas share for each four Oil & Chemical shares
held
(With an
oversubscription privilege).
Subscription rights were
to have expired on Aug.
3Q-. These dates do not now apply. See also
The
Subs.)—Sales & Earns. Ofl
Ended—
26 Weeks
Net
and
the corporation's
of
6 higher and shipments are expected to
Bhn
commitments for heat pumps for the
0UW
than
all
for
for
will add $20,000,006
this
1957—Month—1956
30—
railway oper. income
—V.
compared with $777,000 in
\fn«
more
net
$35,481,000
with
President, on Aug. 9 further stated:
for the second half of 1957 are expected
years,
Net
Net
The
Period End. July 31—
own common stock on the open market, bringing
bought since the acquisition of The Matlies
of
81,000.
Case,
Earnings
"Previous
consolidated
compared
were $1,527,000
joepreciation charges of $917,000.
position, there will be no Federal
first
Period End. June
"From
Earnings Rise—
earnings are before Federal taxes and after depletion
L during the
production;
525.
p.
Dividends on common stock-,.-
Aldcn Corp.—Sales and
the
current
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
$5,275,000 $30,631,000 $32,190,000
4,326,615
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
—V.
revenue—
oper.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
2098,"
p.
of
and
Loss—
RR.—Reports
1957—Month—1956
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—July Sales Up—
These
I
after
way.
ago.
mid-year
ago,
$31.70.—V.
operations
,
share
a
in
shipments.
Ir^olidated net earnings
I 356,
O-
earnings
in
1957 was $3,612,285, a reduction of $356,000 from the figure
30,
reflected
year
the
of
Period End. June 30—
—V.
$19,025,
export
orresponding period
»■
more
The company,«therefore, looks
successful operating year, he concluded.—V. 185, p. 719.
penses
were
half.
first
to
represented
Working
10,106,964
on
56^
of
Actually, during
approximately $27,600,000 occurred
amounted to $230,950,000.
reduction
of a model in
backlog.—V. 186,
its
to
securi¬
than tripled during " the current year,
Mr.
Donnelly predicted that earnings of Grain Elevator during the fiscal
year
which just* started will be more than adequate to provide for
interest charges, depreciation, thus showing a profit for the common
stock.
It is anticipated that the
full benefits of the added facilities
June
30, 1957.
$1,124,085 after taxes,
422,750 shares of common stock outstanding,
a
quantity
storage
-
capacity
Co.—Earnings Higher
increases
months
six
quarter
target prices were substantially below (lie letters of intent
approximations carried in previous backlogs.
Early in July the cor¬
poration received an amendment to a letter of intent increasing tho
because
Laminagage Under General Motors License—
month.
With
income
Ralph J, Kraut, President, said" earnings
2,200,000
$1.86
this
Net
This
second
—
$Includes provision for renegotiation.
include subsidiaries.
expenses-
Fed..income
hid
,
!
share
per
not
revenue—
729.
& Lewis Machine Tool\
4,400,000
$4,094,543
2,200,000
$0.97
—
oper.
Net
increase the company's
taxes-
—
outstanding
Earnings
-
proceeds are to be used to
Giddings
Shares
.
P.' Shield, President, announced.
Conn., and the other in Port Henry; N. Y.
Henderson,
Corp.,
Income
$2,285,000
$2,123,469
for Federal
income
Net
corporations.
Lansing
debentures Offered—Cook Enterprise, Inc., Terre Haute,
nd., on Aug. 8 publicly offered $1,000,000 of 6% con¬
vertible debentures, due March 31, 1967, at 100% and
8,494,543
-
oper.
Net
,
*1956
$89,687,483
4,408,4(59
-.
Railway
an
of
$90,603,052
1957
income
taxes
Railway
increase of 6,543 Common shares.
Total sales for 1957, Dr. Giannini said, are expected to approximate
>11,000,000 and an improvement in the profit margin is anticipated
u
other
before
it acquired grain elevator
with
initial capacity
of
792,000 bushels.
Mr. Donnelly
stated that the company will more
than
triple
its
storage
capacity
during
the
current
fiscal
year,
pointing, out that it already has completed a warehouse* on President's
Island, Memphis, Temi., with capacity of 792,000 biiSliels, and that
construction is ,1 currently. under way on a grain storage warehouse
having capacity of 889,000 bushels at Wales Road, Toledo, Ohio*
It
is
anticipated that this plant will be completed by the end of
28
>
holders of 4,638 shares of 5Vafy
stock, series A, exercised conversion
year
EARNINGS
taxes.
for
Shortly after the company was organized,
storage
facilities
at
Garden
City,
Kan.,
Nonexact
In; the
of
common
outstanding, it was announced 011 Aug. 19 by \V. A. Donnelly,
President, in the first annual report mailed to shareholders.
The
reek'
reeks
and
Provision
the
opera¬
30.
June
Sales
Income
Backlog at June 30, 1957
Co.—Reports Profit—
during
company
months
.99
or
OF
STATEMENT
Six Months Ended June 30—
-
♦Does
of
development at the Bethpage plant for
•
420.
p.
or
CONSOLIDATED
average
more
and
production
are
an
the firm is developing a turbo-prop executive transport
airplane scheduled for delivery in May of 1958.—V. 186, p. 525.
retread
186,
however,
spokesman,
A Grumman
production,
curing time of
uniform cures which
advantage
is
the substantial
will
assuring
ordered.
be
that
the TF-1 Trader, cargo-passenger airplane, the WF-2
early-warning airplane, and the F9F-8P photo-recon jet. Tho
Albatross amphibian is also in service with the Navy, as well as with
the Air Force and the Coast Guard.
In addition to military aircraft
production made possible without costly additions
equipment.
Manufacturing equipment and production of the new items will be
transferred to Goodyear plants and the bands and control units will
be made available to retreaders through the Goouyear sales organiza¬
floor
in current
Navy
Tracer,
heat
he
iock
Also
the
Speed Cure is a method of applying heat to
casing while it is in the mold lor retreading.
is applied from the mold itself.
tire
a
to
would
said
of the Cougar jet fighter, is in service with the Navy as an operational
fighter-trainer.
and trademarks
time
also
production quantity was planned for a new version of Grumman's S2F
Tracker, an anti-submarine airplane.
The F9F-8T, a two-seat version
1
Electronic
of
same
will
"probably be a substantial one."
The an¬
no changes
would be made In the current
contract for the firm's supersonic F11F-1 Tiger, and that small initial
the
and
the F9F-8T Cougar,
transonic fighter-trainer,
airplanes
contract
nouncement
$2.96
$3.47
30,
to
of
the
said
a
new
curing method for
this company from Gibbs Research & Manufacturing Corp., of Jamesville, Wis., it was announced on Aug. 26 by Victor Holt, Jr., Goodyear
Vice-President,' who said the transaction also includes purchase of
equipment for manufacture of the new curing method.
At
corporation's
ordered
by the Navy
to fulfill fleet requirements for that typo
aircraft, according to an announcement issued by the Navy on Aug. 21.
Overall dollar value of the contract was not disclosed, nor was the total
certain for-
.
318.
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.—Navy Contract
number
stock
common
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$8,123,551 $49,360,223 $49,444,054
July 31—
$8,193,768
186, p.
This
430,000
Working capital
ratio
later
President.
Giannini,
earnings
06,543
the
$5,558,387,
orpovation
Green Co., Inc.—July Sales Higher—
be
-
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
117,669
—V.
881,093
company was formed last year to construct and acquire
facilities for agricultural product's and for the acquisition of
-
$70,262
—
$525,356
153,517
income
oper.
186, p. 112.
4,454,018
) This
r,|Net
$617,366
2,372
ry.
Peviod End.
stock
$4,263,371 + $4,496,598
$49,925
8,788
33,334,000
35,943,585
on
$123,435,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
*
$59,822
of
earnings
income
Dividends
Operations
tion,
the 12
Georgia RR.—June Earnings Increased-r-
$2,230,887
1,705,531
Sales
89,855,895
4,410,328
38,484,000
subsidiaries
.
Period End. June 30—
95.850,439
expense
taxes
subsidiary companies
Provision
increase
with his headquarters
Portland,1 Ore., it was announced
been elected President,
has
$2,255,096
1,637,730
Net rev. from ry. opers.
18,173,443
644,408
and
foreign income
shareholders'
in
equity
retread
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—New President Elected—
B.
general
funded and other debt—
011
United
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$346,520
296,595
$337,909
revenue
oper.
1,874,839
20,437,860
and
RR.—June Net Higher—
1957—Month—1956
278,087
—V.
722,843,885 684,940,897
526,643,265 507,586,765
goods sold
result
Robert
10,853,650
expenses-
Net
$
1,808.003
„
!___
administrative
27,046,584
11,190,921
27,950,481
2,631,277
(II. L.)
of
Use
p/214.
186,
7,365,670
Green Bay & Western
721,035.882 683,066,058
—
Total income
The
railway
7,688,760
2,618,108
Period End. June 30—
1956
<Jj
.
of
1957—6 Mos.—1956
ry. oper.
oper. income
from
rev.
186, p. 318.
Railway
Acquires New Curing Method—
Georgia & Florida RR.—June Earnings Improved—
tailway oper.
tested
angles, cord fabrics and tread
speeds far faster than any motorists can
Tomlinson said.—V. 186, p. 729.
"at
_____
.
Period End. June 30—
engineers
—V.
cord
,-r
839.
p.
Net
Net railway
Pres¬
$
129,742,974
18,632,016 102,758,708 102,696,390
18,347,839
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up
offerings
public
Aug. 21 of $500,000 of 6V2% convertible deben-
on
Tomlinson,
expenses-
Co.
"Silvertown
different
Six Months Ended June 30—
eign
nade
Railway
25.997.686 130,709,189
26,036,599
Railway oper.
Interest
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 3,500 shares of common stock ipar $1) to be offered at
;he market
through Lester, Ryons & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
The
jroceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.—V. 185, p. 44.
corporation
F.
$
$
$
revenue—
oper.
1957—6 Months—1956
1957—Montn—1956
Period End. June 30—
the
improve
Goodrich Co.-—Announces Turnpike Tire—
speeds"
Selling,
Genisco, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
to
625.
p.
Depreciation
The
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
and
work
>
high-speed six-ply tubeless passenger tire that "provides
safety at top turnpikt speeds and yet gives long wear at
hundreds
Cost
and $68,536 respectively.—V. 186, p. 214.
poperties of $139,002
that
Railway oper.
regular
General Waterworks Corp.—Semi-Annual Earns. Off
amount: of
operations of
maximum
mded
Truck
profitably for several months,
distributor
our
7
(943)
construction
of
an
integrated
modern
Co.—Research CenterResearch Center has
begua
by this company on a 21-acre suburban site south of Pittsburgh, Pa.
When completed next year, the million dollar project will house tui
of
the company's
extensive research activities.
Employing approxi¬
the Research Center will provide expanded facilities ai d
study of highly refractory materials and the development
for converting them into industrial products. ■ Ample pro¬
vision is being made for future expansion.
The Research Center, having total floor space of 45,000 square feet,
will be comprised of two
major structures connected by a reception
area—a
fine instruments building and a pilot plant building.
V. 18b»
mately
staff
100,
for
the
of
processes
p.
525
and V.
184,
p.
2215.
■-*
8
The Commercial
(944)
Ilarley Patents, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
The
corporation
SEC covering
with
the
200 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
exchange for $20,000 of 4% notes now outstanding
one
preferred share for each $100 of notes.—V. 181,
basis
the
on
notification
of
offered In
be
to
of
1776.
p.
Harsco Corp.—To
The
and
directors
of
Ainsworth
of
Ainsworth "by
of
stock
Acquire Ainsworth—
of
the assets
The
and
The Ainsworth
Ainswortn,
McDonnell
F.
19.
stockholders.
Ainsworth
all of
shares
Aug.
on
board
75%
and
25%.
primary purpose for which the issuer's funds, supplemented by
proceeds of this issue, will be used, is to meet the continuing
expense of finding reserves and developing production.
The company a
expenditures for these purposes in the years 1955 and 1956
ap"
The
the
is esti¬
magnitude
$27,000,000 and $28,000,000, respectively, and
mated that such expenditures for 1957 will be of the same
but the nature of the operations involved is such that the
penditures may
Under
the
all
assume
Joseph
T. Simpson, President of
President of Ainsworth,
an¬
Jr.,
action
is
subject
of
the
to
plan
proposed
liabilities
the
approval
Harsco
of
will
of
a^,aal
V. 18b, p. o-so.
substantially from this estimate.
vary
manufactures
door
ventilator
window
Hutchinson
the
for
acquire
first six
The
assemblies,
window
company
filed
Aug. 21
on
Commission—
shares of common stock to be offered for subscription
stockholders on the basis of one new share for each five
hold as of Aug. 20, 1957 at par ($10 per share).
No under¬
covering
>
;
1
,
proceeds
The
involved.
is
etc.
'
.
,
' r
for expansion of
used
be
to
are
,
.
'
assemblies, door frames, garnish mouldings, windshields and
regulators, metal stampings, electrically welded steel tube
products, steering
column
and
transmission gear shift
assemblies,
and
tubular
seat
frames for the
automotive industry;
and various
■
(F. C.) Huyck & Sons (& Subs.)—Sales
items
for
defense production.
Corp. .produces seamless -steel gas cylinders, recovers metal
steel Mag,
and manufactures non-ferrous die castings,
seamless
pipe couplings and a variety of other products.
Its sales are
Harsco
from
steel
currently at
$7,200,000.
the
rate
of
$90,000,000
annually
Also Acquires Standard Die Set
and
income
net
of
Manufacturers, Inc.—
Mr. Simpson
also announced that Harsco Corp. has acquired Stand¬
ard Die Set Manufacturers, Inc., of Rnode Island, and its subsidiaries,
Standard Die Set Manufacturers of
Pennsylvania, Inc. (Paoli, Pa.),
Surface
Grinding of Michigan (Detroit, Mich.), Standard Die Set
Manufacturers of Michigan
(Providence,
Standard
tures
die
R. L).
Die, whose
sets
and
$3,000,000.—V.
and Standard
main
drill
184,
office
bushings.
1122.
p.
Bushings Manufacturers, Inc.
at
is
Providence,
Annual
sales
I.,
R.
in
are
manufac¬
of
.....
.
lasts
for
sales
-
-
before
taxes
income
on
U.
credit
less
preferred
the
life
the
of
paint
and
requires
stockholders
for
sale
100,000
to
key
$2.35
taxes
4,217,000
3,640,183
$4,842,500
4,336,478
$4,583,229 $29,885,509 $26,484,992
4,117,208
27,102,825
23,939,814
Income
Net
operating income
after charges
Net
—V.
186,
Off—
1957—Monti*—1956
Aug.
on
stock
26
approved
from
4.000.000
(free
personnel
of
under
proposal to increase the
5,000,000 shares and to
rights of stockholders)
option plan.—V. 186, p. 421.
stock
23,105,460
23,337,729
144,996,479
oper.
expenses.
18,386,993
17,975,863
146,061,761
4,718,467
5,361,866
29,504,122
Railway
Railway
1,566,258
1,940,283
9,732,809
13,242,755
22,
12-year
vertible
these
>*'
j
*969
end
debentures,
■
(2)
$5,000,000
due
Sept.
for public sale
securities
1972;
l,
of
sinking fund debentures,
15-year
subordinate
Homestake
'
Aug.
con¬
to
offer
proposes
through an underwriting group headed
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
The interest rate
public
price and underwriting terms for each debenture issue are
by Eastman
offering
to
be supplied
Net
by amendment.
proceeds
of
the
repaynicnt of
*?
Net
the
by
opment uf
the
borrowings
(properties
Mexico
to
of
the
the
to
were
be
company
authorized
borrowings
will
The
in
The
by
part
Chase
borrowings is $7,000,000;
be
repaid is to be supplied
used In financing the devel¬
Homestake-Sapin
Partners,
applied
Partners
the
and
Net
designated uranium
in .additional
purposes
-the
us
projects,
of the proceeds will
and will be available for
possible acquisition of inter¬
mining
for
properties,' and
company
for
such
other
corporate
determine.
may
ry.
1957—Month—1956
.
Sabre-Pmon
"
tion
properties
and
operation
and
25% for the company.
The partdevelopment and
mining
of
certain
contributed by Sabre-Pinon and lor the
construc¬
formec
uranium
for
of
the
uranium
a
mill.
The
S £®!iner offthe limited partnership
Sn»n P
uS,±r!ned Sept' 21' 1956'
Tf
a
Clyde Osborn
Partners,
and
with
the
Rio
a
de
Oro
75.75%
Uranium
Mines,
participation
Inc.,
the
in
net
ZSST °utJle Partnership as against 24.25% to HomePartnership also was formed for the development and
uranium properties and ores to be contributed by
^ <e limited partners and for the construction and oper¬
uranium
mill.—V.
Honolulu Oil Corp. (&
rTwT1!^ End" June 30—
Cork
nn0/"6
~
Costs and expenses
Fed.
also
& Co- W1Ute- Weld & Co.,
iimicd
trimpL J
S ir
ation of
is
called the Homestake-New
Unltcd western Minerals
San Jacinto"
,
2E £
Petroleum Corp
company
income
tax
186,
p.
840.
$993,423
$1,049,524
$6,211,583
$6,412,731
824,946
768,575
4,982,083
4,931,651
$280,949
$1,229,500
$1,481,080
income
113.
both
terms
61,571
229,478
362,168
729,799
299,165
2,509,000
1,155,165
$3,112,341
~$7~616,233
$6,861,477
$o 83
$2 oi
s0;40
$1'00
13,571,476
12 759 686
$1.01
Dividends paid per share
Cash
&
Govt,
°Based
securities
Hudson's Bay
See Hud*on'« Bay
,
$0.50
After <tlie
Be Made Stockholders
below.—V.
186,
526.
p.
01
C/onunental
Hudso-Vs
Oil
Co.
and
Bu'v r°HiTn^
K
supplied bj
( Hudson
amendment.
-
n
Sti°CM ,01' !ubMr'!>"0I> by stockholders
by holders of ordinary shares of
The
on^e °sha[4nof^fnriknn-10:[ieTS f Continental Oil is to
Oil smck held Jf f
,for cach 15 shares
7,
feloP.K "eld of record Sept. 16. 1957. The
of
enrrt
the
of
oroinary
one
into
and
of
one-sixth
offering
into
to
be at- the rate
of Continental
to
holders
of
Bay Company is to be at the
Hudson's Bav stock for eneh
75^" Z
subscribed
subscribed
fnr
for
hv
by
w
of
rate
orrii
3' 19'57" A "contract has been entered
a?d Hudson's Bay Co. have agreed to
fiil'nff
the offerees.
aX' of the shares which shall
All
of
the
lo,
last,
securities
share
and
to have
were
warrants
three
been
offered in units of
three common shares
buy
to
Inc.,
per
Englewood;
(<& Subs.)—
1957—3 Mos —1956
43,905,000
1,634,000
47,358,000
1,250,00 0
87,512,000
3,247,000
2,273,000
45,539,000
48,608,000
90.759,000
98,764,000
income.
16,107,000
16,352.000
4,965.000
1,883,000
30,624,000
10,064,000
3,970,000
32.981.000
4,998,000
2,087,000
250,000
250,000
500,000
500,000
22,097,000
$1.51
25,158,000
$1.69
45,601,000
,
$3.12
51,772,000
income:
Total income
based
Net
on
reserves.
earnings
Earns,
approved
the directors of
by
by James E.
Robinson,
share..
Special
the merger have
increase
with
in
185,
merger
the
outstanding 307,440 shares of
in
total
new
a
of
819,840
capital
stock
outstanding
($5
shares
of
terms
Under
preferred
stock
shares
of
stock
of
the
of
the
and
Indian
of Stilel
capital
the
of
$1.25
cumulative
of the presently outstanding common
Inc. will continue on the same basis as
.
Each
company.
share
of
Stifel
$3.48
capital expenditures was occasioned primarily by the
Manitoba project and also by the expansion of
of
the
the Sudbury District.
;
2448.
p.
capital
America—July Earns. Up
1957—Month—1956
Inc.
Net
income
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$1;299,133 $10,424,980 10,190,441
88.054
1,888,575
1,935,891
29,661
1,057,917
1,051,007
' 12,177
913,273
924,519
oper.
revenues.
$1,360,896
fr. ry. opers
"V
141,113
avail, for fxd. chgs.
'
64,677
Railway
rev.
—V.
186,
45,436
421.
p.
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Sales Off—
Period End.
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$4,528,299
$4,536,233 $29,512,743 $29,755,532
July 31—
—-
186,
319.
p.
stock
share.
This $1.50 stock will be serviced
by a sinking fund into which
Head Mills,
Inc. would inakq an initial payment of a cash
equal to 4% ($204,960) of the aggregate call price of the stocK
Nov. 1, 1957 and 1%
($51,240) of the aggregate call price quarterly
Sold—The offer¬
ing to the public of $5,000,000 5%% first mortgage bonds
due Aug. 1, 1987, on Aug. 22 at 100.71% and accrued
interest, through White, Weld & Co. and associates, was
quickly oversubscribed. For details, see V. 186,, p. 840.
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Registration Statement Withdrawn
will become
one-fourth of one share of new voting $20 par cumulative
preferred stock of the combined company with a $1.50 annual dividend
rate.
The new $1.50 'preferred stock will be Junior to the $1.25
pre¬
ferred stock and will have a liquidating and call price of $25
per
Utilities Co.—Bonds
Southern
Iowa
the
This
share
Mills,
combined
share
each
merger,
each
Head
9,888.000
3,623,000
one
of
value).
par
96,491,000
$11,968,000
Period End. July 31—
Net
.
Aug. 6, 1957, the Stifel board declared a stock dividend
two-thirds shares of its capital stock on each one share
results
135,959,000 128,535,000
$20,916,000 were made during the first six
for the first six months of 1956.
of
expenditures
compared
International Rys. of Central
Presi¬
Flaccus Stifel, President of Stifel.
oil
—
...
com.
per
Capital
months,
--V.
An
$
67,020,000
company.
then
$
114,378,000 223,471,000 2 25,026,000
69,638,000
Costs and expenses
Sales
and
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$
113,543,000
sales
corporation
Head
The
registration
statement
filed
With
SEC
the
on
4,
Oct.
1956,
covering a proposed issue of $3,000,000 6% convertible debentures due
1966, at par tnrough McLaughlin, Cryan & Co. and Gearhart & Otis,
Inc., was withdrawn on May 10, last.—V. 185, p. 2803.
Indian
Jefferson
.sum
on
thereafter.
share
Each
stock
the
presently outstanding $1.25 cumulative preferred
of the presently
outstanding common stock of
share
Head
Mills
will
stock
respectively of the combined
continue
effectiveness
upon
of
as
the
a
share
of
$1.25
Head
Mills
Inc.
outstanding 194,116 shares of $1.25 preferred stock
(including
for retirement
In the sinking fund),
204,960 shares of
held
preferred stock
and
229,000
shares
of
and
principal sales office Will be
City.
stock.
common
The combined
company will have assets of more
total sales volume of about $25,000,000.
York
stock
company.
Indian
merger,
preferred
at
than $15,200,000 and
1407
Broadway,
New
%
Introduces New Line—
V
This
corporation
has
introduced
a
new
line
of
curtain
prints,
inches wide,, on soft-filled
sheetings, designed both for curtain
manufacturers and the over-the-counter
piece goods field.
Known as "Curlina Cotton"
(Reg. U. S. Trademark) the fabric is
styled to takq advantage of cafe curtain applications.—V.
186, p. 214.
Lake
Sulphur Co.
Proposes Offering to
—
Stockholders—
This
common
and
a
of
each
and
Indian
:
•
t
Industrial Enterprises,
Net
earnings
$544,140,
$1.58
Net
1957,
not
outstanding capital stock
the
to
first
$1.77
a
Inc.—Earnings Increased—
six
months
common
of
share,
Aug.
filed
company
scription by' holders of
19, 1957 at the rate of
held.
Tiie
registration
a
1957 covering a maximum of
stock.
The
company
proposes
27,
common
its
one
Not
be
statement with the SEC on
150,000 shares of its $1 P£r
to offer this" stock for sub¬
outstanding common stock of record Septadditional share for each five shares then
on Sept. -0.
Subscription warrants will be mailed to stockholders
public offering price and underwriting terms are to
by amendment. Hornblower & Weeks
listed as the principal underwriters.
proceeds
added
to
the
from
the
sale
Garrett
be
supplied
Sons are
&
.
additional
the
of
Robert
and
shares Flu
common
and will be used for
general corporate purposes (including additional working capital .found
necessary
due to
the company's
expansion)
and for the
develop¬
ment
of
new
projects in the United States and Canada (including
exploration and development of the company's gas reserves in tne
East Calgary field in Alberta).
The
acro
second
of
area
general
phase
an
funds
of
the
company
in
the
East
estimated
80.0UU-
for developing the
the drilling program
of
interest
of four wells at
Calgary field will require the drilling
of $1,000,000. In order to niaKc
total cost
available enough
gas for meeting pipeline requirements and for supply¬
the sulphur plant with enough hydrogen-sulphide gas to enable
plant to operate at capacity, the company Intends to undertake
additional development of the field. A
portion of the net proceeds may
ing
sales
and
operating
revenues
advanced to $8,141,331
canler, pro forma.
from
be
1957 ended June 30 rose
from $486,031
equal to
share, for the similar period of 1956,
Walter E. Bronston, President, reported on
Aug.
basi3,
year
for
equal
common
a
Mr.
Hudson's
shares
be
ScbvhCnn0tinreCf0I,d ™Pt'
purchase
be
shares
Trading
is
June
on
the
SSST&ff81 &
s Bay Co."). The subscription price
No
underwriting is involved
SEC
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
presently directors and officers of Stifel, and Jay T. McCamic,
presently a director of Stifel, will become directors of the combined
Ca"ada-
Adve,pturers of England
Colo.
—V.
this
are
to
'T.,SS.o2oValef''S
the
unit through American Underwriters,
(Sec also V. 185, p. 2803.)—V. 186, p. 730.
$3.75
35/36
Oil & Gas Co.,
Pro'josTs'stw^ Offering— C°" ^
s
been
announced
Head, and W.
between
agreement is approved by stockholders of both
merged business will be conducted under the name of
Mills, Inc.
The present officers of Indian Head will
hold corresponding offices.
In addition to the present board of di¬
rectors of Indian Head, A. C. Stifel, Jr. and W. Flaccus Stifel, who
Indian
L'J3
$9,654,278
Co.—Offering to
Ltd.
have
merger
*1
$14,145,430
$9,654,278 $14,145,430
3,750,972 shares outstanding.—V.
184, p. 726.
on
These
15.
common
one
facilities in
Merger-
meetings of stockholders of both companies to vote
1957.
,:
$23,696,709 $20,776,328
6,869,734
$3,772,532
^
share—_
Inc.
Sons,
of
been called for Sept. 3.2,
Executive
•F«rnina«0illS
Earnings per
&
agreement
companies, it lias been
dent of Indian
$1.50
6,688,024
1,325,000
with
filed
statement
registration
July
on
at
The
the
of
Stifel
L.
shares
1957—6 Mos —1956
$11,785,556 $10,281,240
(est.)
J.
will have
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
Culver
covering a proposed issue of 118,140 shares of common stock (par $u|
with warrants to purchase 354,420 additional shares, was withdrawn
Self-insurance
$168,477
p.
Thus,
1957—3 Mos-—1956
missile
and
Investments, Inc.—-Statement
Insurance
1957—6 Mos.—1956
stock.
the company is the general partner
partnership called the Homestake-Sapin Partners,
^
Sabre-Pinon Corp. is the limited partner. The
lao-Sr^ 2 pa^;I}ers
the net profits and losses of the partner*or
J
j
engaged in optics,
are
industrial
components.
City, Calif,, area is being
leased .to handle the increased missile and electronic fabrication woric,
Mr. Smith told the stockholders.
See also V. 136, p. 840.
Taxes
expenses.
oper.
186,
and
A^°rClii?g i}0* tlie prosPe5tU8'
*
divisions
Glass
International
Other
4,500 stockholders with
.
damps, and fabricated electronic
An
additional building in the
development
remainder
* the-company's general funds
2
«
ests
loans
amount of
actual
These
Homestake-New
certain
(the
of
amouid
amendment).
these securities
outstanding.
shares
Retire,
from ry. opers.
oper.
rev.
companies,
of
short-term
Manhattan Bank
but
sale
will have approximately
International Glass
1,192,899
Other
revenue..
oper.
Final
on
jn
35,693,592
railway
Indian Head Mills, Inc.—Proposed
SEC
building
;•£
115,492,357 110,368,169
from
rev.
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 186, p. 214.
ferings—
the
new
Depreciation & depletion
system reserves.
revenue...
operations
—V.
with
a
-
$
Homestake Mining Co.—Files for Two Debenture Of¬
company filed a registration statement
1957, covering (1) $7,000,000 of
in
housed
bo
merger
* *o
Period End. June 30—
to
This
will
concerns
*
luu
the
Operating earnings
Net
preemptive
a
com¬
call for a ratio of exchange of 2y2 shares of
o-wniy,
International Glass siock for each Cascade class A share, and one
stock
international
am]
share for 3% shares of Cascade class B stoc1*
stock. The exchange involves
^
-•
94,580 shares of International Glass stock.
Net
$'
$
oper.
Period End. June 30—
a
electronic
Calif.
of
ui.
1957—6 Mos—1956
$
Illinois Terminal RR.—June Earnings Decreased—
shares
the
Earnings Show Decline—
Illinois Central RR.—June Earnings
$
(N. Y.)—Stock Increased—
In
as
two
The
Campbell,
319.
p.
step
also voted to accept Monogram Precision Industhe
new name
of the corporation, effective upon
the California Secretary of State.
Inc.
approval of
The
$
$
operating taxes
Other
another
Withdrawn—
34,585,691 219,219,379 204,725,427
22,384,843 140,192,744 132,731,660
4,203,000
26,754,000
24,569,000
3,414,619
22,387,126
20,939,775
Federal
supported
23
shareholders
The
tries*
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$
$
36,810,641
24,110,958
Aug.
on
_
1957—Month—1956
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Railway
Railway
Home Insurance Co.
aside
$539,618
211,314
Glass Corp.—Merger—Change in Name
International
The
pany's program of
divisional growth and corporate expansion by
approving the acquisition through merger of Cascade Research Corp
Los Gatosic Calif-. Benjamin B. Smith, President, has announced.
International
V. 186, p. 840.
set
$35,466
221,990
operating results for the six-month period ended June 30, 1957
and June 30, 1956 are not comparable to the extent that the current
period's results include the results of Waldorf Instrument Co. Division
which was acquired on July 2, 1956.—V. 185, p. 2333.
342.
p.
above.
The stockholders
authorized common
8,614
The
no
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.—Stock Sold—The pub¬
lic offering of 120,000 shares of common stock made on
Aug. 20 by Equitable Securities Corp. and associates at
$9.75 per share has been oversubscribed. For details,
see
9,213
common
Period End. June 30—
Corp.
o'lil
24,n?5
outstanding
share after provision for
dividends
memory
new
J. VI uit>
Terms
shares
of
Hidden Splendor Mining Co.-Proposed MergerAtlas
for
Canadian
U. S. loss
Net earnings
Earnings per
Introduces New
Corp.
special precautions in handling.—V. 185,
See
and
S.
carryback in 1957
Minority interest in income of subsidiary co.—
Number
$9,397,715
1,123,969
69,567
taxes
estimated
Provision, for
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
self-sanitizing additive is effective in most types
new
formulations,
*957
$10,417,728
-
com.
ceil is based on the unusual properties of spccin
superconducting materials which offer no resistance to the flow m
electric current at. extremely low temperatures. Even Rfter the
source
of electricity is removed, current will continue to flow without
diminu
tion.
An additional advantage of the device is that it requires
onlv
about a third of the current needed to drive the ferrite memory uniu
now widely
used in electronic computers, while providing an increase
in speed of about a hundred times.—V. 186, p. 526.
The
excess
New standards of health protection for
painted surfaces will be made
possible by Nuozene,
a
unique,
self-sanitizing paint
additive with
etrong, long-lasting killing action against both fungi and common,
disease-producing bacteria, which Nuodex Products Co., a division of
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp., introduced last week.
Arthur Mlnich, Vice-President in
charge of Nuodex operations, who
paint
Net
Earnings
Period End. June 30—
Ileyden Newport Chemical
reported that the
Up—Profits Off
nr>
.
Product—
of
Six Months Ended June SO—
high capacity electronic
in high speed,
great promise for use
puters of the future.
frame
windshield
Machines Corp.—New Product
International Business
1,697
writing
plant,
2, 1957
Development of a super high speed "memory" device, which resnomn
in a hundredth of a second, was announced by this corporation
Aug. 28.
The device, which utilizes a miniature printed circuit ,«'
metallic lead at temperatures close to absolute zero is believed
to-lioM
by common
shares
Monday, September
.
.
.
with the SEC
letter of notification
a
Files
Minn.
Co., Hutchinson,
Telephone
With Securities and Exchange
Ainsworth.
corporation had sales of $18,936,872
months of 1957.
Net profit, alter taxes, for the half-year period was
$539,516, equal to $1.29 per share on the 417,362 shares of common
stock
currently outstanding.
Ainsworth
Hudson's
proximately
this corporation (formerly Harrisburg Steel Corp.)
Manufacturing Corp. have approved the acquisition
on a basis of one share
of Harsco common
and. James
nounced
Bay Oil is owned by Continental Oil, of Houston, Texas,
Bay Company, of Lpndon, in the respective amounts of
Hudson's
Harsco
four
four
Harsco,
of
and
a' letter
filed
16
Aug.
on
Chronicle
and Financial
for the six
$7,555,338
on
a
pro
forma
ended
June
in
same
period
30.
a
Bronston
pointed out that not earnings for the six months
by provision of $85,000 in the second quarter for
Compensation Plan.
This sum represented compensation
plan deductions for the entire .six
months, but deductions were notmade until after stockholder
approval during the second quarter.
were
the
diminished
Incentive
The
profit
change
pletion"
duction
from
for
a
basis
in
Division.—V.
six
"completed
in
the
the
p.
2803,
ended
contract"
accounting
Milwaukee
185,
months
for
Crane
June
basis
sales
to
3C,
a-
1957,
reflects
"percentage
of
the
com¬
and profits of contract pro¬
Division ancl The Vlncenncs Steel
in
Alberta
may
required
for
the
company
Jewel
purposes.
investment
plants
of
area
these
for
total
proceeds
16.
months
the
used
The
recovery
the
or
gas
and
Calgary
come
to
for
such
used
be
processing and sulpnut
by the company in
East
the
may
plant
about
in
are
not
subsidiary.—V.
a
in
$15,000,000.
purposes
investments
through
field
186,
Tea Co., Inc.—Establishes
A
first
28
share
year
weeks
of
were
of
common
Retail
again established
1957.
stock,
Net
a
in
of
part
p.
New
840.
Records—F- J*
Lunding, Chairman of the Board, and G. L.
President, on Aug. 28, said in part:
New records
Crecw
the net
the Savanna
the event that the h'na®
raised in full directly oy
sales
Clements,
and earnings
earnings were $3,550,092 or
gain of 18.4'» from comparable
during the
$2.'So P'»
fig""?p *
sales were up 8.8%
and totaled $219,591,235.
comparisons
with last
year
include
the
°rorations'
Eisner Grocery Co.,
acquired on March 12, 1957 through the ox<h.ui
of
142,000 Jewel common shares.
A
new
Eisner
central of rice <*
ago.
results
:
and
•
Number 5669
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
9
(945)
in Champaign,
operation- shortly.
111.,
warehouse
lull
in
Seven
just
been
completed
and
will
be
of
the
of
units
on July 13, 1957—18G for Jewel and 40 for
the second half of this year it is expected that approxi¬
mately 10 modern supermarkets will be opened ;nd that lour outmoded
stores will be closed.
Jewel
new
bakery
at
costs.
Park, 111., began operation in
substantial eavhij ove.* former purchase
coffee
plant
at
amount
Harrington
111.,
sufficient
10138%
of
to
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
oper.
Net
ry.
expenses.
$122,193,
at
COMPARATIVE
Period End. July 13—
STATEMENT
OP
RETAIL
1957—4 Wks.—1956
sales
Retail
will
$781,668
$3,790,585
$3,917,018
589,109 '
1957—28 Wks.—1956
Retail sales
—V.
The
•
$31,178,628 $28,571,832 $250,769,863 $230,418,046
186, 1>. 319.
3,388,852
$685,162'
303,441
1,063,806
1,182,274
Period End. June. 30—
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway
Net
$3,490,611
expenses.
from ry. oper.
rev.
$1,281,277
579,015
186,
Warren
$1,614,843
$9,817,028 $10,172,268
3,996,344
3,978,523
Period End. June-30—
648,448
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$377,360
$398,823
259,517
Net rev. from.ry. opers.
Net
ry.
186,
286,671
$2,518,773
1,505,230
$117,843
$112,152
$1,013,543
$1,115,149
41,000
32,419
361,462
476,893
"■
113.
p.
&
Co.,
notification
debentures
outstanding
Inc.
of
are
to
proceeds
with
due
the
1972
oper.
expenses
Allentown, Pa. has
be
used
$784,890
to
$1,221,155
171,753
654,794
inc.
been
redeem
Montgomery pointed out that because of the seasonal nature of
agricultural activities, the first half figures are not
necessarily representative of the year as a whole.—V. 186, p. 319.
company's
unex¬
July 31—
1957—Month—1956
$3,972,000
$4,347,154
428,625
$6,765,440
3,320,404
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$12,655^511 $11,262,068 $83,134,007 $75,757,701
186, p. 320.
Lionel
.
The
for
tax
Corp.—Sales and Profits Decline—
six
loss
credit
The
its
and
months
before
to
subsidiaries
ended
taxes
amounted
to
consolidated
June
reported
1957
consolidated
sales
net
of $3,939,989.
Consolidated
Consolidated net loss after
$71,947.
$31,053.
figures
$537,820.—V. 181,
30,
equalled
reflected
net
sales
of
taxes was $1,097,820.
Crafts
&
the
corresponding
Consolidated
This
$100
filed
company,
26,
ferred
1957,
share.
per
registration
a
net
profit
period
of
1956
profit
before
after
taxes
amounted
727.
p.
Period End. June 30—
Net
No
underwriting
with
cumulative
participating pre¬
for public sale at
be
offered
involved.
is
the
SEC
on
Net
Organized
further
1944
by
intends
shares
to
Solel
industrial
development
Koor
for
in
the
as
to
provide
extensions,
of
Ltd.
Solcl
net
required
the
for
will
be-
Koor
has
func¬
and
development
substantial part of
a
already
program
from other
funds
the
undertaken,
which
sources.
(E. J.) Korvette, Inc.—Opens Store in Pennsylvania—
■>k
This corporation on Aug. 29
in
Springfield, Pa., it
opened a 100,000 square foot department
was
announced by William Willensky,
store
"President.
The
{trie!
A
area.
Korvette
186,
second- is
store contains
is
store
56
Korvette's
departments
expected
will b«
to
J.
18
months
Seven
opened
first
in
on
the
next year.
Hartford, €onn.,
open
By
Christmas
(Pa.)
depart¬
additional
in
New
Period End.
July 31—
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Mos.—1956
«j>
$
$
25,264,959 1 85,768,726 180,072,463
$
—
186,
27,953,28 1
$864,531
46,421
259,531
has
counsel
for
tions
them
186,
adopted
by
the
and
the
ment
has
been
will
p.
1957—7 Mos.—1956
upheld Loew's position in every detail.
the
entire
Tomlinson
position
upheld.
corporation
We
for
LpgEtronic
S. A.
of
print.
is
made
are
The
confident
LUna
Railway
Railway
$11,481,870 $11,93G,980 $80,185,650 $83,283,151
the
1957—6 Mos.—1956
revenue
$737,170
$751,526
$1,986,710
that
the
expenses
oper.
294,620
280,388
1,471,927
1,385,637
resolu¬
186,
$442,550
$471,138
$514,783
great value
as
mittee.
and
Barrett
of
this
290,799
297,590
428,790
Lane Bryant, Inc.—July Sales Rise—
Period End. July- 31—
of
Barrett
from
W.
G.)
its
to
patented,
Loew's
"first"
this
time
it
1937
tions
J.
Gas
Inc.
Tender-Type
—
In
the
field
of offshore
began
his
served
Robert
chases,
distributor
In
Peru
was
Platform
announced
in
the
form
of
a
world's
first
completed,
it
will
be
towed
across
"miniature"
the
Atlantic
mobile
of
to
for
Mr.
G.
Railway
of
has
career
the
since
of
Board, but will
Investment Com¬
1953
and
President
of
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings Higher—
Period End. June 30—
oper.
revenue
oper.
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$350,676
$292,516
$1,836,206
$1,658,669
223,059
194.068
1,281,614
1,175,838
expenses-
1953,
and
Charge
has
Chief
as
Vice-President
Engineering
in
since
continues
was
to
the
Net rev. from ry. opers.
ry.
oper.
186,
p.
$127,617
$98,448
$554,592
$482,831
31,287
22,314
90,732
86,112
income
113.
Net
railway
in
been
Executive
Charge
of
Construction.
of
Sales,
in
Charge
of
1957—Month—1956
$5,458,618
The Provident Tradesmens Bank & Trust
Co.,
17th and Chestnut Sts.,
Philadelphia 3-,'Pa., will up to 3 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 13, 1957 receive
tenders for the sale to it of first mortgage 3% series B bonds due Nov.
be
the
$0.9375 per share.
(assuming
In
addition, the under¬
expenses.
sale "of
the
all shares
,
shares
53,500
sold)
are
will
approximate
together with $65,-
which,
received from prior sales of 13,500
shares, wili give the com¬
pany a combined capital and surplus of $350,205.14. This will be more
than sufficient to permit the
company to engage in business under
Maine insurance laws; and
any balance will be added to the general
funds of the company.
The company was founded.and organized pri¬
marily by Burton Cross; and it
surance,
except life insurance
to write various types of in¬
proposes
and annuities.
Mangel Stores Corp.—July Sales Rise—
Period End. July 31—
1957—Month—1956
$2,631,769
186,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$2,129,035 $17,691,608 $14,755,832
320.
p.
Maplehurst Farms, Inc.—-Tenders for Bonds—
receive
City Securities Corp., Indianapolis. Ind., will
teenders
Employee
Rela¬
Finance
and
Pur¬
of
$878,243
inc.
oper.
186, p.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$1,008,973
268,454
$3,990,297
$3,284,645
420,055
*245,409
416,575
215.
shares of
revenue__
$2,131,045
Railway
oper.
expenses-
1,381,858
Net
from
Period End. July SI—
186, p.
$5,104,976
$5,609,369
318,368
429,131
2,037,535
2,754,104
Louisiana
bids
partment,
this
in
651
until
La.,
Citrus
will
11
be
National
a.m.
on
corporation which
liquidation:
3,000)2
All
for
The
(out
must
of
the
bid.
right
property
(out
be
lands
with
held
of
entire
reject
of
the
for
A
of
and
and
of
&
Trust
is
an
&
stock
B
Banking
preferred
De¬
Orleans
12,
securities
of
Banking Co.,
issue),
(entire
common
sum
1,
(par 50 cents).
subscribed for, and the remaining
$205,300
taken up by the underwriters headed
were
were
See also V.
186,
627.
p.
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Stock Increased—
The
shareholders
number
J.
S.
on
shares
of
2,000,000
A
McDonnell,
the
increase
dends.
It
declare
a
is
Aug. 22 approved an increase in the authorized
par
value common stock from 1,700,000 to
of
shares.
in
$5
total
is
1,525,086 shares
stated that the
are
now
only
outstanding.
present
purpose
to
provide for possilbe future stock divi¬
contemplated that the board of directors will
presently
4%
of
President,
shares
stock dividend
McLellan Stores
payable
Jan.
on
1,
1958,—V.
186,
p.
841.
Co.—July Sales Up—
Period End. July 31—
1957—Month—1956
Sales
—V.
$4,501,970
186,
Net
Steel
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Off—
1957—3 Months—1956
sales
Income
Federal
taxes
4.267,782
6,140,000
5,225,000
$2,578,554
$5,369,595
$5,017,631
320,528
354,375
641,056
708,750
$1,617,254
$2,224,179
$4,728,539
$4,308,881
$1.09
$1.50
$3.18
$2.90
inc. taxes
income
paid
5,132,554
2,554,000
11,509,595
2,330,000
$1,937,782
for Fed.
Net
Divs.
1957—6 Months—1956
$42,420,083 $42,242,607 $90,855,820 $82,804,120
before
Income
Prov.
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$4,396,542 $29,662,447 $30,026,275
320.
p.
on
pfd. stock
income
10,242,631
reinvested
the
business
per
share
com.
1,487,000
on
shares.—V.
common
186,
841.
p.
Melville Shoe Corp.—July Sales Up 5.8%—
stock
and
—V.
186,
by certified check
in liquidation, re¬
bids.
located
acres,
p.
$7,527,316
In
Plaquemines
more
additional
or
250
less
acres,
Parish,
of surface
more
or
1957—30 Wks.—1956
$7,115,394 $64,917,834 $60,467,330
320.
Meredith Publishing Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
Total
1957
revenue
Materials,
Provision
for
and
expenses
depreciation
and
Prior
amortization—
1,695,454
per
outstanding
share
current
circulation
year
71,073
4,280,628
15,843
$4,047,146
1,293,284
earnings
increase
1,664,004
4,783
taxes
1,290,000
adjustments
shares
for
Income
4,893,000
$4,644,417
State
Common
The
38,380,939
85,310
and
year's
Net
$48,459,633
41,748,747
Interest
Federal
1956
$53,071,711
wages
Earnings
Co.,
1957—4 Wks.—1956
Retail sales
stock.
accompanied
all
New
following
class
Banking
approximately115,000
and
State
Bldg.,
the
common
shares)
corporation
interests,
interests.
the
by Interstate
class
lot
of
Commerce
Trust
any
(La.)—Bids for Stock—
office
1957,
of 5,000 shares)
for
to
mineral
mineral
of
26,
1,420
Interstate
La., and consists of
less,
were
of
the
at
Bank
Sept.
shares
10
shares
shares
bids
10%
Lands, Inc.
received
the
to Oct.
(J. Ray) McDermott & Co.—Debenture
Subscriptions
8.
p.
and accrued interest
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$8,674,748
$8,666,667 $56,761,278 $56,531,062
Period End. July 27—
$807,113
186,
Sept. 3, 1957,
sinking fund
exhaust
320.
1957—6 Months—1956
$13,405,618 $13,800,034
1,442,200
8,300,642
8,190,665
$749,187
—V.
to
$2,249,313
railway oper. income
Net
stock
common
Sales
—V.
♦Based
ry. oper.
rev.
up to
mortgage 5 V+%
sufficient
McCrory Stores Corp.—July Sales Up—
in
oper.
first
Marks Oxygen Co., Inc., Augusta, Ga.—Securities Of¬
fered—The corporation, it was announced on
Aug. 23,
has placed privately, through Courts &
Co., an issue of
$600,000 ten-year subordinated 6% debentures and 60,000
♦Earns,
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Railway
to it of
1957.—V. 178, p. 1274.
Net
Louisiana & Arkansas
the sale
due Aug. 1, 1961 to an amount
$20,006 at prices not to exceed 100%
Period End. June 30—
$5,454,667 $32,527,989 $31,626,520
4,445,694
28,537,692
28,341,875
4,580,375
—
for
bonds
of
railway
Period End. June 30—
serves
Lehigh & New England RR.—Tenders for Bonds—
will
$10,000 for
of
President.
Vice-President
expenses
from
442.326875
-V.
proceeds
$284,218.75
the
been elected a director and President.
Mr.
with the company as an attorney, following
revenue
operations
that,
five-month
will receive
Net
by Dominick & Dominick and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
the
Pension
company
and
Doebler
Assistant
as
of
the
Board
Mr.
Vice-President
Olmsted,
oper.
rev.
Sealed
Net
writer
New
LeTourneau
Railway
Railway
remaining 42,500 shares are to be offered at $5,625 per share
directors, employees and agents of the
company,! for a period of
14
days after the effective date of the registration statement.. The
prospectus names First Maine Corp. as
underwriter; and the under¬
writer will receive $0.3125
per share for each
share purchased by
these associates of the company.
Unsubscribed shares will* be offered
for public sale at $6.25
per share; and as to these shares the under¬
McLouth
work
due to simplified construction, the unit is sched¬
delivery.
emphasized, however, that the diminutive size and
bargain-basement price are due to the fact this unit will be used only
ttith a platform tender.—V. 186
p
626.
uled
President.
pany
amount
81,000,000.
said
Aug.
on
company
has reserved 11,000 shares for sale at $5.3125 per
share
to
stockholders
of
record
July 1, 1957, at the rate of one
additional share for each share then
held.
Any such shares not. sub¬
scribed by stockholders will be purchased
by Burton M. Cross, com¬
bentures due 1972, recently offered
by the company for
subscription by common stockholders of record, Aug. 6,
1957, at 100% of principal amount, $20,086,700 principal
in
has
♦Deficit.—V.
the LeTourneau firm, said the
job-hopper sold for less than $750,000—relatively small change
industry where even permanent-type platforms often cost over
he
filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 52,500 shares of its $3 par capital stock.
company
1957,
technique brings revolu¬
survey and photogramphotography; tech¬
arts; and to other
detail
Long Island RR.- -June Earnings Off—
in the Persian Gulf off Saudi Arabia.
R. L. LeTourneau, Vice-President of
Also
This
22,
—Of the $20,292,000 of 5% convertible
subordinated de¬
full
been elected Vice-Chairman of the Board.
Mr. Olmsted,
newly created post, will assume direction of overall staff
activities, planning and control, and will continue in charge of finance
and purchases.—V.
186, p. 526.
on
corporation.
was
$3,510,546
1,434,437
1,309,142
the
their
this
Net
oildrilling
$3,469,739'
Maine Insurance Co.,
Portland, Me.—Proposed Stock
Offering Registered With SEC—
1953.
the
Operations,
Publicity,
he
Chairman
President
1953
Tuohy,
and
to
of
to
Railway oper,
platform designed specifically for use with a platform tender.
Buyer of the new-type unit is Arabian American Oil Co.
When
appointment of Agenda
Chairman
as
Chairman
Period End. June 30—
LeTourneau,
by
new
aerial
as
Ordered—
Another
the
exclusive
reproduce
fields
resigned
and
was
Doebler,
Chairman
John
$3,792,447 $40,470,763 $37,271,720
320.
p.
195,026
•
1957—7 Mos.—1956
1937—Month—1956
$4,254,745
186,
such
has
Director
a
Mr.
company
in
Sales
$433,823
131,281
113.
p.
debentures
$833,941
312,010
inc.
oper.
113.
p.
$356,991
income
oper.
186,
626.
'*
radiography and
nical
and
commercial photography;
the graphic
general photographic fields.—V. 185, p. 2216.
which
front railway
railway
ry.
—V.
declared
owners
186, p.
industrial
$2,219,578
oper.
rev.
an
all
developer and sole producer of electronically
by means
of
which
photographic
to
Tuohy
in
Also,
printers
improvement
Errol
operations
agile
The Court
group.
are
.
as
automatically
medical
and
York.
victory
been rejected by the chan¬
Vogel and the executive manage¬
Mr.
are
27 announced
of
photographic
negatives
Electric
This
Net.
equipment.
LogEtronics Inc.
controlled
Aug.
on
Unanue
Period End. June 30—
21
expenses,
LogEtronics Inc.—Distributor Agreement Concluded—
Comercial
Prior
Aug.
meeting
rump
■
Officer.
(R.
The
The Court has declared Louis B.
Mayer and Samuel
.
320.
1957—Month—1956
1957—Month—1956
1937—6 Mos.—1956
$2,133,884
$2,165,440 $14,679,988 $14,124,138
1,776,893
1.731,617
11,210,249
10,604,592
revenue__
The
support Mr. Vogel's administration."—V.
'
'
continue
1S57—Month—1956
$3,561,007 $17,708,041 $23,812,107
2,262,333
11,767,283
14,396,343
1,599,849
oper.
Issued the
Tomlinson-Meyer-Mayer faction has
cellor
Lake Superior & Islipeming RR.—June Earnings Up—
—V.
26
illegal.
Furthermore, the Court has forbidden Tomlinson group to implement
the resolutions, one of which
attempted to repudiate the special stock¬
holders' meeting called by
President-Joseph R. Vogel. The entire attack
elected
—V.
Aug.
on
invalidly elected by the rump Tomllnson
from
pretending to act as directors.
Edward F.
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—July Sales Off—
Net
Loew's, Inc.,
Long Island Lighting Co.—Changes in Personnel—
Period End. July 31—
Sales
$2,293,785
Sales
special
Court
enjoins
840.
p.
82,142,283
p. 113.
oper.
$996,714
311,876
$155,791
metry;
Kresge Co.—July Sales Improved—
Sales
Net
964,639
53,920
tionary
(S. S.)
-*V.
$1,961,353
967,715
$145,940
—
inc.
oper.
Briskin to be
the main floor
Philadelphia
in
and North Brunswick,
department stores are planned for the next
York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
A super¬
market is also planned in Parainus, N. J.—V. 186, p. 840.
N.
—V.
$1,832,246
155,800
113.
p.
Nizer,
"The
This
stores
ment
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$311,591
following statement:
the
Springfield
87,827,942
Maine Central RR.—June
Earnings Off-
-
new
in
The
13,847,715
Loew's, Inc.—Court Bars Two Directors—
of
?!
$
$
105,954,390
14,579,233,
railway
is the stockholders.
enterprises.
s
provided mainly
$305,443
159,503
expenses
from
rev.
Louis
management and
related
of the sale of the preferred
and affiliated companies with funds
improvements of their plants.
The
proceeds of this offering will not form
funds
and
the
proceeds
subsidiary
additions
Haifa,
in
$
105,535,983
Period End. June 30—■
—V.
The
of
Boneh
manufacturing
the
use
its
Boneh,
of
arm
1957—6-Mos.—1956
$
986.39
1957—Month—1956
revenue__
oper.
railway
—V.
purchase price is
payable in cash, or up to certain limits in State of Israel Independence
Issue Bonds and State of Israel Development Issue Bonds.
tioned
oper.
operations
statement
covering 30,000 6Va %
(II 180—$100 par), to
shares
HI.,
purchase
17,408,722
income
oper.
186,
Railway
net
Co., Ltd., Haifa, Israel—
Registers Preferred Stock Issue—
Aug.
tne
,
1957—Month—1956
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
—V.
writing commission
for
$8,085,428.
Consolidated
Litchfield & Madison Ry.—June Net
Higher—
Railway
Railway
Industries
for
The
corporation
the
net
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$3,325,000 $30,227,000 $27,058,000
319.
"Koor"
St., Chicago 4,
bids
16,873,018
Net rev. from ry. opers.
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—July Sales Increased—
:
"
named
any
Corp.—July Sales Increased—
Period End. July 31—
Mr.
186, p.
Salle
to
reported on; Aug. 15. This compares with $5,571,000 for the same
period of 1956. The gain in earnings results from increased oil royalties
and improved cattle prices.
Period End.
Net
be
on
rev.
Sales
Co.-^Earnings Show Gain—
dent,
—V.
La
The
'—V.
Consolidated net earnings of this company and its subsidiaries were
$5,790,000 for the first six months of 1957, Geo. G. Montgomery, Presi¬
Sales
Net
SEC
to
stock
preferred
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$5,654,035
$6,104,324 $33,954,492 $35,635,197
4,869,145
4,883,169
29,607,338
28,869,757
revenue
Lerner Stores
Kern County Land
the
oper.
railway oper.
186, p. 113,
—V.
$2,738,396
1,623,247
Income
oper.
its
per
York
The
from railway
operations
Not
1957—Month—1956
revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
■
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway oper. expenses
Lehigh Valley RR.—June Earnings Down—
Railway
Railway
So.
Sept. 4 receive
Louisville & Nashville RR.—June
Earnings Declined
Railway
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—June Net Up—
Railway oper.
of
1957—6 Months—1956
Net
—v.
W.
underwriter.
7.
p.
letter of
a
subconvertlble
shares
Period End. June 30—
Net railway oper. income
—V.
16 filed
6%
for
changed preferred stock.
$3,962,917 $23,004,767 $23,731,929
2,348,843
13,187,739
13,559,661
2,209,334
oper.
of
exchange
basis of $100 of debentures for each share of
preferred stock. Any
debentures not so issued will be
offered to the public at $100
as
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
231
on
3,231,856
$401,733
the
unit.
Kansas City
1100,
(CDT)
$
$245,000
in
Room
a.m.
$12,000,000 first mortgage bonds due Sept. 1, 1987.—V. 186,
i
549,042
$232,626
259,674
company on Aug.
covering
offered
-1957—32 Weeks—1956
to 10:30
it of
731.
P-
at
company
up
from
Lehigh Spinning Co., Alleiitown, Pa.—Files With SEC
SALES
$30,984,553 $29,029,094 $219,591,235 $201,846,214
Period End. Aug. 10— 1957—4 Weeks—1956
i
Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Ky.)—Bids
Sept. 4—
The
MONTHS
1957—6 Mos.—1956
186, p. 8.
also
of
sum
SIX
$153,000
income...
oper.
the
FIRST
$748,109
Net rev. from ry.
opers.
—V.
AND
1957—Month—1956
revenue..
oper.
exhaust
principal amount
been
has
si
an
EARNINGS FOR JUNE
Melrose
and is now showing a
Operations of our soluble
very- satisfactory
March
to
in
In
The
1975
year
totaling 22G
operation
Eisner.
1.
prices not to exceed
supermarkets were opened in the first half
smaller stores were closed, with tlio number
new
eight
and
has
year
of
has
revenue
revenue
common
been
and
$1,757,171
stock
$3.59
$3.14
adjusted to reflect change in accounting
expense,
and
to
the
effect
increase
has not been adjusted.—V. 185,
p.
of
which
expense
2101.
has
been
$2,037,110.
to
Prior
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(946)
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—July Sales Increased—
Period End. July 31—'
6ales
s
-
—V.
1957—6 Months—1956
$9,712,000 $65,930,000 $62,563,000
$10,279,000
.
United
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—July Sales Higher—
Period End.
1957—Month—1956
Sales
'•
-
property.
Inc.,
the
Monday, September 2,
1957
.
present
and
owner
operator
of
the
retains its 25%
Loey/'s Inc.
tel
ownership in the station'
completely autonomous and
self con'
tained company.
A new corporation will be organized to hanrilo ik!
broadcasting activities of NTA.
lle
KMGM-TV
$466,038,333 $467,495,321
186, p. 321.
Television,
vision
*1957—6 Months—1956
$80,001,825 $72,539,631
—
—V.
186, p. 320.
1957—Month—1956
July 31—
.
.
■
will
operate
as
a
"
KMGM-TV
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
Period End. June 30—
$
Operating
22,121,920
15,149,346
20,814,700
131,344,687
14,525,004
91,236,032
taxes—
2,567,250
2,388,138
14,336,634
taxes—
1,461,401
1,335,300
9,422,438
revenues
Operating expenses
Federal
Other
income
operating
iNet
(Net
operating income
charges
p. 320.
2,943,923
2,566,258
16,349,583
14,528,780
Net
Net
1,492,143
1,521,696
9,227,233
from ry. opers.
rev.
$244,482
$214,978
$1,867,567.
$2,032,878
income—
60,509
82,519
583,084
720,175
ry.
oper.
186,
Federal
Construct
®nd
Power
and
at
an
miles
22
estimated
has
of
authorized
this
Railway
loop pipeline in
$1,823,000.—V. 185, p. 2910.
Period End. July 31—
1957—Month—1956
Cales
—V.
$3,031,390
Net
announced
Aug.
on
27
by
James
of
plastics by this company
Binger, Vice-President.
H.
$131,788
$1,072,282
$1,271,23G
27,528
7,741
.7,586
465,466
186,
215.
p.
Atlas
Corp.
Uranium
This
indicating
above.—V.
180,
-
July 31—
-
recent
eight
Originally to
Microwave
Corp.—Common
Stock
(Railway
Railway
oper.
$347,532
revenue
details,
&
Co.
V. 186,
see
Kletz
p.
841.
Period End. June 30—
Railway
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$373,008
expenses-
282,975
197,320
$2,450,769
1,364,753
from ry. opers.
$64,557
$175,688
$1,086,016
74,913
433,551
oper.
Net
Inc.,
ttet-
rev.
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
186,
9,673
$2,223,948
$1,092,794
442,557
1,131,154
Net
^
oper.
expenses
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue-.
$1,793,136
flailway
oper.
expenses.
1,375,679
Net
(Net
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
—V.
railway oper.
186', p. 215.
$249,297
1957—6 Mos.—1956
,
81,903
257,170
inc.
Baker,
T.
$365,605
$2,813,247
$2,367,350
167,512
940,004
905,035
1957—Month—1956
$4,270,855
revenue..
to
3,295,713
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income...
$881,587
$1,028,049
$4,181,771
401,717
1,475,316
1,518,472
186,
18,031,493
.
Minnesota Mining
Earnings Up—
&
Manufacturing Co.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$
before
Pfd.
stk.
9,120,000
19,300,000
35,654,767
17,840,000
9,110,249
19,832,980
17,814,767
140,000
144,000
and
.
*
10,070,799
paid
70,000
72,000
stock
10,000,799
16,777,733
share.
$0.60
com.
9,038,249
19,692,980
&
16,777,733
$1.77
$1.17
&
company,
proposal
subsidiary
a
with
the
SEC
of
Middle
South
transfer
to
Utilities,
$5,200,000
from
Inc.,
its
of
etated value
this
of
earned
which
surplus
would
thus
to
be
its
capital
increased
stock
account
the
$31,200,000.—V.
to
46.
185,
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—To Expand—
Federal
Power
Commission
construct pipeline facilities, at
fo
increase
the
company's
10,000,000
cubic
feet
per
is
Railway
Railway
an
system
gas
186,
The
to
designed
capacity
by
sales
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
$484,982
$512,989
oper.
expenses.
284,366
299,890
an
p.
$2,818,795
1,670,275
$2,751,324
$213,099
$1,148,520
-
.
according
shareholder
share
per
last
591,046
580,121
oper.
expenses.
4,586,523
$818,157
p.
*4,892
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$6,631,119 $34,613,738 $37,216 050
5,215,894
28,465.996
29 587 428
$1,415,225
574,976
114.
Aug, 28,
permitting.', its acRand
Corporation
Jackson
director
a
firm;
cash
funds
of
The
poses.
$6,000,000
the
and
Ky.,
S..,Sargent,
Weeks., Because
&
Sperry
Rand
to
registration
a
offering
of
sale
the
on
to
the
use
increase
Act
of
this
by
unless
Net
be
for
debentures
available
use
part
a
$1,365,000
balance
for
of
the
of
with
the
subordinated
Sept.
1,
1967).
public sale through
Pierce, Fenner &
and
working capital;
in
operating
per
added
to
$6,147,742
Earnings Off—
1957—Month—1956
$
$
180, p.
$
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
23,066,093
18,840,160
Net rev. from
ry. opers.
4,225,933
6.043.248
32.427,385
2,224,134
17,004,046
oper.
186,
p.
income.
627.
115,740,986
151 073 971
114,989,028
186,
oV he6 proceed1
®
ee(ts\
the
comnanv
4
$4,077,500 will be ..used to repav short-term
loans and the balance
used for
construction program.—V.
185,
inorc
p.
not
bank
938.
38,190
operations
to
last
Net
year.
assets
stock
was
4
outstanding.'
to
$1,251,000,
cents
36
or
income
from
dispositions
528.
a
46
or
pen share,
cents
in the like
real
of
estate
$115,000,
15j cents
or
of
amounted-
$961,000,
per
or 5 cents per share, as com¬
share, in last year's 39 week period.
per'share,
in
last
year.'. However,
income
net-
of
only
dispositions
of
capital
assets
resulted
$15,000,
approximately 1 cent per share, as
$216,000, or 8 cents per share, last
year. As a result, consolidated net income for the quarter was $178,000,
compared
.7
or
with
cents
last
net
income
share,
per
year.-T—V.
184,
"
•
;
•
•
.
compared
as
$465,000,
/
'
Brothers,
Inc.—Sales
'
'
per
*
'
v
share,
'
Improve—
1957—Month—1956
$5,275,658
1957—7 Months—1956
$5,022,816 $35,162,441
321.
p.
cents
17
or
1
'
Period End. July 31—
sales
—V. 186,
to
2785.
p.
•
-
Neisner
of
*
'
'
•
$34,135,919
•
•
'
New England Telephone & Telegraph
•
Period End. June 30—
Operating
Operating
revenues
25,852,863 159,212.574
150,886,108
.19,288,346
18,538,214
113,605,768
109,917,814
taxes_L
2,375,083
2,386,461
14,739.235
12,988,464
operating taxes!-
1,957,944
1,802,145
11,766,559
10,735,964
Federal
Other
Net
Net
income
operating income
after
—V.
The
Jersey
Bell
Telephone Co.—Bids Sept. 11—The
2315, 195 Broadway, New York, N. Y.,
will, up to 11 a.m. (EDT) on Sept. 11 received bids for
the purchase from it of $30,000,000
36-year debentures,
due Sept. 1, 1993. See also V.
186, p. 842.
company, at Room
New Orleans & Northeastern
$439,354
$564,848
$2,023,035
$2,836,324
161,756
203,200
728,745
1,084,972
for
expansion
of
1956
$4,675 341
186,
215.
p.
New York Central
RR.—Equipment, Trust Certificates
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
Offered—Halsey,
Aug. 27 offered $3,555,000 of 5% equipment trust certifi¬
cates, maturing annually, Sept. 16, 1958 to 1972, inclu¬
sive.
The certificates, scaled
to-yield from 4.75% to
5.25%, according to maturity, were awarded to the group
on Aug. 26 on a bid of
98.06%.
661,575
$1.47
—V.
.
Salomon
5Vb%
186,
Bros.
&
Hutzler
Issuance
of
The
and
the
sale
is
Associates
to
E.
Railway
Railway
Net
Commerce
offering
1957—28 Wks —1956
of
terms
the
of
the
transaction
approval
of
the
acquire
75%
&
&
Co.,
FOR
the
&
JUNE
AND
from ry. opers.
9,045,870
were
income—
oper.
July
of
major
the
stock
of
20
Perlman,
effects
the
addition,
generally
hopper
self-clearing
Merle-Smith;
New York
W.
R.
Press-
Hanseatic Corp.;
Co.,
McMaster
and
FIRST
SIX
MONTHS
1957—6 Mos.—1956
to
$
$
12,963,715
cents
of
the
continuing
he
pointed
for
19,415,132
share
a
July,
for
Central,
the
This
month
compares
1956.
said
inflationary
out.
77,527,855
31,962,703
63,154,858
5,870,994
four
share
a
397,092,762
319,564,907
there
the
spiral
was
an
July
figures
wage and
extension in
of
lower business activity which characterized most
groups during the year.
Of specific damage
commodity
traffic
were
several
serious
strikes
in
indsutries
on
<
.
V.
authoriza¬
the
Aug. 27 by this railroad.
on
cents
President
of
In
Central's
also
equal
reported
or
line.
He
.
to
66,762,504 379,788,431
53,798.789 316,633,573
1,738,794
$247,465,
was
costs.
freight
to. the
its
of
$1,330,744,
E.
.
$
51,059,737
the
steel
1957—Month—1956
60,105.607
income
material
with'a
certificates
Co
expenses-
rev.
the
subject
Inc.; Shearson, Haromill &
revenue—
pointed
improvement
of
all
Baxter & Co.; Freeman & Co.;
July, 1957,
with
Federal
..
will
665
are—Dick
oper.
showed
Inc.—Enters New Field
the
to
are
Commission.
by
$4,555,250.
oper.
ry.
Net
for
.
certificates
secured
cost
the
Pollock
Hutchinson
be
to
in
prich & Co.;
Wm.
the
Interstate
issue
estimated
cars,
of
$
1957—7 Months—1956
$1,385,990 $10,837,408 $10,301,321
The
98.67%
v
Delaware, Inc.—Sales Up
subject
bid
coupon.
Period End. June 30—
statement.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
^
$6,644,258
3,807,934
1957; 448,572 shares in 1956.—V.
purchased
RR.—Earnings Decrease
1957—Month—1956
4,163,397
The
$1.74
Commission.
Telefilm
Associates
17,243,866
13,556,062
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income
indebtedness.
$50,769,069 $47,526,665 $342,714,757'
$327,161,683
is
19,101.012
15,424,680
$6,186,432
1957—Month—1956
sale
3,126,043
2,486,314
p.. 321.
EARNINGS
has
3,244,200
2,556,864
charges——
186,
•
joint
26,865,573
expenses
1957—6 Mos.—1956
673,663
805,507
1957—4 Wks.—1956
Co.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
720,853
proceeds
Communications
National
from
compared
of
20,972
.
„_——_$1,87.8.974
share—.a.——
-•
$0.51
$0.51
tlvr 2,609,486 shares
as
"
exepnses-
1957
321.
disclosed.
:!
;
579,685
-
oper.
$4,773,488
$1,509,276
in
minority
Railway
share
common
corporation
26
applicable*- to
general corporate pur¬
such proceeds to retire
controlling Interest in tele¬
vision
station
KMGM-TV,
Minneapolis-St.
Paul,
Minn.,
Ely
A
Landau, NTA President, and Sy Weintraub, KMGM-TV
President, said
Aug.
1,340,000
.———
per
Alfred
on
330,000
1,440,000
;
$1,233,511
stock
National Telefilm Associates,
This
Missouri Public Service
Co.—To Sell Bonds—
^ssclur* f- S. Commission in August authorized
p.
income
taxes
$1,160,207
July 31—
common
Period End. July 13—
Sales
—V.
2,805,827
278,000
493,987
the
Net
19,112,455
ry.
—V.
19,549,754
148.168,371
36,183,778
plan—!
quarter ended June 25, 1957 net income from operations was
$163,000, or C cents per share, as compared with $239,000, or 9 cents
36,084,943
3,085,905
Net
25,593,002
retirement
income
-.
share,
In
$42,656^463
>2,519,425
!__i.
revenue—
National Tea Co.—Current Sales
Up-
$
employees'
$43,391,043
z_
_
.___
oper,
revenues
National Shirt Shops of
1957—6 Mos.—1956.
net
on
department.
]fS,7;7.
—V.
.
Railway
company on Aug. 19 filed a letter of notification
with the SEC
covering 23,400 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered at $6
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be added to
the company's surplus account
and provide funds to
enlarge its mort¬
2,693,778
of
income
tion
$7,628,622
1,092,266
under¬
215.
p.
the
National Security Insurance
Co., Elba, Ala.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
loan
to
and other capital
pared to $418,000
underwriting
be
capital for the growing needs of
prospectus, proceeds of the bank notes
and the proceeds of the other indebted¬
*®*sed on 463,722 shares in
gage
sinking
warrants
37,272.839
_
expenses
_u...
.
Period End. June 30—.
will
other
of
of
working
According to the
earnings for
"Earnings
186,
—
New
connection with the purchase of a
plant in Louis¬
facilities • in
Detroit,
Mich.;
the
assets
of
a
company in
Pittsburgh, Pa.; and the welding in¬
dealer in Colorado
Springs, Colo.—V. 186, p. 731.
a
6%
*,otal
an
2101.
p.
before
or
debentures
the
of
to
another
debentures
statement
$17,500,000
(convertible
offer
the
Horn-
oxygen
of
The
special
a
production
medicinal
ventory
filed
28
1977
company
to
used
were
1,
is
Charles
and
of
and
National,
Co.—Files Debenture Issue—
company plans to
of
bank notes
and
the
of
purchase
-
:stock.
$7,500,000.—V.
common
'J'\
for Federal
39,>weeks
on
Curtis
&
of
headed by Merrill Lynch,
rate,
public- offering
price
supplied by amendment.
from
plans
company
facilities
Gas
public
Period End. July 31—
Missouri Pacific RR.- -June
Period End. June 30—
Sperry Rand
announced
group
be
proceeds
stock
common
of
administrative
income!
Net
The
1957—Month—1956
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income
film
publicly312,500
sale.
with
approximately
Net
$1,063,800
109,078
$5,404,680
Railway
Railway
in
$23.51
interest
to
are
Net
1 687 524
96,383
revenue..
186,
Webber,
purchase
Aug.
Sept.
proposes
The
a
offered
public offering of $5,000,000
a
shares
a'
it was
Hornblower
of
Twelve Months Ended
$200,616
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
on
the
due
company
Gross
1957—6 Mos.—195G
114.
Period End. June 30—
first
became
company
•
interests
..;
per
National Gas & Oil Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earns. Higher-
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Reports Loss—
Railway
Railway
to
To Purchase
Reed,
Paine-Webber
partner
underwriting
terms
.
p
income...
oper.
R.
affiliation,
company
Beane.
215.
p.
oper.
186,
resulting
year,
company,
Paine,
Stuart
proposing
ville,
authorized this corporation
estimated cost of $6,936,600,
natural
day.—V.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
ry.
include
a
debentures
ness
has
Missouri-Illinois RR.—June Earnings Off—
Period End. June 30—
Net
to
the
company.
were used for
The
—V.
SEC
.
has
transfer
$5,200,000
worth
investment
National Cylinder
earned
eurplus account to capital stock account;
and the Commission
has
given
interested
persons
until
Sept.
9,
1957,
to request
a
hearing
thereon.
Mississippi Power has outstanding 2,600,000 common shares
(in addition to two classes of
preferred stock).
At June 30,
1957, its
earned
surplus
amounted
to
$9,216,640.
It
proposes
to
p.
this
$50,815,430,
National
is
prohibited by
the
Investment
Company
exemption order is issued by the Commission.—V. 185,
16,637,240
This
a
net
to
the
.
Weeks.
of
director,
17,670,767
16,637,240
$0.54
Light Co.—Proposes Capitaliza¬
tion of Earned Surplus—
This
the
a
-
York
expected
blower
partner
731.
p.
New
intercompany
Mississippi Power
filed
to
for
c
Portion
by
Sperry Rand has proposed the public offering 1 of $110,000,000; of
sinking fund debentures due Sept. 1,. 1982'.
The underwriting group
is
on
outstanding.
186,
"*
*
_________
common
—V.
39,132,980
9,550,000
earned
per
15
applied to the SEC for an exemption order
quisition of not to exceed $750,000 of Sperry
debentures,• and the Commission has given interested persons until Sept.
9, 1957 to request a hearing thereon.
154,495,586
18,230,249
19,620,799
dividends
Com.. shs.
Earns,
$
taxes
inc.
income
Amount
-.
Aug.
on
.
has
$
taxes.
Fed.
inc.
Can.
This
181,578,367
78,789,396
Network,
$30,000,000,
when
Ended—
.
»
$4,537,631
National Aviation Corp.
Debentures—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
s
92,102,939
Canadian
Net
National's
Weeks
.
fiscal
begins on eight DC-7B Super
H.
Constellation
aircraft
month, Mr. Baker pointed out, which will provide more than
2,000 additional seats daily on National flights.—V. 186, p. 627.
.
Period End. June 30—
&
increased
expense
350,000
of
excess
1955
notes
amounted
Interest
■Delivery
Subs.)—
(&
'
Net- sales
Income
in
and
-"Based
in
215.
p.
stock-
common
Contributions
next
.
Fed.
.
share
;
of $25.54 per share in 1957 compared
was also reported
by Mr. Baker.
year,
$4,116,475
311,048
—V.
Film
basis
.
in
June
1957, NTA had
"Earnings
Off—
per
reported
was
Chairman.
and
$3
Baker.
Mr.
Gain
3,389,268
18,525,343
it
to
■
operating
equity
$22,707,114 $22,147,968
expenses.
oper.
of
Net
,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$4,323,762
in
and
Depreciation
;
,
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
oper.
President
equal
$4,050,791
1,747,778
1,023,541
.,
assets
Total- income——
$3,133,499 after ,all charges compared with $4,300,143
'in the same period a year ago, Mr. Baker said.
"Operating cost increases due principally to steadily mounting labor
and material costs
are
still the major problem,"
Mr. Baker stated.
"However, an increase of 31.9% in depreciation charges this year to
$G,003,567 is also a factor in the comparison."
<
*
Total
operating
revenue
was
lip
$1,354,623
to
$56,823,471
while
$11,455,004 $10,679,627
1,349,969
8,641,757
8,312,277
178,253
Period End. June 30—
$2,857,020
"
corporation earned net profit
the 12 months ended June 30,
total
Railway
flailway
a
Corp.
has
Operating
Net income was
$1,715,574
114.
p.
series
television
June 25, '57 June 23, '56
Theatre admissions &.miscell
theatre income— $40,909,966
$40,020,265
Rents-; from tenants and other income—
/. 2,481,077
2,636^198
1957—6 Mos.-—1956
$599,093
G.
$417,457
income
oper.
186,
is
which
Provision
1957,
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—June Earnings Up—
Period End. June 30—
film
tl^
-
rev.
This
Railway
Inc.,
in this
country.
The re¬
network,
which
began commercial operations
owned by
20th Century-Fox Film
subordinated
39
$2,976,895 $16,503,472 $18,325,152
2,377,802 ■13,646,452 '14,274,361
National Airlines, Inc.—Gross Up—Net
114.
p.
NTA
commercial
produces
TCF,
Corp.
National Theatres, Inc. (& Voting-Controlled
Subs.)—.
Earnings Maintained at Same Level— ■
oversubscribed.
was
1957—Month—1956
$2,407,987
2,158,690
revenue
from railway
operations
—V.
Net
the
of
owner
on
NTA
and
Film
Sold—The
.
1957—Month—1956
distribution.
Productions
Century-Fox
corporation
attached
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earns. Off—
*
renre
the
of
1957,
In July
fund
per
Railway oper.
Period End. June 30—
NTA,
shares
>.
1957—Month—1956
'' 1957—7 Mont,hs—1956
$14,987,251 $14,065,461 $104,217,641 $100,837,642
.
Michael G.
For
of
years
thai
,
different
of
50%
'".
public offering of 90,000 shares of common stock
share, through Milton D. Blauner & Co. Inc.
$3
and
diversification for Honeywell, which
new
13,000
Narda
of
presence
currently produces more
products in the field of automatic control, grew
development. The research program was started
satisfy precise potting requirements of the firm's Aero¬
nautical division, Mr. Binger explained.—V. 186, p. 841.
than
Out
half
also
operating
writing
chain.]
a
library
Pictures, Inc., a theatrical
releasing
and Famous Films-Programs For Television, a division
dealing
in /re-runs.
! •
.■
•' '
1209.
p.
—V. 186, p. 841.
at
the
film
company,
Corp.—Proposed Merger-
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—July Sales Greater—
Period End.
Sales
was
..
compounds is a technical term
Cxygen attached to two different atoms in
feature
a
..
is producing four epoxy casting and potting compounds
designed especially for the electronics industry, Mr. Binger said. Manu¬
facturing operations are centered in the company's main plant in
[Epoxy
is
20th
maining
April 1;
film
Desilu
with
of
network
The company
Idinneapolis, Minn.
division
owned
-
production
$191,834
income...
oper.
feature
to
conjunction
film
1,941,182
from ry. opers.
rev.
see
,
full-scale
2,148,871
Mountain Mesa
Production of Plastics—
into
294,437
has
marquee
In" addition
in
$3,212,418
333,739
Associates
the
top
Other NTA divisions include NTA
1957—12 Months-r-1956
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.- -Expands Into
Entry
$3,221,153
expenses-
oper.
ry.
—V.
$2,953,345 $39,858,887 $38,909,387
186, p. 320.
•
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$426,225
one
NTA
Net
*
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—July Sales Increase—
■
1957—Month—1956
$525,573
revenue..
oper.
Railway
to
Illinois
company
24-inch
of
cost
Telefilm
of
largest and most diversified groups of motion
pictures
names
in the industry.
The
company is the
exclusive distributor of all feature film made available
for-TV showing
by 20th Century-Fox.
NTA's library also includes 23 film
series and
1,450 short subjects and cartoons.
Monongaliela Ry.- -June Earnings Increased— /
Commission
operate
Wisconsin
sents
featuring
114.
p.
Period End. June 30—
The
9,268,268
13,214,617
186,
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—New Construction
;
$1,736,674 $11,094,800 $11,301,146
$1,736,625
operations
bought
1957—6 Mos—1956
14,450,105
2,366,047
began
National
13,290,830
8,371,823
2,574,586
after
—V.
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses.
123,237,280
87,124,522
—V.
■
one of
the leading independent stations in
the count™
on Jan. 9,
1955 as KEYD-TV.
Its present
owners
the property from the Family Broadcasting Corp. last
year
The FCC approved the sale on May 23, 1956.
It operates on
Channel o
with authorized power of 316-kw. visual and 158-kw.
aural.
Monon RR.—June Earnings Decreased— ;
186, p. 215.
out
program
.
...
that
had
spending for the railroad's
not
been
reduced
heavy
physical
month.—
during.-the
'
.
Number 5669
Volume 186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings Off—
New
Northern States Power Co.
Period End. June 30-^-
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956 >
Railway oper. revenue— $14,110,431 $14,617,021 $86,501,099 $87,561,015
Railway oper. expenses.
10,342,842 10,265,186 62,142,822 60,675,526
A
_y. 186,
p.
1,784,383
9,469,790
1957—Month—1956
$290,735
$425,449
233,248
251,061
Railway oper.
revenue—
Railway oper.
expenses
the
Black
new
Dog
unit
is
equivalent
to
72 %
granted
the
in
Black
of
all
con¬
Value
Minneapolis
plant to
three units having a
mqre than $65,000,000,
The plant now includes
combined
generating
capability
of
300,000
kilowatts.
This
boosted to nearly 500,000 with the addition of unit No.
will
A
$2,000,684
1,242,126
$2,413,503
$758,558
$1,225,351
153,460
608,164
similar
St.
1,188,152
Paul'
rated
unit
and
is
is
now
being
expected
capacities
of
added
to
NSP's
High
in
be in operation in 1959.
Each will have
kilowatts but will be capable of producing
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
186,
$174,388
36,088
kilowatts.
These will be the largest
generating units on the
system and among the most efficient in the nation.
Black Dog plant is one of the 66
plants serving NSP customers in
NSP
216.
p.
than
more
Dakota.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Period End. June 30—
expenses.
$2,539,906
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry.
income!— V
oper.
$80,731,165
67,615,772
V 598,768
1,268,593
In
1959
-v.
Operating
This
Corp.—Earnings Off—
share for the
a
12
basis
of
$3
Gross
$85,682,223
were
for
the
12
months
ending July
2375.
p.
$11,598,408
to
the
for
previous
months
12
period.—V.
185,
RR.—Earnings Off
1957—Month—1956
-
revenue—'
$425,493
$435,555
Railway
expenses.
324,588
323,124
oper.
Federal
Net
ry,
$2,669,150
2,416,860
1,317,291
2,138,547
operating
—V.
186,
$530,603
$582,249
28,123
36,218
57,324
168,618
216.
p.
12,833,153
7,755,803
2,668,580
2,354,938
14,175,305
12,855,804
32*1
51
<1997—Month—1956
revenue—
$1,083,274
expenses,
677,565
from ry. opers.
income,^
(J. J.) Newberry
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
$6,017,457
—V.
186,
1957—Month—1956
3,950,433
oper.
$405,700
$498,424
$1,810,803
$2,245,664
127.956
130,420
314,437
398,243
the
SEC
covering
1987,
be
to
Net
for
corporation
27
Aug.
on
$50,000,000
offered
for
filed
of
registration
a
general
public
statement
wLh
bonds, due
at competitive bidding.
sale
mortgage
the
Sept.
1,
pany's
treasury
and to finance in part
construction program of
The
program.
Room
of
Public
will
Service
Co.—Bids
Sept. 4—
is
expected
to
about
require
the
company's
the
company
$95,000,000
in
construction
and its sub¬
1957.—V.
166,
528.
p.
The
Oil
the
construct
due
1987.—V.
186, p.
oper.
1957—Month—1956
Ohio
Construction
Oil
Co.'s
oper.
Net
>
$5,507,192
$5,160,982
713,166
The
contract
sity
The
and
pipeline
first
operate
between
miles
54
miles
31
is
after
the
the
of
expected
from
rev.
692,248
4,350,046
4,136,935
railway
—V.
186,
inc.
oper.
$167,345
59,604
well
products
as
Norfolk & Western Ry.-
51,677,
Net
Champaign.
90,000
$
Cost
22,620,173
20,573,311
128,706,671
13,865,857
88,381,136
83,273,161
from railway
8,063,386
6,707,454
4,127,426
inc.
3,497,589
40,325,535
35.038.98G
20,732,542
"
18,340,207
528.
Corp.—Reorganization Plan
Unfair by SEC—
■
and
Securities
the
filing
cut,
of
with
the
Exchange
U.
Commission
District
S.
Held
27
announced
of Connecti¬
District
Advisory Report of the Commission, pursuant to The Bank¬
on a proposed plan
of reorganization for this corporation
non-integrated steel producer in Bridgeport, Conn.
The
an
ruptcy
Act,
which
is
a
plan
of
reorganization proposed by J.
William Hope and Richard
Joyce Smith, Trustees, is based on an offer by Carpenter Steel Co., a
New Jersey corporation which manufactures specialty steel products.'
*
In general the plan provides for the recapitalization of Northeastern
so
that
it
amount
of
would
first
have
oustanding
mortgage
shares
of
new
issued
to
Carpenter
bonds
stock.
common
the
present $6,000,000
defaults cured and
with
The
1,000,000
shares
principal-
of
to
prior
The
debenture
formula.
a
claims,
plan
rant
it
does
holders
The
in
holders
will
used
be
to
discharge
concludes
report
the
that
assets
mission
facilities
and
concluded
amended
being
the
that
acquired
claims
held
note
the
on
the
by
the
stockholders,
plan
basis
satisfaction
of
ba
of
k.
war¬
reorganization
by it.
order
plan, in
to
Moreover,
be
the
Com¬
sho Id
fair
eliminate
As
to
feasibility,
Carpenter's
Plan
is
the
the
debt-free
'
feasible.
formula for determining
Carpenter stock.
However,
discriminatory
allocation
and
of
the
report concludes that in view of
and working capital position, the
Commission's
capitalization
•
•
.
A
hearing is to be held in the U. S. District Court in New Haven,
Conn, before- Judge Robert P. -Anderson, the Judge in charge of the
reorganization
Court should
f,
proceeding,
'
-
on
Sept.
3,
'
"
'
1957, 'to
consider
Whether
Federal
Power
at an
estimated net
-
cost
of
about
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses.
-V.
rev.
ry.
from ry. opers.
oper.
186,
p.
dates
cents
ultimate
capacity
of
—V.
—V.
of
Income
$
Sept.
16,
19-57. No
»
action
stock.
*
represented
declaration,
the
on
half
while
market" value
1
earnings- for
.
of
the first
six
stock.
common
year
total
a
announced
were
backlog
of
better
as
orders
is
than
approximately
1957—Month—1956
146,938,504 140,718,062
...
100,670,400
12,094,117
103,824,852
—
12,304,181
...
income
tax
has
announced
The
new
Ltd.
the
186,
1957—Month—1956
time
plans
and
for
call
plant
the
for
the
facility. at
the
has been set for the beginning of construction,
date
no
to
time
site,
the
of
of
t|>
$
85,823,220
oper.
expenses.
71,355,758
70,425,456
12,323,919
3.482,432
15,397,764
80,000,034
6,343,881
25,711,142
501,984,700
499,640,215
421,984,666 409,748,551
from
186,
railway
...
.
income
oper.
89,891,664,
36,284,540
9.
p.
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
revenue...
$755,516
$822,806
expenses.
908,342
867,617
$4,511,340
5,387,134
.^$152,826
$44,811
$875,794
$594,379
423,991
292,748
2,471,498
2,005,356
186,
$4,603,011
5,197,390
216.
p-.
Sales
—V.
1957—Month—1956
$5,260,375
—
formation
the
Spring
of
1958,
the
believed
it
because
the
Fuels
Division
in
Merger—»
on
The
is
company
&
Telegraph Co.—Stock Offered—
Offering
to
its stockholders of record
Aug. 28 the right to subscribe on or before Sept. 30 for
1,822,523 additional shares of common stock at par ($100
share) at the rate of one share for each six shares
of common and/or preferred stock held.
The offering
is not underwritten.
The American Telephone & Tele¬
per
The
'Voting
offering
The
the
to
public
of
*■
$90,000,000
23-year
5V8% debentures, due Aug. 1, 1980, made on Aug. 21 by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates at 102.387% and
accrued interest, was quickly completed.
PROCEEDS—The
•
in
d^nt'/res
$90,000,000
from
proceeds
net
from
the sale of the stock and of
to be used to repay ad ancs
August are
toward the cost of Pacific's construction
the parent company and
I
program.
EARNINGS
FOR
JUNE
AND
&
revenues
FIRST SIX
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
$
$
71,109,661
42,190,094 279,428,026 259,329,725
income
10,661,627
9,157,045
T '
:'
10,049,851
8,696,107
58,568,285
49,436,402
51,247,843
42,906,234
after
—v.
186,
charges
p.
842.
'
;
directors
p.
Paragon Electric
1047.
the
of
record
holders
to
necessary
249,242
are
of
by
is
outstanding
of
of
at
shares
firms
close
the
two-thirds
form
will
Co.
the two
the
of
of
of,
the
consolidated
Pfaudler
stock
Permutit.
both
companies
unanimously expressed their ap¬
proval of the plan at meetings early in July.
At the same time, an-'
nouncement
was
made
that
Pfaudler
had
purchased approximately
25
of the outstanding shares of Permutit stock from Ward Indus¬
tries
Corp.
The
stock
be accomplished by an exchange of common
whereby each Pfaudler shareholder would obtain 1.429
basis
a
in
Pfaudler
Permutit
Inc.
would
merger
on
shares
Permutit
stocknoiclers
for
each
woutd
Henry W. Foulris,
Inc.
for
receive
share
Permutit
each
Pfaudler
share
one
of
share
Pfaudler
owned.
PermucitJ'
owned.
Chairman of the Board and President of Permutit
Ranlet
Miner, Board Chairman of Pfaudler, would become ChairVice-Chairman, respectively, of the board of the combined*
companies. Pfaudler President Mercer Brugler would be President and
and
Chief
Executive
Officer
and
Donald
A.
Gaudion,
Vibe-President, would be Executive Vice-President
Pfaudler had
,
ended
fiscal
total
1957,
31,
May
domestic
while
sales of
Permutit
Pfaudler
of
$22,039,012
had
sales
of
the
Executive
fiscal
$13,909,810
ended Dec. 31, 1956.
The shareholders' equities in the two companies show
firms.,
merged
the
in
year
the'
in
year
similar
to
the
$9,782,648
relative
as
on
of
May
June
30,
sales
31,
volumes.
1957;
Permuiit's
uniiliea
$6,500,000.—V.
had
net
net
a
worth
amounted
worth
of.
to
1957.
orui.ro
186, p.
Pfaudler
Permutit's
relationship
a
orders
on
June
at
May 31, 1957
30,
1957 totalled
was
$9,319,755.
approximately
'
884.
.
...
•
»
;
*
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Proposes Bond Issue—
This
on
Aug. 22 filed a registration statement with the
$40,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, duo
for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net
proceeds
of
the
sale
of
the
bonds
will
be
used
for
the
company's expansion program and to repay a portion of the $23,000,000
company
SEC. covering
.
-
Co., Two Rivers, Wis.—Note Placed
Privately—This company, it was announced on Aug. 28,
has placed privately, through Loewi & Co., Inc. of Mil¬
waukee, Wis., a $500,000 12-year unsecured note.—V. 185,
r
of
stock
Permutit
merger
stockholders
Approval
of
the
of
the
64,919,552 418,769,189 380,987,099
operating
income
Surviving Company— '
and
company
Backlog of unfilled Pfaudler
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$
14.
There
MONTHS
46,823,240
expenses
_—
Placed
186, p. 217.
to
limited
220,000 shares
>-The
$5,495,580
.
be
Aug.
corporation.
riran
•
•
this
of
shares
and
«-
-
will
on
outstanding
such shsTGSi
■
above.—V.
stockholders
business
graph Co., the parent, will receive rights to subscribe
for 1,633,128 of the shares and intends to subscribe for
*
Inc.—Securities
Bankers,
have special meetings Sept. 16 to vote on
under the name Pfaudler Permutit Inc.
and
Telephone
216.
p.
Pfaudler Co., Rochester, N. Y.—Proposed Merger—
company
Pacific
186,
destined to play
was
in the future growth of the nation's economy.
also produces high-energy liquid
fuels and highenergy solid fuels. Announcement was recently made of the beginning
of construction of a $36,000,000 plant to make boron-based, liquid highenergy fuels near Niagara Falls,
N. Y. The company has also made
known
that
it was
starting a four-year program to develop and
produce high-energy solid propellants for' rocket engines at its Ordill
Works near Marion, 111.—V. 186, p. 842.
The
Industrial
-See Pfaudler Co.
moved into the field
vital part
a
below.—V.
Pfaudler Permutit, Inc.—To Be
Nuclear
the
of
said.
company had
that power from nuclear fuels
pointed out that
Co.
Privately—This corporation, it was announced on Aug. 21,
has placed privately, through Reynolds & Co., $l,500,t)00
of senior debentures, series A, and $1,000,000 subordi¬
nated
debentures, series A, both due Aug. 1, 1968. *
—V. 183, p. 3014.
.
it was
1956,
Pfaudler
Personal
;
1957—7 Months—1956
$4,814,388 $36,670,337 $33,845,55.5
186, p. 322.
larger plant in addition to
a
Hartshorne
Mr.
In
completed
be
eventual construction
the
Net
$3,861,030 $12,801,278 $15,198,409
■ 2,010,748
6,056,776
7,009,279
>
1957—6 Months—1956
$
83,679,677
Period End. July 31—
-
This corporation has purchased a site near Montville, Conn., where
it will erect a small plant for the assembly of nuclear reactor cores,.,
Edward. Hartshorne, General Manager of the Nuclear Fuels Division,
New Haven, has announced.
Montville1 is north of New London, Conn.
Components for the reactor cores will continue to be made in the
company's New Haven plant.
v
'
'
38,188,484
32,221,047
74,199,766
Pennsalt
as
oper.
,
37,355,878
75,369,778
wholly-owned
a
known
subsidiary,"
529.
p.
Permutit Co.—To Vote
43,417,000
12,204.902
of
be
new
revenue
Plant—
7,650,431
$14,751,697 $16,065,932 $88,171,056 $89,398,175
will
this
oper.
628.
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Buys
Federal
1957—6 Mos.—1956
formation
component
"Through
oper.
rev.
—V.
$1.62
$0.30
5,029,176
company
^
1957—7 Months—1956
-
:
Net def. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper.' deficit
'
6,073,794
1957—Month—1956
record
Railway
1956
7,551,000
1,533,149
of
first
1957
Period End. June 30—
stock
common
186, p.
Net
216.
/
Railway
taxes—;
$2,006,951
j
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Reports Loss—
more
EARNINGS
OF
taxes—
12,744,746
in
Canada,
operations
Net ry.
this year.
The
at Robinson, as
under construction
terminal
a
an
STATEMENT
expenses
of
1937,
in
to
bank
be
during
In
is
were
obtained
.
will
be
a
obtained
for
-c.o
ial
through
the
interim
funds
further
to
financing of
finance
bank
con¬
t.-ls program
loans
and
from
sources.
order
demands
will
which
i
1957
internal
.
offered
loans
struction.
June 30—
Railway
Net
Net
delivered,
operating
this
.
Period End.
Net
been
Other
authorized
Northern Pacific Ry.—June Earnings Drop—
.
and
Operating
"
f
of
common
$
Said.
to
has
far
corporation
Railway
Railway
petroleum
a
facilities in Hansford County, Tex.,
$1,651,332.—V. 186, p. 115.
Commission
-
■/
Pennsylvania RR.- —Earnings—
daily.
depreciation and amortization...
Operating
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Plans Expansion—
The
of
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—July Sales Up—
the
.
construct and operate natural gas
has
line
Donnell
Mr.
income
the plan.—V. 185, p. 2451.
approve
production
by the board of directors, it was
waiting policy with regard to common stock divibased upon the fact that the 4Vzr/o in stock
Period End, June 30—
Neces¬
13,126,753
be
the
the
reported
that
the
exclusion
of
stockholders,
warrant
holders and option holders from participation was fair since the in¬
dicated value of the debtor is less than the full claim of the creditors.
to
distribution
Commission
and
\
12-inch
1,
and
outstanding—
13,126,753
Net income per common share..
——$1.69
Cash dividends paid (per share)—.—
$0.80
be
is unfair in that the consideration offered by Carpenter in shares of
its common stock does not
represent fair compensation for the interest
in the
of
1,000,000
stock would
of
after
participation of
provide for the
option holders.
or
their
available
is
cash
not
Commission's
of
satisfaction
extent
the
To-
research
6,678,017
in
exchange for shares of Carpenter's own comnion stock,
the specific number to be determined by formula, with a
minimum of 40,000.
The Carpenter stock will be distributed to a
bank with a claim of $250,000, to holders of general unsecured claims,
and
is
was
49
the
Canada."—V.
21,275,528
initial
-
Aug.
on
the
for
Court
*
>
the regular quarterly dividend of 40
convertible preferred stock,
holders
Illinois
the
8,576,819
At
The
cities.
Oct,
products
of
other
and
At this
Steel
Manager
from
carrier
common
in
to
Convenience
income
but
Northeastern
<
of
will
Texas,
Robinson
22,232,652
118,312,147
14,556.787
oper.
two
a
The
barrels
of sales
Net
f
expenses
186, p.
class B
purchase
$91,148,985 $85,750,063 $631,725,149 $627,466,709
See
$
revenue.
railway
for
for
,
1957—6 Mos—1956
$
oper.
rev.
V.
sales
Net
329,294
oper,
operations
Net
439,445
■Month—1956
$
and
used
'
be
class
Drake.
$1,024,047
-June Earnings Increased—'
1957
-
as
other companies, to
line will have
of
near
Shares
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
$1,157,146
628.
p.
be
the
(par
to
share of
one
share;
per
to
$2.50)
(par
William
President, stated,
"Pennsalt will ,be able to
provide
im¬
proved customer service for its expanding chemical
specialties market®
Completion of the line is targeted for December
line will transport products from Ohio Oil's refinery
Provision for Federal
railway
$133,707
Houston,
received
Public
of
85-mile
by
Oil
Ohio
Certificate
a
and,
construct
to
signed
was
Commission
Commerce
Depletion,
operations
$3
with
stock
common
Penney Co.—July Sales Increased—
Chemicals
|.v$
1
Net
of
pipeline
from
Vice-President
and
1957—6 Mos.-rT956
$859,593
expenses
Co.
products
Six Months Ended June 30-
$846,873
revenue
'
announcement
a
thus
186, p. 322.
This
628.
Champaign,
111.,
John R. Donnell,
Supply and Transportation, has announced.
.Norfolk Southern Ry.—June Earnings Higher—
Railway
Railway
an
the
on
to
subsidiary in Canada.
Co.—Plans to Construct Pipe Line—
Panama-Williams
CONSOLIDATED
Period End. June 30—
-
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.—Forms Canadian
Subsidiary
receive
Messrs.
than
sidiaries
*
cumulative
company's
action
lor
voted
$1.60
1957,
pursue
(J. C.)
bids up to 10 a.m. (CDT) on Sept. 4, at
D&llstream, Schiff, Hardin, Waite & Dorschel,
1705, 231 So. La Salle St., Chicago 4, 111., for the purchase from
products
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used by the company
payment of outstanding bank loans
($15,000,000 at Aug. 31,
incurred to meet
construction
costs),
to reimburse the com¬
the
1957,
to
26
the
Sales
company
offices
Ohio
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Filed Bond Financing
This
notification
stock
;
Period End. July 31—
186, p. 216.
Northwestern
1957—7 Months—1956
322.
p.
of
non-voting
common
proceeds, are
$09,000,000.
The
corporation's
$6.5,000,000.—V. 185, p. 2917.
$6,196,097
4,206,654
—V.
Co.—July Sales Higher—
$16,846,286 $15,526,509 $103,587,698 $97,669,644
—
letter
a
A
corporation
Aug.
on
the
were
Sales
784,342
'
The
the
on
paid
cents
months
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$1,282,766
it-of $1,500,000 first mortgage bonds
Period End. July 31—
to
This
dividends
oper.
filed
etc.
30,
on
According
dehds/
P.
Sales
Sept.
taken
decided
Northwestern Pacific RR.—June Earnings Declined—
Railway
15
working capital.
of
share
per
was
11,980,791
Railway oper.
and
business
payable
13,094,915
2.143,156
-
Aug.
on
share.
per
The directors
7,291,884
2,395,991
p.
$3.50
equipment
cehts
12,263,829
income
186,
26.34c
.Penn-Texas Corp.—Omits Common Stock Dividend—
charges—
after
•Period End. June 30—
2,111,248
-
$112,431
-
new
99,588,605
66,937,977
71,110,083
1,227,376
Net
14.07c
stock,
stock,
$
105,874,344
2,204,700
taxes—
Net
27.60c
offered in units of nine shares of class A stock and
B stock as follows:
For class A
heavy lead glass,
$
'
16,932,228
11,145,214
t8xes__
—V,
11.08c
"
S.
'
corporation
The
$
•
U.
covering 78,480 shares of class
$2-50) and 8,720 shares of class B
$2,693,497
$100,945
income—
oper.
,"f
in
—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
income
The
from ry. opers,
rev.
,.\V: '
f
11,847,214
1957—6-Mos—1956
Railway oper.
Net
,
$3,531,850
SEC
■
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
18,249,945
Net
New York, Susquehanna & Western
Period End. June 30—
\
$1,743,490
i.
:
-
*
yard
per
-The
North and South
River.
High
revenues
31,
1957, as compared to $81,218,841 for the 1956 period.
•' \
I
Net income after fixed charges and
before dividends on preferred
stock was $11,547,492 for the 12 months ended July 31, 1957, as com¬
pared
new
Operating expenses
as
a
revenues
Minnesota
months ended
compared with the restated earnings on a comparable
share for the 12 months ended July 31, 1956.
These
earnings per share are calculated on the basis of 3,337,475 shares of
common stock outstanding at the end of both periods.
July 31, 1957,
the
Oilier operating
corporation on Aug. 20 reported that the balance of net income
available for common stock was $2.98
Minnesota, Wisconsin,
on
generating
the
Period End. June 30—
*863,904'
'""Deficit.—V. 186, p. 216.
New York State Electric & Gas
in
is located
total
Northwestern Bell Telephone
$2,972,186 $15,293,210 $13,115,393
221,706
,
communities
plant
capability is now nearly 1,500.000
Bridge unit will bring this total
to.more than 1,600,000 and the following year the
company's generating
capability will exceed 1,775,000 kilowatts.—V. 186, p. 842.
kilowatts.
1957—6 Mos.—195G
$13,413,690 $13,999,516 $82,471,603
10,873,784 ! 11,027,330
67,178,393
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper.
RR.—Earnings Off
1957—Month—1956
500
The
The- company's
.
100,910
$1,880,235
13,407,000
per
Pemberthy Instrument Co., Inc., Seattle, Wash—Files
With-Securities and Exchange Commission—
170,000
$57,487
*38,687
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry.
43,814
$685,790
S.
2785.
p.
to
150,000
U.
12,395,000
53,721
The net profit lor the six months ended June
30, 1957, is estimated
at $650,000, or 18V2C per. share.
This compares with a net profit of
$1,294,000 (37c per share) for the same period last year.—V. 184,
be
plant
Bridge
$35
6,812,000
19,594
....
r——————
cents
4.
1957—6-Mos.—1956
at
1957—6 Mos.—1956
6,192,000
gold
ounce
Dog
1957—3 Mos.—1956
dredged
Ounces, fine
Value
of
struction^ permits for
buildings of all types
last year.
It will, bring NSP's investment in
11,024,792
Yardage
11
Gold Dredging Ltd.—Output—
Period End. June 30—
Fall.
Cost
Connecting RR.—June Earnings Down—
New York
Period End. June 30—
Pato Consolidated
150,000-kilowatt unit will be added to this company's
Dog generating plant south of the Twin Cities in 1960, officials
announced on Aug, 28.
Construction of the giant new unit will start
$4,351,835 $24,358,277 $26,885,489
1,450,784
income—
216.
.
oper,
Net rv.
(Minn.)—Expansion—
$25,000,000,
Black
this
$3,767,639
Net rev. from ry. opers.
(947)
to
for
continue Its expansion
service,
it
is
estimated
required for the period
to provide for Increasing
approximately $460,000,000
program
that
1957-1961, of which about $260,000,000
expected to be obtained from the sale of new securities (including
be
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
$22,000,000 of
the
Gas Co.—Bonds Offered—
associates on Aug. 29 offered
publicly an issue of $60,000,000 first and refunding portgage bonds, 4%% series due Sept. 1, 1987, at a price of
101.026% and accrued interest to yield 4.81%. The group
from
income—
gToss
•After
surplus
to
income
Net
dividends and
preferred
unfilled
.
other pro¬
and
approximately double
the present time
at
27 by P. N.
Piasecki, President. He reported that the company had made progress
during the year despite some unforeseeable developments that affected
anticipated Improvement in operations. The combination of increased
orders on hand, together with prospects for decreased non-recurring
and
non-productive expenses,; should result in profitable operations
during the current fiscal year, he stated.
(
j
Sales for the year ended June 30, 1957, increased to $1,200,357 from
the $45,015 shown in the previous fiscal year.
During that period,
the company was in production only in the last four months. .
/ 'In November; 1956, piasecki Aircraft acquired the 334-acre site,,plant
and manufacturing facilities of the Aircraft Division of Bellanca* Corp.
at New Castle, Del.
Acquisition of this plant resulted in heavy non¬
productive
expenses
due to unpredictable labor difficulties
which
resulted in an operating loss of $508,437 for the 1957 fiscal year.
This compares with a loss of $283,119 in
the previous fiscal year.
shown on
those
—V.
186,
June
it was disclosed on Aug.
1956,
30,
and
and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
478s were:
1962 out of
proceeds of any refunding operation involving a cost of money in
excess
of the company's annual cost of money for these bonas,
out
are
otherwise redeemable at the option of the company
at regular
redemption prices ranging from 106.03 ft
for those redeemed prior
to Sept. 1, 1958, to 100ft for those redeemed after Aug. 31, 1986; and
at special redemption prices ranging from 101.03ft for*those redeemed
prior to Sept. 1* 1958, to 100 ft for those redeemed on or after Aug.
not
be
sequently.
engaged in
its own all
Coordinated Transport
operates a comprehensive mass bus transportation system that
areas in
New Jersey and extends into New York City, Phila¬
BUSINESS—'The
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—June Earnings Down—
is an operating public utility
business in New Jersey. In addition,
company
$419,626
Railway oper. expenses.
217,871
220,619
from ry. opers.
$150,041
income___
217.
:
37,013
$199,007
60,134
electric
outstanding Capital stock of Public Service
which
serves
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$2,687,770
$2,902,127
1,308,582
1,312,807
1957—Month—1956
$367,912
delphia
Net
rev.
oper.
ry.
—V.
186,
p.
$1,379,188
419,476
M.—Files With SEC
15 filed
on Aug.
a
$3,827,149
Railway oper. expenses,
'3.341J17
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$486,032
$982,868
884,970
893,120
income,,,
oper.
-
$3,024,798
4,844,615
of
Carl
R;
W.
&
Bros.
$4,749,308
3,480,201
$216,763
—V.
186,
115.
p.
*
,
y $236,883
134,250
$1,388,292
810,181
$1,269,107
689,254
114,849
*
„
...
•<
«
.
.
—3
registration filed with the SEC
Laurence
1.
Aug.
Bon$-'$. Sii|ire.lCorp.,.l^iaipi,
See also V. 185. p. 723. '
..
,
Shuman,
Sweney,
&
Total
Net
Baird
operating
income
ehares
«
of
—V.
outstanding
—
lTni
Earnings per share based
•standing at July 31
'
total
shares
Corp.
American
$1.03
1,000,000
1,000,000
$1.03
——
Collins
Julien
thb
The Po&tman
Co.,
the
Commission has vacated
its
order
vfifcate the
suspension .brder.rr-V. 185, p.,1519.
Procter
& Gamble Co.—Record Sales and
7
-Consolidated
net
v
v
earnings
Earnings in the 1955-56 fiscal
reached
a
frecord
high
of
totaled $59,316,471.
year
•
in January, 1957, and reached
agreement, with
in April, 1957, to acquire Clorox properties and
Action was completed Aug.' 1.
^The statement also reported completion of
and "another
in
Belgium,
Clorox
of
plants
in
construction
the
of
a
plant In Canada, completion o? a new research center in
England
and expansion of the company'g cellulose pulp mill in Florida.—V.
186,
p. 733.
of
This
corporation cancelled plans to sell
publicly $35,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds and applied to the Indiana P. S. Commission
mission
to
sell the securities
to
private
first mortgage liens would be sold to
The
company
investors.
Ferris
150,000
150,000
Co
&
Co
&
&
Investment
150,000
Co
30-year 4% ft
a
group of institutional investors.
has originally listed the public sale of these
bonds in
1956, then set the date forward to Oct. 9, 1957. "We had a
chance to
make a private deal in line with what
we think is' the
present market,
of
Corp.
Robert A. Gallagher, President.—V.
186, p. 529.
9," commented'
sales
the
for
with $71,986,023 for the
pared
six
months
were
period in
same
SIGNIFICANT BALANCE SHEET
350,000
350,000
as
Total
Total
_T
JUNE 30
40,61 0,966
—:
38,448 631
15,324,542
—
current
195G
$8,415,572 $10,966 440
assets
current
14,3Uo!395
$64,351,080 $63,780 4G6
liabilities
17,044*.385
20,482,419
Working capital
Total long-term debt
com-
1956.
,1
——
Receivables
!
$43,868,661 $46,730,081
20,860,455
22,332,881
Seasonal requirements during the first half of 1957 have necessitated
the borrowing of $3,500,000 at June 30, 1957, on short-term bank loans.
similar loans were required during the first half of 1956.
Fresent indications are that earnings for the last six months of 1957
No
be
of
in
1956,
excess
the 83
of
according
cents per
share earned in the
President.—V. 186, p.
to Justin Dart,
same
period
529.
Reynolds Metals Co.—President of Unit Named—
W.
Aug.
move
in Cuba.
Sales offices are maintained in principal cities
the free world.
W. G. Reynolds succeeds his brother, J.
Reynolds, as head of Reynolds International. Inc.
The latter
is Executive Vice-President of Reynolds Metals Co.—V. 186. p. 530.
throughout
Richfield Oil
Six
Months
Corp.—Earnings Decline—
Ended
June
30—
195G
1957
.
Sales, excl. State & Federal gasoline & oil taxes 134,066,01: 123,190,188
„
operating revenue—
Total income
before Federal taxes
on
Net income
43,568
163,877
•
'—.134,229,868 123,239,756
4—-—
income—.
22,481,575
20,604,817
Estimated provision for Federal.Jaxes on income.
,1
6,900,000*-
7,950,000
14,531.575
13,704,817
—
—
$3.43.
.
.
—
$3.63
$1.59
—
—
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
150,000
Co
$150
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue..
$14,256,138
expenses.
$2,276,500
1,432,361
$2,301,449
oper.
1,432,118
9,083,021
from ry. opers.
$844,139
$869,331
$5,173,117
286,998
304,843
1,761,736
$14,287,575
8.9G8.054
—V.
rev.
ry.
income
oper.
186, p.
$5,318,921
1,845,152
217.
150,000
Strader
inc
Sheridan
BOgan
Inc.
&
Paul
150,000
&
Inc
Cd;
150,000
v
• 100,000
Co., Inc.
& Co.„^
100,000
" 100,000
&
Rio tie Oro Uranium Mines, Inc.Sce
Atlas
Corp.
above.—V.
182,
-Proposed Merger-
2360.
p.
150,000
•
Co.,
Hugo' Marx
Sage, Rutty &
Thayer, Baker
300,000
1957
&
Weissenborn,
300,000
300,000
30,
$73,031,120
ITEMS AT
short-term securities—,
and
150,000
Richards &
Newburger & Co
Co.,
June
1957
Cash
Inventories
Net
Norfolk
Kay,
Rockwell Manufacturing Co.
Six
Months,Fhded June 30—
Net
sales
Net
628.
income
—
,
increase
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up
,;
-
>■
;
;
_
$53,656,000
4,332,000
:
$2.15
;
Book value per share
Net working capital—
include
-
,
$2.02
$1.10
$1.10
$26.65
$29.17
42,619.000
4,4 to 1
—
Ratio—Current assets to current liabilities—
*1956
<1956
"1956
:19ST-
9
$61,129,000
4,743.000
.•
—
tEarnings per share——^
Dividends paid per share—
34,876,000
4.1 to 1
.
have been restated from those originally released to
stock dividend paid in December, 1956.
tBased on aver-
figures
a
4ft
age number of shares
exceeded
14,000 from 11,060.
'During fiscal year just ended, income distributions totaled 39 cents
share, a new high compared with 38 cents a share a vear ago and
35 cents a share two years ago.
on Aug. 1, ,1957, the Fund also de¬
clared distribution of six cents a share
payable Sept. 3, 1957 from longterm capital gains realized during the fiscal year
Radio Corp. of
V. 183, p.
1114.
America—Navy Research Contract—
The
corporation has been awarded a research contract of approxiliiately $1,500,000 by the U. S. Navy's Bureau of Ships for a development study of an ultra-high-speed
electronic computing system
it
was
announced on AUg. 26 by Theodore A.
Smith, Executive VicePresident, RCA Industrial Electronic
,'
be
Products.
Mr. Smith said the study, designated as ^Project Lightning," will
conducted
by RCA,s Biznutc electronic data-processing system
department,, with assistance from the David Sarnoff
of
RCA
The
and
RCA
Electron
study, he
Tube
Center
Division.
will focus on the design of an ultradata-processing system, incorporating random
memory and high-density tape recording, which will exceed
by
high-speed
access
the
research
Reseai'ch
said,
electronic
farr ^ speed capabilities of
186, p.
733.
any presently available comparable system.
outstanding during gach period.
,,
earnings for the second quarter of 1957 m
1957 and second quarter 1956 results, setting
new highs for both
the quarter and the first half.
Orders averagea
just under $11,000,000 per month, portending continuing high shipment
volume, for the ensuing months.
Second quarter earnings of $1.20
per share raised the six-monin
total to $2.15,
compared with $2.02 a year ago, adjusted to reflect u
Orders,
shipments,
first
4 ft
stock
declined
and
quarter
dividend
paid
slightly from
a
connection with recent
in
1956.
Profit. ratio?, however,
reflecting extraordinary expense;*.'
December,
year
ago
acquisitions and
See Atlas
Corp. above.—V. 186,
p.
whole.
'
.
The new plants at
cated
in
-
<■
Roxbury Carpet Co. (& Subs.)—Reports Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Railway
oper.
revenue—
Railway,.oper. expenses,.,
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
.8,946,508.8,546,333
NeA
—V,
^er-
lob,
p.
oo4.
1,395,376
55,296,014
52!584|290
$2,442,716 $15,715,274 $16
„
1,211,230
____
(before provision for income
8,134,206
979 708
7^75i962
taxes)——11-,
on
income
1957
$8,610,311
£98.8-3
1^1,u
r
$557,740
income
Net income per shar«
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos —1956
$11,154,262 $10,989,049 $71,011,288 $69 563 998
$2,207,754
.
sales
Provision for Federal and State taxes
Reading Co.—June Earnings Show Gain
*
'
•
-
Porterville, Calif., and'Knox, Indiana^ were dedi¬
plant area. The aew i60-"",
progressing,on .schedule, a
end of the year, it was
June, adding. 140,000 sq. it. of
sq. ft. valve plant at Kearney, Neb.,, is
should be in limited production
by the
nounced.—V. 186, p. 530.
Income
733,
modernization ai
program, plus* increased material and labor -costs.
selling prices for some of our products, plus .continuing cost reduction
efforts, should combine to restore normal ratios for "the year as
Net
Radorock Resources, Inc.—Proposed
Merger
the current
expansion
26 Weeks Ended June 29—
,
and at least as good as-we expect the
market to be Oct.
ended
150,000
for per¬
The
months
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
West
Inc
Indiana, Inc.—May Sell Bonds
Privately—
six
1956.
net
a
—V.
Public Service Co.
the
—V. 184, p. 2057.
ended'July 31, 1957, this Fund reported a further
in net assets, shares outstanding and number of
all obtaining new highs. Net assets totaled $33,463,105,
compared with $27,703,921 as of July 31, 1956, an increase of 21ft.
Number of shares outstanding increased to 5,268,746 from 4,100,804.
Co.
trans-
The
of
Net income per share
::
Dividends paid per share-
^
two new
the beginning
Chemical
business.
new
•
Dreyfus
F6r the fiscal year
"
Earnings equaled $3.44 per share on the average number of common
Stock shares outstanding, an increase, of 39 cents over last 'year's
earnings of $3.05 per share.
'
■"During the' fiscal year, P&G acquired various' parts of the Duncan
Hines business In August, 1956, the Charmin Paper "Mills, Inc. business
half
200,000
$67,807,376.
-
first
Consolidated
Number of shareholders increased to
■
for
200,000
Whiteside,
Winslow,
350,000
p.
,
earnings
200,000
•
Puritan Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Up 21%—
Earnings—
1956-57 fiscal
of;-$1,538,290,374.
S.
186,
Leach__
&
shareholders,
yeatf P&G's net sales totaled $1,156,389,726,
highest ever in the company's 120-year history.
P&G passed the
pillion dollar sales mark ftfr the first time last year with total sales
U.
&
Parker
Carolina Securities Corp.
—V.
200,000
Tyson
Chace,
500,000
Sherrerd
net
■
the
Income
200,000
Yeatman,
500,000
Co.
Hinckley
&
substantial
Record figures for both sales and earnings were reached
by this
coihpany during the past, fiscal year, it was announced in the annual
sent to the company's 56,000 shareholders.
the
Agee
&
:«;«»:
&
Butcher
i
—
Sterne,
500,000
500,000
500,000
—
Co
&
Adams
'
statement
For
Sutro
&; Co.,
<
Harrison
Reinholdt & Gardner
Rodman & Renshaw
March 22, 1957,
McGlone
'Suplee,
_
500,000
500,000
Inc
&
Cohu
Stetson
of
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a public
offering of $25,000 of pre-formation limited partnership interests.
-.The March '22nd suspension order was .based upon non-compliance
With the terms and conditions, of Regulation .A, by reason of the failure
.to file the required semi-annual reports reflecting the amount of
securities sold. Subsequently,. a report of sales was filed, accompanied
by,an affidavit that the prior failure to file had been due to inadyertencp., Under the circumstances,, the Commission determined to
Co.,
Legg
Winslow,
oj,'
oer
v.ia'o.d H«yman, of New York,
proposed the formation of a limited New York partnership under
idhUvo,
name
C.
Co
&
Illinois
John
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Aug. 22 announced that,
at' tue
Hutton
F.
The
1519.
p.
provision of $1,873,000 for Federal income taxes, equivalent to 52 cents
per share, based on 3,335,099 shares of capital stock outstanding fur
Other
Inc.
500,000
Co.
E.
(N. Y.)—SEC Issues Order Vacating Or¬
der of Suspension—
.:
Consolidated
135,
Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Lower—
provision of $1,310,000 for Federal income taxes, were $1,537- 99b'
equivalent to 47 cents per share, based on 3,269,921 shares of capital
stock outstanding. This compares with net earnings of
$1,729,216, after
200.000
200,000
Rambo, Close & Kerner,
Granbery, Marache &
Postman Co.
Securities
Corp.
.
.
$
200,000
Inc. * r.
Irving Lundboxg & Co.,
Carl
.
after
'
800,000
800,000,
.
Co
&
fimded indebtedness.—V.
or
Rexall Drug
-
Co.
Inc.——
Townsend, Dabney &
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
...
Working capital at June. 30, 1957 was $1,313,702, including. $1 027 000
cash and U. S. Treasury certificates.
The company Jaas no bank
loans
200,000
Moseley
Stern Brothers & Co
out
•
in
200,000
Interstate
1,000,000
Corp.__
Inc.
.
200,000
&
Lunt
Humphrey,
Nolan, FlemingB.
Hibbs & Co.,
W.
186, p. 732.
who
depreciation, and depletion)
amounted to $344,275,- compared win,
$586,293 for the like period In 1956.
Based on the 1.181,870 sham
presently outstanding, this represents 29 cents a share and 50 cents
share, respectively.
'
•
;
•
:
;
a
The company pointed out that increased,operating, costs and
incieasert
rates of depreciation and depletion as well as decreased rates of
pro
duction accounted for the decline in net income.■"
Hulme, Applegate &
1,200,000
—
.
200,000
Sons.
&
Inc.
Folger,
3,000,000
$1.03
barrels for the sain
of 2,000 barrnil!
excess
5
'
a
Unaudited book net income for the six months of 1957 (before
incoirm
taxes, if any, but after allowance for dry holes and! book charges fnv
.
Louis
Sulzberger
&
Hamlin
—
Swiss
at
—
on
$1.08
3,300,000
;——
_
stock
common
Julg 31
and 2,822
.
.
construction
Co.
1,500,000
New York Hanseatic
3,000,000
'■
3,128,571
1957
July, 1957 production was in
250,000
250,000
Co
Garrett
Hallowell,
JET. Hentz & Co—i,0Qp,000
W. C. Langley & Co/— 1,000,000
1957
1956
revenues
$21,493,154 $2(1,227,996
—————■u,.—3,383,235
3,094;i5l
outstanding
Total
&
Robert
Co.,
&
Inc.
v
Avefage shares of common stock outstanding—
Earnings per share based on average shares
first six months of
period in 1956.
250,000
Co.
Boettcher
;
■
&
*'
July 31—
on
Inc.—
300,000
Co
&
Gairdner
—
Seven Months Ended
are
Co——
Bartow Leeds &
Ball, Burge & Kraus— 1,000,000
Shelby* Cullom Davis &
Co. ;
1,000,000
effectiveon
Increased-^-
rates
300,000
-
Doolittle
j.' 1,500,000
—
Robert W.
„
^Portlartd Gert^rar 'Electric 'Ctf.—Earnings
production
G. Reynolds,
Vice-President and k director of this company,
22 was named President of Reynolds International, Inc., in a.
by the aluminum firm to strengthen its overseas operations. He
will also be responsible for Reynolds exports from the United States.
Reynolds International has two plants in Columbia, and one each
in Canada, the Philippines and Mexico. Two additional units are under
Agnew & Co._
Cartwright &
Co.
2,000,000
Wood, Struthers & Co._
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day
on
Fla.,' wa8;;ileclared
Marks
M.
Co..
Feb. 5, last, covering a proposedjssneof 500,000 shares of capital stock (par $1), through Ply¬
mouth
been halted and
decline has
clay.
on
300,000
2,500,000
Co
Co..
&
300,000
300,000
Co
&
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
1,500,000
1,500,000
HIgginson Corp.—_ 1,500,000
Estabrook
Plymouth Fund, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Statement Effective
The
This
1957.
barrels for the
300,000
Inc.
Hill Richards
2,500,000
2,500,000
Moseley & Co
Dodge & Co
S.
Clark,
'
•
into
MacGregor,
&
Inc.
Witter
Lee
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income,—
was due, the company explained,
to lower rates of no
Flush production from recently completed wells prevail
and declined through the remainder of that year -in
1956
increasing with stepped up development of the company's properties
The
company
reported that net daily production
averaged
i qrd
will
300,000
;
Henry Herrman & Co.—
Co. 2,500,000
F.
$5,053,474
3,665,182
Co.
&
Co.
&
&
Weedon
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
2,500,000
Prsssprich &
$300,000
300,000
Childs & Co., Inc.
F.
Crowell,
Pierce,
Beane
Dean
$818,492
601,729
-
C.
Glover
Wertheim & Co.—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$841,103
604,220
the
2,500,000
Lynch,
below have severally agreed
following respective principal
named
Rhoados
Hutzler
■
purchasers
Co.
&
-Fenner
$4,708,420
5,764,907
'Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—June Earns. Declined
Period End. June 30—
effect to the current financing, cap¬
consists of: $508,561,000 in long-term
of
shares
Loeb,
M,
Salomon
Railway oper. expenses,
company
Corp._$7,100,000
Dick & Merle-Smith
2,500,000
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co
2,500,000
186, p. 424.
Railway oper. revenue
early
1957, total operating
$311,671,345 and net income
to
The First Boston
Merrill
ry.
amounted
from the company
the new bonds:
purchase
amounts
$4,029,075 $22,915,073 $22,763,778
3,04o,207
19,890,275
18,055,358
Railway oper. revenue—
the
PURCHASERS—The
to
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
t011K
decrease
production.
in
+i
1957,
parable period in 1956.
12 months ended June 30,
company
cumulative preferred stock, par value $100;
2,536,283 shares of $1.40 dividend preference common stock, no par
value, and 12,208,327 shares of common stock, no par value.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—June Earnings Off—
Period End/June 30—
of
749,995
debt;
letter of notification with the SEC
(par $100) and $100,000 of 7ft
subordinated debenture notes (payable in one, two or three years from
date) to be offered at par. No underwriting is involved. The proceeds
are to be used to retire bank lines of credit and to increase outstand¬
ing loans receivable.
—V.
the
of
$33,498,285. This compares with total operating revenues of $299,884,485 and net income of $32,035,326 for the calendar year 1956.
to
covering 100 shares of common stock
Net
Wilmington.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Pioneer Investment Co., Taos, N.
company
gas
EARNINGS—For the
$1,589,320
518,239
italization
The
and
and
revenues
Net
of
months
424.
p.
16 reported gross income of $1,250 978 f0v
as compared with $1,685,672 for the
company on Aug.
six
186,
Co.—Earnings Decline—
o
proceeds from
company .for payment
secured short-term bank loans
the
the
Period End. June 30—
1,
the sale of the bonds will be used
before maturity of $60,000,000 of un¬
incurred in June, 1957 primarily, for
construction purposes.
The company's current construction program
approximates $271,000,000, of which approximately $70,000,000 has
been or will be expended in the last six months
of 1957, and the
remainder in subsequent years.
As of June 30, 1957, the company
had construction commitments aggregating about $87,000,000.
It is
anticipated that in order. to finance its current construction program
the company will sell $25,000,000
par value of its cumulative pre¬
ferred stock in the fall of 1957 or in 1958, if market conditions are
considered satisfactory, as wail as other securities in 1958 and sub¬
PROCEEDS—Net
by
the
Railway oper. revenue—
Sept.
to
prior
redeemable
1986.
31,
628.
p.
as
100.159 ft |
(jointly),
will
bonds
The
w
projects
development
new
of this corporation
grams
$0.58
bonds
the
for
Brothers
Lehman
$151,574
Corp.—Backlog of Orders Rise—
for
orders
*
_*
bidders
Other
This
first
above.—V.
Storage Battery Co.
Reserve Oil & Gas
The
ding at 100.27999% for the indicated coupon.
949
178,541
the basis of presently outstanding
.
Piasecki Aircraft
Total
on
186, p. 322.
Shares.—V.
—
competitive bid¬
awarded the bonds on Aug. 28 at
was
59,027
•
$0.68y
:—i—
share———
common
per
$390,091
2,063
202,467
$173,632
—
taxes—_
income
Provision -for
"Earnings
——r
discount—
debt
1956
$421,713
43,551
:—
.
Interest charges
Amortization
1957
30—
Electric
See
The First Boston Corp. and
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—Earns. Up
Six Months Ended June
Total
■
Monday, September 2, 1957
.
Ray-O-Vac Co., Madison, Wis.—Merger Planned—
Electric &
Public Service
stock sold in June of this year and the
common
$40,000,000 of new bonds), the rest of the funds'being provided
internal sources to the extent available.—V. 186, p. 423.
..
.
.
(948)
12
"
.^o^the second quarter
~
net sales were $3,686,300 and
-
^
net inconie
:
In order to faciUtate transfers of stock now that the common
of the company is listed on the
Amerioan-Stock Exchange, the Guarau >
Trust Co. of, New York
City has been appointed as transfer agent _.ve'
the Chase Manhattan
Bank of New Tork City as registrar,
July 1, 1957.—V. 185, p. 2851.
^
elicti
186
Volume
Number 5669
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
lloyal McBee Corp.—To Build New Plant—
This
corporation
Aug.
on
14
announced
plans
to
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Reports Loss—
builcl
a
portable
Period End. June 30—
typewriter manufacturing plant in Springfield, Mo.
Philip
Railway
Railway
Zenner,
President, said the new plant was part of a
to implement the company's expanding business
and marketing plans in all its product lines, including data processing
equipment and electronic computers.
M.
long-range
revenue—
per.
expenses.
and
preparation
for
production
will
require
about
and'the plant will provide employment for about 1,000
two
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
ry.
oper.
deficit..
<■
'Deficit.—V.
186,
persons,
plant at Union, N. J.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$144,746
$990,487
$992,248
202,996
943,786
1,124,913
*$21,802
„
*$58,250
$46,701
*$132,665
132,833
On
314,011
87,904
said.
t
company's main facilities for the
manufacture
of
electric,
standard and portable typewriters are in Hartford, Conn.
Production
of Royal, typewriters is now running at: a rate of more than 500,000
units
year.
a
»
>ia|
-
Period End. Aug. 10—
Springfield site, Mr. Zenner said, will provide important advan¬
in transportation of the portable machines to the more than'
7,000 Royal dealers located in almost .every..community in the United
States.'. » • > *",1 '
•,> '■
■;
v:
corporation
recently announced
development 'activity with the building
research and development center
$
154,674,297
The
so
plans to expand its pro luct 1
'T a new 'womlHim • ioll r
stockholders
increase
>75
par value
Jtir-one split-up
in the Hartford area—V. -18G, p..'5.2J.,.
,
1,284,630,236
1,203,773,949
company,
plans
windows
manufacturer of
and
doors, lias disclosed
put manufacturing tools in the hands of the Combination
Division distributors..•
•
to
Window
a
.
dinghies
-
.
approving
proposal
Frank
C.
Russell,
newly
returned
to
the
President's
post
said: "We have designed special tooling which we
provide, our distributors on a lend-lease basis, so that
company,
to
manufacture
our
According to
Period End. June 30— '
Net
to
-
Net
from the Russell company for converting and. final
assembly
sizes and styles ordered by customers.
:
<
v •{'.<
pointing out some of the many advantages to this lend-lease pro¬
gram, Russell stated, "It will expedite delivery to customers; eliminate
into
■
.
employees, !
options to purchase common ;
meets
finished
inventory * of
make
structure;
in
quickly
style." • -
and
easily
'
that,
said
He
windows;
possible
three
large
be
in
small
for
corporation
down
payments to distributors.—V. 186,
at
fered
market
Securities
selling
Aug.
on
Corp.,
(around
New
Rutland! Ry.—June
ry.
Period End. June 30—
.
Railway
Railway
!
Net
notification
with
cents t
share),
proceeds
to
to
oper.
wfts
stock
declared
earned
184,
1957—Month—1956
$2,618,267
344,259
2,224,235
2,114,578
$12,727
$68,676
$411,355
as
2786.
p.
inc.'
oper.
22,618
164,529
dividend
Net ry.
*
200,436
tion
the
Aug. 23 by the board
fixed' a value of $34 per
surplus to
capital
1,715,638
5,174,500
$349,359
$536,466
of
oper.
expenses.
305,934
281,295
1.665,671
from
—V.
$43,425
oper. income
$255,171
*16,298
186,
$2,443,876
1,621,389
$650,086
82,036
first
3,544,710
from ry. opers.
$1,465,561
income—
550,199
oper.
186,
July 27—
1957—4 Weeks—1956
fiscal
ended
year
Juno
the
amount
current
determined
was
selling price,
shares.
.
is
Tins
will
bo
the
in the light of various factors, including
the approximate fair market value of the
-;
.
time
Oct.
that
Ryan lias declared a stock dividend.
stockholders of record Oct. 4, subject
to
30
approval by the California State Corporation Commissioner
application for permission to issue the additional shares.
The
dividend
five'shares
will
held.
the'/dividend
be
As
distributed
nine
months
the
of
the
on
basis
of
t
i
:
for
shares
419,393
are
outstanding
of
net income improved during
year,
1.000,000 shares of common stock.:
; '
Tt is the present intention of the board that the extra
year-end cash
• will
not be declared as in recent years..To. fill
ness
of
the: vacacy. on
G.
Sloane,
executive..
.the
West
business
Mr.
Shore
named
Jackson
Co.,
Robert
\
30— earnings
(L.) Sonneborn Sons, Inc. (N. Y.)—To Expand—
Expansion
$2,067,396 $11,326,248 $13,584,337
849,273
4,619,104
5,743,226
include
<
of
its
was
petroleum
microcrystalline
for
facilities
waxes
Investment
an
company,
Mr.
area.
General Counsel.—V.
corporate
the resignation of Har¬
Jackson, Los Angeles busiand
General
185, p.
Manager
of 'other
head
ana
Sloane
will
;
Co.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 6,218 shares of capital
stock (par $6.25) was made on Aug. 22
by White, Weld
& Co. at $52.50 per
share, with a dealer's concession of
$2 per share. It was completed.—-V. 186, p. 628.;
;
St. Regis Paper Co.—Exchange
',
1
Fursuant
-
to
offer
an
850,000 sharec of
a
.period-.in
Tacoina
'
by
C.
Vice-President
Is
enterprises in. the Los Angeles
Ryan's
as
the board' created
directors
of
the manufacture
announced
refiner
on
and
Aug,
above
,
continue
has
for
Co.
&
all
was
.announced on
it
Co.,
Becker
Inc.
SEC
corporation
at
be
for
-
Aug. 21.* '«■*.,«
•*•••*
negotiations leading
offer.-—V.- 186','
sions.
••
The
0'
companies added
now
operated
887
by Ryder
trucks
to
System's
the
••
/
,
purchase
Spray, N. C.,
by
Ryder
System
of
the
Goldston
$1
530.
p.
-
Express
Carolina;
Mass.f- and
tp'
'
•
,
the
*•
Em-
Sabre-Pinon Corp.—Mining Partnership Launched—
Active
mining of uranium ore deposits in New Mexico originally
discovered by this corporation has been commenced by HomestakeSapin Partners, a limited partnership of Hoinestake
Mining Co. and
Sabre-Pinon Corp,
* 1
■
Sabrc-Pinojy President,
included provision for
struction.
Homestake
ship,' and
has
Chase
Mr.
day
Richard
has
arranged
Manhattan Bank
!5, 23
advanced
additional
of
Mill
and
25 of
these
1958.
A
Commission for
work
has
scheduled
on
the
$7,500,000
credit
the
said
of
cash
agreement
and
to
$9,500,000
mill
the
partner¬
through
funds
are
adequate
N.
to build
M.,
The
1,500-ton-per-
a
near
Grants,
and
to
bodies already delineated in Sections
already begun, with
contract
has
been
completion
a
executed
with
the
target date
Atomic
Energy
purchase of Uranium concentrates produced. Shaft
on
each
of
remainder
the
of
sections,
the
and
further
exploration Is
properties.
Mr.
Bokum said that the mill will be
capable of producing approxi¬
mately 2,000,060 pounds of uranium oxide a year, operating at capacity,
and that it
would handle ores from properties owned by the Westwater
Corp. as well* as the
output of the Homestake-Sapin mines. Westwater
Corp. is a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Sabre-Pinon, stock in which is
{o be
distributed share-for-share to Sabre-Pinon stockholders of record
Sept;- 27.
Mr. Bokum
°f
said Sabre-Pinon will receive
Homestake-Sapin
Partners
and
three-fourths
Homestake
Mining
of the profits
Company
one-
fourth, after., loams-tp the-operating partnership, for mining and*con¬
duction baY&;bren. r-^
116-:'
•'
'V:
expenses
.
.
limited
production of
oxidized
,
has
waxes
been
time,
according to Sonneborn officials, while
plant addition Is expected to beghv shortly.
new
*
-
240,809 '
from
railway
bids
in
con¬
railway oper.
186, p. 217.
'
for
the
bonds
with
Prior, to
refunding
tion
the bonds may be redeemed
100%, plus accrued interest.
the
of
1,295,752
:
■
new
bonds
Allison-Williams
set
Co.
70,065
Final
for the
terms
inc.,
328,527
325,495
proposed
were
merger
announced
of
;>
19
by
Francis
C.
Whipple & Co.__
Under
be
the terms of
split
shares.
15
a
the
Schering
cents
$1 par V3lue.
holders.
would
would
600,000
Fitch,
Co
(3)
White
Co.—
North
&
A.
Becker
G.
Stockton
&
has
each
plus
share
of
total of
a
'
-.
into
Byrd
150,000
one
Courts
number
at
6,000,000
of
The
or
class
B
now
conditions
as
determined by
management.
Mr.
Erown
that
June
Laboratories
was
founded
in
1622.
For
White
located
1957,
its
$1,654,000.
has
on u-
Parkway'^
sales
extensive
with
•
the
fiscal
105-acre plant site
ai'kenilwortlj, "N.
*
•
-1(',
year
M.
production
;
■
Green,
,
...
-•:<
I-
iv
As Co.,
Ellis
Gregory
As
Hallgarten
Harrison
As
As
<fc
L.
Rothschild
Co
250,000
&.Co.
1,250,000
1,250,000
Hutton
Schoellkopf,
As
1,250,000
800,000
Stern,
Fox
Frank,
——
Stifel,
600,000
-
,
a—,—!—
Inc.
As
250,000
Co
150.000
.
Walter
Stokes
As
Co.—
100,000
As
250,000
.
Inc.—1
150.000
J.
Anderson
400,000
Stroud & Co.,
Inc
Sweney Cartwrlght As Co.
Thomas As
Co
800.000
1,250.000
Co
100,000
S.
Van
Strauss
As
Co
400,000
800,000
200,000
300,000
500,000
Aistyne, Noel As Co.
500.000
Wallace, Geruld*sen As Co.
500,000
Co
C.
N.
White
As
200,000
Co
(
Hulme,
Appli'gate A;
Inc.
Kirkland, Grubbs
Robert
150.000
Humphrey.
Jenks,
As
John
'
B.
*
-..,.
150,000
Joyce As
150,000
Co
MacArthur
"
L—
As
".
As
150,000
Co.
—
200.000
Co.—
150,000
Iiic.
Bkldlo As
.Yarnall,
'
200,000
f
Whittaker
L.
200,000
Arthur L. Wright As Co.,
Keir
Kenower,
Co.' *11
.
250,000
Nlcolaus. As .Co.,
Straus, Blosser
McDowell
200,000
300,000
Meyer As
!
——_
250,000
Sons-
Sons
As Co
As
As
Pomeroy,
Inc.
Shearson, Hatntnill As Co.
Stix
Haupt As Co
Hentz
500,000
250,000
—
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
400,000
Co
As
L
1,250,000
Co.
Hughes
Rand
F.
&
Co.
100,000
Garrett
Grande
H.
As
-
600,000
^—
Pressprlch
Singer, Deanc As Scrlbner
Stern Brothers As Co.^,
Co.,
Inc.
Ira
——
W,
■'■•'•*
150,600
Co.,
150,000
200,000
——
As
&
1$0,000
150,000
Corp.
Co._
As
'
,
150,000
Co
Corp..
Freeman
Glnther
facilities,
which is adjacent fo the Garden State
M.
500,000
Marshall-——
As
Robert
ended
J., and/three milesTrom:Schering's main
,
Iowa
Freeman
its
air-conditioncd
modern
As
Securities
Foster
$12,756,000
were
Together
Steele
of
,
150,000
300,000
Co
First
and net profit after taxes
subsidiary, Pharmaeo, Inc., it
serves both the ethical and proprietary market.
Proprietary drugs are
those advertised nationally
to
the public.
Some of its well-known
proprietary products include "Feen-a-Mint," a laxative chewing gum,
"Chooz," an antacid, "Mcdigum," for the treatment of coughs, and
"Regutol," a non-laxative regulator.
Its trade-marked ethical drugs
include a' variety of vitamins and nutrients, "Mol-Iron," a hematinic,
and "Aspergum," an aspirin-treated chewing gum.
It is the principal
producer of medicated gum?.
30,
totaled
As
First
the
..
/
Deetjen As Co.
Fahnestock
Schering board had also expressed the
intention to declare a 30-cent quarterly dividend on the new Schering
common stock after completion of the merger.
White
100,000
—
Co.
.Fauset,
<
.
,
stated
250.000
1,250,000
Emanuel,
(5) The
companies,
including
White'3
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Pharmaeo, Inc., would continue to be operated under the present names
and
Inc.
R.
Putnam
Elkins, Morris, Stokes As
now
of Schering
Pollock
E.
500,000*.. Raffenspcrger,
>
& Co., Inc
•
Co
150,000
'
660,000
Norrifl & Hlrschberpr, tnc!;100,000
.
V-7'
Corp.
..
200,000
Bodine_
As
500,000
250,000
Win.
Merle-Smith!
&
200,000
Co
&
150,000
Townsend,
Crou-ter
Dreyfus
stock in exchange
held by them.
White
the board of directors.
As
Masten <fc Co.—
McDonnell
150,000
Securities
:
Dick
would
class. A
Co.
a
250,000
Penington, Colket
Co.!'/
Peters, Writer <te Chris- '
.
tensen, Inc.
:,
—
—
Dellaven
100,000
200,000
Inc.-
Coe
«te
500,000
Shelby Cullom Davis
1,760,000 shares now outstanding, the
shares in the hands of present
authorized .stock
Inc
Union
Co.
share of the new preferred
White
Co.,
Dallas
shares,
shares with
3,520,000
274,593 shares of the. two classes
remaining
Schmertz
<fc
100,000
150,000
250.000
—,—
authorized
2,250,000
new
Co
Cunningham,
(1) Schering stock would
the
<fc
j
$400,000
A. Overton & Co.7»
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall, Inc.'
250.000
Clayton Securities Corp. "
7
outstanding.
,
would be held for
future capital needs and would be issued at such time and under such
(4)
L--_
In'c._^
J.
400,000
r
>1—
Brothers
to
severally
Coi-_!j
&
Co.;
Co.
A. E.
800,000—
Co.
&;
Co
&
Mullaney,
Wells
<fc Co.
Newburgcr, Loeb & Co.
New
York
Hunseatlc
,
200,000
Co.. Inc. 1,250,000
Broome
Burnham
Taylor
Mackall
'
Company
Co.__i2^i_A-'
278,983 shares of a new class of
cumulative preferred stock," par value $30.
receive lVa shares of new Schering
"5%
shareholders
stock
in
106.09%
have
Loewi
800,000
<fc
Baxter &
Brown,
would create
Schering
stock to be designated
put
,
authorized
converted
be
On the basis Of
split
(2)
presently
common,
value,
par
increase
an
-
agreement
merger
with
two-for-one
Sept, 19.,
as
Lawson,. Levy & Williams
400,000
Weeks
Barret,
*
*
-
>
<fc
:
on
from
below
named
Kormendi
150,000
Bache
President
of Schering,
and James C. DcCesare, President of White
Laboratories, Inc.
*
Culminating discussions opened more than a year ago, the merger
proposal has now been approved by the two boards of directors.
Proxy
material will be mailed early this week to stockholders of both com¬
panies. for special meetings
prices ranging
Kean,
„1_ 1,250,000
Bacon,
this.corporation and White
Aug.
on
received
were
,
v
150,000
;
Arthurs, Lestrange >fc Co.
;
Schering Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Laboratories,
coupon
the company the respective principal amounts
below;
Baker,
■
at
forth
Securities
Corp.
$702,083
'
same
underwriters
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $7,650,000
:
•
$528,827
,
the
<fc Co. 99.8399; The First Boston Corp. and Dean.
(jointly), 99.8099, and Blyth & Co., Inc., 99.80.
•"■ '<
Sept. 1, 1962, the new bonds will not be redeemable for
at a lower effective interest cost.
Aside from this limita¬
,
1,485,911
*
$119,089
.
Offered—
Loeb
agreed to purchase from
59,644
i
,
Co.—Bonds
...
$1,998,435
$85,561
inc.
Edison
Co.
UNDERWRITERS—-The
$2,014,738
211,880
.••*.'
n
—
-
California
Kulin,
Witter
American
rev.
common
County,
ore
oper.
Other
;
follows;
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$336,969
$327,370
revenue-
two-for-one
con¬
York.
New
mining of
the
started
II,
of mining
McKinley County.
construction has
April,
Bokum
program
Net
for
Bokum- said
forward the
D.
$17,000,000
processing mill in Valencia
carry
of
a
its
on
\
replacements for natural^or
for use in the manufacture
as
intended
its bid of 100.385%.
on
-
purposes.
1957—Month—1956
oper.
of
Moffctt
the
working capital and general corporate
operations
—V.
North
of
Net
;
Motor
approved on Aug. 9 by the ICC, effective Sept. 19.
This acquisition has a stock value of
$200,000, Mr. Ryder said.
Pending before the ICC are the acquisition of five additional motor
carriers: Cooper Motor Lines of South Carolina; Loo-Mac
Freight Lines
Memphis and* Atlanta; Miller Motor Lines
mott-VaUey Transportation Co. of Uxbridge,
Transit Line, Macon, Ga.—V.
186, p. 628.
Railway
Railway
leasing divi¬
was
of
used
approximately
national
for
some
Southern
on
Period End. June 30—
The
leasing
for
function
primarily
which
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.—June Earnings Declined—
Lincoln* Truck Rental Co.
of
Buffalo
and Syracuse,
N.
Y.;
Monumental Truck Rental of Baltimore, Md., and Barnett Truck Leas¬
ing Company, of* Detroit, Mich., are the latest additions to the Ryder
System. - TotaJ purchase price was $1,575,000, according to Mr. Ryder.
-
Petrolia, Pa., to
microcrystalline type
corporation, which is a
manufacturer
of
microcrystalline
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. headed an underwriting group
on
Aug. 28 offered publicly $40,000,000 of 4VS%
first and refunding mortgage bonds, series
J, due Sept. 1,
1982,, at 101.085,% and accrued interest iq yieldbapproximately 4.80%. The group won award of the issue Aug. 27
accepted in fuU
to be issued over
stock of St. Paul' <fe
Aug. 22 filed a letter of notification with the
50,000 shares of conimon stock
(par 10 cents) to be
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
covering
offered
Trucking Co.
new
plant
struction
,
vehicles
pilot
operation
ore
the .outstanding
conducted- the
mentioned'exchange
The
acquisition, by this corporation of three truck leasing companies
has been announced by James A.
Ryder, President of Ryder System,
Inc., • parent company of Ryder Truck Rental and the Great Southern
-
at
oxidized
this
'■
which
waxes
waxes, are
of emulsion polishes.
been
this company
of
Sanitary Dishwasher Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
v
2851.
Ryder System, Inc.—Acquires 3-Truck Leasing Firm—
The
hard
vegetable
A
of
by
leading
a
plant
wax
28
..
These
Offer—Acquisition—
which
exchange
stock
common
exchange
Lumber
A';'.G.
*
The
7,000
the
for the year of $1,036,681, equal to $1.36
shares outstanding, compared with $1,053,059,
700,696 shaves outstanding in the previous year.
of the past year—tlie three months ended
of $289*54 showed a rise of more than 85% over
of $156,783 for the comparable period of the previous year,
Mr.
Brooks pointed out.
Sales for these quarterly periods amounted
to $10,030,186 and $3,655,452,
espectfvely.—V. 186, p. 734.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
.
dividend
rison
the
the
final
each
authorised
an
high level
total
a
.
shares will • be issued, payment of
fractions'will be made in cash. At the
capitalization*, of
"
shave
one
It
to
record
a
profit
waxes.
an
of
to
rose
For
$5,484,725 $32,850,602 $34,524,484
3,417.329
21,524,354
20,940.147
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
"
i
fractional
no
applicable to such
present ..time,•hthere
'
•
,
first
issued
as
30
$1.50 per share on
the final quarter
or
172,874
Earnings Off—
217.
p.
the
for
■
This
1957—30 Weeks—1956
$5,352,719 $43,637,255 $40,461,794
per share on the 761,087
$822,487
91,006
1957—Month—1956
expenses.
ry.
1396.
p.
$32,719,078, approximately doubling the $15,375,034 total of
previous year, according to John G. Brooks, President.
Following heavy research and development expenditures during
June
oper.
V.
184,
Subs.)—July Sales Up—
$5,883,306
Sales
217.
p.
$5,010,271
Net
book value.—V.
186, p. 324.
quarter and reached
;
revenue..
—
less than
or
of
railway
Railway
directors.
End.
Sales
6,775,847
$2,315,757
rev.
not less than the book value
of the company less
any reserves for deprecia¬
thereagainst, except that any property sold at
be sold for the highest bid prico. received at such
Siegflcr Corp.—Sales Over 100% Higher—
revenue...
Deficit.—V.
Ncc
prices aggregating
or
books
Shoe Corp. of America (&
1957—6 Months—1956
oper.
oper.
stock
common
price
the
on
auction whether it be more
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—June
shfcre to be transferred from
shares to be issued as a dividend.
the
for
shares of
.
amortization
or
the
Stock Dividend—
outstanding
and
public auction may
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$3,174,471 $10,252,269 $13,609,086
1,050,894
Period End. June 30—
on
*
'
'
628.
p.
rev.
for
recorded
$503,689
*21,512
7.
Sept.* 11 will consider; (ah authorizing sale-of
assets Of company's all-year air conditioning
on
property
Period
$1,906,210
operations
217.
p.
186,
Net
1957—6 Mos.—1956
358,278
1957—6 Months—1956
and defense division plant,-pursuant to an. agreement dated
1957, between company and Arkansas Louisiana Ga* Co.; <bj
all, or any part of, company's -other business, property and
assets upon such terms and conditions as board shall deem
expedient,
provided sales in (b) are consummated not later than Oct. 31, 1958,
$9,896,702 $11,501,739 $58,901,716 $62,492,773
expenses"
7,990,492
8,327,268
48,649,447
48,883,687
Period End. June 30—
three
$2,635,590
\
.
July: 26,
from railway
railway
Railway
Railway
oh
board
The
1956.—V.
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
2100.
p.
that
revenue-
oper.
rev.
—V.
Aetna
to
go
model
division
'
to '
the
be of¬
through
are
Net
SEC—-
$412,935
income-,-
186,
of
(par five
per
The
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—20%
20%
assets
his
since
655.
p.
7,/''
.
stockholders
business,
=
are
at Juiic 30,
Railway
A
.7 7
....
...
that,
Servcl, Inc.—To Sell Business of Two Divisions—
The
f
*$0.91-
fixed
said
$308,537,642 $276,626,590 $1,783,570,877 $1,686,225,766
-
and
884.
p.
$371,005
expenses.
oper.
stock
1957—Month—1956
Net rev. from ry. opers.
'Deficit.—V,
$4,117,217
In
185,
7,769,653
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—June
Earnings Off—
Earnings Down—
Railway oper. revenue:.oper,
Y.
N.
180,
Period End. June 30—
Net
letter
a
$1.25-$1.50
York,
stockholders.—V.
Railway
filed
21
12,884 shares of class B
covering
*" "'^$0.71
He
ever.
of
effect,
outlets
Russelll Reinforced Plastics Corp.—Files With
The
$3,555,093
! *r *$0.47
$0.3T'
than
big motor standards.—V.
186, p. 324.
sale
operations
SEC
$2,159,279
' \*
3,652,436
$36,866,145,
company
sold
share—
com.
"
*
.
will
per
6.582,922
3,027.829
compared with $38,125,448
a considerable saving In capital'
selling price and permit flexibility
processing all orders, regardless of
size
or-
the lend-lease program will add 70 sniall
throughout
the country,
in
addition
to
the
factories,
which will continue
to
operate
in
Columbiana, Cambridge and Pandora, Ohio.
}
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Special equipment has been designed by the Russell company, which
manufacturing
$1,952,291
—i—
stronger
July 31— 1957—Month—1956
Sales
—V.
$61,260,994 irom $53,389,699 a year ago. Funded debt -was reduced to.
$25,006,699 from $26,433,476 and preferred stock to $14,907,500 from '
$15,000,000. As a result, working capital was lower at
effect
lower
a
1,680,922
—;
a
complete range of sizes,
"Scotty,"
suitable
fo»
prams,
to the 40-horspower "Royal Scott" luxury motdr.
Prcstdent, said that the trend to more power in
continuing
modern
Per. End.
*'
1957—6 Mos.—1956
4,045,545
1,886,266
is
and
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Sales Down—
$19,874,159 $38,838,815 $39,641,776
3,633,213
canoes,
Atwater,
models
10
3.6-horsepower
priced
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
"Giving effect to 4-for-l split in December, 1956.
Balance sheet at June 30, 1957 shows an increase
■*-/-
,,
,
,
"
In
taxes
taxes
profit
Earns
materials
Inc.
esti¬
company stepped up the horsepower of its biggest motor from 33 to
40 last year, sales of the top models have more than doubled. He
said
that the new 22'-horsepower model Is
being introduced this j'ear to
meet
continuing public demand for a
modestly
selected
grant
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$19,944,613
before
Income
going
they can
are
complete line of Rusco products at the local level."
Mr. Russell, distributors will purchase semi-finished
v
sales...
Profit
the
of
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.
■V
or
B.
includes
lightweight
outboards
on
ha::,tiding executive officers and directors,
stock of the company.—V. 186, p. 530.
/
»
the
•
...
line
new
from
(F. C.J Russell Co.—To Lend-Lease Tools—
This
is
all-new
The
>
$
the
and
Stock
York
New
22-horsepowcr model that offers big motor performance
cost,
and
further
improvements in colorful styling and
economical operation are features of the
1953 jScott-Atwatcr
outboard motors, it was announced on Aug. 28.
■
Nov.
4 will
consider amending
the charter
authorized common stock from 9,000.000 shares,
to 27,000,000 shares, $1.66% par value to effect a thrcc-
to
as
the
on
modest
II.
Plans Stock Split—
,
The
price
quiet,
1957—32 Wks.—1956
$
167,269,497
The
tages
closing
...
1957—4 Wks.—1956
$
Sales
closely-held corporation with approxi¬
a
Scherlng's
Scott-Atwater Manufacturing: Co.—New Model—
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up—
\V
of
on Aug.
16 ($81), the value of White Laboratories
approximately $25,000,000.—V. 185, p. 2918.
at
An
at
The
basis
Exchange
■
49,607
'
the
mated
217.
p.
White is
mately 230 stockholders.
\
$120,785
142,587
Zenner
Mr.
.
1957—Month—1956
per.
program
Construction
years,
13
(949)
„
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'
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■
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4
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,
'
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14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(950)
PROCEEDS—Not
used
the
in
to
about
be
4,370,000
supplies
the
sale
of
the
bonds
new
will
be
electricity
portions
in
to
central
of
population
a
and
estimated
California,
southern
Railway
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
EARNINGS
FOR
AND
3
MONTHS
12
Operating revenues
ENDED
1957—3 Months—1956
$
JUNE
Net
30
$
'
Net'
$
'
52,484,745
47,258,824 206,215,830
$744,675
186,
$3,970,520
$918,861
479,249
606,974
inc.
oper.
$4,792,213
Total
1,863,672
1 2,758,406
income
non-oper.
etc.,
10,341,051
43,002,342
Cnl 1
275,942
429,861
1,357,608
44,359,950
41,449,611
3,242,781
2,694,939
12,057,332
10,727,879
Railway
oper.
deductions
expenses..
from
rev.
railway
operations
Net
income
7,413,376
8,075,973
32,302,618
30,721,732
1,355,178
1,358,991
5,427,614
4,516,023
dividends
Preferred
Preference dividends
Common
Balance,
Earn,
—V.
164,463
604,084
4.516,128
5,026,770
surplus
com. share—
per
''
144,198
dividends
19,702,050
6,568,870
Net ry. oper.
—V.
702,169
17,972,853
7,530,687
2,036.391-
887,230
$0.70
$0.87
$3.12
186,
Record
this
first
$972,484,
Gold
50
or
cents
production
double that of a year ago was earned by
Harder, President, reported.
Earnings rose to
B.
99 cents
or
share,
a
before
taxes
each
on
was
than
more
$2,904,985,
2918.
were
1956.—V. .185,,p.
Southern
affil.
double
at
74,946
against
$1,333,484
Profit
'•
.•
'V
$
;
'•
*
:
•
'
.
52,433,369
25,812,767 V'29,491,474
753,866 1 1,812,176
17,507,316
838,586
Federal and
ounces of fine
based
,,
1,598,921
Co.—Gross
•Earns,
.
79,256,309 171',128,987 159,050,274 v'
13,400,000
18,700,000
./-v
34,800,000
^;37,000,000 '
60,556,309 136,328,987 122,050,274
••
1
$0.96 *■"; " $2.16<;»
$1.93
66,856,154
share
per
"Based
*
$1.06
shares.—V.
63,224,386
on
Standard Oil Co.
186,
on
20 by President F. M. Banks.
Aug.
Mr.
Courtlandt S. Gross, President of the Lockheed Aircraft
director of the Southern California Gas Co., was announced
•*
also
Gross
Lockheed
is
director
a
companies.—V.
186,
../■■•
pacific Finance Corp. as well as the
in
./
5.
p.
*
depletion,
Interest
-
Southern New
income
on
1957—Month—1956
$8,734,262
1957—6 Mos.—1956
Net earnings
$8,197,112 $52,075,851 $47,673,435
Other
operating
taxes—
5,972,913
916,146
460,170
Net
operating
income
$1,435,033
$1,244,687
$7,589,380
1,836,170
5,840,348
6,025,132
taxes
income
Net
after
—V.
186,
charges
5,498,585
36,339,195
31,925,934
1,025,207
5,570,801
6,017,424
428,633
2,576,475
Earnings per
—V.
^ 25,159,000
:
earn-
' _l—
____——
—
—
i"
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Standard Pressed Steel Co. (&
v
,*.
The
at Room 2117,
(EDT) on Sept,
company
to
up
of
noon
$7,500,000
165
Broadway,
yids
5
equipment trust
certificates,
New
for
JUNE
FOR
Period End. June 30—
AND
FIRST
revenue
45,286,289
oper.
ry.
—V.
expenses.
37,289,077
1957
sales
to mature in
railroad equip¬
new
45,608,057
51,490,838
4,079,585
21,781,756
22,777,180
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$
$
revenue—
21,409,250
22,513,688
135,872,670
140,415,642
oper.
expenses.
15,933,171
<15,860,171
95,849,899
95,566,990
from ry. opers.
5,476.079
6,653,517
40.022,771 '44,848,652
income—
3,005,154
3,205,100
20,442,147
—V.
186,
22,239,355
324.
p.
Average number
Earnings
Federal
Other
1957—Month- -1956
$
$
$
48, 771.101
313,537,083 286,524,188
30,658,918
8,905,127
29, 241,405
173,083,523
7, 767,012
184,424,249
51,603,393
4,147,367
3 741,167
24,380,242
22,167,132
taxes..
taxes
operating
income
45,058,713
9,235,177
8, 021,517
53,129,199
46,214,820
8,686,599
charges
186,
7, 525,809
50,335,135
43,532,639
424.
p.
*
A
electric
new
typewriter, called the Remington Statesman, that
spaces
each
letter
of
the
alphabet according to its
only machine of its kind yet
developed
that
retains
both
the
operating ease and meclibnieal reliability of conventional
typewriters—has just been announced by Remington Ranch-
proportionally
width—the
Issues New Furniture Catalog—•
The
'
new
containing
color
<
—V.
Remington
26
tone
186,
Rand
and
pages
has
taken
"Dream
JUNE
:
$7,450,000
Office"
Furniture
colorfully illustrated,
leading
role
in
tells
Catalog.
how
all
dramatic
office
new
This
corporation, it
for
order
an
ceased
announced
was
under
be
to
the
holding
a
Aug. 26,
on
Holding
applied
to
holding
a
common
owns
100%
in
company
stock of
of
the
1938.
It
Standard
February,
Shares
to
shares.
Gas
itself
public-utility
additional
Co.
Philadelphia Co.
Commission orders
they
are
Period
End. July 31—
into
approved
proposal
a
investment
an
of
its
reduced to
186,
p.
464.
of
sell
Duquesne
4.58%
of
an
additional
stock
is- held
the
have
announced
stock
in
the
stock
common
State
See
also
V.
186,
p.
1957—Month—1956
Railway
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses-
92,332
Net
ry.
$264,293
186,
p.
permit,
•
In
the
per
<
rate
Theodore
H.
Net earnings for
•
company's
share
earned
hi recent
years
Profits
20%
1957
for
the
over
earnings
in
(Share.—V.
186,
to
cents
to
40
are
estimated
and
1956.
six
period last
half
cents,
months
$306,984,
of
of
25
1956
per
Aug.
per
$259,452,
the
the
best
52
cents
common
the
stock
cents.
for
share,
equal
be
to
increased
income
the
share
28.
exceed
on
per
increasing
Silbert
to
paid
cents
the
share if earnings
1956—34V2
cents
of
of
Mr.
1957
Net
year.
or
by
increasing
10
on
expected
dividends
1955—32'/a
first
first
are
Cash
to
and
cents
Silbert, President, stated
were:
p.
36
history,
same
the
from
1957
in
the
amounted
stock
1957,
dividend
of
100,000
Blyth
the
first half
compared
to
of
with
cents
&
be
a
on
the
•were:' 1947, 5 cents*
1931, 13 cents; 1952)
cents;: 1956, 27 cents:
7
•
PRESENT
'
$1)
.
FINANCING
Outstanding
*.
-
.
"'"$4,500,000
*$5,500,000
85,000
*
85,000
$600,000 shsr:
The
policies
.
credit
agreement, is
under
time
in* the
This
to
V-Loan
a
note
amount
385,500 shs,
guaranteed by the
Agreement
Guarantee
(currently
3Va%.
of
of
$1,000,000
interest
bears
time
.'.
.
at
the
been
have
prime
4M>%) -with
commer¬
maximum
a
ol
;
1957.
>
»
-
-
.
Shares
Bacon.
Whipple
Robert
W.
Co-.—
&
Baird &
5,000
Co.,
Inc.
5,000
Blunt Ellis
5,000
Saunders,
& Simmons
5,000
Stiver & Co.—
5,000
629.
p.
1957—Month—1956
$1,447,587
.
1957—5 Months—1956
$1,543,024:: $7,692,524
"
.
$7,718,21g
/
.
,
r
,
,
^
report
for the fiscal,year .ended April•• 30,>•, 1957, shows
12-month period of $1,329,796, James F. Connaughton,
the
off
of
to
deficit
of
special
for
account
items
operating
losses
by
its
fiscal
endoj. April
year
1957,
largely
30,
totaling $1,334,223, representing
developmental work.
certain
intangibles and
Connaughton states that
Mr.
_
action
has
been
eliminate,
to
taken
substantially the operations of
by discontinuing its Plastics
Division.
Although tliesc measures coijld not be completed in time to
show their full effect in the first
quarter of the company's current
fiscal
year,
operations for
the
three
months, ended July
31,
1957,
the
company's
have
Instrument
produced
curtailing
Division
consolidated
not
and
income
of
leading
manufacturer
Connaughton
$241,166, Mr.
reveals.
American
,
apparatus
LaFrance
Corp.,
a
five
of
fighting
and
fire
prevention
equipment,, and
Yawman
& Erbe
Cq., producers of -steel desks and, office equipment,
to two principal and
profitable subsidiaries of the company, are con¬
tinuing to make progress,. Mr. Connaughton states.
Ho reports that
Manufacturing
1
Off—
American
1957—6 Mos.—1956
LaFrance
is
scheduled
quarter of the current fiscal
281,284
238,534
1,719,670
$1,551,171
1,536,207
*$16,991
$12,302
*$83,982
$14,964
Mr.
52,885
530,785
388,454
to
an
in
delivery
commence
under
year
$*8,000,000
the
last,
Air Force
S.
U.
produced
contract for crash
apparatus
trucks and
that
and
fire
prevention
Yawman
time,
and
Erbe's
Connaughton
the company's
equipment
products
states.
He
are
points
out
sales of fire
fighting
At the same
widening market,
growing.
are
enjoying
a
tlices
that
subsidiaries
two
a
profit of $2,188,968 during the past fiscal year.
provision is being made for Federal, income taxes on current
earnings of subsidiaries because on a consolidated basis no tax ljas
No
Aug.
27
for
filed
public
registration statement with
a
$1
sale
par common stock,
for the account of
accrued
Mr.
the
due
to
the availability of
Connaughton
states.—V.
loss carry-forwards from
186,
218.
p.
prior years,
j
(J. L.) Stifel & Sons, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
the
of which
See Indian Head
Mills, Inc. above.—V.
186,
218.
p.
:
r
com¬
Co.,
proceeds
to
the
in Los
are
expected
to
be
obtained
from
the
sale
of
Its
present
Angeles.
The
company now has outstanding 838,000 shares of
common
stock,
of which officers and
directors own 526.038 shares.
The
prospectus
hsts nine
selling stockholders, including. Louis D. Statham of
Beverly
the
company's
proposes
per
to
Anna
sell
under
the
dividends.
months'ended June
Authorized / /
•
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!
Force
follows:
as
for
further
by certain "selling stockholders."
The public offer,mdenvrltln£ terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Inc., is listed as the principal underwriter.
proceeds
Hills,
TO
of
cash
1957.
minimum
a
number
costs
such
218.
offered
rate.
Air
31,
collateral.
annual
loss
written
common
company from its sale of 100.000 shares will be
added to the general funds of
the company. * The
company expects
to apply an
amount at least equal to such net
proceeds to the pur¬
chase of land and the cost
of construction Jof a
new
plant in Los
Angeles County, Calif., which will
replace buildings occupied by the
company at five different locations in Los
Angeles.
The company has
obtained an option on 23 acres of
land north of Santa Monica at a
cost of $390,000.
Plans for the construction df the new
plant are in
preparation, and the estimated cost thereof is
$1,000,000.
Part
of
and
21
to
EFFECT
intention
and
100,000
530.
1955,
20 cents. '
1959^^
(par
186, p. 363.,'-
$1,635,688
200'000 shares of its
np
are
and
plant
approximately
corporation
?/iF«C0V
cents;
13
cents,
1957,
issued
Co
&
$250,836
-deficit
oper.
*Del'icit.—V.
the
announced on Aug. 28.
Of this amount, $343,965 represents
operating loss, on net sales of $36,659,418, and the remainder is made
of other charges. As a conservative measure, the-company has also
Standard
734.
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Ry.—June Net
Period End. June 30—
is
stock
up
of
by the company.
per
President,
•
in
Oregon of the proposed
offering of
preferred stock at $100 per share and 4,000 shares
at $25 per share is
pending, according to an an¬
notes
the
from
are
The
a
Stanley Drug Products, Inc.—Registers in Oregon—
Registration
cents
Sterling Precision Corp.—Reports Loss— ^
■
1,000 shares of 6%
Net
their. intention
regular quarterly dividend on the common
commencing with the last quarter of
annual
30,
27
GIVING
Period End. July 31—
sales
out¬
9,000
by
Philadelphia., Standard Shares has. outstanding only
and a $1,250,000 bank loan.—V.
186, p. 629.
This
Standard Financial Corp.—To Raise
Dividend Rate—
directors
June
current
of
as
106,
—V.
.Its .only
and
pany
The
1950,
1954,
Net
of Standard
holdings
10
Sterchi Bros. Stores,
Inc.—July Sales Decreased—
them
-stock
it
ten
cents;
5
Feb.il,
insurance
r
and
—V.
of
stages, of
company.
interest, consists
1.2%
requiring
of
Shares
which, in turn,
The latter two
the'final
in
now
45.6 %
Common Stock Offering—
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Months—1956
$6,519,471
$6,199,102 $56,239,652 $59,726,379
sales
—V.
the
Fulton, Reid <fo Co., Inc.— 16,000
Goldman,' Sachs & Co
16,000
Cruttenden, Podosta & Co. 10,000
Hayden, Miller & Co._^
10.000
I
Light Co., which lias been
shares;
and
it .proposes
to
An
Electric
<fc
of
to
the Commission
1956,
transform
remaining
Gas
stock
common
holding companies are subject
•to liquidate and
dissolve, and
liquidation.
approximately
owns
now
were
UNDERWRITERS'—The names of the underwriters and the
respective
of common shares which each has
severally, agreed to pur«
the
Statham Instruments,
Ltd., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files
Net
in
common"
the
rate
chase
Company; Act
has
1956,
nine months
numbers
„
Company Act declaring that it
and the Commission has given
company;
dividend
continue,
tAfter-, three-for-one stock split in
July,
23,672,000
scenes.
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—July Sales Improved—
'
is
41/2«%
5,695,000
-
884.
p.
stock
assigned
cial
18,115,000
*35,159,000
■
30,
the
company
tLife
;
1956
-"
2,400,000
cx
Net rev. from ry.
opers.
-
the
30
22,298,000
(not)
due
Department
9,042,000 '«.«■ 8,388,000
14,489,000 <-< 10,768,000
Standard Shares, Inc.—Seeks Holding
Exemption—
of
'
which
$23,531,000 $19,156,000
__
nouncement
Sperry Rand Corp.—New Electric Typewriter—
i
AT
In
1956,
Bache
standing
Southwestern Public Service
Co.—Secondary Offering
secondary offering of 20,400 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Aug. 21 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane at $29.121/s> per
share, with a dealer's
concession of $1 per share.
It was oversubscribed and
the books closed.—V. 186, p. 464.
•
,
cash
a
combining
of
agreement—.:—
and. expires Dec.
equity capital from said of common stock.
H. Thomas
Hallowell, Jr., President, said that total incoming business
exceeded shipments in the first half of 1957, bringing the company's
backlog of unfilled orders to a new all-time high. "We are looking for¬
ward to an active second half year and believe that 1957 will be an
outstanding year in company's growtn," he stated.—Y. 186, p. 8o4.
Duquesne
—A
1
$1.24
debt
worth
Net
In
Net
$1.35
liabilities
Long-term
the
52,946,589
income
SHEET
BALANCE
working capital
Property and other fixed assets
as
expenses
Net "after
—V.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
revenues
operating
1,944,066
—
Sept.
$886,000.
has a credit agreement with two banks dated Juno
providing for a revolving credit" of a maximum of $5,500,000
at any one time
outstanding, each borrowing to* he evidenced by a
90-day promissory note bearing interest at - a 'rate. of l J/4% above the
prime commercial rate but not less than *4%
nor
more
than 5%
interested persons until Sept. 17, 1957, to request a
hearing thereon.
Standard Shares (formerly Standard Power & Light Corp.) registered
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
$
Operating
Operating
1957,
expansion
cents;
13
ended
note,
"The
■
1,
number of shales
period
Net
has
Period End. June 30—
on average
during
assets
Current
SEC
Southwestern Bell
months
Capital
t
2,509,000
shares
of common
share
per
*Includes
oper.
oper.
1949,
1953,
90-day> promissory
$2,210,000
1,785,892
1957
Railway
rev.
2,838,000
$2,620,000
income
CONSOLIDATED
Railway
ry.
Net
Current
9,882,990
$
Net
26,
policy
a
share
per
cents;
-"credit
1,340,000
1957—6 Mos.—1956
Southern Ry.—June Earnings Lower—
Net
6,059,000
MONTHS
48,626,449 255,861,954 265,205,596
38,743,459 210,253,897 213,714,758
,
for
pursue
CAPITALIZATION
$31,502,000 $26,061,000
outstanding
3,617,666
Period End. June 30—
5
•
cents;
nine
Y.,
734.
p.
1948,
20
tBank
1,555,000
ended
year
were
years and nine
adjusted for the three-for-one stock-split,
1957,
30,
1956
*
7,013,000
from
7,997,212
income
oper.
186,
N.
6,
$
opcr.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
York
the purchase
SIX
1957—Month—1956
$
Railway
Railway
fiscal
earnings
company's
Subs.)—Sales Up 21%
Six Months Ended June 30—
income before taxes, etc.-:
and amortization
Provisions for Federal, State and local taxes—
series YY,
15 equal annual installments, and to be secured
by
ment costing not less than $9,375,000..
EARNINGS
the
in
July
requirements
company to
Dividends
.
Gross
Will
sales
DIVIDENDS—On
cash
v
$2.24
.\
.
,
,
stock, dividend were declared; payable'Sept. 30, 1957,
shareholders:of record Sept. 23, 1957. These dividends will accord¬
ingly be paid on the shares now offered.
As long as the
35,418,821 -V 33,954,824
-
by
to
$75,903,508
$2.33
186, p. 464.
Net
91-?
$2.12
share, and-;a 1%
.
Depreciation
Southern Pacific Co.—To Sell Certificates—
it
•
'r 608,318
/
$82,576,935
_
outstanding share—
average
•
18G, p. 324.
1957, sales were $24,620,000 and. earnings were $855,000.
2,499,518
324.
p.
In net
Average number of shares outstanding——
$7,230,559
1,122,157
Federal
18,043,000
—._——
interest
ings of subsidiaries
England Telephone Co.—Earnings—,
Period End. June 30—
and
expense
taxes
Federal
$2.07
outstanding.—V.
net
and after-tax
$24,616,000
ended June 30,
$947,909,818
860;218,980
766,135,874
34.138,235 L- 75,507,534
4,487,439
4.595,584
retirements"
——r!__—:
amortiz.
Minority stockholders'
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
$1,049,464^589
,
Costs, operating, selling and admin, expenses -
Deprec;,
3,461,787 shares
./. EARNINGS—Net
-
operating revenues
income
$1.17
share
per
on
.
:.
Total
of
a
as
Earnings
90,904
$7,343
.
"
Election
Corp.,
$1.17
earnings
BUSINESS—The company, which operates two plants, in
Cleveland
producing standard and precision forgings fdr the ..aircraft,,
machinery
missile and other-industries, has pioneered many
forging applications
of specialty metals such as heat-resisting
alloys, titanium „and molybde¬
num for use in jet and turbine
engine components.
—____$!,038,841,928 $937,947,593
Dividends, interest, and other income——/;< 10,622,661 /-.• 9,962,225
and
$7,153,828
6,860,000
..
.;
T/ '
629.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
1.
1957
1956
(Indiana)
Six Months Ended June 30—
Sales
$4,041,473
1,284,177
457,895
proceeds1 of the 60,000-share sale will be used
by the,company to pay indebtedness and provide working capital
for-its
newly acquired subsidiary, Custom Tool & Manufacturing- Co.,'
Minneap.
oils; to finance the moving of certain* Steel Improvement
operations
into space-recently leased adjoining its main plant in
Cleveland; and
to provide working capital. ,•
;
•
'
J- • '
•
t
Board—
oil
80,256,154
taxes
income
Net
•
California Gas
other
income (est.)
on
$4,047,654
4'86234g
(includ.
interest)
PROCEEDS—-The
437,720,526 379,267,813 869,832,333 740,261,003
_____—
taxes
117,449
o
shareholders not in management.• <>.'*'■
,
half
first
the
in
before
40,005
1
,
1957—6 Mos.—-1956
v
•
and
cos.
6,915,000
89,311
-1
Steel Improvement & Forge Co.—Stock Offered
An
underwriting group headed by Fulton Reid & ..Co.,, Inc.'
on Aug; 28 made a public offering of
77,000 shares of
common stock (par $1) at $18 a share.
Of these shares
60,000'are being sold by the company rand 17,000
Subs.)—Earnings Up
."r: $ ,*
419,374,624 352,701,180 838,528,683 686,228,713
Income
Gross' income
in the six months ended June 30, from
of the 1,961,750 shares outstanding.'
metal, compared with 32,389 a year earlier, while platinum output was
6,659 ounces, against 11,798.
Neither earnings nor
production for the first six months of 1956
Include
the
operations
of
Frontino
Gold
Mines,
Ltd.,
which
was
acquired after that date, and which is now a wholly-owned subsidiary.
Operating profit before depreciation,
depletion and income taxes
Was $3,229,615 for the latest period, against $1,497,201.
Net earnings
Of
from
other
Other
*
3,500,000
<V7A
.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$3.36
3.740,000
K
'
"Based
'
$
Co.—Earnings Up—
.
222,201
5,074.118
1,811,603
400,848
685,050
6o'57<S
income
expenses
Net
$617,377
225,399
$773,544
371,534
■
State
'
profit
Lewis
company,
$1,939,985,
52.
'
43,598
56,202
income
p.
$113,773
196,338
exps.
(estimated!
minority
„
Bales & other oper. revs.
half
Other
■
Standard Oil Co. of California (&
Divds.
•
200,357
•
.
$107,122
—
Period End. June 30—
186, p. 629.
South American Gold & Platinum
179,968
<
taxes
'
Net
20590J
32,375,936
9A«7 7d1
2,463,341
—
Federal &
*
$1,899,932, $1,829,742
1,126,388 - .1,212,165
$314,130
$287,090
revenue
Railway oper.
devel.
&
Interest
;
;
1957—6 Months—-1956
1957-—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
1,335,716
10,770,912
$80,621,872
59,149,026
31,522,972
9 5*77 41H
2,573,418
1,009,987
ov-ni:
Research
40,113,895
10,656,157
income
Gross
Int.,
10,380,215
312,246
goods sold-—;—
X.
orlm
gen. & adm. exps.
Sell.
218.
p.
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
operating income-
56,892
$43,179,680 $43,328,006
revenues
ri.
798?ni
218,795
rev.
Cost1 of
«
146,057,065
163,213,488
Subs.)—Earnings—
from railway
rev.
railway
—V.
186,170,960
36,917,773
other
(&
1957—6 Months$42,289,709 $42,704,063 $79,337,424 $30
470
671,176
567,051,.
972,202
Dividends
and
(Monday, September 2,
1957
.
1957—3 Months—1956
sales
Net
$2,885,423 $15,654,775 $16,128,909
1,966,562
11,684,255
11,336,696
$2,644,476
1,899,801
operations
1957—12 Months—1956
$
42,104,530
_.
Oper. expenses & taxes-
Net
Period End. June 30—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Interest
Period End. June 30—
Net
Stauffer Chemical Co.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—June Earnings Off—
Period End. June 30—
Angeles.
Los
excluding
from
proceeds
company's continuing expansion program.
BUSINESS—Company
.
.
36,235
sell
President,
41,218
Statham,
shares.
who
shares.
who
owns
owns
The
345,409
only
303,646
shares
large
shares
block
and
,
(41.22%)
is
to
proposes
be
to
Stone Container Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
sales
—
Income before income
Federal
Net
*Net
As
and
State
taxes
income
income
.
share
939,200
Number
"
of
•Based
shares
1957.—V.
$12,979,422
equity
per
p.
share
$18.01
720.591
shares
720,591
common
outstanding
185,
June 30.'57
equity
common
on
897,800
$759,477
$1.22
;
of—.
*Stockholclers'
,
1956
•
$881,061
—
per
"
$18;714,552
1,820,261
1,657,277
taxes
income
Stockholders'
in
1957
$13,219,396
—
shares
resulted from
currently
3%
stock
on page
dividend paid
56)
$1.05
31,*56
$12,393,141
$17.20
700,0^®
outstanding.
2852.
(Continued
Dec.
Increase
<lan-
Number 5669
186
Volume
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
;
DIVIDENDS
Per
Name of
Corp. of America, com.
4*,2%' preferred tquar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Dividend announcements
are grouped in two
separate
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
Central
Class
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
a
Per
When
Holderm
Share
Name of Company
Electric Corp.
(quar.).
Acme
Precision Products (quar.)
Acushnet Process <quar.)____
Acme
Payable
of Rec.
dividend
Stock
5c
9-
9-15
(quar.)__
1
9-12
$1
9-
10-10
3 %'
;
_
Cleveland
8-30
25c
Corp.
—___
9-20
10c
:
11-
10-
1
10-
3
Coca-Cola
$2.50
A
Investment & Discount, coin. (quar,)__
5%%
convertible preferred A (quar.)___
34%c
10-
1
9-12
5'/a %
34%c
10-
1
9-12
25c
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-10
Commercial
10-
1
9-10
Commonwealth
75c
9-
3
8-16
5c
10-
1
9-14
Aid
preferred
Pi>*micts,
Alco
B
iquar.)_____
7**20
__
(quar.)
common
(quar:)
:
Alden's Inc., common (quar.).
4/\% preferred
(quar.)______
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd.
(increased);
Allen Electric
Equipment Co. (quar.)____
7 %
preferred
$1.75
30c
___—
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Extra
Crystal Sugar Co.,
4 Va %
?
(Del).__
'75c
American
Felt
10-
1
Co.
$1.12*2
10-
1
American Hardware
American
50c
;
Corp.
(Tex.)
held
be
23
Oct.
on
on
two-for-one
American
Machine
American
Maize-Products,
7%.
Metals
&
Rock
Screw
American
Snuff
on
Co.
Co.,
pfd.
9-13
9-30
9-30
Insur.
9-13
4Vi%
Products
convertible
Constable
9-13
9-
20c
9-"0
lu-
$1.50-
____
25c
j.
1
9-
5
10-
boc
.
1
9-
10-
25c
(quar.).;
preferred
30c
1
9-10
(quar.)
9
Z
5
Dejay
Delaware
9-30
9-17
-
9-17
Detroit
Detroit
50c
9-30
10-
„9-30
.
./
.
1
9-
Y
6%
Athe.v
Products
Atlantic
Atlantic
City
Automatic
Alarm
30c
'
r
,
.
non-cum.
Babcock
&
Baltimore
Bankers
C.
Wilcox
Radio
B
Beacon
preferred fauar.)
Telephone Co. of Canada
Bendix
Stock
$1
preferred
Diamond
Corp.
5 %
1
1
9-13
El
1
9-13
Equity
Erie
Inc.
&
9-10
-
10-15
10-15
9-13
15c
62
tNo
*/2
1
9-
9-30
9-
on
meeting held on Aug. 27)
Burgess Battery Co. (quar,)
-
T
Financial
Corp.
^algary & Edmonton
54.25
$28%C
9-30
9-16
9-20
9-
9
6%
5c
9-20
9-
9
Frigikar
15c
9-10
8-28
3V2C
9-
5
8-20
$35c
9-16
8-30
$50c
7*2C
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-80
Frlck
Class
Class
10-
1
1
5
5
9-30
9-14
15c
IVic
9-27
9-16
32Vic
6c
9-30
9-
9-30
9-13
25c
9-30
9-
9-11
8-30
—
—
9-10
1
9-16
class
A
(voting
—.—_
tquar.)
9-13
10-
1
9-
______
_______
Ltd.
(quar.)—_
Investors
4
(quarterly
from
Co.,
class
(Julius)
American
Common
(quar.)
B
&
pfd.
conv.
Co.,
common
preferred
Investors
(quar.)
(quar.).
1
General Telephone Co.
10-15
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
9-13
»
$2.50
preferred
9-
3
9-16
9-
6
9-
—
9
20c
75c
9-19
10-
1
9-
9
9-24
12-
2
11-25
50c
9-20
9-10
$25c
10-18
9-27
9-16
8-31
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-16
12*/2C
9-25
9-
3
9-23
9-
9
-9-16
10-
9-10
1
9-16
40c
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-13
$1.50
10c
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
25c
9-16
10-
1
9-26
9-
9
9-10
9-
9
9-
6
10-
1
9-13
25c
30-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
10-15
9-20
10-
1
8-31
30-
1
8-31
•
25c
(qUar.)
10-
1
9-10
Glitsch
Grand
20c
9-30
9-
Co.
75c
9-13
3-30
on
a
to
(Ifi'itz W.) & Sons (quar.)
Varnish (quar.)
10-
1
33 %C
10-
i
9-14
60c
10-
1
9-14
31ViC
10-
1
9-16
Greene
Cananea
(Dividend
class B
omitted
9-10
8-23
9-27
9-
25c
9-13
8-30
9-13
omitted
stock
A
6
(see Curtis
Co.,
40c
10-
1
43 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)____
10-
1
9-13
(quar.)
20c
9-25
9-11
Hoffman
Electronics
(quar.)
25c
9-30
9-13
Industries,
common
9-13
$2.25
5%
Hoving Corp.
(No
1
—
8-31
9-15
9-
20c
9-20
9-10
9-24
9-
5
taken
on
payment
common
time)
Cement
Ideal
Illinois
60c
10-
40c
9
9-13
1
Imperial
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
International Salt Co. (quar.)
International Silver Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)___
International
Textbook
(increased)
Imperial Papet & Color
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)_
Interstate Power, 4.36% preferred (quah)—
Investment
Co.
Investment
Trust
of
A
6%
common
Jeannette
Johnston
6%
7%
Julian
&
pfd.
Kaiser
Steel
Kimberly-Clark
9-16
43 %c
10-
1
9-11
75c
10-
1
9-
6
62 */2c
10-15
9-27
54 V2C
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-10
9-30
9-
10-10
10-
9
1'
ilO- 1
10-10
10-10
9-30
8-30
9-30
8-30
10-
1
37 */2c
$15c
,
9-
9-15
10-
7
1
9-16
9-15
8-31
50c
Co.
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Oil,
9-
9-30
9-13
1
9-18
1
9-13
8-30
1010-
5c
common
3
9-13
25c
45c
—
(quar.)
Corp.
8-31
9-13
36 Vic
:
9-14
25c
$1.46
Kingsburg Cotton
1
$1.75
Co
Corp.,
Kidde-(Walter ) &
10-
$20c
(accum.)
;
&
Kokenge
$1
$20c
pref.
(quar.)—
Supply (quar.)
Mfg.
9-13
Ltd.—
pfd. (accum.)& Storage, Ltd.—
Terminals
conv.
Joslyn
1
lc
.____
Shoe Corp., 6%
Glass,
10-
7 Vic
l
*(s-a
A
3
35c
lc
;
preferred (quar.)
Investors Syndicate
of Canada,
Common
(semi-annual)
Class
3
9-
8c
conv.
Irving (John)
9-
9-30
Boston—
common
B
9-10
9-16
$30c
6c
America
of
(Quarterly from net Investment income)
Investors Funding Corp.. of New York—
Class
9-30
12c
Co.
Co.
Lock
5c
12-15
11-29
Common
5c
3-15-58
2-28
Common
5c
6-15-58
5-29
Koehring Co.,
5%
5%
Hoppers
4%
Co.,
(quar.)
(John), Ltd.
Lakey
Foundry
(quar.)
Wayne)
Lionel
Insurance
Co.
plus
on
this
dividend)-.—
II.)
Corp.
Initial
(common
7%
(quar.)__ '
class A
—
—
(Calif.),
&
Corp.
Co.
Mechanical
Medford
$12 VaC
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
—
9-
9
9-17
28c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
9-14
8-30
75c
9-14
8-30
10-15
10-15
9-20
9-20
17 VaC
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
$1.06 V*
9-30
9-13
9-25
9-°0
30C
9-30
9-
9
10-15
9-
9
9-16
9-
6
40c
35c
(quar.)_
50c
(quar.)
8-20
9-10
10-
1
9-20
3c
Mfg.
(quar.)'
Handling Systems
9-16
9-
10c
(quar.)—
9-16
8-30
6
8-1.7
$1
L.
(quar.)
common
10c
9-
3
8-1J
8-30
$1.12 Vi
common
8-31
8-16
50c
(quar.)—"
preferred
1
9-30
40c
(quar.)—_
(quar.)_
Michaels, Stern & Co.,
10-
4
25c
—
Corp.
41/2 %
9-10
9-
2%
(quar.)
Disintegrating,
Metals
9-13
9-30
$20c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Machine
MdKinney
9-16
Ltd.—
—
common
4*4%' pfd.
Co.,
Navigation
McKay
8-31
9-30
$17 VaC
—
Co.
(quar.)—
Field
McCormick
9-13
9-16
75c
Telephone
dividend
Matson
1
1
9-14
$25c
Company
•Stock
10-
59:,/BC
(quar.)——
Basket
Marshall
9-13
10-
50C
(increased)-.
&
(quar.)
preferred
Martin
9-13
1
20C
(increased)-
preferred
$1
9-13
1
$50c
(quar.)
Co.
shares
priority
Telegraph
Common
1
10-
25c
Co. (quar.)__„_.
Ltd.—
stock
Market
1010-
payment
;
Paper
participating
Fully
9-11
40c
preferred (quar.)—
Bancovporation—
Maritime
9-
9-27
$1.10
(quar.)
Maine Public Service, common (increased)
4.75%
9-30
$2.50
(quar.)
(R.
9.25
.$$1
27 %c
$20c
MacLaren Power &
Mailman
9
$0,243
$1.08%
(quar.)
& Sons (reduced)—
Lynchburg Foundry Co..
Macy
9
9
this time).
omitted at
B
99-
$1.25
Angeles Investment
(M.)
9-30
9-30
$1.06 */4
preferred B (quar.)_,
preferred E (quar.)__—
4.40% preferred G (quar.)
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_
Manufacturing
5
10-10
20c
5%
Clock
9-
1
(entire
Sept. 25
4-35%
Lux
11-
pfd.
(Marcus) Theatres Ltd.
(quar.)____
Star Cement Corp.
(quar.)___.—
Lowenstein
9-16
30c
—
_______
Long Island Lighting Co.— 4*/4%
preferred D
(quar.)___
Los
9-13
35c
Loew's
Lone
1
(Fort
—_—
share
9-10
10-
9-25
Corp.,
3*/a'%
for
redemption
per
1
9-28
(quar.)—
called
9-10
10-
10c
-—
$101
1
30c
Carbonic
issue
at
(extra)
Corp.
Extra
Liquid
9-21
10-
(quar.)
Life
National
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Lehn & Fink Products
Lincoln
9-21
10-
$30C
(quar.)
common
1
62*/2C
(quar.)
10-
62 Vac
B
(quar.)
A
62*/2C
$1
preferred
preferred
Labatt
preferred
conv.
convertible
Brick
35c
10-
1
9-16
Abrasive
Mid-West
Rubber
Inc.
8-31
8-1:3
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co:
10c
8-31
8-10
9-30
9-10
1
9-13
10-
5c
(quar.)
4Va %
(quar.)—
preferred
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
I-
10-
1
9- 3
56 lie
com.
25c
25c
Reclaiming,
Extra
South
10-
1
9-14
17 VaC
10-
1
9-16
$1.15
10-
1
9-13
$1.23
10-
1
9-13
$1.25
10-
1
9-13
25c
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-
6
25c
9-L5
9-
1
9-25
9-12
25c
V-* O
>—*
9-10
9-16
8-29
Containers
Rubber
Mohawk
10-
1
9-
42 Vic
10-
1
Cla3s
B
3 7 Vic
Ltd.,
class
(quar.)
A
class A
(quar.)
6
5
convertible preferred
(Philip),
Inc.
Cafeterias
preferred
Murray
9-:o
9-
3
&-:,!)
10-
4
1
9-_0
"25c
9-30
i-i'A
$35c
9-20
$25c
10-
8-30
(quar.)
fi-30
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
593ac
10-
1
t-xJ
9-16
L-2.A
21c
(quar.)
(see
Philip
Morris)
Consolidated,
Inc.—
$1.75
(quar.)
Royal Dairies,
Corp.
9-20
20c
10c
(quar.)———
common
Morningstar Nichol Inc.
7%
10-15
$35c
Forging,
Extra
Morrison
—
!—
Co
9-30
15C
(quar.)
Drop
4;?4%
9-13
7 VaC
(quar.)
common
Molson's Brewery, Ltd.,
Moore
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Modern
Morris
1
(increased)
Inc.
Manufacturing,
Miller
Class
$1.12%'"
Utilities
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Mount
at this time)
9-13
9-12
12 Vac
(quar.)
(Harvey) Inc. (quar.)
Erie Mortgage (quar.)
&
10-
Co.—
action
this
at
Hubbell
1
20c
(quar.)
Sound
10-
56 Vic
preferred
(quar.)
Rapid Transit, common
preference
Howe
25c
(quar.)
-
(Winnipeg)—
Copper—
payment
9-16
Co.
Middle
t$l
Giant Co.,
W.)
Powder
Metropolitan
10c
—
Rapids
Coi
1
■
50c
(quar.)__
Quarterly
Green
class
9-13
9
special meeting
common
1
62 VaC
—
Great West Life Assurance
directors'
10-
Michigan—
—
Kennedy (quar.)
Hercules
Mid-West
—
$$1.06 %
10-
50c
25c
of Indiana—
of
36 Vic
20c
Ltd
Co.,
9-18
Industries)
(Geo.
preferred
7%
Marine
25c
Glidden
9-16
26 % c
(H.)
Helme
Convertible
50c
preferred
$1.35
9-16
1
this time)
5
9-
$1.12 Va
______
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
9-17
9-30
10-
25c
Sugar
(quar.)__
California—
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)
General
9-19
1
10c
9-10
9-14
Co.—
————
preferred
(quar.»
General Candy Corp.
(increased)
General Railway Signal
(qu&r.)
General Refractories Co.
(quar.)
$4.50
2-28
9-10
28 Vac
(quar.)
2-28
2-for-i basis.
9-10
1
9-25
15c
(quar.)—__
4-1-58
a
1
15c
——
—
4-1-58
on
1010-
net
$87 % c
a
9-10
9-20
10c
$87*/2C
at
1
30c
75c
income)
convertible
Vi %
General
3
at
&
9-16
1
40c
Hein-Werner Corp.
(quar.)_
Helemano Co., Ltd
c
Helene Curtis Industries, Class A
Class
25c
(quar.)
common
62Vic
37Vic
10c
35c
(quar.)
Canada,
Inc.
Garfinekel
9-10
$87*/2C
held on Sept. 3
proposal
to
split
the
6
non-voting)
(s-a)
be
6
11c
York <quar.)_
Marshall Field
and
%
Publications—
the
on
1
1010-
50c
(quar.)
Commercial
10-
50c
50o
;
Consolidated
5
9-13
8-30
10-
25c
Winkle-Munning
(Payment
9-
1
9-19
20c
tquar.)
Y.)
MacMillan & Bloedel, Ltd.,
(increased)-;—______
Corp.
Co.
Gannett
9
$87*/2c
;
1
Cooke, Ltd
Stockholders will vote
9-16
accumulated
———•
Steel
Hawaiian
Hearst
Masonite
Gabriel
9-13
$1.06*4
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Products
9-27
'
8-30
9-
——
preferred, (quar.)———
investment
9-10
10-
See
of
Company,
Futures,
9-10
10-
25c
&
to
9-
(s-a»
Baxter &
4
9-
B
Carey,
8-30
9-
9-14
a
Castle
9-10
9-16
—$37Vic
(quar.)——
Co.
Fundamental
9-16
$5c
.
Capitol
9-10
9-16
—;_
New
Co.
common
Foundation
9-16
25c
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.—
*'i% preferred (quar.)
Canada Packers, Ltd., class a (s-a)__
Class
9-30
7
$1
1
of
&
Fostoria
■
60c
Ltd. (s-a)
Ale,
9-10
9-
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
:
Pressed
6
30c
(quar.)
preferred
1
$25c
(s-a)
Ginger
10-
8-16
i
B
Dry
preferred
1
9-3
-
Co.
(quar.)_California Interstate Telephone—
cwiadn
10-
50c
(quar.)_-
Wallace,
B
6
company
Ink
5.25convertible
1
1
—______
B
Trust
&
Class
9-
20c
dividend
California
1
10-
1
(quar.)_
$2.40 preferred (quar.)—.
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Gen ling's
Inc.
(quar.).
Georgia Power Co.; $4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
;
Glens Falls Insurance (quar.)
Stock
11-
9-17
$1.50
income)
9-
9-30
3%
California 'Consumers
1
9-
(accum.)
(quar,),
Works
Mineral
5%
® >1
10-
3
10-
(quar.)—k
(quar.)
(Marshall)
9-16
50c
at
1
Street Ry.—
—
Gas
Corp.
Screw
9-30
30c
common
8-27
10-
Forbes
Co.—
action taken
9-
9-
•
Inc.*
preferred
Federal
9-30
15c
(quar.)___.
4
9-25
Family Finance Corp., com. (increased quar.)
40c
4Vi % preference A (quar.Y______——56*/4C
Foote
6
G2*/2c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
8-30
9-
10-
net
9-16
5%
Co.
9-13
9-14
60c
33c
___
9-10
37Vic
Field
9-16
9-30
9-30
c
5c
;
9-11
_______—
$25c
(quar.)
common
9-13
9-20
—_______
6
9-16
35c
_
1
9-28
40c
31 Vic
(reduced*—
Plantation
(increased)
40c
(quar.)
Chucking Grinder
Bullard
9-12
10-
56*4C
-
10-
34%c
(quar.)
—'—
Fiduciary
_____
Iron
Ferry Cap & Set Screw—
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from current and
9-16
,
9-10
8-30
Railroad
5%
"«
6
1
_,
preferred
Byffalo-Eclipse
4
9-
$$1.50
:_
dividend
Bucyrus-Erie
*
Ltd.
British American Bank Note Co. Ltd. (quar.)
British Columbia Telephone (quar.)
Brjtish Industries Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Byrant
9-
1
common
9-14
1
9-12
■
B
Fund,
Ex-Cell-O
9-18
9-14
9-13
10-
Corp. (quar.)_.
British Aluminum Co., Ltd.,
ordinary shares
5%
9-18
10-
*
Ltd.,
1
10-
2%
pfd.
.
.
Hanson-Van
8-30
tu.
Corp
Natural
Paso
Ewa
9-13
20c
(quar.)
Brockway Glass,
9-13
$1.37%
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
1
10-10
15c
_'
10-
/
10-
50c
common-(quar.).
Co.,
Extra
;
Bristol Brass
Stock
Class
9-13
10-
$25c
_______
preferred'
preference
Brink's
9-13
Edo
9-13
9-12
9-16
9-24
—
Match Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp., class A (quar.)____—
10-
(quar.)
Co.,
G.)
Eddy
$10c
Airways, Inc.
Traction, Light & Power Co.,
(quar.)
Bridgeport Brass, common (quar.)
4Vao
preferred (quar.)
(T.
9-11
10c
preferred
Extra
9-27
1
1
9-30
9-12
(quar.)__,
preference A
Paper
10-
(quar. >
Brazilian
5.28%
Eaton
9-30
10-
9-12
10-15
Machine Co., Ltd.—
preference A (quar.)
5%.. 1st
9-13
9-11
10-15
1
Washing
Easy
6
10-
15c
:
T
Massachusetts
first
10-
Braniff
Bright
9-
1
60c
C.) Co., common (quar.)
5Va% prior preferred (quar.).
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.)
Gas
9-27
9-27
10-
$50c
(quar.)
8-30
$$1.12Va
2C
—
Malleable
Eastern
45c
(K.
Bridgeport
8-16
2%
Blue
6%
9-10
1
$1,121/2
Ltd., common
A (quar.)____
Bohack
1
9-
Vo
$25c
—
(quar.)_
Corp.
10-
84% c
(quar.)
9-13
$25c
'
dividend
Eastern
43-lie
—
Corp.
(quar.)
Standard Life Insurance
Hats
(quar.)
(quar.)^
I ■' -■
i
dividend
Biltmore
Co.
Sulphur As Potash
10-
Aviation
Beneficial
Duval
10c
(quar.)____
1
9-15
10-
(quar¬
:
9-16
G%
4Va%
Bell
preferred
10c
(quar.)
9-10
9-13
Steel, Ltd.—
(quar.)
9-30
$1
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
$12'/2C
Douglas Oil Co.-of Calif., 5*/2%
10c
preferred
7%
common
1010-
30c
•;
Draper
(quar.)-
6
25c
Inc.
'
8-23
5%.
9-
J25c
9-16
62*20
9-16
9-24
12Vic
9-30
—;
convertible
4Vi%
25c
•
9-13
9-30
50c
Fund,
9-20
(quar.)
10-15
7*/2C
;
10-15
.
Co.
Associates,
Beatrice Foods,
3%%
9-12
Stock
___
A
8-23
2Vic
Foundries &
Common
J,)—
(quar.)
class
Bastian-Blessing
•j,
Donaldson
__
(N.
9-13
3
Chemical Co., Ltd.—
-
Insurance
9-16
12-16
25c
(quar.)
"
(quar.)
.
8-30
10-
'
1
1-2-53
$1.50
!—
10c
___'
Corp.
Barry Controls,
Class
9-10
9-13
10c
5
9-16
9-
t75c
(quar.)
(quar.)__;
40c
(quar.
Life
dividend
Oil
9-25
(quar.)_
show
National
Stock
Barber
8-30
preferred--
9-
6
20c
;
32 */2C
4
'
r
,
10-
1
9-
5c
Stock
class A
(N.
Holder»
9-20
35c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
"Wften
Payable of Ree.
4
8-26
4
2*/2
(quar.)__
1
B
Class
(quar.)
preference
9-16
common
non-voting
*
$1
1
(quar.)___.
9-16
10-
10-
10-
$1.12 */2
income)
Tar
Common
-
$55c
(s-a)
(quar.)
^Automatic, Steel Products,
-
9-13
25c
preferred
Ltd.,
Electric
Fire
9-30
9-13
Corp.___
Acceptance,
3
i25c
Cream
$1.50
!___
1
9-
10-15
12 */2C
(quar.)
Co
-Growth
from
Ice
Dominion
(accum.)
11-
25c
A
Co.
Harnischfeger
Corp.
(quar.)
Hathaway (C. F.) Co., 5.80% ptd.
Huron
50c
(quar.)
'
Dominion Corset, Ltd. (quar.)
Inc.—
preferred
convertible
9
12*2C
(quar.:)
Harvester
Dominion
10c
25c
9-
9-24
5e
(quar.)__
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper
(M. A.),
Class
Share
Printing
Company
Hanna
9-24
1
20c
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Stamping
terly
Dixie
9
'
_____
9-20
10-1
10-
10c
;_
(quar.)
Hudson Co.
&
Diversified
3
9-16
9-
.
Formerly known as American Safety Razor
i<
Corp. (quar.)_l
'
l
Associated Motion Picture Industries
10-18
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Electric
9-16
*
10-
10-31
Fund, Inc
common
Haloid
F.)
Hamilton
Honolulu
9-10
$1.12
(quar.)
Co., 6% conv. pfd.
Manufacturing (quar.)
Stores
Delta
9-30
.
5
10-18
50c
;;
1
Mills,
Nut
6
35c
Associated Transport,
Decker
9-
50c
•
9-
9-30
Corp.
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
9-
1
$3
Davidson-Boutell
9-
Arvln
Products—
5% preferred
David At Frere,
53 VaC
(quar.)
9-2^
10-31
$1.13
Corp.
Co.
9-10
1
Arundel
A S R
River
12*/2C
(quar.)
Corp.
6
t40c
(quar.)
Investment
Dan
9-21
10-
25c
(quar.)__
com.
1
9-15
43 %c
_!
iquar.)_
Corp.,
10-
$1.50
tquar.)__
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.
Motors
9-13
(Indianapolis)—
com.
9-30
5
9-30
31*/4C
3
15c
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)-•_'.
Clothing Co.,' common;
preferred (quar.)
;
Curtis (Helene) Industries, Inc.—
Class A (stock dividend)
9-13
9-30
9-
90c
4*2%
8-30
9-27
.
3
10c
Curlee
4
9-
10c
Stores
(quar.
Zellerbach
Crown
9-14
(quar.)
Construction
Metal
Art
9-30
9-30
10-
of N. Y.—
Co.
25c
1
8-31
3
$3.50
Rendering
Chemical
Crane
9-
9-
8c
(quar.)
preferred
Cowles
•
9-20
7
____
Co., - common
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
tquar.)
(Increased)
Co.
■*'
9-16
50c
9-12
,
$1.37*/a
com.
(W.
15
Houdaille
Gin
Counselor's
9-15
25c
:
4*,'2%
9-27
9-16
68 %c
,
(quar.)
4*2%
85c
common
Co.
Anderson-Rrichard Oil
Arnold
Continental
Continental
_____
<quar.)_.
States
Post
Consolidated
9-13
60c
(N.
Casualty Co.
(Minn),
preferred (quar,):___*.
.$175
9-13
1
$1.50
—
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
American Tobacco, 6%
preferred
Anchor
1
a
$1.25
Anchor
Paper,
10-
1
1
50c
(quar.)_
■
Naval
Consolidated
10-
(quar.)
Stamping
preferred
Consolidated
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.-)-—
Wool
preferred
American
6
9-16
8-31
35c
Y:
(quar.)
common
(quar.)J__
American
.
9-
1010-
30c
____,
(quar.)
-i
1
directors'
a
non-redeemable
Re-Insurance
American
G%
6%
Co.,
preferred
American
:
$5
9-13
Co.—
Consolidated Edison Co.
6
9-28
62 */2 C
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance
Ice
American
9-16
9-
basis.
American
i
1
37*ac
tquar.)__________
proposal to split the present shares
preferred
9-13
10-
15c
Corp.
(monthly)
Stockholders will vote at a special meeting
to
10-
•
$1.50
(quar.)
Products
Home
•
25c
(quar.)__
income)
Water
Dry Goods,
preferred (s-a)__
7%
5
9-13
9-16
18 %c
Consolidated
25c
9-
9-27
9-30
15c
Compo Shoe Machinery, com. (resumed)
Voting trust common (resumed)
Consolidated Coppermines Corp.
(reduced)-
9-13
9-16
9-14
25c
(quar.)__
com.
Corp.
investment
5 Vi %
1
Investment Co.—
Commonwealth
8-30
(quar.)
common
Insurance
(From
Solvents
10-
9
62c
(quar.)
Iron,
9-
(Cinn.) —
common
Co;'
&
8-23
9-24
60c
preferred A (quar.)
5*/2% preferred B (quar.)
J.)—
(quar.)—_________________
General
Fuel
9-18
15c
(quar.)
Finance
9
8-23
90c
5%
9-13
9-13
(N.
preferred
Colonial
Colorado
6
(increased quar.)_
Co.
Co.,
preferred
■
9-
v
Express
%
9-20
••
6
_____
Telegraph
American
6
9-
$1.50
Quarterly-
American
9-20
40c
(quar.)—
District
-
(quar.)__
com.
preferred
American
Y
$1.06 */4
____________——__
American
r
6%
9-12
9
9-
13c
((quar.)
Engineering,
9-
1
9-18
75C
Supply (quar.)
Bottling Corp.
class
Coleman
7
1
10-
Per "
Name of Company
Hall
Hanover
Molybdenum Co. (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of N. Y.
(quar.)_
9-18
7
10-
20c
;
Builders
9
20c
Climax
5
9-
$1.75
A
Y--
B
of Rec.
9-27
$1.12*2
1
class
Corp.,
Holder§
Payable
25c
(quar.)
Century Shares Trust—
Quarterly from investment income
Chapman Valve Manufacturing (quar.)
Chicago, South Shore & South Bend RR.—
Quarterly
;
payment date.
"
Warehouse
When
Share
Company
Celanese
tables.
Addressograph-Multigraph
(951)
Ltd.
of America
(quar.)
(quar.)—
10-
1
$15c
10-
1
50c
9-23
9-20
9-
i
S-
3
16
The Commercial and
(952)
Per
Mutual Investment Co. of Am&rica
net
investment
income
plus
When
Payable
of Ree.
from
6c
12c
Bellas
National
RXtjfl
Hess
Cement
(quar.)—.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
New
(quar.)
Jersey Natural Gas Co.
'Stock dividend'—
r
.—
9-20
9-
6
9-20
9-
6
(s-a)
New Orleans Cublic Service,
Coal
Coal
10-15
partic.
pfd.
Nevada
Union
5
5
Standard
9-27
9-13
9-12
8-26
Financial Corp.,
cents
75
preferred
(No action taken
1
8-15
Inc.
2
9-
1
3
Sterling Brewers
9-20
Sundstrand
9-20
Syracuse
3
8-21
Co.
9-
(quar.)
&
Tex-Tube,
9-11
8-30
10-24
10-10
10-24
10-10
9-15
10-
9-
2
9-
6%
Inc.,
Textron,
5
$1.25
6
4%
convertible
4%
B
Industries
common
9-10
9-
20c
9-19
9-
Scries
3
5
10-
1
9-19
9-
1
9-30
8-28
Union
10-15
9-30
Union
$2.50
9-16
8-30
30c
9-24
9-10
Union
9-16
9-30
United
U.
S.
U
S
Truck
10-
1
9-10
United
Steel,
10-
1
9-10
United
Steel
10-
1
9-10
Universal
20%
9-16
30c
10-
9-25
9-10
9-25
3
9-10
•
i
gains)
15c
9-30
•
9-10
10-1
9-16
75c
10-15
9-23
,
Ward
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
Condenser
9-
9-30
St.
Louis
St.
Louis Steel Casting
Scovill
Public
Service
Manufacturing,
3.65%
preferred
preferred
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-17
9-16
1
9-16
1
9-16
9-24
9-11
9-24
9-11
5(4%
Corp.
of
preferred
8-30
3
9-10
York
9-13
5%
2
9-18
10-18
93%c
11-
1
10-18
65c
9-30
9-13
20c
9-20
6
25c
9-10
9-13
6
9-10
1
4
9-25
"(quarZ)"
$2
9-13
9-
35c
9-20
9-
(quar.)
35c
10-
1
9-13
IZ
~
(quar.)__
9-13
9-
ACF
50c
10-
1
9-12
Abbots
12-
1
11-14
Abbott
9-
5
Extra
(quar.i
Z
:
Rayon Corp., preferred A (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
.
Skil
Corp.
(quar.)
Smith (J. Hungerford )
Common
9-
4*4%
9-10
8-30
$1.25
$1.25
9-10
1010-
1
1
3
9-13
(Howard)
(quar.)
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
—
,
9-23
9-
8-29
8-26
30c
9-16
9-
9
3
10-31
9-30
10-22
10-
1
9- 6
10-
1
9-
$1.62,/2c
$1.62,/2c.
9-16
10-
1
9-16
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
43 %C
10- 1
9-12
62*20
9-13
8-30
75C
9-10
.
Co.
9-
9-18
(initial)-
37V-C
9-27
—,
12%c
dividend
9
10-
87*ac
8-30
8-30
1
9- 3
9-3
9-16
8-30
12-16
11-15
9-13
9- 6
25C
9-16
8-31
25c
12-14
11-30
25C
—
9-10
8- 9
9-12
8-28
25c
(quar.)__
8-
9
36c
A
(quar.)
9-10
30c
"9-10
8-23
9-10
8-23
25c
class
,10-10
1
...
9- 2
9-
3
8-14
9-20
8-20
9- 2
8- 5
9-16
9- 5
30c
$3.80
^__
•
20c
N,
9-30
35c
■:
9-10
35c
(quar.—
J.)
—
3
Corp.
8- 5
12- 2
11- 4
IOC
9-24
of
9- 4
$1.31*4
10- 1
9-13
(quar.)
9-
Illinois—
(quar.)—
7
8-23
9-10
8-23
30c
9- 3
8-21
I2r 2
11-21
9-30
9-13
27*/aC
9-30
9-13
50c
9-13
8-30
3c
9-27
9-10
3c
12-30
12-10
40c
9-20
9-10
American Metal Co.,
4%%
5*4%
Co.
Quarterly
■
News
Ontical (quar.)
Photocopy Equipment Co.—
Quarterly
10-
1
9-16
American
r
9-
6
American
1
9-
6
3
9-16
9-
9-24
9-10
Common
Class
1
9-17
1
8-21
1
9-10
(quar.).
American
Potash
A
9-
4
5%
9-27
nonrcumulative
9-
4
5%
non-cumulative
9-15
9-
5
9-10
8-29
9-16
8-26
American
Radiator-
8-30
P-13
8-30
9-13
8-30
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
&
(quar.)
$1.25
9-20
9-10
(quar.)
$1.25
12-20
ia-10
Standard
Sanitary-
Common; (quar.)
American
conv.
5%
conv.
American
pfd.
Corp.
1
9-16
9-27
9-10
American Stores
15c
9-12
9-
3
American
9-16
9-
5
Extra
of
8"26
9-30
9-23
$L25
"0-30
9-23
5
8-12
;
(quar.)
Foundries
i
(quar.)
this
week, these being given in
the
Share
When
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
$1
9-16
8-30
10c
9-30
9-12
9-
3
8-16
9-
3
8-15
12*/2c
Co.
American Title &
of
1
37*4c
10-
2
9-11
10-
2
9-11
22*ac-
10-
1
50c
common
New
York
(quar.)
(quar.)__
25c
(quar.)
45c
10-
1
9-
5
;
$1
10-
1
9-
5
Ltd.—
Co.,
;
$42 4c
Refineries,
128*ec
10-
1
.10- 1
9-
1
8-31
Ltd.—
$12 4 c
10-
1
9-10
i30c
10-
1
9-10
$$1.25
9-13
8-20
50c
9-12
8-30
2%
9-30
9-13
2%
12-31
12-13
2%
3-31-58
3-21
Industries, Inc;—
Co;
(Miami)
(quar.)
.
9-20
•
'B- 3
$L
9-
37*2c
3
'
(quar.)
Window
Glass
34%c
Co.
(quar.)
prior preferred
9- 3
(Pittsburgh)—
15c
(quar.)
B
9- 3
Writing Paper
3
9-
31 *4c
9- 3
25c
...
(quar.)
31*4C
9-27
25c
preferred
9-27
25c
9-17
9-27
(quar.)
Extra
American
Zinc Lead
Metal
Anaconda
&
Smelting (quar.)
(quar.)
2
12'2c
Co.
31
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A iquar.)
Angostura-Wupperman Corn,
(quar.)
;
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Apex
10-10
7*/4c
Common
American
9- 6
"
$2.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
5*4% preferred
American
Ampco
(quar.)
Insurance
-
9-10
9- 5
8-9
Water Works Co.—
preferred
5%
8-23
8-23
8-30
10-
43%c
Refining,
American Tobacco
5%
9-13
50c-
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Quarterly
__2
American
9-13
60c
:
Sugar
9-
30c
Tquar.)
7%
(quar.)
American Surety
'
Del.—
2nd series. (quar.)
3rd series (quar.)
pfd.
Seating Co.
75c
0-24
$1.25
25c
Seal-Kap
5%
American Steel
Institute—
P-13
10-
.
Corp.—
(quar.).
9-27
1
9-16
25c
50c
_•
$4 preferred A (quar.)
American President Lines
50c
9-10
9-14
10- 1
$1
Chemical
1
2i>c
25c
&
(quar.)___
$1.25
10-
....
Increased
75c
9-
Co.
8-27
(Galveston)
American
10-
50c
37 Vac
(quar.)
Insurance
9-10
$'1.12Vs'
Quarterly
10-
30c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Metal Products, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
30c
.
common
American
National
9-19
10-
Ltd.,
9-
30c
9-
Smelting
Co. (quar.)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)!
(quar.i
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
Arkansas Fuel Oil
(quar.)
common
Corp.
0-27
$15c
7}2c
3
9-13
9
50c
9-
25c
9-13
$20c
25c
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (quar.)
(Continued
9-12
50c-
(quar.)
30c
on
page
50)
9-
3
2
9-27
n
-
•
EOc
;—_
(Newark,
Co.
25c
(quar.)
dividend
8-19
25c25c
9-
6%
Sugar
Stock
11-29
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)__
10c
Meter
10-
,
1
;
(quar.)
dividend
12-15
250
8-30
50c
40c
(quar.i
Co.
6
9-15
30c
American
12-10
75c
j
Mercantile
Paper
Stock
+50c
11-1
(quar.)
American
50c
(quur.)
(quar.)
adam Consolidated
Stock
9-16
15c
30c
Co. (Md.)T(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
9
$1.31(4
A
Wire
9-16
1
Laundry Machinery
85c
(s-a)
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Acme
9-17
1
Locker, class A (quar.)
Machine & Foundry (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
&
Atlantic
Common
Class
35c
(extra)—
Engineering Works
Smith
Acadia
8-30
1
1010-
32;/aC
5
10-15
"
Stores
preferred
9-13
30c
Smith
preferred
8-30
9-25
10c
15c
Slienandoa
«%
9-10
5c
(quar.)
(Los Angeles)
10-
32 Vs C
prior
50c
Inc.
Power
.
8-16
9-20
Quarterly
$1,25
Company
preferred
Abitibi
8- 5
1
Quarterly
9-
1-2-58
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dairies
(quar.)
Laboratories, common
P.,
■
9-10
10-
American
Wrigley
M.
A.
Insurance
9-
we
Industries
9-20
9-16
8-29
60c
Corp.: (quar.)—
A Coke (reduced)
announced
C F
3
$1.02*4
5
1
$1.25
Per
4%
(quar.)
9-
9-13
9-20
10-
6
1
9-16
10-
91*/4C
9-
9-16
10-
6
9-16
Name of
A
5
9-
1
15c
(quar.)Z
25c
9-16
preceding table.
6
Insulator
514%
9- 5
30c
American
give the dividends announced in
previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not
include divi¬
9
(quar.)
$1.25
5
1
dends
Indemnity
American
Investment
9-
10-
Below
American
American
1
10-
Co-Operative
Quarterly—
9-11
t22%o
Cbrp. (monthly)
American Hospital Supply (quar.)
8-31
r__
Zion's
9-16
1
(quar.)—!
9-10
10-
Ziegler Coal
8-28
9-23
10-
(quav.)
Derrick'
&
International
$1.25
Radio
9-20
30c
American Home Products
American
10-
>'
1
30c
(quar.)
American Hair & Felt
9-14
17%c
Zenith
9- 2
10-
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-14
62%c.(
7%
8-15
9-16
20c
75c-
Corp.
Electric
1
series preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)J
5%
1
10-25
3
Co.
(quar.)
Bros.,--common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)^
11-
10-
8-30
40c
Water
-9-30
9-30
9
9-
35c
Younker
10-
10-30
9-
9-11
25c
& Lothrop, common
preferred (quar.)—
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Wyckoff Steel Co.
(quar.)
20c
20%
9-11
9-13
25c
5%
25c
common
A
Oil
8-21
10-31
B
American
Woodward
40c
$1.25
1
9-23
at
World
Orleans)
class
payment
(quar.)—
9-12
9-
•
Products
&
1
preferred
(quar.)_
WhiUker Cable Corp. (quar.)
Wliite Motor Co.; common (quar.)__
Co.____
1
.10-
Forest
American Greetings
10-
$5
National Life
5
3
(qunr.)
common
Power
10-
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
America
Seven-Up Bottling
Co.
Wiser
25c
Co.,
Life
Gas
Foreign
American Hoist
&-
35c
Lines
9-16
(quar.)
Insurance (s-a)
Wisconsin
9-16
9- 5
,
8-22
35c
(quar.)
American Fire & Casualty (quar.)
Quarterly
Class
5
$1.25
(quar.)
1.-
Snowdrift
9-
10-
9-20
9-20
9- 3
9-
American
9-20
40c
1
8-15
9-30
4%
Export
Gas
9-24
9- 3
9-10
(quar.)—
Electronics
10-
A
9-16
1.3281 *i
'10-
8-30
12c
.
50c
common
on
class
5% preferred (quar.)—
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
1
25c
common
-3%
25c
12 *4 c
Servo
$2
9-20
10-
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service—
4.10%
10-15
9-
9-10
9-16
•
11-15
dividend
American &
9- 3
9-30
10-21
1834c
-
$175
(quar.)
(New
taken
Coast
50c
Z
">
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
Common (quar.)
9-
9-12
50c
West Ohio
•
10-11
1
new
25c
West
9-20
9
1
9-3
1
J.) (quar.)—
(initial)
;
(N.
Barge
$i.37y2
9-20
10-10
9-
11-
8-16
1
10-
$1.02
25c
(quar.)_.
"D"
preferred
American
.10-
$1.50
(quar.)
9-20
5c
9-14
3%%
Stock
9-10
10-
10c
._.
Co.,
Cyanamid,
American
6
•*-
B
10-
IZZZZZZZ~Z~Z"
ZZZZIZZ~Z
B-30
(quar.)—
Co.—
Corp.,
Oil A:
10-
,
9-16
9-
Co.
Commercial
American
9-25
9-27
Colortype
American
9
9-30
Chicle
American
5
9-10
9-
25c
9-30
50c
9-
1
9-23
9-iG
t50c
■
(quar.)
American
9-30
10-
r
20c
10-15
1
9
American
r
Class
10-
9
9-
30c
Wesson
£1
9-
1
:
933,4c
1st preferred
American
;
9-23
stock omitted at
Joseph Light & Power,
5%
preferred A (quar.i
action
$1
'
1
10-
10-15
(quar.)
Co.
&
9- 3
12- 3
preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
American Can Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
American Chain & Cable (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Co.
OH
Motor
Welsbach
$1.06
1
St. Charles Hotel Co.
.
$1.16 */4
~
10-
25c
Ltd
common
9-15
12-15
Rubber—
American
Cb.,
8-15
9-14
5 7o
30c
$1
9-20
$75c
6
time)
9-20
<
6
9-
this time.
6
-
St.
this
(quar.)_
Inc.
Co.,
preferred
50c
Rutland Ry.
(Vt.), 5% pfd. (accum.)Z
Ryan Aeronautical (stock dividend)
at
9-30
$57c
(quar.)
Industries
System,
5%%
8-27
9-
9-
9-16
7*4c
10- 4
$50c
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred" (quar.)ZZZ~"
Reed Roller Bit-(quar.)
,-_i
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)—
ZZZZZZZZZZ
Rich's, Inc.; common
(increased quarZjiIIZIZZ
Safety
1
9-12
8-30
3
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
6'/a% 1st preferred (quar.)—
com.
American Bosch Anna Corp
$2
omitted
preferred
6'/a%
20c
(quar.)
common
20c
(qu~arZ)""Zt$
5
t25c
$1.50
15c
pfd.
9-
60c
1
(quar.)_ZZZZZZZ
Ronson Corp. tquar.)
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5%%
Ruberoid Co. (quar.)j
9-15
6%
(quar.)
Note, common
American Biltrite
50c
10-
17 4c
I
3
6
40c
20c
(quar.)__.
3%% preferred (quar.)
Rieke < Metal
Products
Corp.
Raisin paper
(quar.)
Rock
of Ages
(quar.)
99-
50c
(quar.)—
payment
Baking
No
15c
40c
(quar.)ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
River
7
9-16
9-20
30c
(quav.)
Tobacco,
Wells-Gardner
(quar.)
Radio
10-
32c
(quar.)
Co.
Products
Waukesha
(quar.)
A
Wire
&
Washington
at
_
10-15
6% preferred
American Bank
35c
(quar.)_
Agricultural
Waldorf
$1
Prophet Co.
(quar.)_:__
Public Service Co. of
Oklahoma—
4% preferred
,
Ltd.
Leaf
Food
'*
97y2C
;
ZZZZZZZZZ"
311/4C
(quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)——
—;
Victor
Equipment Co.
(quar.)_
Vita
(quar.)
x
Corp.
(Del.)
Carolina Chemical .Corp.—
'»•">
preferred (accumulative)
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
at
Progress Manufacturing (quar.)
Radiation, Inc.—
>■
'•
(Payment on the class
♦
*
this time)
Lines
preferred
\Vaialua
original preferred (quar.)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)_
Purolator Products
1
6%
93%c
7%
9-
(quar.)
Virginia
plus
<quar.)
common
Storage
(Common
9-13
9-
20c
_
Non-voting
1
7-15
9-14
9-
.
$3.75
Utica Transit Corp.—
8-31
1
9-10
20c
(quar.)
Portland Woolen Mills,
Inc., <5% pfd. (quar)
Power Co. of Canada
Ltd., common tquar.)
4'/2% 1st preferred (quar.)
6%
non-cumulative partic. pfd.
(qu'arJZI
,
9-10
Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.)
9-10
Cold
S.
8%
ZZ-ZZZZZZZZZ
9-30
9-
8-30
9-23
13%c
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)
Special
————
American Art Metals Co.—
10c
9-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
Publication Corp., common
9-10
37 *4C
Manufacturers
8-30
Pittsburgh Reflector Co., 6% pfd. A
Tquar.)
Plymouth OH Co. (quar.)
Port Huron
Sulphite & Paper Co. .(quar.)ZZ
Porter-Cable Machine <quar.)_
preferred
&
1
*
4.65%
Merchants
1
9-14
Co.—
payment
9-30
,
(from net in¬
10-
__
on'common
Aluminum Co. of America, common
;
$1.15
preferred (quar.)_
3.90%
preferred tquar.)
9-13
8-21
(quar.)_
10-
Phoenix Hosiery—
(No action taken
this time)
income)
8334c
common
1
9-30
"9-16
10- 1
10-
•
9-14
_;
60c
time)
Inc.,
1
9-13
37%c
9-30
(quar.)___
$1.12*4
__
4%
9-13
9-
4
8-26
5c
Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co
Aluminium, Ltd.. new com. (initial quar.)__
20c
U.
30c
_
payment
1
10-
9-
1
50c
10-
common
Corp.
■to-
9-13
12V2c
AlUson Steel
$$0,618
t$0.618
Inpome Fund shares
Gas
$1.25
$25c
—
9-13
t$0.618
$1.10
common
preferred
(quar.)
Aloe (A. S.) Co. (quar.)
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quav.)
4.08%
9-13
(quar.)—
(semi-annual)
preferred
United Funds, Inc.—
vestment
1
(quar.)
common
1
4%
at
40c
income
8-29
Mfg.,
1
(quar.)_:—
RR.,
9-13
10-
$1
50c
$1.06*4
shares
Bag-Camp Paper Corp.
Metal Mfg.
(quar.)
Pacific
1
(quar.)—
preferred
$1.12*4
(quar.)__
shares
Tyler Refrigeration
(quar.)
net
9-14
8-16
Corp. (quar.)
Inc.—.
on
bearer
B
9-13
TO-
40.c
75c
12*4c
Treesweet Products, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Triangle Conduit & Cable (initial quar.)
Tucson Gas; Electric Light & Power (quar.)
20c
payment
1
Trans-Canada Shares—
registered
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
10-
$1
9-30
8-31
8-16
10-
75c
10-
10c
9-30
9-15
3
25c
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)
Altec Companies
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-16
9-
13% c
(Mich.)
Corp.
Corp.,
8-31
8-31
8-16
30c
$1.05
—
10-15
B
Stores
Allis-Chalmers
8-31
9-10
$3
35c
—
8-31
9-15
8-16
3
$1.15
..
.
(quar.)—
9-13
9-15
9-
9- 3
$2
25c
————
——
1
10-
8-16
9-20
87%c
—.
25c
10-15
Series
10c
40c
5
Pictures Corp.—
Products
4%
9-13
9-5
9•
Corp.—
9-10
10-
10- 1
-„f0c
.
9-13
8-30
7-31
3
$6c
31'/4C
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4*4% pfd. A
414%
preferred B (quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
a
Extra
9-
62(2c
preferred
Laboratories
Allied
15c
Thompson
2
_
(preferred
9-10
8-30
8-15
9-16
$1.12¥c
(quar.)
Allied Chemical & Dye (quar.)
9-20
9-20
9-10
9- 3
10-1
(s-a)
Tquar.)-—
preferred
Artists
5%%
9- 9
8-15
60c
(quar.)
Pictures
9- 4
l
9-13
10c-
Dividend
$1
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Fund
$4 prior pfd.
TO-
37(cc
$lbc
C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
& Equipment Co.
(quar.)—
5V2%
Allied
12 *4 c
Thrift Investment Corp., class Acorn, (quar.)
(quar.)
action taken
10-10
50c
common
preferred
preferred
$1.75
realized capital
Corp.—
9-14
$1.50
8-29
40c
ordinary
from
9-14
9-30
15c
(quar.)
8-29
10-
21c
;
cents' from
8-30
•9-30
30c
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Mulliken
9-16
35c
50c
9-14
.:
preferred
Publishing
4.24%
9-16
25c
9-14
Co
dividend
Morris,
9-30
Alleghany Corp.,
Alleu Industries
pfd. (quar.)_
Inc., common (quar.)
United
'
Philip
All: Canadian
9-16
conv.
United
preferred
preferred
this
8-30
9-30
(increased)
10-31
■
on
Philadelphia Fund,
-
9-13
9c
25c
_
Perfex Corp. (quar.)
Petrolane
Gas
Service
(No
9-
Allied
Telluride Power Co., 6% pfd.
Templeton & Lidell Fund
5
Corp—
taken
6
9-16
New common
(increased quar.)
^ Tecuinseh
Products
Co._.—
C2y2C
preferred
3%%
8-31
25c
37yac
Aggregates (quar.)
Express (quar.)
Pipe Line—
convertible
Philco
9-15
$1.50
$1,12*4
—
(quar.)
cents
$1.26%
—_
8-30
15c
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment
9
9-15
8-31
(quar.)__
9-10
20c
Pennsylvania "Engineering Corp. (increased)
I)
Pennsylvania- Power & Light, com. (quar.)
.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
(-6
8-31
$1.25
(quar.)
9-
this time)
Pettibone
9-15
(quar.)
Machine Tool
Supply
9-10
15c
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Appliance (increased quar.)
Penton
$1.18%
Artists
9-20
20c
•
Park-Lexington
Stock
8-31
Allied
9-24
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
3.35%
9-15
•
20C
(stock div.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
$1.12'/a
Rolder,
9-27
15c
Electric
40c
Common
4.40%
8-31
Allen
5%
Intermountain
Northwest
$1.60
9-15
Allied
(quar.)
Pacific
action
$1.06%
—
.
Taylor Instrument Cos.—
(quar.)
Pacific
•
8-31
Allen (R.
$13%C
(No
9-15
28c
25c
9-20
10-14
$1.25
Transportation
Penn-Texas
9-13
(Wis.)—
preferred A (quar.)
Parker
9-20
1
10c
10-14
preferred
(quar.)
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd.—
6%
10-15
10-
Mfg.
10-14
6%
Pacific
$$1
24c
18%c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
$1.06
20c
Preferred
9-20
payment at this
'"
$1.13
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
44% preferred (quar.)
Oneida, Ltd., common (quar.)—
Cement
10-15
(quar.)_
common
com.
on
time)
Stearns
9-23
Oliver
Pacific
10-18
(quar.)
$1.06 V*
Corp. (quar.)_
Corp., class A
Ox Fibre Brush
11-15
10c
1011-
"
Old Republic Insurance Co.
6%
9-12
$62 4c
Standard-Toch Chemical—
9
22c
\
Class B
Overnight
9-30
Public Service—
Power
9-12
9-12
50c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
PoweT, 4.80%
Gas, common
4*4%
9
9-309-30
50c
—-
9-
$62y2c
:
(quar.)
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.) —
Aetna Insurance Co. (Hartford)
(quar.)____
Aetna-Standard
Engineering
(quar.)
Agnow-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (increased)
Agricultural Insur. Co. (Watertown, N. Y.)
Quarterly
Air Reduction Co., common (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Akron Brass Manufacturing
Alabama Gas Corp., common (quar.)
$3.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)
Alabama Power, 4.20%- preferred (quar.)__
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)
Alan Wood Steel Co., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Algoma Steel, Ltd.. new common (initial)--
When
1957
' Payable of
Rec,
15c
10c
___________
Mfg.
D.)
(J.
Adams
•
1
10-
$$1.50
9-
9-14
10-15
10-15
$1.12*4
(quar.)
Power
9-12
9-
9-14
.
•
-v.;Z-Share
,,
Express Co.__
Service Corp._~:—-—
Aero
9-10
10%
9-11
1
1
9-24
—
Ltd., com.
(quar,)——_—
Canada
Southern
v
9-17-
10-
10-
50c
(quar.).
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—"
4*4%
preferred (quar.)
4:!4'
preferred
(quar.)———.
o'/0
preferred (quar.)
:—
5.05% preferred (quar.)——_
Sparton Corp., 6%
preferred (quar.)
Bpeer Carbon (quar.)—
10-
1
$1.50
—
Participating
1
10-
9-
40c
50c
18 %c
15c
25c
$15c
Rico Sugar,
Southern
9-10
1
9-11
11-
dividend
preferred
r—'6%
9
Corp
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.
National
10-
9-
preferred (quar.)
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)
Ben
8-30
9-25
10-
5%
Old
9-16
8%
.'Southern
9-16
10-iS
Puerto
Stock
9
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Old
10%*
(quar.)
preferred
South
"
<
8-30
$1.183/*
$1.09
(quar.)
:
North Star OH Ltd., class A (quar.)—
$2.50 preferred ((quar.)—
Northern Illinois Gas Co. (quar.)
Products
9-0
44'
9-13
9-
North Penh-Gas Co.
Northern States
1
10-
iquar.)—
Northern Indiana
10-
10-
(quar.)—
com.
preferred (quar.)—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)—
New Yorker Magazine (quar.)
Newmont Mining Corp. (quar.)_
American
,
60c
56*/4c
43/4%
Notris-Thermador
5Q
9-25
10c
12*4c
_
Adams
9-20-
9-30
$0°
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
2%
preferred
Oakite
6
50c
40c
15c
25c
35c
———
England Electric System (quar.)
4.22%
9-
25c
New
4y2%
4y4%
9-13
Research Corp
&
New Brunswick Telephone
North
6
50c
National Sugar Refining Co.
■6%
9
9-
:
National Securities
■<-
9-
(quar.)
Gypsum Co.
Nazareth
9-23
9-13
12*4c
(s-a)
^
National
3
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-
25c
(quar.)—
& Bros. Co.
(P. E.)
Nachman
9-20
60C
capital gains);
Myers
Snyder Tool & Engineering (quar.)-—^
Soss Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—"
—
South Georgia Natural Gas, com
$6 preferred (quar.)
1
South Penn Oil Co. (quar.)
(6c from
Monday, September 2,
.
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
Share
Name of Company
.
.
Holder*
When
Per
Holder*
Share
Name of Company
,
Financial Chronicle
.'28
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
9-13
9-13
8-30
9-13
9-
3
9
8-30
8-
8-12
9-
4
8-19
8-14
7-31
9-13
9-
6
1
Volume
186
Number 5669
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(953)
A.
Stock Record
♦
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
1
1
j
New 1 fork Stock
Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
88% Dec
11
Dec
21
Lowest
32 V* Mar 12
29
Jan
'
14
6
45% Apr
6
37% Feb 12
14
109% Feb
7
98Jan
28
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
67% Jan
3
55% Aug 27
55
Oct
1
14
Apr
10
20
July 30
13
29% May 25
37% Dec
22
29% May
4
Aug 29
29% Aug 29
23% Feb 12
32% Jan
4
24
July 17
132
Sep 19
23% Dec
6
i:I
108
28
Jau
19
12% Dec
31
22 Va Jan
3
11% Apr
19
22% Dec
31
154
Mar
Feb
S6% Feb
Dec~Io
!
9
52
Feb
9
190
Dec
155
Nov
9
163
Mar 14
2% Dec
13
17
Dec
111
Dec
4% Feb
11
14
Dec
6% Dec
241% Sep
117% Jan
23% Feb
31
10% May
14
Dec
Jan
Nov
23
7
Aug 20
46'% Feb 13
176'% Feb 15
155
July
1
2% Mar
5
15
Aug 23
107
Jun
5
117% Mar 27
18 Va Jan
12
108%
Nov 28
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
21% Dec 11
29% Dec 26
36 Va Apr
23
Mar" 19
44'% Aug 26
102
Jan
11
13
Jan
25
2
88
25
15% Feb 12
70% July 26
5% Feb 11
17
51% July 15
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
64% May 17
16% May 27
38% Jan
8
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
204
Jun
14% Jan
7
7
31% July
5
31% July 23
65% July 8
232 % Jun
160
28
Aug 28
8% May 28
19% Jan
114
Jan
16
8
18% May 13
77% Jan
14
9yaJun
14
Aug 26
82 % Aug 20
21% Jun 12
50% Aug 27
27% Aug 16
20% Aug
5
143*
14
3
5
13
Aug 13
Jan
11
08% Jan
3
23% July 2
58 % Aug 19
30% Jan
19
Dec 26
97% Jan
3
75
82
30
30Va Nov 29
34
;l
Apr
E2
Feb
37% July 25
8
125"
17
Maria
47
July 11
133% Aug 10
14
31% Aug 29
108
33
Mar 15
% Aug 29
80
Feb
11
37% Aug 26
Jan
36'AMay
119
39
102
July
53% July
3
27
Feb
4
30% Feb 21
31% Nov 19
26
Jan
2
29 'A Jan
40
Aug 29
10
121% Mar 23
79
126
K
30
Oct
95% Dec
27% Mar
64
10
60% Feb
27
16% Aug 26
89
Apr
17
Feb
7
7
Jan
26
31% Jan
95% Jan
29
26% Aug 15
108
May 28
70% Jan
23
1
99
12
31 % Oct
7
39% Oct
9
104% Feb
Mar 19
36
8
16% Jau
Jan
26% Mar 16
23% Aug
47% Dec
118
Sep 28
Dec
9
2
11
11
54
9
53 Va
July
147% Jun
3
7
Jan
2
37 V4 Aug
21% Dec 20
19% Dec
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
3
4% Dec 31
40
Oct
7% Mar 12
1
49 Vo Apr
45% Jun
■
38
NOV
20
38% Jan 27
53% Dec
27
Dec
Air Reduction Inc
Mar
May
57% July
140
July
15
5
Dec
18
6% July 11
45% July 25
20 ya May
20
5
9
27
Jan
3
13
Vfor
4
2
7
64% July 5
61
Aug 30
32 Va Aug 22
89% Jan
8
12% Dec 28
27% Jan
Feb
49
30 Va Deo
14
13% Nov 27
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
16% Apr
5
86
Jan
84% Jan
25
Dec
31
98
Dec
4
43 % Aug
2
23% Dec
31
20
Feb
7
90
Aug 26
143
7
Dec
95
Dec
Aug
14% Mar 21
11
II8V2 Feb
13
12
14
97'% Jun
7
2
16% Jun
3
28
3
15VaJan
2
17% Jun
11
19
106 % Feb
21
24'/a Feb
9
40% Dec
11
77?% Dec
26
35% Feb
10
93
Mar 23
45% Nov
25% Nov 29
7
34% May
4
Mar 16
94
Aug
8
31% Feb 12
78
Aug 28
41
Jan
21
21'% Aug 2G
Anna
Co
102
May 27
43% July 16
83
Feb
4
Radio
American
Chicle
Encaustic
21%
21%
21%
1,600
44%
44
44%
43%
44'%
43%
43%
43 Va
43%
•76%
76%
31'%
•103
32'%
174
Feb
3
45% Jan
3
123'% Feb
15
37 Va Aug 26
47% Jan
3
45 % Mar 12
58
Oct
10
187'/a Feb
1
68'/a Oct
1
84'% Apr 30
145'% Jan 27
3
51% Jan
13
170'% Jan
2
29
Jan
27
May 28
23 Ve Mar 13
17
4
31
111% Aug 19
131 Va Feb
14
12
44 s,'a July 11
21
11'% July 26
6
27 V4 Feb
25
4
179% Mar
78% Jan
30% Feb
9'/a Jan
17% Dec
Apr 24
84% Apr 25
Jan
2
12
69% Aug 22
10'% July 20
23% Nov 26
Aug 30
40
July 1
22'% Aug £9
Jan 23
14
6
3
10
30% May 28
20% May 29
25'% Jan 23
Per footnotes
see
page
28.
30 '/8 Aug 26
25% Jan
8
50V2 July 12
43% May 31
40
Mfcr 20
800
41 'A
1,600
122%
21,100
113
117%
116%
118%
113'%
6 8'A
67
67%
67%
67'%
67%
68
67
68
16%
17'A
17
17%
17%
17%
17'/a
17%
90%
36 Va
90%
*90
17'A
17'%
100
36'A
92
35%
♦90
36'A
93
36
36
95'%
*90
36
116%
93
36
*95
97
*95
96
95'%
•95 Va
27
27
*26'%
27
•26'%
27
*26Va
54
*50'%
18%
54
*50'%
54
♦50'%
'/a
18%
48'%
10%
19
49 'A
122
47'%
20
19%
48'%
48%
118%
119
*118'%
17%
16%
17
16%
19%
♦18%
20%
19%
49%
121
47%
36
36%
95'%
27
54
*118Va
93
95'%
27
*50
•90
97
10
116'%
27
*50'%
20%
10
28%
4,000
31,200
100
1,500
30
1,400
54
117
17%
17
17%
19%
•19
19%
117
20%
21'A
23,100
47
48
Va
48'%
9,100
•118'% 123
400
*19
19%
*19
1
5
5 Va
5
5'/a
5Va
42
42 V%
42
42'%
42'%
37'%
37%
52'%
59%
59%
5
6,800
22,700
42%
42%
43%
37%
37%
37%
50%
51'/a
51%
51%
1,400
60'%
60
60
59%
61
2,800
32%
31%
31%
1,200
32
•31
*34
34'%
*34
32%
*31%
34%
34
34
34
34
83
83
83
•83
84
•83
84
•83
40 Va
41
40%
41%
X40%
41%
26
25
25%
♦25'%
26
39%
•25%
40%
*25 'A
^
20,600
37%
x31'%
*81
10
18%
19%
37%
59
31
34%'
4'/a
53
58'%
31
17'/a
•19
37'%
37Va
52 'A
*34
5
53
37 %
58'%
4%
42 Va
52
X52
5'%
43
2,300
200
30
42
40,100
•25'%
26
84
40'/a
26
500
11,500
14%
32%
33
15'%
8,800
33 Va
34
33%
34 '/a
34%
35'%
20'/a
20'%
10,900
2,400
1
American
Hardware
5
No par
12.50
American Ice Co
6%
93
152
157
—
No par
15
15
preferred—100
*95
97
common
noncumulative
20
90
1
American-Home Products
20
10
Corp
American Hawaiian SS Co
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
1
1
5'%% prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100
4'%%
preferred
Metal
—100
Products
1%
15'%
16%
15'%
16'%
94
*90
36'%
37%
82
*80
16'%
20'%
*90
90'%
*87
17%
16
18'%
20'%
95
*90
151'%
156'%
14%
14%
*95
156
14%
97
15'/a
16'%
*95
15'a
15
16'%
16'%
*78
a
*86
•14%
14%
97
•95
15
78
*76
80
16'%
•93
37'A
•78
15'%
16'%
60
38
12,200
80
52
51%
51%
52'A
52'A
1,400
22%
21'%
21%
21'%
21%
18,700
7
67h
54
53%
25'%
14
54'%
7
6%
53'%
90'%
♦86
25'%
25'%
90'%
25'%
•86
25%
90'%
25%
29
*27'%
29
•27'%
*13%
14
•13%
14
7
53%.
-
6%
6%
6%
16,300
53'%
52%
53%
6,700
28%
28%
28%
27%
28
27'%
28
34'%
34'%
34%
34'%
34
34%
341/4
34%
x46'%
48'%
48'%
49'%
47
48'%
48'%
70
50%
142
41%
116
13%
13'%
155
*149'%
13%
155
25'%
24%
25'%
69
69
69'%
71
50%
51'%
50%
52
141
41%
*114
38'%
37'%
X53%
*140
141
41%
116'%
■
*41'%
*116
37%
37%
54
53%
141'%
42
116%
38'%
700
6%
52%
48'%
13%
*28
2,400
29
14
34'%
13%
10
51%
6%
*149'%
25 '/a
1,200
96
21%
53'A
26
300
1,500
Va
14'%
155
200
4,500
21%
*14
28%
200
97
15
78
14
41%
116
37'%
14%
*95
xl5
16'%
*27'%
Snuff Co common
25
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
158%
15'%
37
*86
0%
155
20'%
95
97
94
29%
American
"
16 Va
90'%
25'/a
140
14%
160
36'%
25','4
100
154'%
*14'%
20
♦92
94
*27%
25 Va
69
50
157'%
20'%
93
16'%
28%
28%
34
46
13%'
*149%
•90
94
25%
No par
1
No par
20
93
38
51
15%
*
37
25'%
5
25
15%
*90
*27%
14
15%
37%
94
36%
2
1
16'%
82
*90
20
com
preferred—
13'%
•150
24'%
70'%
49%
140
42
♦116
37%
13'%
152
24'%
70%
50'%
13'A
♦150
24%
70
1,400
I,300
49
17,700
13'%
33,500
152
25
70'%
3,500
620
50%
52'/a
12,500
140
•139'%
1401/4
330
42
x41Va
41%
•114'%
116'%
116'%
37%
37 Va
37%
500
10
6,500
54
54'%
56%
58
25
25
29%
31%
29%
29%
29%
29'%
29%
29'%
29%
29 y4
29%
2,000
32%
31'%
31%
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32%
1,930
5
100
8%
8'%
8%
*8%
9
8%
8%
*8»%
173'%
172%
173'%
172%
173%
172%
173%
173'%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
71
-100
8%
172 Va
69%
112%
112%
112'%
112%
112%
113
112'%
112'%
113'A
115
American Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
33
10'%
33'%
33'/4
34'%
34%
35
33%
34%
34'/a
34%
11,900
10%
10 y4
10%
10'%
10%
10 %
10'%
10'/a
9,700
25
25'%
25'%
25%
25%
♦25%
26%
•25'%
26%
25 Va
lO'/a
25'%
series
25
& Smelting—1
*23'%
13%
24%
*23'/4
24%
23'%
23'%
22'%
22'%
22%
22%
200
13%
Xl3
13%
13'%
13
13%
13 Ya
13%
6,300
27'%
28%
27'%
28
28
13%
28'%
27 Va
27%
27%
28
4,000
50
53%
54%
54'/4
56
55%
53
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
*63'%
64'%
63 y4
63'%
64
64'%
♦63
36
36'%
36'%
37'%
37'%
10
36
*84
43
30
^-14
32
American Stores Co
Amer Sugar Refining common
7% preferred
1
American Sumatra Tobacco—
American Tel & Tel Co
American
6%
Tobacco common
preferred
Preferred 6%
Preferred
series—
5'%%
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton
Corp
Copper
1
6.25
&
Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes
25
Zinc Lead
31% Feb
May
28%
*40
23%
41% July 18
95 Va May
9
July 11
40'%
67
113'%
100
Co
35% Mar 19
28
40
14%
Anaconda
43 V2
28
42
14%
9
12
27'%
41'%
23
81
84
Aug 29
39% Jan
4
27'%
41
115 Va
14%
72% Jan
12
28
40'%
28%
23'%
63'% Aug 27
Aug 20
28
*27'%
14%
53
Aug 27
28
41 'A
41
28
28
28
29
14%
87% Mar 19
13
28
♦28
14'%
85
Jan
69,500
*27'%
29
33 Va
14 Va
33%
Electronics
42'% Dec
5,500
20,400
41%
33'%
14 'A
32%
Amphenol
107
84
40'%
& Foreign Power..No par
American Gas & Electric Co
10
5
2
81'%
40%
9,200
33% Aug
42% Apr
33%
82%
39'%
5,200
American
7
81'%
15%
7
Nov
33'%
84%
42
18%
19 Va Mar
13
34
83'%
40%
46%
24'/,,
25% May 23
12
120
107%
85
1
5'%% convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
American Motors Corn
American Natural Gas Co
Jun
4,200
23,400
40%
10
American
Aug 26
•104
32
80%
6
40
1
76%
38'%
99'% Feb
116
33%
31%
80Va
10
July 31
'% Aug 27
34
108
•76
39Vii
*23 Va
No par
No par
July 31
7
34
77
'32%
108
600
37%
12.50
31
2
x32'/a
•105
22
80
12.50
Corp
29
129% Mar 26
76%
32%
108
50 V
24
21%
76%
a
21'%
155'/2 Jan
8
34%
32 V
51'%
19
16
33%
*76
*106
21%
Jun
18
32%
108
50'%
136
July 24
76%
32
*105
22
,
21 %
21
46% Mar
*70
20
100
3
11
16% Jan
21%
43%
63% Jun
28
Dec
21%
No pur
29'% Aug 30
32'% Jan
21%
97% July
30% Jun
80
21%
49% Aug 29
59'% Jan
31% Dec
21%
26
13
63% Feb
21 '4
59 Va Mar 20
48
65
21
7,900
1,100
7% preferred
100
American Seating Co
10
American ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com.——No par
51
Dec
28
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
19
25
53'%
27%
4
39'% Jan
Jan
52%
27%
9
10
9
53%
27%
10
25
Dec 26
31% Nov 23
51'%
27%
Apr
Apr
119
*21%
54
27%
34'% Jan
Jan
165
21%
X53%
27%
24 V2 Aug 29
62
Aug 19
120
10% Dec
21%
53'%
*27%
18
18 Va Jan
Dec
21'%
50'%
28
1
American News Co
American Optical Co
Amer Potash & Chemical
12
21%
54
♦45
66% July 11
42
600
1,200
II,600
23
377/0 May 17
142'% Dec
2
23
33'% May
Nov
14%
87
22%
11
105
2
84'%
40o
Aug 26
46% Jan 23
14%
2
21%
Amer Machine & Metals
158
14%
86
50%
2
4
20
*1%
84
18%
Feb
Jun
*14'%
2
27%
.
100
21
13'% Aug 27
14%
87%
45'%
23%
46
148
2
86
108%
18
33
6
14%
2
86'%
46%
•104
♦44
27'% July 29
13
14%
2
84'%
*21'%
46'%
108
18%
3
Feb
45
*104
45%
9
36% Jan
47'%
108'%
•45
54% Aug
9
24'% Mar 2Q
177
*14%
46%
*102'%
18%
64 Va Jan
21
2%
83%
47'%
108 Va
46
52% Aug 29
Feb
2
83
46
*10214
18%
3
21
15
45%
17
56
46:%
108 Vis
15
18%
8% Jan
5
~10
44'%
*102'%
16%
12
19
55,500
47 'A
23%
31
Nov
9
16
18'%
5'% Dsc
Dec
8%
27,000
Tiling
55% Jan
28
8%
48
Enka
5
16% Dec
8%
120
*46
22%
American
Apy
150
8%
30
1,400
72
143
Amer Metal Co Ltd common-No par
3
8%
*70'/a
290
—20
14
40% Jail
71
5,600
17
143
Distilling Co
18
8
70'%
15%
110'%
17
•245
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
American
30
6
70 Va
*70 Va
8'%
15'%
16%
113
146
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
13 Va Jan
21
16%
290
13
8'% Mar 21
31
17
3,000
HO'%
15%
111
*110
"15
3'/u
♦136
American
21'% Apr
7
15 Va
3
♦245
No par
Co
25
Jun
70%
8%
70'%
8%
No par
Cable
16
43
72%
8%
25
&
27
33 Va Nov
*70%
58%, July 18
12
15%
162
17
16%
28% Jun
16% Jun
15'%
*149
3 Vs
146
common
Jan
28'% Feb
16%
13,800
160
Va
♦110
16%
20
&
Co
Jan
Aug 26
15%
111
3
1,500
54'%
290
common
30
28
15
111
3'/a
26%
217
*136
Corp
28
5'% Jan
15 Va
113
ig%
50
com
108
70'% Sep
83'% Dec
15
nio
3
5,900
•200
50
6
Jan
*152
3Va
53
26%
217
100
2
Jun
160
3
26%
53%
600
7,400
*245
common
31
88
160
100
com
22% Dec
Mar
160
3'%
26%
100
9%
146
preferred
97% Dec
28
*152
American
95% Feb
52%
160
3
1
23
10% Feb
26%
54%
*196
No par
17% Apr
14'% Jan
26%
26
165
290
Export Lines Inc
9
July
54 Va
217
10
American
17
102
26%
53%
*200
5
1
178'% July 5
15'% Aug 19
26
52%
*152
5
31% Feb
18
X26
9%
No par
Corp
European Secur
Feb
25%
217
5
American
39% May 22
23% Jan
2
25%
*195
18
7
135
9%
217
1
Jun
17'% Apr
17% Jan
•
13'% Nov 29
15
22'% Aug 27
14% Aug 19
32% Aug 26
142% Nov
31
.14
7
13
9%
*245
preferred
Shoe
Chain
American
Aug 29
9%
26%
♦136
preferred
17% Aug 27
14
18
9%
25%
146
America
Bosch
American
4%%
45
9%
26%
290
American
10
53
*160
9 Va
3,300
7,400
*245
preferred
Cable
15
30
11% May
26 Va
*136
Inc
of
Can
27
7
2Gl'a
52'A
1
preferred
03 V» Feb
Dec
*25%
100
Cement
American
48 Va July
19% Aug
1
44% Mar 12
25%
Broadcasting-Paramount
39% Aug 29
24% Aug 20
48
13%
30'%
24%
No par
convertible preferred-
80% Aug 12
3
13%
30'%
25
25%
1
preferred
14
3
13 Va
29%
*194
1
Limited
conv
Feb
Dec
17% Jan
No par
5
convertible
32% Jun
29 Ma Apr
13
29%
X24%
160
Corp
American
7%
13%
30%
25%
160
%
100
Theatres Inc
5%
13 '/a
30
25 Va
,
No par
Co
Brake
13%
26
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
American Airlines common
1
28
35% Jan
25
25
100
convertible
Dec
100
30
25
26
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The):
Ameiace Corp
27% Mar 21
8
13%
29%
27
common
Products
4%
19
Aug
8
4% Mar 4
39% Feb 18
Jan
35
13%
164
Mills
Amer
7,200
6,000
*26
Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
Allied Laboratories Inc
American
2,700
56%
*160
preferred A
prior preferred
8
14%
55%
27
preferred
8
14%
165
Allied
6%
14%
56
*26
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
4%%
14%
55%
30%
9
100
14%
56%
25 Va
26
8,100
14%
30
9%
I,800
43'%
102
56%
*159
conv
3%%
*99%
14%
27
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
6%
102
165
common
Industries
*100
165
common
Alleghany Corp
102
*26
common
Alco Products Inc
7% preferred
9
24% Jan
48% Mar 11
53% Jan 25
67
13%
♦100
30%
56
25
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series—100
Alabama & Vicksburg
Ry„
100
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining
2
American Bank Note
Jan
16% Aug 27
T-r,
x55%
26
31
66
35a/.
57
1
American Bakeries Co
27
37% Apr
3
27% May 15
81
18
61% Nov 12
13
22% Jun
2
14.%
56%
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
Amer
%
14%
101%
14'%
..No par
8
99 V2 Mar 28
Aug 23
12
10
70"% Aug 16
24 Va Jan
3
113
18% Aug 27
41% Feb 12
104% Feb
101
Amalgamated Leather Co
39
4
101%
*99%
25
Aluminum
31
Dec
X42%
1
Aluminium
27
93
*30%
43%
1
8
Sep
58
30%
43
Admiral Corp
8
Dec
Sep 19
10o% Sep 27
30%
43%
Corp—10
Alpha Portland
4
81% Jan
m
Corp—.
Jan
24
.4
30%
43%
l
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
28
Apr
30%
43%
10
Express Co
May 16
9
Shares
30%
Aeroquip Corp
Allen
the Week
43 ya
1
Addressograpli-Multigraph
$4
Friday
Aug. 30
30%
1
Inc
Acme Steel Co
Adams-Millis
4VaVo
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 29
431/2
25
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Inc
PRICES
30%
100
ACF Industries Inc
Aldens
SALE
43
Allied Stores Corp common—No
par
4% preferred
100
47% Jun
104 J/a Nov
preferred
Vending Corp
Adams
HIGn
Wednesday
Aug. 28
30%
Allied
40% Feb 15
26
conv
"
5
common
Allied
4
Jun
4%
ABC
Tuesday
Aug. 37
Aug. 26
1
Laboratories
8
56% Jan
77
Abbott
22% Aug 13
42% Dec 21
■
LOW AND
Monday
Par
Abacus Fund
5% %
Jun
65% Apr
110% Jun
16
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
EXCHANGE
14
4
17
May
64% Dec
30
12% Dec
6
160
23
105
19
241% Sep
5
39
4-£
88% Jan
31
115
16
23% Mar 22
16% Dec 21
77
13
12
9
Aug 20
20% Jan 14
26
136
1
Highest
33% Jun
d
t
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
28% Sep
37% Dec
a
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
*3
Exchange
Mining
No par
21.80
71
x54'%
55%
55'%
,a
800
30,100
9,100
550
300
54
54%
64 Va
65
36%
37'A
37%
37'%
85
84
84
•84
86'%
30
43'%
42'%
43
43'A
5,300
32
31%
32%
II,500
32'%
♦84
43
43'%
43
31%
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31%
3lV2
32%
42'%
31%
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32'%
*31%
32%
♦31'%
32
174%
53%
45
♦84
9
8,800
64
85
85
57'%
•31%
32 Va
46,800
190
2,600
100
17
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Highest
14
4
Argo Oil
65% Jan
12
2
Armco Steel
13% Feb
12
16% Jan
8
Armour
7
30
Jan
4
Jun
28
92
Feb
18
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
102% Mar
5
8% Jan
5
2
6
Jan
22
18% May 24
81
5
Arnold
6% Jun
7
13
11
31% Mar 15
28 Ve Jan
3
36 % July 19
15% Jan
27% Oct
11
20
Mat 29
16% Feb
12
19% May 6
31 % May 31
2
6% Jan
27% Apr
6 Va Jan
30% Mar 29
8% Feb 27
9
7% July
2
28% !Feb 12
97
Oct
65
Jan 23
35
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
73
Aug 28
25% Nov 21
33% July 25
16
9
89
Jun
63 Va Jan
34
14
May
103
•'
Jan
5.25%
78
Jun
6
26% Dec
Nov
90
11% Aug
30
22 % Aug 29
27
Jan
11
10% Feb
6
9Va July 22
3
27
30% Mar 13
17
Feb
101
28
63% May
5
35% Jan
83% Nov 29
.8% Nov 29
47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
9
41 % Feb
15% Dec 27
15% Aug 28
18
1
Aug
67
16% Jan
19
11% Jan
9
17% Feb 27
26
Jun
5
Feb
17
*
48 Va
July
Mar
Dec
21
41%, Feb 13
53
41 Va Feb
63
67% Oct 24
Aug 26
40% Aug 30
14
71% Fob
89
22
Mfg Corp
$2.25
21
28
42% Jan
9
19
82% Jun
56
12% Oct 31
16
Sep
12
12 Va Js n
6
9
44
Jun
12
39
16% Mar 22
6
31% Mar 14
136
89 V2
July 12
102
13
Oil
Brothers
4
% '/c
Basic
Bath
Iron
3% %
4
% Vo
34%.Aug 26
13
47% July 16
86% Aug
Beck
20% Aug 26
31% Jan
Sep 17
26% Aug
6
47% Jan
4
42
32 Va Dec
26
39% Apr
9
27 Va Feb 12
10
Nov 28
14
Feb
6
20
Jun
8
27
Jan
28% Feb
14
9
31
60% .Tan
2
89% Feb
6
4V<k%
(A S)
Bendix
1% Dec 14
30% Oct
1
2% Feb 24
33% Apr 17
44% Dec 19
53% Jun 22
77% Aug
9
43
Feb
39
Feb
Feb~~7
136
63
31
Dec
13 Va Jun
8
16 Va Jan
13
71
5
84
11
Dec
32% Feb
Jan
25% Nov 20
28% Nov 29
36
45% July 25
21 Va Dec 20
65% Dec 12
Best
54% Jan
Bestwall
20
46% Jan
25
Feb
1
2
Foods
37 3
38 3 4
16,700
12%
12%
13
19,500
33%
34%
53
93
33%
95%
33%
34
93%
94% :
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82
82
49%
51%
50%
51%
50%
51%
56
56%
57
57
56%
56%
42 %
43
76%
78
78%
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79
75%
77
13
13
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13%
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13%
13
13
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43
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43
*41%
42
42
33%
34
93
5
*41
93%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
49%
51
51
53
53%
17
16%
33%
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132
16 Va
16%
.33%
33%
*120
4,800
210
Corp
35%
34 Va
41%
800
75 %
761/4
2,300
130
44
45
17%
17%
17 Va
1,200
53%
54
54%
5,900
16%
33%
1,000
16%
16%
33%
*120
95
94 Va
"20
14%
14%
4,800
35%
36%
10,500
85
82%
82 %
20
21
35 Va
14%
35 3 i
21
21V*
2,200
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85
21
21
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42
40 Va
40%
*40%
41%
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31%
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31%
30%
30%
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12 Va
xl2
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12%
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43%
92
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43 »/a
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45
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47
47'%
47
43%
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68 VA
48 %
49%
48%
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38,300
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l'A
29%
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33
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45%
46 Va
46%
43 r%
44%
145 V%
145'%
11%
11%
11%
69 Va
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69%
25%
44%
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49%
50
50'
341/4
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146 Va
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30
45%
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50
33
10
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12
70
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42
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52%
29%
45%.
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92
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30
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,
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144
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2,900
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43%
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142
142
92
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17
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,
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1
16%
43 Va
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43%
1
10
41 %
30 Va
42
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5,600
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132
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36
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15
35%
500
42
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20%
85
20%
21%
13
12
10
(Delaware)
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31 %
100
Co
41%
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16%
14%
36'A
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85
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10
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1,400
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15
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93
95
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56%
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15 Vb
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s
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1
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132
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100
52 3 4
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110
51
57
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33%
33%
33%
83
•
50%
132
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2.50
pfd
-
54
12.50
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49 %a
16%
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82
-
51%
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1
Inc
82
42%.
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42%
'
78%'
U
25%
'
501/4
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25%
.
20
6,000
52
33%
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"
25i%
26
26 Vi
25%
25 Va
*25
251%
25%
25%
2,400
25%
391/4
38%
40'%
40
41%
391%
40'%
40%
41%
17
25
Jan
9
Bohn Aluminum & Brass "Corp.
5
Bon Ami Co class A
_No par
18%
18 %
18%
19
19
18%
19
18%
18%
77,400
2;300
1
Apr 23
23% Feb 12
l
3
14 Va Feb
12 Va Mar 16
11% July
32
9
12
9% Jari
2
Apr
15
16 Va Jan
3
11
Mar 11
62% Jun 12
87
Jan
22
57% Mar 19
51 %
Fei?
12
Bond
Co.
1
Laughlin Inc
Airplane
Class
17% Mav 27
53% Jan 24
__2.50
Co.,
27
Xl8%
*25
*25
25'%
700
'
27
27
28
27
28
No par
14%
14 %
14
14
14 "a
141%
13 Va
14
13'%
14 3 4
1,480
1
16 %
16i%
16%
16%
Xl6%
16%
16'
16'A
16%
16 Va
6,200
1.25
*10%
IOV2
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10'%
lO'A
10 1/2
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10%
15
60 %
60'A
59%
60%
60
60
•60
5
38 %
38%
37%
38%
37%
38
100
75 3 4
75%
*751/4
25
B
Stores
46%
46 Va
46%
Inc
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Borden Co (The)
Borg-Warner Corp
3 Va % preferred
Boston
27
•
Edison
common..;
Co
.27
T
78
28
*75iA
46%
47
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%
-
37 Vs
77
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47
-
8
300
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10%
60 1
60%
60'A
2,200
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37 V»
17,700
78
*75V4
47%
47%
47
200
10
78 •
4,000
47 Va
'•
Boston
17
Aug
41% Oct
3
1
29% Jan
61% Jan
10
Oct
1
14% Jan 31
35% Dec
31
54% May 10
29% Feb
12
41
28
58
42% Jan
3
28% Feb
May
3
July 24
47% Jan
10
7% Aug 22
11 Va Jan
2
Braniff Airways
41% July
8
Bridgeport Brass Co
9
7% Aug 30
Jan
11
13% Jan
14
47
10
48
Jan
14
44
% Dec
17
41
Jan
82% Oct 26
100
Feb
29
82
Aug 26
90
32% May 25
13% Dec 17
37
Aug
2
33
Aug 14
36% Jun
15Vi Apr 27
16
46
25% Jan
23
45% Dec
Aug 29
17
21
26%
Jul" 19
61% July 12
Jun 11
24
Jan
2
28
May 23
80 % July 30
29
Feb 11
90% Jan
15
34% July
14% Aug 29
16% Aug 12
11
Mar 18
29 Vb Jan
5
11
Jan
2
14 \\ Jan
23
22
1
36% July 17
26
Dec
28
38% July 30
20 Va Dec
10
23
12% Aug 21
Mar
8
16% Jan
3
Aug 26
17% Feb 12
52% Jan
9
21 Va May 17
21
65
Nov
30
81% Jan
19
63
23
Sep 20
77 % Feb
8
62
Va Aug 14
May 21
74% Jan
63
65
Jan
24
72
Dec
85% Mar
6
64% Aug 19
33% Feb 27
74% Jan
25
27
23
15
Apr 10
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
46% Sep
20
\
8
Aug 15
40% Jan 23
10
6
Oct 26
31% Jan
5
12 Va Apr
16
34% Dec n
105% Aug
51% May
8% Apr
3
3
13
17
11
Aug 22
10% Jan
10
Butte
30% Aug 23
45% Jan
6
101
38
Mar 12
Feb
13
4% Aug 15
11% Apr 22
34 V* Nov 23
13
Dec 12
43% Jan
r3
17Va Jan
3
98
Feb
7
74
66
July 11
50
5% July 17
32 Va Jun 24
13 V4 Jan
2
July 31
24% Nov 30
30% Nov 29
33 V4 Apr
6
36% Mar 16
July 8
24% Apr
4
29V4'Feb 12
50
56% Apr
49% Mar
jj^orjfoptnMes
6
gee ftage*"28/
1
16
104% Feb 26
44% Jan 11
52
33%
13%
13%
13%
*82
36%
46
.
300
6,500
3,900
10,500
7%
53%
54 3 4
54
55
56
58
85
82
82
*82
85
33 Va
33 Va
33 3
4
33%
34
34%
1,800
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
43%
*43%
13%
43Va
1,300
1,900
*82
36%
37
40
43%
43
%
43%
64 Va
63
64%
61%
62%
62 Va
64 3A
7,300
31 %
32 Va
.32
32%
30 3 4
31 Va
31 Va
32%
24%
24%
x24%
24%
24%
24 %>
*24%
24%
24%
36%
36 3
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
24Vi
37%
6,300
600
36
5
*43
x62%
43 %
4
37
9,900
17%
17%
18
No par
17%
*80 %
82
*80%
82
*80%
30%
30%
30 Va
30 Va
*30 Va
30%
30%
_io
17%
17%
17 %
17 Va
3 5%
15%
15
16%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
14%
5
16%
16%
16%
16%
900
Inc
1
com
11
*30 %
31
400
15,800
11
11%
31
11%
11
11%
11
11%
12,800
66
65
65
65
65
66
66
*65
90
*59
64
66 Va
*59
64
*59
64
*59
64
*66%
68
*66
69
*66
69
*!66
69
*66
69
loo
'
38 3
1
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24%
,__5
:
10
100
Corp
5
a
6
*28
*101%
39
39%
38%
18
*17
24%
24%
6VB
29%
*31
*101V*
39%
87% Jan
4
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co__.
1.8O
Canada Dry Ginger Ale C9m__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
*75
50
50
*25%:
39%
77
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries* Ltd
1
4%
4%
13%
13%
109
No par
—
No
25
nar
39%
4%
13
39%
17 Vb
39%
♦
4%
13 Vb
101 %
24 Va
6%
31%
*
*17
24%
6
31%
102
18
24%
6 Va
'39
40-%
*1.7
24%
6
102
5
Inc_
Ry
30 Va
11 Ve
8
Pacific
8,500
17%'
82
64
Zinc-Lead
Cannon Mills Co__
17%
*80%
*65
5
Hecla
17%
82
*59
:
Packing
17%
100
Co
Zinc
17%
*80 'A
_ioo
preferred
&
17%
82
6% Jan
Canadian
7%
32%
Calumet
36% May 13
52
Jan
2
*44%
8
37
65%
Callahan
29
85
45
7%
37%
43 %
2
29V4 July 15
45
8%
900
37
34
2
66% Jan
46
8%
53 Va
52%
7VaJan
16% May 8
84
Feb 27
*45
37%
33%
15 JA Aug
&
35%
5
Byers Co (AM) common
7% participating preferred
California
34%
8%
x37
82
15
Copper
35
1
Co
Terminal
46
8%
35
3,800
10,400
3,400
62
No par
Butler Bros
Bush
*45
8%
37%
8%
32%
Burroughs Corp
3
Jan
27
34%
43
—15
...
second
Jan
75 ya Dec
Aug 22
Inc
34%
13 V u
1
Burlington Industries Inc
4 %
preferred
3 % Ve- preferred
4% Vo
35%
8%
82
,
Watch
34%
8VB
50%
10
preferred
Bulova
8%
8%
33%
100
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
29
16 Va Mar 20
7 Va Jan 17
1
$5
16
41
8 Va
37
2.50
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-EVie Co
Budd (The) Co common
19
Jun 20
23 Va Jun
12% Jan 20
5'A Aug
9
21
52% July 10
Co
15%
41
8%
8%
.3
Gas
issued
15%
40%
8%
46%
3.50
Bigelow
Shoe
When
15 Va
40 Va
8%
46
__50
Brunswick-Balke-Collender __No par
2
7
15%
41 %
35
Brown
AUg
36% Aug
&
15%
41
34%
77
95 Va Jun
Feb
Brown
15%
41
5
common
preferred
Union
15%
41
7%
48% May 22
4
36
27
3%'r
15%
40
,
2.50
4 % c/c conv preferred™
Briggs, Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
Brooklyn
14%
40
100
_
Inc
38% Mar 11
15
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
23
17 Va May 28
89
Dec
5
__„No par
preferred
15
42% Jan
Jan
13
5%
13% AUg 26
30% Aug 29
OctTs"
RR—
19% Jan
36
36% Aug 29
39% Nov
Maine
14% Aug 26
3
6
48% Nov 16
8
&
Common
3
24 Va Apr
12% Dec 31
35 Va Jun
Oct
5,800
38
12 Va
37%
75% Aug 26
46 % Aug 19
£5
4
37
12%
82
Corp
Gypsum
3%
3%
3 3 .i
38 Va
37%
12%
25
10
4% Dec
13
5
10
98
37 Va
12%
(E W)
Jan
25% May
3%
36 Va
12%
4
4
V,
3%
37%
12 Va
&
46
28% Jan
4
3%
36%
52,100
6%
45
*44
45
*43 VB
45
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
*43 VB
Bliss
37 V8 Aug 29
38Va Jan
6%
43 Va
Boeing
5
'23%
6%
*42%
Bliss
12
Dec
6 V2
43%
2
Jan
r
6%
*42%
700
100
8,300
36
2
50% Apr
98% Feb
3
35 Va
14
64
12
35%
61 Va Jan
17
Dec
35 5 o
83 Va Jan
27
79
36%
29% Jan
12
Dec
48% Dec
35%
,
Blaw-Knox Co
38% Jan
64
36%
17%,
Aug 12
36% Aug 14
25
13
Jan
Apr
64% May 17
48%'Jan
2
Aug 26
3
17
9% Dec 26
15% Jan 11
7
33
20% May
26
155,
75
35 Va
Bethlehem Stqel (Del)
com
8
7 % preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4 % Ve pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
50% July 16
Jan 24
11
Jun
35%
95
Best & Co Inc_
7
*17%
preferred
:
50
Benguet- Consolidated Inc_—1 peso
15
29% Apr
34 V4 May
23 J/4 Nov 21
12
Mar
1
14 Ve Dec
Deo
Aviation
cum
12
11% Aug 23
68 Va Aug 27
50% Sep
6
46% July 17
32% May 11
30
28% Jan 23
5%
32% July 15
49% July 5
41% Feu
172%
Dec/20
146
1% Jan
17%
33%
Beneficial Finance Co
9
28
*17%
1
May
400
10*
84
common
May 14
10
34
preferred—;
48
*68
10
800
69
68
*9%
10
17%
1
21
80
32,300
9 Va
16
*15%
68
70
10 *
/
10
Savers
66% May 17
18,
1 % Mar 18
28% Aug 27
81
9
9%
16
*17%
50
17% Jun 25
Jun
*79%
81
9 '
*15%
17%
1
50% Aug 26
64% Dec 27
8
*79%
9%
*
16
1
4%%
40
48% Jun
79 Va
8%
15%
17%
_100
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co
24 Va Jan
J
96
Beldin g-He m in way
10
Jan
25,900
10
4
Beech-Nut
Aug 26
85
30
47
1,300
"
common
1
36 Va Mar 15
16
3
50% Dec 31
46%
35 Va
prior prefevred___100
Life
46%
50
2
35% July
13% Aug
8
45%,
95
Creek RR
Beech
Apr 22
46%
33%
■
Instruments
Shoe
14,500
*81
Beech Aircraft Corp
24
42
100
preferred
80 Va Feb
40%
.100
common
Corp
Beaunit Mills Inc
11
40%
17%
No par
B
Works
conv
30
40
'
9
...
Beatrice Foods Co
May 20
Apr
5
87
*17%
common„._„100
Corp
*85%
*68 '
13
Corp.
Corp
Bayuk Cigars Inc__
31
10% Mar
11,200
86%
*85%
9%
preferred
Dec
8
50,200
9%
29%
85%
69%
9%
(The)
Corp
Products
Beckman
28
*15%
*68%
10
noncumulative preferrecl__100
Barker
3
20% Jan
14% Aug 29
9
15%
1
Co
Ohio
&
Barber
35% May 20
19
Feb
120
23V4
9%
*29
28%
■»
70
Bangor & Aroostook RR
2
July 23
17 % Feb
15% Aug
6
134% July 13
106% Jan 20
4%
Aug 30
19% July 25
71% May 22
49% Aug 26
67% Nov 26
22%
9%
230
29
28%
8%
10
Inc
Wilcox
&
Baltimore
May 16
57% Jan
13
T)
(B
preferred series
preferred series C
4%
28
58% July 25
11
22%
9%
A 85%
87
68
(The) common
3
No par
4 Va e/o
45
18
68 % Dec
July 22
22 %
9%
28%
29%
15%
preferred
conv
Babbitt
8
14% July
Feb
15% Jun
19
May 10
68% Jan 27
Feb
95
1,000
■
9%
2o
Cony prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
5
Avco
3
35% Feb
102
90% July 26
80
72%
22%
22%
"
20
Baltimore Gas& Elec Co
Jan
9%
No par
common
15
101
22%
9%
16
Co_
Nichols
3
Nov 27
22%
72
79%
32 % Jan
85
23
31%
93
71%
;*• 71 Va
71%
30%
93
71%
SO
7
39
70
31%
93 :
71%
80 '
2
91% Aug
72
31 %
93
9%
Feb
43 Va Dec
69 Va
.;
.93
9,300
93%
31% '' 31%
;
79%
35% Feb
113
105
29
93%
8%
17
Nov 29
8
31
93
79%
31% Dec
31
3,300
-•>
30%
1
Babcock
Dec
3,000
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
19% Jun
7%
45%
4
60
7%
46%
16
37% Jan
7%
7,
45%
11
27
500
7%
",,6%
46 Va
Jan
Nov
17%
29 V«
45%
5% Jan
17% Sep 13
25% Jan 23
17%
29%
10
preferred
1,000
17%
29 VB
.
Refining
Atlas Powder
34%
17%
29%
<-
x8%
*33%
17%
41
common
34%
34
34%
40%
Corp
1,800
17%
41 Va
$3.75 series B preferred™
4%
34
95
9%.
4%
:; *29% " 29%
34
v
10
100
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
41
common
9,100
26
30%
30'A
*93
No par
15
94
*22%
42
RR
46% Jan
19 % Jan
20
41
Line
25
23
*23
Coast
3% Aug 26
Jan
26
*85'A
12 Va Feb
16 Va Aug 21
*23
86 Va
35% Aug 19
116
25
25
1,900
83
86 Va
5
7% July 12
May 28
*82
29 %
12
14
'
83
29%
15% Jan
43
6%
*82
29%
48% Dec
Jan
Feb
6%
83
9%
8
39
6%
■_
11% Jun
Jan
,6%
5
*82
Topeka & Sante Fe—
4% Dec 17
35% May 24
€0
29Va
Va
14 Vb
25%
83
22%
Austin
May 15
7% July 5
2
13,400
13%
25
*82
10
6%
24
Mar 29
38
2
5% Jan
42% Aug 20
24
Apr
17%
29%
10
49 % Feb
85
17'A
29%
1
37% Sep 26
95
*33%
17%
29%
100
Atlas
18% Mar 22 V
1
30% Jan
7% Feb 24
Jan
14
9% Aug 27
34% Oct 29
8
5% Sep
•
79 Va July 16
91
13
22% Jun
25
11% Jan 24
1
18% Jun
13
Sep
9
14.
25%
14%
25%
'
Jan
14
25%
14
25 Vb
53%
Atlantic
23
94
8% Aug 27
12,500
Atlantic
Jan
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
12
1,800
54%,
5% non-cum preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com-._6.50
4% preferred
_100
7
95
29%
53%
14 VB
Dry Goods Corp-—
Common
30% Jun
79 Va July 26
10% May 28
61% Feb
2
85% July 26
39 Va Feb
8
27
43% Jon 27
Jan
29%
53%
25'A
53%
34%
1st preferred—.
ison
28%
53
25 VB
17 %
Associates Investment Co
22
28%
13%
52
*33%
;
33 V,
14Va
•
1
___
Common
6
28
Atf
Nov
10
Corp
32%
;• 28%
" " *25
4%
5
—
32%
54%
*28%
28%
32 %
28%
53.%
82
2nrf preferred $1.50 series_.No par
ASR Prdducts
Associated
29%. Feb
Corp
32%
29 VB
32%
33%
13%
*
1
par
Ashland Oil & Refining com
1
Shares
33
33%
2.50
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
Arvin Industries Inc
Constable
the Week
Aug. 36
1
—
No
32% Jun
Friday
Aug. 29
25%
82%
28
4%
common
14
Feb
Thursday
Aug. 28
52
li5'
Illinois
of
Wednesday
Aug. 27
25
.10
Corp
Co
4% Aug 22
18
26% Jun
4
&
Sales for
PRICES
Tuesday
33
28%
5
51 Vb Feb
May
No par
Corp
24% Aug
24
4% Dec
Jan
2
69% Dec
7
29
Dec
36
Monday, September 2, 1957
Aug. 26
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
37% Mar 27
9
15% Feb
82
39% Apr 25
28 Va Aug 26
9
5
26 % Nov
46% Feb
32 % Aug 28
41%-Apr
39% Apr
35% Jun 28
27% Jan 23
EXCHANGE
Lowest
.
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
fear 1956
Lowell
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Ktlfe for Previous
.
6
31%
31%
102
39%
*101%
39%
4%
39
4%
13
4%
i3V4
13
21,200
39%
39 Va
40%
18
17
17
24%
24%
24%
8,500
6V4
2,800
32 ia
300
6
6
31%
,
*31%
102
102
39%
39%
4%
4%
13'
13
100
20
102
1,200
5,400
3,700
39%
4%
13%
5%
5%
5 Va
34%
5%
5%
34%
*5%
34
5i%
34V4
34
34%
15 VB
33%
33%
15%
15 Vs
33%
33%
15%
35V4
15%
15
15%
15V8
15%
76%
76%
76%
30%
*49%
30
5%
5%
*75
•76
76
*50
52
*50
X25%
.
31%:
50
5%
25%
25%
31%
.31'A
.31%
.
.
50
50
50
.
*75
76%
52
*50
52
25%
*25%
31%.
50
/
-26%
*50
-
*25%
: -.30%.. .31%..
*49 3 4
50
.
60
10
51%
300
26%
31%
=
4,900
4,000
5,600
-3l%- •-
50:
50
-16;600
t.
300
Volume 180
Number 5669 ...The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
23% Dec
31% Jan 23
22
,
NOV
101
Range Sine® Jan.
Highest
12
45 %
14
Nov 30
1
Mar
27% Apr
65% Dec
62% May 16
53% Jan 26
; 43
Nov
20% Jan
.
9
.
19
ll%" May 28
100
Dec
55%
■: 94
21
J~a~n~23
Dec
11
13% Nov 23
,
302
Nov 21
24 %
95% July 18
Jan
5
21% Jan
3
119
Feb
27
21
75
Jan
13
14
47% May
17%.Dec
3
-
<•. Feb
17
14
874 Dec 28
•43
- Nov
28
81% Feb
9
15% Oct
16
,
51% Jan
16
98 % Dec
■t
31
27% Jan 23
32
;
Nov
33
•
19
Oct
l
13% Jun
'8
.; 7% Dec 31
/ 547b Dec 18
10
Sep 13
'
27% Feb 28
2% Sep 28
54% Jan
34
Oct
94
9
1
Dec
21
22% Oct
'1
31% May 24
7
Jan
-3
-20
3
Jun
22
21% Nov
16
105
Mar 21
Jun 27
11
82'% Aug 20
•89
Aug 15
13% Aug 26
104
110% Jan 14
-'
5% Mar
17% Jan
301/4 Aug 30
38% Jan 11
•17
/ July 30
■Jan
8
54
80
17% Mar 22
15
61' f
47
Aug 15
88% Jun 20
56% Apr
1
100% Jan 11
July 24
Aug
9
27% Jun
41% July 27
19% Nov 28
34% Jan
•31% May 14
36
May 20
43% May 22
43
14% Mar
27
25 % Aug 27
3
16'/* Apr
l
Jan
16
13% May 22
16% Jun
22% Jan
Aug 20
9% Jan
Aug 29
59% Jail
8
8% Aug 28
29
Aug 26
11% Jan
45
Aug
2
Aug 21
Aug 29
1
:
;
43% Jan
2
3% Jan
11
69% Jan
9
1
III20
:
5
___i
Central Illinois
,
Light
No par
com
16%
17
16%
17%
42
41%
42%
.
23%
24
X24%
24%
.
*93%
95
94
23%
23%
23 %
23%
61%
44%
38 %
62
62
63;%
45%
44 %
45%
41%
39%
36%
38<%
*38%
39
22%
38%
22%
22%
22%
*22%
23
16
22%
16%
16
16
16%
16%
*101%
5%
84%
Feb
7
86'% Jun-24
91
13%
5
12
24
Aug 26
29% Aug 19
7% Aug 26
31% May 2
49% Jan 24
10% Mar 28
-
Jan
July 25
41% Jan
6
35
Aug 20
40
26% Jan
3
16
Feb
71 % Jan
20% July 25
4
56
Mar 19
31% Feb
1
27 % Nov
46% Feb
1
10% Jan
4
30
25
Feb
23% Aug 29
43% Mar
5
32
Aug 29
13% Jan
11% Aug 20
29
1
53
64
87
3
6 4'/a Jan
7
12% Jan
69% Mar
24% Oct 25
87
Dec
3
37% Jan
3
39% Dec 20
54
Jan
23
12% Jan 30
102
Jan
29% July 10
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
73 % July 17
20% Mar 29
28
35% July 25
39% Feb 12
58
Feb
12
14% Aug 29
100% Aug 26
Nov
2
104% Jan
18
9
42% Jun
29
17% Dec 27
23% Jan
3
17-% Mar
1
3
93% Jan
7
93
Nov
20
46% May 24
185-
109
Jan
75% July 18
Oct
16
196
May 28
89% Nov
30
103
Jan
13
34% Jan
26
43% Jun
15
'
97% Dec 31
70
111
Jan
6
Dec
26
80% Mar 26
39% Dec
19
45
1
1
Jun
8
60
Jan 23
39
Nov
127% Sep
100
5
20
'
Jan
10
24% Jan
3
78% Aug 15
50% Jan 13
141
Jan
Nov
15
125
98% Dec
20
5
131% Mar
Jan
13
2
38 % Feb
27
52% Mar 26
166% Aug 22
80
Jan
22
35% Aug 20
92% Jun
21
62
Aug 21
35% Aug 14
18
Feb
60% Feb
11
12
36% July 31
123% Jun
Nov~29
75
Dec
19
Mar 26
9
Jan
11
82% July 24
90% Aug
30
47
71
Jun
46
May
% Jun
4
9
67% July
175
83
Jan
25
43% May 20
104
Jan
14
71% Feb
6
40% May
3
25% July 19
76% Jun
43 % Mar
2
2
2
114% May
800
62% Jan
9
41
Feb
27
49
94% Mar
5
73
Jun
26
Apr
12
5
8
5
8
17
83
80
*76
80
*76
80
*76
15%
15/
*47%
49
*91
28
50% Apr
25
54
50
-
Dec 27
9
16
:;15Vb } 157b
47%
477i
*90
387b
38'A
3874
18
18
Va
367b
874
377 b/
■
1
X87b
297o
Va
87b
297b
37%
36 lb
37%
29
...I
Co—
36%
8%
29%
1
2
i0
_
8%
*56
8%
87b
29
29%
2
2 »/o
2
57
Common
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champlin Oil &, Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Cab
1
35%
33%
*91%
24
*56
57
3
% '/o
convertible
34%
*34
93
*93
31%
31%
7%
8%
common
Great
5%
Chic
19%
*27%
Ry com Del_50
Western
36%
preferred
Chic
series A
&
50
noncum
Cotton
Copper
60%
8
9'b
8%
103
4% Nov 23
13% Dec
31
13% Feb 25
27
Feb
11
18
Aug 20
50% Feb
8
4/t
18%
*27%
28-1/4
37%
*36%
37I/2
36
*35
15
Dec
59
Mar
57
Apr
C
I T
Cities
City Investing Co.
5%% preferred
18
Jan
8
100
57
57%
57
27%
28
57
26%
27%
26
26%
4% %
Clark
C
convertible
Equipment
27
35
35%
34%
35%
53%
34%
35
35
23%
24%
24
247b
23%
241/8
237b
33
*16
*11%
33%
33
247b
33%
327b
331/4
32
32%
32 Va
33V2
*16%
17%
*16%
17
16 Vb
171/4
11%
*16'A
171/a
11%
11%
*11 %
11%
11%
*51
54
11%
54
"111/4
117 b
54
55
*52
54
170
76
78
90,900
No par
17%
X531/4
75%
75%
76%
751/4
767b
24%
24%
85%
241%
*84'A
24%
84%
10
38%
41
39%-
5%
15
noncumulative
com
Aug 29
387b Jun
27
92% July 22
6% Aug 25
4% Apr
11
8
42 % Mar
104
1
Feb
14
10% Apr
6% Jan
22
Aug 28
14% Jan
17
7
44
49% Mar 22
41% Jun
45% Jan
3
25
Nov 29
110% July 17
OctTT
36%-Mar 12
97
Aug 20
42% May 1
26% Aug 27
18% May
14% Feb
17
18
107
Jan
Jan
14
8
23
1 %
Sep 28
43% Dec
Dec
93
18
Peabody & Co
5%%
85Va
240
38%
39%
3,900
41%
41%
42%
41
417b
42
42%
7,700
62%
15%
*1{%
39%
177b
*95%
54%
*165
*78%
631%
63%
147 b
15
*100%
103
397 b
40
40
177 b
18
18
.%'
%
*95%
55%
54V4
170
170
81%
*78 74
*62
64%
*62
*35%
37
*35%
37
*35%
37
22 %
22%
X22%
23%
No par
No par
com
loo
No par
Corp.
No par
10
com
No par
-
69%
66%
38%
38%
*129% 130
97''2
*93
100% 100%
*800
43%
43'%
79%
79%
No par
No par
com
preferred series B
& Southern Ry com
pfd
15%
100
28%
*46%
*42%
*54%
*52%
28%
50
100
100
pfd
68
38%
*129',4
69
22%
%
69%
38%
38
130
*1291,4
*94
97%
100
101%
93%
99%
*800
44%
*78
441/4
80
44%
'
*78
47
54%
54%
*52%
541%
14
16
Apr
15
15
Aug 19
39% Feb 12
17
Mar 28
49% Jun
112
18% Dec
28
*451/4
89
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
21
101% Jan
22
81
Sep 18
104
Jan
Aug
17% Jun
6
95% Mar 27
7
20"% Apr
24
11
85
Jun
36% Jan
18
29
Aug 23
106'% Jan
20
3
27
56% Aug
102% Mar
92% Aug 26
42% Feb 11
5
80
12
117% Nov
5
39% Feb
10
83
Dec
111% Dec
_For footnotes
see
page
28.
Aug
8
108% Jan
18
94
Apr 24
33% May
105
48
3
Mar 29
Jan
4
15
Mar 12
92% Feb
118
9
*46
46V4
45
*42V4
45
*53%
56
*53%
56
30
52
*50
52
20
*52%
54%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
297b
27%
28
277b
28%
29
297b
12,000
5,400
16%
1
16%
167b
1674
16%
167b
35,700
73
210
3974
41
12,200
28%
28%
287b
2874
2874
287b
28%
14'/b
39%
40
39%
39%
95%
95%
95%
39%
*941/2
97
67b
7
*6%
7
10
No par
—1
9%
10%
9%
36%
36%
*36%
11%
12
41%
98
%
Consolidated Laundries
Corp
com
5
27
51/8
11
%
18'A
*72
26'/a
27'A
27%
28
4(574
46 v4
47%
14'A
1474
14%
147b
8,300
21,000
397b
391%
*941/2
7
3974
39%
40
12,600
97
97
300
7
*674
67b
*5 Va
574
*5'/a
5V4
300
11 '/a
11 Vb
11%
ll'A
3,900
97b
9%
9%
26'A
36%
36%
3674
10%
3674
18,000
37'/4
11
12%
11
11%
107b
11%
117b
20.800
42/
11%
42
42%
42
42%
42
42'A
42
98%
42 Vb
9,900
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
987b
987b
41%
43%
987b
2,200
427b
44
41 Va
43
42 'A
44
27%
42%
26%
44
27
27
27%
27%
27%
27 %
2774
3,400
14%
28 Va
14%
14%
14%
15
1474
147 b
147b
8,900
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
147b
147 b
14%
147 b
1,000
*15
40
I51/4
40%
14%
14%
15%
10
15'A
15'/4
4074
40%
411/4
34
407b
33
33
97b
*36
15%
*15
41'A
10
15%
*15,
41
41%
44%
4474
91
91
'/a
92
92
91 Va
92
91%
92
*911/4
92%
*81'A
83
*811/4
83
*81 'A
83
2
*91%
83
17%
34
*31
2
2
92
83
18'A
2
92
1774
187b
2
44%
92
177 b
*33
2
1%
4474
44V4
177b
17%
34%
*31%
2
29
29%
29
29 %
2914
29%
*29 Va
927b
92%
93%
94%
94%
*
93 Va
95
10
43%
437b
43
437 b
437/a
43%
43%
—No par
2nd preferred
100
*8174
82%
80%
437 b
81%
109i/2
81'A
81%
*81%
82 Va
Continental Can Inc
$3.75 preferred
common
*105
109%
*105
*85
*108
86 Va
109'A
*85
*106
86 Va
109%
400
8,200
100
17 b
6,500
6,500
92-%
92%
320
92%
92%
200
17%
29%
927b
89
15%
411/4
36
44%
*81%
177b
100
No par
*85
7,900
1%
92
Co common—5
preferred
$5.50 preferred
89
600
44%
44V2
"85
Continental Baking
700
5%
11%
447b
5
8,500
97
91
No par
.—No par
No par
Container Corp of America—
2,600
46
44%
$4.50 preferred
1,800
27%
No par
$4.16 preferred
18'A
47%
14%
*30%
$4.52 preferred
Common
52
18'A
5V4
conv
46'%
*421,4
55
40
11%
$4.50
*46
44
55
72
11%
4%
46 %
*42%
.
x46%
—
5,000
18%
*5%
23
90% Jun
12,500
14%
Consol RR of Cuba
1
28%
267b
Consolidated Natural Gas
3
28%
"7,600
397b
11%
14
4
Jan
103'% Jan
23
Jan
50
28Va
48%
Consumers Power Co
58
%
15%
237b
141/a
14
Aug 12
46
77
15%
2 61/4
17
32
45
77%
47%
50c
1
Consolidated Foods Corp——1.33%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
300
3,900
15%
14%
——-—No par
93%
100%
*800
447b
48%
Electrodynamics Corp
Industries
93%
1001/4
100
78
26%
Electronics
8,000
1,200
72 Va
'5%
preferred
94%
70%
38
130
44%
13%
Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of N Y com-—No par
70 'A
38
*129%
181/4
5%
Corp
99%
69%
37%
130
20
11,500
15%
48 Va
Consolidated
23
.
72%
11%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
22%
22%
220
40'/a
Comptometer Corp
———5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Mills Corp
37
78
25%
7
*35%
80
1
7
37
15%
1
*94
2,800
447b
10
com—25
preferred—100
37
18
28%
cumulative
82
39%
28%
Commonwealth Edison Co
10
72%
28%
.
30
3,500
18
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Inc
10
700
1,100
72%
72
Co
1,100
18
40
3% Jan
109'% Feb
19
16% Jan
21
*71
28'/4
37
19,100
55%
170
93%
*92
28%
44
*78 7b
37
4,800
96%
54%
*162
82
*300
X28%
41%
Co
49% Jan
18
Dec
——
93%
29 Vb
54%
*95%
55
170
64
22%
100
28 %
*46%
95%
18
*62
,69%
37%
28%
*42%
18
64 %
*129i/t
15%
56
18
40%
*35%
70%
15%.
47
*39 7b
X92%
38
15%
45
897b
64%
15%
102%
94V4
130
*800
15%
*100'/8
*62"
2 3%
16
72'
$5
*78 7b
<54
41%
Consol
82
50
gtd
—No par
Consol
547b
*162
941%
1% May 15
31
88
19
23
96%
55%
170"
'36%
Iron
Consolidated Cigar
397b
17%
95 %
94%.
64%
37
63%
637k.
'15V4
10 2%
37%
$4.25 preferred-!——,—No par
Cone
63%
15%
*100%
36%
(The)
Columbian Carbon
4.64%
64%
151%
102%
93%
4%. cumulative 2nd prefcrred_100
Colorado
81%
24%
*841/4
39%
41'%
94%
-
Coca-Cola Internat'l
&
95%
55%,
170
24'/a
84 '/a
39
37 Va
Molybdenum
Cluett
Colorado Fuel
95%
54%
*165
*78%
24%
84 Va
39%
1
Climax
Co
15%'
15%
100% 100'%
39%
39 %
18 %
*17%
24 %
84V4
39
*94%
Clevite Corporation
Coca-Cola
%j
.41%
63%
24%
84
Afo stock—50
Special guaranteed
preferred
62
..
24%
95%
44% Aug 29
19
1,100
39%
37% 1
9
Dec
12,500
.0
86
36%
51% Mar 13
14% Jan
76%
10,400
6,300
17,500
39
94%
64
10
6% pfd
100
^Consolidated Retail Stores Inc—1
82% Dec
28% Nov 28
99
Dec 31
54% Jun
35 % Jan
14% Aug 26
92
74%
15
com
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
Solvents
26
»52
No par
Cleveland Electric Ilium
7%
100
100
preferred—100
Engineering
10
Nov
'
53%
74 Va
_5
preferred
Credit
21% Apr 10
43 J/2 July 25
!
26
36
24%
No par
Co
Commercial
4.4
%
35
23%
No par
5
C C & St Louis Ry. Co
Commercial
19
2o
1,300
8
100
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
Combustion
10
1,600
58V4
10
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
31% Mar 18
Jan
Jan
377b
*3514
58%
100
34% May 17
46
Feb
39% Jan
Dec 28
3774
35%
58%
27%
2nd
9% Aug 26
34% July 22
10% Aug 29
15
371/4
*35V4
33%
common
13% Aug 26
23
*56%
1,600
100
No par
25% Aug 26
34% Jan
28 'A
11,500
Financial Corp
Service Co
4
9
*27V4
177b
noncumulative
15
31
2 8'A
35%
A'/o
12
15% Dec
'27%
37%
17
23
23% Mar 19
26%
28%
37%
17%
1st
22% Jan
14
19%
17
noncumulative
42 % Nov
Dec
100
1874
18 Vo
4%
26
100
607b
102
19 Vn
*27%
.
1,400
12,100
1,100
12,400
35%
6
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
'
597b
*9874
*18%
,w0
11
4
61
102
18%
8.50
14
Jan
59%
*98-74
102
18%
81/4
9
«*_
17%
i-i.eierreu
48% Jan
8% Mar 16
18
61%
*98%
18%
60
35%
Common
78% Jan
9
8,900
17%
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co__
20% Jun
6
33V2
8
25
25
10% Jan
3374
36
Chrysler Corp
17
44% Mar 19
8,000
25V4
77b
1,700
25
8%
61%
*98
35'A
9474
2474
17%
5
39% Aug 29
27% Jun 25
101% Dec
347b
9474
.
57%
25
71% Aug 23
3
100
17%
Oil
3
29
34%
94 %
2 5 V4
28%
*35
34%
94
9Vo
18%
20
3,200
58%
Co
3
Nov
2,800
56%
com—No par
12
Dec
*55%
25%
17%
•
55%
8%
*25%
x61 'A
8%
25%
28%
8
12,500
2
17%
No par
pi'd
North Western
Chickasha
Chile
99
18%
Milw St Paul & Pac
5%
8%
25%
No par
40
com
Class A
Chic
25
10C
8%
25%
62
16%
100
8%
30%
2
33%
x27%
16%
38% Dec
55%
8,000
87b
30
2
317 b
x28 %
18
2
900
1,600
8%
36%
35%
77b
28%
13
36
34%
16%
Jan
81.4
77b
29%
21% Mar 20
•
33%
27 %
54
8,300
10'A
8%
8
8
16%
31 Tii Dec
38%
18%
35
"
18 'A
34
31%
2.50
1
377b
38 %
-
6%
24%
Columbia Gas System Inc--,—No par
Columbia Pictures common
5
16% Nov 21
1,200
*24%
Broadcasting System—
2.50
44% Oct
26%
24%
A
36% Mar 22
2674
24%
B
28% Nov 23
24% Sep 25
26
18
95
24%
Class
Apr
3,100
37'A
34%
93
Class
58
30
28
'
57
24%
36% May 18
84% Jan
600
91
277b
25 74
■
;
93
1
preferred
RR
*34
35% May 15
26% Jan
50
*90
277b
2
*5574
27% Aug 26
10% Aug 27
20
8
2
91
400
2,800
27%
24-%
1.25
Manufacturing
Chicago & East 111
Columbia
'
7
*90
100
15V4
49%
2974
Belt
7%
28% Aug 26
Aug 23
15 VB
8%
30 Va
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Chain
5
*7 'A
19
44% Nov
4974
18
7%
19
78
J
9-1
5,800
81
18
38%
7 %
34 J/4 Dec
31
*76!
15 Va
18%
*
34% Dec
17% Dec
80
"
15 *
48 744
•
38%
Cerro de' Pasco Corp.,
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co
l
28
17% Aug 16
2,700
,
49
*17%
'
22% Jun 28
15% May 28
22% Jun
1,900
107b
Sugar Co_„.
9.50
Century Industries Co.
:
No par
Corp
Central Violeta
Co
39% Jan
3
30
47%.
20 V3
1074
'•48%
25%
West
Corp
66% Apr
59% Feb
Nov
715%
*20
107b
49%
*76
151/a
20
25'A
South
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aikman
50% Feb
36% Dec
107 b-'
*48
x47 V4
900
17 Va
25'A
&
Colgate-Palmolive
45% July 31
54
'
20
.
\ 110
*17 Va
5
V Central
July 15
50% July 30
51% Mar 12
11
V
23,000
66
30%
28
Apr 17
17% Aug 22
33% Jan
2
47
Dec
'
107b
49
*65'/a
17%
*17%
20
107b
49
147 b
111
301/4
277b
12
May 16
Mar
17
2
20% Apr
96% Apr
106
Apr
6
18% May 31
103
Jan
Jan
17
Jun
139
99
4
a ah
23% Jan
35% Dec
20
10%
90
91
1414
*108
30%
26
Apr 24
13% Nov 21
27% May 28
9
10
30%
28'A
94% Jan 31
27
800
40%
•'
17%
50
.
490
1,300
31,600
Cincinnati Gas & Electric-
24% Aug 23
83% Jun 28
Jan
30;
*17%
*89
14%
91
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
1
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
1
31
91
14%
108% '108%
65'%
65%
91
37% Jan
5
Jun
*89
20
19%
10
5% preferred series A—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
9
60
91
28
29
29% May 10
22
*89
28%
14
34% Apr
43% Apr
12% Nov
10
3,500
11,800
26%
38%
Mar 15
61% Jan
51% Feb
July 25
5%
85 Vb
83%
92
30% Mar 11
29
19
102%
5%
84%
-
25'V
11
55% May 28
21% Nov 21?
35% Dec 20
*101 Va
84%
10%
9
12
101% 102
5%
5%
•5%
86
*46'A
11
22% Feb
16%
17 Va
10%
23% Jan
11
23
49%
110% Jan
31
23,500
387b
16%
10%
24
16% Nov
431/4
227b
197b
19%
.18% Aug 26
Apr
2
31% Mar 15
42
42%
38%
49
8
27
43%
38%
17Vb
17%
*25%
60%
99
Apr
2,600
30%
5
50
62 V4
31%
17 Va
*17
1
28
62'A
66
Chesapeake Corp of Va
36% Dec
62%
31
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
35% Dec
61%
66
Cliemway Corp
Jun
4,700
102
5%
85
91
160
24'A
66%
66%
311*
9
99
102
V
2,500
95
237b
*65 V4
66%
30%
4
28
•
16%
5%
*94
23%
14%
18
31% Apr 27
Va
95
23%
64
44
,
*93% '
12,100
4,000
23%
63
109%
9% Feb
109% Nov 21
24% Jan 16
-23%
14%
69% Jan
9
2414
109'a
31% Jan
20
24'A
14-7 b
12
17
24%
109%
26
20% Oct
24
94
14'/a
25% Aug 27
28% Feb
24%
109 %
59% Feb
96% Jan
l7Va
4214
14%
69% Nov
Jun
17.
4174
94
85%
"89
16%
42 %
►108 "" ' 109%
12% May 4
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
7
f.%
16%
41%!
24
102%
84
17%
42%
28
99% Jan 29
27% Apr
45% Dec
21
101%
5%
83%
*89
53% Jan
(
102%
Shares
17
95%
45%
the Week
'
,
42%
~~5o
—_
:
Friday
Aug. 30
22%
6% Nov 28
29% Nov 29
3
Sales f»r
Thursday
Aug. 29
Aug. 28
41-%
_ioo
4%% preferred
Central Illinois Public -Service
Central RR Co of N J
SALE FRTCES
Wednesday
Champion Paper & Fibre Co-
32% Feb 19
38
10
IIlOO
Tuesday
Aug. 27
Aug. 26
—7
;
Georgia Ry coni
No par
preferred series D
—100
Central Hudson Gas &
Elec—No par
8
^
9
108
preferred
5%
10
55 %
4.20%
Central, of
10
7
3
—100
,
35
8
II__1
—I2I50
/Central Aguirre Sugar Co
;
Central Foundry Co
7
7
4% Jan
50
Carriers & General
Corp
Case (.J I) Co common
7% preferred
Celotex- Corp common
5% preferred
.
July 29
July 29
77% July 19
14
Aug 17
45%" Dec 26
75% May
10
Celanese Corp of Amer com
No par
7%' 2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred series AllOO
18% Feb 28
July 10
May 2
35
5
67a% 2nd preferred-,
Caterpillar Tractor common
8
37'% Apr
71
Z_io
Carolina Clinchficld & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power &
Light.J
No par
i
109% Aug 20
12% Mar 16
1
;
8
Feb 20
647b Jun 24
j
_
—III~5
(Philip) Mfg Co__
_
57% Apr 13
86% Jun 12
Feb
-
9
100% Mar 13
70
;
Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier Corp common
4%% preferred;
6
99% May
'•
23
Aug 14
s
47
Apr 26
23% Aug
6
18% Jun 19
19'% Mar 20
8% Jan
3
113
t'Carey
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Par
-
Capital Airlines Ihc—
Carborundum (The) Co
May 22
25-% Mar Q
74% July 16
~65% Jan 11
Mar 28
101
v
13
32 %
Aug 15
14
5% Jan
104
51% Jun
20% Feb 13
5
9
12
4
.
37
Aug 16
18% Jan
Feb
34
50% Feb
41% Aug 29
1
EXCHANGE
26% Jan
«■
12
July 17
22% Jan
2
31
119% Jan
Feb
94
2
; 64 % Dec
>■'
22
-
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
16% Aug 23
38% Feb 12
9
49fc Nov 20
,
•
Aug 17
29% Mar 20
121
22% Nov 29
4074 Feb 29
,
Lowest
i
,
41% Feb
*85
83
17%
86 Va
291/8
29%
93 '/a
94
43%
*
44%
82%
*81
90
9,900
Va'
*l07ia
109
2,600
260
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Chronicle
.
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STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
16% Oct
22
11% Aug 27
15% Jan
7
Industries
22% Feb 15
28% Oct
19
22
12
26% Jan
7
bfo
20
5% Dec
6
58% Apr
43% Aug 29
54% May
3
43
9
9% Jan 11
Sep
Feb
Jun
14
19
9
12
34% Feb
45% NOV 15
1
26'/a Aug 26
Mar 20
37
43% Jan
24% Jan 23
33% Dec
49% Apr
52
Jan
31
25% Aug 27
281/4 Feb 11
49% May 21
68
Dec
13
59 y8 Feb
70
20
Dec
41
26
54% Jan 31
Dec
23
14
87% Apr
•'
8
8
79% July 11
106% July 11
89
19
25
83
Aug 28
96% May
27% Jan 20
24
28
Feb
32% Apr
6
145
180% Mar
152% Dec
7
20
Oct 30
33-
Dec
4
79
Dec 18
97% Mar
4
Mar
25
May 17
»
5
6% Jan
2
2'/a Feb
May 29
42% Mar 26
3
5
21
2
24
4% July
3
6y«Jan
5% Sep 25
164
July 18
19% Jan
23% Aug 27
2% Dec
11
27
2% Jan
3
26% Aug 27
36% Apr
22
28% Oct 22
30% Jan
3
28% Jan
2
30
Aug
14 Ye Dec
19
16
Dec
4
16
Api
11% Deo
11
18% Feb
28
14
Jan 31
11% Mar 27
28 % Dec
7
35% Feb
23
23% Jun
31 % Feb
50% Nov 23
69 Va Apr
88
Jun
Jan'l3
14
July-25
23%
25% Dec
147/a May 28
Feb
18
10
Jan
2
11
84% Aug 20
57
Aug 26
10% Jan
3
7
3iy8 Dec
28
40
Feb
13
6% Jan
3
28
18
13% May
59% Jun
5
19
19% Jan
52yaOct
9
197/a Dec
20
21
26% Jan
23
49% NOV 28
1
1
Dec
21
23
49% Feb
Feb
24
79% Jan
96
10% Feb
17% Mar 19
31
Jan
14
86% Mar
12
12% Jan
Jan
18
12% Dec 27
17 % May 21
12% Aug
6
13% Apr
3
22
30% Dec
3
29% Jan
2
47
1
5
6% May 21
16
4% July
May 16
Aug
49 Va Apr
15
*80
10%
*5
12
40 %
451»
5
Inc
&
10
common—7
Light
A
100
—100
8
;
5
18% Sep 10
25% Apr
47
8
11
18
31% Feb
1
24% Aug 26
28% Apr
25
Delaware
&
7
Delaware
Lack
51% May 15
26% Aor 18
Delaware
41% Feb
Aug 26
Jan~23
48
38% Feb
May 14
38% Dec 14
11
7
79
26
14% Feb
9
24% Deo
18
15% May
26% Feb
9
43% Dec
12
37
64
25
Nov
Jan
Dec
35
20
Jan
65
Jan
31
2
Diamond
Diana
14
Distillers
27
13% July
Alkali
Co-
Stores
Dow
2
9% Aug 20
7 % Mar
1
9% Aug
Dr
Jun
120
761/2
200
*78
82
x29Va
27%
29%
29%
27%
27 Va
26%
26 Va
26 Va
26
26%
26%
27%
26%
13%
Xl3%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
44%
*43
44
43%
44
44
44%
*44 Va
44%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
20
20%
20 Va
2OV2
44-%
42%
43%.
44i%
45%
8,200
5,500
29%
28
20
*27%
27 Va
Va
15
*45%
*35%
35%
-.
35%
44%
31
43 %
31%
30'
23%
30%
23%
*:{0
451%.
15%
44%
39%
44%'
*35 Va
45 Va
31
•45%
50
37
53% Mar
18
52% Jan
18
41 • Aug 27
40% Aug 19
46
Dec
6
54
Feb
29
40
44% Dec
10
52% Jan
12
40
47
Feb
24
41
17% Jan
11
27
6
Nov
14
14% Jun
6
38'/a Feb
17
48% De#
8
43 Va Feb
14
26'/a Nov
28
57% Aug
S
37% Apr 19
Jun
37% Apr
25
July
July
1
2
45
'
Jan
15%
44 %
39%
44,%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
*30
30%
300
23%
23%
*23 Va
23V4
1,500
14%
64
66
18%
18Va
18%
18 Va
18 Va
10 Va
*9 Va
10%
*
9 Va
10%
3%
8%
8%
*9%
8%
10%
8%
8%
8%
185 Va 188 %
180%
188%
185%
189 Va
185%
99%
*8C
99%
82
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
9934
*79%
82
81
81
*80
81 Va
*79%
81%
34 Va
*38%
*41
*42%
34Va
33%
341'2
33%
34
34
34V4
x34
34V4
39 Va
*38%
39%
*38%
39%
*38
39%
43%
42%
41
*41
42%
*42%
42%
*42V4
42%
*45
43
*45
48%
*45
48 Va
*45
94
Jan
10
50
Jan
3
May 10
21% Dec
18
41% Jan
B
3
20
17% Mar 20
28
——5
Sep"2
5% Dec
31
13% Jan
3
20
21% Nov
27
31% Oct
1
Eastern
6%
&
50
50
50
—60
50
9% Aug 28
14 Va Jan
1
31
29% Jan
15
44% July
8
13
43 Va
July
8
26% Aug 29
5% Aug 29
34
May 20
21
2
32% Apr
14% Aug 28
20% Jan
30
7
6% Jan
14
B
23
98
6
80
11
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
80
Feb
2
27 % Jan
70
Aug 29
77
Feb
1
71
56
July
62
Feb
28
Jun
28
3
Jan
7
35% Apr
10
89% Jan
14
*45
48 V2
15%
15
15
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
34
33%
34 V*
33%
34 Va
22%
23
23%
23%
23
23
10
33%
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
76
76%
U%
76
76 Va
76%
com
Corp
42%
44%
43%
45%
10
5
97
98%
96 %
99 %
144
common
147
147
54%
55
1
25 Va
25%
Auto-Lite
«te
Mus
Ind
Amer
Paso
Natural
Emerson
22%
36%
36%
36%
4%
4%
4%
30%
30%
30%
36%
4%
30%
36%
10
Equitable Gas Co
5Vo
common
preferred series A
Pittsburgh R.R Co
Erie &
29%
88
10%
93^
31%
32%
31%
.30%
31%
30%
33 V 2
32
27
27%
27
27
Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
4% preferred
100
Erie RR
77%
3
8.50
1
No par
34
80
27%
14%
53/4
19V4
*18%
34%
80
28
14%
34
*80
28
14 Va
33 %
33%
15%
500
2,600
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
34%
*22 %
23 %
23
23
33%
33V4
34 Va
76%
76i,4
77
320
46
18,200
12,000
32%
*76
46%
43 Va
98%
44V4
45
100%
99%
x99
3 00
146 %
9,900
1,500
20,900
350
23
.
5%
130
48
2,000
1,000
22%
5%
*14%
52%
22%
*19
*44Va
15
24%
22%
5
48%
147%
*82
4
43
»45
42
42
52
*75
10
48
24%
3
Electric Mfg Co
Radio & Phonograph
District Electric Co
200
*44%
53
84
15
Emerson
Empire
*45
24%
10
Gas
~30
42%
42
24%
5
Class B
'
42
X42%
48 Va
42%
53
77%
29 %
shares
100
42%
43
*42
•-
■
13,500
24%
1
Battery
39%
13,800
1,500
53%
84
29%
,*38%
93/4
24%
29
(The)
'
189
186
187
53%
148
*75
,
Elgin National Watch Co
El
600
4,500
25
54%
100
common
Nut Co
Electric
99%
100
Co
preferred
Electric
45 Va
2.50
preferred
4 % %
3,300
26,500
18,700
55
148
X25
4%%
17%
14%
34%
2
Elcco Products
8%
*41 Va
33 %
100
Steel
Co
Electric Storage
2
Assn
.
43
48 Va
*15
,
1
preferred
35 % Mar
3 Va Jan
30% Aug 23
*41 %
*45
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Elastic Stop
11
43
99%
48 Va
15%
Eater, Manufacturing Co
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
30% Feb
43
100
Kodak
1
18% Mar
8
43
\
48
5
Inc
Stainless
91
Apr
41
.
15%
50
—;
Fuel
6
Aug
17
17 Va
17
17%
10
July 17
28% Aug 20
75
34% Mar
28.
10
prior preferred
Eastman
65%
—10
82
1812 Aug 28
32% Jun 21
July 18
No par
-No par
$3.50 series
27% May
8
81% Apr 11
41
Jan 16
28 Vs Feb
19% Dec
4Va%
Xl6
%
(E I) & Co—
Pont de Nem
81% Mar
x4
67%
*9%
74 Va Jun
28
66 %
8%
Gas
64% Jan
67%
67%
10%
Eastern
158 % Feb
700
65
4,600
21,300
is
July 15
Aug 30
9%
I314
8%
Corp
Aug 26
3,200
9%
13 Va
*9%
Eastern
2.3 Va Mar 21
42%
64%
16%
Eagle-Picher Co
52
42
9%
13%
ig
Eastern Airlines
144
42%
13
*9%
9%
1
3
3
41
13
1
4
29
42%
9%
13
No pur
—
11
12
42%
9%
13%
57
51% Jan
Oct
42%
48%
30 Va Apr
Jan
%
.9%
18 Va
55%
47 % Jan
Apr
41
46%
33% Aug 26
22% Aug 26
30% Mar 13
68
41%
56%
33% Aug 29
30
41%
46 Va
10
18
3,000
55%
22
23
1,800
11%
45 Va
Jan
51% Jan
27%
11%
57%
16% Jttn
22% Nov 30
27%
11%
46%
18%
50
1
14 Va
27%
11%
X46%
18%
29
18
14%
27 Va
11%
46%
18%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
Jun
14Va
27%
11%
45%
48% Jan
60% July
14%
27%
11%
47
1
115
14Va
27%
11%
45%
31
13
14 Va
27%
50c
Jan
13
Xl4%
27%
11%
Industries
50
81% Feb
1,400
14%
11%
17%
2
41% Feb
*30
14%
9%
4%
17
.3,300
27
13%
$4.15 preferred
100% July 17
'
23%
30%
57
29
Dec
23%
16%
24
5
*30'
200
5,600
451/2
30%
30%
45
57%
Jan
28
23%
;
39%
43%
46 %
5." 700
,1,000
—
56%
49% Jan
42 Va
30%
45
56%
49
July 1
14% July 16
1.3Q0
7,900
15%
*44 (.
*35%
*35 Va
39%
30%
31%
•
23%
9%
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.76 preferred
25
>
15 Va
15%
44
15%
45%
55%
Preferred
89% Feb
600
2,200
11,100
5
Duplan Corp
6
7,500
%
25
No par
Preferred $4.50 series
11.
80i%
*75
82
29 %
13%
Common
28
page
*79
76%
*78
1
Mar 27
Dec
see
82
Co
Corp
Chemical
July 16
Dec
For footnotes
80%
76%
76%
*78
1,000
*79
*75%
83
9,100
45
63%
16%
110
Dec
7
79
75%
No par
206
43
12
81
75 %
No par
Ltd
Mines
1
44
Dec
*78
41
45
2
Pepper Co
27
176% Mar
B
39
Dec
*80%
100
12%
40%
45
20
25
—2
Dover
17
38% July 12
58
81
45%
80%
75%
*12
*44 Va
1
29
20
70
45%
43 %
-
2
10
(The)-
24% Jan
Jan
31
*44%
1
68 % Jun
33
19% Dec
44%
44%
41%
20,000
50c
Aug 27
78% July 24
33% Aug 27
25% Jan
40%
16,800
-20
Douglas Aircraft Co—
3
Jan
41%
*5
291%
Corp
14
99 y2 Jan
Nov
41%
*12
18%
Corp
Jan
26
87
41 Va
20
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Diveo-Wayne
91
83 y2 Dec
30%
5%
*5
*12
5%
12%
39
13%
1
Dome
99
"31
6,600
5%
*5
19%
$1.50 cumulative preferred
T Motor Car Co
du
25% Oct
100
10 Va
18%
Diamond
Dobeckmun Co
0
31% Dec
54V2
82%
10%
20
—
12
2
2
Apr
121% Feb
Dec 27
29% Dec 27
54
82
10%
12%
5%
12%
*5
*12
42
•
1,100
53%
10 Va
18 Va
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhill International-—
11
5%
12
10%
*81 Va
10%
19%
1
9
Nov
10%
10%
84
53%
53%
84
*81
Va
15
15
3
4% Jan
53%
52 Va
83
10%
18
—
Jan
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
34
52 Va
*80
83
20Va
Corp
Co
May
1
14
1,700
18 %
——
12
21% Feb
14
6% Oct
28
48V4
48%
20
3
19 %
23
10% Jun
2% Nov
48
Light Co—13.50
17% Jan
16% Nov
32% Dec
48
48%
49
18%
Inc——
Dresser
29
47%
13.%
57% May 13
20
32% Nov
1.100
50
55% Aug 29
42% Feb 12
44% Nov
30
38%
20
Western—
16
14
82% July
5
50% Dec 31
16% Jan
38%
29%
23% Deo 21
10
100
37%
*27%
14% Jun
3
% Aug
9
Jan
15
37%
24%
57
17
37 Va
38
27%
63 % Aug 20
Nov
38%
38
29%
95% Sep
Dec
37%
36%
24%
72% May 28
18% Dec
3
90
37%
18 Va
Diamond Match common-
5
300
36%
27%
12% Jan
35% Nov 20
49,800
35%
29
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
74
39%
19%
_10
49
July 9
11% Jan 14
24% May
23
13
170
200
38 Va
38%
18 Va
Reynolds class A—
Devoe &
57% Jan
14
54% Dec
20%
15%
34% Jan
23
56 Va
20%
45%
15% Jan
23
11%
*55%
*45%
Aug 26
9% Apr 17
75% Jan
11%
56%
20%
xl5
13% Apr 28
«
16,000
11%
20 Va
11
i
13% Aug 27
29 Va Jan
20%
*20%
32
*55%
11%
56%
20%
15%
45-%
Vilbiss
23
150
*55%
*20 Va
*31%
32
11%
55%
900
64
16% Feb
54
11%
1.300
40
3
Feb
11%
55%
7%
31%
39%
13% Jan
237
31% >
31%
31
500
7%
*30%
7%
7%
1,900
"5,900
58
57
57
*56%
7%
7%
7%
450
*60 Va
5
29
■
57
57
57 Va
■
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
28,900
23%
7%
64
25% Jun
175% Nov
7%
40
21
102% Dec 28
22 Va
7%
39%
13
39% Apr
22%
7
*60%
20% Feb
7
22 Va
64
29% Jun
26
22 Va
40
19
Dec
25%
22
140
44%
Detroit Steel
Mar 29
700
•
39%
De
<34
:r
27'
*26
43%
23% Oct
12% Nov 29
<25
26
*60%
15
10
28
24%
'90
28 Va
64
17% Jun
J6% Dec
27%
*88 Va
40
31% Nov 27.
39% Mar
:
*60%
60% Aug IS
44% Apr
5
35% Jan 17
May 25
88%
28%
89%
28%
89%
*27 Va
88%
"39%
40
9
28 Va
64
11
29% Nov 29
9,100
5,900
40
2
37% Mar 13
14%
15%
45%
31
30% Aug 29
14%
15
39%
Apr
31% Nov 23
14Va
15%
28%
44%
3
39
Va
*60%
22% Jan
43% Aug 29
14
14%
28%
20
43% Jan
32
14%
28%
20
Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit
23
*78
No par
Detroit Edison
59% July
7
Jan 21
May
14
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Denv
July 17
41% May 21
48 %
37% Jan
2
(50
Aug 16
33% Jun
28%
14
19%
—
Hudson-
Lines
Air
29%
14
18%
common
preferred
Delta
28%
500
—-50c
Power &
25% Jan
13% Aug 26
25
27
July 25
20
38%
Co
&
27% Feb
7%
100
200
2%
—50c
26% Jun
Deere
78
*28%
r IIP
17,100
*75
27
78
28
*28%
80
80%
*74
100
series C
Inc
6
31% May 18
36% Jun
3.90%
Dayton Rubber Co
3
34% Jan
35% Feb
27 Va
'
2%
2%
78
53%
52
1
100
series B
26% May 28
27%
■?75
17,500
5
X48%
series
25% Oct
27% Dec
27 Va
27 Va
26%
190
21%
5
2%
48%
10
3.75%
Records
2%
.
36
1
—
3.75%
Preferred
5
*2%
5
48%
1
Corp common
preferred series A
Decca
*4%
*4%
2%
>
2%
149%
21%
21%
*75
78
31
11
56
*20%
36
2.50
No par
Preferred
3
21%
*56%
5
Preferred
5
*148
4%
4%
■
27%
57
7%
100
4
Apr
149 Va.
21%
58
7%
31%
11 %
56
20%
37
36%
—5
Mar
19% July 22
32% May
6
147%
21%
20%
20%
16.000
30%
24%
Peb 27
23% Jan
147%
147
147
110
85
Va
21%
86
88
.30
147
24 Va
86
2
30%
21%
July 26
Jun 19
83%.
30 Va
24
74
75
83%
30%
21%
7%
75 % May 31
13% Jan
84
30%
24
21%
7%
6
20% Aug 23
81
83
30%
100
4
1
*77
86
30%
——10
1®
Feb
*83
81
*84
10,300
—
Jan
Sep 25
16% Mar 12
86%
81
*77
*77
81
86
1,800
19
85%
/
81
pfd
Nov
29
85 Va
29%
95% Mar
99
19
83%
*77
%
18
18 %
19%
87
27%
96
8
,
86%
27%
50
12
70
28%
19
Dec
*65
27%
24
12% Dec 18
70
12.50
27
81
*65
1,100
76% Dec
20% Jun
53%
70
12,300
83
Sep
*50%
19%
19 %
87
84%
53
49 Va
19% Aug 26
44% Jan
?67
.*19
*51
89
Inc
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
70
*67
53
"
28%
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
6% Feb 27
7,900
*51
48%
Sugar
Mills
32%
33%
53%
32 Va
33%
33%
32%
89
—
River
32 Va
25 %
26%
26
26%
25%
*50%
49
1
Dan
9
26%
7.700
12,400
48
3%%
1
.25%
33 Va
25%
28%
28
28 %
26%
27
27%
No par
Dana
July 12
61
12
7
21,400
*36%
49%
preferred $1.60
Cutler-Hammer
700
28%
36%
No par
noncum
Class A
11
64% Jan
57
36%
27%
56%
*36%'
28
v
Curtis-Wright common
11
47
Aug 26
36
47% Aug 29
19
50% NOV
47% Oct
11% Dec
Nov
65
47% Jan
Prior
55%
36 %
28%
x56
25,800
48%
—
4
56 Va
36%
56 %
36
7%
55%
x36
400
8%
7%
14%
$4 prior preferred
Jun
22
17
35% Aug 27
49% Nov 28
14
Oct
Nov
7%
7%
7Va
55%
,
28
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
8
12
43 Va
7.%
49%
28
Jun
44%
7 Va
4,300
28
Cuneo Press Inc
7% Jan
x43%
44V4
44
15
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 % '/o
preferred
:
53% Feb
45%
23
*22%
47 Va
2
14
63% July 19
44%
43%
23
14%
6
9
*22%
27%
Feb
Aug 29
30
6%
RR
6.800
11%
22 %
28
47%
90
2.50
America
of
•Cuban-American
,,
2929
14
14
14%
14%
—2
1
-
Co
1
30% 30%
146 Vss 146.%,.
20 %
20%
*4%
4%
*2%
2%
*76
*22%
11%
.*27%
46%
*88%
33 % Jan
14% May
16
9% Sep
Steel
71 1
19%
84 %
27
n%
xllVa
Shares
11%
14%
65% Jan
10
33% Feb
Cuba
17
25
26
79
$4.20 preferred
32% Apr
7y4 July 11
7
Zellerbach
.
*77
*"84
No par
Corp common—5
preferred
Crucible
30% Apr
Dec
53
$2
Crown
2
Jan
(The)
Corp
53%;
'"".'83%
—-100
:
_
27%? »
*61
19%
50
—1
Corp
Crown Cork & Seal common
18
2iy« Aug 26
19
26
7% Nov
7% Jan
65
Crescent
38% Jan
100
27
27% Aug 26
preferred
36%j.j;i,;
*50%
25
of Wheat Corp
Cream
6
17
58% July 11
46% Aug 26
2
3%%
16% July 23
5
3.
Feb
104
Dec 27
91
.
preferred
convertible
T'35%
26%;;/.
3233%
50
Crane Co common
Mar 14
86
Aug 29
75
1
preferred
Cornell Dubilier Electric
45
7%
56%:,"4
:5"'\ J'26%
""^*'25%
—5
5
Corning'Glass Works common—:__5
3%% preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Corn products Refining common-10
1% preferred
-.100
Cosden Petroleum Corp..
-1
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp
1
3
Jan
Jan
Jan
32% Feb
convertible
6%
14
99
14 .-Z
Copper Range Co
15
99
5
Delaware
Copperweld Steel Co common
5%
55
1
of
11%
23
%
11
the Week
11%
HT»
22%
44%
7%
'
5
-
Corp-,Cooper-Bessemer Corp
40% July 11
54% July 25
Dec 26
94% Jun
5
69
Continental Oil
May 15
27 % Jan
Insurance
25
Continental Steel
18% Aug 29
57% Feb 13
79
Aug 15
40% Mar 12
6
60% Nov 29
preferred
Continental Motors
43% July 25
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 30
22-%
11%
22%
2
common
convertible
Continental
70% Jun
2
Jan
6
54% Feb 27
34% Jun
Aug. 2)
Copper & Steel—
14
12% Feb
Pat
EXCHANGE
Continental
Tuesday
Monday
Aug. 26
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Loivevt
Highest
Year 1956
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 28
Aug.
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
10
5%
19
*75
29%
*82
148
77%
30
90
22%
36%
147
*75
29%
*82
22%
36
4%
4%
4%
30%
30 Va
30%
9%
147
x
*75
77 Va
29%
-
29V2
77
30
90
22%
*22%
23
36%
X36
36%
10.400
14,800
4,300
4%
4%
30%
30%
30 Va
4
9%
x9Va
9%
31%
31 Va
32 %
31%
30
30 Va
30 V8
31%
27
26»4
27
27
27
33
26%
9Va
534
5%
5%
5%
18%
18%
18%
18 :!4
19
19
34
34
34%
34%
*80
82
34
*34
34%
81 Va
28 Va
*80
82
27%
27%
14%
14%
100
70%
71
1414
*70
71%
71
71
50
*57%
60
*57 Va
60
57 3a
57i'2
27%
143k
70
*57 %
30
*82
31
9%
y3i%
y30%
6,500
90
28 Va
1413
5%
*80
27%
14%
5%
1,600
4,200
51,600
22,300
1,800
6,100
1.000
1,300
82
90
28
2,500
14%
70'%
*70
71
-59%
*57%
60
19,400
200
CO
1957
Number 5669
186
Volume
The
. . .
Commercial
Financial Chroniele
Range for Previoui
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
203a Dec
4
15% Jan
Lowest
29% July 17
20
20
1614 Aug 29
14% Fen
5
Mar 23
381
a
Ma y
1
10 la Dec
59% Dec
26
15% Jan
7
10% Sep 26
15% Dec 28
3
41
,'
15% Nov 15
20
*
12
Apr
•
21% Oct
25% Mar
16
68% Sep
20
751
a
6
26
*
Mar
Aug
"
7
67
2
53% Dihj
17
•U
17
7% Jun
7
5
12
Oefc
10
5
3114-Jan
II
14% Dec 27
55
.
Dec
27
13% Feb- 23
,
£9% Feb
.1
18% Deo
4
36% May 7
21% Sep lo
30% Dec 20
', 3G
37%. Mar 14
,
23.
Aug 14
2614 Nov
(
<
100
•
Oct
261a May
Feb
11
18% Aug
2
34%Jun 11
32-
: 24
May
1
Aug 29
24% Aug 26
25 % Aug 26
May
l
97
45
'
101
106% Jan 16
106
Feb
98
101 *« Nov
14
'47
21
Dec
27
;
12
;
Nov
4114 Feb
Jan
3
47
12% Feb 27
361* Feb
41
Feb
7
2
Jan
3414 Feb 12
90% July 2
46% July
04
11
4914 Aug.27
44% Aug 27
35 % Feb
43% Jan
50
% Aug
2
62
Apr
18
12
51
Feb
13
77
July
6
109
Feb
13
1591
82
Nov
30
100
July
Mar
5
102 % Mar
<
9
Jun
84
21
11
Aug 29
93
8 la Feb
52% Aug 30
111
6
Feb
65% May 15
May 15
93% Aug
5
4
84% Jan
3
134
53% Aug 27
68% Mar 12
21% Jan
61 %
59% Mar 19
181b Apr 29
16-
3
12
13
67% July
8
11% Aug 26
11% Apr 11
17% May
12% Jan
3
13% Mar 12
31
Feb
351b Feb
Mar
July 18
97 %
20
86
Dec
11
38% Apr 23
15
79% Oct
4
J)4
65% Jun
6% Dec
14
Mar 29
9% Jan
3
Jan
24
fi-% Feb
80
4
8
11% July 19
9
49 % July 20
42
July 23
32% July 31
43
9
S0:,4 Sop
28
38
Jau
23
S
Jail
4
31
Jru
4
33% Jau
25% Jan
£9% Sep
13
24
Apr
11
36% Jan
8
46Tb Jun
28
Jan
2
8% Jan
14
30% Aug 26
36% Jan
15
14% Jan
30
15% Feb 19
4% Apr
4
9
51
Jan
9
59
19
26% Jan
2
37 Tb
90% July
1
106% Mar
5
88
9
Jail
10
11
22% Doc
24% Jun
28
34% Mar 13
23
41% NOV
80% Dec
13
97% Feb 13
40"' Oct 25
26
128% Jan
12
13% Dec
27
17% Jan
7
13% Jau
59%
1
17
Jun
11
43
Oct
1
61s Dec
'
31
61
May
108% Dec
11
122% Mar
4014 May 28
Dec
31
85
Dec
27
31
Feb
1
4914 Mar 20
124% Feb 16
10114 Mar 15
37Tb Apr
1
3
86
Mar
40
Feb
12 % Jun
25% July
preferred
Jun
79
Jun
33% Jan
75% July 17
60
53% Feb
24
Nov
28
35% Aug 24
4% Dec
carpet
ote,Co (The)
$4 preferred..
Jan
29 % Jun
Florence Stove
Florida Power
Florida Power
a
'
Jau
4
30
1
Apr 12
68
Jan
4
47 % July 12
12
34% May 17
571b July 15
51b Jun 13
9
18% Dec
7
16% Mar 18
18% July
4
53% Dec 19
42
50% Jan
29% July 18
36
Nov 7
24
Aug 20
32
Jun
46
Apr
2
34% Oct 22
66% Apr
5
90
May 17
102
Oct
16
96
Nov
27
121% Apr
5
75% Nov 28
86% Sep
12
Mar
Feb
8
13
41 % July 16
45% May
30% Alar
Aug 29
55% Jan
3
10
27% Mar 19
27
38% Aug 20
21
July 19
7
98 %
95
July 31
108% Jan
7
107
2
7
July 17
Apr 23
185
July 17
78
Jan
2
90
Jun
3
90
Apr
3
95% Apr
25
8
31% Nov
(J
97% Mar 21
83% July 17
91
41% Mar 9
5% Jan 25
34% Jun 27
37% Jan 14
414 Apr 20
Aug 23
Nov
7
23
Dec
46
2814 July
3% Jan
22
2
159
27
July 31
65lb Aug 29
7014 Feb 12
8914 Mar 23
84
37% Aug 28
23% Jan
2812 Nov 30
36
Apr
18
16
3
34
Nov
77
14
20% Mar 16
36% Aug
9
60% Dec
18
19
45
Jan
3
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
5% Nov
29
7% May 18
,25% Feb
14
41% Aug 10
108% July 17
73
Nov 29
38% Oct
2
19% Oct
2
130% Dec
31
70% May 25
25% Nov
'18%
Dec
46% Apr
23% Mar
7% Aug 20
25% Feb
11
42% Aug 29
3014 Aug 30
29% Feb
64
12
Aug 20
128
Fbr footnotes
30
see
Jan
3
naae
28.
131b Jan
S
3412 July 29
59% Jan
2
18
11
17% May 10
14
57% July 18
2 % Apr
8
15
10
21% Oct
37% Jun
-
8
6% Apr
79% Jan
96
13
3614 Feb
86 % Apr
149% Jan
9
21
July
Aug 14
20
33% Mar 12
Jan
95 %
5% Mar 12
74
40% Feb 25
27
2
1
27
14% Feb
Jan
3
20
79% Dec
1%
3
Alar 18
7914 Jun
48% Mar 12
27
6014 Sep
2% Feb
13
1% Dec
160
31% Aug 14
44% Jan
% Alar 26
Feb
11
July 23
70% Apr 18
26% Jan
2
35 % May
85
Jan
6
8
14
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
preferred
Mineral Co
Ford Alotor Co.
Foremost Dairies
4%
Gabriel
5%
93 %
*100%
48%
102%
9%
49
v
9%
95
95%
*8%
X40%
41%
90
*83
89
19%
18%
51
■'
51%
93%
45.14,'
102%
49%
49Tu
9 ':T,
9
9
40Tb
40%
*83
■
*83 Vb
1914
1,900
52%
10,900
6,100
•
1 30
102%.
4914'
9
40%
5,300
95
93%,
•101
9
40 V'4
89
19
46%
23%
51 Vb
-
95%
*101Va
50
4,300
;23%-
23%
95%
49%
V
4614
;
*23%
:;
1,600
24%
26%
20
•91'— ' 98
102%
*101/
50
42
17 %
*84
53%
Co
Gamewell
4014
1,900
49Tb
9
•
89
*87%
i
41
•85
X51 Tb
600
5,900
90
90
46
451b
47
53 %
53%
53%
No
Co
convertible preferred
General American
:
16
16%
16
16%
16
53;! a
50
521 a
11 Vb
ll'b
51%
11%
52
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
12
98
11%
96%
99%
98%
97 %
99%
16
97 Vb
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
1514
67%
66
67%
67
67
66%
66 Tb
151b
66 %
41
35%
2 I
30%
77
79
101b
22%
;
36%
*75
'
77 •>
.
.76
4.1
12'"'
12
Products
Getty Oil Co
64 %
65%
6314
18 Vb
18 Vb
18%
47 7 b
47%
47 Vb
47%
47
614
6%
*6 %
6%
>
60
59
59
105
105
105
42%
1051a
42
*29
30
X50
51 %
Gold
Goodrich
Co
(B
Goodyear Tire
10
(W
B)
Union
314% preferred
Grayson-Robinson
Gt Northern Iron
Northern
Great
Western
7 Vo
11
Green
4
Green
L)
Greenfield Tap
41%
38%
*29
■42%
29 Vb
2,400
17%
2,100
43%'
17%
44%
24Vb;
43%
29 %
17%
43%
24%.
24 Tb
2,500
39%
X39
39%
38%
143 %
151
80
80
1
30%
31
49%
497 it
29%
30%
*7%
8'it
80
*7%
95
*92
155
24
V
.
39 Tb
*145
■
38%
21%
80%
79%
35
'
1,400
21%
82%
2,000
34,900
100
155
*150
100
*80
8014
*93
95
80 Vb
*93
1,400
80 ab
30%
31%
49 %
49 Vb
49 %
50
49 Tb
50
31
30%
31%
29 %.
30%
'30%
*7%
8Vn
8%
*7%
8%
38%.
37%'
5
25%
25%
*83%
3 la
25%
*83%
*714
■'
X29%
30%
50
301b
39,000
50
1,600
32
64,100
37%
25%
37 7 b
37%
37%
37 Vb
25 %
37%
86
34%
29%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
86
86
86
86
86
35
34%
34%
347b
35%
4,400
4 Tb
1,600
*83 la
34Tu
34%
37%
4
Co__IIlOO
4
159
4
159
.
*158
tr-
4
165
*158
4
4
,
4
4
165
*158
165
4
13,800
5,900
200
*158
'
165
'
10
65 "4
66%
66
6614
66 Vb
67%
65%
67%
67%
1.5
68%
84%
85%
84%
86
8614
87%
86 Vb
87
86 Vb
88
.4
*32%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
33 Vb
x32Vb
32%
31%
32
_1
49%
49%
49%
49%
49 Tb
49%
49%
49%
49%
50 Tb
12,100
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
28,200
7%
900
7%
7%
7 Tb
7V4
1,000
33%
33%
33%
331b
33%
34
33%
34%
33%
34 Vb
43 Vb
44
4314
44
44
45
42%
43%
44
45%
10,400
8,000
31%
31
31'/a
31
31%
31%
31%
x30%
31
76
*74
76
6
6
7%:
31
75
1
5
Prop__No par
31
Ry Co
7%
Vb
5
5
Paper Co
7%
1
12.50
100
Stores
10
9,500
16,900
No par
^5
Inc
::
Inc...,
240
95
29%
34% I
2,300
14,700
31%
30%
86
5,300
39%
*92
8014
1
35
100
95
%
*93
44%
35
21
771b
100
1511b
8014
*93
21
21%
81%
80
151%
80%
95
34%'
21%
*92
15,900
29%
38%
80%
2,200
4%
17%
39%
21 %
50%
29 Vb
-
'
*34%
100
30
Vb
4%
4%
36 Tb
24%
77%'
5,400
35%
35%
21%
41
36
35
*92
100
3,700
40
3514
24%
78
1,100
39%
49
34%
21%
to
Vb ^
62
*29
17%
43
36
50
4%.
30
17%
80
1,000
61%
30
4%
29%
80
50
50 :,,4
4%
950
105
100,700
62
*29
30
5014
■
1,900
43%
*36
4,400
■
Sugar com.
Co
40%
17%
*92%
-
preferred
Bay & Western RR
(H
36%
62%
40%
61
24%
143%
10
(The)
Ore
31
*36
29%
37%
Batteries
Co
*80V4
*17%
43 t
loo
—
Co
80%
36
62%
4%
59
105
80 Vb
%
6%
581ir
62
34%
100
-
36
24
21%
-
•104
36%
24
.75%
59
80 Vb
35
*92
10,500
105%
38%
2.50
48
6 lb
10514
24
IIIlO
1,100
47%-
6%
105
3414
10
49,800
19
10514
36 %
4
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
Great
43
65%
19
105%
35%
III10
F)
&
Great Northern
43
i
64 Vb
18%
105%
36%
IIIIIIlO
Graham-Paige Motors..
Granby Consol Al S & p
Grand
18
64Vb
105 >4
28%
29%
17%
58%
105
1,400
124.600
42%
50%
200
19%
57%
42%
30
11%
19
42 Vb
-
1,200
1,100
56%
42%
35%
36
29
10c
59%
70
41
47%
6 Tb
105
*11%
:
42%
50
4%
11Tb...
120
12 %
12 lb
42%
*29
4%
35%
6.67
&: Rubber
Gould-National
Grace
4%
59 Vb
*104
*11
2,500
1,300
5,500
75
j
'
10%.
37 Tb
^'40%"
V4
18%
471b
105%
-
.
12
64%
41%
Corp__.__5
(The)r_i.._
Brewing Co
1
& Stock Telegraph
41
12
63Tb
3914
Goebel
''V'
75
41 ■.">
...
,36%
75 :
x!8%
40%'
common.
75%.'
.'4114
10
23
♦22%
37
3,000
131
•:
1814
X39%
$4.50 preferred
Giiddon Co
36%
f,12
*129
23
32%
94
10%
131
64%
No par
Gimbel Brothers
101b '
10%
*129
"•22Tb
59
32%
*92
18%
60%
common
10%
23
57
58%
...100
preferred
Gillette (The) Co
6,600
18%
*35%
4%
82
5 Tii
ion
Co
79 %,
55%
80%
...___100
5,700
78%
18%
62Tb
preferred.
Corp
79%
11%
..No par
preferred
36%
57 %
36%
cumulative
35%
11%
18 Tii
80%
preferred!—
30%'
»
56%
61%
j oo
35%
*53
'
"
19
*3514
com
93
56%
105
300
32
18%
6
3,400
59
55%
12%
5 Tii
78'4
36%
36% „:.37%
70
*75
15'
1,500
5%
93
v
131
4.11b
14%
Vb
47%
;
IIIII.i
CorpIIIIIIi
General Tire & Rubber
4% ro preferred
7814
3,000
*14%
32
93 Tb
1
2,700
;
32
*53
32%
)2
Vb
6%
*30 y4
5
*11%
105%
801b
General Telephone
Corp....
General Time Corp.
•.
32%
100
5
•
61
12%
"
General Shoe Corp
General Steel Castings
161
•
.
%
5%
/
37
5%,
-
V4,
18%
1%
General Realty
14Va
2214
i V 41%
b'.; 12
No par
Utilities
14%
45
36%
5%:
63 Tu
General
preferred
Public Service.
1414
*10%
~
37;
'■
30
1914
55%
19
No~p»r
conv
36'4
514
3914
53'b
*11%
5
Preferred $3.75 series
No par
Outdoor
Advertising.
15
General Portland Cement Co
1
General Precision
Equipt Corp
1
$1.60 cohv preferred
351
*129
23%
36%
41% :
■
40%
■r
130
*128,';
23%
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17
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2
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52% Jail
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25
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72
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101
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3
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12
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51
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6
39
27
14
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9% July 17
12
3 Va Jail
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9
14% Dec
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8
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26
3
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25
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7
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NEW YORK STOCK
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Lowest
Highest
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8
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3
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29% Dec
12
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21
83-/4 Jail
23
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July 26
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12
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17
108
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Sep
19
105 Vt Feb 23
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li
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5
98
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2
96
Jan
29
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92
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39
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15
13
39
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18 V4 Jan
23
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81
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1
15
18 Vb Jim
24% Aug 27
28 Va Apr
2
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23
761/4 Jun
20
Jan
9
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2
54
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5
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7
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Aug
6
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20
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22
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16
20
11
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34
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17
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3
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31
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29
51 Va
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35
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23
11
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7
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12
33% Nov 19
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13
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3
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3
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12
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7
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54
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Jan
87
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,
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22% Jan
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31
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4
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17
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23
15
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17
321/4 Jan
16
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5
5
Feb
20
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31
31 Vb Dec
4OV2 Jan
10
74 J/4 Jun
19
54% Aug 29
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4
27V4 Aug 26
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10
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40
11
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521/4 July 17
26
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4
31
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29 J/2 Mar
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22
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28% Jan
6
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11
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83
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26
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10
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28
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90
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30
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15
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10
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23
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83% Dec
91
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18
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13
13
52% Aug 27
Aug 29
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2
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35% May
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72%
3
May~~4
22
17
1
Jan
4
Aug 29
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75% Aug 12
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9
32 3,b May
51
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19
38
Jun
13
53
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5
40
Jun
19
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2
55
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9
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52
Feb
43
48
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15
44
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Dec 27
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Dec
3
12
53
Feb
10
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30
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13
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40
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Feb
31
76 Vb Jun
8
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6'
148
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16
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79
Feb
12
99% Jan
Aug 19
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11
20
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21
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35
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35
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288
May 28
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6
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69
Nov
21
78
Jan
23
9% Nov 26
98 Vb Nov
67 Vb Dec
15% Feb
29
12
7
85
Sep
13
94
Feb
15
38
43 V
Dec
a
13
Nov
29
41% July 25
174
Feb
28
33% Apr
88
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8
7
Apr
44?b Feb
4
37% Anr
58
32?b Dec
28~
13
Feb
30
Nov 30
9
23?a-Dec
28
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17
10
35
49% Jan
73
10
56% Nov 19
Feb
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28
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24 Va Jan
2
41
4
Nov
19
13
32?b Oct
1
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44?i Oct 15
83
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29% Oct
15
28%
Jan
37%
4
6?b Jun
11
28% Jan
9
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78
11
91
55
47?iJan 28
75
Aug 29
39?b Aug 29
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102Vb Feb
6
58Hb Apr
5
67Vb Feb
1
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8
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94% Nov 30
105% Feb
85
72
see
Mar 21
15
27
Dec
26
page
28.
69
Feb
12
24
60% Aug
2
89Vb Feb 28
52 Vb July
3
97
July 11
45% Mar 12
64 Vb
July 24
91
99
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Jun
20
55?e Aug 29
76% Jan
28%
2
17
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*75 ■-
76 Vb
120
4%
4%
4 Vb
4%
25,000
30
29%
29? 4
30
16%
16?a
16%-
16?b-
16 %
33 Vb
33 Vb
66 lb'
68
47 ?a
48
77 Va
77%
76%
76,Vb
4%
4%
43a
4
Vb
*29
16%
Vb
_10
33%
33?b
33 Vb
33 ?b
1
65%
66
65?b
67?b
66"'i)
67
No par
473b
47%.
483a
48
48? 11
26
26%
:
L50
-
50
50
26%
49
26Vb
-
I5
cumulative preferred
40%
40%
*40%
*41
42
'
Vbv
46%
**46Vb
4T"
*41?b
43
*41.?b
*40
•
i
*33 Vb
.
411 b
42
*41
_5o
41
*40
28
28 Vb
:
11.
:
!M0
42
*41%
43
*40
28 Vb
*46
42
41
28
.
,
'
.471/,
277a
.
;
8
7?a
7?b
*7?b
73.',
73/4
700
213a
21?4
x21Vb
2lVb
20?:,
21 Vb
21
21 Vb
8,900
74 Vb
75
76
73?b
75
75
76
6,900
152
*147
;
75 Vb
152
*147
87?b
88
88
88 ?b
20
33 %
33 ?b
34
35
1
*223b
100
*147
39 Vb
5
common
23
152
*22%
39%
39
*147
152
89%%
*147
common
No par
89
Vb
92%
5,900
33 Vb
33 Vb
22 7b
33%
22%
3,600
*22%
39 Vb
39 Vb
Vb
*223a
38
•
335b
34
3334
34
33%
139 3 a
140
139Vb
140
139 Vb
27%
283b
28
28 Vb
27%
100
*68%
70%
*68 Vb
70 Vb
*68
701;,
*68 Vb
No par
preferred—
Canada
common
84%
85 ?4
84 3 b
15
8?b
8?b
92%
90 Vb
*82
No par
83 Vb
Stores
12%
12
84 %
85
105
1
Joy
pfd—100
common.:
&
*82
20,600
100
86
127b
13 Vb
1,300
85 Vb
107 Vb
290
1033.1
103:,4
38 ?a
38 Vb
38 V,
38'b
39%
38 ?a
38%
36
37%
31 V«
*30
*30
3,600
Vb
35'a
38 3 b
31 Va
25,500
9
94
12 3b
38%
*30
86 ? „
9
91 Vb
85%
383b
31%
85 Vb
„
9
38%
313 u
8W
5,300
70 %
105
Vb
107 Vb
38%
37 Vb
31 %
*30
38
600
2,300
Vb
2,600
38
31%
31':,
32
31%
32 Vb
307b
31%
31 Vb
32
*58%
61
*59Vb
62
63
63
61%
62
60?b
31
61%
*30
31 Vb
31
31
31%
31%
*30
*28%
29 %
*28%
29
30%
29
l33a
28%
28'b
28
13 Vb
13?b
281/2
900
13Vb
Xl27a
13 Vb
12%
5,000
29
-26%
29%
13 Vb
283.',
29
28? b
28 3 b
28%
29
26?b
27/
3,600
2,100
-
■'
261 b
42 Vb
-
43
*115%.
116
-
43%
4%
44%
5
26%
41
*28%
;
26%
42 V
*115 Vb
13 Vb
13 Vb
28%
/.
28?:,
263b
26%
""
41
u
116
41 ?4
116
.
26%
413b
116
*115%
45
44?b
26%
42%
42 3b43%
*115%. 116
116
'
4334
4%
44%
53i
44%
5%
5%
5%
44 3 b
44
5%
19%
19%
19
19%
19 lb
19 3
„
41
19 Vb
41%
42 Vb
42%
42?,
41 ?8
42
81 Vb
81%
5?b
19%
42% '
81 Vb
Vb
*81%
82%
81
lb
81%
81
*57 Vb
58%
58
Vb
58%
58
58
58%
80
80
*77
80
75
77
X40%
41%
3934
*77
5?a
1,500
700
;
5,200
30
5,800
10,500
19 Vb
1,900
41%
6,300
82 Vb
70
59
'
19%
41ib
*81 Vb
.
59
*77
lb
45
28,200
59 V 4
1,900
75
75
50
5
preferred series A
Co
com
40 %
41%
40 7 s
41%
12%
Corp
Johnson
Manufacturing
1
100
.Jones fc Laughlin Steel
'5%
5
—1
preferred—
Johns-Manville
Johnson
—5
—
.Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
33b%
86
39-Vb
30ab
15,000
28 V4
*68 Vb
70%
39
*29%
•
34 Vb
1393b
27?b
28
38%
1
Sulphur Co
Inc
Vb
316%
33?b
139?b
85
84
90
46,600
34
139%
85
12 Vb
-
1-
Co„
Co
307 Vb
92%
84
3.50
Co
preferred
:
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker Co'
Tea
310
87b
12 ? 4
102
4,000
90 ?b
84
100%
85
26%
*29%
$6
Jewel
85 Vb
85
93?b
12 Vb
Iowa-IIliriois Gas & Elec Co__No par
Iowa Power & Light Co.—
_10
Island Creek Coal common
50c
Lake
"
1,500
39 Vb
26%
85
*82
83%
86?b
39
26
•
9 Vb
9
S27b
13
1013V 1013.',
25
:
Jaeger Machine Co_.
9
85
No par
7%. preferred.;—.
25
International Telep <fc Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp
5
85 ? a
92 ?b
"
*84
—No par
;
*82
Vb
85Vb
*12%
100
International Silver commoh
-
9Vb
91
7.50
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5% preferred-
(F L)
301 Vb
34 Vb
-
8
86 Vb
253.',
312
*22 ?
39 Vb
*85
28%
33 %
-139
5
23
?b
139%
100
152
89 3,
27%
nreferred-
-
33
3C6
297
*7?b
89'b
306
-
7%"
90
302 Vb
_100
.
34%
23
39
7? b
.
x34
293
Jacobs
4,900
28 3 b
75%
Machines—No par
/Jefferson
30
42
22
26?a
Power
28 V b
74' a
86 Vb
Dept
42?b
''
*40
*7%
26
Interstate
*41%
»
50
100
47%
i
21Vb
No par
Interstate
%
28
*46
1
*85
issued
;
No par
851.
When
.47%
100 pesos
.;
26
i
3,000
41%
*41
*41?b f. 43
"
•
1,300
3,300
17,200
26 %
41%
25 V#
of
261 b
26'u
2,000
/
42
85
Nickel
,
*40
85 Vb
Business
1
1,600
200
*41
41
28%
25 7 b
;
42
*46
"
43
47?
6,800
30
'
*41
46%
•
06%,
,
x47
26?b
,
33 3b
66
;
8?b.
,
*40Vb !'• 41 Vb
1
41.
28
26Vb
33
33%
Vb
*7Vb
Mexico
Interuational Shoe
.
•••'
14%
16 Vb
1,900
54%
14%
30
8
2%
7%
14%
*29%
7?a
2?b
14%
14%
16
International Salt—
•
*
700
21,200
8
2 ?b
53%
14%
30
*11%
9,200
54%
12%
7%
54%
4
54%'
2%
<■
8%
54 Vb
55
16%
;
Co__
preferred
8%
27
8%
7 V"
52 Vb
7%
8
5
—
Co
Central RR
4%
16 V
"
8 Va
78%
%
1
:
2?b
"30
86
93
12%
12'a
2:«
*
■
253«
.
*84%
*91
i*ll?b
11%
3
25
.'.
84 Vb
12
8 %
3
54%
7,500
28? b
72 Vb
93
12
8%
54%
85-'"
.
28 ?a
*70
72 »b
100
38
*37 Vb
28? a
28%
*70
2
20
38
*37%
38
28%
28 Va'
*70
12
Paper
$4 preferred--
13
50?b July 15
Jan
37%
/•
*37 Va-
*22%
20%
20
72 Va
6,800
4%
11%
International
22
Aug' 27
Jun
20 Vb
19,500
84
*4? a
23%
*22%
23
28%
,_l
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred-
7Vo
28 Vb Mar 29
54 Vb Jun
130
28
4%
54%
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
28
47?b July 10
2
Jan
27 ?b
*82
84
4 Vb
54 Vb
Int'l Harvester
36% July 16
33 ?b May 10
14% Feb 19
32
28 Vb
4%
1
.
6
11
27
3
20
27? 4
*82
84
4%
IntT
,
37 ?b July 10
28% Feb
43 Vb Oct
For footnotes
May 16
3?b Feb
19
28
Feb
28%
*82
200
4 Va
4
Corp
July 12
Jun
28
-
86
*84
4%
84 Vb
International Packers Limited
483/a Apr 27
Dec
35 Vb Feb
Aug 27
111% Jun
40 ?b
22% Dec
2
2,400
*90 Vb
Int'l
403(i May 23
§1% Apr1 23
55%
Interlake Iron
26 Vb May 10
125
55
55
(Intercliemical Corp
4%% preferred-
9
8
56
93
20
106 Vb May 10
6
15Vb Aug 27
34?a Jan
5
Feb
54%
86
23
Aug 27
29% Aug
7
29% Feb 12
39 Vb Mar 16
•
98
5,300
56%
54%
cony
4%
Aug 22
28 Vb Au«r 20
130
109% July
x34?b
35 ?4
*84 Vb
Insuransliares Ctfs Inc
May
115?« Apr
11% Feb
5
July
27% Jan
76
27%
35%
*90%
Iir^piration Cons Copper—
25
Aug 27
38% Aug 29
36Vb Aug 29
16
7
11
19
27 ?b
35%
54? a
Inland Steel Co^
31?b July 10
84
20
29% Jan
38?:t jan
1563,b Jan
100 Vb
70?b Mar 13
38Vb Feb
8
12
104?a Apr 19
144
Aug
3
38% Jan
July
1
12
90 Vb Aug 27
82
July 30
19
376 Vb
19
28 %'
35
54
Industrial Rayon
23% May 14
14
68% July 15
83?u Aug 15
87/a Aug 26
106 Vb Mar 13
21 Vb
July
25?a Feb
14 Vb Mar 13
144 Vb May
34% Apr 20
,
138
3
112% Aug
Aug 20
May 28
33% Jun
11
4
19 Vb
*27%
35%
19
56
27 %
19%
28 V 4
56 Vb
34%
86
2,100
19%
*27%
35 Va
Lighting & Power—No par
Stores Corp
1—1
Ingcrsoll-Rand common
3
103
6
36,100
86'
preferred series A
6%
3,400
13%
93
S A
.
21%
13? a
*84 Va
4.42% cumulative prefemd
11
61 Vb Jan
27 Vb May 28
33 Vb
Feb
24 Vb Mar 13
83 Vb Dec 13
143%
156
10
21%
13 5 a
*10
*90 Vb
4,70%
,
10
21
18%
100
300
10?a
13%
28 Vb
'
86
4,08Vh
4
32 Vb
69% Mar 20
47% Jan 23
,
8
20
92
4.26%
14
88% Jan
25
50
6,700
19%
*90
Illinois Power Co common-:
5
39 Vb Jan
Feb
100?b Dec
52% Dec 20
20
97/a Apr
20?b Aug 29
84
207b
18%
Industria Electrica Do
73
165
*82
19%
19%
20
50
83 Vb
14
*27%
4.20% cumulative preferred
^^_50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
30% Mar 13
13
Dec
19?b
61%
21%
27%
f
5
*81
*60
10 Vb
18 Vb
i
85% July 20.
59
151
,
7% Jun
9
83
900
7,900
Vb
13?b
18%
4
7?b Apr 19
; 33 Vb Dec 11
61
14?b
lOVb
27%
*77
.
*60
34%
14
21
10
46'% Apr 23
5
61 Vb
16,700
38 7b
'■ 14
14
30
31 Vb
July
13%
10 Va
14
-100
11
14%
21 Vb
21%
5
.
38%
34
14
170
•
13%
10
13
8%
46 Va Mar »8
44
Nov
9
50% Dec 11
33%
9,000
*33 Vb
38%
37 V b
34%
500
39?a
20%
*10
10
20%
10
Idaho Pow.er Co
9
41% Dec 21
,
Vb
38 Vu
19%
54%
Illinois
46
4
37%
x34Vb
15 Vb
Vb
*45Vb
a
*84
Ideal .Cement
.
47 V
*45 Vb-
47 Vb
*45
19%
pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
.
200
461
100
Hupp Corp
j
4,000
47
20
14
5 c/o
40
?4 Aug 26
47
".
May 21
35% May 23
Attg 27
65
1
6
-54
55
54 %
56 Vb
56
19%
52%
8%
53
*106
107
*106
/
56%
-,<56 Vb
*81
*7%
8
107
82%
100
Hudsou Bay Min & Sin Ltd—No par
•
107
107
61
Hunt Foods
4
28% Jan
27% Feb 10
90
15
39
82%
Co—
410
33
33
39
100
Sound
500
800
15%
60%
JHudson &. Manhattan com
5Vo 'noncumulative preferred
14
25
,
Howe
<
11% Apr 29
Apr
4 Vb Feb
{
Howard
8
6
30
17
24
17
*23%
32?b
13 ?b
*70
89
38%
13%
100
49%
88 Vb
15%
14
19%
49
91
32%
13%
23
48
15%
35
1
48
39%
37%
3
20
2,000
1,600
33
35
25
' 25
* 73 Vb
39 Vb
62
'
*24?b
*71
32%
84
com
600
15%
*15%
*82%
America
>
73%
*88
91
*61
preferred
Houston
47 Vb
-
35%
4 Va
20
2,800
24%
16%
46 %
*84
800
31%'
Vbj»'y 68
15%;r?t5?a
2.3%
34%
No par
500
5
15%
16%
36%
common__5
27%'
24%
*71
23%
12.50
Co
>;
66
.
73%
No par
;
67%
65 Vb
16%
46 Vt
1
31%
23 ?b
34
5
33
16%
35%
50c
*4? b
•
*60
Corp
*26 Vb
5
23 ?b
1
1
100
1,900
24%
27
*31 Vb
47
107
107
Va
24
24%
3,500
,
16
:
'39%
39%
39
57
preferred
4.40%
preferred
.
*15;%
107
preferred
3%%
18
4% May
16 ?b Jail
13
16
Jan
181/4 Jan
3
411/2 July 3
24% Sep 21
19 Va Nov 29
J
1
181/4 Jan
1% Feb
4% Dec
26
Apr
60 ?b July 11
3% Apr 23
11% Apr 23
27% Dec
Apr
100
:
48% Mar 9.2
26% Mar 19
Jan
Mar 13
57%4 Aug 17
20
1/12
34 ?b
5,500
40
*32
15%
15 Va
34
4%
67 Vb ,.-69%
15? a
15%
*88
100
.
r
46
*26%
•••.
24:% •25
1,800
128
34
24 Vb
4Vb
700
36
!
45 Vb
33%
24%
4,800
...
45%'
34%
26?b
31
36
128
185
*128
*71
32%
22%
*32
■.
30 Vb
*30%
35 Vb
35%
36 Vb
135
46 Vb
.•<
86-
30 Va
Vb'
400
20
86
87
17
23 ?b
25
»
23 ?«
*16 Vz
$2.25 convertible preferred—
50
Household Finance common—No par
6
85
88
7
1% Nov 20
•
Jun:
16%
237b
57
Corp
Corp of
16%
87
24%
91
23%
19%
45
46%
*88
*106
Co
5% conv preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc
<•
39V4 May 29
15?b Nov 29
64
$4.25
Hotel
91
*19%
26?b
73 Vb
46 ?4"
47%
1,300
19 Vb
J
"
46%
*88
7,100
21%
19%
30%
%
16
;;
*71
69%
*21 Vb
89
:
2.50
Hooker Electrocliem
8
4
28 Va Jan : 10
3
75
<
Feb
61/4 Jan
22% Aug 22
2
40
14
Aug 27
16 Va Jan
18% July 11
10
Jun
85
1031% Mar 16
4Va Nov 23
;
Oil
,
40%
69 Vb
21%
30
25
24 Vb
71 Vb
*39Vb
69 Vb
30%
/
68 Vb
16
25
71 Va
40 Vb
21
,
*31 Va ,33
5
Electronics
Furnace
Honolulu
*39 Vb
69
4%
64 Vb
.'.
93
93
33%
32 Vb
16
25
100
Inc
Homestake Mining
*
56
Feb 16
35% Jan 30
,
*15%
No par
50
Corp common
convertible preferred
5 Vo
66 Va
No par
Holly Sugar
■
64 Vb
40
*03 Va
30%
4%
.
10
87
30 Vb
.
32%
,,
1
Hotels
Holland
33%
1()
preferred series A
2nd pfd (conv)
Hoffman
2
Vb
100
1
Corp..
Hires Co ■ (Charles E)
Aug 26
*4%
5
*4%
*32
25
cum
Hilton
7
'
17
%%
$4%
*24%
*26%'
—100
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
10% Jun 20
12
9V4 Dec 26
18 Va Dec
19
July 26
33% Aug 29
12% Mar
1
24%
26%
1
5P/o preferred
Hershey Chocolate common
4Vb%
preferred series A
Hertz Co (The)
July 25
-
25 Vb
27/
24%
26%
15
.
47% Jan
53% Mar 20
45% Dec 20
,
34 Vb
5,100
81%
3lVb
46%
34 Vs.
36%
*80
*85 Va
46
45%'
30,500
19%
*1.28
45%
5
common
35%
v
135
35
V*
45
34 Vb
*__1
50
i
& Co
Powder
35%
400
130%
35%
36
30%
30%
*30 ■:
...
*128
135
5
Motors
Hercules
„
35%
35V4
10
noncumulative preferred
Hercules
1
E)
29?b
29 %
*128
128 Va
88
-70
*86
.
600
7,500
71
81 Va
30%
*35%
31%
19,100
24
21 V b
40%
-
19%
.s
?b
81%
*85%
-
93
*21'.
21%
Vb.
31 Vb
Vz
31
29%
1
—
Marx—
preferred
(W
;
10
47 ?u July 11
8
Corp
(II J) Co common-3.65%
preferred
Helme
89
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NEW YORK STOCK
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186
The CommeTcial and Financial
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-
86 %
21»
93
*84%
83"
7,400
270
10,700
10
90»,
*81
95
*93'%
21%"
120
20%
95
21 Va
120
"lO
300
16,100
80
Va
26%
900
73%
76%
*26
16
16%
88%
16%
4,100
10,300
88%
74
16
,
*92
%ll'
73
106
105
4S* if"
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,:^68
17%
90%
\>>v
106
*
75
7
7%
nar
80%
90%
51,900
56
57%
3414
353.,
530
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33
38
7%
7%
7%
7%
13%
13'/a
28'/a
5
18%
*51%
30%
52%
31%
33%
33%
*51'%
30%
33%
81%
81%
27%
27:!7
37'%
37
70%
70%
71',<2
65'%
28
51
15
70'%
*70%
*64
x27'%
*50
14'%
26%
*26
41'i>
*40
Nopar
28
*50
14'%
26%
__3
common
-
_50
*40
3%% convertible preferred
McGraw-Edison Co —!
McGraw-Hill Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKesson & Robbins Inc_
McLellan Stores Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
69%
37%
100
Mead Corp common
4'%% preferred (1st series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
:
Mengel Co (The)/
1
38
41%
1
12%
12%
5
85
88 Va
18
52%
1
16'%
16'%
16%
5
100
33%
84%
34%
84%
,_1
27'%
79'%
48'%
22
28
v
16%
10
100
1
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
::
3%
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c
$3.50 preferred
Nopar
$4 conw 2nd preferred——No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—Nopar
Merritt-Chapman & Scott-,-12.50
Mesta Macliine Co_
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
J00
3.85% preferred series—
100.
3.80'o preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
*
x40%
3
100
54
79'%
49'%
22'%
37%
78
36%
76
*102
112
55
55', 2
17'%
53
*78
*80
*75
17 Va
53
81
91
*77
77%
80
*8.8
93
'
81%
31'%
27%
37'%
71
*71
*64
27'%
*50%
14y0
26'%
*26
41'%
*40
12%
89
52',4
*78
*86
*75
-
112
55'%
17%
53
81
53,4
71%
30
9,000
2,400
1,100
15%
15%
800
29%
30%
5,000
14'%
13%
14
25^-
25%
28'/a
18%
19
*51%
52%
30%
30'%
33%- 33 Va
81'%
Cl'/a
30Va
32'%
27%
27%
37%. 37%
*71
72
*70
71
*64
65%
25%
25%
7,500
28:%
28%
1,600
19
19
6,800
30'A
52%
30 %
9,200
33'A
33%
3,800
*15
*32
16,200
100
81%
180
32
32%
27%
28%
37%
54,100
2,500
7,600
*82
37
*71
73
72
72
27%
651/3
27%
*64
170
10
7Q0
10
26%
*26
26%
*26
40'%
*40
40'%
13
40
40
20
12%
13
2,600
69
170
16'%
*16%
69'%
38
43%
13'/a
88
53
16'%
16%
69
16%
16%
700
33'/a
33%
33'/a
34%
5,500
*83'%
84%
27-tu
79
53
22
27 ;o
79
56
22%
37Vt
—Z?
37ii
12%
12%
*69
37%
42%
13Va
86
27 ;a
79
54'%
22%
37%
80
148
,
56U
17 %
53,4
80
89
52
/
I
54,4
1VA
17%
52,2
*74'/2
7T%
*77
91
77%
80
x77
77
*88
93
*88
93
88
26%
300
37%
38'A
42 %
43%
13%
13%
1,600
87
89 Va
2,100
52%
53%
3 400
16%
16%
4,700
2,300
700
84%
84%
80
27%
27%
1,600
78
79
56'A
*22
37'A
57V2
22'/a
39
130
1,330
400
25,600
80
,4
889
77,4
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33
————————————————————
*72
80
*110
199o,
o4 4
"80
*85_
_74,2
-75
X80
*85
39'/a
7%
1,200
33%
84
*54%
11%
7%
535
14%
12%
89
54
16%
16%
*10®
7%
51%
33%
t
7%
37'/a
*14'
43'%
27%
79
53'%
*22
37
*72
36%
7%
29%»
*27'%
69
38
84^
*520
535
*50'/a
12%
*88
53'%
16'%
*16'/a
16%
22,300
7,100
4,600
27'%
50%
14'%
37%
69
7%
57%
36%
36
50%
*14
43
53%
16'%
33% 34
*83% '84%
27%
28
79'% 79'%,
50
52
*22
22%
36% 37'%
*72
80
55'%
"%
81%
32'%
28
37%
71
72
7%
56%
»■
15%
13%
'
65%
27'%
51
14'%
65%
27'%
51
14%
36
*106
30'%
33%'
33%
200
25,400
12%
27%
52
29%
12%
69'%
38'%
43'%
13
x52%
*16'/a
16'%
25%
28%
19%
52
72
71/0
7%
56%
36%
60
9%
13 Va
#9
9%
28%
.
14%
19Va
71'%
12%
63%
37'%
42'%
12%
12%
69%
12%
common—50c
75s,
13%
31%
28'%
37'%
vi/t
-
14%
25%
81%
28'%
7%
29 Va
*28
19Va
52 Va
30-Va
34'%
19
19
36
36%
14%
25%
36Va
Corp
*7%
55
*520
,
283i
-
13%
25'/a
x28%
36%
38
7%
734
7'%
i
535
37
7%
29'/a
7%
58%
*520
38%
25%
56
36Vt
36
12%
5
$2.50 preferred
.7
535
28%
_-No par
80%
13%
15%
__No pur
80 Va
80
12%
Nopar
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 seriea__No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
Nopar
-
4,000
80
Nopar
common
30 Va
9%
28
*64
30'A
13»4
15'%
*70
30%
80%
A
10
26,700
9
7
COO
28 Va
13
*9
26%
116
27%
*80
9%
25V#
common
*114
27%
13%
27%
$3.75 preferred
'
26%
27
117
80%
*9
Nopar
May Dept Stores
271'.
12
6%
*80
9%
12%
15%
2734
26%
*114
»
30%
28'7
*81
27%
116
3014
15%
100
27%
30%
27%
__1
.
*114
3oii
4
com
i
28%
29%
27%
|Adjusted figure before 3 for 1 split.
■
106
277n
5
:
McCrory Stores
1,500
55'%
8%
220
62'/a
32%
•
33
106
28
50
Corp
McCord Corp
14%
55%
f
\l*>
32%
271:>
"l
preferred—
$3 preferred
McCall Corp
16
88%
114% 114%
6:25
Corp
Maytag Co
18%
5
Marquette Cement Mfg Co.
Masonite
74%
89%
12 50
Moore
convertible preferred
4'%%
75%
27% "27'A
.
lo 'loif
II50
1
Martin Co
93
21%
18%
7
Marchant Calculators Inc-.j
Marine Midland Corp common
18% July
94
21%
86'/a
-
•
56
Marathon
'
^ n2$l
281!»
6V»
38
2
'>7%
_1
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Jan
7
8%
•g'4 IS%
'.If8 If
74%
*27Va .27%
55%
Magnavox Co (The)Mahoning Coal RR Cb
Mallory (P R) & Co
Manati Sugar Col
15Va July 17
34
Jun 11
18
106
20%
18%
86%
t</0
cum conv-"preferred-.".-.
10
Magma Copper
ZZZlQ
'Manning, Maxwell
OVaJan
*93
-
76%
10Va
Mandcl
32%
S*
if- S
f 21
Inc. 1
Manhattan-Shirt
20% Nov 13
11
No
Mkts
37% May-13
•
1
82% Dec
Giant;
2
25% Aug 26
*
__
lGYa Feb
^
PreferredGarden A
series
Square
14% Aug 14
5
10% Apr 18
.
Madison
18% Aug _2
"
99
32
32%
106
*105
*114% 115
comllirSolw
27 V2 Aug 27
3
Nov
—
8'% Oct 30
1?V July ?
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84%
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27% Apr
7
19
Sep 24
<B H) Co-Inc
.
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76
18Vi
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93
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32%
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common.^io
100
50% Jun, 17
10
Jan, 11
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
7.
Aug 26
4% Mar 11
8% Nov 28
--
Aug 29
Mar 18
Jail
4
Trucks Inc
Mac,
"
14%
53%
*100
8'/a
„
62
4,700
62
61%
'
flreWB-^Fbrbcs-
? 4,ref?rred
Mack
,..32% May 17
106
20
3.33%
m
46% Aug -9
—
5Va Dec 31
f'^nstein (M) & Sons.Inc___
-Lukens Steel Co
31%
f)3
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*
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32%
8%
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31%
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10
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8%
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33V4
106
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?98/"'?Sl 12
32% July 4
6
Mar 20
Jan
8
:
7% Mar
41
16
93% Jan
Sa? Mar 28
7% m£28
139
4% Jun 26
Maf" ^
Sb 'lS ^':i226;;'?Sri'o8
12
122.8 Juh 28
Teb
S5 I
18
—"
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,
Apr ,4,
127%
*
Aug 29
28V. Feb 13
10% Apr
6
10% Feb 28
—•«—-
*
1?41/
o7v'5Sh 12
27%r"eb iS"'
31% NOV 26
Dec
I
14%
56%
*100
8%
__
31%,;
10
„ioo
14%
54%
'
61%
62%
44'%
8%
u-v
1 a5
—4
Lone Star Gas Co
14%
55%
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■
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86
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tm
13%
53%
61%
61%
*ioo
__
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7
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l/aS? 31
Dec 9?
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Aug 26^«;. 106
73
May
4n% w«I ?? ' i?4V4Manv94
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27% Dec 20
30% Nov 14
8% Nov 21
6% Sep 20
Jan 11
" 40Y8. July 16
'117
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8%
.
SSaSSgSSfe
61
14%: 14%
52
54
2.50
d.Carbonic Corp common—15
^3%% convertible, prelerred-^ioo
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93
,
25
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61%
61 %
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26%
21
83% Jan 27
^8
Mar 14
1431'" 2S
Dec 28
22
,.
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Nov
56% Aua
.
July 26
35.
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'
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'
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10
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Feb 12
Feb 28
7% Jhn
1 .a Jan
105
«„
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V; ; io% Ji ? 16
f,r 10% July 16
32%'AU1I9
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6
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,33% Dec 12
Jan
49% Mw
100% Jan
29
:4«4 juu~8~
28
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131%
61
117
55
55
900
15,500
17%
18
52
52%
80
80'A
1,100
90
*85
89
75
75
~30
*76
78
70
*88'A
93
Commercial and Financial
The
24
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 2,
.
(960)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
„
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
61% Sep
33
Jan
8
26% Sep 26
6
30% Jan
12
42% Dec
13
.47% Jan 20
50% Jan
'38% Jun
8
Miami Copper
5
Middle
South
Dec
40
May 28
47
7
142
29% Feb 20
29 VA Aug 26
40
Dec
126
26 Va Dec
'
S
'
61% Sep 26
Dec 21.
95
105
.
Jan
2
137
12
40
21 Va Aug 29
Feb
Feb
15
11% Aug 2b
58
8
88
Jan 11
22
Aug 30
33
Jan
3
42% Apr
3
25% Nov 21
30% Jan 16
36% Jan 23
1
29% Jan
3
$5.50
1st
25% Mar
1
£1.50
2nd
Feb
49% Nov 29
'
13
6% July 23
12% Jan
26% Feb
'
12
12% Jan
8
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
65% Mar
6
I
Jun 24
60
Oct
76
3
44% Jan 31
Mohasco Industries
Aug 28
1
3% %
83% Apr 22
2
88
Feb
20
71
14% Dec 31
22
Mar 23
12
July 17
18% Aug 15
16
24% Apr 18
15% Aug 26
10% Aug 27
23% Jan
67% Oct
21
Dec
28% July 23
la
13
24% Jan
18% Nov 29
24% Jan
16% Nov 29
33% Nov
3
30 Va Feb
51% Mar 19
19
22% Nov 29
28
Jan
3
39% Jan 26
47
Jun
Aug 27
14
17
18
Monarch
9
Jar
Aug 27
40% Jan
3
22
17 V*
17%
.17%
17
17 VA
17
17%,
94%
93%
96.%
91
93 VA-:
93 VA
16,900
92%
92 y*
95%
94 Va
83%
80%
82%
82
84
lo,500
*89 V4
90%
Monon
class
8
79 %
80%
79%
83 V*
*89%
90 %
90%
90 %
*89%
90 V*
11 %
13%
11%
12 Ya
12%
12%
84
78%
78-Ya
78
78 %
*16%'
19%
*78
18 Va
18 %
.
26 VA
45%
45 Va
46%
45
45 VA
30
30 VA
29-V4
29%
31%
32
31%
32
30%
29
30
30%
31%
31 Va
35 Va.
7%
533*
36 VA
35 Vb
36
7Va
7%
*61 Vb
71 Ya
71%
12
12
No par
19
15%
25
63 V
Dec
31
18% Jan
10
18% Nov 27
28% Mar 12
37% Dec
51% Mar 14
13
72
*70%
72
*75%
71
*11%
12 Vb
*11%
12 VA
19
19%
19%
*19
19%
16
*15%
10%
10%
*11
11%
34
34%
33%
34 %
33 Tb
34%
31,000
5
23 Vb
23 Vb
23 Vb
23
23% '
23%
23%
2,300
No par
44 Va
44%
44 Vb
44%
44%
44 Vb
*44 %
44 Vb
44 VA
44%
1,200
21
21
21 Vb
21V*
21 VA
21
VA
*21 Vb
21To
21%
213-b
900
27
27Y4
26%
27%
27 Va
27Tb
26%
27%
20Tb
27%
12,600
36
36%
36 Va
36 Va
36
36%
36 Vb
36 Vb
18,100
21
20 %
20%
36 Va
36%
21V a
21%
20 Vb
20%
20 Va
*20%
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Vb
*13%
513/4 July
2
Motorola Inc
3
45
45 Va
46%
46%
46
46
40%
40
40%
40
Jan
10
Motor
Products
23% Jan
U
Motor
Wheel
18
Jan
4
60
24
14«
3,200
-J
133/4
13 Vb
13%
2,600
46
46
46%
46%
2,000
40 Vb
40%
40 Va
40%
Va
40 Vb
40%
4,900
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19 Vb
19%
*19Vb
19%
19%
19%
2,100
27 Va
27 VA
27Tb
27%
27 VA
27 Vb
27%
27%
27%
1
27%
1,600
e
15%
15'/4
15%
*15 Vb
10
VA
*15 *
a
15 V
300
15%
15 Vb
15%
35 Va
*15%
35 Vb
35%
35%
35 VA
34 Va
35%
34 VA
34%
3,900
26Tb
27
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
28
3,600
*43 V A
45
*43%
*43 Va
45
100
18
31
July 26
Aug 20
50
May
1
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) <Si Bros
May IB
14% Aug 27
55
Aug 29
45% Jan 11
42% Jan
x20Vb
5
Corp
Corp
Mueller Brass Co
6
17% Apr 30
383/4 Jan 11
14% Mar 28
4
36% Dec 21
29% Dec 31
32% Jan
27 Va Aug 29
40% May 10
300
3434
lo
47
600
'
34
12
19 % Aug 30
500
VA
10%
11%
x23
(John) & Co
40% Jun 10
500
■
23%
Morrell
7
•0
230
«'
34 %
Moore-McCormack Lines
9
30% Nov 20
14 % Dec 31
*11
8
32% Mar
19
*16
11%
24
45% Nov
19%
19%
16
*11
8,900
•
: 72
12
16
,
7%
62%
12
19%
15 Va
15%
16
•
12%
12%
19% Jan
30% Jan 23
-
*60%
25% Jan
8
7Va
7% '
10,000
36%
35Tb
35 Vb
7%
62 Vb
*70'
71
34%
*60
27
21
Sep 26
•
61
Aug 26
35% Feb 13
13
1,500
23 Va
22
20 Va AUg
54
33%
36Ya May 31
40% Jan
7
35% Jun
•5,800
—2
19% Apr 30
38
3.300
S71:,
53%
61
2
11
*10
No par
Co
Montana Power Co (The)
19
4,600
7%
.7%
53%
7%
7%
7Tb
7 Vb
63%
Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Feb
12,800
32 Va
*7V4
54
*61 Va
:
Chemical
14.300
30%
'
I
No par
:
«
29%
31Tb
•
•
46
*53%
7%
7%
35 Vb
36%
•3,400
7%
45-%
'
54 V*
7%
26 Ya
7
7
6Ya
100
3,000r
26
26%
26%
26%
7.V4
53
100
1.25
Tooll
•
»
26%
7
31%
5
A
-
27%
8Va
30
*19 Ya
25%
25%
25 VA
<
*16%
19
*16%
19%
*16Ya
45%
53 %
"3.500
12%
80
"
45%
8
50
: 90 va
12%
*78
a
26
53 Va
4,400
•
79 V
26
.
%
*89 VA
12 Vav
12%
*78
7%
45
2.400
~
26
26% Feb 11
38% Aug
1
46% Apr 27
25% Deo 14
29%
990
6,900
'
Montecatini
30% Jan 23
22%
22
21%
22 V*
~
26%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
49% Jun 12
22
7%
Inc
Class D
Monsanto
4
22 V*
21%
813A
100
Machine
RR
*3134
21%
25%
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Apr
26 Ya Mar
21 Ya
21 Ya
16%
.31%
25%
preferred
413% July 11
26
23
22%
21%
17%
No par
Missouri Pacific RR class A
11 Va Apr 42
72% May
21%
21%
16%
31%
21%
7%
•
7% Aug 19
61
Feb 20
22 %
,21%
100
34% Aug 2.9
47% May 14
11% Feb 29
35% Apr 26
7% Oct
2
.21%
32 Va'
32
31%
25%
*
•
10
32
26%
preferred series A
1.900
32
7%
10
'
134
32
,31%
_l
5
com_
200
"
47 V a
47%
134
*132
132
132
30 VA
*29%'
*132
25 Va
Development Co.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
7%
47
25%
Mission
7 Va Aug 28
29 VA "
47
46%
»
1
43% May 27
37 Ye May 23
30% Aug 26
53
29 VA
47
7,000
'
30 %
46
No par
Minute Maid Corp
Mission Corp
60 % May 24
37% Feb 15
49% Apr 30
40% July 24
30 V*
3;500
34%
132
100
25
2.50
preferred
Minnesota Power & Light
14
*28 V*
34%
*130
>
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
35% Apr 11
28% Mar 29
25 V* Aug 29
25v
3
j
I
preferred
conv
45 Va
Shares
132
Mining & Mfg com
No par
$4 preferred
No pai
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
31
*28'A
45%
*130
Minn
91 Va May
29%
32
31%
34 Va
31%
34 %
35
the Week
31%
32%
34 Ya
1
'
1
36% Aug 14
17% Jan
8
9% Nov 29
July 9
98% Feb 26
18 % Mar
81% Jan
30% Jun 25
'101
34 Va
45%
—__5
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—-No par
Minne apoli s-Honey well Reg
1.50
8
35%
Friday
Aug. 30
32%
34%
32%
29%
1st preferred
Oil Corp__
Aug 13
19-
30% Nov 28
July
31%
Inc—
common
100
>10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—_1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
14
33 Va
34 Va
—5
>—10
Inc
Midwest
July 23
76-
Jan
131
Enterprises
32
$25 distribution
8%
May 31
32% Jan
15
89 V* Aug
3
Oct
19
4
21% July 12
*76
10
Ex
Aug. 27
Aug. 26
Par
:
Utilities
Midland Steel Prod
24% July 25
4
9% Dec
Feb
12
13% Oct
.
3
July 15
16% Aug 27
73 Va Jab 29
a
Apr
24% Jan
•
53
20
90% July 26
75% May 10
Jan 23
.
•
-
22% May 14
Jan 23
12
30% Feb
•
Feb
127-
3
25% July 17
'
68
Jan
Aug 10
36% Jan
9
19% Dec 31
17
-
40 % Jan
38
Mar 12
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
Midland
40
-
„
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
31% Aug 29
Sale* far
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 28
Aug. 29
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Prevloas
130
Jan
8
Nashville
v
*110
18% Jan
4
Natco
Corp
5
15%
15%
14%
15
15
15
15
14Ya
80 Va Jan
8
3
National Acme Co
l
56
56 Va
56 Vu
56%
56
56
55
55
*55%
56 Va
800
National Airlines
1
18%
18%
18'A
18Ya
18%
18%
18 Vb
18%
18 VA
18Tb
3,400
34 % Aug
30
24% Apr
42% Apr la
Mar If
43
5
35
1
10
26
26%
No par
43
43
100
111
111
44
*43 Vb
45
N
118
Jan
May
22
July
82
July
29% Jun
16% May 28
Jan 23
62
23
Feb
11
Nov 26
17
35% Jun
Nov 21
40
142% Aug 19
30
11% Aug 27
July 20
46 % Feb
Apr 11
26 % May 14
20% Jan
33% Deo
•
30
Feb
33
Jun
163% Apr
153/4 Jan
9
9
National
Can
70% Jun
4
National
Cash
20
20% Feb
10
92% Dec 17
18% Jun 20
61% Apr
28
Dec
10
132
Nov 30
32% Feb
153
5
14
16% Jan 20
Jan
Dec
13
7
87% No?
48
9% Apr
13
22 Va
22 Va
22 %
22 VA
2
900
40%
39%
40 Va
39 V
40
39 Va
41%
10,000
5
35%
35
35 V A
34 Yo
35s 4
34%
36 Vb
13,200
Stores
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com..5
4%tf pld series of 1951
100
0
17%
17%
17%
17-%
17%
18 Va
17%
17%
*17%
23%
24%
24
24 Va
24 VA
24%
24 VA
24%
84
84
7%
8%
127
13%
37
18%
18%
National Steel-
68%
69
35
51
Jan
42
May 31
37% Mar 11
3
10
National Theatres
National U
May 17
14% Jan
11
National
Jan
11
Natomas
8
16% Feb
S
Mar 13
Aug^lS
72% Aug
17% Sep
<
97% Feb
14
1
85
15% Aug 20'
19
17
93% Aug £9
70% July 10
17
6
107
July 25
600
J*n
•
Mar 13
Aug
17%
39 V*
40
200
14,700
11,500
60
85
113%
27,400
*144 Va
145 Va
50
*125
127
109
13%
13%
36%
26%
36 VA
36%
•5,100
"18%
18%
18 VA
18VA
3,000
70
68 Va
68%
69 V A
70 V*
Va
35%
13%
1,500
7,800
70%
68%
35 %
35%
35%
35%
35
42 V 2
41%
43%
43
44
42 Va
43
43 VA
44 Vb
13.000
37
37 %
37%
3734
37 Va
37%
37 V
37%
38
38 VA
1,100
8%
18,200
8%
8
693*
8
8 %
8%
Va
*35%
Va
a
8%
8%
8%
400
36
*35
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
*8-%
8Y*
8%
8%
8%
8%
1
11%
11 Ya
11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
6%
5%
5%
5%
5Ya
14%
*14%
6
1
6
1434
14%
14%
6
6
14%
14%
1
13
13
13
12 Ya
12%
*12 Ya
29
29
29%
30
30
30
*73
74
73%
73%
*73
74
Corp
14%
1
Inp
Electric System
New
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp
600
11%
15%
1
14%
Xl3
15%
16
15%
16
.*79
81
1,500
700
14%
*73
15%
13
12%
13
1,000
29:V*
293i
29%
1,400
74
29%
16
•
10,400
6
73%
74
100
16
16,200
15Tb
16
20
*79
81
79
79
*79
82
95 %
95 %
94
97 V*
96
97
93%
94 %
X94%
97
1,800
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—_l
71% '
74%
72
74 V*
74
73%
75 Va
75T4
77
4,300
New
24
York Central
N Y
Chicago & St Louis Co.:
Air
Brake-.
81
V
10
New
York
*79
pfd-100
__5
23 Va
23%
No par
28%
29
24 *
28%
_15
24 Va
25
x23 Va
—
87
Apr 22
New
York Dock common
No par
103
Mar 11
*98%
Mar 28
$5 non-cum preferred
N Y & Harlem RR Co
.—No par
351
8
17 Va
*83
1
Co
July 29
36%. July 25
29% Jan 10
50
*270 Va
08% Aug 13
-
85
%
I_Ii
Inc
Fibre
27,200
25 VA
5
Co
New England
28
25
Aug 29
78
278
a
24
130% May 20
84 Va Jan
7
July 24
27% Feb
Jan
Jan
800
18
24%
13%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
100
86
77% Jun
125% May 7
87% Nov 19
22»
*
4i%
10
No par
Radiator
Vulcanized
22 V
5
Corp..
National Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The) Pa
National Tea Co
9
9% Jan
11
_„l
a
*125
13%
5% Aug 27
14% Jan
2
July 24
*77%
.
74
*24 VA
Va
24:l
4
2414
24 Va
25
29%
28%
28%
27%
28%
28
24 V*
*77%
80
23%
24%
23
23%
23%
*77 Va
80
*98%
105
80
*77%
25
.
,
37,300
24 V
15,200
a
80
*77 Va
80
*98%
332 %
1,300
■
29 3b
105
*100
107
*98%
103
*270%
105
*270%
332%
'
232
*270%
332Va
270%
332 Vb
■'
—
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
30
34% Deo
39% Mar 27
33% Jun 24
94
73
Jan
3
64% Jan
3
68
Nov 26
11% Aug 29
27% Aug 29
25
Aug 27
17
18
14
54% Jan
-
Jan
41% Jan
4
Mar
8
34% Feb 29
85% Feb 23
69% Nov 29
Jun
38 Y4 Apr 13
•
10
87
28 % Aug 14
64
July 1
73
Nov 28
61
Feb
13
69
78
July 29
Dec
98% Jan
9
73
1«
82
73% Feb
July 11
98
31 Ya Mar
Aug 28
Va Aug 20
103
Jan
Apr
<
81
1
1
14
York
Y State
series A
16
77% Dec 28
30
3.60%
11
3-90%
90
28
Norfolk
21% Aug J9
39% Jan
a
;
20 %
Aug 26
243/i July 17
July
1
79
50% Aug
8
48% Jan
2
58% May 20
8
09 % Jun 26
111
1
45
1
Jun
Apr 12
18% Aug
7
39 % Feb
12
107
Jan
Mar
4
0
493% May 31
15% Aug 26
68% Jun 25
17% Jun
11
Feb 21
82
Feb
14
Jan
3
78
Aug 28
92
Mar 29
101% Jan
9
86
Jan
2
90
Feb
72% Dec 17
91
103
18
8
102% Jan
8
99% July 28
79
Aug 21
85
May 10
29% Jan
21 % Aug 26
13
1
90% Feb 18
92
Feb
8
North
American
Aviation-.!
Natural
12% Aug 20
17% Jan
6
20 VA July 22
25% Aug 26
23V4 Aug 23
38
July 12
*66%'
68
71%
*71
78
*74%
73
*82
82
82
99%
99%
99%
22
22%
X21TA
83
34 V
99 7 4
22
34%
34%
2
34%
25
63 V a
64%
63 Va
65%
20%
20%
*20%
23%
24%
20%
21%
—1
—1
-50
■
71
"
21
*68
71
71
74
74
*74
*82
*82
83
*82
100
101
343/4
63%
*20%
r
35'
..
64
••
21
50%
50%
41%
15%
200
230
10
*101
41%
450
22 %
22 Vb
23
22 %-
1,800
35
35
36
*8
61 Va
*20%
50%
40%
70%
73
34
Va-
'
40%
70%
"
22
•
39 Va
1
101
100
70
101
29,700
83
100
83
*9934
*22%
21
•
10
,,
70
74V*
25 Va'
i
*67
2,800
-
75
29%
71 Va
73
70
101
29
1
21
x49%
70
*73%
"
25
50%
102
70
71
—5
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)'
Common
—5
—
—
Pacific Rv
*67
*70%
20%
*100%
preferred
-
25%
.100
5'%%
Northern
',
75
29%
20%
*70
4914
Co
35
28 3/4
24%
72
com_, -10
Gas
34 %
*73%
'
71%
*74%
25
—
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co__
Northern
34%
28%
28%
*71
II—II2
Western Ry common
102%
42 Va
24
V*
20 V
a
*70
493,4
*101
40 Ya
63 V
8
21
253b
61TA
63 Vb
2,800
5,400
20%
20%
600
75.000
25
25 Va
20%
21
21 Va
71%
*70
71%
50%
49
50
102%
101
102
41%
41%
1,800
200
10,100
Vb
10
42%
32,400
15Tb
12,200
IS3*
15%
.100
15%
70 Va
15%
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
70
71
70
70
70%
150
*80
70 T A
.100
81%
80
81
78
80
79
*78%
79
220
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
*73%
.100
*80
86%
*80
86 Va
*80
66%
*80
86%
.100
*78
80 Va
80
.100
86%
86 Va
*83
—1
21%
22
Northwest
3
28% Jan
&
Adjustment preferred
4
19% Jan
1
35
29%
*11
75
*73%
*
100
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
1
35
73%
34%
34%
loo
4
Oct
35
73 Vs
28%
v,—5
28% Feb
20% Oct
34%
34 %
100
8
70
2,8*0
100
preferred
preferred
3
3
1,700
26%
100
24% Jan
Jan
29
26
68
preferred
49% Sep
7
25 % Oct 19
38% Nov 29
1,600
28 Va
26%
*66%
3.40%
70% Jan
7
12%
28 Va
25%
29
20% Aug 14
July 18
11%
27%
27Va
75
Jan
102% July 15
•
11%
29%
26
*73 Va
33% F-eb 12
Apr 13
73%
26% Feb
10
11%
29 V A
26
--23Va
61% Aug 29
43
5
4
22% NOV 19
18% Apr
11%
29 V*
25
a
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
4.10% preferred
5.25%
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Aug" lg
11%
29%
26
$3.75 preferred
25% July 18
39% May 17
22%
11%
29%
251
Electric Gas Corp—
—No par
100
Common
80% Apr
Jan
5%
Shipbuilding G'or'p
88
25*
12
28%
—1
= '
No par
Preferred
•
11%
100
Common
New
N
4
75% Nov 28
28% Dec
6
85% Dec
127
37
12% Nov 27
32 Va Dec 26
19
Jun 21
14
*125
18%
91
21% Jun
144%
13%
76
18
144 V
37 V*
23
Dec
146
18
27 Va
84
*144Va
13%
33% May 18
5
111
126%
*125
107 Va
144 Va
Va
115
37
Corp
Va
X112
18%
33% Apr 30
47% Jan
3
Dec
126%
84%
13%
26% Sep
82
*125
39
37%
•32% Nov 29
12
100
17%
84
18%
26
Dec
146
17%
39%
85%
13'%
Feb
16% Oct
*143%
17=4
40%
*83
37
96
84
144
100
-
115
109%
; 115%
109
85%
*
*84
17%
17%
39
! *83
84
85
39 Va
17 V*
38%
17%
39%
/.
84
a
*83 Va
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast__No par
National Shares Corp
No par
4
75
Sep 19
17%
39 %v
—10
preferred A
preferred B
Neisner Bros
35 % Oct
Co
—
Nehi
104
Gas
..
84
*83
84%
*83
Gypsum Co common1
$4.50 preferred
—No par
National Lead Co common
5
4
8
Corp
Register—
Dairy Products-.
5
May
11,400
22-%
18
41
59%
3434
14% Feb
16% Jan
56 VA
38 %
333/4 Jan
60%. Jan
56 Va
*22%
12% Aug 27
18% May
33% Jan
55%
34%
29
31
Dec 11
57
40%
17% Mar 19
82
56 VA
22%
39% July 30
94% Jan
11,000
34%
21
440
13
21% July 18
80% Jan
3
7% May 29
8
Jan
12%
38%
31% Dec 14
11
Sep 26
12%
473/4 Jar
8% Aug 23
May 28
23% Nov 29
12 VA
*144
VA
National Linen Service
11% Aug 30
60
144%
12%
145
13% Aug 30
2
130
145 VA
12%
22%
162 Va Apr 16
139
Jan 23
12
5,900
144%
12%
1
8
Mar 29
Nov 21
144%
145Va
144
l
National
July
17
79
145%
56%
National Fuel
12% Oot 11
68"%-Jan 20
144%
National
13
16% Apr 26
4,200
38 Tb
55 %
8
26
3
29
38%
12 Va
4
15
Dec
9,300
28%
38%
36 Va Jan
3
Jan
12%
28 VA
38%
33% Feb 12
40% Feb 12
Jan
15
12%
275/u
38%
12%
56
July
Oct
•13% Dec
12%
28%
38%
65% Mar 12
8
6% Mar
12%
27%
38 Y*
11%
Jan
12% Feb
5% July 18
13% May 28
12 Ya
27%
38%
54%
19% Jan 28
10 % Dec
•
12%
26%
39 Va
17 Va Feb
Sep 10
77% Aug 17
33% Deo 28
12%
26%
38 %
36% Aug 30
20
20
36
Mar 12
12%
26%
5
46
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
12% Apr 13
14% 8ep
4
48% Oct 24
12%
5
National Department
138
1,000
10
97
Aug 22
100% Feb 12
330
15
1
National City Lines Inc
National Cylinder Gas Co
28% May 21
101 % Apr
3
Aug 20
*14Ta
113
110
108
108
112
11%
23 Va Jan
8
23% Aug 15
113
*111
10
Inc
100
24% May 22
503/a July 11
38% Mar 18
17% Au g
82
Fibres
preferred A
17% Aug 27
35% Apr 28
123% Aug
9
179
Jan 31
154
13
7%
84
13
105% Feb 23
76% Jan 23
11% Jan
11
21% Mar 13
37% Dec 27
Dec
29% Oct
101% Aug 28
Automotive
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common
6
12
42% Aug 14
25% Jun 27
10
National
Cliatt & St Louis
Jun
3
Feb
21 % Mar 19
64
3
59
13
34% Jan 23
93
26% Aug 26
Jan
Jan
14
July 3
38% Jan 14
12
Feb
11
Jan
30
Va Aug 29
15% Aug 17
34% Feb
20
18
35
179
,11% May 24
.20
27
16% Mar 19
17
150
105
42% Apr 1«
39% Jan 24
8
34% Oct
10
16
28
4.6%
Norwich
Airlines
Inc
13
21
15%
15%
1534
70%
15Tb
70:,4
86%
80
*79
80
*79
81
*79
81
86 Va
%
*80
*83
86 Va
*83
86%»
*83
86 Vb
23%
22 34
23%
22 Vb
23%
23%
Co
-10
12*a
12%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13 VA
-25
common
preferred
Pharmacal
70%
23
23%
23
23 Va
23%
2334
*23 Va
23%
*23%
1.25
25
26%
26%
273:
27
27%
27 VA
277h
27%
13
10
•
20
23 Vb
24,500
13%
6,700
23%
39
800
9,700
1957
Volume
Number 5669
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(961)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
L®wesl
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Aug. 26
Aug. 27
Aug. 28
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
Shares
Par
o
4?)
Dec
14
90% Dec
13
78
Dec
20
100
Jan
5
95
*
58% Aug 13
4
110% Jan
Dec
18
110
Jan
11
92% Dec
31
109% Feb
4
47% Apr
10
17% Nov
43
1
104
3
27
88
Jim
21
52% May 9
101% Mar 18
89
103 Vz Mar
11
44% Jan
44% Jun
81
July 17
% July 24
25% Aug 15
18
Jan
Jan
Nov
105
Nov 20
29
62% Aug
130 % Aug
11
May 28
80% Dec 31
39% Feb
13% Jan
90 Vs
50% July 26
95%
60
Nov
27
84
98 % Dec
6
Jan
106
Nov 30
27
Oct
May 31
Corp
41/2%
11
Outboard
Apr
2
16% Mar 27
85
15
16% July 15
Overland
68
Owens Corning
57% Jan
91
18
104
31% Aug 20
88 % Aug 26
18
51% May 9
102% Jan 13
18
43
Jun
66% July 25
96
Jan
15
Paper
91
*90
91
89%
•88
89%
2,600
%
240
90
00
90
90
*88
38
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
com__10
Co
40 3/j
41
40%
40%
40%
40%
*17%
173 s
♦17i/o
17%
171/a
17 %
17%
17%
82'%
*17%
♦81%
17%
82%
84
*82%
84'%
*82%
84%
•82%
84%
10
25 3/4
25%
25%
253/4
25%
25%
25%
6,200
50%
36t600
IIIIlOo
Gas.
7.50
5
48%
100
105
1
49%
105
25%
48%
50%
105%
1053%
40'/a
48%
50%
49%
106
110
*105
11%
103/4
11
82
82%
82
82
44%
45%
44%
45
45%
25%
26%
25%
26%
26 %
78%
78%
77%
79
*78%
79
1
•16%
16%.
16%
16%
•16%
16%
1
47%
49
47%
481%
6.25
Corp
41
48%
106
25,500
i
1,500
300
1041%
105
500
11%
12
13,200
82
81
81
45%
45%
263/«
25%
45%
26%
78
78%
♦80'/a
78%
78 %
*16%
163/4
491/4
51
49
49%
38%
41
403,4
10
150
44%
26%
82
•81
37%
j
11%
11%
11%
11%
38%
50
.
25%
451%
30c
100
Corp
(The)
Fiberglas
37%
26
25%
10%
preferred
Co
Oxford
80
90
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
4% cumul preferred
2
Mar 13
Jan
Marine
Corp
93
80
♦90
Elevator
Outlet
47%
93
91
No par
37% Jun
47%
93%
81%
♦90
1
8.25
Otis
3
♦88%
47%
91
series
convertible
19
Jan
91
93%
93
93
91
common
49 % Jun
Jan
Elec
Natural
12
Aug 27
*90
47
47%
X47%
81%
Conv preference 1951 series
Oliver
94
*80
Olln Matliieson Chemical
Corp—
Common
11
48%
94
*80
20
&
4.24%
47 Vs
July 5
July 11
20
Oklahoma
47%
93-%
81%
preferred
73
Mar 26
Nov
7
*.
48%
81'%
93%
No par
Gas
47%
*80
*80
Co
25% Aug 26
Juiy23
17
91
May 2
16%. Sep 10
Aug 30
39 y8 Feb
4%
July 11
10% Aug 26
81
Oil
Preferred
61% July 11
129
9
9
69
90
2
17% Jan
14
35
42% Feb 11
104 y3 Aug 30
''
107% Jan
77
-*
2
1
preferred
Oklahoma
15
28 V* Mar
12
100
IlOO
II100
II.100
Ohio
3
97
common
preferred
preferred
4.44%
14
17
26
Co
preferred
4.56%
4
14
Jan
Edison
4.40%
3.90%
1
38
29 % July lb*
Ohio
29
99% Mar 25
,
••49
Jan
35% Feb
July 10
Jun
24
89% Aug 12
19% July 13
^7% May 29
ft'2%- Jan
Jun
76% Jun
3
34 % Jan
Aug 29
88
10
33% Jail
47
49%
*16 %
120
7,500
33,700
590
16%
5,100
50
50%
7,700
60%
60%
59%
60%
60
60%
59%
60 %
60
611/4
__100
9 27/s
92%
92%
92%
*93
95
94
94
93%
93i/4
500
15
31%
31%
32
32
32%
33
33%
34
33%
33%
2,600
No par
Co
88%
88%
88%
89
89
89
•881/2
89
88'/2
88%
170
10%
*10%
10%
common
$5 preferred
8,000
P
9% Jan
16% Oct
10
17% Jan 22
23%
28%
2
18% Aug 28
16
33% Jan
46 ya
Jan
12
54
Jan
12
Aug 21
24'% Aug 29
142% July 16
28
119 % Aug 30
34
3 Vb
128
Dec
26
6% Dec
28
152%
9
16% Jan 27
Pacific
0
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc..5
Pacific Coast Co common....
1
10%
103/i
17% Jan 22
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
131%
13%
13%
Xl3%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14
13%
14
13%
27
Jan
2
Fisheries
«.
9
Pacific
39 Vb Apr
10
9
Pacific Lighting
Pacific
Mills
7
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
33% Jan
Jun
5% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
8
3
3% Aug 22
137% Mar 12
7 % Apr 22
19y8Jan
4
Gas
&
Common
6%
13
53
Dec
26
42% Aug 26
56% Jan
31
103
Jan
6
84 %
95
27%vNov 29
36% Jan
3
28% Jan
29
42% Dec
10
Aug 27
July 23
2
Corp
''k
100
16
v :W
a
44%
6,200
%
2
11
28% Mar 27
13'
101
23
Jan
23
9
'
75
Aug 21
Jun
27
Nov 30
40% Jan
13 % Jan
2
21
23
66% Sep
6
49% Feb
29
68
Dec
12
48% Jan
3
49% May 16
40% Jun 27
2
92% Jun
43% Nov 26
92 % Dec
27
112% Mar
Penn
9
26
106
Jan
29
July 18
18% Aug 27
101
Jan
25
22% Jan
7
Dec
19
109
Nov 29
28
11
Dec
17
19% Jan
13
6 % Aug 27
13% Jan
21% Jun
27
31 y8 Jan
13
1
35% Feb
6
19% Aug 27
32% Aug 28
25% Jan
32% Oct
40
49% Apr 24
85
Apr 20
64
Sep
18% Oct
96
12
24
90
Jan
Dec
98J/2 Mar 28
Mar 11
20% Jun
26
42% Feb
17
89 Vb
54% Jan 23
76% Mar 19
46
40% Mar 23
35% Jun
26% Mar 14
19 Vz Aug 14
35% Dec
19
20% Dec
10
96% Deo
28
112% Jan
13
84% Dec
17
102
Feb
24
27
94% Aug 27
77
Aug
9
93
Dec
14
106
Jan
4
87
103
Dec
10
109% Jan
10
100
17
Jan
23
29% Nov
19
16
Dec
5
64
Dec
26
91
Feb
1
47
July 11
Aug 26
July 11
24% Feb 12
36% Mar 13
14% Mar
3
60
1
Aug 16
71
69
3
96-
May
46% Oct
40 % Dec
89
Oct
Mar
15% Jan
5
16
8
99% Mar 14
94% Jan
56% Dec
42 Vb
59% Jan
102
9
Feb
10
Jan
22%-Feb
2
106
Feb
26
5
6
Feb
13 »/2 Jan
Aug 23
441/4 Jan
May
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27i/a Mar 20
163% Jan
16
142
Aug 28
150
Jun
13
170
Jan
23
134
Jun
150
Feb
6
31% Jun
21
Jan
10
96% Apr
3
6% Feb
10
10
247/a Feb
9
8% Sep
39% Dec
Oct
23
81% Dec
7
84% Apr
92% Apr
28
24
90
Dec
13
Jun
17
4
27
35% M*y 14
19
Dec
36% Jan
Feb
1
71% Nov
19
31
90
31
25
16
155
Dec
30% Jan
23
22
Jan
23
Apr 20
40% Apr
6
38% Aug 20
21
Dec
11
23% Mar 23
45% Nov
15
7% Dec
31
55
Aug 10
10% May
2
63% Dec 27
74
May
1
25
23% Aug 26
71
Aug 29
7% Feb 12
25% Aug 26
75% Aug 29
78
July
1
23% Feb 25
128
July 12
60% Aug 26
85V4 Aug 26
14
Feb
12
R5
10
8% July 19
371/4 Jan
4
80% Feb
7
Jan
23
85
29% July 25
135
84
Mar 29
Jun
18
Jun
20
201/4 Jun
3
117
231/4
23%
79%
80%
80
80%
80
80%
7,000
X28 J%
80'A
29%
80
291%
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
291/4
9,400
1
14 %
14%
14 J/8
14%
14%
14%
14%
14i%
141%
14%
8,900
10
57'/a
59 Vz
57
58%
571/4
56i/4
57%
56V4
56%
3,600
1
*551/4
58i%
55J/4
55'/4
*55i/a
5*8%
*55%
No par
42 %
42%
42
42%
41%
42%
413/4
42%
41%
421/a
947/a
95
94 J/4
951/4
94%
951/2
941/4
951/4
95
95
100
91%
91%
*90%
91
91
91
*90%
91
91
91%
100
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
19
183/4
19
18%
193/a
0'%
7
58,300
35,000
100
1
7
49% July 25
40 V4 July 24
38
Jan
30
48
May 20
34
Aug 30
40
May
88% Mar 29
66
July 30
26% Jan
21% Jun 24
26 % Mar 14
5
Nov
29
31
Dec
3
120
26% Dec 11
82% Dee 21
July 25
35% Mar 8
20
Aug 22
104% Aug 23
9
79% Mar 19
24% Feb
23% Feb
Feb
118
32% Feb
24 V* Jun 28
29
Feb
i6
79
Jun
26
92
Feb
Feb 15
84
Aug 28
92
Mar 13
95
Feb
103% Feb
1Q
27
2Q
17
22% Jan
3
29% July 25
Aug 19
24% Jan 21
30% May 22
£2%
1
74% Jan
59% Feb, 13
66 Vz Apr
24
37% Feb
48% Jun
6
4
For footnotes
106% Feb
51% Apr
see
page
15
3
5
28.
85
12
33%
600
40%
41%
40
40%
40
40%
6,700
71
65
85
*63%
*65
19%
52%
•96
20%
52%
97
90
No par
No par
36
20%
*94%
79%
87
36%
20%
95
79%
100
100
87
100
*65%
72%
*11
*93%
42%
41%
*90
17
*57%
H%
98
43%
common
preferred
Pitts Coke & Chern Co
1
com...
$5 convertible preferred
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
10
No parx
No par
Coal Co
1
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry
com.100
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co
5
guaranteed preferred
Co
&
Procter
Electric
&
Publicker
$4.75
Power
Co
Inc
com
Public Serv Co of Colorado..
—100
25
25
100
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
No par
& Gas com
com
preferred
4.18%
preferred.
4.30%
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
4.08%
Pullman
Pure
Oil
No par
100
100
100
10
No par
Inc
(The)
10
No par
of Indiana
3Va#
div preference
5
No par
preferred
Public Serv Co
10
10
2
Gamble
Industries
cum
$1.40
89% Deo
104
33
41
common
Pub Serv El
28% jtra 24
32% Jan
32%
40%
47%
series
2
10
108
323/4
41
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com.—1
5% preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
25
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
PItney-Bowes Inc
2
601/2 Jan
31
30
32%
40%
40%
78
21
29
26
x32%
40%
*70
44% Jun
5
4,500
20
34
46%
Potomac
Aug
20
20
*33 Vz
20%
12.50
Corp
Poor
72
193/4
19%
34
20%
5
100
&
16
1
20%
7%
*33%
preference com
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Reading Corp
221/2 Jan
Mar
19%
20
7
540
19%
20%
52
52
•96
97
*63
67
•63
67
52%
20
19%
20%
52%
52
52%
•513/4
52%
97
20%
*96
IOO
67
97
97
♦96
97
20%
28,300
20%
600
20
55%
32% July 22
64
6%
7%
6,600
52%
38
9% May 15
6%
6%
200
57
*89%
10
7% Aug 29
/
•551%
57
5
Brewing Co
24
Jun
7%
7%
lo
57
(Clias) & Co Inc common
l
2nd preferred (conv)
100
3%%
7%
220
231/4
79%
28%
600
19% Jun
35 % Nov
37% Jan
•23%
23 '/a
79%
4%
31% Aug 27
37% Dec
Oct
24
♦23%
4%
25% Jun
71 V Dec
85 % Dec
*23%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
11
21% Dec
•22%
26
43/4
Pitts Consolidation
37 % Aug 20
16% Feb 12
21
22% Dec
23%
•231%
*4%
20% May 16
19
20% July 27
Dec
23% Nov
•22%
26
4%
93
Dec
132
23%
•23%
*4%
98% May 15
46% Jan
7
140
78
*22%
26
4%
6
149
74
23%
4%
7
50% Nov
24
*22%
*23%
4%
11
8
*23>/4
25
4%
89 % Feb
13
24
51%
2,500
22
16% Jun
26
•50-%
17%
Jan
32% Feb
23%
•231%
51
17%
21% Feb
Mar 28
*22%
24
51
17%
53
100
100
23Va
52%
17%
85 Vs Jun
7
51%
•51
Amer..
July 25
Apr 10
Apr
4
Dec
2,000
•50%
52%
No par
May"!
89
2,300
100
28 Ve
96
19,200
•
24
26i/4
*50%
com
70%
26
9%
24
26
26%
Corp
3
Dec
9%
2,100
25
25
26
Corp
9
86
9%
500
1,700
3%
26%
25
26%
26
19,100
23^
20%
17%
3 90#
77% Feb
3%
59 Tn
17%
Philco
16
•24
23
preferred series A
15
9%
10
9%
9%
9 J/a
23%
3%
x25%
100
_100
1
3
100
18% Apr
68% Jan
04
9%
3%
58%
•20
17%
4.68%
Phila
Aug 20
39% Jun
9
3%
3%
59
17%
4.30%
3
631/4 Jan
89
3%
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
19
20%
17 34
8.80%
22
23%
•20
17%
Co
Jan
•231/4
20%
No par
conv
31% Apr
23%
26%
common
preferred
Corp of
4.40%
96% Jan
3
3%
59%
20
24
Corp
$1
3%
58%
*22%
421/a
10
Phila Electric
1
12
3%
58%
3,800
•41
42%
23
RR
Phelps-Dodge
6
20%
30
33%
26%
series preferred
4%
23%
*20%
44%
87%
33%
1
4.40%
Pfizer
*23%
20%
44
•86
331/4
25
4%%
7
25
23
20%
•41
44%
87%
No par
Light
preferred
Corp
58 %
23
33%
25
&
Pennsylvania
57%
5
25
,
Sand
Power
Pfeiffer
Feb
104% Feb
59
2.50
No par
1
♦86
3.50
Chemicals
4%%
40% May 21
23
57%
No par
Petroleum
105% Apr
94% Feb
21
3
17
45
Aug 13
Aug 13
10% Jun 10
1
17
63 Vb Jan
82
94% Mar 12
91
Dec
Feb
45% Mar
71
12% May 25
97
42Va
common
Telep
Glass
7
65% July 15
40% July 22
78% Nov 27
&
12
July 17
Aug 23
*41
Pet Milk Co common
July 15
Apr
42
2
17
107
•41%
9
45% Feb 25
51% Oct
4
42%
$1.60 preferred
40
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.™*™**
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke its*
25
Pfl«ia & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co—
...33%c
93
5 Vb Aug
*41
Penn-Texas
1
3% Mar 12
33%
1
43%
87i%
X33
9
3
10
39% Oct
24% May
60% Aug
•86
33%
8
25
Mar
105
3% Nov 26
37% Feb
2
Feb
22 % Apr 12
7% Mar 12
2
93% Oct
9
35
Jan
54
27
16% Oct
Aug 29
64% Apr
18% Jan
3
26% May 18
45% Nov 20
92
29
87%
33
Co
common
Penna
91
Mar 29
43%
•86
33%
preferred
Pennsalt
21
Feb
X42%
86%
Penn-Dixic Cement Corp
Pennroad Corp (The)
2
July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
Co
Proof
Transportation
$1.30 preferred—
Penney (J C) Co
16
55% Jan
45% Jan
Rust
$1 preferred
$1.32
preferred
85% Mar 13
28% Aug 26
44
33
Corp
Peninsular
5
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
Davis &
Distillers
Peabody Coal Co
28 Vz May 16
28
May 31
Oct
42%
86
1
5% conv prior
Penick & Ford
4
28% Jun
78%: Nov 29
No par
100
Patino Mines & Enterprises
11
24% Jun 21
30% Jan
m
4% Jan 24
24% Jun 21
26
p.
Pipe Line-
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
10
13
240
128
43%
4%
2
24% Mar 26
•127
1,800
3% Oct
29% Jan
127%
18,300
38,900
Parker
14
128
128
400
5,330
3%
5%
Parmelee
21
127%
31/8
14%
Parke
25%-Nov
127
3%
5%
1
20% Dec
128
120%
14%
2
Jun
128
24%
119%
127%
3%
34 %
•24%
,
5%
62% July 25
57
3%
341/4
141/4
22 Vb May
7
3%
34%
24%
241/4
120
5%
26% Jan
Jan
3%
34%
1203%
3%
121%
3%
34%
24%
120%
13%
18
39
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5%
12
41% Mar 12
24 '/a
120%
34%
141/4
16 % Jan
Nov 27
34%
24%
120%
5%
22% Feb
37
3,700
34%
24%
100
13%
Park & Tilford
12% Jan
8.90O
5%
45% Mar 29
31
Apr
27% Jun
1,300
46%
13%
Common
11
9
Aug 26
23
Aug 26
24% Jun
3
39%
46i/4
46%
5%
9
25
39'/u
46%
46 3/8
13 J/4
20
21
♦18%
39
46%
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5%
17% Dec
Jun
19
39
46%
13%
57J/aApr 17
14% Jun
18%
39
120%
24%
3%
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46%
18%
38%
5%
30% Jan
37
34%
38%
13%
8
10% Sep 26
27% Sep 26
34
120
19
19
38%
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1
4
3% May 22
100
46%
1,800
1
23
6% Mar 12
No par
No par
19
39%
800
2,300
:•
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12% Jan
•vl
46%
rights
Tin
38% Jun 24
42% Feb 12
40% Jan
38%
'
13%
14
Pan Amer World Airways Inc.
23%Jun
wl
•18%
25
preferred
Pacific
May 17
36% Jun
25
_Ilo
Electric
Panhandle East
48% Dec
86
Dec
Inc
13
132
Aug 30
125% July
9
21% Mar 20
Amer
26% Jan
5 % Aug 22
13y0 Aug 26
FeiT~9
Mar
16% Jan 31
437/8 Apr
61% Jun
21
Aug 29
40
30% Nov 29
122% Sep
Jan
53% Mar 28
35% Nov 29
?1
Nov~27
40
31
Oct
47
10% Aug 15
13 % Aug 30
13 Vb Aug 29
17% Jan 22
Feb~10
31% Oct
8
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31%
31%
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28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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21%
21%
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22
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50
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The Commercial
26
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Monday,* September
.
(962)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
PreYioua
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Banco Sinoe Jan. 1
Year 1956
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Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
r
Highest
Lowest
Highest
•
V
Tuesday
Aug. 26
-Par
Aug. 27
r-
>
Q
"
33% Jan
26
35% Mar 7
153
Feb 20
33 % Apr 19
S3Ya Nov 23
50% Mar 22
70% Nov 27
87 % Feb
31
May 28
130
Nov 21
29% Dec
Feb
7
-
Quaker State
.
34%
34%
125 %
*125%
27%
27%
32%
33%
32%
66%
66%
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19%
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3,600
40
127
27
27
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27% £
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:
126
126
127
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126%
27%
27%
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34
34% ' 34%
34-%
34%
125 %
common—5
100
Oil Refining Corp—10
(The)
Quaker Oats Co
6% preferred
/
5
29 % Jan
138
123% Aug 13
26% Mar 26
2
37% May
2 1
SaJes for
11 Kill
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 29
Aug. 2H
Aisin
LOW AND
1 nw
STOCKS
27
900
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31% Jan
40
64% Jun 24 *
14
Ranco Inc—
6
7
15% Dec
4
63% Jan
23
59% Apr
12
28% Nov
29
44% Aug
34% Jan
11
27
16% Aug
3
1
21% Aug 30 '
Dec
11% Mar 14
23% Aug
1
July 19
19% Mar
9
,16% Mar 15'
12
.
13
31% Feb
30% Aug 26
39
Jan
36
Jan
2
4
20% Jan
37% Apr
11
11% Dec 26
Jan
18% Jan
3
64% Apr
43% Jan
Jan
Nov
27
18
15% Jan
13
60% Dec
31
34% Dec
Stores
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41%
41%
*25%
26%
*25 V2
57%it
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57%
*56
32% Jan
10
21%
; 21%
5
8% May 6
13% Apr 25
59% Jan
2
Aug 21
12
Rexall
65 % May
42% Jun
46% Mar 29
17
4%%
26
Sep
12
52% July 22
68% Jun
6
69
72% Jun
24
82% Jan 22
Preferred
3.60%
•1
Dec' 21
87% Jun
24
99
4
Preferred
4.50%
4
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
Selection Trust
Aug
1
Richfield
33% Jan
4
Riegel
2
27% May
6
27
7% Apr
25% Jan
22
Jan
29
16 :
84% Apr
62% Feb
J~a~n~23
6
31% Nov 29
18% Jun
23% Jan
29
19% Jan
6
28%
Apr"l3
25
35
Apr
27% Dec
10
30% Aug
Feb
9
21%
Jun~26
28% Jun
27
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12
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2
351
105
Jan
16
89
31% Dec
13
Feb
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17%
13
-
Dec
29
6
38% Apr
28
80
112
60% Feb
14
71% Dec
17
97% Feb
3
Dec
17
Feb
155
13
38% Dec
16
3
69% Dec
3
235
Nov
155
Jan
18
64*
2
235
17
60% July 31
Feb
7
88
215
5
14
,
Aug
Sep
-
176
46% Mar
74% Feb
285
9
90
July
Jan
2
48% Jan
3
Feb
6
18% Jan
17
23% Aug 22
17% Aug 26
23% Jan
29% Jan
19
37% Mar 29
31% Feb
39% May
12% Jun
18
Oct
18
8
14% Aug
8
18% Feb 13
16
22% Mar
26
9
5%
17% July
Sangamo Electric Co
Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc—
Savage
63 % Apr
14
Nov~29
67%
48% Feb
75% Mar
23% Jun 13
96 % July 22
12
22% May 29
Schick Inc—
55
20
13
16% Feb
May 28
44% Feb
30
64% Jun
Scott
Apr
,
Sobering
14
77% Dec
/
Jan
75
Au<*
14
86
Mar
7
Dec
12
105% Apr
86
Aug 30
102
Mar
7
33% Dec
•
19
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21
40 % Apr
29
21
Corp
Paper
_
Dec
28
89 % Mar
75
7
83
May
1
35
Dec
28
44% May
29% Aug 29
36
Jan
4
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
16% Aug 23
17% Jan
4
19% Feb
16% Nov 21
29
62% Oct
25
70% Nov 26
54% Feb
12'
Dec
28
23 ya Jun
7
12
17
1638 Jan
25% A'V 26
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36% Jan
3
25% Jun 20
29% Jan
7
21% Feb
29
15% Jan
12% Jun
1
13
Mar 15
42% Jan
7
23% Nov
15
50
Apr
16
Feb
6
39% Jan
4
59
July 11
39% Jan 20
8% Dec
19
59 % Dec
14
17
11% May
62% Jan 10
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100 % Aug
40
72% Feb
8
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12
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34
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Seagra've Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
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$3.40
27 Vi
;
...18%
33 Va
27 Vi
81%
29%
32%
2,500
9,800
27
:
165
*87
53a
27%
■■•/ 1
30%
3,900
200
Vi
5
5%
5%
42%
73%
80%
*155
V 9,700
76
26%
19%
...
74 Vi
27%
270
-
24,200
23
23
5%
28%
15%
2%
*27% ,28%
*
11%.
71%
80%
*34
2 Va
2% ,'i 2%
23
24
No par
common
1
73%
17%
2,700
24 Va
*180
—1
Co
•
157
29%
500
16Va
32%
>•
a
28
11%
200
89 Va
16.Va
23
66
'——No par
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common-'
25
3.65%
preferred.—100
95*
26 7
26
*27%
11
*87
16%;
-
24 Va
27%
—10
5
1.40
15c
:
16
-
23
19%
5
74%
*89
-
74%
23%
100
preferred
*73%
88%
24%
*89
10%
100
72
73%
72
383%- 385
,
10%
.
*63
73%88 Va
•63
27%
52%
pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—_10
1
93
31%
No par
No par
11,300
32%
31
1st
2
381
*89
30-%
St Regis Paper Co common
29
381
93
30%
Southwestern Ry Co—100
noncum
386
-
51%
com
55%
24%
26%
30%
L
55%
*40%
27%
30%
Joseph Lead Co
1,100
55%
27%
26%
80%
42%
33 %
28
72%
42%
42 %
27%
11%
21,000
73%
27
157
26,100
33%
27
5
10
100
10
13,300
523a
*40%
33
42%
51%
Jos6ph Light & Power
St Louis
32%
*40%
-
26%
*10
*8%
25%
5%
27 %
30%
Preferred series A 5%
Aug 22
205
42
50%
31%
8V2
43
55%-
2%
500
•v
51-
.76%
24%
*2214
30%
St
5
32%
24,500
'
30%
8%
*42%,
,
75 '
v
5%
28
4% preferred
I
4.30% conv preferred
Co
"•
23
5%
5%
—5
Ry
r"
8,900
'
a
51%
ir-
'
26
(The)
F
*22 %
23
11%
(Jacob)
San
25%
*89
31 %
8%
ir 88 ;
16% > 16%
88
V
A,
2%
75%
375%
30%
55%
■2 %
25
25%
St
11
2%
74%
*27%
St
6
M[ay 24
•
1
20 Guilders
1
Safeway Stores common
,
July 17
26% Jan
May 23
29% Aug 29
105-
Ruppert
16%'
1
*
Co
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co
88
5
Corp
Corp
Royal Dutch Pet
Mar 22
25 %
25
Aug 29
Aug 29
Feb 13
190
311-
Ronson*
40% May 16
34 % Aug
9
15% Jun 11
93
2
Aircraft
Rohr
55%*!
26%
20
Rome Cable Corp
2.
10
88
2%
32%
IOC
1
preferred series A
4%
82% July 15
12
27% Aug 26
,
91% Mar 23
12
4
July
22% Jan
25% Aug 31
Jan 13
9
Dec
/
Feb
-
137
33
"7
40% Feb
•3
78
Mar 19
52
5
22% Jan
24% Dec
60% Jun
26
8% Mar
26
Nov 30
40% Feb
Feb
,28
6
13 % Apr
28
Nov
V 137/a Jan
30 % Aug 26
36% July 16
9
8
May 29
33 % May 21
32
July 24
42%
72
26
5%
5
30%
74%
74%
*40%
6,500
30%
50
*63
2%
Gas
23,400
52
11%
52 >..
'.
*73%
26
preferred
25
& El Corp—No par
conv
52%
31%
y
74%
16%
*22%
11 Va
53
72
73%
5
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
Rohm & Haas Co common
96
10%' May 14
39% Feb la
44% Dec 31
-35% Nov 29
27 % Feb
Jan~ll
5%%
•55%
16%
87%
16 %
7%
11%
..
*73
•'
22 7
6%
51%
♦63;
87%
10
Paper Corp
Rochester
5
423% May
27
"Aug 23
27% Aug 23
Feb
12
74%
57 Va
6%
30 Va
51%
>•'
26
*56
*11%
31%
8% > 3%
42%
*25 Va
57%
,
6V8
31%
••»
4,400
'
42%'
52%
55%
72
No par
Corp.—
49
»
31
800
41 Vi
22%
nvb'
30%
.i
'
'8%
42%
55
Roan
31% July 24
13
24% Feb
21% May 28
29% Mar
Oil
'
31
8%
'■< 55%
*73
Antelope Copper Mines.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
8
36% July 19
44% J illy 17
3
'25% Feb
37% Apr 26
19
Nov
-
26% Aug 39
28
362% Dec
80
19
24% Aug 28
42% Aug 15
Rheenr
18
3% Apr
% May 27
2
66%
21% Jan
Aug 29
37% Mar 15
5
30%
29%
*,
42%
42%
*63
Ritter Company—
5 % Aug
17% Dec
49%
10
series
Mar
48 %
30%
8%
■
:
13:%
40%
22%
51%, 52%
52%
100
;13%
26%
*56
6%
Vii%\ ;
11% '
.
1,500
5%
V 21%
22%
*5%
6
8%
14%
y
:
*25%
26
,57%
> 22%
22%
51%
31%
10
100
100
1
5s
Common
2
Jan
*11.
.
30% :
8%
1
50
series
7
Apr 26
16
105% Jan 11
11%
52%
29%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
58% Mar 19
70
1
Apr
61
11
51%
:
;,5%
5%
5%
30
Metals Co common
pfd series A—
89% Jan
Oct
70
21%
1
:
Co
Drug
Reynolds
16
48% Aug 28
Inc—.
Revlon
41
2.50
Revere Copper & Brass
July 19
July 11
10% Jan
4
8% Aug 27
3
57% May
49
41
26%
40%
8%
41%
*14
*56
common
2,200
5%
14%
.
23 Vi
8%
5%
41%
100
33 Vi
44'
23 Vi
8%
,Y
13%
*26
Mfg Co
•>
700
;>•>; 900
35 Vi
;
*36
23
1
pfd 3%% series—
100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common—.—50c
$1 convertible preferred
i.10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Conv
44
23
56,500
31
33 Vi
33%
*36
14%
14%
Reliance
48% Feb
49% Mar 19
*33 %
\
*5%
5%
*5%.
,.
>
Reliance
40
27
33 ya
5%
1
39
41% Dec
*35
9Va
Feb
Mar 12
Aug
35%
«>8Ta
Mar 29
Aug 23
85
35%'
*35-
500
!
27 Va
*26%
*
6.000
22% "
31
8%
July 31
21
13
30%
30% k
23%
62
30
45% Feb
14%
67
21%
2i%
44
30
11
14
5%
14%
14%
9.100
31%
23%
45
10
17
9% Feb
*5%
32,900
14-Vi
13%
23%
10
22 Va
13%
21%
41%
5% Aug 27
Apr 24
28% Dec 10
10% July 26
25% Dec 27
Reliable
21%
> 31%
30%
,X8%
..
22%
31 %
,
23%
23
9
21%
*
:>36
21V8 Aug 26
45
6
40%
40% Aug 20
July 1
54% July 1
4
3
16
87/b Jan
11% Dec
42 y8 Feb
33%
22%
53 V4
22%
..>35"'•
>33%
35%
*36
y>
—10
5
5
Corp.—.
8
•15% July
26
30% Apr 18
18
61
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
6% Feb 28
5% Apr 12
13% Aug 28
28% July 19
*35
*33
43
Reis
14
18 % Mar
27
36
33%
*38
—50c
Ihc
Bros
Reeves
8
12% Jan
8% Aug 29
*35
No par
Reed Roller Bit Co__;
31% Jan 12
22% Aug 20
Mills
Real Silk Hosiery
3Q%
*33
50
50
5
preferred
noRCUin 2nd
4%
30%
53%
*52%
22%
31%
'"-30%
v
800
19%
*52%
53*
21%
31%
30,300
*66 %
,19%
19
14%.. 14%
14%,;
22%
31%
.
33 Va
60%
,19%
66%
■
19%
53jvv;
22%'
^3
V
14%
31%
30%
22%
20%;
31%;
21%
31%
53%;
:
33 Va
'33%
32%
67
19%
22%,
;
33%
19
14%
20%
——
4% noncum 1st preferred
12
41% Apr
10% Mar 14
Nov 27
6
15
Aug 13
distributed
When
14
""
67
53.,.
22%
33%
67
33%
18%;
53%
22%
50
Reading Co common
6
10
32% July 30
38
Feb
6
44% Jan
23
33% Jan
33% Aug
3
35
33 V* Nov
17
Inc-i—i_:
Rayonier
Ray-O-Vac Co
Raytheon Mfg Co
23% Aug 13
34% Jan
4
53
—No par
1
2.50
5
Raybestos-Manhattan
6
40
Dec 31
30% Apr 11
15
Jan
5
Se~p ~24~
37%
59% Jun
11
31% Apr
9
37% May
14
48 % Feb
America com—No par
No par
5
$3.50 1st preferred
24
21% Aug
* Mar 22
17
20% July 11
Jan
Radio Corp of
May 13
78
21
39 VB
39 %
38%
39 %
38%
39
38%
39
39
No par
65
65
63
65
65
62
63%
61
'
63 Va
6,100
5
57
58%
57%
58
58 Vt
59
57%
58%
58%
59%
15,900
63%
65
64
No par
G)
7.50
Co
Xl0%
10%
lOTa
*10
♦10
Shell Transp & Tr—
22% Mar 13
18% Nov 29
29
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
21% Feb
7
35% Mar 26
45% Jan
19
55% Apr 26
65% Jan
4
88
6
29% Jun
10
18
Mar 19
21% Apr
17 % Jan
30
Sheller
25
Sheraton
Feb
13
New
York
Mfg
shares
ordinary
32% Apr
11
Corp of America
Signode Steel Strapping Co
49% Jan
17
Simmons
5
Nov
1
50c
1
Corp
11% Aug 26
26% Aug 26
38% Aug 27
61
89
54% Feb
61% Feb
55% Jan 23
72% May
8
52yB Jan 24
73
Dec
17
67
Aug 30
Co
Jan
8
Simmonds Saw & Steel
12
68% Jun
6
Sinclair
13
Oil
Corp
80% May 27
Skelly
60% Feb
10
Aug
3
60% Jan 21
89% July 23
24% Jan
3
46% Jun
7
35
55% July
Smith (A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Inc
16 % Nov 29
32% Jan
12
49% Sep 20
64% May 10
47% Feb
18% Jun
6
24
16% July 17
7% Mar 6
18
13
July 10
12% Jan 24
21% Jan
7% Dec
10% Jun
6
South Amer Gold & Platinum
177/b Jan
12
20% July 31
18% Jan
23% May
-
2
Dec
21
53, % Jan
357/b NOV
16
44
July 16
51%' Feb
13
24% Jun 20
15
11
4Q% Jan
17
80% July 26
3,2% Jun 11
39% Jan
33
35% Jan
25
51% Jun
13
45
Dec
12
Nov 21
45
54Va July 27
Apr
17
15% Aug 27
45
13
2
Aug 26
19% Jan
11
23
20% Jan
2
29
31
33% Apr
18
28% Jun
25
31
38% Apr
1
Jan
Mar 16
33% Jan 23
397/a Dec
44% Nov 29
587s Mar 23
38% Oct
2
11
20% Jan
6'5% July 15
•
Oil
,
"
64
64%
*64
64%
65
64 Va
65
74%
76%
75%
77%
75%
76 ■'-*
76 %
76%
4,700
.45%
46%
46%
46%
45%
46 %
46%
46 Vi
5
16
16%
*15:%
16%
16% * 16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
15
55
55%
54%
5514
54%
56%
2,600
2,100
39,300
17%
18%
17%
18
18
55
54 '.4
55%
17%
18
%17%
17%
8%
9%
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
20%
21%
8%
Co
preferred
Porto
50
Rico
Sugar com
5
25
preferred
'*
8:,4
9
8%
20%
:
21
20%
48
*32
33%
33%
34%
3334
34%
34%
35%
33%
*33!^
33 7 s
*33 %
34%
*33 Va
34%
*33 Va
48
*46
46%
46 %
46%
45%
46%
2314
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
*28%
29 Vi
700
Southern Natural Gas Co
South'n Pacific Co (Del)
7.50
39%
39%
X38%
40
39%
40
39%
40
39 34
40 Vi
__No par
40%
41%
40%
41%
41 Vb
41%
40%
41 Va
41
41%
38
39
38%
38%
8,600
20,000
17,800
16%
17
*16%
17
*78 %
81
*78%
81
38
10
Southern
California
25
Edison
(The)
'
Aug 27
16% Aug 13
45% Jan
78% Apr
10
81
22
33% May 27
18% Jan 10
14-% Aug 2G
4% Aug 23
38
Dec
12
47% Jun
25
95 % Nov 30
167/b Nov
1
21% Nov 29
96% Dec
31
11% Dec
19
70% Dec 28
22% Oct
For
1
footnotes
103% Mar
6
24% Mar 20
29 % Apr
31 Va Dec
page
7
28.
7
61
84
94% Jan
9
19% Jan
14
Aug 28
14% Aug 27
91
3
17
6% Jan
8
4
17
65
20
Tan
Jan
3
2
16% Jan
8.1%
Jan
19% Feb
45% Apr 25
July 17
105
see
40
Feb
12
" Jan
July
28
8
2«% July 15
Aug 30
10% Jun 25
08% Jan
15
12% Apr
11
RO"
■*«*u
T..<
t
27% Aug 28
17,000
*45%
1
17
i
38%.
4
Jan
100
34%
*46
23%
91% Jan
6% Sep
4
63 % Aug 17
73% Jan 18
48
*46
32%
45%
207/b Jun
21
*46
46%
28%
49% May 16
May 28
48
46%
32
*33
45
6
4
147,200
2,300
23%
1
17% Nov 20
20%
5
26
Jan
*20%
Southern Co
Dec
26
8%
20%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
May 27
49% July 17
46% Jan
28% July 19
8%
25% July 10
40% Aug 26
24% May 15
5,400
8%
20%
21%
18%
8%
9
32
17% Dec
84
3,400
64%
75%
54
5%
2.600
46
1
South
39%
74%
•
10
1
Aircraft
26%
5
45%
25
10
Co
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Solar
27
S5%~3un
7
11
38%
39%
^
20
16%
17%
ctfs
100
*78%
1
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
1
2.50
14%
15
15
15
15
15
Southern Railway common—No par
5%
non-cum
Mobile
&
preferred
Ohio
stk
tr
Southwestern Public Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons—
1
Spc*^- Rand Corp common50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common-.
2
.
.
<^50
nreferred-
Square D Co—
4%
*54
50%
*82
81
4%
65
52%
85
4%
*55
22%
92%
10%
11%
66%
66%.
5
"-'27%
■27%
10%
27%-
17
•
28%
29 Va
29%
29%
15%
15
15
4%
4%
*56
4%
4%
6,800
1,700
2,000
65
*56
65
2,100
81
3,500
51%
52
50
84
84
*82
14%
15
14%
14%
15
15 Va
5,500
22%
*91 %
X65%
39 Vi
17
*78%
*15%
4%
65
38 3i
17
81
15
>21%
92 %
17
*78%
85
14%
21%
*56
39%
5,100
17,200
51%
*82
15%
4%
65
51
15
No par
.
41/4
38 %
46
45%
22 %
22%
21%
22
22%
22%
55,500
10%
65%
28%
50%
*81
84
84
1
93
-
49%
50%
*91%
93
%
"
...
92
10%
10%
10%
IV*
65%
65%
65%
66
'20%
28%
170
91
10%
'•>
28%.., 29%.
*91%
36
"'28 Va
10
4,700
66%
-
■
28Ta
290
"14,900
2, 1957
Number 5669
Volume 186
;.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(963)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 11)56
Lowest
<
.
36% Oct
STOCKS
-
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
II}/* Nov 30
37% Jan
91% Jan 26
..
72% Jun 26
6% Jan
2
123A Jan
28
6
1
2
EXCHANGE
42%.May
Standard Brands
9
82% Feb 13
9% Jan 11
Inc
HIGH
LOW AND
NEW TORK STOCK
Highest
44Vi May 14
2
6% Dec
'
Highest
Monday
Aug. 26
Paf
com—No par
No par
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
Co
Inc
Tuesday
Aug. 27
41%
41%
4C%
41%
73%
1
74%
•72%
6%
73%
40,%
73%
6%
6%
'2.
o
6%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 28
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 29
the Week
Friday
Shares*»
Aug. 30
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
73%
6%
*73%
74%
♦731%
74%
6%
6%
7
4,400
240
7
43% Nov 29
58% May
48% Jan
23
49% Jan
31
65
Aug. 14
62% Apr
9
May 28
88% Dec 28
100 % Mar 23
4
45
15% Aug
,17% Jan
2
3
14% Jan
43% Jan 23
65'% Dec
4
51% Jan
19.
81
Aug 15
13 % Dec
28
15
Jan
21
25% Nov, 28
20% Sep 14
'
30% Oct
Nov
31
11
17% Nov
27
.
22% Aug
29% Aug 24
9
Jersey
common
3%%
California
Oil
preferred
25
<-
19
Feb
8
50
Dec
89
,
31
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
76
77
No par
Stauffer Chemical Co—_
Sterling.; Drug Inc A
22% Jan
23
7
:
69%
13
13
34% Nov
33%
32%
32%
20%
20%
20%,
20% T
34%
35
35%
35%
35%
5
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1
14%
15
14%
14% J
20
17%
17%.
17
17
41% J
4J%
24%
24%
w
•
Feb
Jun
39
Feb
78
Mar 22
6
Mar
Nov
9
10%
Dec
1,300
21% Jun
25
30 y2 Apr
35% Nov
29
940
21
38
'
Dec
42
-
Feb
9
Dec
26 4
01
8% Feb
18
2
2
6% Mar
4
1,210
Jan
21% Feb
52% Mar 16
91 r ' 27% Feb
7
13
50% July 26
July
14
3
-
31
8
Feb
2
11
July 15
27,% Jan
14
27% Jan
29
31% Aug 29
43% Jun
17
46 % Jan ; 9
Aug 20
79% Aug 30
May 7
12% Dec 14
'10
15% May
18% Feb
4
1
18% Dec
12
Dec
13
0
Aug 20
% Aug 19
14
62
29
69% May
7
54% Feb
12
37% Oct
31
51
4
32
Feb
5
Apr
44
May
Apr " 9
8
.20% May 17
8%. Jan 11'
5% Jun 14
18% Jan 31
60% Jan 11
76% Jun
Sunshine Biscuits
Sunshine Mining
Co
California
Paper
■V
14%
■:
17 Vz
*17
5%
5'%
53/a
5'%
48%
48%
48%
12%)
12'A
12%
84
84
86
*82
!
.
'
v
3T
20
33
3.4
20%
20%
35%
35%
36
1,700
17%
17 V*
17 'A
14%
14
14%
700
5,300
17
*17
41%
41
24%
24%
5%
'
5 Va
48'%
48'%
12%
12'A
>v.
300
4,500
;
5%
5'/•»
12'A
*84
2,100
2,900
40
88
77
77i%
25'A
25
25
25'A.
24%
25'%
21%
22
2i'/2
21%
*21%
22
32
32
*31%
32'%
*31%
21'%
32%.
72
25'%
.
21%
21%
32
32
*72
>
73
73
77
1,900-
25,600
48
12'%
V
4,900-;
(
.24%,
77,';:,'
11%
11%
1720
:1760
-77'%
25ya
24 7%
4,000
20,400
1,100
72
72
72'%
32'%
72 Va
200
73
12'%
*72'%
22
11'%
23
1715
11'%
12%
11 Vo
11%
11'A
11%
54,700
:1760
: 1750
1730
1705
23'%
24'%
23'%
23%
V 34%
35%
34%
34%
35
35
23'A
23 'A
23%
23%
23%
23%
25
32%
32%
32'%
32 Va'
X31%
7.50
35
35'%
35'%
36
3 5'A
No par
*80
82
80
80
10'%
10
10%
10%
(James)-
2
•19%
Tel Autograph. Corp
Temco Aircraft Corp
1
_
5%
19%
19%
>5%
*5%
A
'
:1730
1712
800
231%
23 %
34'%
r
35%
23'A
35
44%
45
44)/2
24
500
31'%
32
31%
32
6,100
35'%
35%
35%
36'A
9,500
80
79'%
79',%
60
10%
10'A
10'%
4,100
67
68%
67%
3V3
33
35
33%
5
10
18% Dec 28
24% Aug 28
15% Feb 12
Jan
27
31% Jun
19
Texas
Instruments
1
45% May 17
32% Aug 26
.40% Jun
4
Texas
Pacific
Texas
10'A
19 34
19'%
19%
19'A
5%
*5%
5%
11%
11%
11
(
25
Va
*79'a
10 '/a
11%
G8%.
33%
No par
Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
80
*19'A
443i
25
2.50
Corp
Gulf
1,400
*23'A
xll'/a
11%
6,300
35%
24
5%
11
23%
*23%
35%
10'%
6
11%
470
:L770
32'A
*79 Va
..r
19%
11
1
Co
9
43
%
48
<
88
•<
17,000
r
17%
76'%
1
Texas
V*
76'% ,-771/4/
*21
50
—
_
Tennessee
200
20'%
„
78
5
Sylvania Etec Prod Inc com
$4" preferred —.:—.—
Symington Gould Corp
Texas
500
3.800
67
13 Ya
35%;
17 Va,
*84
4.16%
;
;
—.
Talcott Inc
200
7,300
;
72'%
66%
*12 %
4114
12 Va
.
72%
66 Va
13 .: '
24%
-
48'%
,
V;." :.
*31%
25
(The)
11% Jan
19%
800
5%
1,100
5%
Va
12%
5,900
45%
46%
45%
46'/4
46
46
1,800
68%
69'%
67'%
67%
67%
09
28,900
33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
33%
20,800
Pacific Land Trust—
38% Mar 26
6% Dec 21
23
10
20% Oct
1
20% Dec
7
Aug 28
9
111
Aug 26
38% Jan
42% July 27
29% Apr 16
29% Apr 16
20
15% Feb
9
182% May
Jan
28
9
18
Aug 20
17% Jan 21
47% Jan 28
•
13% July 31
14% Apr
4
23
8% Maris
12% Aug 26
22% July 10
54% July 10
47% Aug 21
11% Jun 20
10% Jan
33
10% Jan
34% Feb
150
11% Apr
8
43
51
Mar 28
Aug 27
10% Aug 26
10% Dec
19
14
Jan
26
10% Jan
48% Jan
23
80
Nov
1
44
July 23
2
65% Aug "29
% Aug 13
160
Jan
21.
Jan
3
Aug
Aug
2
2
24% July 25
"15% Apr 12
89% May
Aug
6
31% Aug 27
26
28% Mar 21
Jan
20
31
30% Oct
9
Nov
29
59
25
Jan
10
33% Nov
17
64
Dec
.28% July 23
.
July 27
18 '/a
18'%
23%
22%
22%
*53%
55
*53%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,800
50
43%
43%
43
43
*43i%
44 %
150
(J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
Common
rights
*13%
The
Fair
Thermoid
Co
No par
1
common.
$2.50 convertible preferred
Thompson
4%
3ji
32
32%
31%
32%
25
22%
23%
(The)—"
Trane Co
22%
Airlines Inc—
*79
*79'A
83
32'A
31%
A
32'A
22
Vz
22'%
221b
.
83
32'%
33
22'%
22%
42%
.42%
1,900
42'A
43%
13,300
4,900
6; 700
'
43%
42 -
43
13%
45%
45%,
47
47
481b
47
47%
47
48
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
36%
12
11%
12%
12%
12%
11%
12'A
11%
12%
34%
35
34 %
38
35'%
37
29 %
30
29%
30'%
30%
30'A
29%
30
51%
51%
51%
*51'A
52
51%
51%
22
22'%
22%
13 %
13'%
13
13%
*35
34%
13
13%
13
J.
13
*36%
30
'/a
5,400
17,200
10,600
38%
1,200
15,700
30'A
<
21%
47%
*46'A
47%
Tung-Sol Electric Co —
—1
5% conv pfd series of 1957——50
29'%
30
29 Va
29%
29%
30%
45
46
47
48
49
49
4o
48
1/4
*4b'/a
48%
1,100
20th
25%
26%
'25%
26%
25%
26%
26'%
2o'A
26'%
26%
9,700
*15.
15%
14%
15%
*15
15%
15
15
15
15
1,000
*45
48
47
*45
47
*45
47
*45
46
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
47
Apr 23
50
Jan
2
8
Dec
6
14% Jan 18
7
Mar 15
10% Jan
10
Twin
18
TXL
8
55
21%
Jan
44
:
32
22'/a
21%
17
15
*79
*46%
July 16
15
83
41
8,900
79,200
11%
1h
37% Jun 20
Coal,Co common
series A
Preferred
14
5% Nov
100
67%
50
-
11
20% Nov
66'%
*51
Truax-Traer
49
Aug 28
30% Jun -6
(conv)-x
century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
14
13% Feb
66'%
14
50
1
Jun
9
*13%
6 5'/a
68'/a
14'A
13%
No par
$2.70 preferred
18
13% Feb
42%
"
5
'
9
30% Jan
44
*13%
70
35
2
—2
-
Tri-continental Corp -.common
2
18% Aug 26
3,100
55
*18
Si
*79
83
23 3%
55
*43
14
v
23'A
55%
45
—5
x_<—
Corp
40%
No par
Transue & Williams Steel
27
15
67
18'%
23
:
15% Apr
35% Jun
67 Va
r%
22%
*80
*
25
X67
18%
17,900
1,500
22 34
44%
*13 Vz
13%
18%
11
*43%
v
13%
ail
100
common
$1.20 preferred
Timkeii Roller Bearing-
22 % Feb
25% Oct
18%.
13%
66 '/a
x42%
12%
10
preferred
Tidewater Oil
14
65%
__—_—
Apr~12
.
1.1 j0
56%
29%
8
13
•18%.
1
Aug 26
13
*53%
30
...
12%
19,700
x22%
Oct
46
13
5.000
11*'/a
42%
18%.
21% Jan
36% Mar 12
41%
54
29
Jan.
114%
42'A
22%
50
July 9
34% July. 16
61
114'%
41%
18
4
31% Jan
113
42%
54
No par
Trains World
21 % Aug 26
47% Aug
7
27% Feb 25
116
22 %
$2.40 conv preference
20% Jan
Jan
*112
$E25 conv preferred—
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—_5
Toledo Edison Co'(The)
57
114
13
Transamerica
11
112
7%
12%
common
13% Mar 20
24
114
7
13%
Inc
56 % July 22
41 % Apr v 24
5
111
100
Ry Co
7
12%
13
26% Feb
26
27
Pacific
7
50c
27
48 % Jun
19
52% Apr
7%
53% Jun
33% Aug 20
11% Aug 26
24% Feb 12
15
24% Feb
52
7
40% Feb
7
30
16% Nov 29~
7%
40% Aug 26
13
Aug 28
Mar~29
15
7%
7%
42%
95% Apr 18
42% May 27
22
51% Nov
6,500
7%
42%
>>:*■ % Aug 13
80
47% Mar 26
45% Apr
23,100
34%
42%
8
28% Feb
5
25'A
33%
42%
Apr 12
27
13% Dec
24%.
34'A
24%
No par
14% July 16
19
43% Nov 27
1
34% Oct
38,300
25'%
33%
Textron
23
Aug 14
24%
24%
34 y4
2
62
Feb
24%
25'A
34
Oil—.
Utilities Co
Jan
13
24%
24%
33%
&
Dec
13
24'/a
24%
32%
Texas
33
Feb
24%
23%
33
Texas
23% Nov
104
24%
24%
2
26
53
25%
23%
32%
ctfs ex-distribution.—1
Sub share
25
1
,_10
Inc
Coal &
4
49% May
21% Jan
86
*
'
14%
<
73
.
25
10c
Co
33 % Oct
a
17 'A
5,900
3 500
'
28% Dec
m
84
16%
77'A
12.50
Sweets Co of America
6
49% May
Inc
A
50'%
<12%
*82
17
'
14-
10 %
No par
Oil
Swift & Co
89
Aug 27
12'A
Co———'
Sun
,
5%
48
No par
Sutherland
•
'
99 *
1,
1
Superior Oil of
Superior Steel Corp
.2
42 ,7 Jun
35
V
5'%
1
*.
—,
.
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
4 % % preferred series A
1
5% % 2nd pfd series of '55
30
I Mar 20 1
74
2,000
53% Nov
45
-
15% Aug > 8 7
8
Aug 29
22% Jan
*
21% Nov 26
May 28
6% Dec
12 Vo Jun
:
Corp
$4.50 series A preferred
21
34 %
*
55% May 10
9
12
20% July 26
30% Aug 12
66% Feb 13
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sun Chemical Corp common
15%
17
24%
Sunbeam
15%
14
■
42 y4
X24%
.8% Apr 11 t
57% July 23
16% Jan 17 V
15%
32%
'
17'%
■
-•
<
35 '%
x40%
12
108,200
52 %
86
13
i
20%
25
5% Aug. 26
03%
,'
51
86
66
k
.
327%.
•20%
41 %
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
19
-32%
24^a
22% Feb
28
v.
40%
Broadcasting Co„,
62
511
86
%
73
1
82
26
13 y«
No par
72% Feb. 13
Dec
'
76
67 % \
32%
__x.
61%
50%
,
15%
*72%
r
5
common
57,600
*85
166 %
13%
5
:
47,200
48%
61
v.
♦13
..v;.
67%
x
93
6% Dec
66
75
66%
•13
-13
,
3,100
.
54%
46%
16%
Storer
80
30% July 31
26% Jan
6
*72%
66 %
1
10
r
Sterclii Eros Stores, Inc
3%
53
46%
*
'
Stone & Webster.
May 8
29% Apr 24
*
22% Nov
17
15%
*3 Va
52%
46
15%
15%
3%
51%
85%
16%
*3 Va
A
62%
15%
'
51%
85%
50
Aug 19
Aug, 19
Nov 27
61%
51%
86
<
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5
prior preferences
Feb
•
61%.t
50 %
*85
18% July 12
17
12
82
60 %
50
'
86
Jun
.
46
7
61
52
5
Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S
Stevens (J P) & CoTnc——
6
101% Jun
46 Ta.
_i
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Cox
15% Mar 15
28
70% Jan
.
Aug
53 y*
<46%
15% Aug
8
19% May 21
,36
Feb 12
24% Aug .30
10% Feb 29
13% May 28
3%
52%
46%
50
*
5% Oct
32
3%
63%
•84%
Stanley
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
3%
50%
45%
100
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
35%-July 15
3%
46%
60
7
10
series A
3%
51%
45
..6.25
Oil of Indiana
.Aug 29
17
31
':-'i
Jan» 2
;14
B
20Va Jan 26
22% Feb
-
17
Nbav
Ohio
8
May 16
83% July 12 V
13% Jan
2
Feb ,25
20
of
of
Mar
85
31% Feb 13
.
4
37% Dec
3
18
-*:? Feb 26
25% Feb .15
.
3
31% May 28
Jan
-
3%
49%
-
Standard
94
18% July 12
18% May 27
13
7
.
39% Apr
21% Jan
17% Dec
61
25
27% Mar 12
1
16% Dec
,31 %
62% Jan
,
*
•
2
,
—
Standard Oil
Standard
July 5
62% Jun 10
85% July 29
14% Jan
2
13% Nov
distribution
Standard Oil'of
68 %
Feb 12
47% Feb 12
55% May 15
12% May 29
% May 22
Ex
59% July 1662 V4 Jan
4
Aug <26
53 %
'
-50
3
6,409
,
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
3% May 16
43% Feb 12
*45
.
*46'A
\
<•
1
7%
7%
1
18%
20%
Udylite Corp (The)
—1
Underwood Corp -7~.———No par
16% Apr, 29
33% Jun 26
22%
}
14
14
14
14%
22%
23%
23
23'%
Coach
Oil
Co—
(The).
Corp
18%
*46'A
,
7%
20
29%
v
7'/a
19%
7%
7%.
22%
47-
20'A
7'A
19'
47
51%
23'A
*46'A
7'A
7%
19%.
19'A
1,900
47
29%
30
200
23'A
*51
30
4,900
47
,
1,2o6V
7%
19%
28.4C0
u
31% Feb
10
108 % Jan
26
Nov
29
21
16% Mar 19
Mar 27
Apr
22 % Aug 26
5% Jan
3
23
4.7% May
Jan
9
5
30
27
112
'
81% Oct
13
93
Jan
29
91
Feb
15
83% Nov 30
104
Jan
52
Jan
10
28
Oct
1
8% Dec
11
29
Oct
1
65% Apr
39% M'ay
Apr
9
29% Mar 19
Union
Elec
100% Jan 21
80% Jan
68
105
88
23
121% Dec
17
93
20
Dec
7
20% Dec
14
48% Jan
20
41% Dec 27
32% Apr
107
Feb
4
86
24
Jun
Aug 22
28% Apr
9
71% Mar 26
19% Jan
62
39% Mar
58% Feb
Mar 21
28
28
11
3
51%
52%
52'A
531/4
23,100
27
27%
27'A
27%
27'%
28
27'%
27%.
27'A
28
27,500
RR
Car
Lines
Inc
29% Mar 14
United Biscuit
$4.50
Apr 15
«fe
United Carbon
United
Corp
8%
8%
8%
8'%
29
29
29%
29'/a
28%
2.9
30%
30'%
30'%
31
31
30
30'%
*30'%
30%
900
60
61
60'%
62'%
62%
63%
62
63%
63'%
63%
30,900
100
*101%
110
*105
100
89%
90
89
89%
89%
23%
24%
24
24'%
24%
1
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
27%
27%
.
—
!
Co
3
6% Jan
Jan
5
4% Aug 27
21
Jan
17
36% Dec
18
11
8
25% Aug
7
13% Feb 12
35% Jan
13% Jun
16% Jan
11
United
Engineering & Foundry
47% Jan
9
United
Fruit Co
United Gas Corp
12
5% Nov 20
14 Vo Dec
V
12
1% Dec
31
55
Mar
35
Aug 14
41% Aug 12
31% Aug 20
38% May
8
34% Aug 27
38 % Feb
19
United
United
5
28% Jan
23
20% Aug
9
521/4 Nov 29
155
39% May.
9
28% Oct 24
77
Aug
2
181
Feb
1
Dec
3
15% Dec
27
22% July 19
34% July 16
U
65% Jun
4
U S
Jan
24
17% Jan
7
51% Apr
147
Aug
16
8
7% Aug 20
162
Aug 22
36
13% Aug 26
7
45
Dec
4
Nov
14
44% July 20
19% Mar 22
26
15
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
43% Jan
Jan
5
7
17% Apr 22
Jun
12
S
89
23%
x23'%
23'%
*23'%
23%
*23'A
23%
*23'A
60%
59%
59'%
*59
60
*59
60
59
23'/a
59'/a
46
,46'%
X46
46
45'%
441%
441%
400
7'%
7
7 Va
7
7'%
7
7'%
36,100
4'%
4'A
41%
4'%
4Va
4'A
9,900
26 »A
26'A
*45'A
7%
7
4%
4%
45'/a
10
300
2,700
26
26
26'%
26'A
4%
26'A
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
15
45'%
46
45'A
46'A
45 V*'
45%
44%
45%
44Va
45%
28,800
31%
33
32'%
32%
33
33%
10,000
35
26
5
5
.
26'A
■
26
1,100
3,200
5%
5%
5%
3,000
1
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13'%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
13%
11,300
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
1%
1%
4,700
&
Mfrs
Inc
preferred
Borax <Sz Chemical Corp
Gypsum
Co common
preferred
Hoffman Mach
1%
38%
31'A
150
54%
51%
53'%
53%
54%
13,900
83
83
83
82'%
83
X52%
54%
53
83
83
83
1%
1%
37%
1%
5,800
220
3,700
!
1
32%
33
32%
33%
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
28%
30
28%
29'%
29%
29%
29'%
29'%
2 9'A
29%
4,700
4
58%
60%
59'%
60'A
GO
60'%
59
60
60
60%
10,300
100
148%
*148
150
*148
7%
common—82'/2c
5f«-class A preference
Industries Inc common
U S
4%%
1%
31
83
900
38 »A
38%
31
*82
35
31'A
37%
31
1
*34'%
31'A
1%
38'A
*30%
100
35
38
1%
37*%
25
53%
*34'A
*30%
1%
25
51
,
No par
Freight Co
7%
U S
*88
5%
preferred
——
U S & Foreign Securities
39% Jun
2
89
5%
V2/0
Aug 12
32% Aug 27
35
S
4
23% JaD
4?
For footnotes see
page 28.
U
1,700
*88
10
United Shoe Mach common
*
27'%
88
33
United
il
26%
27'%
88
35
2
76% Jujl>
27 Va
27'A
5%
l%Jan
86% May 20
7,600
27'A
27'%
88
27'%
32'A
United Merch
80
13,400
21%
35
9
51
1,600
24'%
20%
5%
11
Aug 30
90'%
24'%
21
34%
6% Jan
Aug 28
Aug 26
88
24%
20'%
32%
15% Jan
31
89
24'%
21%
5%
2
6%
89
24%
31'A
11
31 %
90
X34%
5'/a Apr
38% Aug 30
*110
5%
13 '/a Feb
8
120
35%
6
1% Mat
120
*105
5%
29
37% Aug 27
4,000
*86
4%
Improvement Co—13 V2
Industrial Corp
7% Jan
.
120
8,400
88
7%
Gas
19% Feb
3% Mar 26
*105
29
No par
United Dye & Chemical Corp
United Electric Coal Cos
41% July 30
•
8
29
46
1
com—1
Jan
120
8'%
58%
(Del)—No par
(Del)——
7
23
8'A
*22%
-No par
14
8%
*86
No par
Carton Corp—-10
20
28% May 11
35% Jan 23
70.
29%
Dec
43% Dec
8'%
.
8
.
United-Carr Fastener
8
7% May 20
9% Jan
9
84
30%
preferred!—-—
United, Board
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
"SO
69'%
29
5
America—No par
of
69'%
.91%
-10
1
preferred
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
4%
*74
10
Co
convertible
United Air
<
.No par
preferred—x
11 on-cum
Tank
common—10
Co
6
16% Aug 20
*81'%
53'%
United Artists Corp
46% May
84
52%
6 % Jun
11
*81'%
*81'%
53 7%
25% July 22
100
84
81'%
52
4'fo
2
26
20
69'%
81'%
United Aircraft Corp common—5
2
Jan
71
52%
90% Jan
43% Jan
*69'%
81%
California—
33% May 16
115
69'%
51%
series—
$4
of
Union Twist Drill Co—:
7
290
85
81%
Union
14
Aug
9,200
91%
*74
25
4%
4
29
Aug 30
23% Aug 26
20% Aug 29
18
4.4% Dec
20%
*91'%
85
;_No par
Preferred
6
23
26'%
91%
*74
71
26
10
26%
85
*69%
7% Jun
35% Jan
91'%
71
27% Feb
113% Jan
12,800
*69%
Union Pacific
Jan
11,600
24'%
No par
8
152
110'A
24'%
85
31% Jan
18
109'A
24%
91%
8
Dec
7,700
32
109'%
26%
26% Apr
Aug 15
6,100
4,100
7'%
26'%
26%
91'%
1,700
14'%
24
23%
108
24%
26%
31'%
31'%
32'A
111
24 VB
24'%
23
26'%
9
60
0%
>14
91
Union Oil
17
6%
*74
5
.96% Dec
23 Vo
6%
91
22
1
14
22%
6%
85
Jan
Apr
109%
14
24
91
64 % Jun
9 % Alar-
8
31%
31'%
110
23%
26%
67
*74
10
common
$4.50 series--——-No
12
103 % Oct
Nov
2
31
26%
108%
24%
14
14
23%
•
;
Preferred- $3.50,series-
24
89
31
32'A
109
23%
6%
6%
par
Co
79
166
26
Jan
79% Jan
82
7'A
Preferred $3.70 series——No par
Preferred
51% Feb
30
31%
107'A
Union Carbide
5
29% Apr
61% May 25
11
Aug 20
July 22
28
2
10% May 10
36
Union
7
5
Bag-Camp.Paper Corp—6%
Corp —„——>No par
Chenr & Materials Corp—10
16
12
26% Jan
11
Nov
78
37 % July 22
124% July 10
Rubber Co
Asbestos
89% July 31
17
Jan
25% Dec
Union
Union
Apr
20% Feb. 12
2
92 % Dec
11
8% Apr
Aug 13
30
100% Feb
8
133% July 17
.28% Apr
12
preferred series A
29
50
—1
50
13%
.
*43%
148
149
7%
8%
*28
30,
13%
,45
'
13%
*4<3%
149
8'%
29%
*148
8'A
•28
150
8'%
8
8%
29'%
*28
29'%
8 Va
*28
14
13%
14
13%
14
14
45
*43%
45
*43%
45
*44
150
80
8'/4
69,100
29'%
800
14 'A
11,500
45
27
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
28
.
.
Monday, September 2,1957
.
(964)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
11
35% Aug
1
22% Feb
Jan
6
11
8% Jun
23% Jan
8
70
32% Nov 29
51% July 18
90% Mar 2
Dec
92
31
26
Dec 28
4
17
Dec 28
18
Jan
Jan
22
15% Feb
5
.
Mar
1%
Jan
4
Jan
21
10
Apr 17
13% Jan
9
19
Jun
4% Jan
2
6% May 15
82
May
4
77% Apr 23
79% Jun 21
41
Jun 21
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
39
7
Apr
6
36
Apr
3
Universal Leaf Tobacco
155
Feb
4
30% Jun
7
Jun
12
Feb 24
167
12
27
Aug 26
31% Jan
2
Jun
135
21
12
convertible
United
Whelan
Universal
Corp
23% Feb
82% Mar 29
26
Dec 14
68
28
29 % Apr
10
55% May
4
36% Aug 26
50% Jan
2
Vanadium
3
6
12% Nov 28
9
Van
Norman
7
Van
12
38% Feb
9
24
Jan
4Vk%
Utah
94
*94
40%
41%
40
140%
140
40
Inc
2074
6474
27
64%
65%
*140%
1411/2
*55%
57
400
64:!4
64 Ya
66
88,300
%
140%
57
63 %
141
141
141%
1.600
2,300
17%
17'%
*31 y4
33
31%
31%
13
*12%
13
*12%
7
6 3/4
674
4.74
3274
32%
*27%
27%"
25
24%
24%
38%
38 %
>
4,900
4.400
29
28%
32 Ya-
32%
700
139
138
27
27
*27
70
69
69
243/4-
24%
25
38-74
39 Va
0.300
7%
0.600
*24%
2434
*24%
37%
25
4%
78
139
*68%
70
*68%
70
400
*138
27%
27 74
27%
*68%
1,400
4%
33
*32'/a
32%
138
138
10
8
15
•77%
29 %
28
30
32%
323%
138
136
28
29%
29
29
29
81
8
78
*77%
78
*77V4
2,000
15
4%
4%
4%
4%
474
78
*7774
300
6%
*7.9
Va
8
16
16
17%
*16
17'2
6Ya
8Ya
81/4
8%
70
13
6%
81
*79
81
*79
8%
*16
142
:'«■ 6%
6Ya
874
17%
17%
17%
X17V4
80%
*79
—.100
12.80
*55 Ya
55%
33
474
3274
1
com
55%
431/4
65
*30%
78
*138
-
44%
4,200
*12%
17%
474
par
1,500
42%
13
874
*7774
jnew_l .<
20%
42%
33
67a
*16
330
20%
*1274
79
a
13,900
42%
1274
6Ya
100
41%
140'%
*32
1774
79
8 7
~40
98
41
140
33
1274
-
*94
40 3 4
140
21
42%
142'%
17%
1774
95
Ya
6001
9,500
77
42 Y4
56
141'%
141
141
*73
4,800
20%
6374
41
42%
55
63%
77
10,200
22 %
20%
20%
*5434
4174
5474
14
30c
Light Co___
&
231/4
140
140'%
1
com_^o
preferred
Power
94
4074
94
40'%
2074
100
Raalte Co
24% Nov
73
May 14
95
*73
*94
76
140'%
pfd-5
com
Pictures Co
29% Mar 12
20
Dec
*73
21%
No par
preferred
23% Dec 20
70
preferred
$3.50 convertible preferred—
8%
77%
141'%
1
United Wallpaper Inc common
Class R 2nd preferred—
26
*73
3274
87
$G
76
-1774
7
8
29%
No par
6% Jan
31
671/2
29
preferred—25
common
noncumulative
United Stockyards Corp
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
66'%
29%
*66%
29%
2074
—
Tobacco Co
U S
66 Ya
67%
28%
81/4
23
14074
U S
15
36
17
Mar 23
99
9
Dec
137
1
Aug
1
12% July 29
6% Aug 29
78 % Aug
1
66%
29%
*661/4
29%
94
3974
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
preferred
50
Steel Corp common
16%
1% preferred
i
100
1%
2
66%
28-%
67%
*8
81/4
100
preferred
22%
23
*8
1
1st
Corp
22-U
X22%
"73
5
U S
11
61% Jan 24
73% Jan
31
10
10% Aug
Jiin-23
30% Dec
Feb
64% Jan
noncum
Shoe
S
22%
23%
28%
100
common
8Va
67%
1
100
3
26% Aug 15
4Ye Jan
3
17
31
4% Feb
8%
155% Jan 25
14% Apr 23
10% Jan
9
27
U S Rubber Co
U
136% Jun 20
8
19% Jan 16
13% Dec 26
73%
4
Jan 24
156
25
4
Jan 20
Mar
38
7
Deo 27
Dec
Mar
Aug 26
49% Jan
26Ya
*8
*8
25%
Shares
26 %
8%
26
*8
25 Ya
26
25%
22%
10
5
10
S
Aug. *8
.25%
Aug. 30
27
8%
26%
1
±
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co—
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
374% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
22% July 15
69
Nov 30
6
/
17% Feb 12
41
Aug 27
54% July
8
57% Mar 25
169
143
7% Dec
Jun
135
1
8„7e
: 94
27
Aug. 26
Par '
,
Lines Co common
4%%
U
73% Dec 31
Jan
58
82
39% Feb
7
4
67% July 24
36% Jun 13
2
29
Aug. 12
May 13
88
19% Sep 17
71% Sep 10
51% Jan 23
12% Jun
Feb
170
56
33% Dec
74
'
67% Mar 14
12
Jan
28 % Aug
July 18
128
42% Nov 29
142% De<V 26
17% Dee 17
8% Jan
27% Jan
Aug 23
63
61% Dec 28
U S
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 29
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 27
the Week
Thursday
.
,
EXCHANGE
37% Jan 24
25% Aug 28
15
36% Dec 14
9y4 July 13
22% Jan
91% Deo
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
100
27%
400
60
•
900
y
13% Jan
12% Dec 21
17% Jan
6% Aug 23
25% Nov 21
37% Apr
25% Aug 29
Jan
7
4
129
Feb
7
123
7%
7%
26
25%
25%
*25%
12
12%
12
12
48 3 8
50
49%
4934
28
53% July 25
Vick Chemical Co
48
48%
47 Ya
Aug 23
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com
100
5% noncumulative preferred__100
July 15
Victor Chemical Works
84
Mai
3%% preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
123
123
94% Apr 24
74
21% Nov
13
38% Apr
18
19% Jun
105% Dec
20
128
Jan
6
22% Jun
104
Dec
18
116
Feb
13
97% Jun
1
93
Oct
30
lOfl
Feb
13
\
85
Dec
28
106
Mar
87
Dec
31
103% Feb
Aug 29
6
25% Jan
27
8
124
Apr 22
21
28
May 22
21
111
78% Jun 20
90
Mar 27
6
83
98
Mar
17
82
93
Mar 13
104% Aug
7
May 29
July 24
12% Dec
31
11 % Aug 21
11% Jan
7
14% Dec" 27
14% Dec
27
14
74% Nov 28
83% Jan
3
,
Jan
Feb
6%
12
1
*74
6 Vo
preferred
Materials
Co
5%
convertible
*103%
23
22%
100%
74
203/4
21
*105%
108
106
106
101
*101
2274
101
170
*80
83
30
86
86
*84 7 a
86
*81
84
*81
84
*80
83
*80
*86
90
*86
90
*86
90
84
*81
84
*81
84
32%
32%
x31Ya
32%
31%
32 %.
31%
32
11%
11%
11 Ya
11%
11%
11 Va
11 Va
16%
16%
16
16 Ya
I6Y2
16%
16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
•17%
17%
17%
17%
preferred
100
63',
2
66
447
7.800
11'4
1,300
16 Va
2.400
17 %
16%
16
30
32%
16%
11 %
l
preferred
common
23,800
237 a
101
83
81
317 a
100
23
X81
•
3,500
108
*106
102
81
.
10-
21 Va
2074
22%
102
*80
„*82
2,100
75
*71
101%
22 Ya
22%
XlOl
100%
29%
29%
74
21%
21
21%
*105% 110%
x22%
22%
108
79
*74
79
20%
2,900
*121
29%
,——10
new
Vulcan
*74
20%
5,890.
50%
*121
29%
297 a
29%
12%
497:i
*121
*123%
29%
29%
79
20%
div
21 % Aug 12
29%
500
26
12
.
*121
*123%
*123%
29%
100
'/a
*123'%
*123 V2
No par
com
20% Aug 12
3
*123%
5
common
partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
8
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
—100
$4.20 preferred
100
$4.12 preferred
100
Virginia Ry Co common new
10
37% July 11
20% July 11
31% Aug 20
10% Dec. 26
2.50
33%
2
«...
6%
48%
28
——
7%
26
6Ya
12
Dec
——
7
26
11%
Aug 23
25% Jan 18
ji
634
*25 Ya
41% Feb
Feb 20
38%
6%
25%
6!
11%
34% Mar 26
3774
39
4
25%
11%
26
£
37%
36%
2.50
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co— 6%
12
,•
Inc
Inc
14 % July 16
Sep
82
1
lo
Industries
2
25% Dec
128
May
11% Jan
9
58% Mar
130
Feb
40% Dec 20
29
Corp of America
177a
900
*11
*
w
13% Dec
•
95 % Dec 17
.
Wagner Electric Corp.
Apr
'8
Aug
6
Waldorf System
Feb
11
31
Aug
8
Walgreen Co
70% Feb
12
86% Jun
13
9
Jan
'6
29
Mar 20
15
Aug 20
12% Api 26
20% Sep
7
17% Mar 12
106 • Feb 28
12
'
87
Aug
2
9% Aug 30
20
18% Jan 27
2$%
40% Feb
37% Oct
1
35% Dec
20
49% Aug
9
40% Jan
9
38% Mar 23
35% Aug 27
32% Aug" 26
25% Feb
9
3774-Aug
8
28
Jan
3
27
Mar
9
24
49% Feb
8
27% Deo
14
4% Apr
6
22
9
"2% Dec 26
30% Oct
-
Feb
1
25% Jan
29
Nov
10
26
112 % Jan
92
Dec
12
105
Mar
88
Dec
20
105
Jan
42% Jan
30
63
Mar 27
108
18% Jun 20
13
193
Dec
28
•47
Feb
13
•68% Feb
17
58% Nov 29
13
62
Aug 30
27% Dec 20
36% Feb
1
99
Apr
10
9
Jan
23
26% Feb
16
•
30
12% Jan 23
69
Dec
17
14% Jan
-
4
4% Dec
26
20
Dec
31
30% Sep
26
127
Oct
18
21% May 15
29% Oct
l
24
5
2
Auto Supply
4.80%
Western
86
Mar
69% Deo 31
Jan
Mar 25
129% Feb
4
69% Jan
2
96 V* Jan
9
26% Mar 22
58
Aug 15
68% Jan
18
26% Aug
44% Feb
8
9
12
94% Aug 16
6% Aug 25
24y4 Aug 15
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
61
92
Aug 20
89% Jun
50% July 24
Jun
Aug 20
33% May 14
68% July 8
21
24
28% Feb 23
80% Feb 18
31% Jan 18
102
July 22
■
8
28% Mar 14
53% May 24
1001/a Jan
7
4%
preferred
Western
Pacific
Western
Union
22 Ya Feb
45% Jan
40
52 V4 Feb
88% Nov 29
83% Nov 30
99% Jan
98% Mar
9
7% Dec 31
10% Jan
4
26% May 24
24
34% Aug
19
36% Dec
131% Dec
7
10
July
8
10
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
88% Jan
26
3
8% Apr 11
27
*2674
*2674
4374
42.3/8
64%
64%
6374
23 Va
23%
2274
4374
64
23'4
27
*42 7a
27
.4274
*42%
64
23
600
80
'
\
21%
22 %
64
64
23
2,100
"
23
25%
26
25 Va
257a
26
257a
2574
96
96
*9574
96
96
96
96
96
*82
86
*82
86
*82
86
*82
86
*82
86
83
81
81
80
80
*81
82
*31
82
38%
38%
38%
39 Ya
39
39
95
95
94 Va
94%
947a
94%
*8474
23%
23%
23%
23%
2374
233/4
23'%
2,200
6,606
*81
15%
*95
68%
*76
26%
100
15'/a
15%
96
15%
96
70%
68
78
77
»/a
7134
78
15%
*94
6874
*76
15%
96
713/8
77%
39 Va
-2574
2574
95 74
3974
120
96
39'4
233 4
39%
94 74
96
23 3«
*
96
23%;
3;500
1574
1,5X10
a '30
3,100
190
:
157a
*94
6874
*74
1574
96
■
157a
*94
.
96
6974
6974
7674
.
71%
77
7674
16,700
300
;
26''4
26'4
26%
26
2674
25%
26'%
607i
62 %
6274
63
6174
6274
6274
6374
31,506
9,900
49,600
81
81'/a
*81%
83
80
8174
100
*127
Wheeling Styel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
—No par
90
Whirlpool Corp common
—5
22%
80
20
*55
26%
convertible preferred
4V4%
5%%
White
preferred
Sewing Machine
1
45
*95
20
50
preference
preferred
convertible
$4.25 preferred
*127
51%
5274
*8174
83
"127
—
:
Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
preferred
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co-
52%
90 Ya
23 74
5174
52%
90
90
90
90
907%
8974
91
:<22%
23 %
22%
23
2174
2274
2174
2274
60
*54%
58%
26%
*26%
27
45%
90
7%
53%
52
60
*55
02
*56
27
27
27
*26
27
47
47%
46
4674
47
4774
*95
96
9574
—-
2,510
6,100
62
27
47
7
*55
f
12,700
5474
96
457a
*95
96
52'%
96
7%
7
24%
*24%
2474
*24
35
*3474
96
7
*95
774
7
774
24'%
*24
*3374
35
*3474
47
477a
48
1474
15
15
1574
4,600
50
35
4674
500
.
24'%
674
2474
*24
35
36
*34
46 Y4
44
47
47
4
15
14%
14Ya
14%
15
70
70
*6974
71%
*14%
15%
*68'%
15%
*14%
1574
1474
4%
24%
4Ya
1474
4%
14%
4%
474
474
474
4%
25
*474
29Ya
30 %
3,500
71%
*14%
*6974
1474
7174
10
10c
-
1
10
100
10
,_10
70
*116
21
121
21
29 %
29%
2434
25%
*29%
307a
*116
121
x21
21
29%
29'4
25
3074
*116
20%
*29%
7'/a
2574
30%
121
25
3074
116
25'%
3074
121
2574
3074
*116
2074
29%
30
40%
21,900
56'%
3,400
40
4038
4074
4074
40
40'4
4074
54%
5534
X5574
5674
55
84%
84Ya
5574
55:%
85
8534
x85%
8674
80
7
80
7
79%
80
7%
774
30
30%
No par
recelv"shlp' °r petUl0n haS beett tiUi ,or
'I6
*84%
87
*85%
87
110
79 '4
80'%
80
80%
1.800
674
674
*7
7%
60Q
2934
2934
30
2933
29%
29%
29 74
2974
30
2974
x29
29
95%
29 74
2 9 74
29%
9474
2974
9674
96
9674
9434
96
23%
96
2374
23-34
23 74
23%
2374
2334
2374
971%
23Y4
10574 1 0774
1 0574
1 0774
reorganization,
500
7
93%
108
2.000
81
29%
23%
-
2074
2974
55 %
12474 July
3,000
2074
40Y2
lo
7,900
30%
2974
55
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
2574
118
2074
40
7
300
200
lvooe
20%
10
7934
5
400
5,000
10,200*.
30
Worthihgton Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Zenith Radio Corp.,
600
;
*127
14Ta
70
No par
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
6%
35
*127
45
5
—
common
Industries
7
*24%
Va
No par
Wilcox Oil Co
Windsor
51%
100
common—1
Yale <fc Towne Mfg Co
8
26%
42%
257a
9
12
2674
42 Ya
83
2
0,to *ay-
26%
*63%
61%
2
°n
•>
63%'
26%
9174 Feb
n°
1.100
2'%
60%
34% July
May 27
74
25%
35% Jan
30
2
2 74
600
*81%
123% Jan
12
.
200
25
25
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Aug 29
93% Aug 26
23% Aug 27
29
3
PriCM:
Feb
27 % Feb
29% Nov 28
141% Jan
3
79% Aug 27
12
8
12
82% July
7
Jan
83% Feb
Aug 26
35
6
274
2474
*24
.
25'
13.600
Wilson-Jones Co
20% Aug 30
26% Apr 10
2474
ji
1874
19 % Jan
24% July 10
36% Feb 27
2 74
*24
Wil i* 25 *
62%
70
Aug 15
14% Aug 30
4V4 Aug 27
5
*274
:
1774
82% Apr 30
19% DM
8
Mar 19
2474
6074
Wilson & Co Inc
May 13
-
1774
13
34
.
2574-% 2574
60 3 4
$3
26% Aug
21
2%
•
700
177i
Prior
131
4 000
2974
5874
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
J
,
!
300
357o
33
3274
*29
1774
18
9
*3574
29%%
61
14
8
3574
33
17%
10
26
3574
3274
60%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
;
7.100
61%
Feb
Aug
587a
58'%
18
47
18% Feb
.5874
60
13% Jan
29% Jun
5774
17%
16% July 8
75
Jan 31
116
5874
2,800
60%
62 74 Jun
4
1,500
a
22 7
18
Aug 2V
Mar 22
974
974
•22 7 b
60
May 17
37% Feb 20
No par
RR
44
25% Jan
100
109
1734
29% Jan
9
100
com—No par
preferred
2,500
2.50
Aug 26
5% Jan 21
5
Telegraph
13
145
1
1474
8974
22
22 '
..*24
.
2'%
43
—
2nd
May 10
9
27
43
63%
Co com
Maryland Ry
noncum
16% Apr 30
10% Jan
26%
5
1474
*8774
'
50
Western Air Lines Inc—
87% July 11
88% July 11
53% July 25
20% Jan
4
274
com—2.50
Power 4'%% pfd
100
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
—100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred
loo
98
,79% Aug 19
274
4.20%
2274
58
5874
2474
West Penn
600
3,500
974
974
10
974
*22
■
,
24'/a
25
4
15
1
2474
1
Snowdrift
2,000
...
16
H
%
•
*24'4
—1
Western
3574
974
22
■
*2474
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
Mar 20
9'%
5
preferred
11
50% Mar 19
July 30
OH
4.8%
974
,_i
:
West Indies Sugar Corp
Aug 13
60% Nov 15
101
Wesson
23
Apt
Pharmaceutical
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co.J—^
Welbilt Corp
Feb
19
16
*2974
Feb
23
Jan
30
71
43% Dec
20
33
88
41% Jan
24
35%
3274
11
35
30% Jan
3574
*293%
Corp
4
r
35%
49
103
88
30
47% Jan
36% July 17
65% Mar 20
99% Jan
4
Sep 28
21% Jun
8
88
38
25% July 31
16% July 30
"26% Nov 29
94
88
35 %
104% Mar 20
27
17% Aug 27
25% Aug 26
52% Feb 12
'
88
3274
16
94% Aug 27
50
1374
69
2974
37% Apr
128
1374
*87'%
3274
18
17
1374
87
2974
Feb
Feb
14
87
3274
Industries
May 10
82% July 20
130
*13%
14
2974
28 %Jun
5
5
14
*3574
105
»
Jan 20
1
137u
100
Washington Gas Light Co
17
73% July 23
39% Jan
4
May
46
7574 -V
1574'
No par
48% Jan
22% Mar
128% Jun
75 7
16
Washington Water Power—No par
Waukesha Motor Co—
5
38% Mar 28
93
,
76
1574
5674
341/2 Jan 29
•17% Nov 21
50% Nov 29
8?% Dec 27
2974-
*7574
16
5774
3% May 15
54
.
2974
76
1574
5674
18
67
2974
76
1574
1
Jun
105% Feb 23
2974
76 Ya
15%
Warner-Lambert
80
14 % Jun
29%
7574
1574
22
27
5
2974
76 3 4
1574
22
28
16% Dec
29%
2974
76
2.50
934
3
32% Mar 27
July 30
Feb
700
217 4
Jan
21
2,600
137 a
1
95
12
4534
1374
5
July 24
Jan
x44
1374
Warner Bros Pictures Inc.:
83
Apr 18
65
45
1374
*64
Ward
a
25% Deo 31
*64
44'%
1374
3
26 % May
July 10
Aug 26
25% Aug 29
0'2
Jun 19
Mar 20
97
29
No par
G & W
-
34% May 24
21
5
65
45'%
1374
1374
2974
2
•36% Jan
26
44% Deo
*1374
Ward Baking Co common
5%% preferred
68% July 16
22% July 5
2% Feb 28
25 %
44'%
1374
16% Jan
12
3
25% Jan
115% Dec
42% Feb
65
4574
•65
44%
13'%
100
65
45
*64
a
No par
10
28% Jan
Aug 15
42
Aug 14
41% Jan
2
16
104
21
43% May 10
52% Feb
2
44
Dec 21
1
.<44% Nov 26
-.*2074 Feb
:
^
Apr 30
Deo 26
*
15
;
Walker (Hiram)
Walworth Co
18% May 29
161/0 July 12
951/a Jan 24
15% Nov 23
<■
Wabash RR 474%
14
75
29
12% Jan 30
24
561/4 May 15
13
33
19
29% Sep 26
Jan
Aug 30
14% Jan
13 % Dec
Nov
77
44
64
61% Aug 16
3074
108'%
a Deferred delivery.
10674 107
rCash sale.
10574
1071%
wdWhen distributed.
6,000
1,700
11,100
2,503
3,903
xEx-dib
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,
Number 5669
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(965)
Bond
Record
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Figures
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
£8
Dec
17
98
Lowest
Treasury 314s
Treasury 3s
June
90.13 Dec
12
91.3
Nov
13
90.12 Dec
12
90.12 Dec
12
90-.il Dec
12
90.26 Nov
DccTi2
89.21
90.22 Nov
'
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
12
8
95.11 Mar
Nov~l3
96.30
96.30 Nov
91.20 Mar 28
13
95.14 Mar
13
91.20 Mar 28
87.16 July
80.10
9
13
97.8
87.16
8
May~31
July
Feb" 11
92.24
Mar 28
97.8
Low
'93.16
High
*93.8
2%s
Dec
2lbs.
Dec
13
Dec
7
99.28 Jan
16
101.16 Feb
24
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jan
*92.28
93.4
88.4
*87.20
87.28
•87.18
87.26
*95.28
*87.24
96
*95.24
95.28
♦94.22
95.26
*95.24
99.16
95.28'
*99.8
99.16
*99.8
99.16
•99.8
99.16
*99.4
99.12
•99.4
99.12
*99.4
99.12
*99.10
99.12
*87.28
•99.4
99.12
*99.9
99.11
*98.5
98.7
*98.5
98.7
*94.14
94.18
*94.14
94.18
15 1961
1962-196 7
*90:4
-Aug 15 1963
15:1963-1968
90.8
102.16 Jan
lOO.a
Dec
13
84% July
97.20 Mar 12
17
102.16 Jan
5
Feb
Feb
Feb
4
5
90.30 Mar
*99.10
99.12
•99.0
99.11
98.7
•98.4
98.6
•98.6
*94.10
94.14
*94.10
94.14
*94.14
*90.4
DO.8
*90.2
90.6
92.28
*92.20
92.24
*92.22
92.26
•92.26
92.30
'
*88.8
.
•
'
'*92.24
92.28
*92.24
*88.6
88.10
*88.10
88.14
;
1964-1969
' *87.22
87.26
*87.26
1964-1969
*87.18
87.22
•*87.24
v
98.8
94.10
90.6
90.10
87.30
88.12
*88.10
88.14
*88.14
88.18
*87.20
87.28
87.24
•87.20
87.24
*87.24
87.28
*87.20
-
*87.16
87,20
'
,*87.10
87.20
"*87:16
87.20
*87.22
'.87.26
*87.14
87.18
*87.12
87.16
*87.16
87.20
*87.16
*87.22
87.26
87.20,
*87.14
87.18
*87.10
'
87.14
*87.16
*87.14
87.18 '
.**87.10
1966-1971
,
87.24.
87.20
•"87.22
87.26
*87.14
87.18
15
1967-1972
87.14
*86.30
8712
*87.14
*87.4
87.8
87.18':
Dec 15
*86.30
87.2
•86.28
87
196J-1972
'1938-1959
*87
*87.16
87.20
*87.22
87.4
87.26
*87.14
87.18
*87.10
87.14
*87.14
87.18
Mar
15
.June 15 1958
'
*97.22
97.26
*97.22
97.26
*97.22
97.26
*97.22
' *98.25
97.26
*97.22
98.27
*98.25
98.27
*98.26
98.28
*98.25
98.27
*98.25
98.27
*96.19
96.21
97.26
Sept 15
June 15
1958-1959
*96.17
96.19
*96.17
96.19
*96.17
96.19
*96.17
96.19
1959-1962
*92.26
92.30
*92.28
93
*92.24
Dec 15
92.28
*92.22
1959-1962
92.26
*92.18
92.22
*92.20
92.24
*92.14
92.18
*92.12
92.16
*92.18
*94,26
94.30
*94.28
95
92.22
*94.24
94.28
*94.24
94.28
*94.26
94.30
Nov
15 1960
25-year 3s
25-year 3s
*92.28
93
-
*85
_July 15 1972
86
*85
87
*86
87
*83
•86
85
*83
87.16
85
*83.16
85
*83.16
85
11981
*82.16
83.16
*83.16
*82.16
85
83.16
*83
84
*83
84
*83
84
May 15 1975
*89.16
91
*89.16
91
5
Mar
30-year 314s
1
Oct
1976
96.16 Apr
Oct
15 1971
*91.16
92.16
*91.16
25
18
Jun
15-year 3 lis
104.24 Feb
Jan
11969
*92.10
93.16
*93
4
20-year 4lis
115-year 2 lis
Jan
1
*99.24
100.16
1977
*96
Oct
11958
*99.16
21-year 414s
96.24 Aug 15
Sept 15 1959
II3 lis
96.24 Aug 15
•
90.10
*90.6
25
96.16 Apr
100
88
Reconstruction & Development
14
90
93,6:
23-year 3%s
19-year 3lbs
90.30 Mar
24
92
4
Feb
17
103.4
May 16
90
.
*92.30
*98.5
Dec 15
Treasury 214s
9
89
the Week
*99.8
International Bank for
E9
Sales for
.
High: Bonds($)
95.30
89.4
99.12
1965-1970
Low
99.16
99.11
15
Friday
Aug. HO
High
*99.8
*99.9
15 1967-1972
Thursday
Aug. 29
'Low
High
*95.26
*88.28
1961
15
PRICES
93.8
June 15
2%s_
Treasury 214s
Treasury 214sTreasury 2lbs
84
Low
•91
Dec 15 1958
2VaS
SALE
93.16
*99.4'
Nov
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 28
Aug. 27
15 1958
Juno 15
Treasury 2!bs
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Mar 28
15
bonds mature.
point.
a
Tuesday
High
*93.8
1960-1965
Mar
2 lbs—-Mar
2lbs
Mar
2lbs,
June
Treasury 2 lbs
Sept
8
month when the
of
LOW AND
1958-1963
Dec 15
the
case
32nds
more
Monday
Feb 15 1995
Sent
Treasury 2 lbs
-
or
Aug. 26
1978-1983
June 15
Treasury 2 lbs
Treasury 2 lbs
91.12 Dec
one
Low
15
Treasury 2%s
12
Indicate in each
represent
EXCHANGE
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2-Us
91.12 Dec
Period"
point
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
17
Dec
"Interest
decimal
Exchange
YEARLY
—
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
headed
after
WEEKLY
—
May
1 1978
*96
92.16
*91.16
*91.16
94
*93
100.16
*96
91
•89.16
92.16
;
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■
■*.*""*
92.16
*93
*99.16
96.24
■.
94
'
■
.
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Last
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York
New
or
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Range
Friday's
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Low
(Republic of) —
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Jan-July
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1969
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April-Oct
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126
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1952
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—
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—
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——
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—
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1986
Jan-July
23,4s debentures 1982
—
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2T4s debentures 1987
June-Dec
3%s debentures 1973——1
June-Dec
234s debentures 1971
—.—
Feb-Aug
—_Feb-A?ig
1963
(30-year)
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18
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11
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.
Friday
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100%
98%
5
99
99
98%
97
80
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101
92
100%
1
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99
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101%'
5
31
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Monday, September 2,
1957
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new york stock exchange
▼▼
■ VI^IX
'
RANGEFOR WEEK
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
,,
or
Sale Price
As
22 %
J.981—Jan-JWj
First mortgage 3s aeries B 1978—
June-Dec
SI Cent BR consol mtga 3%s ser A 1979-_May-Wo«
Consol mortgage. 3%s aeries B .1979
May-Noo
Consol mortgage 3%s aeries C 1974
May-Noc
Consol mortgage. 3%s series F 1984-—Jan-July
let mtge 3 Vis series O 1980——,——
Feb-Auy
1st mtge 3%s aeries fl 1989Mar-Sepl
3%s a * debentures .1980.
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union By 2Vis ser C l986__June-Deo
Inland Steel CO 3 V«s debs. 1972
—Mar-Sept
-
1st mortgage 3-20s series
1st mtge
80
45
20
80
,
5s
90%
75%
87%
94
88
90
87%
87%
82%
82%
89
8578
83
93
93
*
(,
....
*
92.
92
99%
:
162
14i
85
92 Va
93
91
97%
93
4%s ser K 1987
Minerals Ac Chemical Corp—
.Jan-July
AUtO
-
t
«
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,_Apr-Oct
Tune-Deo
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959
■
•
75%
88
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83
84
84
97%
97 %
106%
95
15
80?8
97%
100
97
,
81%
85 y»;
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78
80
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78;
88
79
80
80
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,
80%
N.
•
'
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83
90
61
-
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48
5Q
51
•
■
1
97%
146
145%
2
92%
Lakefront Dock As BR Terminal—
*30
97
*66 Vi
70
*77%
81
*81
83%
75
85%
*68%
72%
67
76
81%
89
75'.;
85
fixed
interest 2003..
May-Nov
-Series B 4Vis fixed interest 2003.
-Series C 5s fixed interest 2003.
-May-Hot
May-Hot
ASeries D 4s contingent interest 2003
May
vA6eries E 4Vis contingent interest 2003
May
-ASeries P-5s contingent Interest 2003
—.May
-Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979.,—Aprll-Ocf
Lexington As Eastern Ry first; 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil Ac Libby 5s conv 6 f debs '76-june-Deo
Little -Miami general 4s aeries 1962
May-Nod
Lockheed Aircraft
■
4.60s debentures
Lone Star Gas 4% s debs
A 1952
debentures
Upr-Oct
•
-
CO CM
77%
77%
77%
65
64
-
1976
First & Teftmd
mtge
First'Ac refund mtge
First Ac refund mtge
First Ac refund mtge
'Ss
4s
74%
54%
55
60
60
68
3
68
3%s
ser F 2003
96
97
2%e
-
subord
debs
1977.
Feb-Aug
....
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72
'
79
'
General
*100%
*J<
*84Vi
88 %
0
88
Northern Natural Gas 3r:'as
92 Vi
3 Vis 8
f
debentures
161
f
debentures
1974
90
■
M.M.
86
:.
97
.....
Vi'
90
'
88
4s
llSVa 119%
100 Vi 102%
*74
s
I
■
94%
85
75
68
78%
84
94 V*
79%
77
75
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76%
75
80
80
80
80
81
88
86%
85
76
Minneapelis-Mollne
102
-
93
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*
103
47
'
93
—
—
107%
97
93
99
67
69
84%
85
89%
87%
91
98%
2
:
84 Vi
105
*
•
*
87%
■T
100% 101
36
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'
89%
'
76
May-Noo
93%
-
1
•
'
•
•
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
RR—
2
99%
*81
87%
i>
fi
99%
88
—
40-year '4s series
-■Prior lien
4ya6
1962
B
series
D
85
88
93
5s
mtge income 4%s
income
ser
B Jan
debentures Jan
l
l
2030—
88
86
.
1
95Vi
,
99
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Monongahela Ry 3y«s series B 1966
Feb-Aug
MorreU (John) & Co 3s debentures
1958—Map-Nov
Morris Ac Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000—
.June-Dec
Mountain States Tel As Tel 2%s 1986
3Mi debentures 1978
Map-Nov
.April-Oct
Nashville Chattanooga Ac St Louis—
First mortgage 3s series B 1986
National Cash Register Co—
4y»s conv sub debs 1981
June-Dec
National
38
Dairy Products 2%s debs
debentures
1970
97 Vi
*_.
66 Vi
70
debentures 1976
Distillers Prods 3%s
National Steel
1st
Corp
mtge 3%s
For
1st
see
Feb-Aug
97 Vi
s
f
3yBs
debs
1982
:
page
3 Vis series
3s series J
3s series K
3s series L
3s series M
First As refunding 3s series N
First As refunding 2%s series
First As refunding 2%s series
First As
97 Vi
96% 102%
4
'
90 Vi
92
—
70
54
94
66%
33.
refunding
refunding
refunding
As refunding
First Ac
First As
f
First
1st As ref
_
85
89
--
.—
90
81
81
80
1
As
M
55%
57
2
55
64
65 Vi
81
65 Vi
8
62%
81
78
78
7
78
93
7
.
78
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78
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72 Vi
73%
—
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'
61
61%
13
1974—April-Oct
Map-Nov
May-Nov
22
72
61
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49
67
59
204
56
80%
70
54%
55%
249
53%
66%
51%
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82
51%
52 %
453
91
91
91%
6
90%
98
63%
63%
4
60 Va
68
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95
90%
54 Vi
72%
—
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115 V a
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55
20
72%
2
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116
85
85
98
54%
72%
85
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115
91%
98
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13
Vi
12
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81
89
86
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84
92 %
89%
86%
89 Vi
4
88
94%
86
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16
86
94 Vi
87
91%
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86
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78
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60
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95
12
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98
M
As
June-Dec
1987..
1988..
4 Vis series A A
Tel
2%s
debentures
1986
83%
83 V a
80
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,
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:
5
77%
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83
92%
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78.
89 Vi
:
1986
debentures
June-Dec
77%
;
77Vi
2
■
92%
75
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C
■■
77
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82
11
J
80
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84
85
85
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86 Vi
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93%
78 \.
90 V i
78
'
89 Vi
93 V
64
—
72%.
2
65%
33
94 Va
98 Va
-
99. Vi
71%
1985—June-Dec
'
89 Vi
99 Vi
88 %
!
64
30
.
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991
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^
82
mm
88
60
13
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87
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77
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Z
85 Vi
85
\
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85 Vi
80
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3%s
series
;
84%
85
83 Vi
June-Dec.
3%s series Y
mtge
100%
93%
.100
June-Dec
104 V a
83
70
,5
debentures
1987_.-___.__.„
debentures
1978.
debentures 1983
debentures
debentures
1991
4%s
debentures
1988^.:
78%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
*87Vi
_May-Nou
*30%
93
101%
1981
78
Vi
:_Feb-Au<7
85
..Feb-Aup
97 Vi
'-i--
78%
—
—
Consolidated
As
Light 3s
sinking fund
General 4 Vis series A
General
5s
General
4Vis
series
General mortgage
General mortgage
Peoria Ac Eastern
Income
4s
B
series
100 Vi
June-Dec
98%
78 Vi
3
external I960
1990
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore Ac Wash RR Co—
General
5s
General
gold
series
B
1974
4Vis series C
79%
9lVa
98%
103 Vi
98Va
89
lOOVe
81%
18
,
;
97%
102 V a
99 Va
; 25
83%
104 Vi
94%
61%
31
81%
95
38
82 Vi
69
77%
1977
Jtin-July
Jan-July
81 Vi
April-Oct
*96 Vi
April
Mar-Sept
*53
59%
—
*79
81 Vi
•—
-78
*105
mm.mm
102
105
80
101
76
77 V 4
*93%
Jan-July
^
.;
97%
96
«
—
60 Vi
53
•
92
Co—
2%s
1971
84%
*86
June-Dec
2%s 1967
May -Nov
86 Vi
87%
2%s 1974
May-Won
79
79
2%s 1981
jUne±Dec
2Vas
1978
3 Vis 1982
mtge 3%s 1983
1st As ref mtge 3 Vis 1985
1st & ref
4
78
.
Feb-An*
series F 1985
Pere
Philadelphia Electric
First A: refunding
First Ac
refunding
First Ac
refunding
First As refunding
First As refunding
First As refunding
95%
104%
97 Va
'
1984
93%
92 Va
7
■
82
97i
—April-Oct
4Vis series E
3 Vis
88%
89 Vu
-85
2
1
97 Vi
99% 100%
100
June-Dec
1981
first 4s
April
Feb-Anp
1965
:
78
..
83
85
82
April-Oct
1960
1968
D
77v
66%
81
•
97 Vi
1964—June-Dec
1975.
4%s
{ :
7
' *"
■
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
A
80
—_April-Ocl
.
Pacific Western Oil 3 Vis debentures
•
64
'
*78
:April-Oct
—
3 lis
73
74
,
Vi
62%
•73
10
79
79Ti
99% 100 V a
99%
^June-Deo
-June-Deb-
3 Vis series W 1984
3 %s
.75%
69%
1977
P 1981
Q 1980
3Vis
88
58 %
55
85%
'
'
3 Vis
72%
71%
145
47%
74%
89
June-Dec
-
58%
72%
33%
75 Vi
..
68%
52
!
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78
73
"l
52%
38
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87%
GQ>
72
52%
4
2%
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71%
73
ref
2Vis
60
-
1979
3 Vis series R 1982
June-Dec
3s series S-1983
—June-Dec
2 Vis series T 1976
June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
3 Vis
61
'
1st As
Pacific
I 1968——June-Dee
1970—
June-Deo
1971
-June-Deo
1974
June-Dec
refunding 3Vis series X 1984
1st As
85
57
1970..June-Dec
June-Dec
1986
footnotes
96%
—
June-Dec
8 Vis
Natl
92%
52%
2045
4y<6 coll trust 1976...
Mohawk Ac Malooe first gtd 4s 1991
83 Va
Electric Co—
As
refunding
First As refunding
First As refunding
First As refunding
First Ac refunding
'
.
Gen
1%
—
First As
•
1978—
-
4%
10
*34
Feb-Aug
3s 1979
-June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1980.
Map-Nov
First mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1985
—June-Dec
1st mortgage. 4%s 1987
—Jan-July
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oci
90
*_.
June-Deo
Jan-July
ACum adjustment 3s ser A Jan
1967—April-Oct
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
1st mtge 4V'4S series B Jan 1 1990
1st mtge 4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005
Gen mtge income 4%s ser A Jan 1 2020
83
16
lVb
First mortgage
98% 104%
mm
1
87 Vi
1975:
First
1st As
Jan-July
Jan-July
50 Vi
2%
*
-
r
Prior lien 6s series A 1962
59%
41%
Va
*59
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
.April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1978_.———
.Jan-July
First mortgage 2;!is 1971
•>
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3 Vis 19821———.——June-Dec
First mortgage 3 Vis 19841
April-Oct
1st
May
May
54'-
81
<1
mortgage 4Vis 19861.
—^Mar-Sept
i
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2r:iis 1977-.April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979
.Mar-.Tept
Northrop Aircraft Inc—
'
• •
•
4s conv subord debs 1975——...
.June-Dee
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—-June-Dec
3 Vis debentures 1996..^
—..Feb-Aug
Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s 1974—...Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1975—
...April-Oct
First mortgage 2% s 1980.
-May-Nov
Co—
Missouri Kansas & Texas, first 4s 1990..
Quar-Jan
...—.Quar-Feb
-i
.Quar-Feb
—
First
..
81 Vi
Feb-Aug
;April-Oct
s f Inc debs 1986
(quar) F M A N
Minnesota Milling Ac Mfg 2%e 1967
—April-Oof
81
101
-
•
;.
81
72
'
91
8?
76
Feb-Aug
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
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AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
77'/*
82
—
76
82
'*
84
69
May-Noo
:
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75 Vi
..
77
80
73%
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-
93%
92
—-a
—
75 Vi
77
April-Oc<
_June-Deo
68 subord
0
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■
103
86
'
77%
__
54%
*
.
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86
registered 1997
Pacific Gas
1972—
•
43
2
;
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82
0
June-Dec
——
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if
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*
77%
.
95
79
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-
42
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Coll trust 4s 1984
April-Oct
85
94.
81%
81%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
_
_
1976
{ debentures
1976
debentures
f
1
88
88
84
93
'74'%
95'i
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88
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Jan-July
42 Vi
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May-iVow
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,
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f debentures
s
4%s.s
117
84 Vi
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Michigan Central BR 4 Vbs series C 1979~—Ja7t-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969..Mar-Sept
•First mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
8%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
s
f debs
s
——Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1996—April-Oct
1974—Mar-Sept
1974—Mar-Sept
1973—May-Now
1973
3 Vis
89%
75%
Jan-July
...Feb-Aug
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2 Vis 1974
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s 1988
3%e
3.10s
:
refunding 4%s ser A
As
101 Va
-76%
,
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May-Hot
May-Stores Realty Corp—
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4%s debentures" 1991
255
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:w«.'
ser: I 2003
McKesson Ac-Bobbins 3%s debs 1973
Mead Corp first mortgage 3s 1966
Merritt-Chapmah Ac Scott Corp—
;4Vis conv subord debs 1975—
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60
95%
81
83
65
79
<«
1972
debentures
95%
6
63%
•78%
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1
54 Vi
54 Vi
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Norfolk As Western Ry first gold 4s
Northern Central general As ref 5s
82
«
82%
*79%
ser H 2003
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•
66 Vi
100
98%
78
81%
ser G 2003
3%s
3%s
'
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81
67%
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74%
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54
,
12
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Manila >BR" (Southern Lines) As 1959
May Dept-Stores "2%8 debentures 1972.
3y«e
3
-
Susquehanna As Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994—
Jan-July
1st As cons mtge ser A 2004——
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series A 2019—Jan-July
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982.
JJnn-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—-Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989.. April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
.
69
64
3
67 Vi
60
:
■
71 Vi
—June-Dec
1955
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General .mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 2%s 1980—
General mortgage 3 Vis 1983
General mortgage 3%s 1983—
'
debs 1968_.Mar-Sept
2%s debentures 1972
Map-No*
&
conv
6
2
74%
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54
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65
60%
61
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April-Oct
.April-Oct
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.Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1979.May-Noo
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1982
..Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
•
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85%
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1982—
3%« debentures 1978..
Louisville As Nashville BR— ;
v
70
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—
•
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April-Oof
3s
65%
€0
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j5
80
*73%
Jan-July
1973
mtge 4 Vis series A
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—..Quar-Jan
—May-NOT
.
1976
lALombard Electric 7s merles
r
•
73%
66%
Corp—
3.75s Bubord debentures 1980..
,
88%
N Y
Lehigh Coal As-Navigation 8 Vis A 1970...April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st As ref 5s stamped 1964.
Feb-Aug
-
N
4%
1st mtga sink fund 3%s series A 1968—June-Deo
Lake Shore Ac- Mich South gold 3 Vis '97—^June-Deo
»
3 Vis registered 1997
•
June-Deo
4s
60%
63
■mm'''
'
f
80
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
Y As Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
Y State Electric As Gas 2%s 1977
-Jan-July
N
95%
3
5-6
58
r'
■'•
95 4
N Y Power As
146
89%
1
3
58
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JAN Y Ontario As West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
AGeneral
3
4
"
v
85
.
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jap-July
conv inc 4Vis ser A 2022._—May
Harlem River As Port Chester—
98
97%
92%
*'*•
•
-
79
69%
•60%
66
'57 V" 62%
—
■77
-*73%
-61%
3
•
90
85
101
2
-
59%
80 Vi
'97
1
■•■v.
-
56 Vi
0
•
21
56
AGeneral mtge
1st
88
*89
73%
Vi
58
68 Vi
74 Va
67
134
37
56 Vi
*55%
,,',99
60%
104
-
57%
57
'
t
'
63
'61
61 Vi
%
-
First As
98
-
Series A
97%
71
.: - '
——
86
*90 Va
-
■■
74 Vi
"
••
1st As ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal By—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984.:
-Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974
..Jan-July
Lehigh. Valley BR gen consol mtge bds— -■
68%
62
,
90
68
■m
62
97'
,97%
86
'77
Vi
73 Vi
74%
4
*
68
'b8%
'
98%
104
-60
60 Vi
62- V
'
125%
78
96%
85
'Jjt
'
.
92%
Jersey Central-Power Si Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Joy- Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
KamawhA Ac Mich -1st mtge-4s 1990.——April-Oct
Kansas City Power Ac Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
*
1st "mortgage 2%s 1978—
—June-Dec
•v
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Dee
Kansas City Southern By Co— •
1st mtge 3V«s series C 1984
1
June-Deo
;
Kansas City Terminal By 23/48 1974
April-Ocf
Karstadt' (Rudolph) 4Vis debs adj 1963—-Jan-July
-Kentucky Centralist mtge 4e 1987.
J an-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961
Jan-July
Stamped 1961.
Jan-July
Plain 1961
Jan-July
4 Vis unguaranteed 1961——
_Jan-Juljr
Kings County Elec Lt Ac Power 6s 1997
April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964.,
April-Oct
lAKreuger Ac Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
•
'.
N.V N6w Haven As Hartford RR—
109% 112%
*— u
112%
•
•
75
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3Vas 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
—Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
—April-Oct
•* 4 Vis' income debentures 1989
June-Deo
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct
N Y As Harlem gold 3Vis 2000——May-NoV
Mortgage 4s series A 2043—..
.Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043.:
—
Jan-July
N Y Lack As West 4s series A 1973.
May-Nov
4 Vis series B 1973
;
-May-Nov
105
,
'
si
4V«s oonv -subord debs- 1982—
•
93
.
98.
100%
*98
Jan-July
debentures 1987
X-3HB Circuit Breaker-—
90
Mar-Sept
19-77
100
**——"• "
80
.
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
debentures series A
'
*7o
~
'
96
85
14
87
85
87
JL85s-coiiv .subord debs 1977——'
84
"■
77
77
•-*74%
.
International
L-d
•
100% 101 Vi
——-—
'
170
137
98^4
debentures
High
69
*78%
'
92 y4
*76
1982
1974
—Mar-Sept
New Jersey'Bell Telephone 3yBs 1988.:
Jan-July
New Jersey, Junction RR gtd first 4s •1986__Feb-Ahg'
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974..
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977-,—:
Mgy-Noa
New York Central RR Co—'
;
Consolidated 4s series A 1998—
Refunding & Impt 4Vis series A 2013.—April-Oct
Refunding Ac impt 5s series G 2013
April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980.
Apnl-Oct
N Y Central Ac Hudson River RR—
'
;
General mortgage 3 Vis 1997
Jan-July
3 Vis registered 1997.———--—-—-Jan-July
Lake Shore •collateral gold 3Vis 1998—.Feb-AUg
3%s registered 1998.1
i
Feb-Aug
'3s
-
Low
—.mm
98
+
'
—
90%
100%
1961-
guaranteed 4Vis series B
debentures
3s
92
91
England Tel A: Tel Co—
'First
Jan. 1
No.
37
9U Vi
98%
H
Bangs Sine*
Sold
96%
90 Vi
-Feb-Aug
1977———
debentures
f
s
New
86
73
5
,
'
Bond*
Hiqh
LOW
J_u
1967
National Supply 2%s debentures
National Tea Co 3'/2S conv 1980
30%
8
77%
Mar-Sept
—Jan-Jala
—-—Jan -July
I 1982
1st mortgage 3Via series J 1981-
•
77%
77 Vi
19
23
Sale Price
»
High
57 ya.
Low
No.
High
48 %
Last
'
10
47%
.^April-Oct
Jan. I
Period
Exchange
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid As Asked
Friday
Interest
BONDS
York Stock
New
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
48J/2
Feb-Aug
A. 1957
Manhattan first 5s
AAdjusted income 5s Feb .1957--TlHno.^ Beii Teiepnone 4W«* aeries A
Bonds
Friday's
Low
1 Hudson
ENDED AUGUST 30
e
*80
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
•
81%
Sl-%
*82%
84 Vi
82 Vi
81 Vi
84
84%
90%
17
86
94
2
79
89 V
4
Number 5669
186
Volume
The Commercial
. . .
and Financial Chronicle
(969)
3»
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
Pillsbury. Mills Inc
3%s
f
s
or
1 eriod
Sale Price
ID64
debs
-Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
1972
92%
105%
-June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
ser
G
ser
H
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
Consolidated guaranteed 4Mas
1957
ser
-
General mortgage 5s series A
mtge 3 ll>s
•
1st mtge-3%s-series
A
Pittsburgh.Youngstown & Ashtabula
i
First general-'5s series B 1962'
First
Public-Service Electric
1st
-June-Dec
Quaker
Oata
2%s
3'As
73
96%
'
•
92
95%
90%
97
1964
\
' ;;
92
92
93
48
162
2
4%s; series C
1978-
93
'
.
.'
87
3
93
.
,
99
90
2
90
91
265
*69%
Bt.
1977
Adirond'k
gold Cs
Louis-San
1st
71
■
—
-A
5s
1996
A
mtge inc 4%s
4s ser
income debs
B
82
80
;
180
152
77%
72
72
75
"a
87
87
98%
95%
98%
*85%
*71%
39
83%
—
—
A
76
76
66%
66%
o
—
2006
Mar-Nov
63
1989_
Jan
75
66%
May
Mar-Sep
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry— •
First 4s buna
ceriinuates
May-ZVoo
—
63
V. & New England
Bcovlll
1st gtd
4
79%
91
74%
81
.;■
4
60
87%
II
-93
87%
93
96
100
91%
100%
93
285
;■
Ja7i-July
'
' -A-
A
scries B 1980
debentures 1977-
f
May-Nov
3s debentures-1974
subord .debs
-J
1
......
Feb-Aug
;
99
debentures
1951
1979
debentures
—
;
99%
102'A
105'%
77%
85%
1982—;
:
97%
104 'A
23
92
95
98
85
92
*
.
•
83'A
.
'
103% 106'%
81
82%
1,259
82
*93%
*76
—
.
—
88
95
90%
73
83%
77
13
81
78
74
1070
;
103%
Jan-JuZy
Indiana R.v 2%s 1994
....Jan-July
Boutliern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv 1973—Ju7ie-Dec
.Southern'Pacific Co—
102% 104
*62'A
——
— —
49
'
85
First 4%s
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
4%s
1969
Gold
4%s
1981
90%
il/ar-Sept
III ay-Nov
May-Nov
-
92
t
87'A
.
San Frail Term
-
Standard Oil
(Indiana)
,:99
85
V*
85%.
7\
91%
.
\
■
.
■
80'/a
80%
94
•4M
89
89
I
97
96
97
12
*—
96
26
87%
94
100%
80 %
.
95
9
■
,99%
92
26
:
98
86
.
-
101%,
97'A
97
100% 100%
102%
76
80
75
76
84
7
76
*80
first
1966
—t
160
160
161
162
162'
162
•
-1
'
o*7
series I
1st mtge 4s
66
90%
79
.
5
94
98
132%
112
\
—f
*—
.98%
*11
78%
7
79%
79'A
:
71
'First
88
'u; >
^ :
'
,t
87
,
92
;
.
101% 102
100
•995,a
99%
79%
:101%
99
4
79%'
■'9
*88%
79% ,.85%
89:%v 93%
—
76%
70
71 %
*70
69%
70
•69%
76
■80
69%
83
>'
60
54%
59
83
83
96%
95%- 100%
*56%
*78%
*95%
88
08
"
88
*80
89%
92
96%
96%
3
93
100%
59%
.'29
57%
58
58%)
34
57%
65 j
5.64%
93%
93%
90
- 95%
99% 103%
*87
30
99% 100
88
90
9oya
81
81
81
86
'
88% 1 95 V«
96
93
.
■:
91%
165
122%
83%
98%
87% ' 91%
98%
■
98%
'993/a
-98% 100%
*64
64%
©3%
Wa
*
67%
63'
74
85%
?8
il/ar-Sept
vr'94
•8(3
Jan-July
91%
101
19
J 03
*61
Jan-July
20
105%
62%
93 3%
.Yonkeys Electric Light & Power 2%s
109
%
a
Deferred
Included in
1985
the
delivery
sale not
year's range,
April-Oct
75
82
75
'
5
82
82
20
April
*80
86%
75
76%
4
3!as conv 1982
April-Oct
103
109 %
580
109',:
75
84
82
the
92
84
-
142%
103
in the
year's
range,
-a
.
y Ex-coupon.
-
;
,
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
•
JCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, recelvewfhlp, or reorganized
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
»
. .
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
ABond's selling flat.
'
•
.
.
'
"
•
'
•
;
*C,asl>isale
•»: > v y-t .• 'i
„
under Section 77 of
j
*,
.
week.
.
.
■
e,Odd-lot sale, not
d Ex-interef3t.
,
87%
82%
-66'A
included
nUnder-the-rule sale not included in the year's range..
not included in the year's range,
,May-Woo
75
90
1976_Jan-JaZy
116
101% 107
.
■ m
'
,
.
1
:>•
i
■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
'(
RECORD
YEARLY
1
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning.Monday,
Aug. 26, and ending Friday, Aug. 30, It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
v
RANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A— —1
Acme Precision Products Inc
—1
Acme
Wire
Co
of Prices
Low
Par
4%
6%
4 V*
X6'A
—10
25
Inc
1
8
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
1
Adam
Aero
Consol
Supply
common
Industries
1
Manufacturing
For
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
common —5
page
2 'A
4
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
6%
37.
5%
2Va
8%
10%
10
7
Shares
400
x3% July
2,200
5% Mar
6%
1,600
800
5% July
1 % Mar
1,500
7% Mar
10,500
Last
5%
Jan
Par
High
5 3a
J an
11%
Apr
30
Feb
9% Aug
10%
Jan
3% July
8% Aug
11% Aug
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
L010
6'A Aug
23% July
8%
30
Friday
50
2'A
AUGUST
STOCKS
700
11
ENDED
Sales
8%
25
WEEK
for Week
Iligh
4%
FOR
Air
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Gas
Great
Corp
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
High
1%
3
50c
2
50
Alabama Power 4.20% preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co
—10
5"a cumulative preferred-,
100
Alaska Airlines Inc
1
Alabama
Alabama
1
u
2'A
Sales
for Week
Low
1,500
2,800
27%
28'}
83%
84
100
25 %
25%
600
82
27]
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
82
1,400
1% Aug
% Aug
27 'A Aug
High
'•
5%
Jan
1
Jan
34%
160
Jan
Jan
148
Southern
4%
4
4%
25
4,000
•:
93%
8 8'A
87%
89%
*88%
*
88
88
*—
*92
95%
O^A
93%'
9
June-Dec
1971
'
96
58%
59%
Jan-July
May
series A 2004_:
mortgage 27os 1979
Public Service 3'As
•.
87Va'uJl%^*—.
Central RR Co—
Wisconsin
.
80
-fP
Jan-July
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 23/as 1976
I- 77
101V* 102%
\
153 \
94
2,9
*99
—
1984—
Gen
-61
89%
132% 132%
94
Jan-July
Wisconsin
3
88%
mm
^Jan-July
guaranteed 2361
3%s
4s
86
——
n
90
i 92
90
80%
May
1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s conv debs 1975
May -Nov
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
*
Feb-Auflf
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958
AprZZ-Oct
173
104
——
May-Nov
conv
Power
97
June-Dec
5s
Penn
Shore
82
1967
Products
.
-,-119%
95
registered 2361
Ja7t-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ssr A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series O 1979
Apr-Oct
5%s debentures 1982
Javr-ffuly
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s scr A 1981—Jan-July
85%
*91
—p
102%
Apr-Oct
3'As debentures 1983
Coil
Jan-July
Jan-July
ASpokane Internal first gold 4'As 2013
Btandard
;
100
180
104
85 »/4
»
4s
26
■
71
2
98
•«***
3s guaranteed 1979—il/ay-Nov
3 %s 1974—
May-lVoo
89
.
82
4
'
-
debs
Electric
,5s income debentures
Northeastern RR—
2:,As
Pen 11
92%
.
.'.'A
'
.
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
71
71
100
series A Jan 1981
10134
61
102
1975—Jl/ar-Sept
Co—
101%
61
•Joint
3%s 1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
RR
89'4
♦66
Jan-Jnly.
Ja7i-July
82
71
.
1976
91%
First>'Mhrtgage 2%s series E 1986
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
1st mtge 5'As series II 1983
L
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
„■
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
First
89%
88
80%
17
81%
82
1969
debentures
80
■
81 %c
81%
*97
Jan-July
28
--
91
Junc-Deo
91
87'A
86
86
.
1951—Jwne-Dec
1951
90%
•83
92
84
June-Dec
91%
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
•
New Orleans &
114
62
135
—
,45
88
88
85%
Westinghouse Electric Oor]j 23as
»
Gold
t
102^4
•
138% 140
—
81
81
II
mtge '.ncome 4'As series B Jan
West
89%
117 %
95
—
—
74
j an- July
19
—
♦79
—
Bouthern
-
subord
General mortgage
*93
Feb-A?iy
dTdbeniures
C
subord debs
West
103%
•
81
Corp of America—
West
83
r
106'A
Jan-July
2%s debentures -1987
85%
V
96%
•:/!
I "• -i
88
——.
-April,
1991—April,
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971—
Feb-Novi
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—.Feb-A«sf;
Washington Terminal 2% s series A 1970——Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
Southern-California Edison Co—
3'A sr convertible
seiies
Gen mtge 4s income
'
'
96
June-Dec
1985
84%
,
99%
r"-
♦84
1971——.April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1986
r5
45
84%
98
1947
conv
Gen
99
Bkelly Oil 2 V4S debentures 1965—
Jan-Jnly
Bocony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976..
June-Dec
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s
—
99
1
6%s
101%
91%
i
May-Nov
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
2%s
-.
April-Oct
1977
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shell Union.Gil 2 *-»s debentures
SASiemcns & Ilalske
-
94%
June-Dec
:
Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
debentures 1972
4%s
•
June-Dec
"
4%s
•77%
-f
-
.Mar-Sept
—
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966
Bears,
series A
conv
Wabash
1st mtge 3s
89'A
,
-
T-
.
4
94
2
8
90%
4
1978—il/ar-Sept
1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 33/as ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982-,-———April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First, consolidated 5s 1958,——
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
il/ay-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser O 1973—April-Oct
103
96
4__
•
92
.'
*86%
Apr-Oct
1967
V
"
V-'I
;
81
——
il/ar-Sept
il/ay-Nov
April-Oct
1976
First and refund m-tg^j 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
.
—Mar-Sept
93%
^
—
96%
96%
-
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
68%
95
"'*90 "
.'
*94
90%
Jwne-Deo
Mar-Sept
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
80%
Seaboard Air Line ItR Co—
s
debentures
assented
Vanadium
86
64%
;
i
88
88
89
■■
*94
—
April-Oct
3'/os
15
93 3 a
--
1989—May-Noi>
4s
1971
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
3%s
debs
3'As
33
64
96
86
*86
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
.JVIay-lVoo
3'As assented series A 1951
t
83
;
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989-Jan-July
Paul &) Dululh first cons gold 4s 1968-June-Dec
Union Depot 3%s B 1971—
April-Oct
Scioto
1966
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Bt Paul
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures
23As
I
114
94
88
83%
85%
HI
—
'—Jan-July
3'As assented series A 1947
Jau-July
6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951—June-Dec
112
71%
——
4
Jan-July
A Jan 2022
2%s
6%s sinking fund mtge series C
95
86%
79
3
*94
il/ar-Sept
4'As
1997
ser
■
1972
debentures
6%s
93
87
91
99'A
82
United Steel Works Corp—
•/
I
99
82 3A
92
17
79
*1U%"
il/ay-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1969
—
*
96%
I
1976 .Feb-Aug
1977
debs
f
s
Rubber
S
72%
74%
90
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.
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.
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91
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subord
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1980-.
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102%
69
88%
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'
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J
2
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2037—-Jan-July
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-
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91%
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13
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*
1
B
common
(The)
14%
common
common
F Company
Buckeye
15%
10
B 8
32,300
17%
preferred
class
18%
18y2
—-1
Bruck Mills Ltd
6%
w*
—
—
£1
common
Rubber Co
Brown
,
-5
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Jan
5A
Jan
73
46 V2
4%
<
2y8 *
8%
34
1
Detroit
rets ord reg
cumulative
5 Va
American dep;receipts (ord reg)—_£1
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Petroleum Co Ltd—
Brown Format* Distillers
4%
_
—
British Columbia
American dep
Brown Company
Ltd
Dennison
rets ord reg
—£1
Power common——*
American dep
4 /4
8/4
5%
2%
-
—5c
...
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Amer dep
Jan
..
4%
■'
J
•
1.50
1
2% Feb
10% July
Jan
32% Feb
49%
13%
25
11% July
Jan
Jan
1%
^6% July
5% Jan
4Tb Jun
; 900«
..:. 200 ,7% Mar
2 Ts Jan
20,100
Curtis Manufacturing Co class
5% Feb
7%
22 Va
—
;
•
Cuban American Oil Co
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Cuban Tobacco common
Cuban-Venezuelan oil vtc
ilu
34% Mar
86%M«
6%
7 8
1——*
leverage Corp
$i.i2
x^3'^
Jan
Jan
Aug
63:;
'-*
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
Crown Drug Co common
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
British Celanese Ltd—
British
~~%
1
Inc.—
Crowley Milner & Co
^n.n
Jan
'48%
.
...
76%
x76'
„
10c
Inc
Creole Petroleum common
Ri'-'8Mftv
8 n May
Mor
3%
11%
11,4
7b
*
8%
3
3%
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
^Ug
^ ^an
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28
/? Aug
27%
49%
-•
tv
jun
5%
23%
2% Aug
,
20
63%
5%
1
1
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'. ;.5%
•_
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18 %
—
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crown
4% Jan
."•::..4% Feb
.
Feb
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...
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/
106%
46J2 Aug
20
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American
Amer
—
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28%
(H
6%%
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600
5
1
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A..—
5/8 Feb
.
6,500
8%
1
(H). Distillery Ltd—■
Jan
May
•
3% Aug
—
—10
2.o0
—10
Corroon &
°w2
3%
10%
Apr
9
39
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.
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onn
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7%
15
9
& Co common
--
.
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7%
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common.
100
2%
.
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2 /2 Ja
1/4 July
I.. .Jj'"
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1
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j1?®®
*-■
7-
•
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600
5vb
3y2
1
25
Black StarrTfc Gorham class A
Brad
9%
12% Jan
12 A Jun
3/2
1
common—
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Borne
Aug
--
6O0
,
Ties
(AS) Shoe Corp
Telephone of Canada
(S)
6
1/4
1%
7.50
Bearings Inc.
Blumenthal
100
100
—-10
-2
5%
6% Jan
47,900
16
1
25c
class A.
Blckford's
22,300
G°/o
9
6%
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated:*—
Bay View Oil Corp
Beau-Brummell
3Va
—
.
5,900
63%
—
Cornucopia Gold Mines
3
—
—
3,900
/
200
5%
23
.
Feb
A Mar
/
.100
7%
.
102 r. July
—100
Jan
2,%, July
:• 3.A Mar
.
:
Aug
90
10%
"—
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— 4y2
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Mar
.
31 %
1,500
4%
.'7
Jan
$ /Jan
-v«:23% Jun
Service——___'_10
Industries
Aug
'400
V
3%
--
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3^.July
.
~-5
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Class
A
voting
' /Class B non-voting.
6% Mar
4
July
6
3 ye
$0o
Power Ltd
1
Bell
^ar
3% Aug
2A, Feb u.t,
—
Barcelona Tr Light Si
Steel Corp..
Beck
3/2»July
4% Aug
shares
Barium
conv
lb /n:Jan
2/b Feb
—
.
Vi
8
5 V-i
J
1
1965
cooper-Jarrett
...
Banff Oil Ltd
6%
14,8 Feb
1,900
.
Andes-
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de
American
700
3
—
I
Rubbeitc commoi
Securities
21% Jan
16
2Va
Industries" Inc—„
Baldwin
13% Aug
18,400
14%;
1
6%
1
Cook. Paint & Varnish Cor—:
14
.1
.
Baldwin
Immicv
1
Continental Materials Corp.———-10c
Ballsy A Belburn Oil do Gas—
15,900
17%
7/«
0/2
1
Continental
9!l,
3%
--
Connelly Containers Inc——
50c
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp.—^.J20c
Consol Diesel Electric Col-p—
—10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Air'Lines Ind
1—1.25
Continental Aviation & Engiheering—1
Continental Commercial Corp—I
1
ext to
1%
"
5% July
4%
10
1
1
Coinpo Shoe Machinery—.
r-B
-:
Hotel
Community Public
Vtc
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp.
Atlas Corp optlhn warrants
96%
96
'
iya
*
—
,
2. A
5,900
17%
„3/s,
.
Controller Co
'•—1
Manuiacturing Co..
1
Clary Corporation.
———1
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
Club Aluminum Products Co
•
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc—J
:10c
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co.
Colon
Development ordinary——-30s
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
1
Commodore
1
Coast Fisheries.
Atlantic
Atlantic Coast Line
l7/a July
9,000
18,700
'
,
„v-
—-
•
6%
27a
103% 104
Clarostat
Mar
Apr
Jun
May
8% Jan
3
July
3% Jan
5% Jan
Jun
2,700
100
2
l7/8
—•
participating.
Feb
Aug
2%
1%
Associated Tel dr Tel—
Class A
2s 6d
~-l
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc—J
Chicago Rivet & Machine.
chief Consolidated Minings
Christiana Oil Corn
Apr
6%
157/a
22%
11%
Jan
Feb
712 July
21
American
Associated
14%
1
2.50
—
4%
13%
17%
9
27% May
3 Va Jan
-
Clark
101
89% Aug
10o
Productions
Artists
Assoc
25
4% May
21% Aug
1,600
,•
32% x33%
104
charis Corp common
10% Jan
4% July
101
Feb
41% Aug
28% Aug
7'y8 Aug
4y8 Mar
85
Aug
33
Jan
'20
Feb
Light—
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
Feb
% Aug
13% Feb
11V* Aug
4,400
200
260
8,100
14,700
7M,
5
...I
Jan
Mar
Aug
May
2y8 Jan
16!/2 May
17% Jan
Jun
Aug
Feb
Aug
27
.32%,
v
Charter Oil Co Ltd
7%
preferred-.
& Co warrants:
Armour
5
4%
Gas Co
&
Power
12%
11%
11%
1
pfd—100
OIL Corp—
Fuel
Arkansas
100
2.40
Arkansas Louisiana
Jan
12% Feb
,
"U
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A" shares——
-
8%
3
2 Vb
~8
^1/
5.50
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common.
Casco Products common
Castle (A M) & Co
Catalm Corp of America
Cenco Corporation_
Central Explorers Ltd—
Central Illinois Secur Corp.
Conv preference $1.50 series
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50%
preferred
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Cliamberlin Co of America
Jan
July
Jan
Aug
May
May
14%
—J
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Elec Power 4%
76Vz
21%
30%
37%
11%
34 V>
•
Feb
Aug
33
—
t
"
Carreras Ltd—
■--*
24
Feb
5,500
2V4
—
22% May
1%
6%
2$
2 /2
,
Feb ".
4,100
2
2h
°£
Jun
'29% Aug
<81 i July
10% Jun
Jan
6%
33,300
3%
3
,23 /8
2%
.
Feb
..
19 V2,.Jah
23 %
-
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5Vs
23,300
to
774
7
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1
5
vtc
Natural Gas Ltd
Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation Co common
Carolina Power & Light $5 pld
14% May
78% July
1% May
-
68% Aug
31
A——-—$
—.200
Anchor Post Products-.
2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.71
Anacon
Tj*
Canso
*
11% Jan
28
1
5
B
common
,
iy4 Jan
26
68%
Oil Company class
Lead Mines Ltd
Amurex
700
1%
88 % Jan
24% May
■
1
Jan
50
—J
Incorporated
AMI
Feb
xl7
Paper common
Writing
American
Aug
8
July
9% Jan
150
8
~1%
—-
5%
76
20
25
Co_
Seal-Kap
750
80%
77
~9%
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
American Petrofina Inc class A
1
American Photocopy Equip Co
—I
American
"
CanSQ
American
American
Aug
&
9
26 y2
Machine;
Manufacturing Co com
American Maracaibo Co——
Meter
19% Feb
1100
1,iuu
~9%
y .a
10% Mar
52% July
7
Feb
17
May
18 Ve
American
American
40%
40/2
~9
y
Aug
8
High
Mar
28
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
iuc
Canadian Marconf———
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd__ 10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
Canal-Randolph/ Corp.—
1
4% Mar
—-1
Inc
~7
26
1,000
29%
~c13
cS
27/e July
22
100
American Laundry
381%
J8/4
79
100
Book Co
Electronics
cm co
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
6%
Feb
6% Apr
Goods Manufacturing
10
Aluminum Industries common—
'
Ambrook Industries Inc (R I) ---—--I
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd—If
American Beverage common
American
700
"£%
Aluminum
American
8y8
39%
1
——
preferred
cumulative
3 400
x8
8
stock—1
Corp
Aluminum Co of America—
~3%
~3%
~3%
.10
Paper
$3.75
It
,
-
j
1
--
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
~2%
1
_1
convertible preferred.
AUXOU
Allied vvuvsvs wv Inc—
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—
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
3
24.7CW
«
of Prices
:
1
t>V*%
•
1tl?t
6%
-
Exchange
Co Ltd
Bread
Canada
28% Jan
23% Aug
Range
Last
Sale Price
par
High
Low
Salea
for Week
Shares
Week's
ENDED AUGUST »®0(,Kg,
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
y
Low
Par
FOR WEEK
for Week
Last
stocks :
American Stock
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
1
27
7-fr
100
27
28%
300
7
7%
32,200
% May
4% Feb
25
2%
Feb
Jun
13% Aug
52
July
1 % May
5% July
38
July
3% Jan
14%
60
50
Mar
6
Apr
25%
Jan
29% May
Aug
14
*
7
Jan
1
19
27%/
,
4%
'
-
*
:
,1
■
.
574 May
6Vb Aug
*
"
Apr
Apr
41% Aug
4% Feb
Euro Test Corp common.-.
Duval sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America.'...
Apr
Feb
•
19
19
26%
27'
800
50
4%
5'
19.100
8
July
Feb
19
Aug
14%
26% Aug
'4%
Aug
38% Jan
7% Jan
-
k
Eastern
Malleable
Iron
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series
$6
preferred series
1
25
1
AB
...
'
__
16%
•
I."
44%
441'4
50
15 Vi
16%
2,200
36% Jan
15% Aug
160%
145
Jun
July
34y2 May
•317s Jan
180
July
162% Ja°
Number 5669
Volume 186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(971)
35
J
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Wcek's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Common
$2
Edo
shares
of
beneficial
int
&
common
Corp
7%
—
%
Inc
1
of America
29%
8,800
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
pfd
91
91
94
16,900
39%
39%
350
7%
7%
Corporation Ltd
Pipe Line
$1
8%
8%
•ft
J'#
8%
100
Vs
Feb
12 % Mar
4
30
10%
5
May
7%
Feb
3/a
(Max)
&
class
Co
A_
1
ll1/2
10%
11%
International Petroleum capital stock-*
49
International Products
11%
Intex
Oil
Iowa
Iron
Public
22%
25%
12
Jeannette
Glass
Kaltmah (D)
12% Aug
27% Aug
2>/a
2%
7,100
m
43,400
6%
1,200
6% Mar
500
38% Aug
7% Jun
45
10 %
May
11
7%
Jun
10 % July
9014 Aug
117% May
Kleinert
95
120
Knott
10c
6%
■0%
10
387a
38%
39
2.50
Firth. Sterling Inc—_
Fishmaiw (M Hi Cto'Inc—±1
13%
12%
13%
FlyiirgTiger Line Inc.-___j..
Ford'Motor of Canada—
Class.
A
\
-
Motor Co
American
8%
6,000
91%
95
400
7%
Apr
Jan
16% Aug
Aug
£1
.
4ft
.
4ft
1
4%
10,000
5%
900
3%
Jan
—1.25
~1%
1%
6,900
1
:
5 Vb
1%~
Mar
Jan
6%
6%
6%
1,300
6% July
18%
18%
500
5ft July
,418 Aug
1% July
Company.
Co
>,
5
15
7%
2%
Gatineau. Power
5%.
Co
%
30%
200
~4
~4
200
—
1
General* Alloys; Co
I
...
General/Builders Supply Corp
5% -convertible preferred
*..
—
5%
convertible
§ General?
Stores
£1
48
60c
common
20
(A- C)
Gilchrist; Co
25,800
36%
1%
8%
Feb
•
•
Mines
88
1
.
4%
.
88
•
410
7%
-
18
7%
10%
100
10%
19%
600
5,500
10%
10 >4
10%
1,200
19%
Xl8%
19%
900
16%
Jan
22%
22%
22%
300
21
3,900
2
Mar
1,800
6%
Globe Union Co Inc—
Wernicke
Gobel; (Adolf)
Gold
Industries---.
Gorham
i
1
Products.class A
Consolidated
Goodm&p
5-
Inc
Seal-Dairy
Goldfield
;•
3%
10c
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
1
1
24'/a
Great
Amcr
Great
Atlantic
Industries
Tea—
Non-voting common stock
7% ,1st preferred
:
Great, Lakes Oil
Greer
25%
24%
Gridoil
Freehold
Griesedieck
Grocery
Leases
2%
170% 175%
7%
1%
Jun
Apr
Jan
May
28% May
9% Jan
11%
Aug
Jan
3% May
126
149%
125% Aug
1% Jan
126%
170
2%
2%
12,400
8
9
7
8 %
*
1,900
6
22,600
7
'
—
18%
3 '2
100
.2%
—-
18%
3%
41,400
•
Feb
191% July
132
Feb
1
$.4.50.
_i
—II—1
2
—*
•-
T
preferred
-
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne.-.
-
x9-%
3% July
Lamp- Co
Corp.—-i—;
Electric
82
-
Lithographing
7%
6Tb
10%
10%
11
36
36%
57
t
36 %
1
■
4
_1
2,200
1,200
preferred
—
18% Aug
2% Jan
29
29
Aug
3%
1,700
2,200
7-%
7%
1,100
.
24%
100
z.—.—,
5%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
213
Feb
62 Va
Jan
68
July
1,600
12%
Feb
25
July
4%
Jan
6% May
287/b July
23
1,900
15%
Feb
9
700
-8%
Aug
3%
4%
1,100
11%
500
2V2
2%
2%
700
28 "2
1%
1%
Jan
July
94
2,300
11%
—1
9 %
27
Jan
534
11%
4
'
Mar
8%
29J
44% May
4
22%
23'
60c
Stores Inc
Holophane Co common.——.
4%
Jun
30
6,700
1%
17,300
3% July
10%
2%
24
Jun
Feb
Feb
1% July
10% May
5% Jan
12
Mar
3%
Jun
37%
Jun
2%
Jan
'
Oil'Ga Ltd
Class
class
Bi—
—.
A
-
preferred
HubbeMf (Harvey)
&r.
—a.
Hygradc Food
Jan
24% May
11
Jan
24 % May
1,200
17
50%
119
119
50%
25
50
40
121
107
May
May
Magna Oil
121
2314
Feb
30
July
99%
20
96%
Jan
.
63
5
4%
.
46 %
61%
4%
63
3,100
5
1,400
Feb
60%
Service
International
Marconi
Communication
Co
4
(A G)
McKee
Mead
& Co
&
Johnson
Metal
Thermit
&
Michigan Sugar Co
common
.preferred——*-v
Oil
Steel
$2
non
cum
Wolil
4%%
Co
Mining
Corp
Missouri
Service
Public
Jun
6%
Vernon
Mills
States Tel
Mountain
Muntz
preferred
cumulative
Mount
20
W
A.
VV
Hardware
l/t/'
TV
Inc
&
Co
common
Company
common
footnotes
Mfg Co—.-
see
page
6ft July
107b
Aug
4ft
Jun
Alfalfa
Dehydrating
(Mich)
Electric Weld
Mfg & Stores
Presto
National
May
National
1274
Apr
National
6%
Feb
National
37.
15% July
31% Aug
30
13%
1,300
674
*7%
4
800
14 Vs
14 Vs
200
2774
30
i
2974
17%
■
Jun
May
35% July
15% Aug
Jun
17,100
Jan
4ft Apr
6% Feb
13%
8%
Jun
2,100
33%
Jan
5,000
5
X1074 X1074
400
10
Aug
Aug
X1074
1474
500
14
l
35
37 V4
22%
23
1
22%
24%
8,200
4%
3674
1474
4%
24
ft-
3,000
500
"174
9 Vs
9%
13%
700
874
„
8%
874
3,900
Apr
Jan
18%
Jun
57%
Jan
25% July
Feb
29% July
4% Jun
200
13%
Jun
8
13%
1B% Apr
17
1,000
mmmm
43% Aug
•
5
7% Mar
"l74
174
Jan
-57
13% Aug
34% Aug
400
2274
16,600
Jan
44%
26% Aug
30% Jan
5%
5
Jun
-15
3774
574
1
1
Mar
11%
2
1% Aug
9y» AUg
Apr
Jan
Jun
May
12
8
10% May
17% Jan
11% July
12% Mar
*
100
14
Feb
20
—
1%
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460
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16%
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National Casket Company
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50
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v
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Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
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6
July
1974
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McDonnell Aircraft Corp
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.
July
100
17
1%
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15
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60%
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6% Feb
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2
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56
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-
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3
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Jan
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Kingston Products
Mar
100
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4%
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Jun
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9%
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International Resistance Co
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17
1
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17
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Fargo Oils. Ltd
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for Week
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•
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7% Feb
2,800
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of Prices
Sale Price
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Jan
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Jan
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14
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9%
1
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8% Aug
314 May
400
3%
Jan
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12% Apr
Jun
12
40
8%
Feb
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Jan
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17 % Feb
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14
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300
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1
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FOR
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for Week
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Sale Price
Par
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28%
29%
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27%
21
5% Mar
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34% July
30% Jun
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Jan
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Feb
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32% Jan
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Jan
Jan
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33% July
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AMERICAN STOCK
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
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29%
9,500
2874 Aug
13
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1674 Mar
214 Feb
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174
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1014 Jan
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9% Mar
Feb
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114
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4,000
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2-/4 Feb
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4,700
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27a
27a
5,700
214 July
27-4 Aug
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174
400
1% Aug
914
914
9%
8%
1%
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Oceanic
Ogden
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common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
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12%
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1114
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6%
3,300
47a
Feb
874
8%
9
4,300
""614
6%
~6%
700
8614
8274
86 %
1,200
414
47 a
900
4% Aug
300
109% Feb
Okonite
Old
Company common
Town
40c
Corp common
cumulative preferred
Omar
Inc—
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Overseas Securities
Electric
Oxford
69
91
92
91
Mining
»
Sliawinigan Water & Power—
Sherman Products Inc
Sherwin-Williams common--5
4%
preferred
^
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
•
Shoe Corp of America common
--J
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Signal Oih & Gas Co class A
£
Dcun
118%
116
"3%
97u
4,100
475
2%
78
2%
7874
2%
100
3%
3%
100
50
10
9%
Aug
3
Jan
Jan
93
July
3 Va
6674
300
62
227a
500
22
200
4
4
25
25
Power
Pentepec oil
Paramount
Park
Chemical
Parker
Pen
Class
Patino of
Penn Traffic
400
20
July
80
80
Jun
81
350
7814 Aug
9174
84%
86%
90
8474 Aug
9914 Mar
101% 103%
1,070
76%
30%
Industries
Gold
114 Aug
'2
Mar
23
11,500
2074 Apr
4274 Feb
May
May
5374
Power
Prairie
Pressed
17%
674
4,500
3%
374
900
6%
7
10!'a
1A Aug
674
500
574 Jan
Aug
~1%
100
114
3%
500
3% Jun
20%
200
21
62%
61
67%.
375
1
4%
4
4A
2,500
18%
18
2.50
1,100
11,200
15,100
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V2
613
1474
774
1514
1
914
914
300
*
9
9
600
1514
Ltd
400
c
80%
100
3
5
com
common
15
8014
75
15
15%
500
374 Aug
Feb
1374 May
1
IS Jan
May
97
714 May
7% Mar
Stetson
(J
(Hugo)
Jan
89
1474
Apr
914 Aug
Jun
Power
Jun
6%
Sun
Apr
21
%
Apr
80
July
14%
Apr
16% Jan
common-
Packing Co
Raymond
l
Pile
common—
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred—
Reda Pump Co
Reis (Robert)
Reiter-Foster
Remington
Republic
12
Apr
974 Jan
93% Feb
1774
Jan
2014 July
Rico
Arms
Co
Inc
,
to Jan 3
(I)
Royce
Sons
&
Roosevelt
Raceway
(JO)
Roy a lite
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
Ryan
Inc
2674 Jan
Jan
63:
Jun
Feb
16%
Jun
18
18%
19%
600
1814 Aug
25%
Jun
17
17
100
17
24%
Apr
Aug
-A
1%
11
%
800
A Apr
II!
Jan
1%
1%
16.500
174 Mar
174
Jan
10 3 4
11%
4,800
10% Aug
4% May
16%
5%
13,900
6
1%
1%
6,700
1% May
274
Jun
3%
314
3 la
600
3% Aug
514
Jan
974
974
10 Va
1,700
974 Aug
2%
Jun
3
Jan
70
72
Jun
87
Feb
2%
2%
700
2
Feb
274
Jan
15 34
July
634
~7%
3,300
674 Aug
12%
Jan
7
7%
28,600
X26%
2%
74%
274
76
1,000
274
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Ryerson & Haynes common
Jun
Feb
Inc
Class
B
class
A
Inc
page
-
37.
July
9
July
3,500
5 Va
7 Va
8
1,100
1574
16
36%
3774
Jan
Fob
814 May
7% Aug
Jan
12
Jan
Jun
X46%
400
13%
Feb
23
1,500
3574
Feb
4014 May
46
Aug
2274
Jun
2674 Feb
4674 May
42% May
48
130
23%
100
3874
\
5574 Apr
38% Aug
600
21%
900
x20
May
24%
Jan
20%
20%
400
20
Jun
23%
Jan
19%
300
19
Aug
22%
Feb
5%
574
600
4
Mar
12 %
700
10
200
6874
70
500
X21
12
714 July
13% Jan
1114 Aug
Jan
14% May
Apr
8%
64
75%
Jun
374 Jan
214
700
1%
1%
1%
200
1% Mar
6
6%
200
5% Jan
7% July
3%
Jan
4%
514
Jan
2%
1
1
1
10c
*
8
1
*
1
25c
1
614
6%
5%
614
18%
19
6%
5,200
23
150
23
23
23
.
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1%
Jan
Jan
6% Aug
Feb
24%
Jun
4,100
5'4 Jan
674 July
300
6! 4
19
18% Feb
2374 July
174 Jun
1%
.1%
1%
5174
52:%
500
114
13,600
51%
.
5174
Apr
58% May
Apr
1
14% July
12%
1174
12 •%
7,100
10% Jan
38
37
38
450
-35% Jail
1574
1574
400
1314
Feb
18
17%
1774
900
16%
Jan
19% Jun
414 Mar
6% May
<
1774
474
5
2,300
5
8
8%
274
1.100
3
3
874
8%
874
10
A'W
5
A Mar
574
Feb
,, Aug
8% Aug
200
374 Aug
1574
15
65
16%
15%
Xl5
6274
Feb
5%
50
6474
Jun
214
274
10% July
4
July
500
1574 Aug
1674
2,000
1374 Mar
20
Aug
17
Jan
4074 May
17
17%
500
3314
800
29
18%
650
1714 Apr
400
1274
18
18
1274
~2!4
1274
474
Jan
14% Jan
IOO
1074
Jan
400
1174
Apr
1714 July
3 Va
Apr
474
2,800
4% Aug
13
412
20%
4,400
U'.4
12%
4%
Jun
474
11%
4%
%
374 Jan
13
Feb
2%
2
Feb
3>i Feb
31% Jan
32%
17%
Jan
July
137 4
214 Aug
25,500
Apr
76% Jun
774 Apr
1214 Aug
2%
May
3
5.700
3
4474. July
2A- Aug
674
400
274
"2%
2
4,600
Aug
15%
800
13%
14%
1,400
11%
Feb
30 %
31
2,600
2874
Feb
1
5%
174
5%
3.74
....
5% July
77b
Apr
2
74
74
347b
Jun
7,400
5% Aug
8%
Jan
Feb
214
J«n
50
89
89
27%
29%
1,600
23,000
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc——_l0c
70c convertible preferred—
10
Thorofare Markets Inc
25c
Thriftimart Inc —:
.1
1%
174
60%
174
Corp.?—
——
Roofing Inc_
Construction
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered
Amer deposit rets def registered
Tisbman Realty &
1
1
£1
5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Oil Corp70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred—:—100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A—
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans
Cont Industries
Trans
Cuba
class
Co
Trans
Empire Oils LtdRights
Trans
Lux
True
A..-—
—
800
900
22
600
13
13%
700
18%
19 %
3,200
174
2174
19%
1%
200
7 %
120
121
115
374
3%
8114
82
2%
274
474
11%
3%
2%
50c
174
17a
1.25
2A
2%
1,100
3%
warrants
10
89
Aug
70% May
2%: Jan
31
A July
1U July
-
4%
Feb
79
20%
12
Aug
16% Jan
300
3% Mar
4%
Jan
Union Investment
2,500
2 % May
414
Aug
Union Stock Yards
3014 Aug
1414 May
2414 Jun
4314 May
33%
35%
1,700
4%
4%
4%,
4,900
4
Jan
5 Vb
May
4%
4%
4
Va
1,200
4
Aug
5 Va
Jan
Unexcelled
Union
United
Gas
Chemical
Co
Aircraft
United Asbestos
of
Corp___
Canada-
of Omaha
Products
Corp
United Cuban Oil
Inc
common
2
11,700
1 a
4%
1474
16
21 %
Jan
5%
72%
,■8%
20
20%
5,600
2%
6,700
1,000
54,500
374
11
700
20
Jan
Jan
Aug
5
625
66
100
May
Jan
8% Aug
207a
Aug
6%
5%
Feb
6%
2,700
5%
614
20,500
574 Mar
7fe
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lo
23,600
74 May
jun
Jan
374 Jan
3!u May
Feb
6%
50c
1
3,500
8%
"300
14%
4%
Jan
% Aug
5%
21
5% July
Aug
1% Aug
72 %
514
69
27 a Aug
Mar
2
2974 Aug
•
Feb
16374 July
Apr
874
0
Feb
174
91%
4%
20
5
,10c
6A
July
79
300
20
4
Co—
1574 Mar
2314 July
5%
1,000
5,900
Mar
374 May
5
3%
Aug
25
18% Aug
U
Jun
60O
22
Jan
Jun
13
Jan
10
7% Aug
19'4
21% Feb
2% Mar
11%
Jan
Jan
174 Aug
40%
874 Aug
900
45 %
27% Aug
5,600
»
5,500
1-A Jan
99
Feb
1V. Feb
2%
1574
:
Corp
-
400
150
82
%
Trunz Inc
174
5
1
Corp
Temper
7%
2114
2174
■■
1
Inc
26,600
21
7%
:
9,400
.52 %
commpn
v17
Aug
1474 Aug
1,800
574
5974
Oil
Feb
14%
13%
28%
Tilo
1214
14%
—1
Co
Chemical
12%
1
•4
Jan
6! 4
6
—5
Shovel
19%
34
39%
—
18%
1
1
7%
Jun
10
Corporation—
1
Texas Calgary Co
——25c
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd—
*
12
4
4% Aug
12%
Oil
Texam
26
3%
3%
4,000
30%
common
19%
3%
7,300
5%
Jan
Jun
common——_7
Electric Co
Technicolor
127n
3%
774
~5%
5
—a,.
26 Va
312
714
47 a
2174
47
——.—5
common
common
1
37<o
36% Feb
T
Talon
Tri-Continental
5%
1,600
1914
1
Superior Tool & Die Co—
1
1
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum
see
7
1.25
common
Company
footnotes
"7
397 s
3814
1
Supermarkets Corp.
•
Co Ltd—
Ave
1174 July
15% Feb
274
100
1
_30c
Inc
Engineering Corp__
Company
Fifth
Apr
6% July
1%
-1.50
Inc
(The F C)
For
Aug
3814
50c
£1
Carpet
Oil
2,300
Ltd—
Field
Ross
300
•
17
1
pfd F
dep rets ord reg
Roosevelt
Roxbury
54%
5%
1
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
American
%
52
l
—
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Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Rolls
l
Feb
16
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50c
1
Apr
1814
l
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Petrolemns Ltd
Argentine
Rokeach
20
A
Co
Oil
19%
13%
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53%
__l
1
Industrial
Richwell
*
700
1374
19
10
Concrete
13 34
Corp—
Ray Drug common
Sunrise
Thiokoi
13%
common
Apr
1674 July
n
Co
38%
<3314 Apr
1314 Aug
-
1074 Jan
9 ilr
•
Co
B)
(Del)
Corporation
Sty Ion
Apr
5714 May
1814 Aug
2074
1
Stop & Shop Inc
———
Stroock (S) & Co common—
Thew
Rapid Electrotype (The)
Rath
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Stinnes
Mar
1,000
X21
50c
25c
•
5
Stein
(A) & Co common
•
Sterling Aluminum Products common..5
Jan
4
x9
Mines Ltd
Starrett (The) Corp
50c div conv preferred
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stanrock Uranium
Jan
57
14 Feb
674 Jan
Standard Tube class B
G
1074 July
1874
1674- Apr
42% Jan
1
1
1
Corp
Standard-Thomson
2
Feb
Jan
Standard Shares Inc common—,
Apr
2014 Aug
1614
Products Co
Standard
25
Q
Quebec
(Ky)
Packaging
Corp——
Convertible preferred—i—
Tampa
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Pulp & Timber
6% Aug
14
2374 Jan
51% Feb
•
Mines
Jun
8
1
Co
Jan
6
3%
•
Gas
Pyle-National
974 Aug
"l%
Providence
Puget Sound
6% Aug
23
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
(The)
Company
of
Jan
'
9014 Fob
2.50
common
America
Dome
Service
574 Mar
2
20c
common
of
2% Mar
2074 Aug
700
6%
July
24
Jan
Aug
114
17
2,900
1,700
Mar
7
474 July
1,100
6
Oil
5814 Feb
174
6
Forgings Corp
Industries Inc
Standard
July
10%
92
iff
4%%
400
7
Standard
474 Feb
93%
974
1%
7%
Public
4,800
6%
1
East
*
2 °9Q
17
17
~3%
10c
Metals
Preston
Jap
18%
23%
1
50c
10
1
10
Standard
1674 July
10% May
Standard
6%
500
x4614
1
1014 Jan
1
A
Pratt & Lambert Co
Inc
lir
$1.60
774 Jan
25c
class
Corp of Canada common—
Oil Royalties Ltd
-Prentice-Hall
200
lo
common
Alexander
&
6 74
1274
774
Standard Financial Corp
1674 Aug
1814 Feb
1
,
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrell
1,700
1,400
800
1
Co
Products
7%
8%
500
1574
—
*
common—1
convertible preferred
20
7% Aug
1
6
Mining
Jan
24
•
Poloron
Jan
614
1%
50
Polaris
6274
22%
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pneumatic Scale
Jan
474 Aug
52
1
-
Co
7%
3%
1174
37
Standard Dredging. Corp
>
Apr
3%
~6Vu
Stahl-Meyer Inc_
1474 May
Jun
Jan
374
800
1
5
1
Spear & Company—
Jan
14»i> *Fcb
Feb
Jan
74 Jan
-114
32% July
2
1
5
Materials Co Inc
Southern
Jan
500 »*
2%
10%
4% Mar
A Aug
7%
25
25
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
1%
800
1
Wine
an
4,000
% Mar
514
25
25
4.48%
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
—25
4.24% cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred^
25
Southern California Pctroleiijn Corp—2
474
200
16%
1614
68% May
2% Aug
3
18%
convertible preference
convertible preference—
4.56%
% Aug
900
5
Ltd
16 %
common
5% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
314 Aug
67
100
65
Jan
1,300
7,900
28%
California Edison—
Southern
Specialty Stores Co Inc—
Spencer Shoe Corp
4%
10c
-
May
y
1214
1
—1
12.50
common
Coast Corp
Jun
5574
~1A
Apr
19 r"'; Feb
37a
Manufacturing common
1374
474
5474
Apr
July
.
5
6%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Valley
2%
17,500
15,800
148
Feb
774 Aug
5474
92
Pleasant
^
2%
Aug
20
Inc
Mines
114
8%
"7%
Jail
3%
9814
9%
16
4
91
Jan
89
5'.
7a
vu
16!
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39
49,200
5
Aug
75
2%
Apr
108
50
90%
774
Jun
97
Mar
98
125
120
%
23% Jan
1674 Feb
35,500
31
8974
2%
5,800
3%
28%
120
9
Tb
77
3
10 pesos
Screw Co
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Jun
\24
83
84%
1
Phillips
Pioneer
2014 Aug
1
& Minerals
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Pierce
Jan
20%
103%
2.50
Corp
Oils
26 Va
21
u—2.50
Co—
Circle
Peruvian
Jun
20
——2
Pop Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
Perfect
21
78%
1
Corp
Ltd
Canada
500
2074
2
-
Parkersburg-Aetna
22%
82%
2
A
class
Jan
27% Jan
400
1
Company
Co
South Penn Oil Co
27%
1
13
Jun
Jun
24 V*: May
300
10,400
1174
-J
South
23
41% Feb
3874
Corp—
Soss
2214 Aug
Jan
10134 Mar
1%
37!
Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
-5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills•
Feb
23
127%
Aug
90
'U
registered—-El
dep rets ord
Amer
Jan
20
2 Bol
Corp—
300
1,400
10
46
Skiatron
Jan
500
-
5% Mar
20
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Singer
Singer
2874
2314
.
Jun
2074
4914
52
T
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
3074
23%
Fob
101
1 Va
Shares———-o.OOQir
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred-*-
3274
24%
Jan
874
,
American
Simca
Jun
22%
29
6 Va Aug
41% Feb
--1
—-250
Lighting Inc
2514 Jun
2874
21
Amer shares—1 Bol
(C A)
Motors
500
•
22
22
vtc————————————————— _lc
Pan Isiael Oil
2,700
2974
26%
2414
100
•
& Light 5% pfd
Tubes common
:
Petroleum (C A) vtc
Page-Hersey
Pancoastal
Jun
Aug
5
23%
23 Ve
1
Ltd
29%
2574
29'/a
1st pfd—25
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% 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
1
•
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
•
$4.36 dividend preferred:
*
Pacific Northern Airlines
1
Pacific
2614
Feb
374
Jan
92
May
P
5% °/o
1st preferred-—
5 °/o
1st preferred_.
5 c/o redeemable 1st preferred
Petroleums
1414 May
Aug
22
Jan
574
Jun
914 Aug
July
1274 May
8% Aug
:
Jan
/.May
20%
1%
10c
Silver
Sonotone
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Pacific
374 Jan
274 Aug
66
22%
1
1
Jan
101
Aug
2
71%
,
90
90
—r"1
common
Silvray
80
110
i
2
76
2%
shares-10s
Corp
250
ir
:
26 % Jan
16% Aug
1314 Feb
60
Feb
2
14
•8
8274 Aug
47 n
1074 July
Feb
~€%
—
81% July
274 Mar
8,800
1514
•
—-—90c
25
—-1
7
1
Oils Ltd—
Okalta
14%
63
100
preferred
Ohio Power 4 % %
274
15
1
50o
Company
2,400
3
3
Jan
2% Jan
Jun
1%
*
Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
374
16%
200
274
o
Jan
2314
174
mc
Leather common
Co
174 Jan
914 July
10
Aug
7
274
Servo
Silcx
Jan
1314
Corp of America
Sorvomeclianisms Inc
4074 Jan
78
27,200
10,100
5,600
174
Corp of America
11% May
1914 Mar
Aug
7%
400
2314
1U°
Sentry Safety Control—
Serrick Corp class B
Jan
474 Aug
18,700
4%
Jun
974
674 Jun
73% Aug
120
6%
4
^
7974
6
79%
pfd.
Ltd
741'2
40
78! 4
North Penn RR Co
Northspan Uranium Mines
4,900
7
Jun
2Q74 Mar
19,200
8
Inc
Bros
Jun
Jun
lA
1A
*7%
*
Socman
'
— —
lA
1%
00&
General
Securities Corp
—
2174 Mar
1674
100
37 b
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines
Seaporcel Metals Inc
7% Feb
1,000
11,000
77a
474
IIS
7%
Pub Serv 4% c/o
*7%
~7%
4
—25
Ltd_:
11% Jan
17
17
'
J
Jan
B% Jun
614 July
27 Va July
Jan
17% Aug
500
17
common--
3174 Aug
X40
Mar
474 Apr
Feb
8%
18%
18
--1
Co
574
Mar
8
1,200
—
—<
7
Feb
474
Feb
Oil Inc
310
1A Aug
■
10
—l
Royalties Inc
Aug
5% Jan
6,600
'9%
5
4%
lio
class A—
1414 May
1,300
8,600
514
874
78
Jan
900
"2 h
5'/4
*
Jun
20,500
2/ir
-100
Jan
1374 May
1974 Jan
—
(Del)
Sayre & Fisher
Scullin Steel Co
274 May
19
—
Petroleums L1xl
Sapphire
Aug
94
Feb
High
1414 Aug
8,800
20
20
1474
1414
Carlos
Savoy
Jau
Range Since Jan. 1
Law
High
1474
Milling Co Ltd
—o
San Diego Gas & Electric Co-Cumulative preferred 5% series—20
Cumulative preferred 414 % series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
San
of Prices
Low
Ltd common——-
Lawrence Corp
Salem-Brosius Inc
St
Jan
174
900
56
Northeast Airlines——
Nuclear
1
10%
2iV
"l%
~2
—50o
.——
Northern Ind
11/2 Jan
32,300
1
'
Oils
Jan
Jan
1214
Hi-
1
B_—
Canadian
174
28%
1
North American Cement
North
Aug
1
13
1
<
North American
27,300
Jan
2974
is'A
■ Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
Class
1%
Jun
2%
114 July
700
Apr
i°ff Jan
Feb
%
400
P
1 Vs
2j,!
137 V2
Jan
Sale Price
Par
s
Jun
473/a
10
Nor but e
,
131 Va
—10
Mines
Inc
500
.1
1
1
Merchandise
Rim Mines Ltd
Lltes
iu
j'tf Jun
3 {'s
for Week
Shares
1957
Sales
Range
Last
Exchange
American Stock
8714
York
Nlpissing
1,760
2
V4
1
common
Superior Oils
New York Auction Co common—
New York & Honduras Rosario—
Nickel
133% 134%
1%
-20c
New
New
1]% Feb
1% Aug
li<!'
1
Co
Mining
New Process Co
2Va
9,800
l
fit Aug
2/lr
-250
Jersey Zinc
Mexico & Arizona
Land
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New
47.400
134%
Jan. 1
High
Low
%
1
Ltd—
_40c
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
_50o
New Chamberlain Petroleum
_100
New England Tel & Tel
1
New Haven Clock & Watch Co—
*
50c convertible preferred
New Idria Min & Chem Co
Bristol Oils
New
Rangc Since
Shares
]VIoncl3y, September 2,
. . .
Wcok's
Friday
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
V
AUGUST 30
for Week
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
Fincincidl Chionicle
Commercial ciud
The
..
% Jun
57 a Mar
2074 May-
23% Aug
30! 4 Jan
Number 5669
186
Volume
The
Commercial
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Exchange
Sale Price
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
American Stdck
Shares
Low
United
Elastic
United
Milk
United
and Financial Chronicle
Corp
37
Products
Friday
Interest
Feriod
High
37
Last
Sale Price
100
Co
RR
J
Profit
10#
$153
&
Canal
Sharing
$73%
.
U
Air
S
U
S
class
Rubber
,
"1L
1
High
126
180
111% 154
45 %
70
—
52
A
73%
101%
$53
Corp
73
B
Reclaiming Co—-
73
States
Vitamin
United
Stores
Corp
49%
common—
Airierican
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Marion
52%
41%
Insurance
Universal
53
Corp—
Corp
Universal
Corp
Oil
Corp
Universal Products Co
Utah-Idaho
$4
common-
Sugar
Vnlspar Corp
common
convertible
preferred—
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
Van
Co
Norman Industries
Venezuelan
warrants
Petroleum-
Vinco
Corporation—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—
Vogt Manufacturing
——;—
—
Vulcan
Waco
Silver-Lead
Aircraft
Corp
Co
•
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext—
7 9o
preferred
100
63
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham Precision Instrument »Co
Webb & Knapp Inc
series
3
Aug
3% July
July
*
Waitt <Sr Bond Inc
$6
preference
15%
1
1%
10c
(Del)
5
19% Mar
1
4.40% pfd_
Western
Ltd
2% Jan
1% May
86% Jan
100
•
5% Aug
126% Jan
Western Maryland
Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
dep rets
Western
ord
Tablet A;
shares—
Stationery
Is
*
com
Westmoreland Coal-—-———
Westmoreland Inc—
Jan
1% Feb
130% Feb
1.25
West Texas Utilities
Feb
25% Feb
1
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
Leaseholds
1% Aug
30
—*
Webster Investors Inc
Amer
20
———10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg————— 1
White
Eagle Internat Oil Co
Stores Inc common
White
5%%
conv
10c
—1
preferred
-25
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Wllliams-McWilliams
Williams
C)
Brothefs
Wilson
i
(R
1
5
Industries
10
Co
1
common-
1
5%
preferred
•—
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood
Newspaper. Machine
Woodall
Industries- Inc
—25
100
—*
——J—I
—2
wi.;
Woodley Petroleum common—.
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
r- *
Amer dep rets ord
reg—•—
"6%' preference———
Wright Hargreav.es Ltd
Zapata Petroleum
8
Percent
5s
Change
£1
—2.6
—3.1
Corp———
-1°*
—3.2
—3.0
—3.5
Friday
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
A
Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1378
June-Dec
June-Doc
Quar-Feb
June-Dec
._Jan-July
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
$50
90%
$130
High
—0.2
Bonds
Sold
-—2.6
Jan. 1
No.
51%
90%,
Range Since
Low
50
5
86%
121 Va
—3.2,
High
57%
97'A
130
81
90%
77%
66%
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st mortgagees series A 1993
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993—
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
conv debs
1967
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jay-July
A Italian Power Realization
Trust 6 % c/o liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963—
April-Oct
United States
.
Mon.
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
1st
mortgage
3 'As
1968
3%s
1973
Fri.
197G
3s
3s
series
series
E
F
series
4'As
series
1978
1979G
H
——-
1981
1982
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Gas
3'As
1970.,
(Calif.)
Gas
3s
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s
United Dye & Chemical 0S 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington
Webb
&
West
Penn
Water
Power
Knapp Inc 5s
Traction
5s
1960
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-JHly
1970
3%s 1964
debs 1974
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
2,917,000
Week Ended Aug. 30
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
1998—Jan-July
1976
3%s
Aug. 30.
3,850,000
1957
Jan-July
6s
-
3%s series D
3,464,600
1964—June-Dec
Corp 3s, 1981
May-Non
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
'62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3%s series A 1973series B
3,657,000
Aug. 29.
$3,752,300
—Jan-July
April-Ocf
3'As 1970
2%Sr series C
Aug. 28.
April-Oct
Power
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Safe Harbor Water Power
3s
Aug. 27.
Wed.
Total
1953 extended to 1963
Power
Aug. 26.
Tues.
1976—Jan-July
May-Wop
New
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water &
Sales
Thurs.
Corp—
5s convertible subord
debentures
Ohio
Bond
Bonds
National Research
due
Total
Government
Flying Tiger Line 5%S
6%s
.
53
39
United
Unitronics
jj
:
common-—i.
Conditioning
Foil
S
U
Low
—
Specialties
.
—
Jan. 1
No.
99%
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
United
'
Range Since
Sold
—
45% 45'A
$155
—
common
preferred.
Bonds
High
common.
Ltd—
Range
Friday's
$1 73
Molasses
United
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Ame'r dep rets ord registeredUnited- N
Week's
MSG
9,997,700
8,032,353
Bonds
U.
80
89
S.
Government
89
International
97%
Foreign
83%
83%
Railroad
82%
88%
76'A
82
8b
Bank
91%
84
90%
and
Industrial.
Total
97%
90%
89
99
94
99
87%
97
84
91
83
93
65
77
100%
Foreign
104%
J«?ie-Deo
90
June-Dec
70%
77
Corporate
98%
—June-Aug
98
102%
Feb-Aup
92
101'A
Bonds
Mon.
Aug. 26.
Tues.
$5,000
Aug. 27.
Total
Bonds
$84,000
44,000
Wed.
Aug. 28.
29,000
Thurs.
Aug. 29.
46,000
Fri.
Aug. 30.
38,000
Total
$241,000
Week Ended Aug. 30
1957
Stocks—No.
of
Shares-
1956
278,845
4,413,400
198,000
$274,000
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate —1—
Total
27,000
47,000
16,000
39,000
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
,
.
.
Mondayr September 2^1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
AUGUST 30
Boston Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
-
Sale Price
Par
American
Sugar Refining com.
American
Tel
Boston
Members
-
10
2,184
170%
Jun
698
53 Vb
Aug
73 Vb
Jan
131% Aug
136%
Feb
55 %
131% 133
—25
High
29%
53 %
.100
47%
Boston Peis Prop
29% July
28
46 %
47%
43
—
1
Low
43
34% May
'
1,026
Aug
54
.20
37
Mar
Calumet
5
Inc
Hecfla
&r
<Ford Building
\.
49% July
13%
Eastern
Fuel" Assoc
&
Gas
«
Copper Corp
—*
Lone- Star
Cement Corp..
10
20
100
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
N H & Hart RR-
New
N Y.
Norbute
■
-15%
134%
,,.
221
65%
1,431
38%
94%
97%
-
32%
15%
16 %
2,843
133% 134Tb
397
11%
Co
18%
19%
8%
8%
50
137Tb
.
Jan
Feb
60 Vb
July
Aug
22Tb
10%
Jan
Standard
Stone
U
Mach
Shoe
45%
Waldorf
—-5
—25
49 Vb May
-10
4
36
Feb
415
17%
Feb
20%
Jan
Consolidated
418
24% Mar
27%
Aug
Consumers
47%
Jan
50
,
41% Aug
46%
2,075
38%
934
37 Vb
Aug
45%
Feb
41 Vb
40
39%
Feb
49
Jan
Detroit
43
122
63 Vb
Jan
13%
13%
380
41% Aug
12% Apr
Detroit Gasket
14
Feb
63%
60%
63%
386
52 y*
68% July
44%
,
Feb
Steel Corporation
Economy Baler
Ford
Exchange
Products
Sale Price
Low
Par
Aeronca
8
Mfg
Carey
—
4%
Gas
Electric
&
8.50
Jan
Houclaille
Apr
Howell
Aug
26 Y2 Mar
Hurd
4
22%
Jun
33 V* Mar
Ironrite
35
33 Vb
Feb
37%
728
50
24%
24%
83 Vb
3
39 %
19
80
18
24% Aug
83 Vb
30
Apr
July
9514
Jan
50 Vb
Jan
79
90 % Mar
Aug
3
—
1
Motors
—
—
&
5
Mfg
Inc
;
Cincinnati Transit
12%
Eagle
Manufacturing *
Ki Oger
ii 11
Procter
Randall
Rapid
U
S
_il.11 l
4%
270
3% July
7%
9'
8%
33%
35%
212
53%
54 Vb
207
37%
58%
37%
60
59%
112
49 y8
50%
CJII 01
2
—10
—1
Kresge Co (S S)_
Lansing Stamping
Masco Screw Products Co
Allied
Stores
1
American
27 Vb
.
Feb
Peninsular
Jan
68
Jun
Prophet
Aug
38 Vb
Aug
Rickel
Jan
62 %
Aug
River
45 Vb
504
.
50%-, Jan
28 Vb Jan
44 V* Jun
27%
25
13%
13%
13%
335
13%
Jun
38%
38%
17.5
36
Jun
44
—.
24
Mar
43%
44%
45
40%
I
Cyanamid
16%
17%
60
—
174 Vi
100
41%
70
172% 174%
214
24.
170"% Jan
Jan
Scotten
W)
(The)
5
1
70%
71 %
50
54%
52%
54%
10
54
261
51%
Feb
17%
12%
17%
313
16%
Feb
Paper
1
Baldwin
13
C
and
Ohio
&
Bethlehem
52'A
•
O
25
60 %
Chrysler Corp
25
77>A
Cities
10
Col
&
Dayton
Power
Light
&
Ford
General
60%
85
64%
77%
70
92
58
39%
79
Department
Stores
1
2%
2%
75
43%
43%
5
16%
16%
237
28 %
28%
133
36%
30%
80
16%
70
Feb
Products
Corp
Wayne
Screw
Co
16 %
Aug
18
27%
Jun
44%.
45%
152
57
57%
18
31%
56 Vb Mar
186
177% Mar
187 Vb 189%
97 Vb
99 Vb
36%
36%
42%
40
-
83%
53
Feb
Jan0
49%
Apr
68
Feb
Jan-
205 Vb
July
112Vb July
Feb
30% Feb
Jan
46%
36% Aug
57
•
39% July
30%
30%
18
28 vb
53 Vb
541/8
83
53 Va
1
57%
54%
57%
114
65 Vb
80
Aug
53% Aug
52% Feb
68 Vb
64 Vb
5
1%
42%
41%
Feb
34
Jun
59%. Mar
Apr
72% July
42%
128
38% Feb
47% July
Greyhound Corp
3
15%
15%
27
14% Jan
17
International
*
33%
33%
50
33% Aug
38%
»
17
17
...
15
17
20 ys May
21%
21%'
50
39 Vb
39 Vb
10
Loew's
Inc
Lorillard
...
(P)
10
Montgomery Ward
National
Natl
Dairy
,
Distillers
National
Ohio
•
—
39%
5
34%
5
Lead
5
Edison
24 Vb
113%
47 Vb
Aug
60 Vb
60 Vb
68
59 Vb
Jun
10
—
Republic Steel
.;
■,
28
Mar
136% May
52% Jun
65 Vb
July
18% Aug
22%
Jan
43
53
Jan
Aug
10
38% Feb
49 Vb
38
32%
Feb
39 % July
52
52 Tb
60
48%
Feb
58%
29%
29%
25
29% Aug
"5
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Oil
(N J)
Oil
"""7
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(Ohio)
II
~
Shoe
Steel
12%
W)
18%
Feb
25%
Jun
58
59
69
57 V* Mar
54%
122
48
Feb
65 Vb July
22%
160
20%
Apr
26 Vb
37%
40%
40%
25
60
62%
349
50%
62%
51
5%
67%
110 Vi
16%
(F
68
70
22
i
Westinghouse
19%
26%
54 Vb
59
1
*
Jan
41Vb Feb
19
I-IIIIIIII25
Carbide
Jan
26 Tb
*
Co
Woolworth
52%
50
Studebaker-Packard
S
38 V* Mar
33
3
Sperrv Rand
Standard Brands
U
Jan
39 Tb
_1.40
—
Socony
S
30
154
Aug
39%
32%
5
Sinclair
U
19%
43%
22
39%
10
Sears Roebuck
Union
18%
43 Vb
Jan
*
.
Paper
Schenley
Texas
19%
Apr
5
Corp
Standard
23% Aug
100% Feb
59
50
Standard
Vb Jan
6.25
Oil
Regis
80
174
33
47 Vb
Phillips
St
24%
109 % 115 y4
36% Feb
47 Vb
Pennsylvania RR
Radio
50
Jan
12
;
Owens Illinois Glass
Pure
34%
Aug
14Tb
5Vb
67%
110 Vb 110%
21
21
90
2
40
115,
22% May
29 Vb Jan
67 Vb
Jan
42% Aug
68% July
47%
62 %
Feb
101% Feb
50
18
Feb
8
75
10
65%
75
57% Mar
72%
62%
63 Vb
23
52%
68
39%
40%
145
Feb
39%. Aug
Jun
Jan
July
124% July
22% July
65
63%
Jun
July
53% Feb
5V4 Aug
60% Mar
45 Vb
Jan
July
Jan
BONDS
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati
Transit 4V28
For
&
Electric
footnotes
see
2%s
1975
II1998
page
46.
80
48
48
80
48%
$1,000
80
9,500
48
—
1
1'
;
common
&
—
1
common
—1
:
common
25%
28
May
17
Feb
Mar
22% July
6% Feb
5%
Jan
4%
Aug
6%
Jan
5
Aug
6%
Jan
Jan
27%
Apr
25 %
669
1%
2%
23%
200
1% Mar
1%
Jan
1,800
220
2%
Feb
3
Jan
17%
Feb
Jan
3% Jan
29% JUly
3%
133
3%
58%
10%
421
42%
Feb
61%' July
630
8%
Jan
4%
9%
3%
11%
27%
4
Feb
11% July
"5 % Aug
9% Aug
ILYi Apr
12
100
850
800
225
300
790
18%
980
4%
100
200
4%
Aug
8%
7
Feb
283
100
285
13%
Feb
3%
Aug
1
common
14
3%
-2
,
1
—
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v
14
3%.,
16% "16%,
*
2
.
2
2
Midwest Stock
A
2%
3 % May
J.*n
11% Aug
10
Jun
26%
Feb
31% July
10%
Feb
157a
'*
Jun
16
'
Jun
1
Jan
S% Mar
1
10
Apr
16
>
Apr
,5
Jan
17%
2
1% Mar
500
.
1
is
20
17% Mar
Jan
July
Exchange
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Week'i
Last
Sale Price
Laboratories
5
common
Acme Steel Co
Admiral
Allied
Corp
Paper
(Un)
Alum
Range Since Jan. 1
;
30
100
37%
300
44%
High
Loir
_
30
of
9%
9%
400
7%
350
8%
700
5%
50% x53%
1,000
:
America
8%
Airlines
American
Jan
14%
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
Feb
26
BTs Aug
63%. July
16% May
9% Aug
9%
500
31%
31Tb
32Tb
600
31%
Aug
41
38
41 %
600
38
Aug
517%, July
101% July
9%
__
—10
*
*
American
38%
Aug
9% Aug
7% May
.-8
Manufacturing-
50% July
Feb
7%
8%
;——•
;
Ltd
Co
x43
30
1
Corp—
Chalmers
Aluminium
High
5
Castings
Allied Laboratories
Allis
Shares
1
Aluminum
Alleghany
x43
10
Corp
Advanced
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Abbott
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Jun
42 % Mar
Jun
44%
99%
July
8% July
Feb
24
,
3% July
47% July
2
54%
Harvester
3%
100
420
20
308
5%
1,180
4%
254
5. 300
4Tb
—
——
class B
Vinco Corporatioh
Aug
45
30%
General Motors
3
*
3%
—
82% July
Jan
_5
Electric
Jan
Jan
—2.50
_i
47% July
4% Apr
Jan
1%
12
—
10
common
Jan
70
39% Aug
5
Dynamics
General
59%
64%
5
Motor
3%
18%
9%
—
common-—__5
54
Aug
50% July
39%
10
.
Auto-Lite
Federated
14%
Feb
41% May
59% Feb
5
Kodak
Electric
Apr
43%
78
7
_
Dupont
Eastman
12%
50
l
Chemical
Dow
50
5
Ohio
S
260
210
Jan
521/4
45%
75
*
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
65%
12%
52%
63
10
Gas
4
2%
7
24%
8%, Jan
Feb
72%
Aug
54% Aug
75
1
—
77%
70
*
Service
City Product
Clopay
Colgate
Columbia
105
43%
100
Steel
Jan
5% July
38Tb Apr
4%
9%
3%
11%
26%
—
5
common
19% May
Baltimore
51%- Apr
10%
—
—2
Spring & Axle
Walker
48 % July
Armco
Oil
21% July
:
305
58
—
1
common
Dillon
Udylite
,
180% Mar •
25
Ashland
Aug
5%
43 A
3%
—
Products
Rudy Manufacturing
47% July
Feb
16% Aug
4u% Aug
40%
JO
Telegraph
common
Company
(H
Raisin
Rockwell
Jun
Anaconda
••
Metal
Standard Tube
Tobacco
Aug
37%
16% Mar
38%
_•
American Telephone &
American
Co
&
Pfeiffer Brewing
47 Vb
Stocks
—...
16%
.Mar
2Tb
23
—
1
4
33% Aug
53 Vb Aug
•
5
—
American Air Line
Jan-
"4%. Jan
59
1%
1%
4
Davis
Jan
Sherman
Unlisted
21%
24
-
25%
—
Michigan Chemical common
Mt Clemens Metal pfd
Aug
1
-
-
—
Printing common
Jan
15% Aug
3% Apr
4% Mar
10
rinwil'
Gamble
&
3
37%
__
f
11"
2% Aug
54
_
_
_
9,027
8%
•
Gibson Art
2%
33%
10
Piclier
Hobart
—
•
Dow common
2%
4%
'
——
Jan
10%
15% Aug
4%
5 %
—
7%
41T« May
53% Aug
20
5%
—
1
Lock
Jan
13o
1.572
2,239
7
24%
—
Jun
7% May
-185.
37,8
53%
lo\4
2%
2
2%
Industries common
-
—
—
Parke
Rights
4
43%
1
Chemical—:
&
17%.Mar
49' V* Jan
evb
509
,
Jun
Aug
37%
130
^6,8
5%
42
--
16 Vb
44%
Jan
36% July
596
Oil
Electric
19
39 %
1.66-,3
1
9 Vb
4;4
--
Motors Corp
15,2.
16,a
37,8
53%
lo ,4
15'la
-1
30%
35%
83%
—
39%
50
Telephone
5% Aug
July
26
47;2,
16%
37%
8 2 Vb-July
200
,4
Feb
56% July
22b
6Vb ,«■.
40
8
la%
.
Industries
44\a
39 ,4
8,4
—
1
Lamp
24 Vb
79
—
10
Mill
Cincinnati
24%
100
preferred
Cincinnati
25
135
J>%
- :r
40
5
Hoskins Manufacturing
19
«...
com
5%
26 Vb
High
34%
'
common
Cincinnati
Hall
Low
24 Vb
——
10
—
*
Champ
Range Since Jan. 1
5%
mm
20
Baldwin
Shares
--
Co
Lakes
Great
44-:a
5
3
———
Goebel Brewing
High
26 %
Mfg
Laundry
for Week
16%
44ia
-.TFeb'
6
Feb
.64%, Jan
^<0
...
5
3% Aug
34%
77 % r;-2,103
17^ :i
-865
---
Trailer
Gar Wood
Sales
Range
of Prices
Co
75^
77
.
,a
/' Aug;
3% Aug
ouu
iuo
.
39
;
1
1
r
Corporation
Motor
General
Week's
Last
Mfg Co_
3-4
3,4
SVbtVfay
28% July
13%-. Jan
Feb
;:
8
,PM3
39
>/
1
20
1
r-
——
&
Detroit
Fruehauf
STOCKS
1
Edison
Ex-Cell-G
Cincinnati Stock
—
common—
Bros
Davidson
Evans
American
Paper
Power
39%
41%
ma
mm
4
12.50
System Inc
Westingliouse Electrle Qorp
27%
—
22
152.
»'/« *
3'4
3.<4
---
Corporation
Chrysler Corp
Burroughs
65 Vb May
Jama
5
Smelt, Refining & Mining Co—^50
U S
18 Vb
59Tb Aug
1,531
37%
25
Corp
Co.
Rubber
S
41%
18
:•
Co
Fruit
United
60Tb
41%
—
-—1
*
Stop & Shop Inc
Co
Tor ring ton
United
59%
27%
•
Inc—
Webster
&
7
(N J)—
Oil Co
25,4
rfiiuh
2% Mar
708
' :
8
.
Low
.
2%
2%
2%
Products common—225%
1
common
Metal
American
High
Low
Briggs Manufacturing common—3.50
Brown-McLaren Mfg common
1
Buell Die & Machine common
—_1
Jan
8% Aug
Electric
Allen
Range Since Jan.H
of Prices "" *• Shaies
Par
'
..
Last*
Sale Price
Jun
18%
130
'
'
Jun
16%
»
'
5%
42%
326
.
STOCKS'
Jan
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range.1-
Friday
17 Vb
Mar
3
261
47%
Jan
40 Vb July
11Tb Aug
70
Detroit Stock Exchange
46 V2 Mar
Aug
Jan,
Jan
128%
15% Aug
132
PONTIAC
"
59% Mar
Aug
32 Vb
KALAMAZOO
*
J.
72Tb July
94% Aug
25
5%
50
2.50
—
37
137
11%
52
Feb
315
DETROIT
.
42% July
'
July
Aug
53
52%
JACJCSON
ANN ARBOR
70Tb Aug
42 Vb Jan
Exchange
WOodward 2^5525
14% Aug
Mar
578
5
Chemical
Co
Drug
53%
5
50c
Pennsylvania:, RR
Rexall
—
100
Corp
Olim Ma thieson
47
50%
63%
32 V»
65 Yo
Co
Kennecott
New
300
58
53
''
Electric
Gillette Go
386
25% Aug
28% Feb
11% May
48%
—
Co
Motor
25
17
201
...
37
First Nat'l Stores Inc.
FOrd
General
25%
32%.-34%
com—.—10
63%
251A
*
Co—
13%
61%
'
'
Co.
Range
Copper
Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
46
American
Stock Exchange
New York
180% Mar
Telephone:
Cities Service
& CO
WATLING, LERCHEN
Range Since Jan. 1
nigh
29%
174%
-50.
Albany RR
*J.
&
Boston Edison
Shares
172% 174%
*
.100
—'
for Week
Low
.100
Tel_.
&
Anaconda, Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
;
36 y* May
80
80%
300
80
Aug
1
17%
17
17%
1,400
17
Aug
1
18%
16%
18%
1,500
16% Aug
25 % May
42%
Feb
45% July
Jan
Broadcasting
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
American
Can
Co
(Un)
(Un)
12.50
—
10
41
24
42%
700
40%
41 %
1,200
40% Aug
48,
(111)
1
16%
16%
16%
100
15%
Jan
17% Jun
American Machine & Foundry
Motors Corp_
7
"37%
36%
37Tb
400
31%
Feb
43% July
5%
J an
American
Cyanamid
American
Investment Co
new
common
American
American
Rad
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
Oil
Amurex
Anaconda
Armco
&
Stand
&
Co
Corp
Steel
Corp
Armour & Co (111)
common:
(Un)_
50
(Un)
10
5
common
Common
Avco
4
10
Washer- Co
Aviation
Eenquet
Binks
Boeing
Booth
(Un)__.
Co
Corp
Steel
Fts*<>ries
Burton-Dixie
Aug
58
Jan
Butler Brothers
70 %
100
31%
Aug
78% Jan
Feb
43% July
T
4% Mar
May
5
5
52%
100
54
500
53%
Aug
72% Jan
Feb
64%
__
Jan
Jan
52%
53
800
51%
1
14
1,400
1?V4
Feb
16%
17%
__
17Tb
1,000
16%
Feb
19% May
22Tb
23
2,600
22% Aug
26% Jan
24
22
24
1,300
14%
Jan
24'
Aug
46Tb
46
46Tb
600
41%
Feb
57
jun
23
% Jun
1% Jan
Jan
7% july
%
4,800
1,400
12%
12%
200
3Tb
3%
100
32%
33Tb
500
32%
Aug
37
52Tb
52%
100
52%
Aug
66
May
1% Jan
13
__
33%
(Un)—PI
(Un)
- Co
Corp
(E J)
Company
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp <Un)
Aug
1,000
34%
Jan
179"%,Mar
6
12%
Corp
„-
14% May
Apr
4 Vb
3% Mar
1 % Mar
1%
1Tb
1.100
8
45%
43%
45%
5,100
1
30
30
31
200
26
5
Budd
80
70Tb
34Tb
__
8% Mar
ia
Jan
6Tb
10
...
Aug
70Vi
__
__5
Airplane
Sons
170%
%
Inc
Corp
Manufacturing
&
1,100
13% Aug
6Tb
i
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach
172Tb 174%
—
50c
Consolidated
Bethlehem
1,200
3
—
Manufacturing
Bendix
1,700
July
1.50
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bearings Inc
7
13Tb
70%
"
1
10
Manufacturing Corp
Belden
174Tb
13%
40
& Santa Fe—
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Automatic
1_
25
5
6%
__
25
(Un)
A
Refining
Atchison Topeka
100
j
class
5
(Un)—5
Tel Co__
Company
Ashland Oil &
San
,
40%
38
40%
800
36% Aug
5
15Va
15%
15%
550
14
28
28
100
25 Ya
375%
371/2
38%
41%
50% July
Feb
35 y2
Mar
5
*
3
2,100
18% July
Jun
75%.
17%
Feb
37% Aug
77%
350
73
173/4
i8
56o
17%
Mar
Feb
Mar
1
11
11%
300
11
5
39
40
900
33%
18%
19
100
18% Mar
24 %
24Tb
200
23%
12.50
15
__
Feb
Jun
Mar
44% July
•
10
Jun
July
29% May
45%
86
Jan
Jun
21% May
1861; - Number 5669
-Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
»-
(975). 39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
C, Super, Corp
&
C
Pacific
Canadian
'
Corp
Celanese
500
100
3'/a
3%
7,600
45%
500
•
14 %
14
14%
800
37%
37%
38%
38Vh
200
28
28
100
27% Jun
600
(Un)
...
1
preferred
Ry
25
52
100
24% Aug
50% Aug
17%
400
16 %
Feb
May
Apr
20% July
35%
35 Va
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
•
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chicago Towel Co $7 conv pfd
«
35%
100
30%
Feb
43
32%
9%
138
33%
300
10
Christiana-. Oil
Corp
1
25
Elec
Cincinnati"Gas
Service
Co
25
Colorado Fuel &
Iron
Corp
Commonwealth Edison
400
Foods
100
64 %
700
24% Aug
58 % Mar
25% Aug
70% May
200
40% Aug
51
36%
37%
400
35% Aug
14
14 %
250
14
43% May
20% Jan
28%
28%
100
28 % May
16%
16%
1,400
16%
40
3.700
37% July
42% Mar
28%
2,400
26
31%
•
16 To
39%
l
1.33 Mi
15
27%
Vi}
15%
600
14% Aug
44%
100
17%
18%
44% Aug
17% Aug
16 3
4
16%
17
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
300
36
38%
2,200
l
Co
7%
25
Co
25
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)—
Mar
14%
38%
1
1,700
Jan
32% July
18% Jan
Aug
44%
5
of America
Aug
17%
•
Controls Co
Steel
.39%
^
28
Co
Northwest
•
&
Co
10
common
Detroit. Edison
(Un)
Co
20%
Apr
8%
Jun
Jan
Feb
17% Aug
21%
Feb
36%
27% Aug
36
Aug
Du
Labor
Pout
(E I)
Eastern Air
Inc
do Nemours
Lines
Eastman Kodak
B)
(Un)
Motor
Foremost'
Dairies
r.
35
July
46% May
Telephone
(W
Edison
Oil
Gray Drug
1%
Oklahoma
Rubber
Co
Feb
112% July
Aug
11% May
Jun
59% Mar
16%
900
16
Aug
18%
13%
4,250
12% Jun
15% Apr
900
15% Aug
24%
72
86% Mar
200
&
Penn-Texas Corp
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples
Gas
Pepsi-Cola
Light
60 Va
60%
200
•7% Jan
65
July
46%
46%
46%
300
51
13%
14%
80O
46% Aug
13% Aug
18%
Jan
33%
33%
33%
100
28%
36%
Jun
15
10O
14% Mar
10
2,900
1
3
Jan
Steel
Revlon
Rexall
Reynolds
(R J)
Richman
Bros
Raisin
River
500
20%
1,600
55%
200
46% Aug
63
Jan
14%
14%
400
14% Mar
18%
43%
42%
14%
44
990
52%
Apr
Jan
14^2
50
42% Aug
13% Mar
34%
34%
200
38%
40%
900
34% Aug
38
Feb
34
34%
700
33% Jan
1,400
31% Jan
St
Louis
St
,3
•
•
37%
37%
34%
15%
1
129%
100
34%
37 %
34%
1
Jun
Feb
16% Aug
Apr
68% July
72% July
46 % Mar
36% July
93% July
17%
Jan
57%
29%
yoo
29%
39% Aug
1%
3,900
U
12%
July
Jan
42 % Mar
14%
Jan
16% Mav
9%
Jun
•
2.50
Feb
13% Aug
11% Mar
400
10
Feb
1%
Jan
151% May
17% Jan
13
Jan
26%
27
100
25 % May
29
20
19%
20%
650
19% Aug
22%
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
47%
_1
21;
1
89 %
•.
"47%
49
200
47% Aug
63
20 %
21
200
19%
23%
10%
-—_.—•
10%
550
10
July
12% Jan
89%
800
79
Mar
99
"88
Dutch
Louis
National
Public Servlee
Schwitzer
Corp
ADr
Sheafier
Class
Class
Shell
Oil
Slgnode
Steel
Sinclair
Oil
Strapping
South
Lathe
Bend
Southern
Co
Pacific
•
(Un)
Shinkle
31%
*
Shoe—*
57
10
53%
Jan
Square
D
Standard
Merritt
Oil
(N
Standard
Oil Co
South
Standard
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mississippi
Thor
Trane
Missouri
Monroe
Portland
Chemical
Monsanto
Chemical
Montgomery Ward
Mount
5Qc
;
Verrt
n
(The)
convertible
Co
Aug
For
class
footnotes-see
page-46.
8% July
9% July
11% May
29%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
300
84%
84%
84%
100
26 Va
27 Va
27 Va
600
57
54%
'
58%
700
54%
55 %
1,400
75% Feb
26% Aug
88
Feb
47% Feb
28
Mar
11% May
92% May
32%
t>7%
65
33
Apr
Jun
July
Jan
29%
30%
250
23%
23%
1,600
20% Jan
25% Julv
40%
41%
400
40% Aug
46%
21%
22%
1,500
20%
26% July
10%
11 Va
300
10% Jun
12%
27%
28%
400
35% July
22%
Feb
Jan
Apr
7,
300
27% Aug
5% Jan
50-
53%
1,700
43% Feb
59% July
45
48 Va
6,400
45
62
60
63 Va
3,200
83%
50
50%
300
48% Feb
15%
6%
48 Va
63. Va
6%
Aug
Feb
6% Aug
Jun
18 V4
July
15%
15%
500
35
16
35
300
32
Feb
41%
15%
16
200
14%
Feb
18
Jan,
Jan
68% July
61'/a
Apr
May
44 Va
Apr
Feb
inn
800
32% Feb
12% Aug
49% May
16 % May
25 Va
26
1,250
24%
29 *■*
Aug
3
600
3
July
4% May
9%
100
&
Company
May
39% Apr
Mar
Products
Electric
Texas
Co
Gulf
Textron
...
(The)—.
-
3.33 %
Producing
Inc
-50c
'
Tool
Power
Edison
•
CO—
Company
—
—
Transamerlca Corp
(Un)
Carbide
Electric
200
13% July
15%
Jan
Union
250
24%
JUn
25% Jan
Union
2,100
10 %
Jun
13%
Jan
Union
July
July
United
Oil
of, California
RR
Co
62% Aug
73
18% Mar
28
United
Feb
81%
Jun
United
Corporation
Aug
19% July
United
Fruit
(Un)
States
45%
45%
47
450
57% Jan
200
45% Aug
30 % Feb
17% Aug
July
21% May
' Aug
United
41%
Aug
26% Jan
34
»uly
25%
100
22%
Feb
30%
Jun
64
25%
63%
64
210
62%
Jan
64
Apr
108% 109
200
101%
Feb
1%
52%
24%
500
26 Va
Jan
29% Mar
52%
55 Va
300
52%
Feb
64
27 Va
28
900
27 Va Aug
62
100
60
24
24%
800
23 Va Aug
26%
7
1
26%
7
200
1,100
6%
Aug
Jan
41% Aug
51% Apr
42
7%
64 Va
Jan
13% Aug
17
Apr
40
Aug
48%
Jan
§7% Mar
73%
Jan
46
60%
59%
60%
65%
12
12
13
400
12
Jan
10
29%
29%
29%
300
29Va
Apr
30
200
13%
13%
40
40 Va
300
63%
65%
2,300
Apr
Aug
44%
1
Jan
46
45%
500
Jun
30% July
Jan
88%
4
Gypsum
States Industries
Jan
123% July
—•
Co
Apr
62
26%
28
(Un)
Aug
1
700
500
10
25
10
(Del)
34
1
30
1
5
Air Lines Inc.
55%
55% July
29%
10
(Un)
Co
Pacific
•
-1 ay
13% Mar
42'A Feb
35%
•
Aircraft Corp
46%
2,500
Feb
13% July
Tun
36 Va
1
Corp
10%
35% July
36%
88
Jun
30
1
24%
26% Aug
200
Century-Fox Film
(Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp
14
29% Aug
100
47%
20th
Union
900
13 Va
46%
1
Jun
400
13 Va
Trav-ler Radio Corp—
Tri Continental Corp (Un)
15
32%
25%
—5
1
2
Co.
14
16%
Jan
200
3%
300
42 Va
2,200
600
16%
31% Aug
35% Aug
13
3%
100
2P%
33%
Aug
6% Apr
950
28 %
Feb
68%
50
1,500
Aug
12%
Jan
62 %
Jan
21
22%
33
41%
62
8Va
67%
1,000
28
5% Aug
68%
47%
59
1,600
3,200
28
26
9% Aug
5%
500
46 %
:
5%
35%
Jan
15% Jan
34%
34%
10
6%
31%
200
6%
34%
900
Jan
6% Aug
79%
-
83 %
500
58%
Feb
31
31%
200
31
Aug
Apr
50
1,000
51
49
2
Jan
U
S
Rubber
Co
5
(Un)
U S Steel Corp
16%
41
Van
Dorn
38
7%
Jun
Webcor
Jan
Western
99 Va July
37% Feb
66
Feb
Iron
*
Works
Co
;
10
.
Union
Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
Wieboldt
Stores
Inc $4.25
pfd_.
2%
20
1,100
1,500
33%
34%
36
36%
41%
41
41%
Jan
3
30%
Feb
40 Va
35%
Jun
40
40 % July
300
Mar
July
i«»n
45% Mar
4%
3%
4%
1,000
3% Aug
5 Va
Jan
5
4
5
4,600
3% Aug
5%
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Woolworth
Electric
Public
'F W>
Power
(Un)
8ervice
Oo
-—
World
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
52%
Feb
6b vi
26%
800
21% Aug
75
Aug
19% Aug
30
200
30
21
500
23
'an
40
40%
400
20% July
40
Aug
45
Jan
35
35
10
31
Mar
35% July
80
80
200
80
Aug
88%
Jan
13%
10
10%
17%
17%
63
60%
63
3,400
1,700
1,000
22
21%
23
700
77%
75
77%
20
20
20
30
21
—10
—1
*
—
Jan
Yates-Amerlcan Machine Co
.
24%'24%
-
10-
--
23% Aug
26
Jan
—
*
70
Jun
11%
—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Jan
20%
10 Va
17%
•
_10
10
Mar
8% Apr
17% Aug
1
2%
12%
8
*
Inc
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
2%
36%
—*
A
300
35%
23%
34%
'
Convertible
5,800
10 Va
Sylvania
5
preferred..
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
26%
10 Va
108% July
1
com—
25%
10 Va
1,700
34% Aug
34% Aug
•
_5
Morjris (Philip) & Co (Un)—
25% Mar
26 Va
20% Aug
28% Jun
32%
500
2
(Un)
300
X31%
30%'
*
& Co
21%
31%
27%
—1
*
10
__—.,
2 0 Va
Swift
800
100
Co
20%
114% Apr
29%
\
94% July
400
200
300
12.50
Aug
25 Va
36
11%
Cement
73
22
33%
17%
—
200
If
21
24
17%
(Un)
73%
Machine Tool
63% July
11%
Co
73
Corp
45% Mar
4
Fuel.
Jun
73%
1
5
1
1
900
57
& Scott (Un)—12.50
Brewing
River
23%
10
Stewart-Warner Corp
Container
Corp
7% Jan
37%
Mining & Mfg
Feb
13,700
24%
32%
10
Jan
19
Un)
United
—
Feo
100
•
Railway Equipment
J»
6% Aug
37%
Utilities
11%
19%
5
1
(Ohio)
100
16%
15
Xll
19-Va
28
Standard
Walgreen
Middle
May
xll
i2%
80a
2
-
Indiana
6%
26%
61%
—,
July
62
54Va
40% Feb
62%
1
16%c
Chapman
61
57% Feb
Jun
July
_•
of
10%
1
Metropolitan Brick Inc
52% Aug
15
1
;
Oil
24%
14
-*
(Un)
400
60
12
24%
9%
4
Co
54%
60
26%
21%
3%
7
25
Marquette Cement Mfg
&
52%
Feb
1
25
(Un)—7.50
3
4
Martin
Merck
31% July
10%
5
47%
—.—*
Medusa Portland Cement
26% Feb
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
23%
5
Co
400
47%
(Un)
Co
37% July
1,200
Jan
''
(The)
1,100
27 Va
Jun
Standard Dredging Corp
Standard Oil of California—
Feb
300
35
32%
—33%c
Power & Light
—*
(Un)—_—8.75
Kimberly-Clark Corp
.5
Kingsford Company
.—
_1.25
Knapp Monarch Co
1
City
Kansas Power & Light
u
650
11%
26%
i
Toledo
1
25 V«
11%
18
8
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common
Texas
Inc
25
11%
58 % May
8
29%
6%
.
25
52% July
24% July
29% Aug
Co^
Works
Co
38% Aug
30%
1
300
800
(Un)
100
38%
■
500
55%
0
1,300
Shoe
t\
July
51%
55%
1
(Un)
32%
International
.
Jan
64 Vi»
Jan
July
30
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil
38^8
92 %
Loew's
10%
7.50
91
91
7.50
"
38
8% Aug
48% Aug
3
;
Co
500
Paper
Libby McNeil & Libby_
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co common
22% Mar
300
29%
i,
84% Aug
International
common—.—.
400
8%
May
23% Aug
59 Va
Feb
1.40
15c
(Un)
B
600
85
common
31%
8%
40
16% Mar
48%
1
Sundstrand
84%
Co
1,300
48%
12
class A
is
31% July
International Nickel Co (Un) —1——*
Co
800
52%
Pen-
(W A)
A
Jun
32%
800
&
33%
22%
30 Va
8%
«
Sears Roebuck & Co
Feb
28%
Leath
33
51%
55%
20g
;
33%
33%
27%
Laclede Gas
Jun
1
Sehenley Industries
Sobering Corp
26
33%
27%
University
48
37% May
8
Studebaker-Packard
♦
Extension
15
July
39% May
21%
5
Stockyards
38%
5
Salle
Apr
64% July
•
42% July
34
La
300
49
24% May
Feb
5
,
& Axle
Petroleum Co
Jan
37-.
& Chemical
47 Va
Aug
18% Jan
43
2% Jun
26%
10
36
Kansas
33%
52%
1
Spring
Southern
108
300
2%
3 %
38
650
12%
Jan
Royal
Jun
100
Jan
Rockwell
Jan
43% Aug
23% Jan
2%
12%
3
Aug
73%
600
13%
—1
Aug
6,500
38
•
Kaiser Alum
40%
5
10
Regis Paper Co
38
Laughlin Steel (Un)
47%
12.50
Stone
Jones &
Jan
22% Jan
41%
Co
57% July
.10
&
13%
19%
Paper
Jan
190
Stephens
40
6
Jan
7% Feb
40
Tobacco cl B (Un)„10
Aug
1,000
Johnson
18% Aug
Jan
12
55
(Un)
Reynolds
46%
26%
Co—:
700
1
38 %
9%
& Tel
1,600
17
55
(Un)
Metals Co„
100
9%
International Tel
7%
19%
Jun
40
Drug
1,200
25
(Un)
Aug
Aug
6%
Inc
50
44%
Chemical
9% Aug
5
>n
1
Indiana
Corp
39
'
Mineral &
900
Jan
«4%
(new)—25
33Vac
(Un)
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
50
126% 130%
International
5%
Feb
18%
Radio
Republic
38%
25%
International Harvester
9%
5
50
44%
Steamship Co
-9%
36
lo
Co
38%
._3
Interlalce
15
*
Oats
St
—-;
Co
July
1,300
47% July
100
Development ——i
Mar
60
8
39% May
45% May
150
Steel
28
5
Coke
Co
of
Co
34% Mar
•
1,000
Inland
25% Aug
42% Feb
(Un)
TOO
36
—
100
Co
35%
2%
RR
Jan
700
*
Service
Oil
35%
500
Products Co_
52% May
50 Va
Corp
Public
35%
15%
Central
Process
Pure
Feb
41 %
Industrial
20%
47% Aug
25%
1
Dodge Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Feb
16%
Huttig Sash &: Door common—
15% Aug
100
48%
38
Phelps
38%
87%
Illinois Brick Co
1,100
25%
Philco
52%
16%
—
&
&
52% Aug
86%
Inc—
77% Jan
50 y8
—6.25
Co
2,900
6,800
2%
.—
16%
50
4,800
43%
Heilman (G) Brewing Co—
17% Jun
-
25%
common
43%
87%
(Un)_
49% May
.5
5
65%
15%
—
Jun
38%
common
42
41%
Oil- Corp—
15%
x47% x47%
Warrants
63%
.
•
Illinois
Jan
1%
Jan
18
19% July
38
Electric
Gas
53%
;
1
Indiana Steel
Apr
15 %
3,900
15% Aug
65% Jun
Jan
53
Greif
Hein Werner Corp
51%
1,400
81%
41%
Mar
38%
Corp-
Glass
Pacific
43%
5
A
700
16
17% Aug
S9% Jan
7.50
Gas
57%
Dredge & Dock
class
67
10
„1
Chemical
Owens-Illinois
65
1
Howards Industries
Aug
54%
•
Cooperage
66
4,200
.36% July
38% Jan
July
10
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical-.
Gulf
205 %
33 %
12.50
Co
900
200
17%;
Feb
21% Aug
31% Aug
•
Natural
Olin-Mathieson
2%
57%
10
Stores
Bros
Jan
84%
1%
15%
12
10
;
Greyhound Corp
Griesedieck Co
May
5%
100
79'
600
15%
(Un)
10
Corp
Steel Co
Lakes
Great
Jun
19
15%
81 To
1
&
Feb
68
13%
15%
42%
15%
Co
Co
§
Co
H>
Granite City
178
-Jan
200
10
41%
17%,
17%
40%
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Ohio
1
<Unl
Tire
Gossard'
Feb
4% May
28
200
34
17%
17%
Bancorporatlon
5
Gillette (The) Co
Goodyear
17%
32% May
41% Aug
16
166%
Corp
Products
May
56% Aug
53%
541/4
—1
Utilities
Public
21
98% 100%
Transportation—2.50
Motors
33%
17%
Jan
12% Jan
Apr
10:
1
Corp_
Co
33 To
1,900
39%
.■J
Quaker
2
Electric Co
Glidden
400
5
Dynamics Corp
Gerbcr
186% 186%
10
General
General
100
5
Genera*
General
200
4%
Inc
American
General
800
18%
4%
10
Fruehauf- Trailer
General
56%
18
Auto
Four-Wheel. Drive
General Box
56%
56%
1
(Un>
1
Co._
Jan
1,600
5
Elgin National Watch
Ford
Feb
377/a
40
22%
1
com
Inc
Co
27%
500
40
1
(Allen
Inc
200
21
5
Ltd. USA
Mont
2,600.
35%:
I
Peabody Coal Co
800
29%
28
25%:
Jun
138
Co—
Jan
6%
5
Dow Chemical Co
Drewrys
29%
700
28%
(Un)—
Jun
11%
20
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Du
29%
32% July
8% July
34%
July
May
44% July
100% Feb
50
500
28%
23%
(Un)
Pfizer KCharles)
Deere
500
9
■
Ry
Power
10% Aug
Apr
33
25%
•
15%
100
28
—I#
Co
49%
3,100
7%
23% Aug
35%
34%
(Un)
Pan Amer World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures (Un)
Patterson-Sargent Co
:
Apr
400
100
114%
82% July
24%
5
Crucible
9% Jun
Jan
40%
Container Corp of America
Continental-Motors Corp
Crane
Jan
64%
Pacific
50
1
Corp..
High
6% July
30% Feb
51,000
—10
(Un)„.
Corp
Gas
States
(Minnesota)
Apr
63%
•
Corp
Power
Consumers-
6%
800
7%
78
RR
Aviation
Illinois
39'A
8%
Car
Illinois
24%-
33
American
Northern
140
40%
25
common
Consolidated Cement Corp
Cons
24%
64 Ms
5
Columbia Gas.System (Un)
Central
200
109
Co
Mfg
American
Northern
Feb
Feb
15
Ilium
York
40
24
24%
Range 11
LOW
10%
39%
(Un).
"
High
10
(Un)
Ss
North
12%
9% Aug
Shares
38%
North
:
Northern
133%
Co
Tile
Apr
1
Coleman Co Inc
New
62
Oak
10
Electric
Cleveland
7%
75
78
8.50
Co
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
Lead
National
37% Jan
32 % Aug
1,300
138
"
Chrysler Corp
National
Northern
100
10%
Cylinder Gas
National Standard
31
v
*
com
Jan
42% May
31% May
24%
Inc
National Distillers & Chem
National Gypsum Co
Jan
17%
Industries
National
Jan
5
63%
17%
*
„
Napco
Jun
52
25
Pac
&
42%
far Week
Low
Apr
36%
Feb
5
Chicago & Northwestern
5% series A preferred
Cities
30%
1A
Bales
Range
Last
High
% Aug
lo
West
Paul
St
%
31%
Corp
America
convertible
Milw
Loio
Public Service
Corp of
South
Champljn Oil & Refin Co common
$3
3%
lo
Week's
•f Prices
Friday
STOCKS
3% Aug
42%. Aug.
14
Aug
34% Jan
Central-&
Centra*1 Illinois
Chic
31%
: 3 Va
3%
—
common
30
Range Since Jan. 1
High
%
25
Canadian Prospect Ltd---—1__ i_16%c
Carrier'
Low
10c
(Un)
AUGUST
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
97%
11%
300
11
95%
97%
200
95 Ya Aug
11% July
81
23%
Jan
July
Feb
Mar
Jan
33% May
121
Jan
J«n
Jan
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
Monday, September 2, 1957
. . .
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
AUGUST 30
ENDED
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale I'rice
"
Admiral
L.
Corp
9%
305
1.50
1.60
10,730
62c
Feb
2.20 July
53 s a
53%
448
47 Va
Feb
641-a July
3
3
1,000
25a
Feb
3% May
8%
9
925
5%
Feb
9Va
(Un)
*
Alaska Juneau | Gold Mining CoJ
2
Alleghany Corp
(Un)
.
1
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp (Un)—18
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
——10
Aluminium Ltd.
—
*
Anferada Petroleum (Un)
_*
American Airlines Inc com (Un)
1
American. Bosch Arma Corn (Un)
2
American Bdcst-Para Theatres (Un)
1
American Can Co (Un)
12.50
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
—
American Electronics Inc
1
Air
Reduction Co
American
'American
American
American
American
Corp
(Un)
Mfg Corp
Oil Co
Corp
42 %
600
41%
1,065
17V4
18
936
6%
Company
(Un)—
Bros
Aug
Feb
77%
53 Va Aug
72%
Jan
812
70
220
31
25
25 Va
328
53 Va
53%
258
51% Aug
65
Jan
Honolulu
14
14
300
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
Howe
17%
339
16%
Feb
Fruit
DiGiorgio
23%
1,709
47
Class
45%
47
525
27% Aug
Feb
20
22% Aug
26%
44%
56% May
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
9%
1,752
8% Aug
4%
1,205
4% Aug
6
6%
1.890
6
7% July
12%
12%
470
2%
300
Douglas
Dow
632
4%
7,290
7%
7%
13%
200
44
20
35 %
35%
683
51%
51%
44
MM—*
Feb
58'% July
6Vs
3% Aug
7 Va July
2,500
13
44
—.—
El
50% July
Lear,
13 %
Lehman
1%
1%
300
45 Va
5.199
411,2 Feb
13%
3,260
11
7c
4
7c
13c
41%
1,298
6%
6%
6%
7,518
Erie
Jan
60%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jun
3 Va
38
45%
Aug
689
23
1,712
440
H
10%
11%
230
10% Aug
39%
39%
421
34V4
24%
24%
100
23%
;
^
24%
Eureka' Corp
Exeter
Oil
Co
Jan
Salt
Oils
Fibretaoard
LoewVInc
Lorillard
Feb
50% July
M J M & M Oil Co
Jun
25
233
26% Aug
35% Jan
20
212
19% Jan
25
Jan
38
Feb
43'/a May
Matson
1,000
13Va
Jan
16 Vo May
Feb
10%
\
6i>j
140
7%
7V4
31
31%
245
30%
42
a 45%
194
45
17%
17%
125
Aug
14% Mai*
83%
14%
83%
305
83 %
——
a
—
14%
36% May
Feb
63%
,
,
Aug
14 Va
775
Va
100
Jan
18
Jan
98% May
17%
Jan
11%
Jan
24 Va
24%
338
Aug
8% Aug
24Va Aug
60%
61%
190
59%
Feb
68%
Jan
33
33
356
33
Aug
37%
Jail
8
8 Va
—
-
33
75%
77%
2,532
63 %
63 %
336
4 Va
4%
700
4%
Jan
65
59% Feb
4%
31
May
July
82
70%
Jun
4%
Feb
Jan
160
a28% a29%
202
2914 Aug
35%
Jun
28% Aug
35
Apr
28%
28%
n29%
3.25
Feb
22 Va
May
23% May
a55% a56 Va
261
56
Aug
70
8%
135
58c
67c
19,200
66%
66%
150
16c
16c
1.000
34
1,715
1
41% Mar
Feb
45c
42%
306
11% Aug
41% Jun
42
43 %
380
33% Feb
51% July
43%
43%
441
42%
47% May
11
11%
176
11
7%
8
410
56 Va
56 Va
105
a
30 %
105
28%
27 Va
295
5%
2,345
4% July
47
49
1,450
27%
27%
8%
28%
710
3%
3%
39
47
Feb
1,725
1,845
36
National
Mohawk
Nor don Corp Ltd
Oil Co
Norris
North
North
Northern
37%
Jun
5%
Pacific
47% Aug
Sugar Co Ltd
Petroleum
Cahu
352
Jun
22
Apr
Olin
225
46
May
52
490
64 Va
Aug
91
Jan
Pacific
500
4%
Feb
6% Jun
Pacific
57'I
783
450
185% 189:!4
Jan
56
Aug
178 % Mar
34
342
33% Aug
218
82% Mar
4,094
2934
106
14 3 4
250
5%
38%
j„n
32% May
68
Jun
201
July
-
Oceanic Oil Co
Oil
Ohio
351
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General Electric Co
(Un)
General
Exploration Co of
General
Foods Corp
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footnote?
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Apr
40% July
5 Vr
32%
Feb
Jan
40% July
32V2 Jun
4.50'y
27Vb
12%
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5% Aug
803
35Vb Aug
16% Aug
735
1.40
5.600
lV
41%
see
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46.
56
July
45 34
1,553
29 34
37
1,142
32% Aug
57 Va
16%
16%
530
16% Aug
22
Jan
20%
21
755
16%
Jan
22
Aug
82C
May
May
49c
55c
7,000
30%
30%
215
28 %
Feb
31%
36%
165
36
Feb
43%
29
905
28
Jun
36%
Jan
Jan
28
32%
842
26% Aug
26 Va
220
26% Aug
6%
131
3%
3%
1,100
37%
37%
625
14%
14 5 «
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37,2
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6Va
Jan
3% Aug
50%
369
7%
7%
2,853
25%
195
8%
8%
492
50% Aug
4.36'f
Pacific
13%
Feb
18%
114
17% Aug
21%
Jan
31
37%
Jun
13C
Jan
140
4c
6,000
Jan
4c
26%
26%
100
Aug
26% Mar
30%
30 %
216
27% Feb
26
26
23
13
13
94
—
--
26
Jan
6
& Aug
25% Aug
7% Jun
Jan
Apr
Pacific Oil & Gas
14
Jan
41
July
Jun
39%
36%
646
36%
545
35%
a
25
536
23% Aug
39%
39%
39 s,a
200
35%
45 Va July
13%
103
43%
365
4338 July
50
9
Aug
8
Jan
15% Aug
17
Jan
13%
a
43 7 a
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a—
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8%
1,500
6
2,265
6
15%
6
16
8 Va
7% May
6
—
16
981
29
71c
2.35
25%
1
5,900
1
646
28
29 %
1,151
72 c
10,600
2.25
2.35
21400
2.25 Aug
3Va
23%
25%
2,463
21% Aug
39%
Jan
22
Jan
70c
432
140
20%
80
40
42
791
22
23 Va
17%
17%
2.10
3
5
Aug
Aug
28% Aug
Feb
15c
Mar
19
22 Va
Aug
20V4 Aug
Pan American World
Parke,
850
16
Feb
59i'2 May
18 % May
60
65
3.023
38
Feb
71% July
15%
15%
1,991
151/4 Aug
52% Aug
53V4 Aug
64
24
Mav
35%
36 VB
363
34% Aug
52%
37
37 Vb
656
37
45 Va
18%
19
1.302
57%
54 3
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3.470
5
64%
64%
65 Va
2.171
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5%
5%
5%
•
47%
•
1.210
476
Aug
18% Aug
52% Aug
52% Feb
5
41%
Jun
Jan
24
68%
Jan
Jun
Apr
72% July
7%
Jan
48% July
& Co
Phelps Dodge
Philco
Corp
Corp
(Un)
28 Va
Feb
17%
500
17
Mar
19 Va
Jan
2.20
20,912
2.70
Jan
2%
3
2,400
3%
Feb
38%
660
46 %
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd
Procter
Pullman
Pure
Oil
&
Gamble
Inc
Co
100
48 3 a
50 %
1,209
13%
13%
1,822
23
22%
Jun
1.60
2Va Mar
(Un)
Co
(Un)
—
Feb
13% Aug
Apr
61% July
18%
Jan
23
720
20
Jan
26% Aug
38%
39%
370
33%
Jan
43%
46%
46%
3,156
46 V4 Aug
29 %
1,272
28 Va
796
-
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25% Aug
51
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Jan
26%
24%
147
23 V2
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27
23 Va
23%
880
22% Aug
27
23 %
34 Va
—
23%
102
23 Va
20 7 a
20%
273
20% Jun
20
20 V*
360
20
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6
6%
1,120
6
Aug
34
Aug
Aug
34
34%
3,238
84 5 a
84%
10
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82 %
82%
10
80% July
1.10
1.10
900
55c'
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28:%
30 Va
1,883
17 Va
Feb
—
30%
119%
3 Va
58%
80%
•
50
33VaC
119 Va 121%
1.722
119 Va Aug
3 Va
II,281
3% Aug
13%
100
14
1,197
58
59%
120
42%
Feb
80 3 4
640
78
Aug
3%
80 %
13% Aug
18-% Aug
5
10
5
149
20 Va
Feb
84c
800
70c
July
47
365
47
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14%
347
14% Feb
40%
14%
1,059
75c
47
84c
19
al9% a20%
19
10c
41 Va
233
40% July
18%
Aug
5% May
6%
•
62
200
43%
1,515
42 %
Aug
23 %
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42%
20
*
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Jan
29%
24%
"
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32%
25%
—
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20
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6
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26%
25
25
25
p
1
Feb
36 %
29%
__
3
(Un)
(Un)
6
12.50
Philip Morris & Co (Un%
Philippine Long Dist Tel (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
21% May
Aug
13 Va
Airways (Un)—1
*
(Un)
23 % May
49Va Ma.V
22
--
(U11)—
Petrocarbon Chemical Inc
Jan
I,019
50 V*
1
Pepsi-Coia Co (Un)_
July
Apr
6
•
Penney (J C) Co (Un
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Jan
July
Davis
97c
39%
38
8% July
Jan
July
36 Va
31% Mar
2.00
1
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Jan
Apr
28%
20%
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1
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—
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28%
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28
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10
500
13% July
24 Va
20%
—
31%
2,599
Jan
28
19%
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
May
16
July
28
Feb
34%
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12
54 Va
26% Aug
42% May
Aug
36%
25
1st pfd
red
$4.75
2.05 Mar
54%
Jun
13
30 V,
22%
Pacific Lighting Ccrp com
Jan
16
47%'
1st
20%
61
July
42
442
34%
36%
Jan
6 Va Mar
Feb
4f
—
Feb
7%
29 V4
34-%
26,6
Jun
33
6%
Jun
47 %
—
25
—25
25
——25
Pacific Tel & Tel common
50%
Jan
36%
5
common
red 1st pfd—
red 1st pfd class
preferred
$4.50 preferred
Aug
1.25 Aug
5%
15% Aug
6% Jun
53%
—
Jan
Jan
26%
3
Jan
67
42
5
Corp
1st pfd
——
preferred
5%%
28 Va
145
2%
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33%
8
10
1st preferred
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200
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1.25
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52 %
•
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2-iV Aug
62%
29%
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&
Pacific Gas & Electric
112% July
44 % July
54 Va
-
Jan
434
—20
(Un)
Chemical Corp
Finance
Pacific
Jan
-1
——
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1,100
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389
30
a
50
Co
Clay Products
30
52 %
19
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525
2%
62%
20c
1
—
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220
l.r
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10%
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62>;b
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66%
6014
36 Va
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—20
(Un)
Olaa Sugar Co Ltd
18
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,
46 Va
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Aircraft Inc
Northrop
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25%
Controls
32 Va July
Feb
Jan
'
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Feb
40
10%
30 %
36,2
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18 Va
31 Va
—
21
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1
—
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;
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123
41 Va
25
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preferred
preferred
22
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—
—
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28%
40
—
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Feb
301
-1
330
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28
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16
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28
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5%
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Niagara
720
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1.30
336
--
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New Idria Mining & Chemical Co—50
N Y Central RR (Un)
•
18%
29%
1
17% May
121%
1,635
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New
58i2 July
Aug
131/2
99%
—
46% Mav
12% Aug
40 Va
39 %
-8
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1
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29%
32%
35%
32% Aug
a94% a97%
1
1
5
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725
33%
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4,210
•
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National Gypsum Co
632
50
5
20
34%
12%
Aug
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4
57%
12%
May
18>4
188%
54
32%
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Aug
40
29 %
66%
52% July
63% July
42 Va
46 % Mar
Jan
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1812
80c
191
625
Feb
Apr
34% Mai5% Jan
27% Aug,
3% Jun
39
,
31%
Aug
3%
36
Jun
681,4 Jun
27 Va Aug
5%
Jan
14% Jan
Feb
55V4 Mar
30%
5 Va
Jan
451/2
Feb
27%
30 %
17%
Aug
6%
Jan
Aug
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5
1
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41%
—
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56c
69c
1
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a
Feb
35
Jan
43%
29%
30c
11
Jan
a 42%
838
Jan
124
17%
100
31 Va
108% July
37% July'
125
19%
11%
Aug
38%
14% Aug
30
Jun
11%
114
91
12%
16% Aug
11%
97% July
38 %
270
Jan
Jan
117
527
31%
•
(Un)
38 Va
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12%
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25c
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38-%
25
14%
238
33%
May
12%
16%
1.000
22c
Apr
10
Nat'l Distillers & Chem Corp (Un)—5
28%
35c
33%
Jan
74% Aug
667a Aug
12c
Jan
82c
Apr
38c
Jan
18%
8% Aug
91
(Un)__
Co
National Biscuit
14%
39%
a
—1
16%
35C
—
3-i.o
—5
Ward & Co.
28 Va
39%
67c
25
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14%
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2
150
,
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Monsanto Chemical
Montgomery
Jan
Jan
25c
16%c
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)___12.50
Middle South Utilities Inc
—10
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines—:*.—£> .16
Minnesota Power & Light (Uh)—^—
Mission Develop Co
(Uft).———-*_5
Monolith Portland Cement com(Un)_*
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10
16%
5
Garrett Corporation
General A|ivr Oil of Texas
1.10 Mar
Jan
32%
Aug
27
——5
Co
25% July
Aug
Feb
(Un)„__
Navigation Co
National
-2
Trailer
Feb
70c
235
Feb
McBryds Sugar Co (Un)
Merchants Petroleum Co
Merck & Co Inc (Un)
Merrill
Petroleums Ltd
Jun
—5
Fruehauf
17%
3,200
2.25
Co
1.045
17%
50c
1
Co
22%
1,525
70c
—:10c
(Un)
15
.10
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19% Aug
21%
--
39%
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-1
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19%
70c
12%
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(The)
Jan
13 Va
Macy '&
Martin
13% Feb
45% July
100
Co (R H) common
Magnavox Co (Un)
Marchant Calculators
May
Jan
600
(Un)
(P)
24%
Aug
35%
300
Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
22% May
10
19%
--7
25% Jun
15
7%
Prod
39 V2
288
20
—
21% May
141,4 Jan
27%
7%
Ltd—.
Paper
3,334
May
58 % May
2.35
(Un)__
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Litton Industries Inc.-
39
__
Fargo
264
10%
—
—10
15
A
23%
150
37% Feb
20%
Co
39%
1.25
Ltd class
337
9,272
3Va July
47% July
16% Apr
Jan
20%
-—10
Feb
17%
20
5
•
Ltd
127
45%
39%
-5
19% Feb
27%
(Un)-
Feb
Jy u
(Un)—-1
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liberal Petroleums Ltd—
17%
8
Radip & Phono (Un)—
Capwell Co
Railroad Co
108%
nQV>
•
10
Leslie
Jun
38%
11%
Emporium
Jan
23%
10c
1
Jan
17%
—
Emerson
14%
42
50°
—-j-
4%
20%
——1
(Un)
512
20
(U11)
18%
23
Bond <fc Share Co (Un)
Electrical Products Corp
Feb
15%
1%
2.25
—
Corp
Feb
17%
Kodak Co (Un)-————10
Gas Cq
3
B
3
Class
41
19%
Corp
Apr
06% Aug
39
Paso Natural
Electric Auto-Lite Co
41V2
660
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7c
973
40-%
Electric
600
10
10
-1
2.90
7,955
38
Inc
Aug
200
Jan
Jan
43
45
2%
42%
44%
————————
14% Aug
2,100
4 V,
al4% al4%
1%
Feb
Mar
1% Aug
127
Corp com—33 %o
*
Kennecott Copper (Un)
—*
Kern County Land Co
2'/a
65% Mar
Feb
74
15V4
Kaiser Alum & Chem
July
11%
5
(Un)
200
42%
Kaiser Industries
6'/o
Eastman
120
1%
43
10°
Jones &
47
43%
—
——— ——
(Un)
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Aug
1%
4 Va
Jan
9
16c
38c
86%
1%
Jun
jr
Oil
Johns-Manville
44
13%
5
5
Eastern Air Lines
22,795
36% Aug
38c
Aug
93
July
2% Apr
56% Jan
'UL
Corp--Co (Un)
Maryland Mines Corp
Feb
45 Va
(Un)
Co
&
34% Aug
40 u
Cement Co—
35V4 Aug
265
— — — ——
Oil
Sound
Jade
Apr
14% July
12% Mar
41
51V4 Aug
IV4 Mar
•
Co
deNemours
363
3% Aug
41 Va
51 Va
3%
.
Jan
2% Mar
7%
*
1
Chemical
duPont
35
34%
Mar
3%
2%
Imperial Development Co Ltd
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International Harvester
——Internatl Nickel Co of Canada (U11)--*
International Paper Co (Un)
——7,2
International Tel & Tel (Un)—
Jan
14%
Feb
12%
50%
—
—
Aircraft Co
Oil Co of Calif
Douglas
21 Va Aug
46
\
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8%
4 Va
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
Aug
36c
j
Idaho
6%
Jan
B
Class
2%
—
18
—^
Oil Co Ltd class A
Home
12%
"A"
-
Jan
1,712
38 % Aug
126
84%
50c
Holly Oil
Jan
4%
9
——
50c
10
Corp
B
2.60
1%
2
Development Co
Co (Un)-
Holly
July
43
6%
"
Apr
1,137
4,482
19% May
23%
17%
22%
1
5
10
(Un)
26 Va
32
35
T1/10
Occidental
Deere & Company
29%
May
May
04-% July
39 % May
a37% a37%
2.85
2.95
19%
18
19%
-1
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Hoffman Electronics (Un)——
1,171
com_2
Decca Records Inc
80%
Jan
Hilton
54%
10
(Un).
Jun
Mar
34%
25
com
1,626
5
45
60%
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Hercules Powder Co_—*
63%
179%
50%
70%
Crestmont Oil Co__
1
Crown Zellerbach Corp common5
Crucible Steel Co of America (Un)_12%
Corp
Jan
Feb
170% Jan
53%
•
Columbia Broadcast System cl A—2.50
Class B
2.50
Columbia Gas System (Un)
*
Commercial Solvents
(Un)
1
Commonwealth Edison common
25
Consol Chollar Gould & Savage Min—1
Consolidated Coppermines
5
Consolidated Edison of N Y (Un)
•
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
—50c
Curtiss-Wright
18%
13% Aug
339
Feb
38% Aug
212
-f
class A
preferred
—
Pineapple
$1.25
33 Va
1
American Oil Co
.
996
4%
1,478
40
Hawaiian
70%
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Cuban
'
May
56
53%
Corp
(Un)
Feb
52
■
(J I) & Co. (Un)
12.50
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
10
Celanese Corp of America-—
Certain-teed Products Corp -—M'M
1
Champlin Oil <ife Refilling (Un)———1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)
*
Chrysler Corp
25
Cities Service Co (Un)
10
Co
8V2 Mar
Feb
47%
54%
Case
Crane
5
130
13%,
850
39
21.1/b July
34%
Cement Co
B
Ink Co—
-5.50
California Packing Corp
5
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un)— 1%
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
2c
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)
-25
Carrier Corp (Un)
10
(Un)
Continental Copper & Steel Ind
Continental Motors
(Un)
Continental Oil Co (Un)
Corn Products Refining
(Un).—
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil Corp (Un)
48% July
Feb
165
P.
173 %:174%
173%
California
Continental Can Co
40 Va Aug
52
52
Calaveras
Clary
24% May
45% July
Feb
40 Va
11
13%
—
—
5
10
5
1
--5
15
.
26 Va May
Hancock Oil Co
1
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
Butler
42 Va
Jan
24
Aug
17 Va Aug
510
6%
common
Bros
18
n46% n48%
(Un)—13
le
—100
-1
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)—
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Bucld
17Va
40 Va
3
(Un)
Chica Oil Corp
Bolsa
20% Aug
—
1
—5
4% %
preferred
50
Beckman Instrument Inc
1
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)
5
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
——Pi
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
8
Bishop Oil Co
-2
Black Mammoth Cons Min5c
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)—
1
Blue Diamond Corp
2
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
5
Barker
17
100
—.
-
Baldwln-Limn-Hamllton Corp
Baldwin Securities (Un)
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Bftndini Petroleum Co
Bankline
773
18
-1
10
10
1
& Refining (Un)
Santa Fe (Un) com
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
Atlas Corp (Un)
Oil
Warrants
180
17 %
17
5
Atch Top &
Feb
109
114% 118%
17%
4%
38 %
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber com
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Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
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12.50
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1
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5314 July
1411/4 Jun
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118%
Jan
32
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36 Va May
853
Apr
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80%
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Co
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Aug
1,039
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38 Va Aug
373
32%
Aug
32
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32
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Gillette Company
Aug
9
84
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—
—
25
50
—5
10
(Un)
Anaconda (The) Co (Un)_
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
Armour & Co (111) (Un)
Avco
9
5
Potash & Chemical
*
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5
Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
Tel & Tel Co
_
100
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25
American Viscose
Ashland
'
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Motors
American
9Vo Aug
Jan
1.60
1
10c
—
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General Telephone (Un)
General Tire & Rubber
53-%
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4,990
17
4%
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High
Low
High
47% July
19
July
43%
16
General Paint Corp common-—-----
1
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
Par
Loio
42
43%
1%
General Motors Corp com
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
High
Far
Sales
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
23 Va
111
19%
Jan
a49 a50%
192
45%
Jun
61%
62
280
60
Jun
39 %
39%
490
38% Mar
Jan
27% Jan
2334
Feb
23%
Jan
Apr
9
Apr
94% Mar
94% Mar
39
1.40
39
131%
July
July
Jun
3% Aug
18%
Jan
61 Va
Jul.V
Mar
22% Jan
23% May
1.30 May
85 %
63
Jan
186
Volume
Number 5669
.
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.
The
Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(977)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
;!
Friday
STOCKS
>
Last
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(Un)
21% -22Va
1,300
5%
Jan
1,394
48%
2,860
16%
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540
22'/a Mar
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337
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Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway
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Stone
Inc
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2,797
39
462
28%
21%
28%
20%
7
Jan
100
26
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59% July
3,485
20
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8,812
43
Mar
976
7
62%
60
62%
10
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45% Aug
53% Feb
61%
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5
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26
Feb
130
43% Aug
57a Aug
45
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Feb
21
Jan
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40%
825
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20 %
250
19
Aug
68
382
54%
Feb
76
24%
24%
3,352
13%
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21
303
36%
35
36%
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Feb
5
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335
26
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166
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Feb
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Feb
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Apr
31%
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18
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24
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4278
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6% Jan
Jan
Jan
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475a
42
Feb
5
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414
Aug
31% Aug
40% Feb
16%
66 Vo
63%
66%
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57% Mar
1
39
38%
39
230
1
25
381/4 Aug
727a Jan
48% Jan
24
25
705
17%
25% July
10
common
Vanadium. Corp of America (Un)
Victor Equipment Co
(Raphael)
—
—♦
Petroleums com
(Un)
1
Preferred (Un).
1
West CoasJ Life Insurance
(U11)
5
Western Air Lines Inc—;
1
Western Dept Stores
—-25o
Western Union Telegraph (Un)
2.50
10
12.50
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12%
1.20
—
12%
100
1.00
1.20
2,495
11 %
—
Westates
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Wesliughouse Elec Corp (Un)
Aug,
59% Mar
Feb .;
18% Apr
47% July
23% Feb
28% July
187a
251/4
1
10
18%
25%
265
12%
14%
13
150
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28
36%
200
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15
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24% Aug
10% Jun
30
30
14% Aug
26% Aug
29% Feb
312
681
Feb
277/a Apr
Feb
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47%
Jan
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58%
625
5674
Jan
41%
70% July
42%
1,140
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Jun
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8,304
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5,128
36
6%
1,165
Jan
14'a
15
Mar
18%
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21%
1,880
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Jun
22%
157a
35
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Jan
17
1,963
28
Jun
25%
3074
25%
32Va
10
24%
Jun
28%
Feb
31%
31%
491
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577a
1,727
Apr
54% May
34 Va
55%
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250
15V? Jun
293 '
24
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213
72% Feb
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Apr
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82
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37% May
25
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Jan
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38%'Mar
46 Va
Jun
l'27i Aug
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Mar
May
1.55 Aug
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Aug
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Jun
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2174 May
11% Jan
17% Apr
177a
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1,415
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14% May
20
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$3,000
83
83
70
71
72 Va Aug
500
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2,200
83
July
80% Aug
8.9%
70
75
Aug
Jan
Aug
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Jan
26
Aug
32% May
52%
Feb
68% July
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Sale Pries
v.: j '
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Alleghany Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
Blajv-Knox
1
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Joy
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of
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34%
Natco
Apr
25 Va
Aug
29%
Jan
75
33%
Aug
43%
Jan
16%
1674
115
6%
6%
570
34
34%
442
27%
15
28
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57%
■
1——
convertible
5
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Jan
May
57Va Aug
1 Va Jun
Toy Mining
United
Engineering & Foundry Co.
3
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.30
73
3,300
630
72 Va
75
32%
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70c
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274
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31% Aug
55
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237
Apr
18 Va Mar
Aug
2 Va Aug
36
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10
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10
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Jan
143
1474
■
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25
Rockwell Spring & Axle.—,—
34
18
'
common— -2.50
preferred
5%
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,
1674 Aug
35 Va
35 Va
'
— —
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
San
6474
51
6%
'
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46% Aug
16%
34Va
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%
25 %
33%
.
-8.50
Refractories
Manufacturing
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46
2574
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46'%
•
*
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Shares
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.
10
Columbia Gas System
for Week
of Prices
'
'
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Co
Sales
Range
Friday
"
$2.50
45'%
—
23%
—
—1975
Income subord debs
Jun
27
—
10
(Un)
Feb
Jan
10
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Corp (Un)
United
Fruit Co
United Gas Corn
(Un)
V
371,4 Apr
34% Mar
88% July
80
Apr
25
12.50
Inc
■z 118
15%
25%
STOCKS
110'/a 110%
26% 26%
10
(U11)
152
82
53
10
20% May
30% Jun
Inc
(Un)
33% Aug
301,4 Aug
2,116
30%
51% May
38% Mar
.
May
2,180
Apr
Vt Feb
Jan
30
Baltimore
41% May
3,084
~ 34%
vr
41
BONDS
Jan
32%
13
.
7,433
.
Jan
13%
32%
247a Aug
12% Aug
33
127a
32%
82
—
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1,479
Corp
Co
Woodward &
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/
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4374
25%
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*
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Jun
%
25%
/
1
2674 Mar
68 %
V
Jan
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common
Jersey
Jun
64 Va
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54%
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44% May
36
19
34%
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1
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Service
Jan
35%
'
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Chemicals
South
Jan
237a
100
310
32
31%
'
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
May
32Va
395
16
Co
Scott Paper Co
29% May
357a Aug
247a
584
44%
:
53
Corn
Reading Co
43%
33%
30%
410
663
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41%
Public Service Electric & Gas com
$1.40 divid preference common-
187a May
Mar
11%
34%
Jan
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21 Va May
37% Jan
*
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Potomac Electric Power
68% July
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17
17
1674 Mar
43 %
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Jan
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293
16'.4
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786
Apr
54
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2
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32% May
15
18%
370
5
;
(The)
30% July
12 Va
170%
635
1,157
.1.66%
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Jan
457a
.10
Jan
57% Aug
180 Va Man
25% Aug
2674 Jan
3,144
76%
/
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11%
11%
;„10
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257a July
46%
47
5
Martin
July
40% Aug
38% Aug
22%
2
Union Pacific Ry Co
Co
41%
67% July
45% Mar
29%
337a
74.7a
„
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10
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
30% Mar
Mar
54%
•
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&
40%
38'%
4
10
Corp
Union Sugar
United Air
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41%
625
50c
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Corp
924
5%.
50
(Un)
common
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23%
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337a
1
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LOW
406
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17%
17%
25
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7.50
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
S
26 %
26% July
23%
25
Products
U
2074 July
746
23%
1
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261
21%
a
Homasote Co
Jun
457a
Corp
S
51 Va
27%
Jan
Range Since Jen. 1
High
12%
8%
'r;
>1.80
Hecht
64% July
Aug
47
(Un)
common
U
Feb
45
54
(Un)
Carbide
48
5
Transanxerica
Union
995
1,913
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Tidewater Oil
TreeSweet
Feb
55%
27%
Jan
Sales
Shares
28%
1
Motors Corp
Brothers
Gimbel
Jun
46%
27%
1
Texas Co
Tri-Continental
54%
91%
22%
Corp
World
484
General
647a May
67 Va May
45
•
Sylvania Electric Products
Trans
59
Foremost
57a Aug
Feb
Feb
25
(Un)
(Un)
Inc
Feb
77
42%
6%
(Un)
Co
4
440
common
Storage Battery
4
Fidelity & Deposit Co___:——_
Motor
26
13
Co
Light
174%
•
Electric
Ford
57a July
55 7a Jan
54%
■
1
Studcbaker Packard
(U11)
Gulf Sulphur
Jun
50c
common
Corp
350
4,819
21 y0
—
10
Sunray Mid-Continent
5'%
83%
53%
57%
•
_
Sterling Drug Inc
Webster
5
150
43
2
Service
40%
83%
__
•
Stauffer Chemical Co
Textron
Jan
55%
(Un)
Oil Co of California
Oil Co (Ind)
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
Standard Oil (Ohio)
(Un)
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Texas
29
5%
25
Duquesne
96% July
62% Jun
2% Aug
40=74 Aug
Soup
Delaware Power
Jan
25%
100
25
1
Co
Standard
Oil
17%
1,529
3%
51%
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TXL
16% Aug
26%
3%
15
common
:
Sperry-Rand Corp
Co
25%
59
Petroleum
(Un)
Mold
May
25
Southern
Super
Swift
Feb
55 %
1,075
15
Southern Cal Gus Co pfd
&
48%
109
16%
40%
Jan
20c
45
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for Week
53% 57%
172% 174%
25% 27
6.50
-
;
Range
57%
100
—
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Jun
383
56'%
26
2
preferred
23'a
74%
16%
__
65%
.
♦~40% Aug
54% Mar
116
r
of Prices
Low
I
Tel
—
Campbell
Jan
70%
7.50
Oil & Gas
1%
5(3
2.50
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Southern Calif Edison Co
Jan
1% Aug
18'% Aug
Co
£5
Baltimore Transit Co
Budd Company
Feb
21
Stores
Tel
Corporation
City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
23%
380
957
56
High
52% Aug
16c
Aug
12,000
4014 //
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Arundel
July
74%
*
(Un)
48
17% Aug
17% Aug
Friday
■
Atlantic
447a Mar
16%
1
(Un)
30% Aug
'
172
16c
40%
55%
—
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American
American
May
May
60',4 Jun
42% May
Feb
82
100
19%
«■
1
3
Corp
134
18%
15c
,
com
(Un)
Steel
1%
100
■«_
79% Aug
28% Jan
61% Feb
287a Aug
847
19
407*
STOCKS
31% July
30% Aug
3,080
1.40
(Un)_
39%
1,171
73%
1
Scott
34:14
28%
__
Corp
38
721/4
20
Paper Co
Seaboard Finance Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
33
34% Mar
40
978 v
28%
10
preferred
(Un)
2272 Aug
26 % Feb
257a Feb
73
5
San DiegO Gas & Elec com
Schenley Industries
Jan
28% V
5
10
(Un)
Petroleums
99c
Feb
300
54%
(Un)
Regis
Aug
38
51%
33%
Safeway Stores Inc__
Joseph Lead
81c
158
38
Mar
637a
341
10
—__r_10
54%*
16c
u
Low
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
May
a
58
602
23
54%
641
400
27
'
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
52%
23% Mar
39% July
'
Jan
27%
54%
.
(Un)—.
Shares
Jan
21%
26%
1
Corp
V
10c
Apr
Aug
22%
20 g
(U11)
Worthington
for Week
Low
10
gales
Range
of Prices
87a May
59
3 6
26%
26%
1
Paper
371
l
Aug
1%
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Steel
Corp (Un).
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Woolworth (F Wt
(Un)--.
Jan
23 %
•
Wheeling
May
34
Feb
(Un)
Co
6
Apr
7%
19%
30%
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Last
Par
39-% May
-
Feb
52%
1
St
Servcl,
1%
6%
Co
St
Sobering
16%
100
18%
Bros
Sapphire
770
1%
51%.
1
B
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
5%
Aug
7%
Riverside Cement Co A pfd (U11)
25
Rockwell* Spring & Axle Co
(Un)—5
Rohr
Aircraft Corp
1
Roos
22
1%
1
Oil
950
22%
Friday
Sale Price
Jan
19%
Manufacturing Co
Richfield
31%
4',a
52%
(Un)
30
High
Jan
250
10
Inc
Oil
541
5
1
Reynolds Tobacco class
Ranch
33%
5
22Va
AUGUST
Jan. 1
Low
32a;
22
t
ENDED
STOCKS
Range Since
High
—50c
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Reynolds Motuls Co
Shares
.;
50c
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rlieem
of Prices
1
_5
.
Rice
3333
_1
WEEK
for Week
Low
•
-
Railway Equip & Realty Co—
Rayonier Incorporated common
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Reiter-Poster Oil Co—.
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Radio Corp of America
Revlon
Week's
.
37 3/4
Jun
60c
Jan
31 Va
July
16c
17
.•
Feb
Apr
Jan
33
May
68% July
11
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Friday
Last
Abltibl Power &
Paper common
4%% preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Aluminum
4%l~'o
new
Range
of
Canada
4%
Ltd
*$2.40 preferred
$2.50
pfd
For footnotes
pfd
500
30%
32%
2,785
39
36
39%
12,926
Jan
Bell
Jan
Bowater Corp 5%
7
Jan
28% Aug
8% July
4072 July
Aug
20
Va Jun
July
52
May
38
38%
115
38
Aug
46
Mar
—
a40%
__
;
21%
46.
17
431
15% Feb
a46a46%
10
44%
40
41
21%
Jan
Jan
4%%
4%%
5%
28 Va
21 Va
809
1,110
25 %
Jan
July
Aug
21% Aug
July
50
Apr
British
Jan
Brown
Apr
Building
29%
Jan
British
4%
pfd-
60
Jan
37%
1,970
•36
July
42 %
Jan
50
175
Aug
25
Aug
39 Va Aug
40% Jun
58%
Jan
37 Va
49%
25
.
Aug
49 %
2
8'A July
Jan
25
75
40
9,542
a43
40
46
46%
135
44
4.65
July
4.05
4.70
2,569
4
Mar
6
8%
8
8%
5,801
7Vs
Jan
10
47
48'/4
4,620
43 V4
Feb
577a Jun
80 Va Mar
Too
40
47 Va
75
40
Jan
Apr
48%
75
75
50
a88
a91
25
-50
75
Aug
88% July
42'A
42V4
95
41
May
—
Forest
-50
46
48
175
46
Jun
10%
44%
10Va
1,360
10
May
45 %
Feb
53
Aug
13% Aug
29% Jan
47
Power
Products-
Telephone
Co
Products
Bulolo Gold Dredging—
10%
44%
14 %
34
1,635
41
41
-25
.—1
41 Va
75
40
13%
33%
14%
3.540
34
143
3.75
3.75
300
3.65
Aug
Jan
461/4
45
.100
preferred
Columbia
54%
52
—
Columbia
20
Aug
41% Aug
405
39%
•
common
Co
Columbia
42Va
35
Oil
preferred
preferred
British
a40% u40%
27%
48%
3,168
52
a 42%
._23
Bowater
Paper
..Ei
Corp Ltd—
•
Brazilian Traction Light & Power-
Columbia Elec
Jun
48
1
nigh
43%
24
-50
British
44
315
i id
965
.■
.,.50
5%% preferred
23
550
780
49
Low
25
52
49%
—
preferred
American
44%
Range Since Jan.
High
;
43
■
"...
——
Telephone
British
22%
-50
Class B
50% July
49
16%
\.
43%
—10
Paper class A—
Shares
24
—10
"
36
22
■
Power &
21
44%
—
Bathurst
24
Jan
—10
Scotia
35%
Apr
44%
50
Nova
Canadienne. Nationale
18
22Va
•
8
of
27% Aug
22
May
25
50
page
100
31%
*
——
see
60
18%
High
49
common
preferred
2,355
Banque
25
Montreal
of
Bank
50
—
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
8
Bank
Range Since Jan. 1
for Week
Of Prices
Low
—25
Sales
Range
Par
Low
29%
Week's
Last:
Bailey Selburn 5%% pfd_T
Shares
18%
—
Friday
for Week
27%
30
"'•./.v..'
High
a23% a23%
*
*
preferred
Corp
25
*
Ltd
Co
2814
*
common
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd—
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
Argus
A
*
AUGUST
Sale Price
Sales
of Prices
Low
ENDED
STOCKS
7.'
Week's
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
Exchange
Funds
*
STOCKS
FOR
Feb
Apr
May
95 Va Mar
46
Feb
50
Mar
13%
17%
37
Jan
May
Apr
Jan
July
4.50 May
41
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, September
.
2, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
AUGUST 30
ENDED
Week's
Sales
CTArIt,
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Prise
Par
Low
Shares
common
•
65
65
Canada Cement common
•
27
27
29
27
10
34
27
33%
a99V2
50
38
410
1,713
327
345
67
27%
27%
34%
a99%
50
39
Power
Calgary
preferred
$130
Canada Iron Foundries common
10#
•
100
preferred
4%%
Canada
Malting
common
Ltd 4.40%
Canada Safeway
pfd
Canadian
Husky
Industries
Canadian
International
Canadian
Preferred
186
1,320
1,110
30.,
28
•
6%
6
28
6%
1
—
16%
17%
4
Apr
18
18%
318
15% Mar
15y8
15
4,335
1,070
18
7
—
950
72%
1
-*
410
3,50
4'10
7'4™
a22
a22
50
?.75 Feb
,
I
Ltd
a
A
Weston (Geo) class
Class B
22
22
19% Feb
12
Jan
27
Jun
13
17%
Jun
23
33
Jun
—
—
—--,—-*
Locomotive
Canadian
n«||j'||«|'|||
STOCKS
c
,L«»
«
104
26% Mar
28y2 Feb
20
Aug
34% May
22%
2,231
1,485
26%
26%
27%
375
26% Aug
32% Jan
8%
8%
11
20%
8%
H
21
800
155
4,246
7% Jan
10
Feb
20% Aug
8% July
13'A May
28% Jan
17
Aug
Ltd
It
•
•
•
—•
Canadian
Petrofina
preferred
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt
Farm
Equipment
Combined Enterprises
Consol Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Consumers
Dome
*
Exploration
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6^
Dominion
*16
18%
pfd
-
& Steel
Foundries
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co
26%
10%
25%
8%
2,476
200
2,605
400
25% Aug
9.50 Jan
19% Jan
7
Feb
.590
26% Mar
Jan
13% Apr
28% July
9
Jan
33% Jun
97% Feb
a97
a97
20
96
May
61
61%
150
51
Jan
14,840
Dominion Glass common-
■
*
—
30
,
•
•
28
47%
26%
28%
:
47%
48%
410
Dominion Tar St Chemical common
•
10%
10
10%
2,958
Dominion Steel it Coal
Dominion
2
Ltd
Stores
Dominion Textile commonDonohue
Dow
Du
Bros
Brewery
Pont
SMdy
—
•
18%
common
•
Match
Slectrolux
Corp
Players Canadian
Famous
Ford
Motor
Co
10%
30
30
18%
93A
9%
17%
17%
S
9%
17%
'
a50J/2 a50%
—
Works Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-
Jun
32% Aug
Feralco
55%
Jun
Fleet
12%
Jan
Ford Motor
9%
Jan
17
Feb
24%
Jun
760
18
52
10
Jan
Jun
oo0
85
6
65
29,2
23
Mar
J
Ma?
57
4 00May
Jan
Jan
Aug
Mai
20
Mar
44
4490 ^
10% Feb
100
Jun
, 39%
Jan
Ajg
—
,
170
■
^
1;70
,
.
c5
Aug
-5
87%
Co Ltd---—'-
-
•
Feb
Jan
<>iy« Mar
J'78 ^
.|1.00 Jan
1,35
100
70c
85
300
375
75c
90,2
'8c
—
90%
28
Au^
Aug
cn
&
Dauch
Paper
(Alfred)
Participating
Apr
J
class
Inc
—
,
• —
.
-115 % May
—
23
50
50
100
.
•
aa
a
44
May
-8% Feb
^6% Jan
43
Aug
T% Aug
16
Ma\
10% Aug
14% Aug
19% Mar
50
100
43
7%
al5
*
a9% h9%;,/
,al4% al4'/2
t
22
22
—
'
•
43
7%
al5
—
1
1'
*
A—
class B
'
(Walter M)_J
-
Ltd
Co
—
Ltd "A"—"
oi Ottawa Ltd_*
journal Publishing Co
Lambert
Lownev
55%
24
A 'jTn
21
29
20
28
class A———*:
Co .of Can
international Paints (Can)
May
15%
188
100
200
3,146
10
20
*
:
Ltd-——
Ltd
Industries
Manufacturing
Hinde
27% Jan
11% Feb
9% Aug
jue
25 Mav
-.25 May
.
„
13% Apr
30% Jan
22
May
Aug
Jan
Ja Jjn
235
2
*
Feb
1*
■
gu
43
g
Jun
7% Aug
30
125
-
-
Engineering
Dominion
Feb
10
go
14 \
Jan
10/2 Mai
_
Jan
770
5
--
32%
*
2
(R L)
Ltd
Crain
9% Aug
1,700
4»
•
Preferred—
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd--—
21 4
jgn
; 10% Mar
l.oO Feb
6% . 6%
400
100
30% 32%
a33
a33
2
~
39%
345
19
Claud^
33
69
Ltd
Ltd
Dredge & Dock Co
19%
!
1,162
.
a25% a25%
—
1
^1
Corp
<
8%
10%
8%
10%
•
Canada 6ec
of
7%
•
•%
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
150
21%
355
16g16g
-
Canadian
—
-
100
-
J
17% July
29%
Preferred
21.4
_J4
Dominion
&
Canada Flooring Co
Feb
9 4 Feb
/5
21%
2i3i
-
22
Canada
31
39-y.
10%
9%
60
75
a2.00a2.00
-
17% Aug
•
com—
25
"
•
14% Feb
8
29%
--
__
3,
/.«
al2
1
*
270
415
26%
7, a
aOa
al2
-—100
-1
1.50 May
Aug
x.
7.4
-
*
High
July
65c
,-q
--
Sugar--
25
Apr
46,400
;
^
1
Kai ge Since Jan. 1
■JLow
75c
65c
74,,
Rarre Since Jan
High
Ltd class B„
600
S
2.50
•
25
Seagrams
3.o0 Jan
Jan
2.50
2.50 Mar
Sales
i,™
Shares
Low
,
25%
al°
18%
25
•
5.
Anglo-Nfld Development. Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
•
7% preferred
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd„v~
26% Jan
25%
10%
24
—
Weeks
,
*
.
Abitca Lumber & Timber----——Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
25%
al°
18%
-
«
39% July
2.50
•
Zellerbach
Distillers
21
•
Textile
Glass
classT-—I
Corbys
Crown
-
tXCHallKc
IsAWIimiiqw
n?E.
of Puces
.
Sale Fries
Jan
26
17
1,680.
Jan
Funds
Iriday
35
30%
23
Jun
4.65 Anr
271<* jUn
Cvak«MA>A
WtWWIk
Canadian
May
17
35
29'%
82
Canadian lunue
„
•
21
Pacific
25
VtQQlf
WClllClMlU"
May
34
29%
21%
—
"
Railway
Companies common
Canadian
200
300
Jan
17% May
„—
Par
Canadian Oil
13
28%
jan
9.00
182 Feb
12%
22
49
Zellers Limited common
July
■
40
Aug
6 25 Aug
13% Aug
67% Feb
,
28%
«
46% July
Aug
43
14
71%
13%
71
14
Jan
19
43
15%
43%
14% Aug
43
Power
3,020
6 40
.
n^dY)
16% Jun
30
Feb
9
23
20
•
common
-
.
23%
High
6 35
880
400
390
995
Winnipeg Central Gas
55% Jan
28
July
29
Jun
19
Jun
24
-Mar
13% Aug
12% Apr
27
Jun
6
Aug
12% Jan
—
Chem & Cellulose.
Canadian
^eb.b &
16
15
series 1
$175
Walker
Jun
Jan
Mar
14
25
13%
•
Celanese common
Apr
110
55
94
25%
25
13%
15%
25
preferred
British Aluminium
$1.25
25
™
42
Aug
May
Aug
Low
41%
Toronto-Dominion Bans
Triad ■Oils
—~T.
United Steel Corp -------
Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiqh
40
Feb
29
Jan
26
32
100
48
88
5
35
360
45
24%
Canadian
Canadian
Mar
44% Aug
44%
25
•
—
45
25
Breweries common
25
Shares
41%
80
Jun
30% Apr
Mar
1,537
1,266
10
•
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
—
—
62
for Week
Low
par
High
Low
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Fries
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Week's
of Prices
Fnu.y
Friday
:,n% Apr
-6
Api
-2% Aug
.
^
.
^
_
Foundation Co of Canada
•
20
19
20
737
19
Aug
25'%
Apr
McColl-Frontenac Oil
_•
Praaer Cos Ltd common
24
24
25
1,490
23
Aug
33%
Jan
Melchers Distillers Limited common—0
preferred
6°'o
Oatlneau Power common
•
General
1
Dynamics'
General
General
Motora
1%
Steel Wares common
28
29
54%
1,780
a39% a39%
—
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
a6%
a6%
»6%
150
•
37
35%
37
615
•
31% May
Jan
6
Aug
47
Moore
29
28%
29%
751
22
Apr
19
16%
11%
Jan
23% May
16%
19%
19%
4,886
19V4
2,955
11
Jan
Howard Smith Paner common
•
27
26
27
490
26
Aug
23% May
41
Jan
Hudson
•
51%
50
52 %
3,645
50
Aug
86% Apr
•
48%
47%
48%
5,308
47% Aug
60
May
__
12%
12'%
200
12% Aug
13
Jun
10% July
12% Apr
Rice
Home Oil class A—,
Class B
Bay
Mining
Imperial Investment class A
unperial Tobaaso of Canada
6%
*
com*.-.
preferred-
.»
10%
4.68%
SZfZSS
eS!
lnl«nd
100
Cement Dfd„
iBr#n^ P®w^*rs
£
7o
•
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
•
2,340
45
Au|
62
May
i" K
iS
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
•
lio
Wj|
"5
"
18
Julv
'
Umted Amusement Corp Ltd class A-.«
Class B
—
—-
8i?
Mining and Oil Stocks19
Vjjj
3qo
Mav
q%
Anr
ai9
aig
in
1R
18
27%
27%
28%
1 025
27
6%
6%
6%
3.080
ft
79
80
100
79
58% Jan
85
45
35
jun
48
jan
Mar
37
Mar
iqk, Mav
!9'2May.
JaU
•»^e«erIed
100
a
100
M
mtohJn
s5
Molson^ Breweries
BreweriM
701/3
IM
Ltd Class A
Feb
701/2
72
665
46
"g
'35
24%
46
35
25%
45
50
535
22%
Jan
24
24
24
725
23%
Apr
25
*
•
.
Locomotive
National
Feb
11% Aug
24%
25
630
24
Aug
29
40
Mar
46
Jun
May
44
44
75
401/2
401/2
411/2
2-007
40% Aug
57%
30
30
30%
313
30
Mar
38
May
hg
lie
195
100
Jan
141
Mav
24
24
110
23
Feb
26^
Tun
934 Aug
13*
Gold
•
__
Placer Development
1
pSSe? cimr «S°ran^
1
b3' t,Lr~Z~7Tr"VV^'T
Z
Canada
nfJhtt
PrwinHoi
•
^ common
Tron
Jun
Jan
9%
H
59
80c
'
934
93^
36='4
37''4
1,085
35% Aug
45% July
59
70c
03
1-50
1,070
55»/2
Jan
17,054
70C
Aug
84
Jun
1.80 Aug
47%
12
48%
12%
2,410
200
47
11
Aug
Anr
59
Jan
13% Mav
730
*
•
•
47V4
29
145
27%
Jan
32
•
i6%
16%
17%
5,715
16%
Fib
*
o?SL^LT?anSP°rt common
Quebec lower
Mines;Ltd
Rolland
(Canada)
Paper cUss A
Rn«i6p0L-;r^;;:;:
SnvonS Sj
ff —
R^alite Oil Co Ltd common
Preferred
25%
18
18
18
100
17%
Feb
a22% a22V'4
--
28
—zl
10
65-'a
•
r
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18%
25
6t Lawrence Cement class A
St
Lawrence
28
May
•
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey pfd
25
6hawlnigan Water A Power common—*
afS 'I
Series A
c
Class
B
-r
—
•
cdmmon
*
77,—
4%
preferred
50
4%%-
50
Sicks
Williams
Breweries
of
Canada
com
Simpsons
Ltd
•
•
common
Voting trust ctfa.
*
Steel Co of Canada
•
100
For
footnotes
see
page
46.
30c
COcATig
8c
20c
Aug
6c'
6c,
20%
1.75
14c
32c
1.50
25c
5c
'
10,100
6c
25c
8c
52,000
5c
80cl
89,600
40c
Jan
11c
"
30c
736
.
7c
80c
lie
12c
13,000
11c
Aug
11c
-30c
23c
26,000
48c
Aug
Devonian
65'2
May '.
17%
18%
4,875
23
Jun
225
28% Jan
38%
Jun
13
1334
385
14
4 ^0
25
20% Jan
63% Aug
16
Jan
19
Apr
21% May
77
Mar
16%
Jun
13% Aug
18%
Jan
25
25
*100
81V2
78
813i
2,328
—
91
91
48
25^
30
—
42
43
-
46
46%
78
Aug
Aug
Jul?
96%
Jun
90% Mar
96% Jun
190
40
July
44%
Jan
100
45% Aug
473i
Jan
Mines
__
36%
37
135
__
21%
21%
100
*>0
21
21
100
12%
17%
17%
305
17c.
60%
62
2,307
95
95
35
„
36%
Aug
41%
2^
Tan
Jun
!l
Mar
Anv
onT
60'
Feb
73
95
Aue
100
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1
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Bouzan Mines Ltd
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
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1
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
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Canuba Mines Ltd
Jun
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Aug
10
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Jun
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Ameranimn Mines Ltd
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Feb
7%
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Arno Mines Ltd
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Volume 186
Number 5669
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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
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43
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Mining Corp Ltd—
iJevon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Mirffcs
Dome
East
Mines
Asbestos
Empire. Oil
Fab
Metal
&
Font anas Mines
Fundy
12%
2.32
2,900
25c
30c
3,900
1.70
1.75
4,900
15c
15c
2,000
15c
10c
11c
15,200
10c
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1
—
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29
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1
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—
27%
1
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Jan
30c
July
May
11c
Apr
Aug
100
4.230
1
Lake Shore Mines
1
Ltd—
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Copper Mining Co Ltd
Long Island Petroleums Ltd———
Louvicourt Gold-field Corp
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4%c
7c
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10c
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Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
Mogadon Mines Ltd
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80
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Sharbot, Lake
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Stanwell Oil
&
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Tib
Mines
Exploration Ltd
Torbrit
Trans
Silver
Empire Oils
Trebor
Mines
Trojan
Cor.sol
Oils
Ventures
Barymin
Jan
Base
Jan
75c
Feb
7.500
2.000
12c
1.98
75c
9c
Aug
26c
Aug
10
Mar
6c
Jan
20c
Mar
23c
Aug
77c
Aug
19c
21,100
800
Aug
4.85
4
500
1
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60c
1,000
14%
14%
17%
10,2.95
1
1.99
1.90
2.15
12,800
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9c
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Aug
Aug
1.65
64c
Aug
Jan
14%
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1.90 Aug
89c
1.00 Aug
8.00
Jan
9c
Jan
42c
23 '
May
4.00
57c
Jan
Jun
30c
Jan,
34c
29,000
10c
13c
12c
Ja^i
65c
II.500
12c
Aug
60c
Jan
Aug
28c
45c
28c
Jan
1.000
18c
14c
Apr
70c
17c
5,500
May
14
Aug
33
2,733
32c
Corp Ltd—,
'
32c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Amulet Mines
Wcedon Pyrite &
500
61,700
9c
11c
10,400
81%
30%
1
—
Ltd
47c
45c
*
Copper Corp Lid
850
50c
12,400
G.55
21c
74c
July
5.50 Mar
7.00
May
1.80
200
9c
30 %
45c
Aug
Aug
Aug
1
22c
44
2.35
Jan
Jun
Jan
12%
3C
Aug
8c
Feb
6,700
91c
Mar
1.05
7c
Jan
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30,500
27c
27c
1,000
18c
&
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44th
8c
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27c
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62c
60,166
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200
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71c
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16c
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1.66
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25
40
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40
1.09
1
1.25
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5%%
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6,869
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6'%c
8,000
5c
1.32
1.25
1.39
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60c
84c
4,150
71c
—
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54c
27c
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35c
Aug
14C
3,200
60c
Aug
1.12
5,800
7c
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Aug
Aug
Aug
14c
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8c
15c
May
'
9c
9,500
9c
48c
34,300
44c
43
43%
78
45%
425
44
4.70
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5.00
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5.00
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1.10
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8
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46
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25
8.50
common—
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8.50
351
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18%
20
20
100
1
28c
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32c
14,650
1
2.70
2.27
2.77
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47
23
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preferred
8
50
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—
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pfd—100
50
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7,479
75
76
39
40%
40%
42%
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*
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47%
156
10%
2,355
14
14
175
44%
44'%
45
1,707
25
41%
65c
40
60c
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*
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Mining
Buffalo
Red
Building
Bunker
Burchell
Ext.
Lake
—
1,405
67c
11,150
565
&
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G'%
6%
275
7c
6c
7c
1
7c
6c
7c
17,200
6,750
1
5.20
5.50
800
70c
Jan
18 %c
1.55
49
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Aug
Jun
4.60
6c
3.75
70c
47% Aug
5% Apr
10c
,
Feb
7%
Jan
5.45 Mar
Mar
1.10
July
Jan
4.10
15%
15%
10
July
Jan
43
50
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
25c
Aug
2.20 Aug
8.50 Aug
19
Jun
20
Feb
90c
May
3.60
Jun
43%
Feb
57%
75
Aug
84
Feb
39%
Jun
43
Mar
40
Jun
•44
Feb
88
Jun
46
Aug
10% May
13% Jan
41
Feb
40
Aug
Aug
Aug
60c
14 Va
Jun
95% Mar
50
Mar
13%
17%
Jan
Apr
53
Jun
47%
Apr
1.07
Jan
17% July
6
July
8
6c
Aug
Aug
19c
Jan
15c
Jan
5c
5.00
Jan
7c
7c
7,000
7c
Aug
Aug
12c
Mar
1.05
85c
1.24
42,250
67c
Jan
2.50
*
Gold—
12'/a
J
1
—
Lake
Products
Hill
41%
14%
1
Mines
Brunswick
165
46
1
A—
130
10'%
—1
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90'%
5
10%
—:*
•
43
89'%
.50
—
Columbia Forest Products
Columbia Packers class B
270
75
100
——-
19
40%
50
—
42%. Jun
.40%. May
925
1
•
1
———
Aug
7c
10c
44c
4.70
Oil——
class
10,000
9c
45c
1
——
Mills
1.70 Mar
11,560
—1
common—
4%% preferred
5% preferred
Jan
Aug
8c
50
Brilund Mines Ltd
4>4%
4%%
2.65
1.15 Aug
15c
——
—
Jan
71c
50
—
Preferred
Feb
12c
7c
1
pfd
Boymar Gold Mines
Rralorne Mines
Bralsaman
Petroleums
Bright
Feb
32c
15c
—
Warrants
May
2.75
Aug
Aug
50c
Jan
3.15 May
46 %
1
—
Traction
40c
70c
•
Mines
Paper
Brazilian
Jan
7% May
1.75 Jun
1.09 Aug
16c
5c
1
Apr
40
.1.89 Jan
.,
July
65C
Aug
16c
Aug
1.58 Apr
39!% Aug
14c
6c
60
1
Uranium
Corp 5%
preferred
Mar
Jan
12 %c Jun
Aug
5
10,349
Ltd
47c
Aug
25% Aug
Aug
86,315
1
Jan
May
45c
9,800
1.75
Mines
75c
Mar
50
10,200
•
1
1.24
Jan
92c
8c
85
1
Jan
Jun
45c
84c
20c
18,500
50
84c
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo Ankerite
Buffalo Canadian
JOHN'S, P. Q.
43,500
8%C
50c
54%
60
Aug
Aug
61c
40c
v,
12 %c Mar
I
23c.
25%
Feb
Aug
Aug
Aug
34c
2,000
53c
9c
—
Brunsman Mines
St., New York City, MUrray Hill 2- 4545
24c
8.715
61c
40c
1
Mines Ltd
Brunliursfc
Office:
10,600
61c
July
3.80 July
42c
May
Aug
41% Aug
52
Aug
805
...
Aug
2.40
3,047
..
53c
12c
11c
12c
May
Apr
7,300
10VeC Aug
6c
6c
3,000
*
33 %
33'/a
34
631
—*
9c
9c
10c
19,100
21,100
6c
Aug
25% July
7c
Aug
21c
Aug
-1
—
1
6c
39c
13%
page
53%
50
—
Uranium
Bowater
Burns
see
43'%
52
24c
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Mines
Bidcop Mines
Black
Bruclc
Phillips Square
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
For footnotes
42%
53%
*
Mines
Bonvilie Gold
Brown
St. West, Montreal
1203
Branch
65
21c
1,000
STOCK
Dame
Branch:
10,120
8c
—
Columbia Telephone
Broulan Reef Mines—
Telephone PL-9501
Local
23c
8C
1
British
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
230
3,700
21c
—
British
TORONTO
Jan
28
1
British
MEMBERS: MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan
41
22
22c
Warrants
British
SAVARD
20%
270
*
Columbia Elec 4%
preferred
5,500
Aug
May
13% Aug
25% Aug
•
British
2,500
3c
7c
Jan
7,595
1,555
Paper class A
Jan
23c
'
12'/ac
25
•
Arner
1.02
„
6%c Aug
2.95
Mines
British
3c
'
Jan
4,000
•
Jan
95c
10c
2.01
28%
Ltd
Britalta Petroleum
6.55 Aug
20c
Aug
.Jan
2.81
4.40 May
Jan
3c
•
1
Jan
9Gc
1
Ltd—
Aug
Jan
21c
28%
24 %c
Feb
39c
24%
1
Power &
Yukon
Bicroft;
17c
Aug
2.95
43%
Jan
8%c Aug
1.60 Mar
24%
10
'
31%
.
6.55
1
Wendel't Mineral
Products Ltd
Westburnm Oil Co Ltd—
Westville Alines Ltd-,
Mines
5.GO
3.65
*
_
Bibis
13 "4
,
——1
Bridge & Tank preferred
5.GO
2.GO
1
Virginia Mining Corp——
Waite
34c
2.90
\
*
Mines
32c
7c
Jan
14c
-1.16 Mar
17c
300
6'%c
——1
Telephone
Bethlehem Copper Corp—
Jun
14c
*
—50c
,1.75
29%
7%c Aug
5,000
28,900
13%
Mining-
Bouzan
Aug
1
—
9c
95
Bordulac Mines
Bouscadillac Gold
9c
32c
18c
1.72
■
20 %c Mar
13%
B
Bevcon
Jan
28%
—
Jan
13c
1,000
1
Bell
Jan
Aug
4.25 May
1.60 July
41,500
123.950
32c'
17c
8%C
9c
Jan
118% May
15 Va Apr
21% Aug
6c
Aug
22c
30c
32c
A
1
Beaver Lodge Uranium
Belcher Mining Corp
Jun
30c
1
:
15c'
16c
8c
10
—
Jan
1.19
7%c
79,825
II,500
Scotia.!
Beattie-Duquesnc
Beatty Bros
Reaucage
Jan
5c
35c
10c
1.19
Class
Jan
1,000
23c
14c
1.25
58,600
700
,
45c
—
Uranium
Batlmrst
Jan
22,750
4 Vic
40c
4%
11 % May
Jan
7
9,000
42c
Aug
Aug
90
1,972
8c
Aug
Apr
13% May
19c
Mar
-
8%
491
21%
Data Petroleums Ltd
Mar
G
2.28
Gc
70c'
9.50
21'%
7%C
1
—
Exploration
Metals
Bask a
4.25 July
45c
1.000
1
Ltd
Jan
Aug
Aug
14,500
5.05
8.50
21%
7%c.
preferred
Mines
Apr
1,500
13c
Barvue
1.85
10c
1
Apr
25c,
Vic
23C
*
Jan
3.90
35c
65 c
190
1
Nova
17c
200
4.85
99
1
of
15c
5,000
4
3
3,120
1
Bank
Aug
Aug
10c
.
10
100
9
8~75
-
Barnat Mines
Aug
•6.50
88c
\
Jan
5c
9c
23c
330
3.00
8%
-—1
Mines—
Montreal
5c
7%c
11%
3.00
8%
1
of
5,000
N
11%
25c
1
Bankeno Mines
Bankfield Cons
Jun
3,200
23c
Ltd rights
Ltd
Wiltsey-Cognlaiv
1.40
34c
Gc
6.50
7c
8,600
May
Apr
7%c Aug
50c
2nd
Gils
7c
-
Jan
49
Mines
Bank
Jan
82c
5.00
5%'c.
July
45c
4.30
Ltd
Lithium
28c
July
45c
43
41
preferred
Banff
July
July
75c'
25c
37
Jun
2.40
10c
Ltd
United Asbestos
United
Valor
16% Feb
5Vo
Apr
20c
45c.
July
40
—•
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
May
14c
;■
—
14%
80c
18c
6,200
7c
1
Jan
lie
2,595
22,700
*
54c
7.60 Aug
Feb
25,900
1,050
10c
_1
Aug
15c
3,950
4.15
—
Mines
29.300
Jan
2,600
45c
20
130
Jan
2.90
8.500
82c
20
41
Avillabona Mines Ltd
33c
Jun
10c
Mines
Aunor
Aug
15% Mar
Feb
1.90
46 7 «
Aumaque Gold Mines
19c
'
River
1.80 Mar
Gold
Aug
40c
40
1
9.00 Mar
July
I,116
60c
7%c
*
—
Jan
1.58
.
—
Aug
15o
-
Steels
1*25
2.00
Jan
-
5.20
10c
37c
•"«
46%
10
—
Aumacho
27c
33,000
*
Aug
Aug
85c
17%
Feb
92
B
Productions
Apr
11 Vic
71c
Jan
2.20 Jan
Aug
July
41
common..
Artists
18c
3.50
'•
Temple
class
Debentures
Warrants
Feb
60c
22c
Aug
May
1
—
Aubelle Mines
3.30
3.50
2.00
50
Mines
Hardware
Associated
1,000
2,475
16'/a
16 %
3.50
•28c
1.05 Aug
60c
40c
Jan
50
$3.40 preferred
Gold
2.50 Aug
Jan
60c
82c
•
5c
1
i
1.15
70c
12o
29c
1
Atlas Yellowknife Mines
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
—1
:
1.30
60c
Mines
Atlas
1.55
5c
;
1
5c
-*
Jan
1,400
35c
—
6c
———
Corp
Jan
5e
1
Corp.-
Ltd—
41,100
30c
•
;
Warrants
Jan
16,500
•
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd——
Sullivan Cons Mines-—
Tazin
Jan
25c
12c
1
Taohe Lake Mines Ltd
Tarbell Mines Ltd—:
.j—
14c
1.30
Aug
12c
30c
5 %C
1
;
•
Ltd
50
1
—
Nickel
14c
5c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
1
Soma-Duvernay. Gold Mines Ltd-——1
Stadacons Mines G944i,Ltd
:
4
Standard Gold Mjjfhes Ltd
Stanleigh Uranium Mining
19,000
July
Aug
Aug
2.95
r_50c
Lid
..70c
Aug
13%c
.
Rocky Petroleums Ltd—
Gc
Aug
Aug
25c
1.55
*..'1
Ltd—
1——
Red Crest Gold
Mines—
Feb
30c
——
9c
2.80
1
Jan
25c
,
22c
29c
1
Quebec/Smelting Refining
Aug
3,853
18c
4.75
Resources
5c
9,000
29
19c
•
Ltd-
37c
94c
6c
18,400
23C
27 Vb
•
Vic'
8.50'
20! ic
25c.
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields
Xtd_l
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd1
Quebec Labrador Development Co
Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corp—'
Quebec Oil- Development
37c
800
21c
7.GO
1
Ltd
.
51%
7,250
4,930
2.15
15c-
8.20
1
pfd
2.00
20C-
2
'
Aug
43c
12,500
5.95v
10c 10
2.10
1
•
,
47
37c
2,000
Gc;
1
Pitt Gold
Mining Co—
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
1
Portage Island (Cliib) Mines Ltd——1
Gas Producers
427
43c
—
7,000
-
18e 18 Vic
1.35
1.40
Pacific Petroleums Ltd-——
.J——1:
Partridge. Canadian Explorations Ltd-1
Paudash Lake Uran Mines
Provo
16%
1
1,100
al2e.
5c
1.40
10,000
5c
I
—
4 !L> <£>
Aug
July
25,725
Feb
July
49 %
Arcan
Jan
49c
Jan
2.00
48'%
Ash
62c
Aug
1
-
11,072
29c
49
Ashdown
Aug
7c
Ltd—
1.90
1.60
jun
48%
Aug
1.00 Aug
11
2.65 Mar
9c
1.56
OpemiscG Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska. Copper Mines
(Quebec) Ltd-1
Pennbec Mining Corp
Pernio Gas & Oil Ltd
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1.10
1
40%
Jun
14c
100
Arjon
12c
1.45
Orchaa Uranium Mines Ltd
4,000
35%
1,950
Jan
1,100
1
:
Aug
19% July
43Va
15c
17,500
1.75 May
13,600
6%c
l
Ltd_^_
100
400
16c
1
-
11
July
9c
1.50
Ltd
22
45
15c
39%
22
lc
Consolidated
14c
6%c
Ltd—
35%
44 "a
18c
Apex
9c
50c
Metals—
39
2.80
Jan
12c
1
20c
17 > May
40% July
50% July
11
Mines
1.21 Aug
99
Jan
28-% Aug
44%
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Rouyn Mines
•
Jan
22,200
Jan
8
3,955
19,628
25
Exploration
Ansil
65c
02
7,180
32'%
——
Petroleums
American
Jun
Apr
150
12'%
30
May
Aug
16c
Anglo
23c
July
94%
10'%
Aug
25 !4
2.50
Anchor
20%
17c
98c
Northspan Uranium Mines
93%
32
*
Argus Corp common
$2 % preferred
1,500
Corp
Aug
Jan
23c
Aug
8,000
North American
18
Jan
Jan
12% Aug
18c
North. American Asbestos
3,740
1.98
Jun
65c
400
1.50
—'
20%
———100
1.70 Jan
.66c
2.00
1.92
36,700
1.45
.
Feb
Aug
Area
18c
—
35c
Aug
Jun
1
Mines Ltdi—
9,225
Aug
17%
1.15
Ltd:
54c
18%
Jan
25c
Feb
1.21
West Amulet
50c
20
Oils
1.85
80c
Jan
1.45
New
54c
1.40 May
1.35 July
Jan
1.50
Nocana. Mines
300
95c
2.08
1
Santiago Mines Ltd-!
New Vinray Mines Ltd-
7%c July
2,150
1.45
53,230
55c
13'
Jan
1.60
1.40
•
6,000
18,205
Aug
13
Feb
20c
11,162
1.50
8% July
July
30c
Aug
13
44c
87c
20c
99c
May
1.10
91c
79c
26c
>
81c
9,300
,87c-
6,500
30c
-
25c
6,785
13
93c
Apr
1.03
98c
150
Jan
30c
30c
13%
61o
He
Mines
91c
13%
7,500
8c
Controls
20c
1
70c
63%
81c
Jun
115
10% Mar
125
1.05
Analogue
Arcadia
25
Aug
%
20c
Anacon Lead
6.30 July
13 Vic Jan
July
1
New
3.70 Aug
64c
8
50c
Jan
Jan
23c
13Vic Aug
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Fonnaaue Mines Ltd
New Jack Lake Uranium
Mines Ltd
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd-
2,800
Feb
•
25
Feb
Montgary Explorations
New
4.50
Apr
23c
Petroleums Ltd
American Nepheline
L—
98c-
*
1
3.70
16c
13% July
13% July
63c
_50
27 c
.1
Ltd
4.50
26c
Leduc
17
Aug
18%
10.000
80
1.55
170
11c
pfd———
1
.
90c
rl.00 Aug
26c
Amalgamated Rare Earth—
13c
Jun
5.55 Aug
5C
Aug
12c
-
Julv
26.500
lGc
3,200
209,975
397,450
12%
5
—
.—
Mines
3c
Feb
9% July
Aug
Aug
17c
2.40
1
common
4%
7c
17c
—1
-jf..
preferred
American
24,975
Jan
24
8%
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Jun
14
95
i_5
Mercedes Exploration Co LtdMerrill, Island Mining Ltd
jl
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
84c
9c
35%
Apr
1.70
_50c
Jan
35
1
Ltd
30c
Jan
7r
a'20
a5.25
<
Mines
16c
Co
7c
7
1.38
———
4%%
May
3,500
a 19
6c,
9c
High
Aug
22% Mar
17c
Warrants
Jan
16c
50
5c
Aluminum
Apr
80c
71,000
al5
a5.25
1
829
1
———
Jun
23c
Aug
Aug
2,500
35,500
5%
„
65c
45c
44c
3c
8%
1
35%
Feb
July
Aug
30c
7c
500
27%
2.06
—
Pacific Cons
Uranium
debentures
Algoma Steel new
Aluminum Ltd
8c
44c
1
Jan
10c
21c
al5
Alberta
Algom
21% Mar
23! i
lGc :
1
23
common
Ltd
21c
1,500
45c
1
Explorations
Aug
GOO
2Ce
1
23
8%
Gold—
Aug
6c
3,000
1
Mines Ltd voting trust—I
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd—
17
47c
-
1
Jardun
23
Mar
5c
10c
45c
4,160
1
Ltd
Alberta Distillers common
Voting trust certificates
1.30 Mar
11c
10,000
12c
10c
Alba
Yk
Low
29%
*
Mines
Akaitcho
July
22c
28%
12c-
1
1
1.35
Aug
"
7c
Advocate
3.10 Apr
23c
Jan
Aug
May
trust
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Ajax Petroleums
Jan
GOO
17%,
6%C'
27%
14,000
42c
17% •'
14c
31,000
5c'
5c
•
-
11c
*
*
KontikL Lead Zinc Mines Ltd
:
Labrador: Mining & Eplqration Co
Mid-Chibougainau
Aug
89c
Indian
Mclntyre-Porcuplne
July
2.00 Aug
82c
1—
Ltd.,
Feb
Voting
Bange Since Jan. 1
High
28
—
Aug
3.15 May
1.30 Aug
Bbarei
28%
-25
Atlantic Sugar common—
Acadia-Uranium Mines
Acme Gas & Oil—
Aconic Mining
30c
for Week
LOW
•
Acadia
Jan
4c
600
82c
N
'
Lake Mines
Ltd——
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd
' '
-
24 Vic Mar
Salei
Range
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper commonPreferred
—-
Jan
72c
8,500
-
14c
i
Copper Corn Ltd—i
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
'
5c
•
Haitian
..
239,700
2.00
•
Jan
42%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Prlci
Jan
Exchange
Fundi
Friday
STOCKS
4.05 Mar
29Vic
1.75
12c
Ltd
International Ceramic
Iso Uranium Mines
I,500
1.30
5c
2.00
65c
80c
Aug
14c
Canadian
Jan
Aug
May
27
14c
•
Goldetfc Age Mines Lid—
Gunnar -Mines Ltd
'
2.24
Toronto Stock
1
5.20
Aug
13c
339,900
1.30
•
30
July
2.78 Apr
14% Jun
Aug
Aug
July
1.70
305
20c
2.15
——•
i
•
Mines
25c
—1
i."
AUGUST
19c
12% May
2.20 Aug
6,500
28
26c
2.24
1
—
4
Gaspe Oil Ventures
Gateway Oils Ltd
Hudson-Rand
*
•14c
1
Mines
'
13c
4,650
1
Ltd—
——
Copper
Oils Ltd
Futurity
t
(1945)
Ltd
1.72
1
Ino
Ltd——
Bay
1.70 Aug
2.20
Falconbridgo Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Miming «fc Exploration. Inc.;
Faraday Uranium Mines! Ltd
i
Fatima Mining Co Ltd
Frobishcr
900
1.70
12%
Ltd—
ENDED
High
0%c Jun
1
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
12 %
1,000
LI—l
Ltd
Co
Eastern Mining &
El SohCbld.. Mines
Low)
15c
1.70
*
Range Since Jan.
Hiah
15c
25c
::
Ltd
Sullivan
Eastern
Low
*
—
WEEK
for Week
Par
Dabkm
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
*
32c
39c
13%
13%
345
10%
10%
635
13
Aug
9% May
21c
11 %c
37
15 %c
82c
Apr
Feb
July
Jan
May
15%
Jan
11%
Apr
„
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
44
Monday, September
. . .
2, 1957
(980)
CANADIAN
MARKETS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
AUGUST »<>
Range
Par
Calgary
Power
Aug
Aug
51c
1.05
1.20
10,100
30
28%
30%
6,860
24
Feb
65
68%
I,165
62
Mar
15
95
Oil__
6.65
27
—*
10
—•
Malting
Canada
Oil
common
Lands
Warrants
Packers
Canada
v1 Class
6
34
49 V Is
3.00
•
.
33 Va
B
Mtge
Canada Southern Oil warrants
Canada Permanent
1
•
Preferred
1,000
67
7.00
5,279
Il.edge
A
"A"
24%
Tire
70c
Aug
6.50
Jan
10
100
Apr
9.40 May
7% Jun
16% Aug
22
1.06 Aug
2.70 Mar
7.30
7.60
4,081
Jan
9.50 Aug
7
7
225
17'/a
17%
155
2.50
2,462
17%.
16%
5.10
7
10%
10%
11%
16
16
27c
28c
Jan
Apr
Feb
15
16
Aug
28
Jan
6
8%
120
27c
Donald
July
4,500
%
16
Dow
25c
Aug
36c
30c
5,786
22c
Aug
40c
Apr
East
34
35%
5,676
26% Mar
39 Va July
East
98%
100
215
92
July
101% May
East
100
•
18
18
200
11
Mar
21% July
4.30 Mar
preferred
I
Gas.—!
8.310
30 Va
8,658
28%
20
3.50
4,700
8c
4,000
91
91
50
81
Jun
28
130
27
Aug
32 Va
15%
15%
510
15
Mav
16% Apr
2.00
2.00
200
22c
15%
32c
3.540
22c
Aug
85c
3,000
14c
Aug
69c
56c
2.00
14c
14c
30c
33c
9,598
23C
30c
47c
49,600
30c
Aug
1
Central Pat Gold
l
1
Aug'Un
5.60
Apr
Jan
4.60
Feb
2.61 July
2.10
2.35
6,300
1.84
Jan
3.30 Mar
Famous
Farm- Equipment
Copper
Yellowknife
Mines
Commoil
6.25
6.25
2,000
5.10 July
7.00 Mar-
14% July
Aug
Feb
Jun
11%
57,993
8.40
Apr
3.00
700
2.71
Aug
1.35
24,600
9%c
4,150
6.05
9c
4.300
1.00 Aug
9c
Aug
8.50
Jan
5.00
Jan
2.90
Apr
15 %c
Jun
2.27 Mar
5.30 Jun
Con
Key
Conro
Mines
Mines
Development
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated Dragon
Consolidated
Consul Fenimore
Class
B
Ford Motor
Jan
Francoeur
4.25
Feb
1.52
Apr
83C
8,450
2.65
2,710
62c
Aug
2.45 Aug
62
Jan
3.65 Apr
78
Jun
197
35c
34,591
30c
1.75
12,100
75c
8%
750
20c
25c
46,400
20c
Aug
85c
Jun
13 %c 13 %c
2,500
10c
Jun
17c
Feb
70c
119,200
65c
Aug
2.14
Jan
6c
Aug
71
65c
6c
7c
15,000
11
11%
325
2.25
2.25
100
1.00
15.750
Aug
Jan
Apr
7 Va
10
1.92 Aug
8% May
Jan
Jan
16c
13
July
Jan
88c
Aug
2 80
Apr
2.00
97c
88c
40c
34o
40c
12.150
34c
Aug
45c
Jan
23c
12c
23c
26c
5,125
23c
Aug
44c
Mar
10c
Aug.
21c
10c
7c
Aug
Consolidated
Aug
10c
13C
12,917
10c
Aug
23c
Jan
6% Aug
19c
850
18c
Feb
Jan
26c
1
18To
11.00
16%
19
45,399
12%
Jan
25%
8.75
11.50
22,020
5.50
Jan
17%
2.70
45c*.
2.65
2.75
3,150
41c
45c
15.887
39c
34c
1.20
34c
38c
12,802
34c
1.10
1.20
9,223
2.50 Aug
Apr
Apr
3.50
Jan
Aug
90c
Jan
Aug
1.04 Aug
64c
May
2.05
Jun
15c
Aug
c
10c
20.000
7c
Aug
11c
May
17c
16c
20c
6,500
15c
Aug
45c
15c
15c
5,000
12c
Aug
35c
Feb
46c
42c
49c
71,500
42c
Aug
2.10
2.10
100
25o
34c
31.900
25c
Aug
22c
22c
1,569
15c
.Apr
a
15c
300
Explor
1.90 Aug
1
.
2.10
31e
4.10
4.10
4.40
17.900
*
„1
20%
44c
20%
21%
7.245
34c
44c
20.300
42c
41c
42e
9.000
26c
22c
26c
16,000
7c
8c
4.500
7c
Aug
1
Mines
Mar
1.38
3.75
Jan
Galkeno
Minos
Geco
Aug
5.35
Apr
20'% Aug
28%
Jan
4.00
22c
Jan
38c
July
16 %c
Feb
82c
68c
38c
16c
May
Jun
July
Jail
Northland
Mines
1
70c
50c
70c
10.133
50c
Aug
9%c
9c
9%c
5,000
9c
Jan
17c
Apr
15c
1
For
footnotes
.1
Mines Ltd—
see
page
46.
Feb
H
1,580
7% May
9%
Jan
12c
11c
13c
3,000
14
14
14
575
6,500
30
67
July
14% Mav'
Jan
1.75
Aug
Jan
30
30
Jail
16c
73c
Jan
July
26q
Jan
6%c Aug
6,350
Aug
13c
32,600
21c
14c
13c
•37c
90c
95c
30
16c
18c
14c
Jan
Aug
13
90c
I
30
Jan
10c
16c
May
9c
28.000
1.26
1.34
20,200
1.10 Mar
1.47
2.34
10,900
2.15
5.25
24c
25c
2,000
7c
9c
15c
14c
16c
1.65
1.74
48,835
1.50
2.00
905
13
14
205
Apr
Aug
50c
Jan
Aug
39
41
15%
Feb
Apr
47
Aug
41
50
Jun
33
41 tii
Aug
58
Jan
50
May
41
100
41
Aug
31c 31 %c
3,000
25c
Feb
20c
4,000
13c
Jan
40c
Feb
Aug
40C
Mar
590
43
Aug
35c
Aug
43
50
35c
39c
66c
23,778
4,400
54c
Feb
26c
7,400
250
J nil
26 % Aug
43
Jan
8.25
13
41
37c
4.10
1.50 Aug
39
18c
Jan
65c
1.65
90
18c
Jun
Aug
14c
17,600
1.73
Aug
24c
Jan
Jan
82c
July
48
Apr
1.30
Jun
98c
49%c Jun
42%
Jan
27
29
6,104
*
17'4
17%
17 7 a
770
15
Jan
;18
May
IIIi
18%
18%
18%
190
17%
Fob
23
May
2.25
2.02
2.29
20,475
1.15
1.25
9,850
7.15
6.90
7.30
4,725
Feb
1.46
Fob
86c
2.93
Jan
3.20 May
19)5 Mar
9.55 July
May
13c
12c
13C
13,400
Aug
26
25
26
450
25
Aug
33%
Jan
26
26
75
25
Mar
28%
Jail
12c
12c
2,500
lie
Aug
24c
Apr
65c
.
41c
80c
5,545
65c
Aug
7.40
8.15
37,235
5.90
Fob
9.35 July
u
51%
544
50 Va
Aug
56% Mar
90
447
85
Aug
114
18%
20
690
18% Aug
26
Jan
6%C Aug
21c
Jan
34
Jan
12c
501
7c
8c
12,000
24
625
1.80
2.05
16,477
7%
7%
150
General
Petroleum
Class A
Mines
29
515
10%
11%
10,675
54 %
52%
55
325
12c
Aug
23
Jan
1.10
May
1.80 Aug
3.10 Jan
Feb
8% Aug
6%
543
9c
Aug
42c
Aug
27
Jail
10% Aug
50 Va
Aug
Mar
37
39%
330
4.50 Aug
4.50
I,775
4.00 Aug
7
7
125
6% July
20c
21c
5.00
4.25
4.25
41%
4.50
41%
*
common
4,800
34,881
11%
1
23c
15,700
20c
1.000
50c
Feb
Gold
III"
%
MinesIIII—~l
50c
50c
4.60
4.05
4.60
3,400
3.70 Aug
j
Prosp
Yellowknife
Glacier
58c.
28%
1
common
Ltd
Scientific
Giant
10c
42c
29
10c
—ll
Steel Wares
General
Geo
Canada
;
9c
55c
1
I_~i
—I*
III~1
IIIIIIIl
—Il%
Ltd
2.05
1.75
2.05
18,300
1.15 Aug
20c
24c
13.000
17 %c 18 %e
Mining
Glenn. Uranium Mines
Goklale
Gold
Eagle
Golden
59c
Aug
Tire Canada
common
Graham
;
Bousquet
Grandines
Grand uc
5,000
6c
July
600
74c
Aug
4,500
14c
Aug
80c-
Jan
170
180
120
142
43 V«
90
41
7
V«
7
120
6
6%
6%
100
6
July
11c
Aug
'
—_IIIII_~~I~~~~"~«
GokL_~ "
1
6%.
Jun
Va
Apr
.III III I
HIIIII
15c
13c
15c
25.550
«
~~
Mines
6VaC
43%
170
43
*
Miacs
7Vac Aug
15c 15 Vac
50
Macliay class A
Class B
4,300
80c
~i
I*
preferred
Gordon
17%c Aug
9c
6c
1
~
Uranium
Aug
18c
6,500
8c
8%c
I—III
Mines—IIII""
Gold
Manitou
Goodyear
23c
17 %c
II
Mines.:
Goldfields
4 '<■
1
III
2
Mines
Goldcresfc
1
Great
Lakes
Great
Lakes Power Common.
Paper
Northern
1.05
Jail
33c
9c
7c
9c
9,000
6%c Aug
ll
1.90
1.85
1.95
2,950
1.82 Aug
37 %
35%
38
2,000
35 Va
Aug
22 Va
22%
22%
100
21 %
Aug
5%
Jan
•
common
Greyhawk Uranium
Gridoil Freehold
Gulch
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
IIII.Ill
I ~~
*
«
qn
I
Guaranty Trust
t
I
class A
^
_
'
Warrants
I
~~
commonII_H
_
Gurney Products
500
15c
Aug
22c
May
15,500
15c
Feb
30c
Apr
Gwillim
32c 35 %c
62,100
31c
Aug
Feb
Gypsum Lime &
Lake
7
"nn
Preferred
1,781
6%
325
4.75
200
ZIIII
Feb
29
Aug
6
Aug
4.35
23c
Aug
Aug
28c
39c
215,900
6.55
7.15
1,100
6.55 Aug
20% July
20%
550
14c
17c
8,000
7c
Sr-
3,100
18%
16%
IO
II,628
16% Aug
10
10%
1,300
8% Aug
3.00
3.00
100
1
Aug
10
10
900
10
July
17c
—
—
V
Gold
Aiab_II
30%
61/4
4.35
3.40
20%
6.90
1
i
r
Mines
39c
600
1,650
10%
V
Ltd
Mines—
l~
'8
4.00
29
6 %
7%
3.90
__
7
Develop
Coal
Greening Wire
Gtilf
1
_
~I~I
15c
1.89
Gas
Warrants
15o 15 %c
_i
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
Consolidated Regcourt
21%
7%
2.00
Motors
Plains
Consolidated
Oils
17% Aug
23%
Dynamics
General
West
go
Mine
12%
35
20
common—
General
Great
*
Peak
9% Aug
17%
Co
Power
Great
Mines
Pershcourt
39 %
3,600
17%
17%
1
Mines
Gaiineau
Apr
May
Nicholson
Consolidated
835
10 %
2.15
Gnitwin Exploration
1.10 May
25c
Consolidated
Consol
24,426
48%
10
8c
Trailer
Fru'jlmuf
Great
1
1
*
Ltd
57 % May
28 %
48
Jan
35c
Jan
1.30
July
31
18%
Apr
63 Va
Apr
July
45
Jan
6.25
6.00 Jan
7%
42c
Fob
July
1.30 May
Jan
5.80
2.10 Aug
Feb
70c
28c
May
16c
May
Jan
IOV2C
Jan
2.10
34c
Mar
May
47Va Mar
7% Jati
200
6% July
25c
JM1
27V2C Jan
5.60 Jan
July
91
2
Oils
Jan
26 %
28
Mines
•
50c
1
& Smelting
Morrison
Negus
Jan
15Q
♦
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
July
18,316
1
Mac
Mav
32% Aug
Mar
8
115
18c
1
1
I-Iowey Gold
Marbenor
Mines
Gold Ltd
Mic
16c
49 %C
10c
•7%
19c
1
Marcus
Mining
16,300
9c
Jan
1
Consolidated
8.800
15c
15c
Consolidated
12c
Apr
Consolidated
Consolidated
10c
7%
*
Consol
.16
Feb
class A
Canada
Jan
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated
Feb
19%
10%
Companies
Frobishcr Ltd common
May
3.25
19c
Mines
11%
Apr
55c
73
30c
1.55
55c
Guayana
Mar
765
Fraser
Aug
Consolidated HaUiwell
99
14
87%
4.25
Aug
Gillies Lake
97
13%
(U S).
Co
88c
73c
warrants
Consolidated
95%
14
51%
800
68c
7
83% J1111
95% Aug
218
—15
92,802
8c
Mines
26% Mar
8.15
1.40
15c
Iron
28% July
2,542
nil
1.09
2,720
Oil—
23% Aug
30%'
Corp
Canada
Ford
32,200
Crest—
East
2,475
29
97
Foundation Co of Canada
30c
,
762
25 VB
*
Apr
24c
Mines
12%
24
29
1
Jun
9c
Discovery
12%
H20
Jan
2.45
Jun
12%
24%
—
—
60c
Aug
12%
Apr
Jan
13% May
14 %■ J1111
Jan
1.33
Copper
36c
1.15 Aug
9.25
2.21
Kirklund
of
21c
32%
25% Aug
3,250
10r*»
Aug
Apr
I250
—
28c
11%
Warrants
Consolidated
10 Vb
2.83
1.25
Aug
20c
Denison
Consolidated
10%
Jan
8c
3,345
1.15 Mar
1.42
16,227
Jan
25c
Preferred
Florida
70c
1
Aug
9c
„
9%c
26%
Jan
Aug
28%
Aug
24c
-
8c
25%
„25
—U_
Grain class A
Federal
1.83
16c
7c
14,200
4,100
52,972
9c
1
Canadian—-——
Tungsten
Fill-west
78c
1.50
1.65
10c
26 %
;
7c
1
Oils
Jan
7c
Nickel
15c
*
Cordasun
Jan
34c
35c
60c
21c
*
Consolidated
Aug
20c
15 %c Aug
73c
;
3,200
Flin_:
Central
62c
5%c Aug
3.000
1
2,000
Cadillac-
Gamma
Calliman
Consolidated
Jun
II,312
18c
—10
.
Insurance—
52.700
16c
11c
Consolidated
14,525
7c
15 VaC
Aug
1.25
24c
1
Mines
54c
18c
July
91c
*
Bellekeno
2.50
49c
14c
9c
*
Oil
Allenbce
Consolidated
2.50
6%C
18c
Oils Ltd
Federal
Jan
Mar
3.50 Feb
7c
Warrants
Fargo
47c
10
Apr
94,145
17e
7c
*
1
Corp
Aug
7% Aug
2.00
22,303
16c
_*
——
—
16c
35
150
16c
21c 21 %c
8%
2.50
Mines
Coniaurum
9,600
7%
21c,
Players
Genex
Con in gas
18c
7%.
Fob
49c
Fleet Manufacturing
*
-
4f)C
4.200
1.25
73
*
17c
Favatlay Uranium Mines
2,000
9.95
1
Combined Enterprises
May
7%
common
Mar
16,500
2.71
33c
1.75
1
Coldstream
55c
<•
70c
17o
5.75
1
Mines
Gold
Fell
...20
——
Fanny Farmer Cahdy
52c
2.51
1
Reco
22c
III
Mar
7.20
13c
i
1
•
500
-20
57c
50C
25
Cochcnour Willans
•
6.75
80c
;«•
32c
32c
15c
Falconbridge
1
Mining Corp
Jan
32c
Apr
1.25
17c
1.01
Smelting
Mining &
Cobalt Consolidated
36c
2.00
Explorers Alliance
2.35
1.42
8,538
8c
21 c
Chrysler
42c
Aug
Refineries
21,750
2.85
1
Aug
9c
18c
Excelsior
105,236
1
75o
Chimo Gold Mines—
13c
21,700
15c
Jan
2.00
1
1
—
15,500
11c
ltte
Jun
3.75
•
Mines
16c
1
Gold
2.85
11%
2.85
1.33
9c
«
Del
46
10c
__1
—
Ltd
Equitable Life
Eureka
Corp
13c
July
1
Sol
1.84
n
Mar
55
Mines
El
Jan
1/02
28c
Aug
Oils—
Pon-Rey
Jan
.
2.03
5.85
Explorers
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
—:
Mines
3.05
17c
52e
6.75
Central
Cheskirk Mines
Mines
Eldrieh
i.B5
2.10
Central
Charter Oil
Elder
1
3.70
•
*
Porcupine
Jan
Jan
Aug
—
—
2.79
*
Rio
3.35
Aug
47c
Ll
Athabaska
Common
Jan
•4.25
2.50 Aug
lie
46
—1
i
Smelthig Ltd_
class A~
Paper
Eddy
110% Mar
Aug
14<;
33c
1
Ltd—
Corp
Apr
14c
July
3.95 July
J
13c
46
-_1
Easy Washing Mach pfd—
Economic Investment Trust
Feb
5.50
3.00 Aug
Feb
lie
Products—.
El
1
Quart/
Asbestos
Mining
Steel
27
1
...
Metals
26% May
Aug
7o
Sullivan Mines
&
Jail
1.00
-1
—
Eastern
7c
7c
91
40
4.25
<1
Jun
46
__1
—
Eastern
427
July
*
—1
Gold——
Malartie Mines
Eastern
21%
1
*
1
Gas
...
15
July
34%.May
Feb
1
&
Ltd
Minerals
Copper Co
Asbestos Co Ltd—
3.15
3.15
1
*
*
20
6c
4%
Nat Gas
12
29 %
Jan
6.50
100
*
—*
>1
1
-
Eastern
21 %
16%
Corp_—
10%
30
25
10
•1.60
14,000
1
——,—*
.
Amphi
Aug
12c
23.50
—*
Jan
22c
34%
1
96c
2.50
-1
1
1
25c
class B
Duvcx Oils &
3,300
11c
*
1
common
Brewery
Duvan
Jan
1.05
•
2.50
12c
1
Mudge
&
Donnell
Jlln
May
15c
9,370
Seagrams
Rope
Aug
2,965
1
Donalda Mines
3.10 July
6c
3.10
5
Dominion Textile
Jan
Jan
2,500
5.70
1
Preferred
% Mar
23
12%
1,995
16
% May
23%
Feb
1.75
July
8
Aug
17% Aug
7,432
Captain Mines Ltd..—
Colomac
62c
24,530
*
Producers-i.
Lake
II,900
825
.
Cockshutt
95c
7.05
1.70
1.09
7%c
2;90
—
29,130
Mines
Chromium
Jan
1?
Feb
Aug
5.25
1
2
Dome Exploration
2.50
Dome Mines
——.—.—•
Dominion Bridge
*
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—*
Preferred
——100
Dominion Magnesium
*
Dominion Steel & Coal
*
Dominion Stoics
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Jan
85c
1.30
Exploration
Chestervllle
7%
5% Aug
July
G3c
6.50
10
Warrants
Coin
13,250
22,250
5.20 Jan
2.05 Aug
14 Va
47c
330
96c
50
—————
Mar
8,300
5.30
.
32c
6c
47c
Mines
Diadem
1.06
Qui Met Explorations
Cody
1,400
70c
*
Williston
Central
5%
5,277
Jan
May
53c
16%'
16
98 c
Palmer Oils
Devon
3.00 May
1.30 Mar
1.75
70c
2.34
Apr
1.23
88c
47c
—1
Brewis Mines——.
Distillers
10
Copper Coy—
Cay/or
Jan
1,040
—
Ltd
Canadian Western
Gold
Jun
9
10
Vickers
Cariboo
16%
11%
Canadian
Cassiar
14% May
Apr
17%
common
Canadian
Oil
Apr
5V4
2.05
16%
II—1
Mines
Delude
Aug
1.50
85c
G.90
•
Canadian Prospect
Canadian Thorium Corp
Canso
Apr
6
9.00
Gold
Petrofina
Natural
Jun
78c
13%
5%
70e
warrants.
Canso
19
Feb
12%
1,170
6%.
1.65
warrants
1955
Erin
15%
6
Aug
2.20
<■
i
Deer Horn Mines—
D'Eldona Gold Mines Ltd
535
14
15%
Aug
7c
Jim
7.50
Aug
31c
47,000
Warrants
Jun
Aug
13
53c
28c
4,000
10c
'
424
13%
15%
—100
1953
Can
II,140
16%
Canadian Pacific Railway
Candore
940
69c
io
Inca_
Cos
Oil
14%
33c
7c
—
—
Decoursey
IB
North
Canadusa
29 %
17%
—
preferred
Canam
23% Mar
l
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian
July
2.40
Oil
Canadian Malartie
Canadian
Jan
28
552
25%
56
23% Mar
13
04o
Class B
43% Aug
63c
13%
9.60 July
2,085
2.50
'
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Jan
2,153
25,
25%
•
—
t
41
4.20
31c
Mar
May
104% Aug
Aug
4.10 Aug
10c
»
Jap
40c
13-
Jan
101
290
40c
Dacring Explorers
1
D'Aragon Mines ——_—.———1
Dlavis Leather class A
9
1
Jun
G.Q0 Feb
7.25
45%
*
Canadian Husky
Warrants
5 "So
9,040
6.75
44%
24%
10c
Oils
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Oil
9%c Aug
„
*
Canadian Export Gas Ltd.,
Canadian Food Products class
Canadian
42c
GOc ■•'
24 %c
Feb,-,
10,600
18,500
48c
*
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Gen Securities
8.30 July
27%
1,600
3.50
4.10
4.10
.
Crowpat- Minerals
Ctineo Mines Ltd
5.00 July
9%c 12 %o
7.30
Dock
&
54c
Feb
Aug
I,290
2,000
1111
Zcllerbach
Crown
Jan
90
327ii
101 103%
3.00
Croinor Pershing
37 % Mar
May
75c
31%
101
Timber common——.
Crestbrook
Jan
5.00 Jan
1,900
6.45
30c
Canadian Drawn Steel pfd
Canadian
73% Aug
3.25
17%
1.24
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
34
307
74:
3.00
32%
Canada
Warrants
2.85 Mar
39%
"Aug
6.85
2,225
18% Mar
Aug
28c
Lead
Oil of
Crcc
Jan
4.50
2.90 Aug
1.75 Jan
33
155
35%'
34
73%
•
•
*
*
l
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants
Jan
8,300
6.50 Aug
16c
7.05
93c
•
Zinc
Cournor Mining ———
Cpwichan Copper
Apr
55
36
7.20
45 %
1
—
42
1.95
12 Va C Aug
14c
6.60
Class A •—.—-ik—
Coulee
8% May
32%'Aug
3.10
Canadian Astoria Minerals
•
Feb
47 Va Mar
33
50c
1
Canadian Atlantic Oil;
2
Canadian Bank of Commerce
20
Canadian Breweries common
•
Preferred
*
25
Canadian British Aluminium
«■
Canadian British Empire Oils
10c
..Canadian Canncrs class A
•
Canadian Celanqsc common
•
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
•
Canadian Chieftain Pete
.
•
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 3
Apr
29
405
•
1.85
7.00
Canadian Admiral Oils
30%
5% Aug
2.90
•
Canada. Southern Petroleum
Jan
20
50
35 Vb
35 Va •
74
3.10
•
•
—20
Jan
6.20
26% Jan
92c
MOO
Exploration —
Coppcrcorp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
.
Copper-Man Mines
——
Copper Rand Chiboug——.——
Cox-by Distillery class A—
Jun
148
34%
49%
—
.——
class A
13%
24% Mar
40
1.10
14c
■
Conwcst
5.55
5.00 Aug
I,724
g'
Feb
Feb
1,000
6
Canada Iron Foundries common
Canada
5.23
27%
92«
1110
Consumers
6.55 Aug
10,204
27;
Jun
103
9.000
•
1
1
Consolidated West Pcrolcuin—
Gas of Toronto com—
July
80
.
Julv
4.35
200
27
27
Stone.—
"
36
<
■
5.00
:.jo
—
Cut
7.30
5.23
•
!
common-
Crushed
Canada
97
4.75
6.55
iimiiiii
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada Cement
Preferred
95
4.75
95
Consolidated
Jan
1.5o
1.05 Aug
1.05
Aug
High
7%c
152,890
8,000
Consolidated Sannorm
Consolidated Sudbury
3.20 May [
35c
65 %
common-.
Calvan Consolidated
;
61c
12,447
preferred
5'4>
\
6,200
41c
•
25c
Edmonton
&
80c
35c
:i..—•
Petroleum
Calgary
79c
39c
Oils—
Mines
Mines
BasinTungsten Mining.
Low
7C
7c
1
00c
Cabanga
Calalta
High
Low
High
Low
HUjh
L010
Par
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Price*
Sale Trice
Cable
for Week
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
Sales
7c
6c
7c
19.000
•
29
28
29 Va
1,545
11c
May
7c
Aug
6c
22
Aug
Apr
47V2 May
27% Jun
10% May
6.90 Jun
48
Mai'
8% Jan
5.50
Feb
Apr
Apr
25
Mav
49c
Jan
14e
Apr
21% Mar
14
Mar
67c
12*8
aii,
.Tan
,
186
Volume
Number 5669
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(981)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Low
Harding: Carpets
Rock
Hard
Harrison
of
Lake.
14c
9c
9 Vac
40c
40c
44c
38c
2,400
Milton
85c
Feb
2.00
38c
Jun
32,000
Mindamar
25c
44
Aug
70
25c
43
27%
Mtge
Lid
ik
Co
common
Bronze
Nickel
International
Powders
Co
pfd
3.40
3.50
18
19
9 VaC
15%
590
14%
4.80
725
43c
49c
21
22
12%
Jun
New
Gas
Jan
New
Goldvue
5.20
1.55
Apr
1.65
5,500
Aug
New Harrieana:
New Highridge
20c
22c
3,600
Apr
New
90c
Jun
New
Kelore
20c
28c
16,500
20c
13c
22c
183,900
40c
36,350
16.400
3 3c
Jan
65c
Jan
28c
Mar
73c
Jan
Jan
New
52c
60c
4,964
49c
32c
1.68
6
6
100
7c
15%
1.71
1.71
100
Aug
May
18c
Feb
Jan
Nisto
42c
50c
9 Vac
8c
10c
1
29,000
52c
48c
54c
4,633
48c
20c
18C
20c
9,500
12 VaC
18%
t
18%
Id
18
10
1
10.500
42c
8c
1.80
Aug
Jail
Aug
Jan
28C
22c
18
Apr
19%
Jan
18
Feb
24 Va
Jun
10
Aug
12% July
1.10
1.35
11,650
90c
Jan
85c
1.60
Jan
82c
88c
15,320
82c
Aug
1.85
Jan
108
105 110 Va
621
105
Aug
1
9c
9 Vac
1
3,000
9c
Aug
15c
16c
15,000
14c
Jan
5.50
5.35
5.50
4,437
18 Vac
19c
2,000
3.55
800
*
3.75
Jan
15c
Mar
3.00
Feb
2.10
Feb
111% Aug
19c
Aug
39c
Apr
8.00
19c
July
Jan
4.25
May
*
2.50
2.50
2.50
300
3
1914
19%
19%
17'/a
240
17% Mar
20
100
17
July
18%
Mar
1.60 Jun
20
17%
1
Mines
1.14
1
1
Petroleum
8c
IOC
•
Long Lac Gold
Preferred
8c
2.01
27
26%
2.12
2.25
73c
7,000
7c
Aug
17c
Apr
9c
38.400
41,800
Aug
42c
4,200
275
26% Aug
30
24
1,347
16
May
905
16
Feb
41
40%
41
285
6c
6%c
13,190
39% Aug
5%C Aug
25% July
25% July
43% Feb
17c
10,000
lie
Jun
Aug
C
15c
15c
1.02
1.23
65,850
90c
83c
70c
85c
11,850
GOc
11c
Aug
11c
1,500
10c
Julv
22
22
100
20c
27c
38,200
2.05
2.18
4,450
»
Co
1
Macassa Mines
Jun
27 Va
\
Ml
3.50
22%
1.22
Lowney
Apr
22
•
Warrants
Louvicourt Goldfield
2.85
22
8 Va
21c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
23c
Jun
1.70 Mar
1.49 Mar
23c
Jan
19% July
22
20c
80c
Jan
2.20
Jun
Aug
Aug
1
38c
30c
38c
9,100
8c
Aug
65c
1
7 %c
8c
II
11,000
7c
Aug
18c
Jan
1.10
1.07
1.13
7,150
98c
May
1.21
Jan
I
Macleod Gockshutt Gold Mines
Macmillan Bloedel class A
Class B
*
35
35
35
Aug
27
Aug
35
Jan
27%
28%
596
1.80
1.51
1.60
5,700
80c
80c
200
1
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
5c
6c
5
4%
5
1
Ltd
5c
*
Goldfieids
1.35
1.30
1.35
19.401
13o 14 VaC
33,200
*
common
•
14c
Ltd:
——
——
Mines
_1
8
8
150
Ltd
Maybrun Mines.
Frontenac
Jan
1.25 May
12
%c Aug
1.85
34c
Jun
Apr
6% May
98c
13c
3,500
19c
7 %c Aug
18c
Aug
87c
1.00
65.006
75c
Aug
11c
Feb
6
Feb
11c
13c
11.000
6 Va
6%
3,231
79%
80
85
25c
24c
27c
22,000
70
72
1,683
70%
84 %
81
85
19c
19c
Jan
Jan
North
79% Aug
Aug
28,500
1
2.18
2.16
2.25
12,850
8c
9c
2,266
Jan
7%
87
Jun
89c
Jan
85%
Jun
71% Mar
17c
42,500
July
Aug
30c
8c
20c
Jan
34c
29c 37%c
14,000
24c
Aug
53c
Apr
14,300
10c
20,700
12c
Aug
48c
Jan
1,250
15,156
15c
July
35c
May
7%c Aug
25c
Jan
12,000
8c
Aug.
26c
Jun
30c
24c
30c
34,100
20c
Aug
53c
May
65c
59c
65c
10.800
41c
Aug
15c
18c
6,523
11c
Aug
52c
Jan
13c
15c
18,200
l()c
Jan
20c
Feb
7 Vac July
14 %c
8c
8c
8 VaC
3,000
(ic
6 Vac
2,240
1.72
1.82
1,500
15c
15c
2,050
14.800
*
15c
Aug
2.05
2.17
1.56
1.70
6,000
6c
7c
17,000
6c
Aug
14Vac
16c
15c
16c
10,000
12c
Aug
45c
Jan
40
40
41%
4,579
40
Aug
57%
Jan
11 Vac
3 0c
32c
49,000
10c
Aug
34c
Apr
3
1
9o
8c
1.82
3.10"
3.00
3.20
6%C Aug
2.00 Aug
6,328
68c
65c
71c
50,950
1
22c
20c
23o
'I
57c
•
45.775
20C
'Aug
27C
30c
Aug
4.50
4.90
4,075
6,461
27c
4.55
2.20
•
u—.
common
2.20
2.30
1,360
27c
1.13
1.15
75,060
6.05
5.70
6.15
4.25
1
3.85
4.35
2,305
•
14
36 %
Jun
Feb
9.00 Mar
6.80 Mar
14
130
200
3.70
11% Mar
17% July
36
Aug
41% May
9.00 July
6.25 Jun
3.05
3.90
2,185
3.05
1.05
1.35
6,700
1.00
Aug
*
21
62c
16C
295
700
53c
62c
11,000
21
3.50
48c
Mar
Jan
Feb
4.50 May
84c
Mar
May
13c
16c
8,000
13c
Aug
30c
22C
8,500
21c
Aug
44c
Jun
*
8
8
100
9
Jan
•
6C
1
18C
2.05
*
25c
*
1.80
Cc
9,000
6c
Aug
11c
Mar
48c
7%c
90o
common
7% Mar
55C
22,400
48c
Aug
92c
May
7c
8c
30,500
6c
Aug
15c
Aug
2.00 Aug
25c
Aug
1.60 Aug
50c
Aug
8% July
23c
Jan
17c
20c
4,000
2.12
12,400
25c 26 VaC
15,500
2.00J
1.70
1.80
3,900
52c
60c
1,800
8%
8%
250
7
7
100
1
8.50
7.50
8.70
2.50
2.50
100
17c 21 VaC
119,600
17c
Crush
*
Gold
1
Minerals
21C
7
22,155
Aug
7% Aug
80c
Jan
2.85
Jan
47c
Jan
2.40
95c
Jan
May
9% May
9% Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
3.15
Jan
Aug
2.50
42VaC
Jun
1
Mines
28c
30c
24,700
2Gc
Jan
69c
May
1
;
34c
34c
5,500
27c
Mar
54c
May
27
29%
13,557
Petroleum
1
Tubes
28%
16 Va
Feb
•
115
114
116
*
Oils
41c
41c
42c
4,500
41c
Aug
57c
42c
40c
44c
10,400
21c
Jan
74c
Jun
Aug
Aug
13c
Jan
10c
Jan
311
100
Paramaque Mines
1
8c
8c
4,100
8c
Parbec
1
5c
5%c
23,600
5c
28,998
Mines
Amalgamated
Drilling
Mines
Jan
82c
G5c
82c
4.70
4.70
5.00
260
1
74c
70c
75c
8.100
55c
Apr
21 %c
19 %c
22c
33,500
18c
Feb
1
;
1
*
1
Mines
28c
26c
30c
28,257
25c
12
12%
2,422
Aug
Feb
11
11%
3,290
25
25
40
,
Ltd
Consol
Exploration Ltd
Nat
36% July
10c
Porcupine
Credit
2.10
30
21c
7
Uranium
Aug
July
•
10
Hereey
Jan
1.67
5.00
1.30
20
Mar
3.40 Aug
6.75
22
65c
85c
Feb
99c
36%
3.50
Jan
Jan
Feb
13
21
Jan
6.10
1.59
3.50
36
3.50
13Vac
Jan
July
May
Aug-
20
Jan
6.10
•
common
Jan
3.35
4.50 Aug
2.00 Aug
28,173
18,340
1.10
5.00
Aug
20
Western
Aug
1.50 Aug
4.500
•
1
preferred
B
preferred
Opemiska Copper
Peoples
Apr
2.65 May
26c
Mar
7c
Warrants
River
Feb
12c
Aug
1.65
6%
Peace
20c
Aug
6c
1.72
Class
PCE
Jan
2.17
Mines
Jockey Club
Pardee
1.34
1
Malartic—
Pater
Jun
10c
l
Specialties
Ontario
Parker
36c
9 VaC
1
Ltd
O'Leary
116
July
Jun
Permo
Gas
-
Gas
1
common
12%
.1.25
11%
*
common
*
Oil
2
Perron
Gold
Peruvian
Petrol
&
preferred
Mines—
Oil
&
15
1
15
3.10
54c
Jan
4% Aug
9
143
May
Apr
1.28 May
6
Jan
95c
Jan
26 VaC May
40c
Aug
16%
Jun
10'/a Aug
Apr
26 %
15
Aug
23
Feb
2.30
50.505
18
23%
300
2.75
12,100
81c
22,300
Jan
3.90
Apr
27c
83,000
1.55
1.50
1.65
1.05
1.25
4.567
——1
1.26
1.15
Glc
26,387
1.10
Pioneer
Gold
of
Mines
B
C
12,553
22c
13,500
38c
Aug
45c
Mar
Powell
9c
590
5c
Feb
10c
Mar
Powell
Rouyn
1.00
90c
1.00
17,800
90c
Aug
2.08
Jan
Power
Corp
13%
May
Jun
12% Aug
Aug
18%
Jun
24%c
Jan
14
1,950
11c
14c
9,200
13 %
408
10
Apr
15% Mar
President
12%
13
815
12
Jan
13%
Preston
1.20
'
7c
2.25 May
Jan
Jan
1.83
Apr
Aug
Jun
Jan
Jan
46%
55c
4,500
36
39
2,578
35% Aug
52c
5,000
49c
59
59
63 %
1,298
55
1.50
18,434
72c
GOc
7c
7c
1.05
1.00
1.05
2.000
Dome
1
7.20
6.40
7.20
8,665
,
6,500
Jan
Jan
49c
1
1.66
15c
13%
49c
*
1.60 May
9.75 Aug
52c
Aug
36 %
.—
Gold
Electric
Jun
1.50
•
Border
East
4,040
88c
Aug
•
Gold
Rights
Premier
10,025
Jan
Aug
1
50c
River
12%
1.24
1.40
97c
6,200
8c
9.75
52c
1
1.27
7 Vac
9.75
Uranium
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
4.00
Apr
1.20
72c
44c
*
Gold
9c
10c
1.15
77c
1
Crow
20c
Jun
GOc
1.15
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
3.80
5.35
41c
1
Pickle
9c
Feb
2.96
_*
Minerals™
Oil & Gas_
20c
13 %
21c
15c
_i
Oua Rare Metals Mining
Oils
Page
Jan
7 VaC
1
Okalta
Pan
July
8 VaC
1
Pamour
Jan
2.70
24c
9c
•
Gold
Lake
24c
Jan
Aug
Aug
15c
•
Ogaina Rockland Gold
Osisko
Jun
9c
1
O'Brien
Pacific
Jun
«te
Obaslca Lake Mines
Ormsby
Jun
1.29
1.55
13c 15 %e
15c
1
Wood
3.95
12c
7c
Jun
Jun
780
13 %
1.35
3.75
Mines
1
46.
11c
Mines
1
page
10c
1.22 May
10c
Aug
6.75
Pipeline
500
13.50
10c
common
8c 11VaC
1
1
50
Pembina
10c
*
Jan
Ltd
Northern Quebec Power
Northern Telephone
Northland
Oils Ltd
Pitch-Ore
common
Aug
1
Penmans
21c
30c
18c
42c
,
Jan
Jan
May
2,500
:
Oils
Apr
2.08
Apr
July
70c
18,900
warrants-
Orenada
2.60
40c
July
,18,950
Northern Canada Mines
Orange
Jun
Jan
41c
65c
18c
Jun
3.15
56c
1.80 Aug22VaC Apr
1.55
1
Jan
1.00
Feb
Aug
58c
Mining
15c
•
Mines
20 %c 24VaC
Aug
1.78
1.40
Ltd—^
62c
19c
3.15
21c
40c
22c
65c
Star Oil common
Oakville
27,000
508
Warrants-
Norvalie
May
7,941
warrants
Nuduluma
12 Vac
1.53
Preferred
1956
Mar
Aug
3,300
Uranium
A
67c
7c
50c
Rankin
Class
Aug
July
23c
25c
1,500
23c
.
Mines
36%C Jan
1
1.25
Oils
North,span
8c
10,735
1.90
•
Warrants
North
38.133
1
22c
58Va
8%
1
\
.
Merrill Island
Mining
Merrill Petroleum
11c
5,500
6%
"Exploration & Development_50o
Mercury Chipman Knitting
*
see
Aug
3,020
*
Mentor
For footnotes
4c
23c
•
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Mexican Light & Power
Preferred
Jan
20c
79 V>
1
common
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKenzie Red Lake
McMarmac Red Lake
HV2C
8 Vac
*
com
Preferred
Jan
1.30 May
Aug
18c
100
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
2.05
5c
21c
•
1
14,500
9,785
Aug
7 Vac
l
Ltd
1.35 Aug
80c
&
Canadian
Paymaster
-■
1
Maritime Mining Corp
Jan
Mar
27%
,
30c
28
.___II*
10c
1.72 Feb
55
Mines-IHIIIIl
Mages Sporting Goods—
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Majortrans
Maneast Uranium
2.05
1
Macdonald Mines
Macfie Explorations
Northcal
Apr
1.94 Aug
1.85 Jan
l
Mines
Feb
24
50
1
1.94
26,000
July
22
•
•
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
7c
1.14
9 Vac 10 %C
2.01
30
B
1.05
2.00
•
Loblaw Groceterias 1st
preferred
Loblnw Cos class A.
'
2.59 July
Oii
Norsyncomnque
North
9c
7c
1
Mines
685
Feb
30c
46c
Mining' Corp
625
Feb
Jan
90c
Aug
25c
50c
50o
_
Normetal
1.35
1
Mines
Norlartic
4,360
May
28c
46c
7c
*
Norpax
19
30c
29
_1
Apr
19
10%-
12,500
23c
i
Jun
1.34
Aug
July
lfiVaC Aug
40c
__l
Noranda Mines
Norgold
24% Aug
6c
Aug
1,500
1.80
Nor Acme Gold
2.80
Jan
26,750
Apr
1
July
Aug
98c
455
9c
1.88
Minos
Jan
1.48
25
17c
8c
Jan
5.00
5.05 Mar
Jan
37c
30c
•
Nipissing Mines
17%
13
49c
Jan
63c
Aug
3.80 Aug
60
8c
July
3.35
17c
38c
Jan
12
23c
125
3,840
24%
84c
Feb
12% Jan
3.100
Taku Mines——
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
9%
42c
.10
July
Aug
22,500
4.00
3.75
9%
1.16 Mar
10% Jan
5,500
Exploration
New Rouyn Merger
New Senator
Rouyn
New Superior Oils
6c
248,180
28c
45c
Mylamaque
6
5,495
1.80
•
Jan
July
3.90
Aug
300
25c
New
6
ZZZZZZZZ_III__I
1.05
67c
Feb
21c
1,045
3.40
Hi
25c
12,945
6,600
11
50c
Newlund Mines
Aug
36.500
39c
10%
4.00
*
New
Aug
Aug
Aug
41c
May
1
10c
3.35
74c
•
27c
37c
35,800
2.35
Mines
4,500
2.90
35c
1.09 Apr
49% Jan
1.05
3.75
1
14,100
38c
61c
1,701
a
24c
Mining
21,300
3.10
63 V
42c
Mines
17c
80c
July
1
39c
I0V2C Jan
May
71
July
62c.
May
40 Va
61
2.25
.
13c
15c
6c
Mines
96c
Aug
18
Aug
61 %
45c
Mines
27c
1.70
Gold
Uranium
27 VaC Aug
17c
July
Jan
36
—
10c
15%
Mines
1.35
15
50
1
29c
7c
Candy
Martin-McNeely
Jan
Hosco
198
—
12c
1
Mines
54c
38c
13,300
17
24c
Explorations...
Jan
Jan
36
2.29
Canada
Aug
2*05
78c
—i
Petroleum
Jan
16
16%
1
Manitoba Mining
Smelting Co Ltd
New Minda-Scotia
1.80
*
1.85
New
15%
—
Feb
DO
_40o
I__
Jason Gold
1.10
Aug
Aug
1
Petroleum
2.20
19 VaC Jan
20% July
40
*
Mines
15%
1.85
Jan
50
45c
Aug
36
i_ii
.
—
Dickenson Mines
New Fortune Mines.
Aug
1
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Davics
Delhi
22Va
40
75c
60,900
New
2.30 Aug
_i
Marigold Oils
.New
23
36c
..
of
Jan
% Jan
25
10%
Develop
84c
"1
Mining
New
May
July
19,
11% Aug
975
Apr
21
Mar
65c
—1
Oil
Apr
17c
12% Aug
17c
Aug
11'A Feb
10,100
10%
Mines
Concord
Aug
185
1
Continental
3.25
17,650
«
Mines
Chamberlain
New
Apr
4.45
7c
22c
26 VaC
25c
British Dominion Oil
New
40c
Jan
2.15 Aug
1.05
107 a
B—
Bristol Oils
New
Feb
1.61
15%
10 Va
II
class
Bidlamaque Gold
Apr
26c
Jun
4.35 May
2.35 May
40
*
Alger Mines
Athona
2.65 Aug
1.20 Feb
Aug
15
24 Va
New
1.70 Mar
18c
5
com.
_
New
Jan
1.23
82c
39c
:
Uranium-
1.73
12
22c
9c
Labine
Jan
93c
75c
Car
5,900
23 VaC
Mines
Meta
41c
Aug
Aug
62
14
33c
Lexindin
McColl
Aug
44
400
76c
Lencourt Gold
Marcon
15c
4,041
1
Laurentide Acceptance pfd
Malar tic
2,233
3.55
Lyndliurst
New
Jan
57%
14
90c
Mines
(W
Nesbitt
Apr
17c
40c
Mining
Uranium
Jan
350
87c
;
New
48%
1
A
Chemical
Mines
3,250
Units
Gold
Nello
New Calumet
90c
13%
1
Hosiery Mills
Jun
15c
—"III
:
Mines
Gold
&
90c
*
Mines
Secord
National
•
Jun
23%
13
—5
Drug
Preferred
Jan
111
4,000
Apr
66c
600
nil
National
2.90
•
Mines
Lamaque
May
78% Aug
42% Jan
8c
17
National Explorations Ltd
6.50
Aug
22
8c
1
Mines
84c
150
Gold
Lake Lingman Gold
Lake Osu Mines
Wasa
43c
20
839
12%
Creek
12%
46%
11%
Jan
Jun
1,200
—5
Minerals
2.65
1
Townsite
Shore
8,916
45
.
Multi
19 Va
Apr
14
•
Mines
Gas
15c
48 Va
1
Ltd
"Canada
Dufault
44
6% Feb
15,373
1
Copper
Cinch
45
82
3,160
l
Mines
6%
24%
3.30 Mar
79%
Apr
2.30
.100
New
15
22
Jun
94
Jan
4.50
1
Gold
Jun
2.25
High
10%
25
_
National Petroleum
July
51
87,440
A
common
National Steel
Nealon
Mines
10 Va
3.40 Aug-
16
8%c
81%
Corp
Jail
32%
Jun
15
46c
Moore
90c
Mines
of
84
5,031
9c
Mar
7.50 Aug
Jan
3.25
_*
Knitting pfd
Porcupine
Jan
24c
47%
1,475
18
*
Ltd
Co
23
65
1
(1939)
Mining
2,330
6%
Aug
7,728
2.75
IIIi
Monarch
2.90
Mines
Lafarge Cement class
Lorado
170
86
4% July
15
50
Jan
15% July
May.
12% Apr
30c
3.20
1
common
Feb
65
10% July
IOC
Containers
1
(John)
Ltd
Labrador Mining &
Exploration
Class
7.50
49
Modern
Co
Montreal Locomotive Wjarks
Montreal Trust
60
10,335
1.48
13%
;
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
1
Labatt
Little
29%
7.50
3.40
•
_
Warrants..
Kirkland Hudson Mines.
Kirkland Minerals
Liberal
27-1B
1
Minerals
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Leit-ch
2,102
86
25c
Jumping Pound Petroleums™
Jupiter Oils
Laura
700
38,200
49
5
Mining
Mines
Luz
11
5%
10c 10 Vac
28 Va
1
Mining Corp
Exploration
Joliet-Quebcc
Lake
10%
lie
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
Apr
46% Mar
3.00
1.25
Corp
Jan
Feb
Aug
25c
Jonsmith Mines
La
9
47
♦
Jacobus
Lake
400
Metals
7.00
35
2.90
29c
86 Va
Jan
21,168
III
Moneta
Apr
1.55
1.25
Jan
2.20
1.45
Brick
Nama
1,081
5
•
j.
Ranwick Ltd
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron
Bay Mines
Isotope Products Ltd
32
7,252
25
common
Intel-provincial Pipe Line
Lake
228
4.75
Investors Syndicate common
Class A
Lakeland
32 Va
49
1
International
Lake
9,300
12%
__1
Mining
International
Kirkland
1.25
Jan
12
20
International Petroleum
Kilembe
1.20
46c
41
Aug
1.14 Aug
47
10
;
Inspiration
18c
7,200
12%
10
Preferred
Warrants
Aug
3.75 Aug
49% Aug
3,491
20c
27
48 %
•
preferred
Jan
11,910
52 Va
100
Co
10%
23% May
23% May
51%
10 %
common.*
pfd
Jun
Feb
Feb
51%
*
$4',2
Gas
Lake
4.05
50
Vac
7.50
Cement
Kenville
3.75
32
io
36
11%
250
1.25
50
Natural
ICelvinator
27%
18
i
Inland
Jeanette
19%
51%
nil
A
23% Feb
32,756
25,056
27%
preferred
Wnite
16
46
July
May
39%
4,325
20
-20
Corp
Inland
Kerr
28 Vb
16%
3.85
Gold
Accent
(John)
Jowsey
27
47c
1.53
2.90
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
Jan
Jan
109,035
8c
Jan
12 %c
1.07
86c
2.30
18c
Aug
Warrants
Joburke
Jan
75c
Industries Gas
Warrants
7c
i
Industrial Acceptance
Jellieoe
17c
40c
208
Midwest
5c
*
Lake
Industrial
Jaye
9c
24,500
Low
12
1
7,500
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6 '/o preferred
4.86%
Jack
6,000
May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12
83c
Mining
43,400
Imperial Oil
lnglis
27c
Shares
Low
:
1.40
Oils
5% r/c
Jan.
Midrim
for Week
.100
Gas
_20c
Paper common
Mining
Hudson: Bay Mining & Smelting..
Hugh Pain Porcupine
Indian
Oil &
9Vac
Gold
Imperial Bank
Imperial Invest class
62c
Tramways
5 Vac
Ltd—
Erie
Aug
Mexico
Mideon
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
Aug
Apr
.
5c
Smith
&
14c
7%
7c
Hoyle
Huron
17c
1.35
A
number
Feb"
1.40
—1
Class B
Howard
Mar.
9%c
1
i
Week's
of Prices
Last
High
6
10c
15c
19%
18 Tu
Oil Co
Class
Friday
1
Aug
Aug.
July
Hinde & Dauch Canada
Home.
17c
15c
•
30
—1
Heva Gold Mines—
Consol
15,500
24,000
5,000
I)c
1
Mines
Highland Bell
High wood Sarcee Oils—
Hollinger
605
13c
17c
15c
—1
AUGUST
Sale Price
„Low
6 Va
11c
11c
f
1
Iron_
Red
Gold
<•
1
Mines_>,
Lakes
Headway
Heath
—1
ENDED
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
8 Va'
Mines
Minerals
Gold
Hasaga
Head
Gold
Shares
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Last
Aug
Jan
(iOc
Aug
7c
Apr
1.00
Aug
6.40 Aug
77c
1.00
83%
May
Jan
Jun
Jun
1.50 Aug
13c
Jan
1.70
Jun
8.80
Apr
45
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
. .
Monday, September
.
2, 1957
•
—
„
(982)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
AUGUST 30
Week'f
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Friee
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCK!
Sale Price
Uranium Mines
—1
—
1.20
—
-
*
Mines —
—
Explorations
Macdonald*'—Uranium
Rexspar
Ricliwell
i
Rockwin Mines
Oils
Roxana
St
Maurice
St
Michael
Gas
Uranium Mines
Ltd
Salada-Sliirriff-Horsey common
Preferred
Class B
Gold
Antonio
San
Debentures
Silverwood Dairies class A
Ltd
S
K
100
45c
8 Vac
25
5
100
66c
19,100
17c
Jan
42,100
Vandoo Consol
Viceroy Mfg class A
Explorations
Violamac
23c
Vulcan
6Vac Aug
9% Apr
Jan
14
Feb
5
July
50c
Feb
75c
Jan
IOV2C Aug
35c
Mar
Mines
83c
113,024
21c
Apr
37c
25,083
30c
Aug
11,560
16% Aug
i—£
Oils
Equipment
1.00
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Jan
7,100
7c
Aug
15c
9c
Jan
24c
63%
May
.
I,033
63% Aug
77
18%
6,300
16
Jan
23%
Jun
West
30%
25
27
Jan
38
Jun
10%
465
12%
Jan
%C
7,500
,
4,300
75c
12,000
59c
Aug
17c
10,200
15c
July
13%
1,175
27
25
56c
2,200
20c
34c
432,500
1.15
1.20
7,200
50
34c
1.18
55
9 % Mar
3,015
55c
13% Aug
115
24%
7,120
26%
24%
24%
Feb
24% Aug
45c
May
|
13c
Jan
1.13
50
Aug
Aug
18%
1.35
40c
30% July
25
Aug
Class
Jan
Jan
3.60
3.30
8.60
11,770
80,065
3.60
Jan
82
827
78 Va
Aug
35c
Aug
35c
48c
4,000
4.90
5.10
30,465
Feb
4.85 July
26c
26c
3,000
10
10%
385
17%
20%
17%
72c
75c
2.50
3.50
450
16
16
15
7%c
7%e
2,000
46%
46
16% Aug
8,400
3.50
16
Aug
9% July
656
72c
V2
30c
38c
8
9
34c
34c
14,300
23c
*—
4.45
'
•
Aug
»:
24C
6
JlUg
T.' Aug
21c*
8.60 Aug
Woodward
Jan
Yale
May
1.05
Lead
&
Aug
13%
Jan
67%
Feb
82 y2
Jun
•9%
9 Va
520
IIV2C
14c
41,300
3.60
4.10
4,700
>22c
25c
5,000
■"
7-
63c
Jan
Yellorex
Jan
20%
Jan
York
Apr
5%
May
Aug
17c
Jan
8c
9c
4,300
2.70
29,020
27
71
2.50
12,950
83c
5,150
5.00
200
Jan
3.00
Apr
Jan
1.35
Apr
1.85
46C
5.00 Mar
6.50 Jan
3.90
AM
18% Jan
19% Mar
27%
Jun
28
Jun
78
Jan
1.00
78
25
2,160
Aug
6% Mar
93'% May
8.80
8%
500
8%
Aug
12% May
1.12
1.22
10,300
1.00
Aug
21c
29c
436,050
6%C
6 Va C
3,000
18c
24c
83.827
12 %
13
1,533
36 %
21c
36%
25
8c
10c
127,000
12
105
8,930
.5
11 %
1.35
1.35
1.37
20c
17c
20c
2,100
8,000
10c
10c
10c
6c
II,000
1.03
6%c
1.10
7c
1.13
17,385
*
2.00
2.00
100
5%C
5%C
2,500
22c
28c
12,900
28c
40c
37c
1
.—
2.70 Aug
Jun
27
78
12 %
1
Zulapa Mining
Feb
Jail
8%
11%
A
6c.
1.12
25
7.90
-—9%c
Metal
Zenmac
Jan
Jan
53c
5.00
Jun
Apr
35c
Jan
1
Knitting class
15e
Aug
78C
26c
*
*
Yukeno Mines
19
lie
16 %C
2.15
1-15
_————
Jan
17,000
—
1
Yellowknife Bear Mines_
Apr
31,574
27
.
20c
1
—___—*
Feb
4.70
54c
Aug
16c
78
8.00
8%
—
81c
Aug
2.75 Mar
21c
24c
2.45
2.60
1
Oil
11
1.03
Mines
10c
13c
24c
..
18% Mar
9% Aug
...
Jun
21C
13c
6,100
12
May
2.90
Jan
Aug
1(TC
Feb
37c
6%C
Aug
11c
16c
Aug
Jan
43c
July
Jan
19
May
Jun
4f
July
10%
35
7c
Aug
10% May
Feb
1.15
1.30 May
13% Aug
1.60
Jan
Aug
July
37c
16c
Apr
5%c Aug
15c
Jan
15c
7c
Jan
1.93
Apr
1.00
Aug
1.35
Jan
2.00 Aug
5%c Aug
IOV2C Feb
20c
Aug
40c
Apr
30c
Aug
75c
Mar
55 Va May
60c Jan
11 % Jun
Feb
78c
Aug
42c
34
Mar
43
Mar
Toronto Stock
Jan
Jun
17,785
3.15
Jan
6.40
II,800
1.60
Aug
5.00
Apr
2.02
Exchange—Curb Section
Apr
Canadian Funds
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of rrices
Shares
Friday
'
,
Jan
6.30
966
1,385
Zinc
Canuck
Yankee
Jan
6.00
2.95
4,160
4.850
A_:
July
2,550
_—V
class
Mar
2.00 Mar
B3c
6.65
2,005
Wright-Hargreaves
22c
305
Ltd
1.35 Mar
8.10
29c
,
3.60
22
.——
Jan
•Z 73
—1
Woodgreen Copper
Jun
Jan
Jun
7
Feb
50c
22
Jun
3.95
23c
44%
•1,20 Aug
1.70
Ltd
Mines
Aug
8VaC Aug
'
21
Windfall
July
6.30
4-l0
1
1
&
-
21
—
Aug
6
■
*
Aug
4% July
500
,
1.60
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood (John) Indus class A.
96
23
9,500
70c
22
21 %
Jun
3.10
2.60
3.10
Aug
7%c Aug
45 % Aug
119,300
22c23%c
36% 37%
3.95
4.60
2 Va
1,400
27c
Jan
16
219,970
9
66c
275
38c
Apr
Aug
Oils
60,250
10c
———_100
'.——-
Winchester Larder
73c
Jan
8c
325
1.70
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
1.82
80
Feb
July
30
14,123-
1.40
3.33
\
*
27
May
May
71 %
--
Yukon™.—-
&
Pass
4.75
*
—.*
—
White
15% Jan
7.95
—
May
12,500
10c
31%
*
—_—
Jan
4:40
3
2.35
83c
5.00
A
17c
•!
Jan
21
1.25
71%
—
Jan
18
56C
-.70c
6-4b
s
T6.40
.
Aug
1.73
Feb
13% Aug
8.%c
3-33
.
(tr7c
*
—_——
Warrants
Jun
2.10
3.10
B
Preferred
70c
13% Aug
78%
-
r4U_
.5
—1
—
class
Jan
100
82
8c
30
4.75
.
9®
•
20c
,..,3.95 Jun
400
5
4
»;
4
1 ;# °
21,8
.
'
'
•
Petroleum
Naco
(Geo)
68c
11,300
3.15
8.50
46 Va
Western
Weston
3.05
Jan
60c-
Jun
Mar
15% July
14%
2.50
48c
7,300
*
———.——
—
Leaseholds
Western
Jan
2.90
5.05
600
70c
1
Petroleum
Western Decalta
17 %c Aug
14%
2.90
23%
■*
:
Mines—-
Malartic
Maygill Gas Oil
Western Canada Breweries_-_—:
Warrants
15c
22%
"
--
7UC
——:1
West
65c
885
—1
1
Petroleums Ltd
Wespac
65%
17%
13%
9,250
:. 833,675
*
;
Lake
Werner
30%
73c
8c
3.70
13%
2—-
:
Pyrite Copper—
Nickel——~2
Weedon
July
14
July
7c
.
1
(Canada) Ltd
& Knapp
Webb
Feb
20,400
13%
70
2.90 :
.*
*
.Walker G & W
1.82 May
18c
Apr
Feb
Jan
13%
——1
—1
Walnwright Producers & Rof—:
.Waite Amulet Mines-1
25% May
7%c
9% Aug
60
39
360
--
Waterous
7c
11c
53-'a,' Aug
4.15
„
—------J.
————
26% Aug
9%c Aug
90
4.05
Aug
4
16c
16c
13 %
27
*
-—
Jan
13,600
20
o
—2—--
1.00 May
17%
65c
13 %
•
Ltd
Ventures
1.99 Mar
2.50 Jun
16%
lie 11
,
_•
.-2
Explorations Ltd-
.Vanadium Alloys
Feb
23c
19%
255
29V? Jan
53
54
1
Feb
Jun
53
^;?.u
•
May
7.15 May
25
54
4
; —
' —
86
"24c
10c
Jun
1.90
22%
May
100
--
1r/8.
1.25 May
11,860
5,600
14
Jun
25
July
"8% Aug
5.50 Mar
5J
04
,
2
2
25
Jun
7/75
Jan
I9c
I,441
6,420
-
Corp
Products —
2
Canada Mines———;
Universal
.Upper
.
10,100
.
High
?3c
1
,3.85 Jan
7% July
62%
69
19C
5.75
9%c:
*
*•——*
——
United Steel
Aug
1.49 Mar
1.35
1
-
.United Oils
Jan
1.01 Aug
37c
Jan
15,620
1.65
•
*
*
_*
1
•
-—-—
United Montauban
Aug
9%
1
•
*
—*
-*
Warrants
"
1.25 Aug
11c
17 Va
Corp
,
32,500
-•
& Materials—
Uranium
55,301
14c
1.20
26c
Mines
Stanlelgh
1.64
1
jl.
Paving
55c
58c
Services
Spooner Mines & Oils
Standard
1,100
920
Air
Stadacona
55c
Aug
Aug
15,410
Oils
Union
Southern
Spartan
28c
60c
60c
—
Southam
Aug
49,100
21%
.—
Rol
Van
Slocan
28c
90c
58c
—
common
28c
28c
—
-
—
Hill——
.United Keno
Feb
19
20%
Manufacturing
D
Slater
Aug
July
21
58c
26c
10 Va
Ltd
Mines
Siscoe
9
*
1
—__—50c
*
Mines
Silver Standard Mines—
Silver-Miller
Simpsons
1.40 Aug
2.87
2,089
1,875
15c
Class
10% Mar
14,028
30 %c
1
Breweries common
Sicks
Aug
145,082
12c
50c
Gold
5.60
600
67
t
—
i—-—----~V
Fuel Inv class A pfd——50
B preferred-—
—-2j ^
United
Mar
28c
28c
—
50c
Gordon
Sherritt
8VaC Aug
Jan
7%
22%
°"'J
}
Mines
100
19c
.,
Ltd class A—,
Corps
.United Estella
6%
-
5.60
\
-
--J
Class B
Jan
1.25
9.65
50c
6o
18 %
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Rhawinieran Water & Power common—*
Sheep Creek
Aug
United
May
2.34
—-
1
Oils Ltd
35c
33c
1.70
5
—*
Scurry Rainbow
3,965
14
50
Cement
7.00
8%c
--
———
Sarnia Bridge
Saskatchewan
*
31,600
.7%
7*;*
—
Corp.
Mining
Union
Vico
•
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
33,500
40c
1
Gold
River
Sand
10c
1.45
14
•
1
1
*
25
25
—1
common
9,950
11c
1-05
1
Corp
Lawrence
8t
48c
1.20
*
—
Mining
Aug
1.45
45c
-*
Industries
Russell
Ryanor
Aug
77c
--
10
Royal Bank of Canada
Oil common
--
Union Gas
Jan
55c
7c
16c
Royalite
common—
preferred —
of Canada—
2nd
„
4.25 July
,
151
14c
*
—
2.30 July
18c
Acceptance
6-%
Feb
26c
53c
49 c
52c
1
Shawkey Mines
Union
63c
1
—
Rocky Pete Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
Rowan Consol Mines
3.95 Mar
28c
35c
16%
—
Ultra
21c
--1
Mines
Roche
8.35 Mar
9.00
66c
l'c
60c
.
15c
40,385
1.45
———500
*
Uranium
Athabasca
5,210
83c
--
1
"
"
1
1
B
Class
Rix
17c
6.15
90c
\
•*»
Rupununl Mines. Ltd
Silk class A
Rio
Riverside
1.15 Aug
8%C
1
—
7Vac Aug
42a
1
1
1
»■—
Reeves"
1.70 Mar
2,000
—
•
Kay rocx
Reef
-
1
Mines
Uranlupi
Radiora
Rainville Mines Ltd.
5,200
62,630
8c
77c
80c
47c
9c
7.00
1-69
26c
*>'00
1
Petroleum-
Quonto
1.25
3.50
15c
1
—1
1
1
*
■-—■—1
Metallurgical
1.50 Aug
3.30
1
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemoni Mining
Aug"
United Asbestos
Quebec
Quebec
2.05
5.30
2,100
2,810
7%C
?,50
Quebec
Ascot Copper
Cnibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp™
Quebec Labrador* Develop———:
Quebec Lithium rCorp——
5.90
Low
High
Low
Par
High
Low
Range Sirce Jaa. 1
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.65
1-25
*
*
STOCKS
Shares
oi Prices
5.60
5.85
2.05
Warrants
Prospectors. Airways
Provo Gus Producers Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd
for Week
Low
Par
Pronto
Sales
Range
Friday
~
Stanrock
Mines
Uranium
Stanwell
Oil
Starratt
Bros
Ltd
Steel
Steep
Gas
2.45
2.70
26,425
1.20
1.05
1.25
59,628
14c
114,800
Aug
34c
24%
1,020
23
Aug
26%
62 %
2,798
60
Feb
6%c
14%
12c
6c
14Va
11c
6%c
19,000
Rock Iron Mines
River
Gold
Contact
17%
39,954
14% Aug
34,900
11c
59c
Jan
8 Vac
3,500
7c
15c
1.90
1
2.00
1
•
31 %c
Propane
Warrants
common
.
Petroleum ordinary
Supertest
Inlet
2.20
1,045
2.10
200
17V4
28c
16%
95
95
95
6 Vac
*
3.60
3.60
3.60
1.54
1.40
1.60
4.10
45c
9
Canada Vinegars
Jun
Apr
Canadian
Canadian
Ingersoll
Jan
Canadian
Aug
9%c
5.50
1.75
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
1
—
Mines
8C
1
50c
9c
7,000
8c
Aug
16c
Mar
46c
50c
6,325
35c
Jan
55c
May
Taylor Pearson common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
9%
9%
265
—Li
1.85
1.71
1.85
10,995
Temagami
—1
2.30
2.00
2.45
62c
62c
64c
6,905
50c
Feb
70c
G3c
78c
13,300
58c
Aug
3.70
Texas
Mines
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
•
Thompson
*
9
1.55
Jan
Jan
1.85 Aug
10
Jun
4.90
Jan
•
55c
Jan
98c
1.25
3.70
100
9c
1
—
Tomb ill Gold Mines
Apr
3.35
9%c
12,533
8c
Aug
G2c
8,600
19c
Jan
93c
35c
1,600
30c
Aug
47c
40
41%
1,910
40
Aug
Jan
36c
55c
30c
Paper
Tiara Mines
7,900
Paper
Silver Mines
Toronto
Bank
Dominion
Toronto
General
*
Elevators
Toronto
—10
Toronto
41%
3.70 Aug
4.10 May
Jan
July
Oilcloth
Iron Works class
—
_
Steel
Hayes
*
A
23
Towagmac Exploration
Traders
4% V5%
Trans
Finance
class
•
A
Minnesota ,&
Explorations
Empire Oils
Rights
Mountain
Trans
Prairie
Triad
17% Aug
20
130
32
Jan
37%
23
24 %
435
Feb
31
5,030
Ltd-
Oil Pipe
Line
Resources
Oil
Pipeline
Tranity Chibougamau
1,869
85
85
85
5
40
preferred
Canada
Trans
Trans
260
36%
42 %
42
42%
225
1
1.90
1.35
1.95
15,250
•
2.51
2.50
2.65
12,449
94
•
Feb
87%
39
48
2.00
Apr
Aug
Feb
25c
4.820
90%
Aug
2,000
19c
Aug
27%
1,030
6.20
6.50
9,665
22c 23 Vac
6.500
Oreille
1956
Jan
35
Aug
3.60 Aug
4.59 Apr
Jan
25% May
21
19%
20
27
27
40
27
Jan
28%
28%
29
257
28
Mar
*
18
18
320
17%
May
53
July
100
32%
1,145
29%
27c
4,775
20c
28
28
60
18
32%
Jan
Jun
20
105
3.00
30%
.
20%
30 %
31% May
Feb
1,105
50
3.00
23 %c
*
—
Jun
15% Mar
18%
49
—
*
19
2.599
Paper
«
>
.
.3
45
2.90
Aug
4.10 May
Aug
39%
Jan
Jan
50c
Apr
Mar
28
16%
Feb
30"%
22
37%
Feb
May
Jan
21%
22
391
20
Aug
24
24
125
21
Aug
29
Jan
104
July
'
;
j.
—7.50
Paper
88%
88 %
89
110
8814 Aug
5
—•:
Ontario
—
18%
-
28%
28
30
1,532
26% Aug
33% Aug
23%
23%
48
23%
Aug
33%
—2.50
44
125
40
Mar
47
Jun
30
235
30
Aug
38
May
3.50
3.65
1,923
3.50 Aug
2.48
400
2.35 July
47%
48
1,023
1.00
1.10
500
61c
63c
8,000
27%
28%
80
44
•
—
Gold Mines
Apr
44
30
2.38
*
common
Mines
3.55
.1
1
_
•
Bros
Yukon
Jun
95c
6,790
26%
271
Lino
Prods
Flour
Southwest
Feb
21c
27
542
Jan
7% AUg
25% Aug
10%
Apr
5.20
Petroleum
Consolidated
47%
*
-
47%
Aug
50c
Jan
>
Gold
Corp
1
Mar
54c
3.40 Jan
Jan
59
1.10 July
89c
■May
Jun
28c
6.40
May
23c
42 %
Aug
96%
•
Jun
33% Aug
84 % Jun
91
•
1
20
10 %c
20c
25c
•
High
39%
Mar
19
IZI100
preferred
Transcontinental
Pend
Price
33%
33%
3.75
21%
•
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie
Jan
17%
34%
3.70
21%'
—
Intl Utilities new com
Mar
32%
17%
20
740
_
Gaspe Copper Mines—
International
49
10 %c 10 %c
Trusts
2,630
28 V8
3.75
_
l
i
Oil
Pato Consolidated
Torbrit
7%
27
—
Dupont Co Canada
.
*
7 Ve
-
-
Investments
Rand
•
Aug
31
Jun
1.10
Dominion
Mines
Taurcanis
7%
28%-
•
Marconi
99
25
♦
Industries common
Apr
21%
Aug
common
31
20
General
Dalhousie
Tandem
III-II5
*
Bronze
Canadian
1
31
——
Low
High
'
_
Canadian
Jun
3.50 May
174,630
*
•
Canada & Dominion Sugar
May
Feb
Canadian
LOW
Par
_
Jan
Aug
3.90
5c
Pulp PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
Bulolo Gold Dredging——
Anglo
May
16% Aug
310
1
Aug
11c
•
Jan
95
29,500
Gold
syivanite
Aug
Aug
Ma-y
1.35, Jan
10
5c
Jun
4%
1,305
16%
50c
Industries
S wit son
1.90
350
*
Gold
Cons
6c
21,706
100
Preferred
Surf
5%
31 %c 31 %c
5%
5%
2.10
Mines
Exploration
Superior
Cons
Range Since Jan. X
Feb
Sunburst
Sullivan
Sale 1'rlct
23% May
13c
8c
STOCKS
73% May
•
1
1
1
Sudbury
9c
Last
1.75 July
9c
24%
•
Sturgeon
5.05 Mar
Feb
24
60 %
11c
*
Mining
Aug
60c
61%
1
—
of Canada
Steeloy
-2.60
1
1
Nickel-
Stedmax.
&
Aug
3.25
Apr
3.35 May
40c
Zellers
FOOTNOTES
*
a
Jun
145% May
3
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par value,
Odd lot sale
(not included in year's
range).
d Deferred delivery sale (not included
in year's range),
34c
Apr
Feb
35%
Aug
e
6.20 Aug
9.00
Jan
f Flat price.
17
20c
Feb
33c
Jan
r
28
AND
t
.
CANADIAN
Jan
MARKETS
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
wi When issued,
x
33
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wd When delivered,
Selling ex-interest,
Cash sale (not included in year's range).
23%
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
privileges,
Jun
V
186
Volume
Number 5669
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(983)
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
The
following bid and asked
not represent actual
transactions.
quotations
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Bid
1
4%
33%
Halle Mines Inc
22 %
24%
Haloid
28%
30%
38
40%
Hanna (M A) Co class A
com.10
1
10
4
36%
2
AMP
Incorporated
Anheuser-Busch Inc
22%
45%
49
25
26%
16%
17%
x21%
23%
5
10
Corp
33
35
44 %
1514
16%
1
6%
7%
___10
Mfg Co
5%
6V4
Bausch
&
Baxter
Lomb Optical Co__10
Laboratories
______1
Bayless
(A J)
Bell
&
Markets.*
Gossett
19'A
9%
10%
_V1-1. 9%
<-7%
38 %
Botany Mills
Bowser
Inc
Brown
Mfg Co
Beryllium Co
Buckeye
Steel
Bullock's
Burn ay
15
7%
8
14 Va
38 VA
39 Va
10
42 %
...1
13%
28%
39%
42
19%
20%
9%
10%
Calif
Wat
Canadian
&
Telephone
Delhi
Oil
Co_12V'2
Ltd
10c
;
Canadian Superior Oil of
Calif_l
Carlisle Corp
1
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco Steel Products
Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Eleptric & Gas Co
111 Elec
Central
&
Central Indiana
Gas
Co
1
lo
21%
6-%
10
Gas Co
Central Public
Utility
-Central Soya Co
;
Corp
6
19%
Chattanooga
1
Gas
10
19%
4%
Citizens Util Co com cl
A—33%o
Common class B
33Vic
Clinton Machine Co
1
Coastal
States
Collins
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
Gas
Co
5%
.1
10
com
1
1
17 %
18%
21%
23 >4
5
57 VA
60%
19%
21%
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com__3
conv
20%
22 VA
25
31 %
34%
1
preferred
6%
7%
6%
7V4
17%
18%
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light & Power Co_«
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
1
Cross Company
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
_5
Cutter Laboratories
Common
Ltd
com
vtg
vtg
1
1
.
Darling (LA) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
8V4
8%
12%
13%
33
52
-
35%
56
8%
9%
8%
-
9%
11%
13 VA
1
15%
16%
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
17 VA
18%
12%
14'/a
Corp.5
Detroit Harvester Co
Detroit Internat Bridge
Dictaphone Corp
Di-Noc
r
1
Co
Chemical
Arts
19%
60
1
12%
14 VA
Inc
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co—5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
1
&
Bradstreet
Dunham
Bush
Dynamics
Inc
of
Eastern Utilities
Electrolux Corp
Paso Electric
8%
24%
9%
11
13 VA"
8%
50c
20%
10
31%
1
14%
9
33%
10
10%
24 %
7%
48%
51%
1
7%
8'A
Co
10c
29%
21%
23 VA
1
Natl Mortgage
27%
*
Co
15%
17
25
1
7 %
7%
Assn.100
50
54
10
57
60 %
Corp
Star
of
Steel
1
cl B__5
com
America
1
Co
1
McLean Trucking Co cl
Miles
com.l
Pipe
Missouri
Montrose
Wurlltzer
27 VA
29%
39%
290
North America
Co
Natl
(NY).5
16
(N Y)
Bank
18
27
30%
26%
28 VA
Company
Trust
Co
(N
Natl
Bank
Natl
27%
33
36%
10
44%
47
Cleve._16
of
Bk
of
Ac
Southern
National
60%
Cleveland Trust Co
;
227
57
40%
34%
19
20%
Continental
111
Bank
Ac
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust
25%
26% *
1
5
19
21
14%
18%
22 VA
Federal
N
24%
Corp
2%
Corp
5
National Homes
Corp A com_50c
34%
37%
17%
18%
Co
24
50
173
J)
10
19%
First Bk
Shops of Del
1
11%
12%
8
File
Oil
Co
&
•
Gas
American
Corp
Corp
50c
1
Coal
1
North Penn Gas Co
5
Northeastern Water Co $4
pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv
Co
•
Northwest Production
Stk Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk Ac Tr
N
National
Bk
27%
First
12
13%
9
9%
First Natl Bank of Boston.:_12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago—100
14 %
First
11'A
121/4
First
62
66%
First Nat'l Bank
38
40%
12%
Corp
1
5%
3
14%
Natl
15%
River
Prod.-_lc
Old Ben Coal Corp
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Otter Tail Power Co
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive
•
"II5
5
First
5%
14%
13%
25%
&
1
Pickering
Lumber
—25
64%
69%
St
Louis—20
58%
62
(N Y)_.20
63%
66%
Banking
(Phila)
10
43 VA
45%
27%
30%
Corp
Trust Co
of
Bk
Co
First Westchester Natl Bank
29%
of
New
Rochelle
Natl
7
6%
10
(Franklin
7%
28
Glrard
Y)
Trust
5
Exch
26%
28%
Bk_15
45%
70
73%
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
8%
24%
Hanover
16%
Harris Tr
11
Hartford
-3%
9%
10
.
25%
27
2
_10c
7%
of
New
Hamp.
5
15%
New
Mexico
5
16
20
1
York—10
(Chi)_*100
& Tr
45%
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Co (Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
Hudson Tr
34%
50
55%
Polaroid Corp
1
Portland Gas & Coke Co
—19
Portland General Electric
Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
Producing Properties Inc
Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Great Western Financial
Corp_l
Green (A P) Fire Brick
5
Green Mountain Power
Corp—5
Gruen Industries Inc
1
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
•
Sulphur Corp' ————10c
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co new__2.50
187
15%
16%
22%
24%
33
20%
Trust
Natl
(Albany
Newark
N
Y)
Essex
8c
(N J)
Natl Shawmut Bk of
7.50
20
Boaton.12%
State Bk of
Newark—12%
New Eng Trust Co
(Boston)-lOO
York Trust Co (N
Y)
28
Northern Tr Co
(Chloago)—100
Peoples
First
Natl
Bk
A
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
10
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Trust
(Phila)
20
Republic Natl Bank (DaHas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D 0—20
Rockland-Atlas Nat] Bank of
Boston
10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—0
Rye National Bank (N
Louis
Union
Trust
Second Bank-State
(Boston,
Co
20
15%
28
of
2
29%
18 %
19%
Purolator
Prpducts
Corp
18%
20 %
Richardson
17%
18%
Riley Stoker Corp
Co
12%
...
3
27
29%
47%
50%
Roadway Express class A—._25c
26
28
14 VA
15 VA
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co —i
4 %
5%
10
5%
6%
31 VA
33%
preceding
River Brand Rice Mills Inc. -3%
Roddls
14%
24%
15 VA
8%
9%
Corp.....10
18%
Plywood
Corp
Ryder System Inc
44%
47 %
1
13
14%
5
15 VA
HA
17%
2-
2400
\
39%
68
71%
17%
19%
9%
68
72%
48%
46 Va
Albany
Bk
*
10
Tr
Bk
&
Tr Co
42
46 VA
10
20
21%
Co
(N
Y)
New Jeraey
of
43
20
Natl
Y)
Bank
2%
(Cleveland)
Tr
8%
10
of Commerce—
Co
States
—10
of
42
45%
Maryland—10
42
45 Va
23%
Trust
Oo—
Tr Oo
16%
(Boston)
10
21%
35%
United States
(N Y)—20
68'A
71%
33%
35%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Aria).5
27'A
29%
Utility
of
Stocks quoted
in the above
Over-the-Counter
Securities.
& inquiries are invited
SINGER
&
Members: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
35
15
TROSTER,
19%
44%
56%
130
29%
CO.
76%
Manufacturing Co—2%
42
53
27'/A
16%
72
IIIi
29%
32
Your orders
54
37%
26
45%
16
22
list
15%
35%
Hunting¬
page.
Industrial &
National
61
14'A
69
We make Markets in two out of every three of the
6%
49%
Rochester Telephone
Rockwell
•
6
57
29%
32
1
see
27
Republic Natural Gas Co—
footnotes
10
453
65
■
of
of
I
30%
25
For
R
Bk
425
26%
16%
1
Natl
Providence
8VA
Reslstoflex
9%
Industrial
36%
75%
10
Y)
Bank
United
50%
33%
12%
(N
Co
47
72
20
Angeles)
Security Natl Bk
Trade
42 VA
Street Trust
Mass)
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Sterling
29%
56%
44%
9
Second Natl Bk of Phila
ton
27
52
Tr
(Pgh) *
-20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergea Cty
(Hackensack N J)
0
Ac
59
Bank¬
ing Co
Union
36%
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Relchhold
Chemicals
1
23
Giddings &
_j.
178
45%
294
65
Union
448
32 VA
62
19'A
47%
420
Co—10
42
280
19%
131
55 VA
17%
Sugar Corp—
New
Bk
Detroit
17
Co of
of
& Sav
Natl Bk
(N Y)—100
58%''
60%
(N
Hudson
6 VA
Co
Bank
of
124
10
Trust
10
Bank
18 V»
Bank of Westchester.0
City Bank (deva)—16
National Commerce Bank Ac
48%
29%
15 VA
5%
Corn
(J P) Ac Co
National
State
7%
5%
Bk
Morgan
National
St
Franklin
Plymouth
Co
341
53
City)—25
15%
14%
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Rubber
33 VA
72%
331
City Bank
Trust
22%
Bottlers—1
21'A
Pennsylvania
1
Indus
General
19%
31 VA
49%
Natl
_70c
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
67%
69%
Dallas—10
(Jersey
Brook Natl Bank of
Freeport (N Y)_
0
Mellon Natl Bk Ac Tr Co
(Pgh) 20
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
20
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
33%
33%
35%
Bk
First Natl
6
63
29
31%
—6V*
(Atlanta).lO
of
78 Vt
74%
32%
Square N
* '
Corp
Pacific Mercury Telev "A"_.,90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
-6%
Pan American Sulphur Co
Pendleton
74%
J)
Paterson
First
Miss
Bank
Natl
of
5%
Co
Northwestern Pub Serv
(Camden
17
25%
32%
50%
70
10
15%
37 VA
30
47%
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)-lO
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
Gas & Elec Assoc
Oklahoma
34%
(N Y)_10
19%
Thermador
Meadow
Co
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Co
25%
182
(Newark
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Tr
(Phila)
Natl
17%
Nicholson
29%
5
Trust
*
New
17%
common
Shirt
Eng
27%
Co
50c
B
89
(White
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
8%
National
81%
41 Va
85 VA
10
Co
Plains N Y)
25%
National Alumlnate
National Gas & Oil
76
38%
—33Va
Bk
National
61%
15%
17
Trust
239
Trust
(Paterson N J)
County
90
1
37'A
63
50
Co
38
com.
Co
34%
59
Commercial State Bank &
10%
27%
98
25 VA
27
13%
24%
93
Manufacturers Tr Co (B Y)
25
10
26
.20
10
5
12 VA
1
36 VA
10
Co
J)
57
2
19%
34 >,4
Long Island Trust Co <N Y)
Citizens
23 VA
Ask
40%
Bank (Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
Trust
Bid
17%
.10
61%
13%
7
Par
(Phila). ..5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
37%
34%
614
Serv
19%
16%
57
32
Serv
18
15 VA
10
(St
52%
Pub
7%
9VA
37%
Liberty Real Estate
51%
Pub
6%
14%
8%
35
22%
50
16%
2.50
13%
10
11%
66%
32
5
303
48%
28 VA
33 %
18
16%
20%
Chase Manhattan Bk
(NY)_12%
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N
Y)—10
26
32
16%
10%
0
63%
17%
19 VA
30 VA
16%
34%
41%
20
Trust
21
7%
North
36
100
12
23%
Norris
(Newark) .25
York
16%
lo
.Nortex
37%
19%
_l
New
35%
Co
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
Class
6VA
39%
21
21%
15%
32%
39 VA
Companies
Ask
36%
20%
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd—20
Genl Tele Co of the
Southwest
5 % %
preferred
20
Giant Portland Cement Co
1
24%
1
Inc
Industrial Trust Co
5
Co
Chemical
of
Bid
37'A
19%
x29 VA
x29%
13%
22
Wyandotte Chemicals
Corp_—1
Zapata Off-Shoro Oft.
00s
9
34
15 Va
Gen
Gulf
8VA
Phila.10
17
1
12%
l
0
5VA
Centl-Penn
20
10
Co
5%
Central
18%
2%
General Gas Corp
36%
16%
lOo
56%
5
A
5
7%
Co
S
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
Inc—
Line
&
2%
Inc
Utilities
Punta Alegre
Co
4%
52
33%
13%
Paper.10
i
Oil
47 VA
34
Williams <Ss Co Inc
2%
Wisconsin Pow Ac
Light Co
10
Wood Conversion Co
47%
15%
Co
Crude
44 VA
•
20%
31
2%
Garlock Packing Co
I
10
23%
44 VA
1
Gas Service Co
24%
28%
19
(N Y)—;
25
Commercial Trust Co. of N J.25
Connecticut Bank <fe Tr Co_12%
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Mo-Kans
T
Louis)
13%
1
common
Laboratories
Bank
New
Boatmen's
35%
16
N
Commerce
of
Bankers
41 Va
12%
33 VA
_1
Corrugated
14%
Whiting Corp
10%
>
45%
22 %
Manufacturing Co—0
Western Lt & Telephone Co_ 10
45 VA
16
42
27
26%
1
Francisco)
Bank
26%
38 VA
America
Camden
Meredith Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Class A
(San
72%
24%
of
Bank of
32%
68%
.•
A
Bank
5%
1%
Steel Corp
Miehle-Goss-Dcxter
4%
30
2.50
Corp
Services
29 Va
1
31V4
1
Corp
Jet
29%
27'A
West Point
Bank & Trust
5%
15%
Steel
Welex
7%
26%
0
22 VA
Co.l
Far
5
10c
21%
22%
Corp Ltd
General
23
32
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Corp_2
Ft Wayne
Frito
2%
(Texas)—*
Boston Corp
Fisher Brothers Co
Fisher Governor Co
Fluor
2%
10%
2
First
Florida
4%
29%
Co—1
Associates
Co
Oil
Fairmont Foods
Fanner Mfg Co
Federal
4%
America
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State
Equity Oil Co
23
2
$1 preference
East Tennessee Nat Gas
Eastern Industries Inc
El
21
—1
Inc
Corp
21%
18 VA
56 %
Disney (Walt) Productions__2%
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Doeskin Products Inc
_1
Dun
19%
1
5
—
12%
McLouth
;
9%
4%
29%
25
20 VA
7 VA
com—
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Western Natural Oaa
Co—1
White Eagle Oil Co
;
1
23 Va
12
lc
-
19%
2 %
Inc
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
$1.25
10%
.
21%
Co
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
McDermott (J Ray*) & Co
Inc.l
McLean Industries
6 VA
18
common
Stores
16 Va
King
Amer
Swasey
Washington Natural Gas Co
Washington Steel Corp
8%
10
Petroleum
of
Ac
3%
Corp_5
National
Thermo
12%
17 VA
41
22%
19
6
Co
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (S D) Co
26 VA
11%
16
21
38%
5
Fibers
____
16 %
Prod
A
35%
5
Glass
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
l
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
4%
15
15
24%
Corp
Warner
10
24%
26%
Inc..1
16%
1
_
32%
Texas
Vitro
5%
1
Nat
6%
17%
9VA
14%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Ino
13 '/a
4%
15%
22%
Utah Southern Oil Co
44%
6%
12
Corp__l
8%
37%
33'A
33%
41%
Tool
Universal Match
Corpi—_ .12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
14%
30
&
.100
25Va
30%
1
Gas Pipeline
Texas Industries Inc
Texas Natural Gasoline
37%
8%
36
*
20%
15
6
Co
34 VA
35%
32%
23'A
131/2
Wells
Texas 111
4
29%
Greene
32%
Macmillan Co
Madison Gas & Electric Co
Maremont Automo Prods
31%
Central Vt Pub Serv
Corp
35%
3%
30%
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
21%
29'A
32%
20'A
30
Drill
Corp
10
6 Yo preferred
10
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines
Inc_l
United Utilities Ino
to
United Western Minerals.
8%
1
27
8
United
27%
7%
25
Tucson Gas Elec Lt As
Pwr Co_0
40%
19
Tennessee Gas Transmls Co
5
Texas Eastern Transmls
Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission
24%
10
Co
Lucky Stores Inc
22%
_♦
Central Telephone Co
a
10
Co
non-voting
Works
Corp_50o
15%
18%
25%
10
Tracerlab Inc
Trans Canada
Pipe Lines unitsCommon t
Trans Gas Pipe Lino
15%
"
37%
2%
,„2%
Tampax Inc
Tekoil Corp
58
23 V
25
Lone
13 %
21'A
54%
16
14%
1
Time Inc
Tofchelm Corp
Topp Industries Ino
Towmotor Corp
10VA
17
Corp
2%
Corp
1
Propane Gas Corp..I
Suntlde Refining Co
lc
Button (O A)
Corp Inc
1
11%
3
Lithium
37 VA
Co
Co
Stubnitz
33
10%
1
_
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
32%
12%
34%
30 VA
*
Co
Gas
Three States Nat Qu
Co
14%
14
Producing Co__l
Struthers
11%
common.:
Blower Co
Le Cuno Oil
Corp
23
30%
5
Corp
67
9%
Suburban
5
Lau
15%
Central Louisiana Electric
Co__5
Central Maine Power Co
10
'
21%
•
Landers Frary & Clark
7'/a
14%
19%
8%
L-O-F
38 VA
3%
16
Keystone Portland Cem Co
10%
35
15
10%
preferred
26 VA
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp._l
Stouffer Corp
1.25
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
29 VA
Koeliring
31%
9%
Common
24%
Steel
Gas
Carbon
Stanley
107
27%
7%
Kentucky Utilities
%
29%
102
5
Kennametal Inc
30%
California Oregon
15 VA
16%
5
Co
24'A
63%
13%
Steamship—2.50
Standard Register
1
Stanley Home Products Inc
25 Va
14 %
15%
22%
Kendall
14%
Power Co__20
California Water Service Co
25
____
23
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Kellogg Co
50c
%
13
35
Co
Inc
Corp
27
1
1
Castings
19'A
56
15
23%
Stand Fruit &
18
52
5
Co
22
Co..10c
Sprague Electric Co
Stftley (A E) Mfg Co
•
1
13%
Southwestern States Tele Co—1
19%
1
$1.46
Union
Southwest
15%
10
1
48'A
12
Eng Tele Co..25
14
1
Electric
Serv
18
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment
Co.10
Kansas City Public Serv
Co
1
16%
25
Utilities
Pub
New
Southern
1
Speer
1
Co
common
Southern
Kaiser
6 Va
•
Southern
4
1
27%
5%
12
3%
Jervis Corp
24%
26
$1.20 preferrcd__25
Sharpe Mfg Co
10
&
Brunner
Brush
23 Va
1
11
Jessop Steel Co
42 %
Lie
65%
1
Supply
8 Va
*
Black Hills Power &
Light Co—1
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc coin 1
A
Jefferson
10%
5
Beryllium Corp
62
10
Jack & Helntz Inc
Jamaica Water
10%
10
Co
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Iowa
21%
9%
24%
1
Co
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Co
Iowa Public Service Co
21
20 *4
*
1
29%
23
49%
44Va
Southern Calif Water Co
5
Southern Colorado Power Co__*
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Inc
Class
Bates
27%
1
Interstate Bakeries
Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys
Interstate Securities Co
Investors Diver Services
47%
1
Bareco Investment Co
2'/a
Southeastern
24%
Paper Corp
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water
37 %
10
54
V2
Ask
46%
1
Co
Pacific Power Co
7%
Corp
2
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 %c
South
Shor.e OH & Devel Co.lOc
131
22
&
Bkll
129
124
common
Indianapolis Water Co—
International Textbook Co
35%
10
Co
A
A
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
Hycon Mfg Co
19%
5
Inc
Gas
Class
49%
123
Bid
1
2
Petroleum.!
D)
Sierra
3%
1
14%
*
Spring
Avon Products
Hoover Co class
Hudson Pulp &
24%
18 %
13
Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Art Metal Construction
Co
&
11V8
1
Arizona Public Service Co
Arkansas Missouri Power
Oil
30%
10%
4
common
Partic preferred
Associated
29 %
28
1
56
27%
1
Research
& Develop
1
American Window Glass
Co_12%
5
(G
Seismograph Service Corp
40%
3
10
common
High Voltage
Engineering
39%
52 %
B
Searle
Ask
37%
25c
Company
Class
Bid
t
31 i/2
American-Marietta Co
American Pipe & Const Co
Aztec
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
VA
Line_5
Barge
Supply Corp
Co
5
1
—
American Box Board Co
American Express Co
Amer Hospital
Farms
Par
San Jacinto
Ask
Par
Aerovox Corp
Air Products Inc
Amor Commercial
Arden
30
obtained from the National
Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources.
They are intended as a guide to the
range within which these securities
They do
bought (indicated by the
could have been sold
"asked") at the time of compilation.
(indicated by the
Origin of any quotation furnished on
"bid")
request. The "National" list is
which have a wide
composed of securities
national distribution.
or
Amer
Aug.
are
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y*
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1-
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The Commercial
Ask
Mutual
9.07
9.91
Boston—I
9.69
10.59
3.89
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
5.35
5.86
Johnston
(The)
Keystone
Custodian
1.65
1.81
Investment
Inc
1.25
Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc___l
Associated Fund Trust
•
5.82
6.29
Investment Trust
3.64
Fund
Affiliated
American
Ask
1
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
8.30
9.07
1.46
4.95
5.40
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
5.22
5.67
7.75
8.42
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
3.51
3.84
America
of
Co
of
a20.58
Bid
Par
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna Life
—
147
56
60
188 Vi
Mut
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
27%
29%
Equitable Assur_.i—5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
30
32%
10.99
S-l
9.90
S-2
23.06
12.54
13.74
1
Inc
6.98
7.63
12.81
13.85
23 Vi
25 Va
24 Vi
26 %
8.96
17.15
11.10
12.12
13.16
14.37
8.31
9.07
11.48
1
5.87
6.44
11.00
12.02
x9.68
10.58
15.21
Fund
Canadian
6.22
Growth
1
International
Ltd
Fund
7.95
Life Insurance Investors Inc—I
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
6.10
Loomis
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
Fund Inc
16.73
Assurance C0..5
lo
5.00
5.51
Equipment shares-lc
2.28
2.52
shares—lc
3.61
3.10
3.42
3.51
3.87
10.51
9.52
Metal
shares
12.50
13.59
Paper
shares
Industries
General
Stock
lo
3.22
3.55
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Manhattan Bo»d Fund Inc—10c
2.73
3.01
2.76
3.04
6.77
7.42
1
16.76
18.21
1
14.89
16.19
--1
12.86
13.90
Massachusetts
17 Va
19
Mass
Inc
Fund
Composite Fund Inc—
Concord- Fund
Inc-
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
-lc
shares
Petroleum
Composite Bond &
—
11.29
12.21
xlO.61
11.47
interest—1
18.66
20.17
Foundation—1
Investors
Trust
Growth
Stock
Investors
7.01'
6.41
Fund—
Life
Massachusetts
Units of beneficial
1
14.10
Mutual
73%
77
Mutual
xlo.39
11.42
x8.46
1
1
Fund
Delaware
13.96
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
9.30
Fund Inc
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Delaware Income
6.67
16.40
18.60
2.66
2.92
1
8.82
Fund Inc
Dreyfus
Stock Fund
\
4.84
7.02
13.75
14.86
14.92
16.13
3.73
4.08
4.37
4.80
7.63
/
9.99
Mutual Fund —-—*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
3.50
3.22
18.49
20.01
National Investors
10.06
10.88
10.95
Balanced
1
Series
Income
Stock
Stock
England
New
York
of
3.91
4.27
7.62
8.33
X5.41
7.03
17.61
4.52
4.91
13.72
14.99
12.61
13.64
6.94
7.54
8.64
1
Ltd
Chemistry
10.22
5.69
6.24
7.99
8.76
lc
Stock Fund-lo
Electronics & Electrical
Equipment shares
lo
Food shares
lo
Fully administered shares—lo
12.17
13.33
10.85
11.88
10
lo
shnreS-^——
(Thei
Electronics
Fund
6.61
7.25
5.69
6.24
8.28
9.08
.lc
7.37
8.08
6.76
7.41
shares—lo
8.04
8.38
9.94
10.89
shares
bond
Bond
Institutional
shares
Merchandising
Mining shares
lc
lo
7.21
7.91
lo
_
shares
Petroleum
314/2
9.09
1
Inc
Shares
Securities
Fund
Peoples
11.68
Pioneer
Fund
8.49
9.27
1
Inc
Price
Growth
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
14.09
•
20.59
20.80
X14.22
15.46
C.,
30.95
31.26
Inc
Stock
-—1
Fund
Inc—,
t—1
6.07
6.56
(Geo)
Fund
.—1
12.14
13.20
Science
Nuclear
&
Scudder Fund
Scudder,
11.90
2.62
1
of Canada Inc—1
Stevens
28%
30%
New Amsterdam
27
29 %
New
80%
North
lc
8.50
4.08
4.48
1
10.93
Smith
1
X13.40
11.25
12.09
39%
Southwestern
Sovereign
Investors Inc
1
Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp—•
Stein Roe <fe Farnham Fund—1
Life
Casualty
Inc_l
Sterling Investment Fund
10.63
112
118
11.68
21
23
Fund
Inc
8.01
1
8.75
80
83%
57
8.27
4.15
4.53
United
4.11
l
a22.39
United
X2.39
2.61
7.48
8.17
1
8.12
8.87
1
8.69
9.39
lo
10
50%
5
20 V2
5
77
34%
37
Phoenix
10
60
64
81
85 Vi
Providence-Washington
10
16%
18 Vs
2
12
13%
10
48
52 Va
Insurance
4
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
10
Fire Assn of Philadelphia-—10
Life
38
48
50%
7.50
33%
35%
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic Insurance (Texas)
dividend)—4
t62%
66
St
Value Line Special
Fund
Van
Inc
11.78
(Ex-50%
stock
Paul
Strum
Fund
6.56
7.18
le
11.40
12.52
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
Fund
Inc
lc
4.73
5.17
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc——_
10.52
44 Va
47%
10
65
70%
30 Va
Security (New Hal/en)
lo
26
28%
Globe & Republic
Great American
5
16%
17%
Springfield
10
38%
41%
5
30%
32%
Standard Accident
10
52%
55%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2Va
25%
27%
8
18%
20%
Gulf Life
—
Title
Surety Co
Guar
Ferro
Corp 3%S
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
10
10
139
lo
72
77%
U
5
35 Va
37%
U S Life Insurance Co
5
95
99%
Westchester
32%
35 Va
145
6.87
8.12
Home
Travelers
U S
3
North Amer
Bid
Sept. 16,
3.70s
Oct.
12.36
1
5.00
5.40
3%s
1975
General
Motors
Accept
Telephone 5s
General
Georgia
Hilton
69
Power
Hotels
5s_ 1977
82
101%
1987
4%s
102%
1987
8 Vis
101%
103%
104%
1970
Jersey Central Pwr & Lt
86
1987
107%
99%
99%
Sound
Power
5%5—_1980
&
4%s
Bell
Southern
Calif
5s
Ask
3.95s
Jan.
15,
15,
99.30
one
or
99.30
100.1
100
99.30
100.2
99.28
-
1958
100
Oct.
2%s Jan.
Feb.
20,
14,
2%s May
May
Mar.
10, 1958
10, 1958
8,
May
6 Vis
1977
Muelled Brass 3%s„
1975
73
74
102 %
103
July
100.1
99.6
Feb,
4s
99.10
78
105%
Can
Northern
States
5s
Pacific
5s
Pwr
fx
4%s__ 1987
Calif
100 Vi
100%
99.30
4%s Feb.
99.26
3%s
100
99.27
99.31
Electric
5s
98 %
lU-
1989
103 %
,2
97.20
—
—
1958
93%
98%
99%
96%
99.29
100
100
99.26
1958—;
3,
99.20
99.29
1957
3,
95.14
103%
95Va
—
1972
99.31
Figures after decimal point
Maturity—
of
1957
99.30
100.1
14,
4s
Aug.
1,
100
100.2
1958—
99.22
99.24
99 2?
99.24
1961
100.1
Oct.
1,
or
more
100.3
l%s
99 23
Bid
1959
15,
97.3
Ask
April
1.
98.30
99.2
99.4
97.28
98.4
96.20
96.28
95.24
94.8
98.29
93.4
1961
94.16
98.26
19G0_
1,
97.5
95.16
—
93.12
91.28
4s
98.22
1958
point
a
IV2S April 1, 1959
IV2S Oct. 1, 1959
IV2S April 1, 1960_.
3%s May 15, 1960
IV2S Oct.
:
32nds of
Maturityl%s Feb.
1958
3%s April 15,
one
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
99 31
1, 1957
3%s Feb.
represent
Ask
Indebtedness—
1.
Oct.
3%s Dec.
Kid
Aug. 1, 1961——
1%S Oct. 1, 1961
92.4
100.16
—
90.28
99.14
99.17
89
3%s Feb 15, 1962
IV2S April 1, 1962
100.18
90.20
89.8
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
Rate
Dated
1-2-57
10-
1-57
99.3,1.
100.2
2-
11-
1-57
3.90%
99.31
100.2
1-57
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
5-
Due
1-57
2-
3-58
Bid
Ask
99.27
99.30
99.27
99.30
1-57
4.00%
6-
3-57
3-
99.30
100.1
3-
1-57
12-
4.25%
7-
1-57
4
99.31
99.29
-1-58
100.2
2-57
100
6-
3-57
12-
4.20%
8-
1-57
5-
•58
99.30
100.1
2-57
99.31
3.80%
100.2
4-
1-57
4.50%
9-
3-57
6-
•58
5-
1-57
11-
wi
3-58
1-
,2-58
-1977
104 va
105%
102
102 %
102
102%
1971
Textron
99.28
100
100.3
99.31
United States
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
68
69
51
-1971
101
-1970
95
September 19,
September 23,
September 26.
October
3.
99 948
~
"
1957
1957
_
1957—
October
99.842
99.786
99*703
~ 99*641
ii 99'.580
October 10, 1957
October 17, 1957-
97
99.897
99*888
99*828
99*790
~
1957
Bid
October
99 771
—_
Dollar Value
Ask
99.953
99.803
24,
99.440
99.363
99.658
March
99.600
April
99.115
Underwood
Universal
Corp
Match
5s.
..1976
90
FOOTNOTES FOR
92
•No
102%
—1992
98%
99 Va
27
27%
103
par value
tEx-100% stock
a
Net
asset
,
.
OVER-TIIE-COUNTER
ISSUES
.
dividend.
value.
Stocks—
/
Carter Products
1
*AS?MhaS'S
°U 11,6 NCW Y°rk
b, £ld
d Ex-rights.
pnce<
xSXd:
wiWhen
99.723
99.207
——
1958
1958
99.313
99.243
99.122
97.688
99.717
November 21, 1957
No/ember 29, 1957
24,
99.382
99.293
31. 1957November 7, 1957
November 14, 1957
15,
Ask
99.534
99.466
99.511
1957
105
Industries 4%s.
September 5, 1957—
September 12,
1957
99
1„j
103%
95.4
102%
92%
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3%s Oct. 15, 1957
March
95.14
99.12
15,
1,
97.28
97
95.4
1972-1967
15,
99.8
99.30
100.8
96.20
1962
Sept.
Ask
99.28
100
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Holes
Bid
Gas—
6S
99
96
99.22
July 15, 1969
3%s May 1, 1971
99.28
99 28
1958
99%
85
1987
;
,
Gas
1970
98.30
100
1960
1,
May 1,
99.22
105%
-1987
National
99.24
4%s
99.26
.
1958
10,
87
105 Vi
-1983
U S
104%
1958
2%s June 1, I960—
99.31
Bid
99.25
1, 1958
1. 1958
3%s
99.24
4.05s Apr.
point
a
4%S July 15, 1958
2 Vis Nov. 1, 1958———
2 Vis May 1, 1959
Assn—
1958
1958
10,
of
1957
1,
3%s Feb.
2 Vis
Federal Natl Mortgage
4 %s Sept. 20, 1957
32nds
more
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100.1
99.28
1957
4,30s Feb. 17, 1958
4V8S March 17, 1958-.
Edison—
4%s
Southern
85
1986
1982
Telep
-1987
1981
27 Vb
Light—
6 Vis
Dowenstein (M) & .Sons—
Metropolitan Edison 4%s
1987
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line—•
30%
25%
108 Vi
Sears Roebuck Accept 5s—1982
Sheraton Co of Am 4Vis
lutrt
Tel
90
100 %
28 %
2
103 %
&
Tenn Gas Transmission—
5s 1987
2
Fire
3.90%
102%
Tel
Southern
101%
66
in the
3.70%
Ask
Puget
68
82
22%
Y
N
of
l%s
1957
—
1976
78%
62%
20%
Obligations of Government Agencies
13.96
11.43
Bid
75
85
5
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
S Fire
City
Insurance Co of
8.87
12.80
1
Bonds—(Cont-)
Pacific
78
Y)
7.51
1
1
Inc
Wellington Fund
74
1975
(N
Hartford Stcamboiler
3.80%
—
Trust
&
Mutual
Fund
Security Issues
100%
Marine
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
3.875%
,
&
Hanover Fire
3.875%
90
Fire
11.46
1
Street Investing Corp
Investors
2.61
1
Fund_Ic
73
6.25
Seaboard
28
10
Stock
& Towne
Inc
Fund
100
Marine-
49 %
5
General Reinsurance Corp
1 %s
10c
.
Income
1977
&
Fire
46%
Glens Falls
2.85
Situations
.
Tnsur
1976
84%
.
l%s Oct. 1, 1957
1%S April 1, 1958—
2%s June 15, 1958
▼nsMhitinnfti
Light 4%s_1987
22
40%
2.50
(S F)
Newark
5.60
Institutional
Illinois
Co
Fund
6.09
Well
Central
Insurance
of
5.12
Washington
Chance Vought 5V4S
of
Firemen's
5.57
11.68
73
(Minn)
Pacific Insurance Co
Phila
Federal
—1
10.68
1973
54%
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
Inc—1
Fund
Income
11.43
Burlington Industries 4 Vis
Capital Airlines 4 Vis
51%
Pacific
27 Va
Treasury Notes—
Line
9.76
Ask
86%
48
59%
4%
17.20
10.61
Bid
81
Northwestern National Life
25%
Reinsurance
11.68
10.45
Bonds-
10
N Y_10
34%
*
Corp—5
Employers
15.82
lo
Recent
73%
Employees Group" Assoc
10.69
Fund-.lo
Resources
8%
68
3%
55
1
Canada
Growth
Intl
7
53 %
Ltd—_1
Science Fund
Funds
10.84
Fund—1
Fund
Continental
Value Line Fund Inc
Value
1
25
32
;
10
3%s
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
10.35
_10c
27
5
3.33Va
River
1.25
Certificates
9.52
Series II-DA
39%
(N J)
Eagle Fire Ins Co
12.73
7.57
_10c
36
—_—
Northern
5
Crum & Forster Inc
11.24
1
Television-Electronics Fund
1
Inc—
45%
10
12.50
Northeastern
Co
43
—2.50
295
Co
17%
2
13.24
United Income Fund Shares.l
Series H-C7
Fire
74
283
5
Life
Continental
York
2
10
Ins
General
Assurance
a28.65
United
Fund-
Natl
34%
16%
12.30
8.98
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
(N J)—5
Assn
Fire Ins
75%
32 Va
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
New
Camden
class
41%
16.65
Investors
5
Co
71
5
A——5
—
Corp
10 V8
14.68
Fund
(Edson B)
15.24
Inc
10
11.95
8.19
Fund
50%
4%s
Shareholders Trust of Boston
16.15
Boston
45
Nov.
14.80
Income
5
March
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Co—1
Life Ins
Boston Insurance
4%s
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Haydock Fund Ir.c
-
Ins
Life
Stand
Beneficial
4%s
9.32
lc
Utilities
Co.
Ins
3.80s
Texas
shares
9 V4
4Vis
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
shares
4
9.26
6.45
Institutional
Nationwide
54 %
Manufacturers
8.56
9.79
Inst Foundation
Fire
National Union Fire
19%
50%
1.25
Shares
Amer
5.88
of
National
28%
18%
5
a22.79
8.93
Fund
54
26
68 Va
Fire Assurance—
Merchants
a34.00
lo
Incorporated
Incorporated
50
28%
63
1
Fund
lo
Income
10
(N Jt-10
Bankers & Shippers
4.10s
52
Clark—
&
Stock
shares
Funds
Life
33%
26%
Bonding —
Indemnity & Life Ins
•
Stevens
Selected
49%
Clark
&
Fund Inc
Scudder,
all.59
shareB
Hamilton
Monarch
13.03
2.37
Funds
stock
Steel
17%
4s
lc
Tobacco
16 %
Co
9.93
2.50
Fund
Street
Pine
12.86
Corp—.
Inc
Philadelphia
shares
Railroad
6.25
American Surety
3.70s
10.68
1
equipment
RR
Merchants &
33 %
Bond
Railroad
28%
31%
5
5
Figures after decimal point represent
Inc
Common
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
General
26%
&
9.47
9.33
Building shores———
Capital Growth Fund
Common
American Re-insUrance———5
Amer
21.17
Putnam
shares
Chemical
3%
1
Mass
6.68
19.58
Puritan
Aviation
2%
Casualty
Maryland
Federal Home Loan Banks—
6.42
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
211
Massachusetts
Capital Fund
Canada
Nucleonics
115%
203
8.44
X6.ll
1
Fund
7.72
1
Series
14"%
5.91
1
Series
Growth
New
Series
6.42
1
Stock
5.87
1
Series
Preferred
10.61
1
Series
9.71
1
Series
2%
13%
111
25 Vi
8.29
16.07
1
1
1
Fund Inc
Capital Corp
Investors Trust
1
Corp
National Security Series-
Qver-The-Counter Securities
}
Inc
General
5.29
160.11
6.77
Founders
Industries
21.81
158.51
Investment Corp—1
Fund Inc
-10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Electronics
General
al3.93
1
of beneficial interest
Dividend
22.96
20.40
Energy
Futures
9.59
21.49
*
Fund
Balanced
9.98
1
Corp
Shares
14.59
9 10
Mutual Trust Shares
Bond
Howard-
Eaton &
Mutual
13.50
1
Inc
9.19
2.50
25c
E
Dividend Shares
Fund
16%
35
10
33%
Franklin Life—
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
7.31
8.39
Income
Invest
1%
20
Fireman's
36130
Fund Inc
Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Crown Western
15%
32%
Life Insurance Co of Va
3.98
lc
9.68
8.76
1
1
1
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Title Ins Corp
(Va)_5
Mtge & Title Co—65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Life
Companies Inc
1
Lawyers
23 34
Continental
shares
33
30
Home
Amer Ins Co (Newark N
Columbian
Managed FundsElectrical
30
Ji—2Va
Mercury (Wash D C)—1
American
Connecticut
Automobile
128
122
-100
Inc
Fund
Commonwealth
a42.65
Mutual Fund—♦
Sayles
23.94
18.09
com—1001:2,500 13,200
Preferred
Colonial
22.14
50c
Securities
Christiana
5.57
1
1
Fund Inc
Venture
Capital
7.27
90%
Co of N Y—10
Jersey Insurance
7%
6%
16.63
5.71
1
20.10
Ask
86
12.42
25o
1
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Bid
Ins__10
Lincoln National Life
12.97
15.72
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
18.57
Inc.
Canadian
Gas
8.20
11.88
Bankers Natl
Ltd
(1954)
De
10.42
General Fund
Canada
Da
17,67
—
(Income PId Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
Knickerbocker
24.96
16.20
8-3
1
Fund
California
K-2
21.33
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
K-l
16.76
9.04
Bowiing Green Fund———10c
Broad Street Investment
1
11.95
21.73
15.50
Ftind
Boston
22.87
(Medium Grade Bonds )_1
(Low Priced Eonds)
1
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)
1
B-3
24.53
x9.54
1
Bonds)
(Investment
23.50
Life
Lawyers
American
B-2
20.21
Inv Tr of
Bond
B-l
Agricultural Insurance Co
Funds—
10.83
9.96
Mutual Fund Inc—1
America
•
Inc
1
Blue Ridge
-
Mutual Fund_l
Standard
Jefferson
196%
10
Co
140
1°
Casualty
10
10
Surety
&
Aetna
Par
Ask
1.60
Fund Inc~l
Devel
Atomic
Companies
Insurance
Bid
Par
Funds—
2, 1957
30
for Friday, Aug.
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Monday, September
.
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
.
.
issued.
y Ex-stock
•
dividend.
97.353
97.372
Number 5669
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(985)
the course of bank clearings
Third Federal
a
year ago.
Week
compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 31, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
those of thp corresponding week last
6.2% above
$21,581,122,689 against $20,322,930,142 for the
gain for the week ending Friday of 6.5 %.
there is a
Our
year.
preliminary
same week in
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1956.
Chester
Aug. 31-
York
1,058,418,790
Philadelphia
Bos loir
1,138,000,000
Louis
.
Francisco
+
3.4
+
6.2
319,200,000
+
4.2
637,343,000
-
Cleveland
580,633,393
+
485,187,387
413,011,131
530,682,651
+
i
—
Ten cities, five days
3.9
+
4.6
350,034,715
$16,399,190,775 $15,676,760,797
Other cities, five days
3,871,807,790
all
cities,
cities, five days
one
913,655,319
Total all cities for week
774,361,555
$21,581,122,689 $20,322,930,142
Total
issue of next week.
our
cases
statement, however, which
For that week there
was
an
increase of
7,404,892
6,450,073
+
2.3
11,832,640
10,032,693
9,409,485
9,765,463
1,302,211,103
—18.9
1,117,577,774
1,031,367,50$
7,697,341
20b,903,98$
9,209,831
273,830.692
555.353,422
46,754,500
12.240,369
_
decrease of 0.6%.
a
as
appear
the week
has to be estimated.
the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
this
(including this city) the totals record
a
decline of
Dis¬
in the Atlanta
credit
■i.
an
gain of 7.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 5.4% and
Reserve
District of
7.6%.
The Chicago
Reserve District has to its
increase of 7.8%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of
7.9% and in the Min¬
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
are
larger by 8.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District by 2.9% and in the San Francisco
Reserve District by 6.5%.
In the following
furnish
we
a summary
1957
1st
Ended
Aug.
1956
Inc. or
$
12 citle*
$
Dec. %
775,329,141
2nd New York
10
"
10,473,351,176
10,489,817 535
3rd
11
"
1,056,450,038
1,302,211,103
Philadelphia
1953 "
12,978,384
382,519,115
339,474.381
1,221,858,283
1,057,538,827
3,300,114
3,072,711
16.277,00$
I'68,230,82$
4,916,91$
264,744,541
+
+ 12.4
1,326,993,645+ +
4,062,741
7.9
7,282,209
+
3.6
+
8.0
438,057,763
45,333,90$
10,160,809
19,711,000
+ 11.0
3,922,689
20,200,763
204,276.678
189,750,603
3.2
6,335,924
1.0
295,133,012
+ 14.5
105,703,618
98,514,203
619,934,271
555,756,20$
7,054,397
354,038,635
133,263,342
116,427,296
743,921,917
705,920,458
+
5.4
cities)-:
(6
—
+
—
Sixth Federal District—Atlanta+ 28.1
28,328,956
36,284,060
Tennessee—Knoxville
26,028,432
21,574,857
——
145,948,023
137,041,993
6.5
111,419,826
—-
400,600,000
332,400,000
4.8
356,600,000
—-
6,164,146
5,815,972
6.0
6,035,329
6,013,662
5,575,923
7.8
5,235,672
4,936,23$
Florida—Jacksonville
228,535,562
209,224,743
9.2
174,880,300
140,326,017
226,717,251
211,612,256
7.1
175,177,358
142,500,43$
15,521,375
14,263,706
8.8
11,114,843
723,016
214,148,267
537.310
+ 34.6
465,760
393,907
195,900,599
+
9.3
171,533,710
158,905,987
1,280,656,162
1,190,701,458
+
7.6
1,038,491,230
876,201,15$
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
—
Orleans
—
(10 cities)-,
-
+
89,611.52$,
303,124,00$
5,202,10$
9,626,08$
Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoRapids
Lansing
1
Indiana—Fort Wayne
.
.
Indianapolis
Bend
Terre
Haute
:
$
10,774,331
3,819,532
Illinois—Bloomington
42,146,000
-
Decatur
Peoria
65,305,000
8,271,091
0.9
+ 17.0
3,320,493
111,390,466
2.9
5,402,871
4,154,18$
+
9.3
34,745,424
+
3.3
12,094,645
—
—
6,819,371
2,069,335
92,947,78$
—21.1
1,297,657
29,945,68$
12,402,24$
1,281,86$
+
6.8
942,238,894
860,620,261
+
6.5
5,086,613
3,920,635
13,587,096
+15.9
12,145,453
II,382,45$
9,843,935
+12.2
9,254,002
7,016,994
1,642,648
5,584.585
11,045,567
-
58,136,00$
2.1
—
1,015,976,978
5,947,866
15,741.593
-———
I,803,127
14,399,64$
5,816,343
7,294,641
+10.0
+
38,551,751
12,821,125
13,243,818
1,295,506
1,085,320,365
——
—
-
6,441,485
——
-
City
+ 15.3
148,899,695
6,254,100
2,225,918
16,553,441
7,960,164.
10,150,591
7.6
—
77,238,000
9,023,043
3,785,723
174,253,696
.—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
-
12,047,749
8.0
+
+ 12.7
17,692,635
9,922,525
——
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Chicago
3,055,202
*3,300,000
19,937,517
11,130,835
12,426,114
79,112,000
Arbor—
Grand
6,047,815
Total' (17 cities)
805,946,725
24—
Boston
9,710,647
6.2
21,814.564
5,964,356
+
1.4
5,577,697
4,301,21$
1,500,911,040
1,392,964,146
+
7.8
1,263,020,420
1,125,111,79$
Springfield
by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week
12.012,679
12,741,103
1,431,992,512
Rockford
(
46,798,600
—18.1
350.667,251
Sioux
neapolis Reserve District of 18.0%.
—11.5
14.948,464
.
Columbia—Washington
South
a
52,808,800
note that in
we
0.2% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
18.9%, but in the Boston Reserve
District the totals register an improvement of 3.9%.
In the Cleveland Reserve
trict the totals show
508,416,019
226.831,810
Michigan—Ann
the New York Reserve District
248.024,787
8.3
403,101,333
Virginia—Huntington
Total
2.0%, the aggregate clearings for
We group
11.108,704
4.9
+
13,530,706
-
.::
...
4.3%, the bank clearings
showing
+ 33.0
+
453,234,925
«
_
6.2
+
the whole country having amounted to
$21,172,812,422 against $20,767,798,046 in the
same week in 1956.
Outside of this city there was a gain of
at this center
—17.5
District of
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
we are
Aug. 24.
3,350,981
Maryland—Baltimore
5.7
+
present further below,
we
5,233,163
3,359,568
+ 14.4
Macon
In the elaborate detailed
4,015,832
601,603.094
Richmond
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of
going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
3,387,993
6.9,
+ 10.6
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
+ 18.0
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
3,436,381
+
11,517.075
;
(7 Cities)
:
West
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
—12.0
3,467,361
9.8
+ 10.2
$20,667,467,370 $19,548,568,587
day
3,937,805
5.914,084
7,345,503
South Carolina—Charleston
Total
All
984.000,00$
14,652.338
Virginia—Norfolk
4.268,276,595
1,068,000,000
12,250.629
Youngstowil
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
4.4
318,907,075
—19.8
292,378,289
-
Mansfield
.
Baltimore
1,246,000,000
1,056,450,038
(11 cities)
Columbus
417.5
553,953,229
Pittsburgh
.
4,206,793
6,060.982
Cleveland
615,896,057
1,793,145
4,592,276
14,993,622
—
Cincinnati
346,292,134
1,720,071
—11.0
13,180,452
;
Ohio—Canton
—14.7
367,883,925
+ 19.0
4,590,454
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
6.5
332,700,000
'
—
1,470,193
1,575,543
3,466,031
York
3.8
636,886,582
Kansas -City
San
+
+
1,019,791,394
971,000,000
.
2,031,145
1,676,99$
3,834,459
«
Delaware—Wilmington
%
$11,036,910,787 $10,363,219,322
Chicago
St.
1956
1,333.859
+ 27.4
e
1,775.434
6,320,833
Wilkes-Barre
Total
1957
3.1
4.083,600
_
Reading
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
.
Scranton
Our comparative summary for
1954
$
+
999,000,000
i
Philadelphia
totals stand
1935
1,877,081
1,875,223
Lancaster
At this center
Dec.ff*
1,699.063
New Jersey—Trenton
Week Ended
Atig. 24
Inc. or
S
1,935,773
-
Bethlehem
follows:
the week
Ended
1956
$
Pre¬
liminary figures
at
Reserve District—Phi!adel|ilila—
1957
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with
49
-
1954
$
+
3.9
631,203,594
—
0.2
8,528,622,966
9,312,339,900
—18.9
1,117,5
,577,774
1,031,367,506
628,622,326
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
4th
Cleveland
7
"
1,431,992,512
1,326,993,645
7.9
1,221,1
,858,288
Richmond
6
"
743,921,917
705,920,458
5.4
619,934,271
555,756,200
10
"
1,280,656,162
1,190,701,458
7.6
1,033,491,230
"
1,500,911,040
1,392,964.146
7.8
1,213,020,420
1,125,111,796
4
"
694,276,049
643,519,570
+
7.9
604,988.707
538,312,947
652,114,919
552,796,449
+ 18.0
546,583,306
469,467,109
Minneapolis
549,074,512
508,631,982
St.
+
5.3
325,400.000
287,300,00$
182,880,479
+
4.2
171,928,274
122,820,984
+ 20.7
104,969,485
151,358,36a
97,630,82$
3.018,107
—13.0
2,690,948
2,023,765
694,276,049
643,519,570
7.9
601,988,707
533,312,94?
7,053,55$
323,325,70$
109,896,801
8,225,631
876,201,156
17
334,800,000
190,644,728
148,304,363
,
—————
1,057,538,827
5th
352,700,000
2,626,958
Missouri—St. Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
6th
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
8th St.
9th
10th
-
Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas
"
7
»
City
11th Dallas
1
640,120,096
"
9
592,001,012
+
+
8.1
6
"
548,118,392
532,640,772
+
2.9
482,359,652
359,323,906
10
12th San Francisco
"
1,344,953,396
1,262,902,757
+
6.5
1,125,059,600
964,647,780
Total
(4 Cities)
——
District—Minneapolis-
Ninth Federal Reserve
——
8,921,903
+ 47.4
7,905,516
428,208,899
372;586,021
+ 14.9
370,859,704
172,059,887
138,851,690
9,982,257
+ 23.9
135,^54,329
12,463,976
Paul
13,147.044
—-
Minnesota—Duluth
,
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
——
109
Outside
New
York
21,172,812,422
2.0
17,718,774,320
10,657,176,067
4.3
3,546,004,611'
8,439,906,229
+ 32.7
+ 12.2
4,574,303
6,437,908
4,111:322
6,285,480
13,815,489
12,127,525
+ 13.9
12,525,460
11,123,28$
552,796,449
+18.0
546,583,?0G
.469,467,10$
883,342
—11.6
-
5,530,807
17,427,321,435
11,117,731,953
City
20,767,798,046
8,926,086
4,041,573
652,114,919
Helena
Total
+ 24.9
5(364.860
k
————
—
'
7,054,764
Dakota—Fargo
North
+
Total
cities)—
(7
—.
"
©
We
add
now
week ended
our
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
1957
V
'
£
Ended
1956
$
-
Firs* Federal Reserve
District—Besten—,
River—
+
5.9
641,365,954
+
3.5
+
7.8-
■'
3,474,970
BedforcL.
3,224,593
1,888,127
3,557,100
—
13,719,061
11,405.301
—_
Connecticut—Hartford
1954
$
/
3,427,699
14,210,082
10,483,095
—
6.5
—21.7
+
—
+
3.8'
3.5
8.8
2.226.618
2,061,462
5,711,633
5,632,394
522,429,972
528,215,027
3,lC8,8G5
3,427,901
3,119,639
10,339,697
11,265,558
8.154,926
7,864,943
_
New Hampshire—Manchester
'
(12 Cities)
36,294,248
+
6.8
21,645,151
+
6.4
18,952,035
14,740,721
34,032,400
30,702,400
+ 10.8
'25,941,900
21,236,900
2,840,594
-
2,393,866
+ 18.7
2,574,952
2,032,952
805,946,725
775,329,141
+
3.9
548,211
8,476,925
153,952,271
Omaha
Kansas—Topeka
--——.—
—
139,622,704
10,143,075
10,974,001
27,927,899
24,557,892
419,173,862
13,130,430
,
6,261,558
389,052,112
04o, 120,096
,
:—
_
3
1
+ 33.6
—
5.4
+ 10.3
—
7.6
-
916,547
♦
'
582',334 '
136,674,022
8,822,729;
780,39$
869,45$
6,991,564
'
7,427,447
131,933,09$
8,389,063
.
+ 13.7
21,592,236
17,889,37$
7.7
356,231,771
327,456,962
11.534,090
+ 13.8
10,846,170
6,351,735
1.4
5,981,256
592,001,012
8.1
549,074,512
+
9,944,32$
1,234,985
38,750,846
Island—Providence
.
2,897,370
1,628.349
.
,
-
3,017,579
'
Wichita
23,034,824
New Haven___
Total
$
6,834.584
1,478,700
Worcester
1955
'
.
Lincoln
r
t
2,859,342
663,738,781
Springfield
Rhode
.
7,240,334
Lowell
New
or
Dec. f/o
2,673,814
^
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
Inc.
City-
780,978
—732,444
———
Missouri—Kansas City
Maine—Bangor
Portland,
Aug.
24
'
'
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Hastings
Week
,
'
Nebraska—Fremont
August 24 for four years:
Clearings at-—
''
26,646,746
631,203,594
28,320,375
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
Total
.
..
Springs
(9 cities)---
—
-
4,377,753
..'508,631,98$
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
472,082,977
Fort Worth
Total
9.573,000
8,318.000
7,316,563
6,855,655
13,998,305
548,118,392
——.—
(6 cities)
37,550,886
12,442,212
532,640,772
——-—
Falls—
Louisiana—Shreveport
455,281,593
'
36,756,489
—.—
Galveston
Wichita
9,381,333
11,202,151
-
DallaS
—
+ 19.4
+
—
3.7
2.1
—13.1
5,338,69*
9,046,196414,843,528
32,773,823
6,341;000
307,881,22$
'
22,794,32$
5,729,00$
6,133,82$
6.7
6,890,184
—11.1
12,464,921
11,446,84$
2.9
482,359,652
359,323,90$
+ 10.2
+20.1
173,676,878
156,951,185
5,174,753
4,484,903
0.9
+10.8
+ 0.2
+ 0.3
+ 7.8
— 0.1
+ 8.5
+ 5.7
181,983,619
145,927,474
89,127,722
77,144,03$
+
+
628,622,326
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
Yakima
York—Albany
.
Singh amton
(a)
Buffalo
(a)
3,577,101
3,486,318
111,605,358
2,171,596
1,878,525
San
Rochester
Syracuse
f
38,197,881
_
25,929,625
Jersey—Newark
....
New Jersey
(10 cities)
20.209,160
26,321,919
—
Connecticut—Stamford
Northern
34,951.086
27,525,732
Lake
SanJose
—
3,097,633
Utah—Salt
—
+
0.7
2,360,260
1,970,930
0.6
3,172,769,709
8,937,415,206
30,695,450
4,857,344
218.825,256
92,214,583
26,823,431
City
Beach—
—
102,217,317
26,873,244
7,874,558
13,574,504
15,936,205
658,822,310
27,479,866
7,257,362
12,340,374
1,344,953,296
1,262,902,757
15,979.327
Pasadena
Francisco
.
7i0.361.761
.
,
27,462,690
—
24,295,344
14,104,649
21,202,93$
12,602,351
598,026,338
22,284,692
514,615,331
5,638,883
5,143,97$
9,492,29$
17,078,301
28,569,598
9.3
+ 28.3
16,478,366
14,607,091
4.4
*30,000,000
27,203.450
—
California—Long
...
-
197.846,025
5,834,060
216,813,510
'
-
Oregon—Portland
117,443,561
+
10 110,621,979
21,516,043
5.0
2,430,553
3,075,207
26,011,530
+ 13.5
129,286,378
10,055,080,469
York
Total
+ 18.6
2,553,160
Jamestown
New
21,814,110
146,710,688
Elmira
New
v 25,877,142
217,962,425
.'—
Washington—Seattle
66,053,362
61,242,968
+
7.9
59,297,657
78,637.927
+
6.2
67,317,686
61,232,760
10,473,351,176
10,489,817,535
0.2
8,528,622,966
9,312,339,900
...
—
Stockton
Total
(10 cities)-
Grand total
52.854,621
83,551,723
:
Santa Barbara
(109 cities)
Outside New York City
i.a-t
Clearings
operations
+
10,746,722
6.5
1.125,059,000
964,647,780
17,427,321,435
8.439,906,22$
"21,172.812,4.22
20,767,798,046
+
2.0
17,718,774,320
11,117,731,953
10,657,170,067
+
4.3
9,546,004,611
discontinued.
* Estimated.
The Commercial
Chronicle
and Financial
.
.
Monday, September
.
2, 1957
(986)
50
DIVIDENDS
Foreign Exchange Rates
Reserve^Bank
of 1930, the Federal
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
(Continued from page 16)
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the diirerent
countries of the world. We give below a .record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
PO,
certifies daily to
AUGUST
23,
Friday
Aug. 26
Argentina, peso—
Franc
—
.0228628
.0227757
.0385356'"
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0198437
.0198462
.0198462
.0198437
.324266
.324366
.324300
.324266
.324366
1.053437
1.050375
1.049125
1.051437
1.056343
.208600
.208600
.208600
.208600
.208600
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237437
.00237500
.00237625
.00237562
.238000
.238000
.208430
.208542
.208517
2.783562
2.782812
2.782500
.00277912*
.00277912*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.261000
.261000
.261000
.261000
2.754641
2.756002
2.775259
2.754950
United
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
5%
.233350
2.771793
2.773162
2.772415
2.772104
2.782187
2.783562
2.782812
2.782500
preferred
2.782500
A
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
of assets and liabilities
A summary
ber banks follows:
Increase ( +)
decrease (—)
Increase ( +) or
1957
1956
Redemption fund lor F. R. notes
Total gold certificate reserves
2,002
21,100,392
838,306
193
+
—
21,938,698
2,195
404,243
7,623
Other cash
393,018
1,131
792,436
83,767
322,754
78
372
529
Industrial loans
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Held
U.
S.
under
+-
22,622
repurchase
4,007
3,201
+
agrt.
.
662
576,973
278,510
+
230,547
—9,153,913
2,801,750
Total
Held
—
+ 9,000,913
19,933,612
Notes
Bonds
23,312,335
35,600
+
278,510
+
35,600
S. Govt, securities
23,347,935
+314,110
Total U.
Real
U.
S.
—
"+
—
383,547
Total
Due
loans
from
and
foreign
securities
banks.
24,163,522
22
4,501,846
cash items-
+
401,000
—
Bank premises
81,149
+
64
80,076
+
14,653
+
22,220
+
—
355~607
10,591
169,311
securitiest
to
bankt
.
vault
domestic
51,562,574
-192,865
+1,007,172
LIABILITIES—
26,765,461
10,834
+
+
350,262
Deposits:
Member
5
bank
+106,707
18,594,098
483,987
+
3,823
351,989
+
10,221
273,618
.reserves
U. S. Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign
+
16,824
+
—
—
274,205
5,860
10,399
741*
Ohio
+
322
—2,120
8
34
140
199
—1,050
—
165
—•
6
—
431
+
20
:■
—
+
—
+
44
122
—
—
514%
U.
S.
adjusted
except
Government
Domestic
54,482
23,610
3,306
,
Government
S.
U.
deposits
—
201
—
4
Bausch
4%
+1,700
.
1,786
Foreign banks
601
—
32
+
Federal
Reserve
^
loans
of
after
and
shown
are
187
+
808
-
banks
to
individual loan items
serves;
582
Banks—
' 180*
—
deduction
of
Lomb
Other
+
Total* deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other liab. and accrued divs
19,703,692
3,730,040
18,716
+
10,010
Cigars
Ties
137,575
+
267,956
—356,650
+
289,226
4,238
+
765
-204,003
+
decrease
securities
to
A
loans
+
Life
Mfg.
liabilities
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section T)
Surplus (Section T3b)
Other
50,217,909
ACCOUNTS—
79
338,125
747,593
—
20,146
and
*
231,404
loans to brokers
Ratio
.
t
of
serves
gold
to
&
capital accts.
certificate
re-
deposit and
F.
note liabilities combined
Contingent liability on accept¬
ances
purchased for foreign
correspondents
Industrial
loan
51,562,574
-192,865
+1,007,172
47.2%
.2%
68,468
3,303
1,918
79
commitments—
1.0%
+
—
17,387
588
preferred
and
called
called
and industrial
Sep
Bishop of Mobile, serial debs, dated March 15, 1951
loans, $207 million in loans to brokers and
bills, and $1,700 million in U. S. Government
deposits; and decreases of $201 million in demand depos¬
its
adjusted and $601 million in demand deposits credited
to domestic banks.
Commercial and industrial loans increased $163 ^mil¬
lion in Now York City, $40 million in the San Francisco
District, and $33 million in the St. Louis District. Changes
according to industry appear in another press release.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased in all districts,
largely reflecting a new tax anticipation issue. Holdings
of Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased
$73
million.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased
$141 million in
the San Francisco District, $59 million in the New York
District outside New York, $32 million in the Philadel¬
phia District, and $25 million in the Richmond District.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$187 million, and borrowings from others decreased $180
1st
oViVe
s.
f.
bonds
due
Aug.
1,
1961—.
13
&
Howell
_sep
.
Co.,
;
Citizens Utilities Co.—
5%
Page
Sen
524
*
525
1
Sinking
Nevada
fund
due Sep.
Power
1st
1,
mtge.
5V2%
bonds
series
"C"
Sep
CALLED
Telephone & Telegraph Co. 37a % 12-year
due
1967
American Telephone &
12-year 37/s%
North
Terminal
x
530
Page
conv
:
14
debs, due Oct. 13,
Machine Co., Inc.—
Oct
1967
14
2nd mortgage bonds due Sept. 1, 1965
Sept
Pennsylvania & Southern Gas Co.—
;
■
,
51/2% 1st lien & coll. trust bonds, series A, B and
C—Sep
—
-
•Announcement in this issue,
tin volume 185.
,
Ltd.
A
i29in
z910
1
G2a
*
.
1
8-30
9-20
3
8-19
9-14
8-30
9-.
9-
3
8- 9
12-
2
11- 8
3-3-53
2- 7
10-16
732
1-15
4-16
9-
3
8-15'
3
8-
9-
3
8- 9
9-
3
8-
9-16
8-15
9-30
9-16
20c
3
9- 3
9-15
9- 3
3 V
9-15
9- 3
3%
;
9-
9-15
20c
u
9-15
3%
12-16
12- 2
stock¬
to
30.
div.)
Co.,
com.
9-12
50c
(quar.)
8-29
50c
&
10-
1
9-6
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
8-21
2
8-15
9-
9-30
9-16
5%
coin,
9-12
8-30
$1.06 *4
10-
1
10-
1
9-16
25c
preferred (quar,)
preferred "(quar.)
9-25
25c
'9-10
25c
(quar.)
Co., Amer.
income)
9-25
25c
9-16
22c
9-
shares—
.
——__
9- 3
60c
(quar.)_
3
9-13
*31LtC
10-
81 Vac
1
9-30
—
(quar.)
9-27
12-27
Ltd.—
t68%C
(quar.)
.
10-
Co. of Canada,
$1.25
-10- 1
t
$72 YzC
9- 3
-
35c
9-16
—!
(s-a)__
Ltd.—
|2.~9Q preference (quar.)
Briggs & Stratton Corp. (quar.)
—
20c
:
Corp.
9-16
I2V2O
9-13
(quar.)
45c
10-
1
common
45c
"9-
3
preferred
American
(interim)-
(quar.)
Oil,
Ltd.
(quar.)
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Bearer and registered shares (final).
Pay¬
ment of 6 pence free from British in^■come tax
i
8-20
3
9-
8-12
9- 3
8-
9
9-11
9-16
9-24
12-24
9-
Co.—
prior preferred
q-14
6
8-23
9-
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-16
9-
1Q-
20C
Bopjsfcpwn Burial Casket
9-16
8-15
9-14
9-6
10-
t62V2C
(quar.)
Sons
$1.25
$1.25
preferred
of North America,
&
8-30
$1.40
$5preferred (quar.)
(Milton)
9-12
$1.24
< quar.)
preferred
8-30
$1.18%
Trust
preferred
9-16
'9-23
30c
Brass
&
9-30
35c
(quar.)——__
(quar.)
Boston & Maine RR;, $5
Bristol-Myers,
5
9- 3
25c
(quar.)
Tank
8-
35c
(quar.)
J.)
3
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bryson,
investment/
(E.
9-16
9-
35c
__
1
60c
1
10-
$1.75
common
(quar.)
Boston & Albany RR. Co
3:,4 %
9
$5c
—
subject
Cement
Investment
British
9
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aug.
Corp.,
Boljn Aluminum
Bond
-
<iOC
•
;
(stock
BriUhart
Plasties
Bj'"'
"""
Mfg. Co.
Telegraph Co.—
conv.
8-15
15C
(quar.)
(Calif.), 5% conv.
Airplane (quar.)
Extraoct
3
15c
(quar.)
Blaw,rKnox Co.
Bridge &
I
Date
9-
17 %c
com.
(quar.)
—
preferred
Bradley
1986-
9-10
60c
dividend
Sivalls
Bracii
ENTIRE ISSUES
debentures
491
Co.—
Company and Issue—
American
1
1
37V2C
Son,
s.y* %
Sen
9-10
10-
15c
&
ror,
Haskelite
Southern
9-10
1
$1.183'4
Mines
&
B'owater Corp.
Manufacturing Corp.—
15-year 4%% sinking fund debentures due 1961—
1
10-
$1.06%
common
Bovg-Warner Corp., 3'/2% pfd.
,
1
8-30
10-
1.
Manufacturing (quar.).;
fera
1
9-10
'
,
$1.18%
_._
(quar.)
Bo|uf;Stores, Inc.
21
8-30
35c
—_•>
dividends
Steel
Bojdqja, Co.
Sep
8-31
9-13
$25c
(quar.)
approval
Lime
4io
Sep
9-16
9-16
10c
:
dividend
6^2
Sep
1
12% C
class
1
—
1
+
+35C
(quar.).:
15
1, 1959
General Plywood Corp., 5%
convertible pfd. stock
Glen-Gary Shale Brick Corp., 6% 1st pfd. stock
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
3 V4 % debentures, due Sep. 1. 1971
9-16
1010-
25e
.
Paper,
Sep
debentures due Sep.
8- 6
9- 3
$75c
(quar.)__
common
dividend
B
preferred
Blum's
'
1st mtge. and collateral trust bonds due
Federal Machine & Welder Co.—
9-30
9-13
(quar.)
Co.
1972—Sep
\
3%%
1
1
—
*
.Date
10-
4%%' preferred (quar.) "
534.% preferred (initial)
Blaqksione Valley Gas & Electric—
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)—
,
;
8-30
10-
(quar.)—;
Finance
stock
Boeing
Company and Issue—
9-13
65c
Blo<jh Bros. Tobacco, 6%
3
8-22
9-27
$1
Co.
preferred
Stock
.
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS -
8-30
9-17
9-10
'
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Black
♦'
•
9-16
25c
Blacjc & Decker Mfg.
Pag®
.
9-10
4-30-58
5.60%
1, 1975
1
9-10
250
Inc., 5% preferred
Black-Clawson Co.
(quar.)
TENDER
series B bonds due Nov.
Inc.—
Farms,
10-
$80c
Extra
Lehigh & New England RR.—
mortgage 3%
$1
20c
Bird
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Date
9-10
_—
(quar.)
Gossett
Bibb
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
Company and Issue—
1
$1.43%
(quar.)
preferred
&
7%
under
OF
1
10-
10-31
Bethlehem
bonds, notes,
for redemption,
.
'
1
10-
12%c
Savers
Beryllium Corp.
list of corporate
stock
common
10•
$1.75
$1.06
(quar.),__
Co.
holders
Notices
a
10-21
47V2c
1-31-58
4%
Maplehurst
dealers for purchasing or carrying securities, $741 million
9- 5
20c
Bergstrom
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Aug. 21: Increases of $253 million in commercial
in Treasury
8-26
9-27
20c
Bessemer
1st
The condition statement of
9-16
(quar.)
4(4%
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
NOTICE
Condition Statement of Member Banks
8-26
$1
(quar.)..;
Both
including those
R.
9-16
15c
Stock
Below will be found
Total liab.
9-13
50c
preferred
Class
24~836
11,059
9-13
1
(quar.)
4;4%
dealers.
and
53,981
+
1
preferred
Aug. 14 figures revised.
27,543
capital accounts
1010-
:(quar.)—
:
Stock
Total
CAPITAL
9-13
$1.12%
$1
——
———
(quar.*)
preferred
Bell
908,209
+
9-30
12-31
1
(quar.)
Bell
banks
to
10-15
$25c
preferred
4%
increase
'
1-15-58
4%
gross.
and
9-27
4%
Published
of
holdings
9- 6
10-
Counselors
(quar.)—;
Lumber, Ltd., common
Common
re¬
'•
8-30
10-15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Beneficial
to
date.
1
9-27
12 tac
(quar.)
preferred
Eelicterre Quebec
earlier
at
10-
60c
common
Optical,
figures for prior dates have not
been revised, but the effect, of the new reporting on prior dates would
basis
8-30
:(834c
1 % %
Common
t Beginning Aug. 21, 1957, banks were requested to report holdings
of securities acquired under resale agreements as loans, rather than
as securities
owned as heretofore; some banks began reporting on the
new
9- 6
9-10
(quar.)
common
be
—
9- 6
9-30
-
1
4
194
—
valuation
9-27
4c
25c
20c
(quar.)
Belding-Ileminway
103
—
8-15
J
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing,
others
"9- 2
15c
Brummell
Belden
Borrowings—
From
9-16
8-30
•
(quar.)
4:,4%
197
+
.
9-16
1
9-10
—
(quar.)
$1.40
154
+
11-
(quar.)
Beech-Nut
10,301
1
income)—
(/quar.)—:
Class
deposits—
banks
8-23
10-
(quar.)
common
Works
&
Bayuk
525
+1,671
—
922
8-23
9-14
c
$1.50
Electric,
preferred
Beau
—
8- 9
9-14
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.,
Class A (quar.)
Beaver
deposits
deposits
8-27
2
$1.50
preferred
Iron
Beauty
Demand
8-30
9-10
9-
—~.—
Corp.
Inc.,
Bath
12
—
9-16
30c
RR.,
preferred
Barden
+1,292
73
3
8-30
Barcalo Mfg
LIABILITIES—
t Exclusive
Federal Reserve notes
banks
+
—
9-20
9-16
45c
(quar.)——______
preferred
Basic,
—
18,148
7,606
1,268
13,017
973
2,35G
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks
with
55
+
476
—1,556
11-15
$20:
•
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)———*—
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
1,918
notes
Loans
in
+
9-16
2
$12
4%
1,582
3,655
bills
Other
Balances
—
38*
657*
—
-
111
3
—
25,303
securities—totali
—
2
12-
•
7%
314
4
—
11,337
•
From
assets
(quar.)
com.
&
Bangor-Hydro
'
—
2
10-
(quar.)
Aroostook RR (quar.)
&
4)4 %
bonds
U. S.
207*
+
8,682
loans
Interbank demand
—612~879
Other assets
Total
r
1,755
loans
estate
Treasury
35,600
347,947
Ltd.,
Co.
preferred
Bangor
31
pur-
1,132
Government
"Time
Uncollected
for
dealers
and
securities
Cash
bought outright
repurchase agrt.
under
brokers
+ 3,066
8-21
60c
"
Treasury
Certificates
427
4%
9-16
Co.—
Gas
&
1
9-16
10-
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Baltimore
1
8-
1
$*c
Electric, commoii
4%%
preferred B (quar.)
4%
preferred C (quar.)
+1,116
8-
10-
25c
:
preferred
6%
'-■>■ +
31,790
:
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Government securities:
Bills
industrial loans
loans
chasing or carrying securitiest
Other loans for purchasing or carrying
Other
Bought outright—
>
to
Loans
54,064
—
and
Agricultural
60,120
3,124
Discounts and advances
Commercial
769,861
F. R. notes of other banks
adjustedt
Loans
+1,105*
414*
+
253*
—
1
86,973
adjustedt
investments
and
Loans
779,000
9,139
1956
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS
Aug. 29,
1957
Gold certificate account
Aug. 21,
6%
Aug. 22,
1957
8-20
9-12
15c
(quar.)
Piano
3
9-12
5%
Industries
Baldwin
9-
$55c
(quar.)
Voting Machine
Baltimore
Decrease (—) Since
Aug. 28,
Baker
or
since
Aug. 14,
Aug. 21,
1957
(In thousands of dollars)
ASSETS—
..
.
„
Federal Reserve Ranks Combined
9-11
7-26
$15c
—
B/G Foods, Inc., common (quar.)
:
75 cents convertible class A (quar.)
B S F Co.
(stock dividend)——
of reporting mem¬
3
50c
(quar.)
A
Axe-Hough ton Stock Fund (from
Ayrshire Collieries (quar.)——.
$140 million.
Loans to banks decreased
1
9-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canteen
Products
9- 2
10-
50c
dividend
Stock
9- 2
1
>
$4.50
i.s-aj
(quar.)
Co.
9-10
30c
Co., com.
(quar.)
Automatic
Avon
10-
(quar.)—_.
Electric Service
Automatic
'Nominal.
SI
—
—..—
Mines, Ltd.
Gold
Class
2.772104
3
(quar.)
class
(s-a)
common
Powder
Auto
0-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Aunor
$1.3iy4
......
45c
8-19
3
$15c
preferred
Atlas
.193283*
.233350
B
Atlas
.140080*
9-
(quar.)
common
8-19
9-14
65c
(Conn.)
Ltd.,
Wholesalers
Atlantic
2.754950
.0349000*
million.
8-15
9-14
12*20
(quar.)
Refining Co.,
5 Vs
.140080*
.193283*
Lirte RR Co.
Class
.496950*
Kingdom, pound sterling
1
50c
Co.
Atlantic
.00277912"
.261000
—.
9-
37V2C
$1.25
(quar.)
Investment
Atlantic Coast
2.782500
Netherlands, guilder.
New Zealand, pound.
Norway, krone.
Philippine Islands, peso.
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, fcrona
Switzerland, franc.
Union of South Africa, pound
.140080*
1
9-13
9-13
9- 6
Atlantic
Mexico, peso
.140080*
10-
8- 9
1
8-19
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
.00277912*
.00277912*
8- 9
9-14
9-27
Topeka & Santa Fe. Ry.
Atlanta & Charlptte Air Line Ry.
.208420
2.782187
Japan; yen
8- 8
9-14
Atchison.
.238000
.00285795*
.00285795*
3
10-
Equipment Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
56V4C
Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
$25c
Oil & Refining Co., com. (quar.25c
Associates
.00237562
.238000
.208410
(official).
.00285795*
.238000
franc
6
9-
25c
25c
——
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods, common + quar.).
5.25% preferred (quar.)
—
Associated Spring Corp. .(quar.)_„;
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
$4 participating class A (quar.)
.0385356*
,0198437
mark
(quar.)
8-31
9- 5
9-
30c
93 %c
(quar.)
$1.50
2.217131
.0385356*
(Free)
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
Ireland, pounc
9-1G
$-20
Asbestos
.0555555*
2.217131
2.217380
2.217977
2.216882
(quar.)
Ashland
.0555555*
.0232764
.0233098
.0232764
Australia, pound
+
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Aro
B
Payable o/fl€C
25c
25c
75c
Corp.
Steel
Class
$
$
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
Official
Money)
Aug. 29
Aug. 28
$
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co., common
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
Armstrong Rubber Co., clarss A
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 27
$
$
Gas
Western
Arkansas
Armco
(Value in United States
Tuesday
Monday
Aug. 23
Arkansas-Missouri Power,
-
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Country and Monetary Unit
Canada,dollar
:
Ceylon, rupee—
Finland,
markka
France (Metropolitan),
1957, INCLUSIVE
1957 TO AUGUST 29,
Share
Name of Company
98 3/i c
10-15
$25c
10+ 1
6
9-20
.8-15
V30
8-30
8-30
9-13
8-16
10-
1
8-30
-28
10- 9
Number 5669
180
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(937)
Per
of Company
Name
Share
British Columbia Electric, 4% pfd. (quart)
414% preferred (quar.)41 it %
preferred tqual\) —:
5^ preferred ($50 par) (quar.)—__
4%% preierred (quar.)
British Columbia Packers, Ltd.—
■
,
A
Class
(s-aj
'
<
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
Brown
$37%c
9-16
9-16
$5 preferred
•
i
Bullocks, Inc.1 *quar.').s.i;_s.^___^—.
•
Watch. C>.
(quar.—___.
Hill Co. (quar.)_
+15C ;
Ltd.;' class A'(quar.)lit_*
Bymart Tintair,
Inc.,
5%
'
5.40%
8-16
;
Campbell
(quar.)
-$1.30
Soup
Class
A
1
Canada
•
,}—
9-3
Mtge.
3
Cities
3
6
9-30
9-
6
10-31
r.
4
8-20
Civil
1
Permanent
(Toronto)
•
(Toronto)-.
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
$50c
9-16
8-15
9-16
8-15
t90c
(quar.)__
$$1.10
(s-a)____
Ltd.
Canada Wire &• Cable
Class
A
Class
'
$1.25
t$l
scries
$1
preferred (quar.)__
FairbanksrMorse Co., Ltd.
Canadian
Canadian
Fund,;The,
Canadian
Generat.Electric
Canadian
General
Ltd.
Securities
$25c
».
10c
Ingersoil-Rand, Ltd.
Western
Natural
preferred- (quar.)
Westlngiiou.se
Carborundunv Co.
1
Gas
9-
9-
3
9-
6
9-
2
9-
2
8-21
9-
7
8-12
75c
9-
7
8-12
40c
Carlisle
12 %C
25c
9-10
8-15
3
9-16
9-
:
Life
Association
___,
Carolina
Telephone
& Telegraph
"Quarterly \L_Carpenter Paper Go.
Carpenter
Steel
(quar.)
—
General
Carson
Pirie
$1
(quar.)
for
Central
of
20
shares
American
held
—
,
4(i
——
11%C
Vermont
com./(quar.)
common
pveferrcd
4-65^,
preferred
4.75 Vo
preferred
1
9-12
9-12
Consolidated
3
5'b
9-20
preferred
9-12
9-
$4.50 preferred
6
9-20
9-
12-
10-
1
9-10
$1.12%
10-
1
9-10
10-
$1.12%
40c
1
9-10
9-20
8-30
Continental
Electric
1
9-13
10
1
9-13
Continental Insurance Co.
9-10
8-20
Continental
since
two-for-one
Oil
(quar.)
SI
9-30
9-18
9-30
9-18
$1.23
—
9-30
9-18
10c
9-15
8-30
9-
8-15
Cooper-Bessemer
9-10
35c
3
9-30
87 %c
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
'
Continental
Controls
.Cook
$3
10-
1
9--10
5%
10-
1
9-10
6c'o
9-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-16
8-30
Common
8-30
8%
9-27
9-
9-25
9-11
Denver
Dennison
Dentists
prior
&
of
9-17
Corp.
(quar.)
America
9-17
preferred A
Corp.
9-10
$1.14
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
40c
9-
3
$2
9-
3
25c
(N. Y.) (quar.)_
Grande Western RR.
9-
3
62Mic
12-15
1
9-13
1
9-13
Detroit
9-
2
8-20
Detroit
Gray Iron Foundry
Mortgage & Realty
$1.25
9-
2
8-20
Detroit
Steel Corp.,
53V8C
9-12
6%
8-30
preferred
Di-Noc
-
(quar.)
3
Diamond
9-27
9-
3
Diamond
Diamond
T
lie
9-
2 r.ju
8-16
"
11-
10-
9-13
1
Motor
Stores
9-20
1
Dierks
Disney
9-4
Forest,
(Walt)
Dixie
8-30
36c
9-10
8-15
Dixon
8-30
Dominion
9-30
20c
9-13
8-30
Donohue
9-14
8-20
Dorr-Oliver,
9-
3
3114c
9-30
9-29
3114c
12-31
12-20
$2
9-15
S-
1
Dover &
12-
1
Dow
Dravo
1
Dresser
Co.
9-
9-
3
8-15
clu
Pont
10-
1
9-20
9-
3
8-20
9-16
$4.50
(E.
$3.50
9-30
30c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
9-16
9-13
8-
9
8-®)
25c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-1(5
7%
9-
12-
2
$13c
9-
2
11-16
1
8-
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
45c
933/4C
9-30
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Duriron
6
Duro Test.
Co.
Eagle-Picher Co.
Eason
10-15
class
8-23
9-12
8-30
Inc.
8-26
10-10
30c
10-
1
10-
9-10
9-10
8-26
9-10
8-30
9-13
8-30
9-13
Oil
St.
6%
Co.
25c
9-30
9-
4
East
9-13
9-
7
Eastern
50c
9-16
9-
3
Eastern
9-13
9-
3
4%
10-
9-
52%c
10-
9-
—
(quar.)
52MjC
10-
9-
25c
9-10
8-23
9-14
8-30
55c
12M»c
9-10
8-23
10-15
10- 4
$$1.75
9-16
8-30
—
&
Tennessee
Natural
Gas,
9-13
Eastern
8-
9
Eastern Gas & Fuel Association,
9-
2
8-
9
4*/s>%
9-
6
8-23
Eastern
preferred
Eastern
Stainless
Eastern
Sugar
Eastman
9-12
series
A
$1,311/4
10-15
Paper
Board
25c
9-10
8-28
25c
9-30
9-16
9-30
$$1
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
9-28
$1.19
10-
1
9-13
Inc.
/quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. A
(quar.)
25c
10-
1
9-20
preferred
9-
6
9-
6
10-
1
9-16
_
common—
(quar.)——.—
$1.50
$2
pfd.
(quar.)_
Economic
Investment
Ecuadorian
Corp.
Trust,
Eddy Paper, Ltd., common
$1
class
A
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
10-
230
37/2c
50c
60c
Co.,
8-15
1
7%c
(quar.)
Associates,
3
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Steel
9-
40c
$1.12%
com.
9-20
Cornell
8-15
10-15
—
(quar.)
9
8-23
6%
9-14
$50c
(quar.)
Assn.,
Kodak
9-15
1
-9-16
(quar.)
$1 preferred
1
10-
30c
1
8-21
10-
.25c'
—-
2
8-
8-12
15c
32V2c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bakeries, Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
i
Racing
3
Co.—
$$1.50
Lines
Corp.
8-15
9-
$5C
Water
Participating
8-30
9-10
$1.50
:
Interurban
(quar.)
preferred
Air
pfd. (accum.)
9-
9-23
Coro,
9-
3114c
pfd. series 1956 (quar.)
10-
30c
$1.16
9-
1010-
517/bC
(quay.)
Louis
5.20%
Electric
—
9-
51V4C
(quar.)
preferred
15c
Cornell-Dubilier
preferred (quar.)—
Products (quar.)
10-
9
9-
—-
East
8-30
9-13
8-30
9-
10-
50c
5
8-23
<9-13
9-23
10c
50c
467/aC
—
(quar.)
-
5
8-23
1
8-30
9-10
15c
—
1
9-10
1
9-10
1
35C
20c
(quar.)
9-
9-10
10-
3
9-
...20c
common
9-
3
9-20
9-10
$1.25
10-
9-10
1
9-16
10-10
(quar.)
9-16
9-
10-
•9-14
A
9-16
9-10
9-25
9-16
6
25c
9-30
10-15
10-
$1.75
15c
25c
8-30
1
30c
10-25
(quar.)
conv.
8-15
8-30
10-25
(quar.)
5%
2
9-16
$1.50
<•
(quar.)
preferred
9-
9-16
87Vic
Co., common
—.
preferred
6
8-15
50c
■
(quar.)
9-
8-15
2
40c
(Increased quar.)_
preferred
9-
8-16
3
9-
$1.121/a
&
(quar.):
preferred (quar.)
$2.10
9-14
9-
45c
preferred
8-22
9-14
8-15
50c
(quar.)
10c
1%
9-20
3
$3
(quar.)__
4.15%
9-
1
1
9-
15c
:
9-13
9-14
10-
"
(quan)
(quar.)
preferred
6
9-13
;*431V4C
A.
International,
Light Co.,
9-
5
9-20
39c
(s-a)_
Inc., comnwu
preferred (quar.)
4%
5
9-20
50c
B
%
10-
10-
9-30
25c
Dunham-Bush
5%
10-15
10-15
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
Electric
Class
1
$$1.25
.
—
preferred (quar.)
Bradstreet (irreg.)
9-30
10-
8-24
25a
—
East Kootenay Power Ltd., 7%
East
Malartic
Mines,
Ltd
$1.12 V2
8-29
9-14
shares—
&
Duncan
3
11-
5c
(quar.)
de Nemours
preferred
preferred
Duke Power
Dun
8-23
9-
9-13
25c
(quar.)
S.
Co.
I.)
3
1
9c
preferred
U.
Driver-Harris
3
9-
-9-10
,10-
10-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
Ltd.
1
8-30
8-23
3
25c
Industries
10-
9-13
9-28
9-20
common
Rockaway RR.
Drewry's
5
9-
t30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
9-17
8-30
9-
1234%
Ltd.
(quar.)
Stores, Ltd.
Chemical
9-10
9-20
11-25
Industries
12-15
-8-26
10c
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Dover
Dover
10-
Corp.,
Crucible
Bros,
9-10
$1
~' $1
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., $1.56 pfd. (quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
30c
9-16
25c
1
Cox Fund—Beneficial
~70c
.9-20
25c
(final)—
Seagrams,
preferred
Dodge &
9-30
Ltd.
(Joseph)
9
3%
Aluminum
8-30
9-13
8-30
8-15
40c
(increased)
dividend
Corp.
9-13
9-10
Co.——
(quar.)
Inc
Co.,
8-31
9-12
2
25c
Productions
Distillers
25c
50c
Car
Corp.
9-
9-14
45c
Co.
Dictaphone Corp., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
9-13
9-30
3114c
Diana
9-20
$1.50
Arts, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
Portland Cement (quar.)_!
Alkali
9-
12VaC
,
Chemical
9-12
9-
75c
10-
6
25c
(quur.)_
common
9-30
62V2C
$1.04
9-
12- •
5c
9-15
50c
(quar.)
5
8-15
$1
25c
(quar.)
com.
5
8- 5
lVac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
87 %c
(quar.)
Corp.,
8-
8'
9-16
62MiO
(quar.)
Tramway Corp.—
to $3.50 1st preferred (s-a)
Denver Union Stockyards
(quar.)
40c
—
9-10
9-10
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
75c
(quar.)
9-10
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)—
9-30
$1.05
$1.25
-
20c
(quar.)
-$1
9-10
10-
50c
—
9
9-10
10-
dividend
(Increased)
8-
8-30
9-30
$2.50
40c
common
(quar.)—
30c
voting
Supply
3
9-
9-16
Denver
1
25c
(quar.)
Varnish,
pfd.
class A
Mfg.,
Rio
1
10-
$1.04
(lirst
9-13
8-15
9-
35c
12J/ic
(quar.)
debentures
10-
preferred
preferred
Service—
tquar.)^
Steel
Co.
Paint
Lines
9-30
$5.25
25c
Air
9-12
$1.12'/2
in June)———
(N. Y.) (quar.)—
9-13
9-30
4.10%
Refrigeration
(quar.)
Copper Range Co. (quar.)__.—
Copperweld Steel Co., common (quar.)
$1.18%
—__
Delta
3.75
Copeland
$1.12%
$1.15
—
Co.
split
8-15
9-30
10-
$1.13
Co.
10-
•j
$1.07
Duquesne
—
9-
a-27
92M»c
8-
Dunhill
second
9-
.
(quar.)
3
8-15
$3.75
$4.50
GOo
8-21
:
(quar.)
9-
8-28
(quar.)
,.10-
(quar.)
3
(quar.)__
Assurance
9-
:!0-
^97%c
Light, 47o
4.20%
preferred
8-27
-10-
preferred (quar.)
9-16
—
9-
$1
(quar.)
25c
common, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty (Stock dividend)
Continental Commercial Corp., com. (quar.)
60c convertible preferred (quar.)__
Continental Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
7
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
Co.—
preferred
Continental
7
12-20
3.70%
preferred
$50c
$4.16
8-30
$1.25
Delaware Power
221/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
4
ZB-16
8-15
4.56%
Ltd.—
$4.52
8-15
3
Power
6
9-3
8-15
5%
3
910-
9-
8- 9
9
9-10
9-16
10-15
9-
8-30
—
8-28
9-25
-10-
9-13
(s-a)
8-28
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9- S
1
Mills, Ltd.—•
Theatnes,
9-10
-37MiC
20c
(quar.)
8-30
r933,4c
(quar.)
Utilities
•
9-16
-■B7MiC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consumers
8-30
9-
A
(quar.)_
•
12-
12-27
87J/jtC
(quar.)
3
10c
(quar.)
common
Freigntways
Textile
Consolidated
8-30
9-20
$1.25
0
65 %c
Corp.,
Gas
C
9-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laundries
$1.50
(quar.)
Public
4-15fp
25c
65c
(quar.)
Wire
9-18
10-
$1.1834
(quar.)
3.50;^ preferred (quar.)
4.60'/o preferred
(quar.)
4.75'/o preferred
(quar.)
Steel
Consolidated
8-23
$1.0034
ventral-Ilitnois Securities Corp., com. (quar.)
central Louisiana Elec., 4.50^ pfd. (quar.)
central
$2
3
3
$1.25
(quar.)—
—
9-
_$1.25
Co., common
10c
Continental Can,
'(quar.)___
preferred
Electrodynamics
preferred
Consolidated
9-
Y.)
Foods
5 lA l,'o
Consolidated
9-23
(N.
Consolidated
8-31
$1.25
—
__£
(quar.)
preferred
6'i'
Edison Co.
$1.06 %
preferred
Co.
9-18
Cigar Corp., common
preferred (quar.)—
U-27
preferred A (quar.)
25c
Ltd.-,
6
6
3%% preferred B (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
9-12
30c
9-
9-
3%7o
56V4C
Co.,
Corp.
9-
9-
25c
77o preferred
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR
9-15
6
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Cement
$5
9-12
1
$1.16
4'/4 "c
Co.
10-
-
15c
8-23
45c
(quar.)
40c preferred
Inc.,
Consolidated
."
(quar.)
Power
1
10-
15c
—
4.92^
Maine
10-
$1.75
37 %c
_—___
<quar')_
Illinois Public Service,
preferred (quar.)
Central
8-28
25c
.
4.75^ preferred .'(quar.)
Central Illinois. Light, common
(Ccntral
Power
Amusement
Class
4.50preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-10
50c
5% preferred B
(quar.)
5%
preferred B i-quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
4.35i'c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
9-13
.
preferred (quar.)
Central Foundry Co., com. (quar.)
5%
conv! preferred
(quar.)_
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
4.64 ro
A:
9-
75c
8-23
Co.—
—
Consolidated
8-15
—
Cold
6%
4I'L>ric
Power
Connoliio,
Petroleum
Voting common .(quar.)——
Non-voting common (quar.)
.
1
9-30
25c
,
Storage (quar.)
Central Detroit Warehouse Co.—
Central Fibre Products Co.—
<
9-
Insurance
Consolidated
.____
each
9-10
Light.
Connecticut
8-28
1
50c
—__—_____
2nd conv. pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(A. M-)
Co. (quar.i__:
Cataract Mining (stock dividend)—
7.%
Central
9
$1.12%
__________—____
Milks,. Inc. (quar.)
Plywood Corp. - (quar.)
share
9-
10-
Life
Consolidated
Castle
One
8-28
from
______
Case (J. I.) Co., 6%%
'
9
Connecticut
Scott, & Co.—
4% %: ' preferred
Cascades
9-
General
Quarterly ___•—1__,
9
15c
:—
(quarterly
Corp.
8-
3.90',»
t50c
9-20
3
50c
-
1
9-
1
50c
preferred
$50c
Connecticut
10-
10-
9334o
9-10
10-15
9-15
8-23
9-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-14
(Toronto)—
6
1
$2
net investment income)______
Carthage
10-
40c
:
&
9334c
Co.—
(quar.)
Extra
Carriers
f
~
__
A
Deere &
(stock
'
2
221,&c
8-26
held)
Credit Co. (quar.)
Shearing & Stamping (quar.)__
Community Public Service (quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery, 5Vo pfd. (quar.)__
S'/b
preferred (quar.)
5
9-
60c
8-26
(Boston)
commercial
5
12-
75c
Extra
57c
Distillers
______
5
12-20
8-31
15c
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)
87c preferred (quar.)
Dayton Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)
60c
America
shs.
7
99-
50o
9-14
$2
of
Co.
9-15
9-20
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Stock
Insurance
9-13
40c
Day-Brite Lighting (quar.)
Dayton
Malleable Iron,
common
Co.—
shs., for each
Confederation
Corporation,
3%%
25c
Life
8-15
' "50o
9-16
$1.25
(quar.)—
9-16
4
9-27
75c
55c
$1.12%
—
Co.
9-30
9-
9-20
"
7%c
(quar.)
Insurance
Corp.
15 c
(quar.)
3
Cigar
$7.40
(quar.)
Carbon
G.
$1
Commercial
'
8-30
9-
Ry.
preferred
B
W.
$1.75
(quar.)—
8-23
9-10
6
9-15
9
8-
9-16
40c
(quar.)
50c
common
2
9-10
10c
(quar.)
com.
9-16
Broadcasting System, Inc.—
A
divid.)
8-16
9-13
.-
_*_
;
Gas,
9-
9-10
9-30
28c
(quar.)
Corp.,
10c
Quarterly;
9-13
75c
$25c
—
__
1
9-
10-16
1st
preferred
A
30c
(monthly)
1
40c
class
10c
common
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
non-cumulative
25c
(quar.)—
& Southern
stores
1
1
Interstate
preferred
Combined
3
10-
9-16
Class
8-15
9-
9-13
$1.37%
10-16
Class
8-24
10-
8-12
1
Columbian
Ltd.—
V
3
9-
1
Columbian National
$20c
Mfg. (quar.)
Corp. (Del.) -(quar.)—___
Carnation Co., common (quar.)
'■
3% %
preferred (quar.)
Power,
8-19
$2
50c
(ciuar.)
9-10
9-16
40c
(quar.)
9-16
10-
4r,'o
Ltd.—
7
9-20
11-
Colorado
8-15
9-
8-26
1
11c
r/c
Drug
4.28%
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)—
Columbia
$20c
9-14
10-
11c
5
8-21
$50c
Stone
Central
(quar.)__
A
Dana
35C
(quar.)
1
1
50c
4.20%
of Amer.
10-15
11-
10-
45c
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
(quar.)__.
Cyprus Mines (quar.)
3
9-
3
9-13
10-15
1O0
$1.05
America
class
8-26
3
$1.12%
preferred (qilar.)
pfd. (quar.)—
9-
1
30c
prior
9-
50c
3^2%
Sand
VW-b
8-23
$50c
Co.,
V/e
11-
25c
(quar.)
$1
Co.,
10c
(quar.)..
non-cumulative
D.
$1.25
-—
9-27
I
common
87 %c
A
9-10
9-10
4c
50o
$2
8-31
(quar.)____
Co.
10-1
$1
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright
9-16
22 %c
Co
12%c
8-31
9-25
6
8-30
9-10
8-23
(quar.)
&
$4
9-
9-16
1
Quarterly
Engineering, $1 pfd. (quar.)
Curtis Publishing, $1.60
prior pfd. (quar.)
9-16
$1.12%
Products
Company,
of
9-30
1
10-
(quar.)
25c
Life Insurance Co.
Colorado
5
$15c
Ltd. <(quar.)i^£__
(quar. )—:
B__
preferred (quar.)_
Insurance Co. (s-a)
$25c
11-
12Mic
Cuno
19- 5
Common
9-17
9-19
9-13
Common
9-17
1
8-23
9-30
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Colorado
8-30
10-
$75c
J_
■
(Philip)
Carey
9
10-
——
Mills;:-,common (quar.)
B/ (quar.)——.___
'
9-16
$10c
Canadian Tire Corp, Ltd., com (s-a)_.
Canadian'
class
common
Colgate-Palmolive
9-16
9-12
67. %c
$1.25
5'/2Tt
Colonial
8-30
8-
$20c
5% preferred: (s-a);
Canadian Wallpaper.- Manufacturers,
-."Class ' a;
:
'
1
9-16
____
(quar.)
-V
Class
3
10-
$25c
.
Cannon
9-
$$2
class A__
$25c
Initial
4%
8-21
3
9-12
(Tenn.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Coleman
8-30
9-
9-12
1
8-30
Extra
8-16
Colonial
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
Canadian Power
Paper Securities, Ltd.—
•:
9-30
$30c
5%
,
-
B--—'
Canadian
8-30
1
10-
9-13
Coca-Cola International Corp
Cochran Foil Co., common (quar.)
8-30
9-30
-
Canadian Ice-Machine Co., Ltd., common
Class A (quar.) -
Canadian
9-30
10-
1
guaranteed (quar.)_.
Quarries (quar.)
Coca-Cola
8-30
8-30
8
9-13
6
second
1
11-
9-30
V.'o
1
11-27
10-15
9-
7cb
10-
6
10-
8-31
10-
6
9-
4
$1
8-31
8-30
$20c
(quar.)____
Ltd.,
1
$433ic
:
'
9-14
10-
12-
9-26
10-
60c
special
Aluminum
12-24
10c
;
pfd. (qitar.)
guaranteed
Club
37 %C
9-13
preferred
Cunningham
$1.75
& Co., common
preferred (quar.)
f3iy4c
(quar.>
from net
(quarterly
investment:' income)
Class
8-15
10-24
$110
common
Clevitc Corp.
(quar.)
Clifton Forgc-Waynesboro Telephone
3
37 %C
9-30
933Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Forster
0-JL3
12-16
1%
Cl-ystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
(quar.>__
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 77o
pfd. (quar.)
Cumberland
Apartments
(quar.)
12%c
i
9-
9-14
8-30
3
9-30
Steel
9-30
11-15
Inc.—
Corp.,
preferred
&
87c
$1.75
Cleveland
118:)4C
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Celanese, Ltd., com. (increased)
preferred
(quar.)-—
1
9-14
:i:20c
$37,/2C
Canadian Canners,
'$1.75
2
9-11
9-
25c
$4.20
Crucible
class A
8-23
1-1-58
(quar.)
Zellerbach
Cruni
$1.50
Cluett Pcabody
Canadian
'
9-
9-25
$2
$2
Crown
$1
9-13
Ltd.—
Co.
Ltd., common (quar.)
preference (quar.)
convertible
1
10-15
$25c
<quar.)____
Breweries
1
10-
/50c
(quar.)_-i_/
(quar.)
B
Canadian
10-
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR.—
(quar.)
7%
4r!o
^
1
preferred
Co.
$2
RR.
(quar.)
preferred
Cleveland &
Cork
7
11-
62 %C
Employees
Controller
$4.50
,
Mortgage Corp.
___
Co.,
Co.,
Co.,
Clark Equipment,
9-13
$29140
:--^zz
10-
Cork International,
6
$4
Inc., class A (quar.)
Crown
4
25c
;5%
preferred (quar.)_
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common (quar.)^
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
9-10
$90c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
Vinegars,
8-31
1
$$1.15
Canada Safeway,;Ltd., 4.40% pfd.
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Canada
Co.
Utilities
Service
Clark
(Toronto)—
-
Malting Co., Ltd.,
%% preferred (quar.)
Canada
Service
Citizens
8-10
10-
3
$1
City Water Co. of Chattanooga
5c,'c
preferred (quar.) "
10-4
9-16
$37l2c
9-
9-
(quar.)
City Products Corp.
3
8-13
9-20
(quar.)_
9-
9-
-
(quar.)___,*
com.
Corp.
Co.
Canada
1
Securities
9-
9-
9-13
(quar.)
9-30
9-20
9-25
$1
_I
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, V'v
$30c
9-30
(reduced)-
(quar.)_
Christiana
$37%c
——
Co.
25c
(quar.)
Seal
9-
$2.50
(s-a)
Creole
Petroleum Corp.
(increased)
Crestinont Oil Co. (quar.)
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
$2
(quar.)
9-3
$32 %c
Foundries, Ltd.
Permanent
Quarterly
Cab
Co.
9-16
.
(quar.)_
•Canada Lifer Assurance
:
Yellow
Copper
3712 c
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)_
9-16
Chile
Forgings, Ltd.—
Ltd.
9-13
of Rec.
Realty
Credit Finance Service,
B
Holder*
5c
(quar.)
Shoe, 5 I'c pfd. (quar.)
Craig Systems (stock dividend)
Crain
(R. L.), Ltd.
(increased quar.)
Crane Co., 334%
preferred (quar.)
Class
When
Payable
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crown
1
(quar.)
common
9-3
City Investing
Sugar Co.,
8-23
6
40c
preference
9-16
L-
Canada- Foundries &
Canada Iron
Co.,
$1.183i
•
9-15
10-
87 %c
Pacific
Trust
&
Towel
convertible
20c
;
Canada & Dominion
'•
$7
27c
:
9-
Inc.
Craddock Terry
Co.—
9-13
9-16
9-23
$1.25
Machine
27%c
preferred (quar.
Inc., common (quar.)
A
Tool
Cosmopolitan
8-12
75c
Corp.
(quar.)
1
25c
Co. (quar. i
Cement Co., Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
'Canada
•_
(quar.)
9-12
8-23
$1.25
9-16
\
1
1
9-10
75c
40c
convertible
$4.75 preferred
10-
3
9-
(quar.)
common
25c
preferred
Hecla.
8-24
Chicago
63c
8-16
10-
7V2c
(quar.)
.
Increased quarterly
Chicago Rock Island &
Chicago
6
8-31
9-
3
12 %C
Chicago Rivet &
9-2
9-
preferred-. (quar.)
5%%
\
9
9-
9-20
40c
Extra,.
"
convertible
Calumet &
'
9-
8-16
3
$1.12%
Inc.
preferred
conv.
Chicago Pneumatic
9-16
9-16
9- 3
8-29
9-
9-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)
Chesapeake <fo Ohio Ry.,
9-16
9-30
1
9-13
57 %c
Chicago Title
held>
preferred »quar.)_
5'/"
5%
.
9-27
9-30r
12 %c
California Electric Power, $2.50 pta. (quar.)
Caliiornia-Paciftc7 Utilities, com. (quar.)___
-
■
8-23
10-21
, n
Inc.
$5 preferred (quar,)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Chicago Molded Products
9-13
9-16 J.
25c
(quar.)
9-13
9-25
.
:
preferred
1
Oil Corp.', class A (stock dividendt—
(0.41725 shares of common stock for each
share
:
10-
Byrd
v
'
6
9
com.
(quar:$£*&
50C
4%%^preferred (quar.)_.—
$1.12%.;
Bush. Terminal; Co.—4 ■
10c
i
8-13
910-
$12c
Burroughs Corp.yi quar.
Manufacturing Corp^
•
'
i:.
Butler
•
I
25c
Burrard Dry Dock,
3
10-29
.
Petroleum
30c
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. (quar.)
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
;
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Common (quar.) 1
1
;
Common (quar.)
9
9-27
15c
Burnham Corp.
8-
Cosden
30c
Gas
preferred
3%
8-22
3
9-
90c
.
6
9-
..
50c
'
.(quar.:),__-_^i^__j_'j-^
•
Votight Aircraft,
Chcsebrough-Pond's,
,
9-20
8-30
9-
10c
,
3
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
8-30
1
9-15
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Increased
8-30
9-25
10-
35c
"
;<
Bulova
X
9-17
(G. & W. H.)
10c
tquur.)
Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank (New York)—
8-15
Corson
15c
"
8-12
10-
Per
3
3%
B.)
Chattanooga
8-15
3
3
$1.25
••i 35c
-——
i
'
Chance
4Vzlb
vestment;.income),.__
Ltd.
3
9-
$2
10c
51
Share
Name of Company
v
9-
1
12%c
v
preferred
(A.
1
10-
(quar.)
dividend
$4.50
8-19
9-
100%
*quar.)___£
Burlington-, Steel,
9-
40c
(quar..)-!
preferred
Chance
10-
10c
Champion Paper & Fibre, com. (quar.)
9-10
55c
(quar.)
Hoiaert
Payable- of Rec.
7c
Industries
(quar.)_
Certain-Teed Products Corp.
8-15
9-13
(quar.)
com.
Century
9-23
3
25c
;—
•
•
1
9-
10-10
25c
.
Bunker
10-
,
20c
Company,', common (quar.)____i._^^_
Bullock Fund, Ltd. (quarterly from net inBudd
8%
-
Line/. Co.
Pipe
Buckeye
•
95c
dividend
Stock
;
•
A
When
Shafe
Corp.,
Century Electric
(quar.)
Century Food Markets Co
8-30
I6V4C
.(increased)
Common
Class
8-30
$$1
30c
Co. (quar.)
BrunswickrBalke-Collender Co.—
i
6
Company
Acceptance
Stock
—
Brunning (Charles)
Name of
Century
6
$62c
$$1.19
9-
Per
'
6
t56c
& Sharpe Mfg. -(quar.)--:
Shoe- Co. (quar.)
—
Brown
'
9-
1
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.—
$3.80 preferred (quar.-)—___
Broclerick & Bascom Rope Co. (quar.)—___.
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common (quar.)_
Brown'& Bigelow (quar.)
i_
i
1
10-
..
;
1—~-a
•:
10-
t53c
—
Class B
Hoiaert
Payable of Rec.
m
—
>'
When
••
1
9-l«
10-
1
9-13
9-20
9-
3
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
$25c
9-30
9-16
200
9-13
8-23
9-15
8-16
9-15
8-16
i3V^a
+25c
'
*
52
When
Per
Name
Edison
Share
of Company
Bros.
Stores,
40c
Electric
Paso
Co.,
25c
Bond
Electro
B
Series
Electrographic
10-
1
8-26
General Portland Cement
$1.18
.
10-
1
8-26
10-
1
8-26
Consolidated
Corp.—
•'
9-
9
9-
6
9-30
1
*
9-15
9-
9-
3
9-16
15c
.■
9-26
9-16
,25o
.
<9-1
30c
10-
$3.50
Sxcelsibr Insurance
Co. oi New York (quar.)
11-
8
8-30
8-30
9-
3
8-13
9-24
10c
9-10
Coe*. &;
(quar.)
;——:—;■
(quar.)——:
A—— '
Grpgg
Bearing
Co.
9-
85c
-•
•
'*
2
8-15
Georgia-Pacific1 Corp.,
60c -
Quarterly
Fanny
Federal
9-12
Co.
9-30
9-20
Life
&
1
9-14
Gillette
9-10
8-20
9-10
8-30
9-13
8-
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings. Inc. (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly).
60c
9-10
17c
9-16
8-31
Federal
20c
9-16
8-30
5%
9-23
8-30
3
8-16
dividend
Stock
Federal
Sign
Federated
&
Publications
Extra
Ferro
.
——
Signal Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
■
(quar.)
32 y2c
(quar.)_
com.
(Marshall)
Oil
Filtrol
Corp.
Finance
B
Association
'
(quar.)—
_,
Fishman
(M.
9-27
9-13
8-20
9-16
9-
5
5
55c
9-13
8-
40c
9-
50c
9-30
15c
Grace
9-18
1
9-
Grace
6
17'/2C
9-
3
62 %c
10-
1
9-13
$1.25
10-
1
9-20
1-1-58
12-20
•
$1.25
10c
/,_____
Fllntkote
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
:
Florida'
Food
Steel
1
(quar.)——.
(quar.)/—
(quar.)
preferred
Foote-Burt
Co.
Foote
Mineral
Ford
Motor
(increased)
.8-30
40c
9-14
9-4
4.40%
9-
8-16
9
i,Great
•
A
Class
B
Great
Foremost
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
t$1.25
•—
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR.
5 'A %
preferred
(s-a)
Four Wheel
10- 1
25C
Auto
9-
25c
9-16
9-
$2.75
;
& Machinery
Corp.. (quar.)
Drive
25c
.-
3
8-16
9-
.
3
10c
'
(quar.)
9-
9-1?
9-16
9-
6
Preferred
Franklin
stock
Life
•
Fresnillo
Insurance
Above
(stock
dividend)
50%
9-3
9-16
75c
9-
8-15
20c
9-18
9-
25c
9-10*
8-31
__
Mexican
3
Gulf
11-15
8-31
9-15
9-
the
Loom
(Geo.
4'A %
(s-a)
A.)
(R.
Co.
E.)
9-
5c
8-
Products
2%
3
$1
7Sc
9-3
9-16
9-27
:
8-15
10- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
;
45c
,
Gas
Service
Gatineau
Gas,
Co.
Ltd.,
common
25c'
(quar.),,
General American
Stock
Oil Co.
General
General
,
General
6%
Box
Co.
Contract
5%
preferred
preferred
6%
preferred
General!
General
General
Crude
par)
($20
par)
(quar.)
Oil
(final)
,
Foods
(quar.)_
common
Stock
dividends-
9-
8-
9
Hurd
9-16
9-4
5%
8-19
$2.75
4'A%
12-16
11-2#
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
20c
1
10-
9-
1
v
8-16
9-10
9-30 \
9-16
Ltd.
:;
9-30
9-16
60c
9-16
8-31
9-16
9-16
9-10
8-31
.
10-
1
10-2
9-10
10- 2
9-3
8-45
10-
10-
9-27
9- 6
9-
6
10-
2c
1
9-17
10-
$2
1
9-
6
'
45C
2%
9-16
8-16
4'A%
preferred
preferred
6
10-
1
9-
6
6%
10-
1
9-
6
Harbor
15,
10-
1
9-
6
Harris-Seybold Co.
«%
25c
8-27
9-13
9-24
8-15
9-14
8-30
nOc
9-12
.8-23
50c
IIIIIH
IIII"
9-
"
$105
8-
9
9-14
"
5
9-
5
10-
Harbison-Walker
preferred
Plywood
Harsco
Corp.
Stock
Hartford
Gas,
common
~
■
1
9-20
8-30
8-15
Hawaiian
8-15
Hawaiian Electric
3
Agricultural
Co.
$1
:
10-
:
—
4.60%
preferred
8.-19
"
9-13
1
8-30
9-30
9^30
8'2c
(quar.)
■
;.9-12
10-
9- 3
10- 1
$1.06'/V
10» 1
4
$4.50'
preferred
(quar.)
8-30
9-14
8-30
(quar.):
"
9-30
9-30
9-30
■
9-30
-
10- 3
25c- '
9-14
-
$$1.12-%/
9-21
20c
<■
75c.
9- 3
9-3
8*5
$>
Ingersoll-Rand Co, common
6% preferred (s-a)
8-30'
9-20
9- 6
9-10
8-31
9-20
8-31
9-16
1
10-15
9-
D
1-2-58
12- 3
9-10
9-20
8-30
9- 3
i
,
''
./:(13.cents
18
Insular
9A-9
8-1#
12-16
11-25
2-14
Inter.lake
Lumber
•
8-
1
11-
1
25c
9-
3
8-16
9-25
9-10
2
8-9
Quarterly
Interstate
Power
Interstate
Securities
9-
8-
9-15
8-19
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
35c
9-10
8-26
62'Ac
10-31
10-10
9- 3
8-19
lie
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
9-
45c
3
8-19
3
8-
9
10-19
$1.50
10-
Investment
6%
6
8-23
50c
9-25
9-13
Investors
11-1
Co.
(quar.)_^__,,^_
(increased)
,,
9-12
Common
A
75c
com.
9-1
10- 1
10- 1
40c
9-lu
10- 1
60c
5314c
9-20
Iowa Power & Light,
preferred
(quar.)
9-19
-
(quar.)
comxnoix
4.35%
(quar.)__,_
(quar.),
9-6
8-3
8-3U
9-27
5c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
'•8-27
9-18
B-io
9.-18
37'Ac
Power, conxmon
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-10
'
$20c
preferred
9-13
•
10-16
10-16
$75c
-
(s-a)
Iowa Electric «fc
L
-
82%c---1-0-1
$1.10
10- 1
$1.0814
10- 1
c
on
8-30
q
Fireman Mfg.
Irving Trust Co.
(resumed)
(N.
Island Tug & Barge,
"*5%
parttcipating
J
^
Y.)
15c
;
Ltd.—
-
9-3
-
'
■
'
preferred' (semi-annual)
■'.
"1*
1
4 ■"
$25c
^
^
10- 1
40c
(quar.)
q
^
Iron
9-19
25c
^"*0
$60c
(quar.),_
$20c
4.40%
5
9-
10- 1
(s-a)
3.30%
9-
' 9-20
-
9-27
8-23
9-27
62 'Ac
25c
(semi-annual)—
Canada,
9-13
9-16
8-13
$70c
'_ "
9-30
9-30
of
8-15
5c
8-<.J
9-40
9-3
9-3
9- 3
5c
(quar.)
Inc.,
9-16
35c.
lc
Syndicate
3
50c
*
Inc.
8-21
8-zj
.$1
-
75c
9-27
50c
$1.50-1'
75c"/ 9-16
•
Extra
4.30%
9-20
-
20c
com.
Services,
Co.
8-J
„
•'
common
Investors
Class
9- 3
8-19
8-«3.
9-13
22c
Ltd,
9-11
4814c
(quar.),:
(quar.)
preference
Royalty
10-15
Ltd.—
t65c
9-
25c
(quar.)
1
Canada
of
com.
Diversified
Class A
Investors
4.80%
10-
25c
(quar.)
Foundation
convertible
4
9-
Co,
9-13
8-30
50c
(quar.)
Interprovincial Pipe Line Ltd. (s-a)
'Interstate Motor Freight System
(quar.)
5
9-J*
9-16 J.
9-10
9-10
■,
$1.75
.International Resistance
8-23
—-
9-30
60c
(quar.),,
Paper Co, common (quar.)—.'/
$4 preferred
(quar.)
International Petroleum, Ltd. (quar.)
8-23
10-
7 .
»*■'■'
International
9-13
37'Ac
com.
Telegraph
$1
9
9-16
-10- 1
$20c
.
*
;
9-13
3
(quar.)
Co,
(quar.)
Nickel Co.
11-15
11-
Ltd.
Harvester
35c
9-2
35c
Breweries
$$1.25
.•;_
50c
-
preferred
International
•
10- 1
25c-
International Business Machines (quar.)
International Cigar Machinery (quar.)
7%
'
,
-
■
31c-
(quar.)
9-15
International
.* /.
Co
International
-
-7
.
Corp
8-2
60c
$22'Ac
and
profits),,
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph
Iron
"
'7
income
securities
1
9-10
9-
75c
,
"
investment
from
International Ocean
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
from
cents
25c
v
Institutional Shares, Ltd.:
Institutional Bank Fund—.
8-19
10-
(quar.—.A--
Tnsley Manufacturing Corp. {quar.)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
8-30
11-
10-2
9-16'
9-16
9-16
8-10
9-10
9-10
9- 3
8-29
8-29
8-29
1
25c.
Industrial Development Corp, common
Industrial Rayox; (reduced)—
8-23
9-10
$1,25-
7
9-
9-16
8-15
8-23
9-16
$1.15
—
—
coin,
8-1
.>
*>-.
737'Ac . 10-15
A
$1." "-'10- 1
."$1.05'' 10-1
(quar.)
Ltd,
8-30
w*;
..A; 12c,-■'■(}■ (9-16
com.
■
.
a^d
current
Water, com. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4'A% preferred B (quar.)
Acceptance,
8-19
9- 2
10-
"A.
^
(from
Indianapolis
Industrial
9-4
1
.
9- 2
$32',2c
$37%c
$50c
$12'Ac
3%
9-10
9-30
-
.
9-20'
Ltd.
8% preferred (quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co.
(quar.)./:
J.'V2% ' :\9-
.
.
9-30
$1.16.
.
(quar.)
9-3
.
$6834ct
10c
9-16
—^
Ltd,-—
(qxxar.)
$1.06'A
"lOr
10-1
preferred
$3c
(quar.)
3.90%
pfd.
(quar.)
8-16
10-15
57'Ac
——_$2
$2.75
50c
Co.
9-20
9- 3
4
(name changed to
Light,
9-20
9-30
42'Ac
Boston
of
9-30
9-
3%
Chemical
Paints,
60c
9-30
$1.12'A
r>i<„c
(quar")
Co
,
*
$1.25
dividend
Electric
8-20
$1.12
(quar.)
(increased)—
com.
Light Co,
preferred (quar.) A_—
4.20% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Hartford
Breaker,
I
$35c
$56)4c
50C
(quar.)
Harshaw
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
12'Ac
5%
Corp.
preferred
$2.25) preferred
12'Ac
(quar.)
Hurris-Intertype
9-20
4
62'Ac
com.
A
(quar.)
Fund
$1.25 3- 10-58
Refractories,
(quar.)
9-30
9-
15c
Oil Co., 5%
preferred (s-a)
Handy & Harman, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
9-
35c
(quar.)
9-16
12'Ac
Hancock
1
12-18
9-17
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
9-18
12-30
^
(interim)
Hammond Organ Co.
9-10
9-30
1
20c.
A
common
9-16
15c
9-30
75c
common
25c
11111111"
__
1
8-2L
9-30
8-30
$1.25
5%
50c
com.
9-10
30c
9-27
$1.25
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
8-30
35c
4%
Il> 1
$1.06'A.
pfd. (quar.)_„
(quar.)__
«r_
preferred (quar.)
4% convertible
Hamilton
Cotton,
3
9-16
25c
;
Cotton, Ltd.,
Hamilton Watch,
60c
30c
,,—4'
8-30
8-9
$1.25
common
Incorporated" Investors
••
9-10
$2
-
Corp.
9-
8-30
9- 9
1
Indianapolis Power
•
0-13
30c
$1.75
12- 2
Hamilton
I
9-10
accumulated earnings)
6c
Indiana Steel Products
(quar.)———"36c
8-21
40c
^
8-31
75c
-
9-16
Sons,
(interim)
Income
9-3
9-30
$30c
8-30
1
10-
8-16
9-10
$$1.25
—
9-30 * *"9-16
25c
-
Cementing Co.
9-10
-
$1.50 convertible participating pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada)—
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd, com.
°6%
preference
(semi-annual)
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
3
9-25
$40c
25c-
&
Flo-Glaze
Common
8-20
9-15
10-
...■
40c
20c
preferred (quar.)i
Bell Telephone (quar.)
Central RR.
(quar.)
Illinois
30c
8-20
(quar.)
prior prefei-red series
Illinois
9-3
Hallnor Mines,. Ltd.
class
4.60%
8-20
9-18
1
.
8-30
5
(quar.)
C.)
Circuit
10-
'$30c
8-30
10-
I-T-E
9314c
:
Well
Co.
(F.
50c
r
1
9-
8-24
75c
$31'4c
10-
35c
& Mfg. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
px-eferred
(quar.)
8-26
8-20
$12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar. 1
Lock
Huyck
v;
Quarterly
Quarterly
Halliburton
9-20
9- 3
5c
Mfg.
Hudson Bay
3
8-22
Hajoca
9-30
Extra
9-16
9-
9-15
$125
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
General Manifold
&
Printing
Merchandise
2
$1.12%
8-15
25c
(increased)Fireproofing Co
General
1
_
General
Industries,
9-
8-22
4',4%
Finance
Corp.
8-31
9-16
RR., commoi\ (quar.)
Hammermill Paper Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
General
9-14
9-15
9-10
3%
(quar.)
Electric, Ltd.
8-31
$1.11
50c
___
$8 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(increased).
Co., common (stock div.)
($100
9-14
Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hugoton Production (quar.)
A
Humble Oil & Refining new com. (initial)/_
Hunt Foods, Inc., common
(quar.)
6
of Texas—•
Co.,
Co.
10-10
3
80c
Cigar
10-30
preferred
25c
dividend „
American Transportation Corp.—
Baking
9-10
8-22
9-
8-16
$1.25
9-30
8-22
8-9
9- 3
8-16
9-12
Y.)—
Houston Lighting & Power
8-22
9-
1
(N.
8-15
9-15
3
9-27
9-12
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Co.
9-16
9-10
8-21
30c
Hoskins
5%
9-10
30c
6
9-15
9-30
10-
Hardart
8-15
9- 3
$1.06'A,
(quar.).
(quar.)
9
9-15
Oil
(quar.)!
9-10
9-12
50c
9-
40c
9-23
$35c
$$1.25
Quarterly
General
6
&
9- 9
45c
40c
9-
$1.10
9-
$$1.37
preferred (quar.)
5'/2%
preferred (quar.),
;■
9-
8-31
9-13
(s-a J
1
$1.05
340
5%
General
9-30
(Okla.)
9-30
(quar.)—
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power Co.,
10-
common
Co.
8-31
9-13
(Calif.)
preferred (quar.)
Horner (F. W.), Ltd, class A
30c
(quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
8-12
Co.
5%
preferred
50c
:
(Ind.)
General Acceptance Corp., com. (quar.)
General America Corp.
(quar.),,,
.
9- 3
25c
*—
(quar.)
Railways, Ine.
Horn
$4.44
9-13
preferred
preferred
4
9-13
$25c
preferred (quar.)
Gulf States Utilities' Co., common (quar.)—
$4.20 preferrtd
(quar.)
-
Extra-
9-
.
9-13
(quar.)
Co, class A
B
1
$5
9-10
56 'Ac
Garrett Corp.
Gary
9-18
_•
Ohio
&
Mining
Class
10-
$4.40
_
common
Garlock Packing Co.
9'
5c
$5 preferred
8-22
30c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
9
9-
Imperial
(quar.).
—;—
Interstate
$4.25
Hoover
9-
1
$2
$25c
$4.50 preferred
Gardner-Denver
8-22
10-
—.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)
Gulf Power Co.,;4.64%
7
/
Co.-—
preferred
8-23
$1.10
Financial
10c
12'Ac
Honolulu Oil Corp.
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—
1
(quar.)/-;—,
Corp. (quar.)——
$5 preferred
1
15c
—
of
3
9-12
(quar.)
Western
Gulf Mobile
11-' 1
9-15
10c
—
Fuller
8-30
$30c,
Ry. (quar.)
Life Insurance)
Gulf Life Insurance
'
Fruit
9-10
Guardian Consumer Finance, class A (quar.)
60c convertible preferred (quar.)
3
tax
Friden
Funsten
preferred
Quarterly
8-30
(quar.)
Co.
(net payment of each dividend 17c)
Calculating Machine (quar.)
'Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)__.
Frontier
Refining,
common
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer, common (stock dividend)
-4% preferred (quar.)—
'
9-15
8c
(quar.)—payment
less
15%
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Homestake
(quar.)—
common
9-30
Quarterly
10-
J
9-30
1
_.l—
;
Insurance
Home State Life Insurance Co.
Groller Soalety (quar.)
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.—
Franklin Custodian Funds—•
'
Paper,
Southern
Grocery Store
3
(quar.):
Marine
3
Ltd., common' ('quar;)-—
Die (quar.).
Greyhound! Corp., common (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.),
5%
preferred (quar.)
Grinnell Corp.
(quar.)—
;
8-IS'
25c
>
-
9-15
40c,
(quar.)
&
1
11-
40o
preferred
Fire
3
5c
Greenfield Tap &
8-20
5%
Home
8-30
.11-
(quar.)
35c
7%
3
8-26
9-10
'
30c
50c
Western Sugar,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)/
Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating)
Green Mountain Power (quar.)
;
}
9-12
2
8-26
9-
60c
,
12- 5
•
,37'Ac
$50c
$12'Ac
Great
L
8-2
Co.—
Fort Worth Steel
Foster-Wheeler
'
8-
9-16
f
Dairies
(quar.)
Fort Pitt Bridge Works
(quar.)
Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper
(quar.)
1
9-16
"
9-11
Homasotc Co, common
Hubingcr
1st preference (quar.)-//—/—
Lakes: Towing Co
:—-—
._/—iA
Great Northern
•
9-19
5
'
9-16
9-12
9-
9-
;—
8-30
60C
9-12
Sugar, common
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
—;
9-
—
Industries
9-11
'20c
1
(N. Y.)—•
1
«
5%
8-
....
'9-30
:
\
Hcjly
5
50c
10-
/• •
9-16
9-
$$1
':50c
-———
(quar.)-
10-15
Ltd.—
$1.05
Northern
8-1G
6
60c
$1.20 class B preference (quar.)—
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
Great
9- 3
9-13
9-16
;
9. s
9-27
8-16
1
9-13
(s-a)
,9-15
; -
55c
Great Lakes Paper,
Ford Motor of Canada Ltd.—
Class
Y.)
'
45c
8-28
$6c
9-
2
12'Ac
(quar.)
9-17
30c
7
9-
9-25
9-26
8-31
10-
3
8-21
(
V* 8Qcn:
8-15
3
—
9-3
9- 3
9-
quar.)_
9-3
9-10
•, Hobart
15c
(quar.)
■
—
10-
10c
9-20
9-14
31c
(quar.)
20c
9-
10-25
9-30
;
25c.
Manufacturing Co.—
New common (initial)...
Hollinger Consoliated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
3
11-15
■
50c
50c
9-25
4%%
8-26
5%
9-21
8-20
8-15
8-23
-12-16
$1.50
9-11
rGteat
1
5
9. 5
9- 3
9-13
;$45c.
Hires (Ghas. E.i* Co. (quar'.J_I—/V' 15c
—
—
(Canada) Ltd.
9-13
Realty Class A (quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge <fo Dock Co. (quar.)
8-30
10-
9-
'
Insurance—
(N.
9.13
b- 5
9-16
d 45c.
—-——
Hlnde «fc Dauch Paper
5
$1.12'A
1
9-20
15C
9-
12'Ac
American
5
9-5
5c
81'Ac
—
—
American
Great
9-26
30c
10-
,f
—
Co., (quar.)
Co.
Great
8-24
20c
25c
—
(quar.)
9-
9-24
32c
-
—_
Fair
3'A%
9-20
45c
\
—
Common
')
8-30
8-24
3
10c
-
!—;
Quarterly
8-30
9-16
3
9.-
9-26
$15c
—
8-30
9-16
9-
-
Bank
9-13
9-16
.
1
30c
■>
——
10c
(quar.)
Great American Indemnity Co.
'
$1
Stores, common (quar.)—_
; $4.2(> preferred 1 (quar.)
Food Machinery
Chemical Corp.—
" ">7
:
9-30
60c
8-29
40c
(quar.)
(W. R.)
Co.
9-13
10-
<
(quar.)
Hewitt-Robins,
Inc.
(quar.)
,
Hey wood Wakefield, common (reduced)
.v.
5%
preferred B
(quar.)———
Hlbbard, Spencer & Bartlett & Co. (quar.)"
; Hilo Electric Light Co,, common—
; ' Common
t
9-20
5%
'
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Granite City Steel Co. (quar.):
Grant
(W: T.) Co., common (quar.)——
31b% preferred (quar.)
8-15
—
Florida Power Corp; (quar.)—
Florida Power & Light, common
Employees
National
Hershey Creamery,
*
Grafton & Co.,
8-30
3
40c
(quar.)—
(increased
!
i
50c
53'Ac
;
$12'Ac
Government
9-16
3
9-11
-
$1.25
Co.
(H. W.) Co.
Gould-National Batteries
8-30
9. 0
10- 1
\ 4%-
—
9-
25c
2fo
dividend
9-
'
12'Ac
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-30
9.13
.10* 1
5c
i
10c ;
25c./
(quar.)
Gossard
9
(quar.)
1
(.
Co.
Manufacturing
8-30
8-21
9-15
,
1
'
!——
8-16
9
10-
50c
(quar.)
Corp._;
B
Gorham
'
30c
9-3
Products Corp.—
F.)
g-23
9-16
'
$10c
$$1,5012'Ac
—-
10-
53'Ac
1
10^
59 %C'
Increased
—
Tubing
(B.
8-23
25c
10-
3
10-
55c
.
Stock
15c
(quar.)
8.23
.9-12
9-12
2'A.%
6% tonvertible B preferred (quar.)..,—
Hershey Chocolate, common (quar.)
4'A%." preferred A (quar.).
9-
9-30
45c
(quar.)
preferred
8-23
9-12
.
Inc., com.
30c
Industries
e-23
9-12
'
'
(quar.)
8-15
1
9-
A
Gallon Products,
8-15
1
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Cement
8-23
9-12
50c
9- 4
35c,
9-16
12'Ac^
9-20
91'Ac..10- l
(quar.)
12'Ac
convertible
Class
9-
$1.12'A
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar.);—
Fleming Co;, 5% pfd. (quar.)-——.
5%
preferred (quar.)
$4
Hercules
(quar.)—
Brewing, common
convertible preferred
Seal Dairy
Clement
Co.
g.jo
9-12
12'Ac
1214c
1314c
13V4c
,
Ltd,—
Paper Products,
Hercules
9-20
10- 1
8-31
25c
12c
'
—'
(quar.)
class A
62'Ac
/.
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)——
6%
37'Ac
Haider*
Payable of
Inc.—
dividend)
(stock
A
Common
25c
(quar.)
!
4%
preference (quar.)
Gordon Maclcay Stores, Ltd., class A
'
Flexible
8-15
Common
9-17
8-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
2
(quar.);
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada),
8-23
9-16
Stores
II.)
9-
Class
Hendershot
(quar.)
Goodrich
3
9-16
of
Co.
Carpet
9-
14'Ac
Fund—
&
National
Firth
62'Ac
Curtis Industries,
Helene
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Goldblntt
Bros,
(quar.):
40c
—
First
5
50c
cents
Class
6
50c
—
Philadelphia (quar.).
Rubber, 4'/a% pfd. (quar.)
First Bank Stock Corp.'(quar.)——;—
First National Bank of Jersey C-lty, N. J.—
Quarterly
—.
Tire
Gold
9-13
9-
B
4'/2%
40c
Industrial
Firestone
60
45c
(quar.)
Inc.
—
9-
•
Falls Portland
Goebel
9-16
7'/2c
(quar.)
Financial
Fire
Lines,
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Distilleries,
Globe-Wernicke
Co.
&
8
1
——————
Co.
Globe-Union, Inc.
11-29
9-16
50c
——
of America, class A
Co.
Class
Field
Marshall
see
(quar.)
Fifth Avenue Coach
1
9-28
12-20
2%
Class
Glens
9-13
9-20
40c
—
7
8-16
3
9-28
15c
(quar.)
Fidelity-Phcnix Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)-<•.Quarterly
;;
Field
9-
$1
(quar.)—
dividend
Fifteen
9-
31 'Ac
—:
Corp.
Stock
8-
10-
22'/3C
(quar.)
Machine
Glenmore
8-23
Electric
9- 2
59% c
—
Glen-Gcry Shale Brick, common
6% first preferred (quar.)
Creek,
15c
Co.
Gisholt
40c
I;
Pacific
9-20
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—
10-
$3
20c.
(Battle
8-28
9-30
Oil Co., com. (stock dividend);/.
preferred '(quar.)
Portland
Cement
Co.
(quar.)
4%
Giant
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
8-28
50c
preferred (quar.)—
—
Products (quar.)———
Getty
8-30
———
Michigan)
dividend
Stock
5%
9-14
25c
Federal Insurance Co.
Federal
8-28
9-15
--
8-22
37'Ac
,
Insurance
___———
Glass
8-12
,
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
Life
Traders
&
Quarterly
9-
$37'Ac
Shops
Candy
Fansteel Metallurgical
Farmei-s
8-19
3
8-28
9-15
Gerber
__—:.
Parmer
8-19
9-14"
35c
Morse & Co. (quar.)—————
Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.—
Famous
9-14
-
Fairbanks
9-15
9-15
(quar.)———
Georgia Marble CO;, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
40c
Fafnil-
9-13
40c
investment income)-
(From
''
!"aber;
9-30
67% c
-
8-30
9-15
9-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
8-30
1
9-15
JOc
1%
18'Ac
prior pfd.
8-20
9-01
1
12-
$1.25
—
Erlanger Mills, 4'A%
•
9-191
87'A C
(initial)
preferred
8-15
8-30
9-10
30c
5
*
dividend
90c
-
9-13
•
8-20
$1.1814
—-
Telephone, Co. of Calif.—
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
2:'b% preferred (quar.)General Telephone Co. of Kentucky-—
5% preferred (quar.)—-—
:—General Telephone Co. of NebraskaPreferred A
(quar.) z—
—
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
—
General Telephone Corp., com. (quar.)
4.40% preferred, (quar.)———:
—
4.75% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
4.25% conv. preferred (quar.)
:
Genuine
Parts (quar.)——
——
George Putnam Fund of Boston— -
6
9-
9-10
General
8-30
-
60c
—
preferred (quar.)-—
General Steel Castings (quar.)
8-15
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Gas
7
60c
(quar.)
(initial)
$3 convertible preferred
8-14
25c
-
7
10-
45c
$4.75
9-19
25c
—
10-
1
(quar.)-,.
(quar.)
convertible preferred
$1.60
9-30
9-30
15c
■
Stock
5
9-
1
11-
Common
56'Ac
>
——
Emery Industries (quar.)—.
———
„•
Empire' District Electric Co., com. (quar.)
Einporlum Capwell Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (s-a)
—
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.. 7%
pfd. (quar.)—
Brie Railroad Co., $5 preferred (quar.) —
Erie Resistor,, common (quar.)
/New
9-20
11-
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
Pineapple Co., Ltd.
5% preferred A (quar.)
—
Hawaiian Telephone Co., common (quar.)—
4.80%
preferred series A (quar.)
—
5%
preferred series B (quar.)
5.10%
preferred series C (quar.)
5Vb% preferred series D (quar.)
5.30%
preferred series E (quar.)
(All payments less 2% Hawaiian tax)
Haytain American Sugar (quar.)
Hazeltlhe Corp. (quar.)_
Hecla Mining
:
Heinz (H. J.) Co, 3.65% preferred (quar.)—
Heileman
(G.) Brewing Co.
(quar.)
8-15
9-10
50c
9314 c
Precision Equipment Corp.—
General
35c
(quar.)—:—
Corp.
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch Co.
—
$3.75
50c
Abrasives
(quar.)
■
50c
(quar.)
Eleetrolux
Elizabeth
8-26
$1.12 Va
—
,
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)—^
common
1
(quar.)
<fc
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
10-
$1.03
——
Co.
Battery
Refractories
Common
8-26
(quar.)—
Co.
Share
&
Storage
9-16
preferred
5%
Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
General OQtdoor Advertising
(quar.)
Electric Auto-Lite
Electric
General Motors
8-31
$1.35
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)$4.72 preferred
(quar.)
Electric
General
9-20
(quar.)-.
common
$4.50
preferred
Mills
8-31
1
9-12
10-
Whr.n
Share
Company
Hawaiian
9-10
1
10-
$1.25
"
$4.12
$5.40
9-12
$1.06 'A
_
Per
Name of
Payable Qf Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Monday, September 2, 1957
...
RoVLen
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
62'Ac
(quar.)
common
4'A% preferred (quar.)—
Edgewater Steel Co.
(quar.)
El
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
<988)
*.
A.'
9- £
g_20
57
Number 5669
Volume 186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
lets
(989)
53
*®,
J
13
23
When
Per
Share
of Comvany
Name
23
Machine Co._.
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.,
7ft
preference (quar.).
—
jaeger
^
28c
Holders
9-10
Per
Little
8-23
Miami
■23
■23
common-—
t37Vac
10-
-30
■30
-21
xj$1.75
xtl%ft
xtlVift
xUVbft
xtlVbft
50c
$1.25
10-
8-30
10-
8-30
10-
8-30
preference
preference
preference
preference
preferred,<© (quar.)
$5
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.37Va
$4.40 preferred D (quar.)
$1.20
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.) (quar.)
$1.205ft 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Jefferson Electric Co. (quar.)
15c
Jefferson Lake Sulphur, common (quar.)—
40c
7ft
preferred -(quer.)
—
••'-'*
35c
Jewel Tea Co.. common (quar.)
50c
'3%ft
preferred (quar.)—•
93%c
$5.50 preferred C
-13
-13
-13
i-
5
I-
5
.
1-15
Johns-Munville Corp. (quar.)——•___—
Johnson & Johnson (quar.)
Jones & Lainson Machine (quar.)—_—.
Jones & Laughlin Steel, common (quar.)
5ft preferred, 6eries A (quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
1-23
)-25
•-20
•- 3
1-28
-
50c
35c
50c-
8-30
Special
$1.10
10-
8-30
Special
guaranteed
10-
8-30
Special
guaranteed
8-16
12-10
11-18
$1
guaranteed
9-10
$1.10
(quar.)
(Quar.)
3-10-58
£-17
Mississippi
8-16
Missouri-Kansas
(quar.)
9-10
Loblaw
8-30
Companies,
9-30
9-13
Class
9-30
9-13
$2.40
9-30
9-13
Loblaw
9-30
9-13
9-15
10-
9-
1
class A
3
Lock
50c
(quar.)
9-30
9-10
8ft
8-23
8ft
9-10
9-
1
6 '
9-13
•9-
9-11
8-30
W7ft
62Vbc
$1.25
40c
1
9-
10-
1
9-
6
9-14
9-
2
25c
9-
non-cum.
8-20
9-3
8-7
$1
9-30
9-19
1
(quar.)_„______."'
•
Los Angeles Transit
-
9-
11-
10-23
,
30c
10-
1
9-10'
$1.75
10-
1
9-10
8-30
(quar.)
& Exploration
(quar.)
Mortgage Co. (quar. )__„__
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
>-17
(quar.)
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
■i 4Vbft
preterred (quar.)—
4%ft
preferred (quar.)——
(E.)
Kahn's
9- 8
2- 8
B-31
B-15
-Sons
Co.
convertible
4% ft
—
(initial)
-
—
Ludlow
9-
1
8-16
Luminator-Harrison
78c
9-
1
8-16
Lunkenheimer
9-10
8-30
Lynch
(quar.)
50c
$4 preferred
9-30
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
9-30
95c
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
8-31
quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.,
$4.35
8-31
Extra
9- 9
—
(quar.)
common
———■-_-—
—
4ft
8-15
9- 3
Kansas
8-21
41/2%
Electric,
fc
Gas
preferred
4V4ft
4Vzc/o
8-16
(quar.)—
(quar.)_;
Kansas Power & Light Co.,
9- 3
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
8-30
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Kawneer Co. <quar.)
Kekaha
Sugar Co
Kellogg Company (quar.)—
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kendall Co., -common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
8-30
Kendall
8- 9
Kennecott
8-30
Kent-Moore
8-2L
9-16
Kentucky Utilities, common
4%ft
preferred-—.:..-
8-20
Kerlte Co.
8-16
Katz
8-20
8-30
8-20
8-16
9-18
12-18
Gold Mines
(quar.)
:—
.*>
—_——
preferred
4.80%
8-16
(quar.)
1st
-
10- 1
—
MacWhyte Co.
9-30
Mack
8-30
33c
9-30
9-
9
—
preferred' (quar.)
Funds—
-
-
9-10
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
6
Magor
9-
6
Mahon
9-
6
Maine
9
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
(from
investment
net
8-19
S-l"
ment income
and
a
Mangel
9-27
9-13
8-30
Kittanning "Telephone
8-15
Kleinert
Kirsch
(I.
13.)
Co.*
Rubber
Company
l__—?
g9-12
(quar.)
common
Kresge
——
4Va ft
9-16'
Co.
Mfg.
Co.,
3
Manitoba
Manning,
9-13
Marchant
9-13
8-23
Marquette Cement
Kroger Co., Cft
9-16
5Va ft preferred
Laclede
8-29
Lake
9-21
5ft
9- 3
8* 6
8-30
9- 3
Partic. claes
Class
■
2
9-l«
9-13
8-30
8-19
8-23
9-13
5
8-21
9-13
A
32c
$1.18%
37J,bc
50c
8-23
2
8-15
9-13
8-30
9-
8-14
9-
6
9-28
8-30
9-15
9-
10-
2BVic
10-
1
Mfg. Co., com.
(quar.)_L
10-
1
•
4 lb ft
Quarterly
9-15
8-31
McCloud
River
9-, 6
McCord
1
9-
6
McCrory' Stores,
9-10
8-
9
9-15
8-31
McCormiek
Ss
9-12
8-29
McDermott
McColl-Frontenac
Corp.,
3Vbft
3
McGraw
8-20
McGraw-Hill
8-30
Mclntyre
9-13
8-30
McKesson
McLellan
10-
1
9-14
11-
1
10-15
9-14
9-
1
Stores
Co.
McNeil Machine &
Common
7
10-21
Class
5%
9-10
8-30
8-30
9-16
9-lG
8-30
8-30
9-14
9-14
9-14
Lee (II. -B.-)
Lees (James)
.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
30c
9-
2
8-15
$3.50
9-
2
8-15
$4
Quarterly
Quarterly
:J.—
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.-—
"
"
5Vift preference (quar.)—;
;
Merchants
Refrigerating(quar.)
Meredith Publishing Co. (quar.)
Mesta Machine Co.
(quar.)_—l—:
9-
3
8-
1
9-20
9-30
1
9-10
12-31
25c
9-27
12-10
——
45c
8-27
9-10
10-15
10-
3
8-19
9-
3
8-15'
9-
350
9-
6
3
8-
9
10-
Mexico
Meyer-Blanko Co.
8-23
9-
5
8-20
9-
3
3
9-13
8-15
-
*8-1
8-30
4
-—
Leverage Fund, Ltd. (Canada)-—
Levingston .'Shipbuilding (quar.),
Lexington (Funds, Inc.:
—
Fund—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Lihue Plantation
Los Angelas Transit Lines
-
(quar.)
casualty Insurance
Life Insurance
&
Co.
(Tenn.)
9-16
8-15
15c
9-
8-15
Michigan
2
9-16
8-30
25c
9-10
8-15
Lilly (Eli) -& Co.,
Cup (quar.)
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort Wayne)
Quarterly
^ucohi
$1.50
Lincoln
coramon
preferred
Stores
Link-Belt
Co.
4.40ft,
& Electric,
Gas
preferred
—-
Micromatic
———
—
Hone
1
9-21
12-21
1
9-11
9-
7
9-
9-13
8-30
Midwest
8- 9
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.)
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5ft preferred (quar.)—
$5.10 1st preferred (quar.)
9-10
9-
4
8-19
9-
3
8-15
9-10
8-10
45c
9-16
9- 3
:(quar.)
_
(quar.)
Lbs Rollwny Corp., class
„—
-
A
—
(quar.)
1
9-13
10-10
8-26
37Vbc
—,
(quar.)
11-
9-12
8-28
20c
9-2
8-20
75C
9-
i2VbO
non-cumulative
preferred
Oil
10-
3
8-
6
9-
6
(quar.)
1
Minnesota
$4
5ft
—
Mining & Mfg., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Power & Light, common (quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi
<
2
(quar.)—
10-
Corp.
,9-3
;
!
8-30
3
9-
8-16
1.20 ft
$50
1
9-
3
1
9-
3
10-
•
1010-
20 ft
I,
2
9-16
1
9-20
$1.12 Va
a
8-
10-14
9-10
30c
—,
1
9- 6
1-2-58
$8c
10-
12-
1
9-
6
75c
9-
9-13
8-16
$1.50
Insurance
9-25
$1.75
(quar.)
11-1
12Vbc
(quar.)
9-
10-
3
3
7
8-15
50c
9-10
15c
9-30
9-13
35c
Castings Co
9-16
8-30
10-
62 V2C
—
8-13
1
9-17
9-12
$1
(quar.)
8-26
10-
60c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
8-
10-31
27'Vbc
quar.)
Steel
8-15
2
9-
25c
(quar.)
(Hartford)-—
1
9-19
9-12
8-30
'
30c
—
Series:
Income
3c
(from
National
Union
Co.
net
inc.)
investment
(quar.)
9-16
8-30
9-13
9- 3
9-30
9-20
9-16
8-30
9-25
9-13
8-30
10c
9-5
8-30
9-10
9-16
7c
40c
—°
series
Standard
8-30
,,9-i2
10-1,
,
.
,
,'
Fire
Ins.
1
1
Quarterly
9-25
9*13
50c
9-25
9-
10c
9-30
9-9
20c
9-14
8*30
(Pitteburgh)-—
Co.
National-U
!
S.
Brothers
Nestle-Lemur
Nevada
1
1
9-3
9-3
9-3
9-3
11- 1
10-10
25c
9-10
8-31
9-13
9- 9
9-13
9- 9
1
Radiator
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper (quar.)„
Neon Products Canada, Ltd.
(quur.)_i
Quarterly
Neisner
9-3
1010101010-
9- 3
9-26
•
-
8-20
9-11
'" '
11-30
Co.
Natural
(quar.)
Gas
30c
11-30
9-30
11-10
9-16
10-16
10-16
9- 3
8-30
8-21
8-30
9- 3
9-16
10- 1
10- 1
'
8-15
8-16
9-6
9-6
$2
10- 1
9-6
9-13
15c
$1.25
$1.27Vb
$1.37 Va
40c
■
New
9-20
9- 3
9- 3
9- 3
9-10
8-26
9- 6
8-20
8-20
8-»20
8-16
Jersey
(fetock
•/", Co.
"
8-16
25c
9-2
8-9
50c
9-13
8-30
8-16
8-15'
2
8-
i
$2
50c
45c
9-10
9-30
10-
2
9-10.
1
9-13.
9-30
pfd.
(quar.)
9-
6
$1
10-
1
$1.01V4
4ft
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
6,
9-
9
8-
9
37 Vb
c
2 ft
,
0-18
8-27
9-18
8-
RR.—•
N.
Y.,
dividend)
New York
$5
(One
share
of
Reading
for each 25 shares held in
quarterly cash dividend)—.—
Chicago & St. Louis RR. '(quar.) —
of
Dock,
York
York
preferred
Shipbuilding Corp
States Electric &
L;—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.)
Co.
(quar.)Newfoundland Light & Power Co.,
Common
(reduced)
5ft preferred (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., common
3
8-16
1
9-12
9-
6
$1.12Vb
10-
1
9-
6;
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-13
3
8-12
$45c
(quar.)
Dry
99-
3
27 VaC
—
&
10-
$$1.25
9-
3
8-23
93 %c
10-
1
9-16
9-
8-13
D»ck—
3
8-13
$50c
50c
9-10
8-31
45c
9-30
9-
6
85c
9-30
9-
6"
90c
Arch Bridge Co., Ltd
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
Lower
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar )
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.);
preferred (quar.)^
9-27
Ltd.—
—
Quarterly
5.25ft
9-
35c
50c
3%ft
4.10ft
8-16
93 %c
—-—;-
3%%
3.40 ft
8-30
3
$1.12 Va
4V2ft
Niagara
1
0-
$2.50
(s-a)—
10-
Gas—
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding
9
50c
$2
common..
non-cumulative
New
New
3.90ft
9"27
9-12
9-$2
2
9-
common
lieu
*
2(ic
30c
$1
9'
"
3.60ft
-
3
9-2
95c
•,
Zinc
Central
4:
1-
9-16
37 VaC
(s-a)
Co. (quar.)_
New York Auction (stock dividend)
N.'Y.
8-22
10-
Pipe Line—
Jersey Power & Light,
preferred
5
10-18
1-17-58
7VaO
—
preferred
(quar.;
Amsterdam Casualty Co.
4.05ft
9-
4
$15c
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
Kew Haven Gas Co. (quar.)—
New
•
$15c
$1.50
New
11-15
,
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
capital gains)
6
9-
$15c
(quar.)
Machine
income)
12- 6
9-13
45c.
75c
35c
75c
50c
5 Vb ft
preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator (quar.)—
Minnesota Fund, Inc. (7c from investment
income plus 13c from realized long-term
Minnesota
9-30
preferred
9
9-
9-16
Quarterly distributions
Stock series (from net investment
9-13
12c
11-1
$1.22Va " 11-1
25c . > 9-16
30c
9- 9
20c
9-13
C5c
9-10
(quar.)_
10-
15c
...
$1.12Va
50c
(quar.)..
12-31
8ft
Securities
56Vic
10-
25c
(quar.)
12-20
50c
-
(quar.),
(quar.)„
8-
10-22
Growth
9-30
•,
Miclcelberry's
8-23
2
National
30c
*
—
common
3
Canada—
New
6ft preferred (accum.)
Food Products (quar.)
(quar.)
Middlesex Water
(quar.)
Midland Oil Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Midland Steel Products Co. com.
(quar.)—
8-30
9-10
$2
Tank
Steel
Supply Co.
$50c
Michigan Sugar Co.,
9-16
$1.75
National
National
v
:—;
.
of
(quar.)
Machinery (quar.)—
8s Manufacturing
(quar.)
National
9-9
8-16
9-
$1.06%
Co.
Corp.
&
8-15
1
8-16
9-10
$20c
Accident
8-20
10-
8-30
9-10
Corp.—
Industries
9-9
9-9
95c
96Vic
97V2C
$1.08%
$1.11 Vt
—
4.90ft
preferred' (quar.)—.——
Michigan Gas Utilities (quar.)
3c
35C
Service,
Screw
87lbc
—
—
preferred "$50 par"
preferred "$100 par"
90C
45C
Luy-Tulip
National
—.—
(quar.)———
Copper Co.
(quax-.)^
Michaels, Stern & Co.—
40c
$1
Virginia (quar.)
(quar.)
class B (quar.)
9- 9
______
Miami
4Vb%
4Vift
60c
(quar.)
of
Myers Tobacco
9-27
10c
30c
35C
(quar.)
Rubber
62Vbc
40c
pfd.
National
1
• •
*
:
25C
7ft
9-13
10-
9-14
"
25C
Quarterly
Quarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
1
Meyer (H. H.) Packing Co.—
6V2ft preferred, (quar.)—$1.62V4
9-
Lexington Venture
Libbey-Osvens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.)—
10-
15c
Extra
9-16
$4C
;
Life &
Refractories
20c
_—
Presto
6
9-
8-20
9-23
$5c
Malleable
National
10c
9-10
9-
-
Life 8s
National
1
9-27
9-10
10-15
.
45c
—
8-30
9- 5
9-20
45c
(quar.)
8-30
9-14
8-29
1
40c
1
10-
5
$1
(quar.)—
preferred
Welding
Oil
10-
$68%c
.
—
9-10
:i 3 c
.
9-12
8-29.
9-
10-
2ft
Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Oft
5
20c
:
:
Products
8s
National
—
8-15
9-
25C
Class B
9-11
30o
(quar.)_
4.45ft
preferred
(quar.)
Mexican Light & Power Ltd.—
$1 preferred (s-a)
1
4
•-
.
preferred
4.35ft
10- 1
9-
A
Class
,
1
10-
„
9-13
45C
50c
Chemical
National Lead
7ft
1
(quar.)—
9-20
\
8-30
Metropolitan Edison Co.
preferred
9-
25c
(quar..)-,.—
(quar.)
;
Forming Co.' (quar.)____^.
Metal & Thermit, common (quar.)
7ft preferred (quar.)
3.90ft
6-31
11-30
25c
Metal
preferred
9-13
6
^
3.85ft
12-12
8-1
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_i
50c
—
2nd
preferred
$1.25
9-
87VaC
°$1
(quar.)
3
9-30
30c
■Class B (stock dividend)
Nationol Hosiery MilU, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
9-14
50c
(quar.)—
8-30
30c
Gypsum Co., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
National Homes,
class A (stock dividend),.
8-29
25c
3.80ft
5c
,
preferred
Y.)
8-15
9-12
9-30
-•
National
8-16
9-12
35c
—
(N.
(quar.)
8-15
2
50c
& Sons
2
9-
62V20
„
(quar.)
Assurance
9-
3
10-15
Quarterly
'9-13
9-20
•
9-13
\
9-3
25c
3
9-
10-15
(quar.)
Insurance
30c
preferred (quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
Portland Cement
Liggett
8-20
Merck & Co., common
Leitch Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Leonard Refineries (quar.)
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)
Lester Engineering • (quar.)
Lehigh
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-3
Merchants
12V2C-
(quar.)——,—-
Inc.
Inc.
8-23
8-13
Mercantile
9-18
Stores
Fire
National
—
8-16
(increased)
National
8-20
9-30
9-14
50c
(quar.)
(increased)
9-
9-16
50c
(quar.)—,
&
Electric
50c
preferred
9-18
10-
0-10
•,
8-22
*
cents convertible
60
Engineering Co.—
conv.
Fire
8-30
70c
35c
12-27
(Richmond,
Corp,
—
(Ri G.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-14
Common
National
Gas
1
$25c
(quar.)
.(quar.)
Men gel
9- 3
9- 3
9- 3
35c
$50c
9-14
8-22
9-15
(quar.)_:
preferred (quar.)
National Drug
Chemical Co.
Food
(quar.)
9-20
9-28
9-15
realized
4%ft
National
Ltd.
10-15
45c
Common (qu*r.)
Stock dividend
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
50c
(quar.)
2
8-16
shares
(increased)—
A
Lines
National
9-30
$1.25
Lectronics,
9-16
9-1®
1-10-58
10-
9-27
30c
$5
8-13
4
10-10
59 %C
Lawrence Investing Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
8-23
8-19
8-19
8-15
15c
9- 3
(quar.)
A
City
8-23
Mines
Robbins
class
National
9-30
Publishing
12-
9-9
50c
accumulated
National Cylinder Gas, common
National Dairy Products (quar.)
5
v
12-20
6c
8-23
9-12
15c-
3
$3.50
30c
(quar.)
ben.
8-22
9-
35c
25c
9-
37Vbc
City),
8-15
9-10
35c
8-15
9-12
22V2C
1
9-30
„
9
9-10
—
1
'
9-
30c
26Vjc
pfd.
9- 6
85c
:
9-28
common
Cash Register
; 9-16
9-30.
9-17
,10- 1" 9-17
(quar.)
6
8-19
37Vbc
National
9-10
Co.,
8-
9-10
40c
9-16
9-
...
3
—
9-30
:—;
6
9-
50c
from
National Aluminate
9-25
,
8-
(increased)
10-20
&
Porcupine
&
B
$1
(quar.):.
3
$1.25
8-30
.
10-
(quar.)_„__
& Co. (quar.)
(F. H.)
9-12
Corp.,
$$1
62Vbc
—£5c
V -" 87c
pfd.
9-17
9-
(quar.)
Natco
9-12
1
.
10-31
McGraw Edison Co.
9-
9-14
'
55c
93%c
93%c
Co...(quar.)
3
2c
(quar.)
4ft
8-27:
1
(quar.)
National Distillers
Co
Ltd.,
(quar.)
9-
1
10-
40c
common
preferred
9-13
11-
Oil
$2.50
8-15
9-10
50c
(Kansas
preferred, (quar.)—.—
(J. Ray)
3
'■•'
10-
(qirar.)_
preferred
9-12
1
10-
25c
8-30
3
9-
G2Vbc
$22Vbc
Corp. (quar.)
Nation-Wide Securities Co., Inc. (Md.)—
27Vbc from
net .investment
income
plus
:
72Vbc from net securities profits
20c
Lumber
8-31
12 VaC
Laura Second-Candy Shops, Ltd.
Class
8-26
$lOc
Stores, common (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Maytag Co. (quar.)
9-
$15C
.
Nashua
9-13
$$1.12
Department
9-20
10-
(quar.)_J
(quar.)
9-15
9-10
(quar.)
8-27
6
1
5c
com.
and
come
3
■
8-30
9-14
30c
1
8-20
9-
•
(quar.)—•.
9-16
30c
'
Mathews
25c
10-
Fund
i
Massey Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.,
4Vift preferred
(quar.)__-
May
20c
Stock
10-
37Vac
7Vbc
4c
9-16
10-
$1.12 Va
Growth
$$1.75
*
(quar.)
Trust
9-
31 Vic
(quar.)_
8-30.
8-30
8-31
$3
(quar.)—
10-
10-
(quarterly of 2c from accumulated net in¬
30c
Maui Electric
13-10
4.75 ft
convertible preferred
Lamston (SU.i Inc. (quar.)—
Lane Bryant, Inc. (quar.)
1
9
t45c
$1.65'
Systems, Inc.,
9-10
35c
Co
preferred
9-
(quar.)
preferred
Mutual
9-15
,
4%
9-30
.
(quar.)
9-11
9-11
12-31
Lamson Corp. of Delaware (quar.)
Lainson & (Sessions* common (quar.)———
10-
30c
9-10
1
$15c
Virginia)
$$0
32Vic
Conveyer (quar.)
Matthiessen
Hegeler Zinc Co.—
Stock
dividend
4
$15c
Le Tourneau,
(s-a)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Massachusetts Investors
$20c
20c
Inc.
Sons,
Common
8-21
B (quar.)
preferred (quar )
Lawyers Title Insurance
pfd.
Moore
6ft
5
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
5
9-16
Partic.-class A (quar.)
Class B dquar.)
Leath & Co., common (quar.),:
$2.50 -preferred:
(quar.)
8-23
9-
&
8-30
8-30
Supply
Brass
Mutual
8-19
Calculators
10-
10-
(s-a)
Fuel
Muskogee Co.
8- 9
9- 3
8-30.
$2.50
Murray Co. of Texas (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties, $2
8-16
25c
8-30
$150
(quar.)
9- 3
(quar.)
9-23
9-
25c
quar.)
8-30
9-
Marshall-Wells
$$1.75
7ft preferred (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories (increased
Lambert (Alfred), Inc.—
12- 3
9-10
9-16
$1.25
(quar.)_
Lake of -the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
9-13
9-10
9-20
15c
preferred
8-23
9-27
35c
27c
(quar.)
9-14
30c
9-16
20c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar,)—*
Superior -District Power, com.
g&s
4.32 ft
8-23
8-23
$1.25
(accum.)
1
_
Quarterly
8-29
8-29
9-16
8-24
1
10-
Quarterly
9-14
8-31
9-16
$$1.19
(quar.)
Mills, common
preferred
Mueller
"9-10
10-
9
$1.12Vb
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)
5V4ft
preferred (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
30c
1
15 c
—
9-12
59%c
10-
13 %C
*
8-15
45c
10-
—_
La Salle Extension University ( inc. quar.)
9-3
8-
(quar.)
A
8-15
5
9-27
8-19:
25c
(quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
37Vic
35c
$1.75
(quar.)
9-16
9-
9-
3
Corp.
Vernon
Mountain
(quar.)__
Mead Johnson & Co.
9-10
5c
Marsh <te
$1.50
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Kuhlman "Electric, common (quar.)
9-10
Maxwell
Mount
50c
Sugar, Ltd., 6ft
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
1st preferred
8-22
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
9-
40c
preferred
9-16
8-10
Shirt
40c
;
(quar.)-
5
45c
Co.
1
20c
(quar.)
common
9r
35c
Corp.
3
17 VaC
(quar.)
(S. S.)
Kroehler
R.)
9-
25c
Knudsen Creamery,
(P.
Stores
10-
50c
(quar.)—
8-23
25c
1
,
1
9-
25c
4%ft
7 ft
(quar.)
(quar.)
5ft pfd.
40c
—
(quar.)
8-23
10- 2
Co.
$1.15
,
—
8-1
C.)
Manhattan
invest¬
from -net
realized profits)
Oil-Co.
(quar.)—
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)__
Kingsport Press (quar.)—
Keystone Steer & Wire (quar.)_'_.—
8-30
8-17
(quar.)
Central RR.,
Mallory
3
special of 91 cents
Kewanee
9-13
9-16
(quar.)
Corp.
(R.
9- 6
28c
net
'■
8-19
Car
9-
:
from
Motor Wheel
10-15
(quar.)
Maule Industries
income)
cents
(24
Laboratories
Trucks
9-16
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
"series
Motor
8-31
$3c
Madison Gas & Electric (quar.)
Magnavox Co., common (quar.)
4%ft
conv.
preferred (quar.)
9-
Machlett
Keystone Discount Bond Fund "series B-4"
9- 4
9-
8-30
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Keystone Custodian
12-
6c
Ltd.
(monthly)
9-10
9-10
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
MacGregor Sport Products (quar.)
9-16
20c
.—_
9-27
Macassa
10-15
$1.50
—
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries Inc., com.
4Vbft
11-15
25c
__
9-20
9-20
1
8-30
—
(quar.)__
8-26
10-
8-23
10-
37Vbc
preferred (quar.)
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
15c
$1.12Va
___—__—_
8-30
9-10
40c
11-15
$1.12 Va
32Vbc
$1.06%
$1.12Vb
$1.25
9-10
15c
1
75c
8-30
$5
8-23
3
t$1.75
quar.)
9-10
Corp.,
3
9-
15c
;
Co., (initial
Finance
3'
9-
:0-
*
3Qc
(quar.)
common
25c
9-16
50c
Kerr
Fund
12-
60c
9-20
Inoome
11-15
(quar.)
Morgan Engineering, common Cquar.)
—J
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morgan (Henry) Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
11-15
35c
Copper Corp.: (quar.)
Kerr-Addison
1
1
87Vbc
15c
8-30
(quar.)
8-16'
9-12
"$1.17Vb "
9-16
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
5c
Electric
8-16
9-
$1.05
(quar.)
9-13
;
Products
(accum.)_„
"
9-30
Lyons-Magnus, class B
1212-
25c
;
Refining *< reduced)_.
(quar.)
Kern County Land (quar.)
&
Metal
\
3
20c
7ft preferred B (quar.)
Moore-McCormick Lines (quar.)—
Products
8-26
8-26
9-
$1.25
preferred A (aunr.)
Moore
9-13,
9-12
9-12
18c
Machine Tool Co.
Corp., Ltd.,
8-30
8-30
1
34c
(accum.)
Chemical
9-16.
9-17
10-
Vb ft
(quar.)
65c
17 Vic
(quar.)
,(quar.)
(quar.)
Lyon
20c
Drug >Co.
Organization
Gas
Co.
Sales
&
(quar.)
11-15
1
40c
5ft
9-20
Corp.
Lynn
8-30
Manufacturing
50c
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City-Structural Steel Co.
$1
$1.12'/a
$1.05
$1.08%
9-20
12-
7ft
8-30
8-16
35c
Moore
8-30
9-14
i
(quar.)
8-30
9-13
20c
30c
9-
Parchment Co.
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
30c
Title
$1.03Va
59%c
Kansas City Power & Light, common
8-1S
9-13
Land
Louisville
•
__
preferred
Kalamazoo -Vegetable
2
35c
Louisiana
1-21
(quar.)
9-11
1
9-17
75c
s..
preferred
10-
4I,/2C
—
(quar.)
common
preferred
Montrose
;
(quar.)
Lines
9-10
9-27
90c
(quar.)
Monroe Calculating Machine Co.
(quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co. (quar.)_
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)_
4.50ft preferred (quar.)
;
9-20
1
9-16
1
__m.._
preferred
4.70ft
$1.75
1
10-
common—
RR.,
Utilities,
Monarch
-
(quar.)
Co.,
Molybdenum Corp. of America
•
8-23
"
10-1
Line
dividend
3Va ft
8-23
:
10-
25c
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Mohasco Industries, 4.20ft pfd.
8-16
9
9-15'
$1.10
Modine
9-20
9-11
5ft
:
of Rec.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Pipe
Pacific
Stock
Holders
4.0c
B
Missouri
12-21
COo
(quar.)
~ :
10-
'
45c
-$1.21
62>/aC
.
- ;
preferred
(P.)
1
1-1-58
$1 '
-
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
7ft
8-7
preferred
Lorillard
6
9-3
$1
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
8-23
9-10
10-
8-7
-
(quar.)__
Lorain Coal & Dock, 5ft
pfd.
3
9-3
(quar.)
Lone Star Gas. common
4.84ft
10-18
8-7
(quar.)..' $51VaC
Shipping
When
Payable
' $1.15
class A
Missouri Public Service, common
8-7
$51Vac
(quar.)
Aircraft
Corp.
Lockheed
8-23
9-20
9-3
9-3
(monthly)
preferred
Class
Missouri
8-7
9-3
tlOc
common
common
preferred
9-10
11-
tlOc
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi >River Fuel (quar.)_
2-17
tGOc
4.40ft
4.60ft
11-18
$37VaO
Groceterias,
Pipe,
12-10
50c 3-10-58
(quar.)_
preferred ..(quar.L
Joint
9-10*
50c
^
B
Ltd.,
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preference (quar.)
9-13
Per
Share
Name of Company
Mississippi Power Co.,
Original capital
-13
-30
of Rec.
Original capital
Original capital—
7ft
•23
Holders
Payable
RR.—.
B (quar.)
5 ft
C (quar.)
5ft
D (quar.)—
.
E (quar.)
6ft
Jamaica Water Supply Co., common (quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)
23
When
Share
Name of Company
Payable oj Rec.
9-30
9-
6
—
97 VaC
.
.
9-30
9-
6
$1.02%
9-30
9-
6
$1.31%
9-30
9-
6
350
9-13
S-30
Niagara Share Corp.*—
tl4c
from
and
21c
current net Investment Income
accumulated undistributed
from
capital gains)
The
Holder»
Payable
oj Rec.
Share
Name of Comvany
Nopco Chemical Co. (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Western Ry.,
Norfolk &
American Car,
(quar.)
(interim)
Normetal Mining, Ltd.
North
•—
common
(quar.)
common
prelerred (quar.)
North American Cement Corp., cl. A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)—
——-—
North American Investment Corp.—
•
5'A %
(quar.)
6% Preferred (quar.)
North "American Refractories
5%% preferred
15c
15c
River
North
35c
20c
(quar.)
Northam Warren Corp.—
'• \
$3 convertible preference (quar.)
Northeastern Water, $2 preferred (s-a)_
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
'
,
'
4.40%
(quar.)
3% %
Public
Northwestern
Service,
(quar.)—
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
<-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V2 %
—
+§$
$$1.12%
$62'Ac
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
American shares (interim):
Oak
Mfg.
_r-
(quarJ
preferred
7%
Edison
Ohio
Co.,
3.90%
preferred
preferred
4.44%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.56%
Oil
—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
prelerred
4.08%
Line
9-
6
Pittsburgh Steel,
8-30
8-30
8-30
9-
3
7-31
10-
1
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
9-
3
8-15
9
5
9-
3
8-
5
9-
3
8-
5
9-30
9-
9-
6
preferred (1951 series) (quar.)
Corp.
Omar, Inc.. 4%% class A preferred (quar.)
$1.06'A
Tail
Otter
Glass,
Owens Illinois
4%
Pacific
Lumber
(auar.)
Co.
$1.75
$1.50
10c
25o
Telegraph, common
6%
preferred (quar.)
pacific Tin Consolidated (quar.)
Package Machinery (quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com.
4%
preferred
Pantex
Mfg.,
(quar.)
Park Chemical Co., 5%
conv. pfd. (quar.)—
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
—
Parmelee
Transportation (quar.)
.
Parsons & Co.
(quar.)
Faton Manufacturing Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal, 5% convertible pfd.
Cement
Peerless
Pembina
Penick
(quar.)—
30c
25c
$1
preferred (quar.)
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
Common (quar.)
50c
25c
32'Ac
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Controls,
Inc.
(quar.)
Fruit, common (quar.)
$1
$1.30
33c
$1.32
Penn
Penn
Penn-Dlxie
Pennroad
Pennsalt
Corp.
Cement
(quar.)
_
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)_—
Peoples Telephone (Pa.), common (quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
Basin
Pipe Lines Co.
Permutit Company
Milk
Co.,
Paul,
Petersburg
Petroleum
Petroleum
Inc.
2
—
(Charles)
2nd
&
Co.
(Del.)
com.
(quar.)
Dodge
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Electric,
preference
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
9-
3
8-
9
4.70%
8-19
9-16
40c
8-20
9-
3
9-
3
8-20
9-30
8-30
9-24
9-10
9-24
9-10
9-24
9-10
1
9-
9-13
3
3-16
1-2-58
9-13
3
9-
3
8-15
$5
9-13
8-31
3
8-16
9-13
8-30
9-
•
J
2
9-
9-16
Sears
securities
8-30
$1.07'A
9-30
8-30
35c
9-30
8-30
5%
9-30
8-30
Seeman
9-13
8-30
9-14
8-23
9-
8-15
9-30
9-
9-30
9- 3
8-
1
preferred
A
10-
9-16
4%%
preferred
B
$2
10-
9-16
Shawmut
Shawinigan
(see George Putnam
A
Class
50c
9-16
8-16
Shell Oil Co.
$15c
9-30
8-30
20c
9-12
8-22
30c
9-16
8-23
12 %c
9-20
9-10
20c
9-30
8-
Shoe
3
8-15
9-30
9-
31'Ac
9-
3
8-15
Reeves
12'Ac
9-16
8-30
15c
9-17
9-
3
10%
9-17
9-
3
50c
9-
9
8-30
87'Ac
10-
1
9-20
9-16
8-17
1
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
Refractory
9-10
11-15
10-25
10-
Reliance
8-30
8-16
8-23
1
9-
9-
3
8-15
6
5
9-
B
9-
3
8-15
Class
20c
9-
3
8-15
3.60%
50c
9-27
50c
10-15
$1
25c
9-
3
4'A %
9-
Riegel
9-30
9-13
.
8-23
9-
3
8-12
75c
9-10
8-15
5
$1.50
8-21
Roberts
35c
9-13
8-26
$1
87'Ac
9-30
9-
9-
6
75c
9-10
8-16
50c
9-30
9-
4
25c
9-30
9-
4
(S.
Smith
&
Common
9-10
8-14
9-10
8-30
$1
9-16
9-
9-
2
8-15
8-15
South
5c
partic.
5%
and
3rd
series
(quar.)
5c
9-
2
683Ac
l
9-
2
8-15 :
683Ac
9-
2
8-15
31'Ac
11-
1
10-15
11-
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
(Sanford,
N.
10-15
9-15
8-31
50c
(quar.)
C.) (quar.)
Controls
1
17'Ac
9-14
9-
5
37'Ac
9-14
9-
4
10 %C
9-16
8-30
Co.—
5%
4'A%
Common
37 %c
9-20
9-10
5'A %
34 %c
9-20
9-10
9-16
9-
$ 20C
9-30
9-14
10-
9-15
10-
9-15
10-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Robertson
Robinson
(H.
(J.
H.)
C.)
Robinson-Little
&
Co.
9-12
35c
9-13
8-12
3
8-15
50c
9-16
8-30
9-13
8-30
$1.25
Co., $1
Co.,
class A
Ltd
5.44%
3
9- 6
1
9-
109
6
27
9-13
9-30
8-30
3
8-15
9-
9-10
8-
8
9-10
8-
8
9-13
8-30
9-13
8-30
8-30
10-
1
10-
1
8-30
9-10
8-26
9- 3
8-23
9-14
8-23
$12%c
75c
55c
45c
9-16
8-15
9-14
8-15
5
7-30
$25c
10-31
9-13
9-
8-
9
30c
8-30
9-13
9-10
25c
10-15
9-30
25c
9-10
8-23
,
(quar.)
common
9-30
8-23
50c
(quar.)
Co.
10
9-12
30c
(quar.)
9
25c
(quar.)
Inc
9-30
8-30
9-30
8-30
9-30
1
9-12
10-
1
10-
1
9-12
9-12
56'Ac
—
1
10-
10-
1
37'AC
9-27
$50c
9-28
Edison Co.—
preferred
(xpiar.)
'preferred
(quar.)—
Co.,
common—
(quar.)
Indiana
(quar.)
Gas
&
Electric—
(ouar.>
preferred
—
(quar.)
8-30
9-12
10-
62 %C
57'Ac
(quar.)
27 %C
57'Ac
com.
(quar.)
preferred
2
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
8-
383/4C
A
California
8-28
31 'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
4.80%
8-23
1
75c
Gas (quar.)
Co., Ltd.
(quar.):
Common
9-14
10-
$1.10
(quar.)_
Co
Co.
Southern
(quar.)
9-
70c
(quar.)—,
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Southern
(quar.)
9-15
9-27
8-22
3c
8-30
9-19
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9-10
60c
10-
original
4%
8-30
10-
10-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
8-16
^50c
Jersey
4.32%
-
8-16
9- 3
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Southern Calif.
*
4
15c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Southam
9-
9-20
15c
*
Carolina Electric & Gas,
4%%
South
class A
conv.
4.60%
4
61c
(quar.)i
Wesson,
cohv.
4.60%
'
8-26
9-
$30c
!
preference
Products
$1.55
8-25
9-16
35c
(quar.)
Aircraft
$1.25
5
9-15
9-16
Publishing Corp.—
Morgan)
Sonotone Corp.,
30c
(quar.)
1
15c
Steel
Snap-On-Tools
Socony Mobil Oil
25c
2nd
Robertshaw-Fulton
6
9-30
Smith
8-15
Co., Inc.—
Cement
Co.
10-11
5
35C
(quar.)
Participating
9-
3
9-11
1
9-
Sonoco
Roadway Express, class A (quar.)
Robbins & Myers, common (quar.)
9-
1
11-
Solar.;
$1.25 participating
9-12
10-
80C
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-10
Co.
9-14
B
pfd.
Oil
(Howard)
75c
class
Riverside
Smith
$1.12%
Corp.
preferred
9-11
Skelly
8-15
(quar.)
Common
9-11
6
9-10
3
1
9-
12'Ac
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
12'Ac
Singer Mfg. Co.
1
A
10-
9-20
10-
class
10-
10-23
-
8-15
Common
5%%
9-16
9-10
8-20
5%%
9-25
5
9-20
8-23
Ltd.
Simpsons,
1
1
9-
&
9-
3
5
Saw
10-
9-
9-
convertible
Simonds
90c
10-
9-20
$3
-
6
59 %c
com.
Textile Corp., common
preferred A
(quar.)
Finance
9-
9-lp
10-
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
Ritter
9-13
12-13
9-20
9- 3
1
25c
Si'mrn'ons-Boafctman
80c
preferred
Paper
1
1-1-58
75c
(quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp.
Riegel
10-
-
8-28
9-20
25c
(quar.)_
Simmons Co.
9-13
9-14
10-
25c
Power—
Sinclair Oil Co.
(quar.)_
9-20
5
1
$1
(quar.)
Tobacco,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
9-13
6c
Ltd., common (quar.),
preferred
(quar.)—:
Class
*
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
Drug Co. (quar.)
Dreferred A
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
50c
$5c
(quar.)
Republic
43A%
6
10-
5%
1
50c
Optical
Silknit,
9-10
10-
40c
/«$2.44 preferred A (quar.)
Amgnal Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)_
-
$28c
_
A
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)
9-15
$27c
cl. A (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.,
Republic Aviation Corp.
(quar.)
Republic Insurance, (Texas) —
4%
preferred
(quar.)
1
Rexall
1
$2c
Extra
10-
10-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Ltd
Mines,
Class
45C
8-
(quar.)
__
(111.),
Mfg.
Chains
Renold
$1.06
9
Insulation
&
preferred
3%%
Renabie
3
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
9
9-
Bros,
9-10
1
$1.25
Pacific
9-
(quar.)
8-23
1
10-
$1.13
Sicks'
8-22
12'Ac
preferred
1st
2
10-
20c
i
common
Sierra
9-12
Reading Tube, common (quar.)
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
10-
$50c
50c
(quar.)__
Reading
9-11
25c
10c
(quar.)
Breweries,
Ltd.
(quar.)
8-15
3;
10c
of America
B
8-22
25c
.J—
9-20
Class
9- 6
9-18
$56'Ac
(quar.)
9-30
Shuron
9-
9-20
23c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7'Ac
—
9-16
$1.25
Sliulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
•
8-19
10c
9-13
10-
6
15c
(quar.)
Products
Corp.
8-19
9-
$1.13
1
85c
8-30
6
preferred
Sherman
9-6
12 %c
;
Mfg.(quar)
1
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)—_
Sh'epherd-Nlles Crane & Hoist Corp
-
9-16
25c
Sheller
9
7-17
9-16
10c
preferred (quar.)
8-30
5%
4-17
8-1-58
9-19
(quar.)
Association
9-27
2
4%
Co.
Salesbook,
4%%
.1-17
5-1-58
Water & Power
25c
9-25
Co.,
G.)
9-10
1C-17
1
9-19
."
30c
(F.
11-
2-1-58
(Los Angeles) —
J
j
Shattuck
8-30
9-16
$1.25
25c
25c
25c
.r,
9-
8-27
9-10
9-19
.____—
(quar.)
6c
9-11
10-10
common
(quar.)
Extra
(payable in
3
Corp.,
!
Co.
10-15
10-10
class A preferred
Shaler
1
10-10
(quar.)
Serrick Corp., 90c class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—
3
25c
11-
,$1.183A
in¬
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance Co.
5%
10-15
15c
25c
Seiberling Rubber Co., common
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
9
8-16
1
Stock
preferred (quar.)
Inc..
9-20
11-
31 'Ac
8-30
8-30
Bros.,
8-20
1
25c
.:
9-30
$1.18%
3
9-10
22'Ac
$1.02%
—
9-30
75c ,
_
—
-——_
-
9-30
Quarterly
9-
10-
27'Ac
27'Ac
27'Ac
\
*
8-31
27'Ac
Corp
Go.
9
6
9-16
(quar¬
preferred
Co. (quar.)—;
Power Corp.
(quar.)
Acceptance
89-
25c
Oil
Roebuck &
3
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.02
5%
9
9-
10-
85c
(quar.)
$1.04%
45c
9
5c
,_
f. preferred
Seagrave
9-13
9-
—
f.
s.
1
50c
(quar.)
Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.
Seaboard
8
40c
(quar.)
preferred
8-
35c
—
*__
from net income)—,—
Scudder,
Stevens & Clark
Common
Fund, Inc.
(from net income)
0
9- 6
11-
$25c
terly
8-15
1
9-15
11-15
12'Ac
5
3
6
8-28
15c
preferred A (quar.)
5%% preferred A (quar.)
5%% preferred A (quar.)
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service—
9-
9-16
10-
3'
9-
2910 C
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., 5%% preferred A
$4.75 s.
10-17
$15c
5%%.
8-15
9- 3
9-
12- 2
>
15%
B
Schwitzer
3
12 -1
8-
9
9-13
9-27
9-17
9-17
3
9
9-30
9-27
10-25
% 30c
Inc.,
4.10%
10-25
9-
8-
9-20
8-23
$25c
29 %c
8-
8-19
9-10
(quar.)
3
1
8-27
8-27.
8-9
3
9-10
I
1
3
Lock
Common
8-27
1010-
$1.07 Vp
37%c
conv.
Williams
&
Scripto,
1
9-
9-
Scott
9-
(quar.)
9-13
10-
29%c
9-
$1.25
75c
(quar.)—
D
C
preferred
Co., 60c
Schlage
9-13
—
8-16
9-2b
10c
6
8-
8-23
1
(quar.)
9-
3
8-15
Sealed
Inc.
(quar.)
Rapid Electrotype Co.
(quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)
t
Raybestos-Manhattan
(quar.) _
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling—
8-31
,V
10c
9-
8-30
10-
—
Co.
V
.
(quar.)
common
3
$25c
Ranco,
8-23
9-13
9-
Purina
Ralston
8-12
9-10
60c
Works,
9-27
12-16
9-27
9-11
10- 1
$1.10
45c
.—
1-31
10c
$1.12%
(quar.)_
com.
9-
Shelby
1
10-
11- 1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
9-10
$3
Fund
8-29
11-12
-10-58
common
Seaboard Finance Co., common
gains
9-10
$$1.25
37%c
(quar.)
pi'd. (quar.)__
Sarnia Bridge Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Sayre & Eisner Brick Co. (quar.)—
Scott & Fetzer (quar.)
_I
—_—
Scott Paper Co., common (quar.)..—
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
.
$4 preferred
(quar.)
43A%
Sandura
Mexico—
capital
30c
15c
preferred
preferred
Scuddcr,
quar.)
9- 3
9-10
$!-•'
50c
—.—
8-15
9-24
30c
10c
Quarterly
—
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (interim)-
45c
preferred
preferred
4.70%
1
25c
(quar.)
9
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
9-20
25c
(quar.)
8-
8-23
10-18.
&
Philadelphia
$1
9-
11-1
50c
& Hopewell Gas Co.
Exploration Co.
Tracing Corp.—
3
(quar.)
8-15
3
12 %c
40c
com.
3
9-
$1.25
A
4%%
40c
___
9-
$1.05
Gas,
9-
*"
(quar.)
e
Water
San Jose
Inc.— r
(George)
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
participating class A
Co. (quar.)
Phelps
9-16
9-14
25c
Pfaudler
3%%
1
9-
5c
(quar.)
(quar.):
common
preferred
4% %
4%
10-
9-13
100%
9
Fund).
8-20
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Permian
-
_
8-
$1.12%
Pyle-National Co., common
8%
preferred (quar.)
$4
dividend)
(stock
Common
Pfizer
8-30
Machine & Gear Co.—
Perkins
3
$1.06'A
stock)—
or
20c
common
1%
9-
$62'Ac
&
8-29
9-16
:
Regis Paper Co.—
1st preferred
Common
4'A
Reynolds (R. J.)
Voting common (quar.)
$1
8-21
9-
75c
9
50c
(increased
Ltd.
Fund,
Putnam
8-23
2
9-15
20%
dividend
(J. C.) Co.
(quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
Peter
9-10
9-16
40c
Penney
Electric
long-term
cash
9-15
35c
8-
dividend
From
15C
Invest, inc.)
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania R. R. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.—
Pet
10-15
9-30
30c
(quar.)—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
7%
8-28
30c
(from ordinary
Chemicals (quar.)
Non-voting
8-15
83Ac
Corp.
Stock
2%c
2%c
12%c
5c
$20c
$35c
31'Ac
$62%c
Pipe Line Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Ford, Ltd
—
—
Metal Products, com. (quar.)
2nd
4%
2
9-30
50c
25c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Penisular
Stock
Puritan
10-
3
Sugar
Corp.,
9-14
37%c
Corp.
Pictures
Paramount
Purex
1
4%
(quar.)
preferred
6%
(quar.)
Aleere
Punta
10-
$1
10c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
9
8-15
8-26
9-
9-
(quar.)
A
2
$10c
Insurance Co. (quar.);
4.40%
Insurance—
New
of
Co.
10-
$1.25
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
62'Ac
preferred (quar;)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
5
45c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Service
9-
9-
25c
St.
4
62'Ac
$4.75
3
9-
3
9-
1
8-15
9-20
8-30
12'Ac
preferred (quar.)
4.18% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)_
$1.40 div. pref. common (quar.)
Publicker Industries,
com.
(stock dividend)
8-13
9-
9-
9-20
4.08%
9-12
3
9-
8-30
9-16
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Public
8-20
25c
60c
20c
70c
$2
—
5%
8-15
9-13
(quar.)
Pacific Gamble Robinson (quar.)_
Pacific
Indemnity
(quar.)
Pacific
3
10-15
Ltd.—
u
Corp.
Pacific Telephone &
9-
9-10
$3c
30c
Products
(quar.
Pacific Chemical & Fertilizer Co
Clay
Pacific Finance
9-18
10-
9-21
55c
Colorado—
of
Co.
Service
Public
9-15
(quar.)
common
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment,
Service
4%%
1
1
12 %C
37'Ac
(quar.) —
11-15
$20c
dividend
Stock
$1.37%
(quar.)
preferred
1
5
9-10
10-
4%%
9-
8
-
10c
4.20%
10-
1
$1.25
common
8-16
12-18
$$1.06'A
Joseph
St. Paul Fire & Marine
.9-10
10-
preferred (s-ai
Inc. (quar.)
9-13
$1
50c
$1.75
(quar.)
8-16
9-18
$20c
preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred -< quar.)
10-
r
$1.75
-
9-10
<
2%
$5
8-20
8-21
62'Ac
8-30
11-18
5%
25c
«_v—
9-12
1
Public
3
40c
(quar.)
8-30
3
preferred
8-20
(quar.)—
preferred A (quar.),—
St. Louis San Francisco Ry.,
9-
conv.
9-23
5
5%
12-
11-15
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Paper
common
(quar.)
'preferred
Oxford
Co.,
Power
9-12
(quar.)
Provincial Transport Co.,
9-25
•
30c
8-13
20c
8-13
10-
20c
Opelika Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Orangeburg
Mfg.
(quar.)
Oshkosh B'Gosh, Inc. (quar.)
8-13
2
$1.25
2
10-
$25o
(quar.)
2
9-
9-
9-10
30c
9-
8-16
Washington
1
9-
55c
50c
4.30%
St.
9-30
$2
8-16
(quar.)
Ontario Loan & Debenture
8-13
9-15
9-13
9-10
Pottery
9-20
2
.
30c
5%
9-23
Onondaga
1
9-
30c
Preway,
8-15
10-
$1.19
preferred .(quar.)---—-..
—
Lead (reduced)——
;—
St. Lawrence Corp.,. Ltd., common (quar.)—
10-
30c
(increased)
(quar.)
9-23
(increased quar.) —
com.
preferred
4%
$30c
Power
River
Providence
9-
8-28
Co., Ltd.
Prentice-Hall, Inc., common
6
9-30
9-
9-12
$1.25
dividend
Stock
Powell
8-15
1
——
Stores,
Safeway
$1.20.
(quar.)
3
2%
2%
Potomac Electric
1
8-27
$1.75
5
9-13
9-16
25c
_.—
9-
10-
Ruppert
8-22
53'Ac
*
10c
.
8-15
8-27
$1.75
8-
12-
5
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
Inc.
(quar.)
Polaroid Corp., common
(quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Poor & Co.
(quar.)
Porter
(H. K.)
(Mass.)
(quar.)
Porto Rico Telephone (quar.)
Potash
Co.
of
America,
common
9-16
10c
$1.12%
9-
9-16
40c
..
3
$1.16
Management Corp.
*
(Jacob)- 4%% pfd. (quar.)——
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)
:—
Ryerson & Haynes (increased)
9-3
5%:
—-—
Plastics,
8-
Tyrone
9-16
35c
—
8-15
9-
Royalties
8-30
7%
1
3
8-
9-16
7%
99-
7
8-
,9-16
12c
(quar.)
8-15
9- 3
$1.233A
30c
1
8-
9-24
,a ,0
1
10-
18C
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
3
4'A%
10-15
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.
5
9-
9-15
9-30
50c
Oliver
$1
25c
5%% prior prelerred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
25c
common
S- 9
(quar)_
dividend
Stock
6
9-
(quar.)__
Mathieson Chemical,
9-20
;
$1.02%
Ltd. :(quar.)
Rolland Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)_—i'
414%. preferred (quar.)_
__—
Rose Marie Reid. 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Rosis (J. O.) Engineering (quar.)
Roxbury Carpet
Co. ,<quar.)
8-30
—
(quar.)—
8-15
3
Canada,
V.)
(A.
Roe
30c
common
3
Quarterly
Olin
8-15
9- 2
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical, new com. (initial)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
8-31
9-16
3
'9-
9-30
preferred
7%
1
5c
dividend
9-16
(quar.)
Common
5
8-
America—
of
Co.
Insurance
Life
5
9-
(quar.)
Inc.
8-
Line,
Products
River
Mississippi
Oklahoma
5
9-
(quar.)
Stock
20c
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal (quar.)
Pittsburgh
Forgings
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
$1.10
$1.05
$1.02
37'Ac
2%
dividend
Stock
Old
Service
Water
Ohio
8-
9-10
9-10
$$1.25
$5
9
8-
$1.12 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 41/2%
Power
75c
10-1
Ltd.——
Gas
3
9-
dividend
62 %c
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com.
$4 80 preferred (quar.)—
9-20
1
40c
4.40%
Ohio
8-15
$1.14
,___:
(quar.)
Co.
Ohio
Stock
11
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common
4'A%
preferred (quar.)—:
8-15
$1.11
(quar.)-
7-10
.
$1.37%
—
$1.10
(quar.)
4.40%
8-15
9-15
9-25
common
Aircraft* (quar.)
Stock dividend
10-
12c
50c
66c
97 Vac
(quar.)
common
Natural
2
8-
8'Ac
Piper
10-
$$1.75
(quar.)
Casually Insurance Co.
Crankshaft Co.
(quar.)
Ohio
Mills,
Pioneer
9-10
9-13
$25c
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com.
Pioneer
9-13
9-12
35c
(quar.)_
Co.
9-20
9-13
3
,9- 2
Inc
Pioneer
'
9-12
pOc
25c
———
—
Fund.
8-30
8-15
9-
$i.ia3A
4.65%
8-15
net investment income
Quarterly from
8-23
3
Tran&t Corp.
(quar.)
Light & Power Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
—
4.75% preferred B (quar.)—
—
Rockwell Mfg. (quar.)
:—
Rockwell
Spring & Axle, ^common
(quar.)
9-13
9-
Street Fund Inc.—
Pine
fc-23
S-
Rockland
10-15
25c
(final)
shares
American
9-13
to
Sugar
Ohio
8-15
9- 3
9- 3
9- 3
(
10s
approximately $1.39)
Railway & Land
Oahu
8-15
o/jfeJ,
U
—
Rochester
8-12
ok
10-15
(Hartford) (quar.)
Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd
Gas,
8-12
42%c
Insurance
Natural
.
8-12
$1.25
—
preferred (quar.)
Plllsbury Mills, common (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Pinchin Johnson & Assoc., Ltd.—
8-21
9-10
Quarterly
(Equal
Piedmont
*1
Holder.
Payable
$1.02 %
preferred F .(quar.) — —
4.10%
preferred H (quar.).
43A% preferred I (quar,)—.—_—.
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
4.95%
preferred K (quar.)
8-12
12 %C
$5.50
25c
common
preferred (quar.)—
prelerred (quar.)
———
Northwestern States Portland Cement Co.—-
preferred
Photo
8-12
10- 1
$1.50
25c
(quar.)
5>A%
Nova Scotia
Phoenix
8-20
$1.12'A
$1.31'A
40c
4%%
Oahu
9-10
8-30
9K20
10- 1
10-1
9-20
9-. 2
9- 2
9- 2
,
$1.37'/3
(quar.)———
(quar.)—
Northwestern Portland Cement, pfd.
5%
9-30
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)_
Phoell
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Phoenix Glass Co. (monthly)
9-30
65c
(quar.)—
com.
4
8-30
25c
Co.,
Gas
preferred
Northern Ohio Telephone
4%
9-
^
48c
44c
—
Natural
Northern
9
4
_
$1
(quar.)
preferred
99-
9- 3
9- 3
9- 3
"
9-20
75c
$1
Northern Indiana Public Service—-Common
8-21
10-15
9-30
9-10
9- 3
50c
5%
(quar.)—
(111.)
Gas
8-30
9-20
9-20
34%c
37%C
(quar.)__.
Insurance
Shore
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.95% preferred (quar.) —
5%
preferred (quar.)
_J.ii.__:
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common (a payment of 25 centavos)—.—
Preferred (a payment of 40 centavos)—3.95%
When
Share
4%
8-12
12 Ac
91 /*c
98 AO
3.65%
,
:
Co.
8-12
9-18
9-18
Phila.
Per
8-20
(quar.)
8-16
9-16
9-10
9-30
9-10
10- 1
,
Quarterly
Suburban Water, common
9-«12
t50c
90c
$3c
40c
$1.281'A
Stock dividend
North
10- 1
9-20
$50c
50c
Ltd. (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving
1957
Rochester Gas & Electric—
Norristown RR.
Philadelphia, Germantown &
9-10
Monday, September 2,
.
Name oj Comvany
Payable oi Rec.
Share
Name of Comvany
.
.
Holdert
When
Per
v
When
Per
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40c
$1.20
9-12
9-
6
9-13
Number 5669
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(991)
Per
Natural Gas (quar.) a
Southern Pacific Co.
(quar.)
Southern RailwayK common (quar.)
5^
preferred (quar.)»
Southern Utah Power, common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
a—
Southland
Royalty Uo
Southwest Gas
(Calif.)
(quar.)
Southwest Natural Gas Co.—
SO dividend preferred
(quar.t
Southwestern Electric Service (quar.)
Southwestern Gas & Electric—
5 %
preferred
(quar.
—4—-—
When
Holdert
Share
of Company
name
Payable
oj Rec.
50c
dividend
Insurance
9-13
9-16
10-
10-
$3.50 preferred-(quar.)
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Extra
Co.
of
3%%
Oil
;
10-10
1
11-
10-18
11-
Supply
&
10-18
Thew
11-
10-18
10-18
Thompson Products, common
4% preferred (quar.)
11-
10-18
11-
10-18
27%c
11-
10-18
10-15
10-
3%
$1.37%
9-
(quar.)
B
(increased' quar.)-
8-19
Tishman
1
8-19
New
9-
3
8-23
5 %
25c
9-16
8-30
$1.12%
9-16
8-30
25c
9-
2
8-20
25c
9-
2
8-20
30c
10-
1
9-13
30c
12-13
~v
:
•
7%
Bros.
Stores
1st
B.)
B
Trunkline
Tung-Sol
8-15
&
Stuart
(D.
A.)
Sun
Oil
Sun
Ray Drug,
3
I
Syracuse
8-30
Talcott
8-28
5%
9-30
8-30
6
9-
9-10
8-30
Sugar
Wire
9
6
9-16
Lines
Artists
5%
(quar.)
$4.50
1
9-12
9-12
United
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
9-
3
8-23
9-10
8-27
9-10
8-27
9-13
8-30
Amulet
Extra
1
9-28
9-10
8-23
9-31
8-20
10c
9-20
8-30
25c
9-30
8-23
9-30
9-10
8-26
of
Co.
Water
&
Board
Can
Series
A
United
&
8-
11-15
10-18
11-15
10-18
11-15
10-18
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
9.
6
.,9-
6
Oil
&
Indies
8-
8-19
9-12
8-19
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
4
8-15
45c
9-14
8-30
United
Co.
Gas,
9-15
8-15
9-10
8-22
35c
9-27
9-13
9-16
9-
9-
8-20
8-30
8-30
3
10-15
25c
10-
9-10
3
3
8-33
56 %c
9-
9-10
8-19
50c
(quar.)
9-20
50c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Fastener
Cities
9-13
&
9-10
3-10
8-26
.12-10
11-25
pfd.
Co.,
9-15
9-
6
3
87y2c
(quar.)
11-
8c
(quar.)
common
5V2%
1
9-18
6%
8-30
United
HIV
convertible preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Clay Mines Corp. (N. J.)_
9-
2
8-
9
United
Elastic
Corp.
9-
United
Electric
Coal
9-14
10-
16c
J25c
8-30
1
2
8-
9
9-10
8-
9
United
Fruit
9-
3
8-15
United
Fuel
10-18
9- 2
8-15
9-13
8-30
$1.10
10- 1
9-10
$30C
9-14
8-31
10c
9-27
9-17
9-
7-3L
$30c
(quar.)_
15c
5
Williams
9-
5
Wilson & Co., Inc.,
Common (quar.)
37%c
9-
6%
Co.
class
30c
United Gas Improvement, common
33c
9-20
8-
United
5c
9-20
8-24
$1
9-
8-
9-30
135c
(quar.)
10-
50c
1
9-15
8-30
10-
50c
8-16
1
9-
9-30
17c
Pacific
Borax
S.
U.
$1
10-
1
Foil
S.
9-10
15c
_
9-10
10-
U.
3
—
Chemical
S.
1
9-
6
8-30
9-27
1
8-30
$1.06%
1010-
1
9-12
9-
3
8-15
10-10
8-20
12-20
9-30
9-13
$2.50
Co.,
25c
9-13
8-30
9-
3
8-22
35c
(quar.)—
15c
30c
—
(s-a)
class A
9-
3
8-22
Co.,
■—
(increased
Extra
quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
30c
10-
1
9-16
62 %c
10-
1
9-16
717/8c
10-
1
9-16
,
a
pfd. (quar.)
27c
(quar.)
9-14
6c
(s-a/
9-
—
2
8-15
5%
4V2%
U.
1>13
$2
12-28
7%c
9-16
9-27
9-
U.
55c
9-25
35c
(quar.)
com.
3
8-23
10-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
10-
1
9-13
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 %
10-
1
$1.15
10-
1
9-13
& Lithograph
series A (quar.)
pref.
Co.,
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
1
9-13
10-
$1.16%
$1.22%
1
10-
$1.16
(quar.)
9-13
Corp.,
9-13
1
1
9-13
S.
Tobacco,
7%
United
United
Steel
Utilities
Universal
Universal
Marion
10-
1
9-13
$1.28
10-
1
9-13
Universal
(quar.)
ennessee Natural'Gas Lines, Inc.
$1.31 %
10-
1
9-13
Universal Pictures Co.
10-
1
9-13
(quar.)—__a_a
'
'
15c
(quar.)—
—
;
..
50c
9-10
,
8*9
4%%
Match
preferred
9-16
9-30
9-20
9-
8-23
3
9-13
19k
9-
3
1
8-30
9-10
8-15
10-
9-20
1
10-
1
9-20
1
9-20
15o
(quar.)
9-10
9-14
35c
9-10
8-24
25c
11- 1
10-11
25c
11-
1
10-11
$1.06%
10-
—-
(quar.)—,
common
1
9-16
9-13
35c
9-30
9- 3
10-15
8c
8-23
$1.50
10-31
—.
25c
9-20
9-
—
$1.12%
9-15
8-31
$1.12%
9-14
8-30
$1.20
9-14
$1.10
9-14
8-30
30c
9-20
8-30
17%c
Electric
9-16
8-31
25c
9-13
9- 3
(quar.)__
22 %c
9-10
8-30
(quar.)—
3iy,iO
9- 3
8-15
(quar.)
Michigan Power—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light—
4% % preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)_.
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin
Wolf
&
Public
Service,
Dessauer
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Wood
Insurance Co., cl. A com. (quar.)
(Alan) Steel Co. (see Alan Wood Steel)
Wood
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
Woodall
Industries,
5%
Woodley
Petroleum
Co.
conv.
pfd.
12%c
(quar.)
8-23
Woolworth
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)
4% % prior preferred (quar.)
9-20
10-
1
9-
6
20c
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
/
Iron
9-30
9-13
(F.
37%c
W.)
9- 3
8-16
40c
9- 6
8-19
62%0
(quar.)
9- 3
8-9
82%o
9-20
9- 3
—
Co.
(quar.)
9-
3
8-16
9-
6
8-16
12-
Wurlitzer
$1.12%
(monthly
(Wm.) Jr. Co.
Monthly
Monthly
Wrigley
25c
25c
25c
(stock dividend)
Co.
3%
9-16
9- 3
9- 3
8-20
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-18
9-12
8-15
6
1-1-58
9-16
8-31
Wyandotte
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-13
9-14
8-20
$2
9-14
8-20
9-10
8-
9
30c
(quar.)
8-30
6
50c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.).
9-16
9-
3
9-16
9-
3
J25C
30c
9-
9-27
6
8-28
9-30
Chemicals
Yale & Town© Mfg.
Yellow
Inc.
Cab
25c
(quar.)
37%c
(quar.)
6%
15c
convertible preferred
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
6%
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
Co.,
(L. A.)
Extra
9-10
9-10
8-27
10-10
1-10
4-10
7-10
7%c
Spring & Wire (quar.)
Sheet
&
books
Tube
not
(quar.)
25c
9-
8-15
•Transfer
(quar.)
40o
9-27
9-
6
12-
e
$Payable
37 %C
9-14
9-
3
9-14
9-16
9- 3
9-16
9" 3
$1.25
9-16
8-16
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15%
12-27
—
9-30
25c
& Curry
—
Youngstown
8-23
1
25c
Yosemite Park
Young
conv.
9-10
10-
37%c
10-31
37%c
1-31-58
37%c 4-30-58
37%c 7-31-5o
(quar.)
6%
(quar.)
Quarterly
$1.27%
preferred
Inc.
40C
Corp.
8-30
1
10-
(monthly)
Winter & Hirsch, Inc., 7% pfd.
(quar.)
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6%
pfd. (quar.)-
Yard-Man.
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
8-30
9-10
75c
(quar.)
Hydro
10-11
9-10
$12Vac
20o
1
10-
46c
—
8-16
10-11
11-
35c
-
8-15
9
$1.06%
Woodward
50c
Ltd.-
Inc.
9-
11-1
$1-
Woodward Governor (quar.)
62 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-10
25c
-
9-11
43 %c
1st preferred
common
common
preferred
12%o
9-10
9-11
Co.—
9-13
10-
'
$1.25
;
U.
9-10
8-15
-
(quar.)
common
8-23
30c
(quar.)
common
non-cumulative
Steel
S.
1
1
9- 2
15c
7
$1
Printing
Rubber
9-13
(quar.)
S.
S.
9-13
10-
-
7
22 %c
(quar.)-
Foundry
Playing Card (quar.)
8%
U.
&
1
25c
9-20
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
10-
$1.43%
(quar.)——
10-
62 %C
(quar.)
pref.
A
Co., common
Pipe
5%
U.
9-11
9-16
$1.02%
S.
U S
9- 3
15c
(quar.)
class
Lines
U S
8-12
10-
(reduced)
10-
$1.75
com.
8-12
3
30c
Stores
Wisconsin
8-27
3
9-
$12%c
(quar.)
10c
37 %c
12 %c
Gypsum
Co.
10c
(quar.)
B
7%
10-
50c
Corp.—
Extra
U.
6
9-14
9^
95o
85a
(quar.)
preferred
$
9-10
50c
Wolverine
(quar.)
—
Freight (quar.)_
S.
9-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Class
1
(quar.)
participating pref.
Envelope Co., common
7%
8-23
Corp.—
&
Common
U.
9-13
10-
& Canal
Jersey RR.
Non-cumulative
U. S.
9-10
10-15
$2.50 1- 10-58
New
United
8-20
32 %c
—
(quar.)
Quarterly
Inc.—
50c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Illuminating (quar.)
United
3
11-89
1-1-58
(quar.)
United Insurance Co. of America
8-30
9-14
50c
(quar.)
2
9-30
2%%
(quar.)—
5
9-10
t75c
8-15
4%%
50c
$4.25
Winn-Dixie
1
Wisconsin
9-17
8
9-20
9-20
Ltd.—
3
preferred
9-20
1
9-27
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-27
A
1
10-
75c
Cos.
—
35c
—
10-
15c
10-
10c
Inc.,
Co.
9-
60o
class A
(Consider II.)
&
8-31
9-14
$$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Willntt
9-14
112%a
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Stores
3
20c
common
class
Works
9-
25c
(quar.)
Investments,
$4.25
9- 6
60c-
$1.29
Mfg.
9-14
13%c
convertible
5c
25c
Wieboldt
8-16
9-30
25c
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
Corp.
9-15
6
Stationery—
Ltd.,
9-14
1%
9-13
$1.25
Wickes
1
9-
11c
Whitney Blake Co
(F.),
10-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machine
8-30
50o
4%% preferred (quar.)
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)
Whitin
8-23
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
9-13
75c
preferred
Whitehall
9
8-23
75c
Westpan Hydro Carbon Co
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com., (quar.)
4%
prior lien (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
6%
dividend
Stock
B
u
8-
9-10
9-20
(quar.L-
(George),
Class
4%%
9-30
8-
$10c
Westlnphouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp., common (quar.)'
3.80%
preferred B (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Weston
1
9-3
25c
Insurance
preferred
8-23
8-27
9- 3
47c
(reduced)
Breweries, Ltd.
Western Kentucky Gas Co
5%
1
,10-
35c'•
25c*
Snowdrift, 4.80%
Tablet
9
9-10
$1.13
(quar.)
com.
Sugar
Western Life
10-
•
62%<J
,
Ltd.
9-5
9-10
62%c
■
Western Canada
Western
9-18
Co.—
Texas Utilities, 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
Westeel Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Western Carolina Telephone (quar.)
Whorner
United-Carr
2
9-13
10c
$1.25
United Whelan Corp.—
$3.50 convertible preferred
9-
9
circuit—
8-30
9-10
8-
3
75c
9-
2
9-16
8-31
9-
Co.—
preferred
Carbon
9-26
9-10
40c
$1.12%
9-10
25c
West
2
8-28
10-18
25c
(quar.)_.
8-30
9-12
am
—
Power
preferred
3
9-27
25c
(quar.)
9-10
9-16
40c
(quar.)
9-
11-15
12 %c
Carton
Glass
&
8-9
9-20
9-20
$25c
—
—
Services, Inc. (Dela.) (quar.)
Wellington Fund (from net investment inc.)
Wesson
40c
9-3
50o
—
(quar.)
Jet
West
33c
(quar.)
4-16
7-17
12%a;
(quar.)
Co.,
conv.
9-13
$1.25
America
1-17
5-1-58
5-1-53
10c
—.
(quar.)
Equipment.
Common
Welex
9-13
87 %c
(quar.)
2-1-58
15c.
20c
(quar.)
Products
1
30c
10-17
20c
preferred (quar.)
Washburn Wire (quar.)
1
92 %c
—
8-30
11-1
15c.
-
$4.50
10-
38c
(quar.)
9-13
15c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Warren (S. D.) Co., common
10-
90c
8-23
50o
***»«
Common
$5c
(quar.)
8-30
15c
& Co., class A (quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
$15c
common
8-30
9-20
$1.03
(quar.)
.—-
Walker
Weeden
10-
-
68%C
;
common
.a-w—;a.a.^
Washington
62 %c
8-30
9-20
$1.05
:
9-4
9-20
$1.01
Ltd.
Mines
Co.
Weco
$1
9-14
35c
pfd.
Wagner Electric Corp.
Waite
$1.12%
9-10
(quar.)
Company
.
(quar.)
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
Waterous
(quar.)
preferred
United
1
5c
dividendi
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Vulcan Materials Co., common
5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
9-13
(quar.)
5c
„
(quar.)
preferred
Power,
Virginian Railway, new com. (initial>
New 6%
preferred (Initial quar.)
0%
preferred
(quar.)—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
8-16
pref.
(quar.)
Theatre
:
5,25 %
preferred
8-16
(quar.)
Corp.
Artists
United Biscuit
25c
(quar.)
5-12%
5
5 %%
3
(quar.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
preferred
&
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Tel. & Tel. Co.,
9-28
—
United
8-15
preferred
8-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.04 preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Car
Aircraft
10-
10c
preferred (quar.)
°-10% preferred
9-20
.....
preferred
Walgreen
9
of-Louisiana—
Rope
Air
10-
9-
preferred
8-15
25c
$1.23
$5
40c
Extra
United
15c
50c
preferred
4
22 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Tank
5%
_
(quar.)
4-25%
4.50%
9-
8-30
—
Union
3
9-30
(quar.%
Transmission,
$1.29"
9-18
9-16
9-
Transit
Corp.
8-23
9-
9-16
8-16
9-11
Gas'
9- 4
9-14
1
20c
8-30
preferred
10- 1
3
Stockyards Co. of Omaha, Lfci.—
Quarterly
8-16
a
common
10-1
35c
9-15
2nd
common
Gas
Ry.—
$2.50
1
20c
8-27
3
9-11
Corp. (quar.)
4.10%
8-15
10-15
&
Pacific
1
$2.50
10-
(quar.)
9-
2
Tennessee
Tennessee
exas
8-
10-1
(quar.)
9-16
3
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.,
(s-a)__
J
preferred (s-a)
Viking Pump Co. (Iowa)
10-
B
9-10
9-10
Aircraft
4-90%
9-10
Oil
Union
1
__
conv.
8-15
1-31
12-
11-15
lc
Corp.
Co..
preferred
Union
9-
(initial)!)
Co., 4.32%
8-15
*60c
A
9-23
Co.—
convertible preferred
4.65%
8-
9-10
11-25
Class
9-23
15c
Fibre
5
8-15
25c
Union
9-16
10-
—,
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
8-15
15
1
30c
(James), Inc.
4.60%
4.64%
8
8-15
$1
System, common
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-30
50c
%*■-■«•
Ltd.
5
9- 9
(Initial)
Gas
Union
9-30
56c
(quar.)
$1.40
9-
12%c
9-
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
United
preferred
9- 5
9-
10-
'
(quar.)—
(stock
37%c
35c
B
partic.
Carbide
Union
25c
;
Oil
Temeo
9-13
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)
class
Electric
$3.70
35c
.
"
*
(quar,)
Telechrome Manufacturing
9-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
10c
125c
8-30
.
3
9- 3
30c
$4.50%
9-14
12-14
(quar.)
9-12 1
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
8-30
(quar.)
& Fenn
4%
8-16
Supply
Taylor
8-30
3
9-16
9-30
(quar.)
Taylor
8-23
8-15
9-
U. S. Hoffman Machinery—
5%%
2
8-
9-
12-31
!
Electric Products,
Common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
9-30
8-23
8-30
10c
—
Superior Tool & Die
Sutherland Paper Co.
Syracuse
3
"
Inc.
I Symington-Gould
7-30
8-30
9-16
J30c
(reduced)—
Sylvania
0
.9-10
10c
'.quar.)
Sunshine Mining (quar.
Superior Propane Ltd.,
8-
10-15
43 %c
Co. Ltd.
Quarterly
Switson Industries,
A
series)
50c
(increased)
Swift & Co.
1
30c
L—
common
common
Sunshine Biscuits
(1957
non-cum.
Union
„•
Sunray Mid-Continent
Fund,
9
9-
70c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.).
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.,
Union
3
3
quar.)
(quar.)
Common
Mfg.,
Union
9-
'
6% convertible preferred
Sunbeam Corp.
(quar.)
Sunrise
8-20
9-
—
Co.
9-10
6c
Oil
preferred
Clutch
9-
-
iquar.)—
Extra
2
9-
40c
Underwood
9-
(quar.)
Co.
8-
9-16
Class
(quar.).
Coal
Broadcasting,
Stuart
Ulrich
$1.25
(quar.)—
&
$5
9-15
4%
9-20
9-10
1
9-14
(quar.)
Webster
9-11
9-20
10-10
$1.25
-
preferred
1
15c
(initial)
common
new
Twin
Disc
9-
$$1.12%
6%
8-30
11-
9-10
$50c
Inc.,
Electric,-common
10-
156Vic
9-13
160c
a,
pfd. (s-a)
Coal, common (quar.).^
preferred A (quar.)
Gas.
$12%c
35c
9-13
10-10
9-13
9-25
137 %c
(quar.)
A
1
45c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
_
Corp.
9-10
10-
9-25
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Twentieth Century-Fox Films (quar.)
208 South La Salle St. Corp. (quar.)
3
,9-14
____
(Hartford)
Ltd., class
Petroleum.
conv.
9-30
9-
8-26
8-20
$1.06%
(quar.)
Temper Corp.,
8-19
.
.
.
__
2nd
B
$2.80
True
25c
Straw-bridge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.) '
8-15
8-12
9
5%
(quar.)
preferred;
25c
common
preferred
Stonega Coko
■
8-28
9-10
9-
Angeles)—
(quar.)
Transtr.tes
25c
(quar.)-
Stonecutter. Mills Corp., -class A
.
9-10
5%
Co.
Corp.
preferred
Truax-Traer
5%
(quar.)_.
convertible
Class
9
8-28
9
B
United
prior
Storer
9
8-
9-
37%C
(quar)
dividend
B
8-
9-10
9-10
40c
(quar.)
5%
Class
4 Va %
9-10
(quar.)
5%
Stone
2
.Co.—
preferred
Stock
Class
9-
10-15
(quar.)
preferred
(J.
8-15
9-16
8-20
6%
Trusts
Corp.
9-10
Virginia Electric
$1.25
Insurance
General
12-10
50o
Virginia Coal & Iron
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Finimcc
$1.25
6
Co.—
Universal
Traders
1%
Stokely-Van Camp,
8-15
Towmotor
8-23
55c
•
<quar.)—___
Co.", class
preferred (quar;)—
Boer & Fuller, common
Stix,
8-23
Toronto
9-
35c
dividend
Stetson
8-23
8-23
9-
50c
—
Bros.,'; Ltd.. (increased
Improvement & Forge Co
412%
I
I
5
9-20
15c
..
Stern & stern Textiles-*-
i
9-
■
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)—
Sterling Drug (quar.)
L
Trinity
(quar.)
6
9-10
9-10
preferred
9-
8-23
8-7
5%
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., 50c class A (quar.*
Vlck Chemical, common (quar.)
9-
9-16
9-3
9-14
1
$1.14
9-16
6
8-28
65c
9-10
1
$1.06%
9-16
50c
87%c
9-
5
7
25c
10-
(quar.)
1
6
1
10-
9-
$1.25
10-
(quar.)
10-
5
10-
8-15
10-15
20c
...
(quar.)
Vicksburg Shreveport &
75c
(interim)
3
5%
preferred
Travelers
Steel
8-15
8%c
(Los
-9-
Adjustment payment
50c
quar.)
8-20
8-20
(quar.)
Common
20c
9-13
3
3
(quar.)—$1.25
(quar.)
9-10
3
9-30
9-
9-
50c
class A
31V*c
(initial)
com.
25c
75c
preferred
8-30
preferred
9-
9-3
5%
8-30
4.25%
1
1
$1.37%
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.—
9-
4.56%
8-30
9-21
B.),
31 Vic
;
new
Trust
preferred
10-
6
■'
(quar.)
B
Tobacco Securities Trust, Ltd.
Todd Shipyards Corp. (quar.)
4%%
9-20
8-30
10-
Inc.—
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys
9-14
37 %c
Edison
4
9-13
20c
$2.28 convertible preferred (reduced)
Mould & Iron Corp., com. (quar.)
prior preference
(quar.)_
9-14.
$1
Quarterly
8-30
9-13
8-24
1
9-301
30c
(initial
&
10-
30c
$5.50
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Toledo
3
Realty & Construction—
93%c
;
Stedman
Sterchi
-
12- 2
,9-5
preferred
common
50c
.
preferred
Register
Tube
Stock
Title
10-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Holder»
Pauaole of Rec.
30c
Valley
40c
Time, Inc.__
Timken Roller Bearing,
9
10-
6Vic
quar.)
Chemical- Co.
Roofing
62%c
Mfg. Co.
i
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.,
5% preferred (quar.)
5%. R preferred (quar.)
Steel
Tllo
1
9-
9-10
25c
(quar.)
convertible
12%c
Stearns
i
5%
60c
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.—
Standard
8-
25c
a
;
Thorofare Markets, common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
8-27
9-10
9-26
Shovel
$1.12,/2
—a
Class
Standard
3
20c
20c
(initial)
6'rr
Stauffer
10-18
$1.15
.
Utilities
Textiles,
Finance—
(increased
redeemable
preferred
Texas
11-
15c
A
4Va '<
1
11-
Steel
Class
10-10
1
;
—
preferred
1
11-
30c
*1..
(quar.)
10-
27 Vic
(quar.)
•
$4 pfd.
36c
1
v
-
'
Light Co.,
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
Inc., common
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(qUar.)
a
Thermoid Co. (quar.)
3
._—w—■
Materials,
&;
$1.21
9-
(quar;)--.
Loan
Power
9
10-10
(quar.)_
137%c
(quar.)
—2
w'.'<
6c
Radios Ltd.,. class A (quar.)
tl5c
State
$1
11-
Texas
5
10-10
50c
Pressed
Fuel
Van Waters & Rogers
8-
Pipeline—
(quar.)
1
„.
Standard
State
8-16
9-
Gas
Oil
&
1
^
(quar.)
common
conv.
9-15
25c
Coal
11-
(quar.)——
Corp.,
30c
Natural
(quar.)
Pacific
11-
Ltd.
B
Van Raalte Co.
Van Sciver (J.
$1.10
———
Paving
Class
8-23
25c
Standard Packaging Corp.—
$1.60 converiible preference
Standard
9-16
9-16
$1.14
_
Standard
Starrett
50c
(quar.)
1
$1.19
$1.03%
(quar.)—*—a—
A- (quar.)
&
8-16
$1.06%
J.)
(.Ohio),
preferred
9-16
5
(quar.)
92%c
97 %c
(increased)—
(quar.)—
,
(N.
1
9-
(quar.)
Calif,
•
Gil- Co.
10-
94c
CO.n(Kentucky)
—i._'
Standard
Standard
10-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
quar.)____..
——
(Indiana)
Oil
$1.24
$1.35
Common
When
Share
Industries,
(quar.)
preferred
10-
Norman
(quar.)
Producing
$4.56
9-16
Van
preferred
Texas-Illinois
9-16
10-10
Company
Company
(quar.)
Upson-Walton Co. (quar.)
Utah Power & Light
(quar.)
preferred
$4.76
(quar.)
Standard Brands, common
8-30
9-1G
Spotless Co., Inc.
(quar.)——
——.......
25c
Spraguc- Electric (quiir.)
—-4——.
30cSpringfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
50c
Stahl-Meyer,: $2-$5 prior preferred (accum.)
50c
<
9-16
25c
9-16
_.
(quar.)——
10-15
1
40c
Quarterly
Mfg.\common
10-15
1
1
■
E.)
1
11-
10-
3%
Per
Name of
Upson
Corp.—
(quar.)
Gulf
$4.84
_
Accident "-Insurance
11-
10-
'
preference
$1.14
10-15
4.96%'
Texas
3
1
1
$1.16
(quar.)
Transmission
11-
5.40%
3
9-20
9-
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
$1
$1.07
—
(A.
1
9-14
(quar.)
$1.16%
—
$3.75
9-
8-15
2
Co., $4 pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
Common
8-30
9-16
$1.25
____
Staley
$4.64
Texas
When
Share
Servicte
preferred
Texas
preferred (quar.)
3.00% preferred (quar.).;
4.15% preferred* (quar.)
;
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
4.60% preferred. (qiibr.)
2—
4.36% preferred (quar.)
:
4.40% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
Spalding ;(A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)—
Spear & Co., $5.50 1st preferred (accum.)^
Spencer Kellogg-. & Sons (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp.;- common (quar.)
!*. $4.50 preferred (quar.)_.
Sperti Products,'Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
4%% preferred- (quar.)
Spindale Mills, common (quar.)
Class B (quar;li_
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
Standard
8-16
3
9-
29c
(quar.)—
3.70%
8-15
9-
$4.56
8-15
9-13
$l.go
————
Life
8-26
Texas Electric
Texas Gulf Sulphur
——
Stock
9-16
Per
Name of Company
8-30
70c
25c
25c
$1.25
75c
15c
.
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)_____—________^
'Southwestern Investment Co.—
Southwestern
9-13
75c
Southern
55
(quar.)
3
tax
9-
8-15
3
1
(quar,)
22 %C
British
x
$1.06%
—
9-
3
8-15
Less
Jamaica
j
Previous
date
closed
Canadian
Less
a
Inc.—*
(quar.)
Universal Winding Co. 90c conv. pfd.
resident
In
15%;
resident
Income
record
this
dividend,
Canadian non-resldenta tax.
tax deductible at the source.
tax 7%.
Woa-
tax
Income
published
and/or
for
funds,
tax.
date
date
was incorrect.
The
Indicated here.
Is
oorrected
paymeai
$6
The Commercial
(992)
Corporation and
The company
covering 99,999
to
(Continued from page 14)
level
share increased from 96 cents to
Sales for the first six months of 1957 were at virtually the same
«s
a
while
ago,
year
earnings per
01.66, according to a statement by Alan P. Tappan, President.
Incoming orders>are continuing' at a very satisfactory rate, according
to
Mr.
16,80.
185, p.
Tappan.-r-V.
Templeton Growth Fund of Canada, Ltd.
—
Changes
Name—
member
of
Canadian
the
family
Axe
growth fund on Aug. 30 became the
of mutual funds when shareholders
Templeton Growth Fund approved a decision by the board of direc¬
tors to join with the Axe organization.
Fund of Canada,
the addition of the $4,000,000 investment company lifts the
The Fund has been renamed Axe-Templeton Growth
and
Securities
Axe
the
President of E. W. Axe & Co., is the Fund's Board
fSfoairman and John M. Templeton remains as President. Mrs. Ruth
Emerson W. Axe,
H.
unit
-
Engineering
Railway oper. expenses-
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Files
Axe and Mr. Templeton are Chairman and President respectively
Axe-Templeton Management.
Mrs. Axe is Vice-President.
voting to join with the Axe organization, the Templeton directors
ctnd shareholders also approved the continuous offering of shares to
$278,671
95,493
public.
objective
This
The Fund offers investors cumulative purchase advantages and an
Investment plan for the accumulation of shares through periodic pur-
Chases.—V.
1
183,
p.
2542.
Tennessee Central
Ry.—Report Loss for June—
Railway
Railway
1957—6 Mos.*-—1956
1957—-Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
oper.
$405,989
310,876
$319,203
284,943
revenue-
oper.
expenses
corporation
Power
E.
$2,183,558
1,832,651
$2,682,757
1,958,865
Ret
operations
railway oper.
•Deficit.—V.
$34,260
<'22,201
inc.
186,
35,148
$723,892
292,666
$350,907
•26,133
New
near
Special ceremonies were held on Aug. 22 near Reynosa, Mexico, mark¬
ing the commencement of operations of a new natural gas pipeline that
for the first time in history will carry major quantities of Mexican gas
into the United States.
The
(the valve that connected facilities of Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) with
new
pipeline into the United States constructed by Texas Eastern
Transmission Corp. /.
its
to
in
for
Louisiana
seven
fee
transmitted
Texas
through
5,900-mile
Eastern's
long
natural
gas
system that extends through the Central United States and terminates
on the Eastern Seaboard near New York.
The
Lomitas
At
imported will come from the Brazil, Trevino and
fields located, in Northeastern Mexico. The gas will be processed
being
gas
the
natural
plant
processing
gas
of
Pemex,
located at Reynoas,
The gas will be
at the border on
just acress the feprder from MoAllen, Texas.
delivered from the plant into 7£e:^ Eastern's system
Mexico,
Che Rio Grande.
pipeline was constructed by Texas Eastern at a cost of approxi¬
With the addition of this new line to Texas East¬
ern's system, daily authorized delivery will be increased approximately
1,634,000,000 cubic feet per day
The
mately $44,000,000.
provide
McGraw said that
the
to
Transco's
main
border.
Ascension
The
under
■
in
minimum
a
St.
River
Helena
from
Mississippi
Parish
River
point
a
A
the
near
the
on
of connection with
Louisiana-Mississippi
will
line
Parishes.
James
St.
almost
24-inch lateral will extend
65 miles of
24-inch-diameter
and
the
for
Mississippi
line
state
span St. Helena, Living¬
multiple crossing will be
town of Convent.
is
planned.
will
22 miles of additional 24-inch lateral
10 inches and six inches in diameter,
laterals,
Smaller
the
Into
extend
early
Files Bond Financing Proposal—
fields
seven
containing
Lafourche
of
fields.
Construction
is
planned to start
in
and
contract
under
reserves
Charles
St.
to
North
are
Transco in the
Thibodaux, Thi-
Lucy, Lac Des Allemauds
and
Hahnville.
A
total
of
nine
purchase meter stations will
be
built by Transco at these fields.—V. 186, p. 570.
bodaux,
Raceland,
Bayou
of the sale of the bonds will be used in connection
with the company's gas expansion programs and reconversion program.
According to the prospectus, Texas Eastern and its subsidiary, Texas
Eastern
Penn-Jersey
Transmission
Corporation,
are
currently
con¬
proceeds
structing facilities under a gas expansion program to increase the
system capacity by 250 million cubic feet of gas per day.
Those
facilities which are not yet
completed, consisting principally of a
SO-inch pipeline
from Beaumont, Texas,
to the Rio Grande River
near' McAllen,
Texas,
which
is currently being tested,
will be in
full operation for the winter heating season.
The cost 6f this program,
including the cost of certain completed facilities now in operation, is
currently estimated to be approximately $147,000,000, of which PennJersey's portion is approximately $8,000,000.
The company is
also
currently reconverting to service as a common carrier of petroleum
products the portion of the Little Big Inch line between Beaumont and
a point on the Ohio River near Moundsville, W. Va., and is construct¬
ing pumping, lateral and terminal facilities. Included in the program is
the construction
of
a
14-inch
lateral from Seymour,
Ind., through
Indianapolis to the Chicago area.
The operation of such petroleum
facilities
will be
subject to regulation by the Interstate Commerce
Navy
Commission.
The
estimated
$96,000,000.—V.
at
total
cost
of
the
186,
reconversion
is
program
currently
885.
p.
Texas Mexican Ry.—June Earnings
Period End. June 30—
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
Net
rev.
Higher—
1957—Month—1956
Railway
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$280,872
$1,741,031
1,171,767
$1,636,561
181,445
$138,922
from
$335,205
196;283
$99,427
$569,264
$546,899
1,089,662
railway oper.
—V. 186, p. 259.
inc.
42,390
29,440
133,918
144,817
Texas & New Orleans RR.—June Earnings Decreased
Period. End. June 30—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
1957—Month—1956
p.
income
259.
631,432
$2,477,057 $17,674,441 $16,360,128
764,261
4,082,619
4,218,311
U.
Quarter
45
c>s
ended
July
cents per share
®Y®r
has
31,
on
reported net earnings
1957, the first quarter
the
common
earnings of $157,609
last year.
stock.
This
of
of
is
$201,883
its
an
or 35 cents per share in
The increase in net sales
I'.esiaent,
states
was
fiscal
increase
the
for
year, or
of 28%
same
quarter
approximately 8%.
that
V
has
corporation
of
a
15.
Aug.
186,
the
1,
contract
has
10,706,717
55,707,020
58,024,099
yea
2,731,440
3,580,531
14,695,191
18,253,953
Po\
operations —-—Net railway
oper.
inc.
—V.
186,
Douglas
Cargomasters to
than 20,000,000 ton
more
260.
p.
after preferred dividend requirements to
shares
of
common
stock
outstanding.
$419,729
cents
A
the
for
share
a
total
for the three months ended
26 cents
This
a
share
1,377,250
on
with
compares
of
net
corresponding quarter a year ago, equivalent to 26
1.357,972 shares of common stock then outstanding.
on
of
1,648,716 tons of coal was produced during the quarter,
compared with 1,707,121 tons for the same quarter of last year.
Net
sales
the
the
for
same
period
quarter
a
year
totaled
ago,
UBS Chemical Corp.,
mon Stock Issue—
an
$10,579,851
against
$9,696,783
increase of 9.1%.—V. 186, p. 260.
Cambridge, Mass.—Files Com¬
This
SEC
corporation on Aug. 23 filed
covering 59.400 shares of its $1
34,000
shares
registration statement
a
par
stock.
common
the
with
Of this stock,
to be issued and sold by the company and 25,400
stockholders.
G. H. Walker & Co. is listed as the
underwriter; and the public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to
be
supplied by amendment.
<
certain
are
selling
.
Net
added
proceeds to the company from its
its
to
cash
resources
and
will
for
capital expenditures, as working
standing 565 prior preferred shares
sale of 34,000 shares will be
he
used
capital,
at
to
the
to
and
extent
retire
needed
the
out¬
the
redemption price of $103
balance, if any, will be
added to the general funds of the
company.
The principal capital
expenditures now contemplated are the purchase of equipment at the
Cambridge plant for the manufacture of polymers for which funds
share
plus
accumulated
dividends.
The
presently
available.
The company is considering the acquisition
construction and equipment of one or two
manufacturing plants
for
which
some
of
the
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
l
ear
(& Subs.)—Earns. Show Gain-
United Carbon Co.
the
1957
six Months Ended June 30—
Net
sales
-—
Income
before
Federal
income
income
income
State
—V.
taxes
taxes
—
taxes—
185,
will
$3,114,915
_
tog
con
$3,018,106
$2.53
share
2853.
per
p.
195G
$29,010,880 $31,600,211
-5,081,915
6,120,106
1,915,000
3,050,000
52,000
52,000
$2.61
income
Net
Net income
S
Net
Inc
Fed
United Engineering & Foundry Co.
Months
Six
Ended
income
Federal income
COE
$41,040,759 $28,970,023
5,983,051
174,000
3,071,000
taxes
tax
income
State
a
1956
1957
-
before
(& Subs.)—Earns,
30—■
June
sales
Profit
tax
—
income
Net
Dividends
—
$2,738,051
25,631
preferred stock
on
for
Balances
Shares
—V.
Net
3,930,051
88,000
1,862,000
Unified Funds, Inc.—Files Additional Shares With SEC
This
Indianapolis investment
statement
with
common
the SEC
stock.—V.
$1,980,0511
25,631 j
of
$2,712,420
stock-
common
stock
common
outstanding
2,471,883
—
company on Aug.
covering an
183, p. 714.
Pro
$1,954,420
2,465,833 \
$1.10
£
Net
Pre
$0.791
185, p. 2496.
11
fDld
Div
I
United Fruit Co.—Starts Petroleum Activities—
Redmond, President, on Aug. 20 announced that (luring ;
the past week this company has contracted to acquire the rights to o
concession granted by the Republic of Panama to explore for petroleumf
over
an
H.
the
Province of Chiriqui on
the Pacific
186,
\
P
where United Fruit has been doing business for mwtf
years and where some of the company's finest banana plantations art
located.—V.
Coi
£ai
[
of more than one million acres.
wea
The concession is situated in
Coast of Panama,
Ral
RaJ
260.
p.
N
Stock—The cor*
poration is offering holders of its common stock rights
to subscribe for 312,533 shares of $10 par value common
28 filed
the basis of
on
registration
additional 270,000 shares of its $2
a
one
Net
share for each six shares
new
Aug. 28, 1957. The subscription price
of the offering, which commenced on Aug. 30, is $19-25
on
1
BE<
share. Kidder, Peabody & Co. is manager of the
underwriting group which will purchase any unsub«
expiration of rights at 4 p.m. (CDT)
Sept. 13, 1957.
sel<
per
sufc
Th
scribed shares upon
inv
7
growth plus a program of moderni¬
zation and improvement have led to the largest contraction
require¬
ments in the company's history estimated at $21,000,000 for 1957. W
proceeds of this common stock offering will be used primarily to wase
investments in and/or advances to the company's operating subsidiaries
to defray, a portion of the cost of this program.
The balance will ne
supplied froin internal sources and from debt financing by the pareni
and subsidiary companies.
PROCEEDS—Continued
internal
telephone subsidiaries of United Utilities comprise
largest independent telephone system in the United States,
over 422,000 telephones in
14 states.
Approximately 87/£ «
etc
P.
I
Sal
Pre
Pre
BUSINESS—The
the second
serving
consolidated
operations.
electric,
operating
The
revenues
balance
water
gas,
and
is
are
obtained
LP
derived
from
these telepnon
from subsidiaries engaged m in
rate
of $1.20
e
highs,
new
per
CO]
Jjjf
operating revenues and net inco'"^
increasing 10% to $30,778,064 and $2,841,
respectively, over 1955. For the 12 months ended May 31. 1957, ea
ings on the average number of shares outstanding amounted to
per share.
Cash dividends are currently being paid at the «11111'
reached
1
$2
Eai
businesses.
gas
EARNINGS—Consolidated
1956
I
Sal
share.
UNDERWRITERS—Among the other underwriters are:
Weeks; Dean Witter & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.;
McDonald & Co.; and The Ohio Co.—V. 186, p. 777.
Hornblower &
—1
Bache & w
W]
shares
hereby offered by the company may be used.
The names of the selling
stockholders, and the number of shares
being sold, are as follows: Bost and Co., 4,542 shares; Frederick B
Day. 9.200 shares; Roland D. Earle, 10.000 shares; Gerrish & Co., 858
shares; and Ruth L, Renshaw and Lincoln L. Renshaw, 800 shares.
par
api
in
held of record
Co.—Quarterly Sales Higher—
31, 1957, the first quarter of the company's fiscal year, consoli¬
dated net income of $415,235 after Federal income taxes, equivalent
are
ji
United Utilities, Inc.—Offers Common
570.
p.
This company and its subsidiaries report
cr
anj
a
July
by
I
pai
from railway
Net rev.
Kenneth
assigned a fleet of
are expected to log
year.—V.
the
during
Truax-Traer Coal
Universal Marion Corp.—Proposed
The
shareholders
will
meet
Sept.
on
acquisition
Aug.
of Southern Pipe & Supply
27 by James Mullaney, President.
19
to
Co.,
Acquisition—
act on
it was
the
&
conl^nL
announced
q
the two compan
Universal Marion will obtain the assets, properties and.
ous.mfffarv,
me
the now privately-owned Southern Pipe & supply and its supsia
pnvaiexy-ownea aoutnern
Supply anu
,
Van Duyne Co., Inc., in exchange for 188,235 shares of capita1 p
Approval of the holders of the majority of shares represented a
meeting is required to make the acquisition effective.
,
Under
terms
of
an
agreement
reached
or
$2
.
between
Di:
tei
fai
tic
At
Southern
Union
to
Carbide Corp.—New Petrochemicals Uniterect
a
plant
etnyiene oxide derivatives
President.
the
the curernt quarter will
probably be one of the best in the company's
history and that with
5 ®' Y®cer\ improvement in the appliance industry the outlook, for the
full fiscal .year
ending April 30, 1958, is excellent.
_
S.
than 2,000,000 miles
more
U.
on
S.
operation and they
Plans
corporation
service
bid
the
The
>
Therm-O-Disc, Inc., Mansfield. Ohio—Earnings Up—
The
involving
contract
announced on
Navy Contract—
inaugurated
and
Effective
for the fiscal year started July
monetary value of in excess of $2,500,000.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$11,003,084 $11,425,665 $69,375,402 $70,067,167
expenses..
8,482.711
8,948,608
51,700,961
53,707,039
$2,520,373
received
cargo
was
in
has
competition with other major airlines, the contract is
Navy's "Operation Quicktrans" which calls for daily
scheduled flights in each direction, five days a week over a 7,500
mile circuit linking Naval centers from coast to coast.
The terminals
of
the operation are Alameda and Boston, with stops scheduled
at
Providence, Philadelphia, Washington, Norfolk, Charleston, South Caro¬
line, Jacksonville, Florida, Midland, Texas and San Diego.
revenue™
from ry. opers.
oper.
186,
it
elsewhere
railway
operations
Net
domestic
Won
per
Railway
corporation
flying,
for
con
$
Allemands,
Des
Transocean Air Lilies, Inc.—Receives
This
the
Mos.-1950
$
42,303,182 246,898,674 243,295,668
31,596,465 191,191,654 185,271.569
9,756,541
expenses
stock
corporation on Aug. 22 filed a registration statement with the
covering $30,000,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds, due 1977,
to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed
toy Dillon, Read & Co., Inc. The interest rate, public offering price
end underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net
Railway ; oper.
40,738,871
30,982,330
revenue-
Earnings per share.
This
%'u
oper.
ooc
1958.
Gas
for
SB
1957—6
$
$
Railway
Net
South of the Mississippi River,
miles
I5EC
pa
con
of natural
purchase of 68,000,000
cubic feet of gas daily during the first year. However, capacity of the
supply system to be constructed will be 222,000,000 cubic feet daily.
Substantial undeveloped
reserves
exist in the area and anticipated
additional
volumes of - natural
gas
dictate the extra line capacity.
The
supply system which Transco proposes to construct will cost
slightly more than $14,000,000.
south
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
new
reserves
ct
Initially some 126,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas will flow across
the international border into the Tjnited States each day. This gas will
Esi
I tin
Orleans.
contracts
new
Parishes
Bermudez, Director General of Petroleos Mexicanos, the
decentralized oil and gas agency of the Mexican Government, opened
J.
add
contracted
recently
gas
to
.
built
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Gas From Mexico
Antonio
natural
of
ston,
259.
p.
coi
:
Union Pacific RR.- -June Earnings Off—
certificate
is received and then construction completed on the proposed facilities.
This corporation is the main source of supply for New York City, as
well
as
for
New
Jersey,
the Philadelphia metropolitan area
and
southern
states
along the Eastern Seaboard.
'
;
gas
due
$95,113
geophysics
in
t>o
Carbide
Federal
with the
application
an
certificate
a
Clyde McGraw, President, said that the new supplies
will be added to the company's system as soon as a
Mr.
from railway
Net rev.
for
filed
27
Aug.
on
Commission
purchases
the
of
Co. and Union Carbide Ore Co. are the two
Corp. that will undertake this research
Both Divisions will conduct extensive experi.
and geochemistry using the accelerator as a
Nuclear
laboratory.
n
fields
•
Axe-Templeton Fund is long-term
Capital growth through concentration of investment in securities be¬
lieved to represent expanding values in Canadian enterprises and the
retention of all earnings at low tax cost.
announced
The
ea
in
spectrograph have been installed, which will materially assist scientists
in their research investigations.—V. 186, p. 776.
'
Mr.
the
en
foi
of Burlington, Mass., will also serve as an aid for
personnel in various radiation chemistry techniques and
Union
of
the
at
ments
tion With FPC to Add New Purchases to Reserves—
Of
In
£a
.'primary research tool. Various models of the latest analytical equip,
taent such
as
an
emission spectrograph and an X-ray fluorescent
Applica¬
$264,530
80,775
income.™
—V. 186, p. 52.
oper.
Pr
Graaff Accelerator at
Corp.
Carbide
Union
work
$1,600,212
531,298
from ry. opers.
rev.
De
physics.
health
Divisions
$3,985,371
2,385,159
$1,544,414
463,271
Net
.
Net ry.
Rankin and Everett. H. Seymour, Templetoh's
remain.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$3,787,765
2,243,351
$687,579
408,908
$639,767
375,237
In
by high-energy particles from a million-volt Van de Graaff accelerator
installed there last week.
The accelerator, fabricated by High Voltage
training new
1957—Month—1956
lu®
at Union Carbide's laboratory in Sterling Forest, n Y
investigating the properties of various materials bombarded
have begun
in
Railway oper. revenue—
of Van
Operation
Starts
186, p. 155.
Period End. June 30—
'
Sterling Forest Nuclear Laboratory—
1957
1956
$54,252,068 $42,132,768
18Weeks Ended Aug. 3—
—V.
©t
^
When completed
plont is the second major petrochemicals facility in tim
under construction by the Union Carbide organiaztinn
The first,
a
24-million-pound-per-day polyethylene plant at Grano*
mouth, Scotland, is scheduled for completion in October of this year.
principal amount has been
headed by Smith, Barney & Co.
776.
p.
Ol
The Fawley
group
186,
Sales
is Vice-Chairman. Carl II.
Vice-Presidents, also will
President of Axe Securities Corp.,
Axe,
Co.—V.
&
©1
6Pee<i
is a feature of the installation. EnirtaS?
completed and plant design is now in final star/I*
permitting an early start on construction.
will employ over 150 people.
Scientists
is
is
Corp.
McDonald
ItIa
to
a
United Kingdom
$274,100
of
underwriting
by the
up
planned
are
d
high degree of automation
thus
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings Decreased—
the Fund's new Investment
general distributor of its
shares.
Templeton, Dobbrow and Vance, Inc., the former investment
^adviser, is under contract to supply statistical and other information
regarding Canadian industries and securities.
and
Ltd.,
Management,
Axe-Templeton
a
Thriftimart, Inc.—Sales Up Sharply—
i
total assets of Axe-sponsored funds to approximately $140,000,000.
ctdviser
balance
unsubscribed
Hie
taken
of
Ltd.
use.
Inc.—Debenture Rights Offering
98.6% Subscribed—It was announced on Aug. 28 that
$19,455,400 principal amount of subordinated debentures,
or 98.6% of the $19,729,500 debentures offered, was sub¬
scribed for under rights which expired on Aug. 27.
Thompson Products,
and
three-vear-old
This
fifth
for commercial
available
steain
of
for
call
Plans
ing studies have been
Stove Co.—-Earnings Show Gain—
transportation facilities
shipments.
,
*
total site area of 58 acres.
The initial fnelUH
will cover 25 acres, thus leaving room for substantial future exnaS9
The most modern specialized chemicals processing equipment permltUn
($1
at par
and extensive
products,
incoming and outgoing
involved. The proceeds are to be used
wells commenced to determine ultimate
test
drilling of
complete
volume
each two shares held
share for
new
one
vision
No underwriting is
share i.
per
Tappan
of
basis
the
on
2,1957
glycol ethers, and specialized products includine
ethers, polyglycol esters, and other surface-active agents
has been made for the storage of large quantities of
glycol
Securities and Exchange
Investment News
Monday, September
.
.
.
ethanolamines;
Francisco, Calif.—Files With
Commission—
on Aug. 16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock to be offered to stockholders
Thermal Power Co., San
General
and Financial Chronicle
at
England,
for
the
manufacture
of
announced on Aug. 20 by Morse G Dial
The plant's output will contribute to the
expanding activities
were
H.mon. Carbide Ltd.,
southwest
Fawley,
shore
of
a British affiliate.
Southampton Water,
Fawley
seven
is
located
miles
on
southeast
the
customers
is
in those
located
at
areas.
Winter
Consolidated
Esso Petroleum Co., Ltd.,
to supply the new
which currently operates a refinery nearby,
plant with ethylene. This, in turn, will be con¬
verted into a number of ethylene oxide
derivatives.
Operations are
scheduled
to begin in
1959. with production capacitv of 45 million
pounds annually.
Manufacturing facilities will include'installations for
the production of
ethylene oxide; ethylene glycols;
polyethylene ethers;
year
ended
earnings
for
sales
Sept.
the
Van
Haven,
of
Southampton.
is
Pipe & Supply Co. is a supplier of irrigation
supplies, and pipe, valves, fittings and plumbing fixtures
company has
a
national sales organization and maintains ««
at Ori ndo and Talla: assee. Warehouse operations at Houston (
Charlotte
(N.
C.),
and
Indianapolis
(Ind.)
facilitate behve
and
of
30.
year
Duyne, which deals in
..^j
Pipe and Van Duyne in t'1'1 ,
totaled
$10,437,406.
Consolicliani«
were
$335,000
after
taxes
Knft
^
and special
butions.
ano
Universal Marion,, which manufactures power
shovels and cr0f
equipment, reported sales of $24,168,074 and net "un 1932*
$2,973,041 for the six months ended June 30, 1957.—V. 135, P-
.allied
on
in
^
similar P1U
Fla.
Southern
1956,
on3
St
>6
Number 5669
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Ended June 30—
12 Months
have
Power Co.—Net Income Lower—
Upper Peninsula
poly,
«; Pro,
finished
.
1956
$4,819,265
3,853,202
and taxes
$5,301,600
4,336,664
operating
income—
$964,936
speed
Dr7,767
Drl3,679
—
CONSOLIDATED
(loss)—net
income
Other
domestic
income
Gross
$957,169
—
5Va%
$952,384
299,429
:
deductions
Income
in tlia
266,256
„,
secured
Common
3.6%
income.-
Net
J'ear.
—
.
$657,740
$686,128
90,684
-
91,000
dividend requirements—_____
stock
Preferred
demand
stock
5%
$567,056
notes,
$2.06 . .. . $2.16
Quarterly dividends paid on Ihe common stock during the year*
ended Aug. 1, 1957, aggregated $1.60 per share compared with $1.55
for the previous annual, period.
For the first six months of this year,
earnings per share were $1.05 compared to $1.09 for the same period
Y„
nbarded
:elerator
Voltage
aid for
«es and
in 1956.
the two
satisfactorily
progresses
the construction of the 25.000-kw
on
plant by. the-City of Escanaba which will be operated by the
company. Beginning early in 1958, this plant will serve the City of
Escanaba and will supplement the generating resources of the com¬
pany. The addition of this plant to the system will tend to reduce
the "cost of electric energy.—V. 185, p. 2263,.power
research
1
experi.
a
equip,
lorescent
it
I
;
dentists
with the
1SEC proposing the public offering, at competitive bidding, of $15,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, due 1987, and 400,000 shares of
company
filed
22
Aug.
on
statement
registration
a
1
i.—1958
stock, $12.80 par.
proceeds of the sale
common
these securities will initially become
part of the company's general funds and as such may be applied to
any of its corporate purposes, which include capital expenditures for
construction.
As presently planned, the construction program of Utah
Power and its subsidiary,
The Western Colorado Power Co., for the
years 1957-59, inclusive, will require approximately $46,000,000, divided
approximately $21,800,000 in 1957, $12,200,000 in 1958, and $12,000,000
$
Net
3,295,668
3.271,569
B, 024,099
3,253,953
in
of
1959.
$21,000,000
borrowed
has
Power
Utah
from
17
lending
banks
to
carry forward its construction program.
A part of the proceeds of
the sale of
the bonds and common stock will be available for and
un—
1956
remainder of the proceeds,
together with other available cash, will be used to carry forward the
construction program.—V. 186, p. 777.
will
1,600,211
6,120,106
used
be
to
pay
such
The
notes.
3,050,000
Common
"If
loan
stock
(no
demand
no
52,000
Van Raalte Co., Inc.—Earnings Up Slightly—
1957
1956
$13,374,012 $13,915,349
Six Months Ended June 3,0—•
$2,53
Net
sales
-
-
Income
Federal
before
Federal
taxes
1,224,937
^Includes
income
Common
18,970,023
521,828
$696,216
$669,056
501,330
V.
88,000
491,503
$1.39'
1,862,000
J
-
outstanding
shares
Net income
3,930,0511
185,
per
common
share—
$1.36
.—
2038.
p.
(& Subs.)- -Earnings Up—
Victor Chemical Works
!l,980,051
1957
Six Months Ended June 30—
25,631
Net
sales—
2,465,833
$0.79,
income
taxes
1,960,000
1,713.000
$2,022,048
Provision for State and Federal
$1,839,301
income taxes—
income
124,362
1,178,478
1,683,595
$1.13
preferred shares
Dividends paid on common shares
Common shares outstanding
At during
ghts to o;
^~V.
paid
Earnings
petroleum
note
Pacific
itions aw
per
on
for
common
share
June
5%
30,
amounts
pany
the
and
rights
ommon
———
133,173
750,000
price
$19.25
of the
unsub*
(CDT)
the
on
11 Payable
revenue-
oper.
expenses
interest
and
November,
depreciation
Any
Nov.
at
16,
principal
and
$352,096
advances,
and
$2.32,939
principal
accrued
and
*
1,
only
taxes
income
and
the
to
$69,505
extent
of
the
$5,421,528
2,397,629
The
186,
-
inc.
oper.
ment
is
not
7,694,449
note
with
31,
the
interest
With SEC
filed a letter of notification with the
BEC covering 500 shares of class B common stock to be offered to
selected
pharmacists
(purchases to be
limited to five shares per
subscriber)
at par
($100 per shore).
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital, including additional
inventory.
The business of the corporation is to purcahse in bulk lots vitamins,
The
corporation
for
packaging
19
Aug.
on
various sizes
in
sale
for
stores.—V.
to drug
185,
the
net
t
•
,
1
1
•
dividends
1957,
to
negotiate
lenders
same
April
of
further cash
to
of
1,
1957
cents
10
dividend
stockholders
Sales
Prov.
for
$1,412,447
41,079
$2,345,927
55,647
Cr706
20,973
CrllO
$2,455,167
52,304
26,666
$32,364
59,520
378,560
$20,106
59,520
378,560
$55,757
.59,520
378,560
$25,633
59,520
378,560
taxes
taxes
profit
——.
—
pfd. shares oulstdg.
Common shares outstdg.
Earns, per share on $2
f®'
3.841,208,
cotne
157, earn-
$l-1->
ftlUUtfu
chase
the
of
record
number
$0.94
$0.13
bank loan
new
a
been
has
as
and
cents
10
on
Lehman
of
shares
Sachs & Co
done
—
1957—Month—1956
T957—7 Mohths—1956
$20,159,809 $17,197,771 $131,103,452 $118,781,705
on
Walt Disney Productions—Stock Offered—A nation¬
wide group of underwriters headed by Goldman, Sachs
& Co., Lehman Brothers and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
on
Aug. 28 offered 400,000 shares of common stock (par
a price of $21.75 per share.
§2.50) at
ompanies.
isiness 01
Disney
B. Odium, President of Atlas Corp., and a director of Walt
Productions, has
indicated that Atlas presently intends to
vibsidiarfi
Remain
the
stock
at the
'qiupniert
The
division'
(•Texas1*
venes
Pi oduck
Floyd
largest stockholder of the company next to the Disney
family, through the exercise of warrants to purchasee 153,553 addi¬
tional shares of common stock prior to Oct. 31, 1957.
PROCEEDS—The 400,000 shares
Atlas Corp. and do not represent
LISTING—The
nd
conb1'
a111}
Income 01
ones
193'
being
company
sold for the
financing.
directors
share
per
payable
of
stock
common
set
offering
BUSINESS—Walt
&nd
Productions, pioneers in the development
"produces and distributes motion pictures for
and for television exhibition, exploits
markets characters and music arising from its motion pictures,
owns
a
65(2% interest in Disneyland, an exhibition and amuse-
^tent park located
Producing three
nnd
expected
Disney
animated cartoon,
^orld-wide exhibition
and
is
one
Many
0f
ihe
497
theatres
near Los
Angeles, Calif.
The company is currently
films annually
length animated cartoon every three or four years.
theatrical motion pictures in the company's library
or
feature
in
four feature
length action
or nature
Chairman
of
January
officer.—V.
operating
and'Wlce-Chair-
the nomination of Mr. Russell,
on
in
of this year,
185, p. 2962.
^
'
•
.
'
•
■
becomes
•'
•
and Exchange
Commission—
Aug. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 4,500 shares of common stock
(par $5) to he offered at
$10 per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for working capital.
corporation
on
Weingarten, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Mention
our issue of Aug. 12 of the offering to bona
of 6% subordinate
income debentures due June 15, 1987 at 100% and ac¬
crued interest through a group of underwriters headed
(J.)
&
Co
fide residents of Texas of $5,000,000
agree¬
&
Joseph,
Meilen
Oct.
on
1,
its
erential offering
Eichler
1957
Co.—
&
Co._,
&
2,000
carl
&
*-2_" -3,000.'
3,000
Courts
R.
Loewi
Laurence
8,000
McKelvv
E.
Inc
Masten
&
—
Marks
M.
A.
Co.
3,000
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
5,000
Mitchum,
5,000
Templeton
Model, Roland
&
Co
3,000
Co—
5,000
Inc.
5,000
Newburger
Co.
5,000
Pacific
3,000
Paine,
Piper,
Co.,
&
&
Securities
&
Clement A.
Corp..
Co
8,000
Rauscher,
8,000
Evans &
Jaffray
Pierce
&
L.
California
Reid
<te
Inc.
3,000
Inc.—
Co.
Co.,
3,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
Schwabacher & Co
Seligman, Lubetkin & Co.
Semplb, Jacobs & Co., Inc.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Marache &;
Co., Inc
Co.
Haupt & Co.—
stdne
Hayden,
Hentz
Hickey
&
&
Howard,
5,000
Co
&
2,000
5,000
Co
Friedrichs
Labouisse,
&
Hutton
Co._
2,000
Co._-
&
Lemon
8,000
5,000
Co
&
186,
p.
Rothschild
&
Co.—
Shields
Co.—:
^
Singer, Deane & Scribiler
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Stern Brothers & Co.——
Stern, Franks Meyer <te Fox
Straus, Blosser Si McDowell
Joseph Walker & Sons-—
Walston & Co., Inc
Wertheim & Co
8,000
3,000
Weil,
Johnston,
Co
&
Co
Richards
Hirsch
„
3,000
Co
&
5,000
2,000
&
F.
C.
Wheat
&
Co
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
777.
added
the
(Jim) Walter Corp.—Securities Offered—Carl
Rhoades & Co. and Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
,
pany's
Tennessee,
shell
homes,
model sells
on
a
made
EARNINGS—For
35
the
branch
tion's earnings, on a pro-forma
outstanding
share'on
Present
V.
at the
stock
to
dividends
The
sales
186, p.
465.
and
the
basis, were $8.30 per share on
rate
of
$1.20
per
replenish working capital
stock of Food Center ot
EFFECT
(no
par
of
-
11,000
Stock
260,000'shs.
301,000 shs.
!
:
^Exclusive
5,000,000
5,000,000
'
value):
non-voting
Restricted
34,000
500,000
debentures,
-
stock
A,
$4,076,000
1958-62
income
*
Outstanding
$4,076,000
1S57
Class
•
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
shares
reserved
for
*218,008 shs.
300,999 shS.
'
issuance, under
Employe®
Option Plan.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
severally
agreed,
subject to the surrender prior to the expiration of the Exchange Offer
of
not less than 40,651 shares of preferred
stock for exchange for
debentures
subject also to certain other conditions set forth In
agreement, to purchase from the company debenture®
aggregate principal
amount equal, to
$4,032,550 minus the
aggregate, principal amount of debentures issued iiv:exchangc fw> pre¬
ferred
stock pursuant
to the Exchange Offer. Since the Exchange
Offer was made to holders of approximately 49,574 shares of preferred
stock, the aggregate principal amount of ,the underwritten debenture®
may range from a minimum of $1,553,850 to a maximum, of $2,000,000.
The respective percentages of the total amount of underwritten deben¬
tures wnicli
the underwriters have severally
agreed to purchase are
the
as
and
purchase
in
an
follows:
.
...
.
,
•
,
%
Moroney,
Abercrombie &
Lovett
20.00
Co.__
5.00
Guthrie
Christie
V.
Crockett
&
&
Fridley, Hess & Frederking.
11.00
Co
2.00
2.00
Goodbody & Co.—
H.
Goodwin
&
4.00
Co
0.50
Leon & Co
1.09
1.09
Morelaiid, Brandenberger,
5.00
R.
& Knickerbocker—
Johnston & Currie
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
6.00
Co
Eddleman-Pollok
McClung
2.50
Lavulle
Co.
—
&
cfo
Magill, Warcing & Co.-——.
2.00
Ball, Jr. & Co
Beebe,
B.
Beissner & Co
Rotan, Mosle <fe Co.'
Rowles, Winston & Co
:
2.59
2.59
15.09
7.09
John D. Scott & Co.—:—
2.09
Shawell & Co._———1.59
Underwood, Neuhaus &(Co._'r 5.09
White, Masterson & Co.—
2.59
the
36
Weingarten Texas supermarkets
purchased
6% subordinate income debentures during the first
nine days'of the "across the counter" sale, Robert E. Moroney reported
on
Aug. 20 following final tabulations.
It was the first time in financial history that investment bnnker®
sold
debenture bonds in grocery stores. Mr.
Moroney, President of
Shoppers
in
worth
$712,150
Moroney,
Texas
21
$5,000,080
of
debenture
issue
expected to be sold in a
sold
or
managing underwriter for the syndicate of
participating,
said
the remainder of the
against the mammoth food store chain i®
week. More than $4,500,000 has already been
Beissner & Co.,
banking < firms
exchanged.
emphasized that debentures were sold only by pros¬
fide residents of Texas.
are continuing the sale of debentures.
Much of the revenue from
the debentures will be used to expand
the Weingarten operation.
The addition of six or seven supermarket®
to
the 44-store chain
(eight of the stores are outside Texas) is ex¬
Mr,
pectus
The
Moroney
to
36
bona
stores
pected by the end of 195C. See
also V. 186, p. 670.
1957 the corpora¬
end of the period, which is equivalent to
outstanding upon completion of this
at
to
34,000
subordinate
Voting
constructs standardized models
be
are
and
common
\
Common
5,000
corporation will be added to
nine months ending May 31,
factors.
Such proceeds will bo
to be used principally to pur¬
Authorized
installment notes due
providing from one to three bedrooms.
The smallest
cash basis, for $995 and the largest for $2,895. Sales
through
funds
mortgage note
subdivisional offices, all of which
report to the main office in Tampa, F}a. Since the company's incor¬
poration on Sept. 1, 1955, the number of homes sold has increased
from 109 in September, 1955 to as high as 758 in the month of June,
1957.
Through
subsidiaries, the corporation handles financing and
insurance coverage in connection with shell homes constructed by it.
are
other
carry
GIVING
6%
Inc. on
and will be available for any corporate purposes.
corporation intends to apply such proceeds In arranging for credit
of additional shell homes constructed by it.
its general funds
BUSINESS—The corporation sells and
being
Inc.
5%
9% subordinated, unsecured
to the
and
current expansion program
for the purchase of the
4%
M. Loeb,
a%
redemption of all preferred stock will rang®
depending on the number of shares of
general
3,000
2,000
3,000
1967
exchange of the fcntire $5,000,000
offered and the redemption
or
notes due June 1, 19G9
consisting of one bond of $25 princi¬
proceeds
sale
stores, to
4%
public financing for the company.
net
new
8,000
5,000
2,000
8.000
8,000
3,000
3,000
5,000
3,000
3,000
2,000
5,000
8,000
3,000
15,
interest.
expended
5.000
8,000
3,000
5,000
June
the cost of now stores during con¬
struction, to purchase fixtures and equipment for.new stores, to carry
the increased inventories which are expected to result from the com¬
3,000
3,000
pal amount and one share of common stock. The units
are priced at $48.50 each.
The bonds and stock will be
separable immediately. This offering represents initial
PROCEEDS—The
after the
company's
sites for
5.000
bonds, due Dec. 31, 2000, and 50,000 shares of 500 par
value common stock. The bonds and stock are being of¬
fered in units, each
to
chase
3,000
3,000
Company—
before
or
to $1,805,000,
exchanged
stock
Co.,
2.000
&
$1,685,000
series
Ilopwcod
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.
Inc.
Ferris
the debentures
Jackson
&
may
debentures
2,000
Co
Inc.
Co.,
the
o.
8,000
Northwest
Webber,
& Curtis
Turner,
&
&
and accrued
on
maturity, at 103%; plus accrued
also be redeemed through a sinking
before
They
case.
CAPITALIZATION
Stone
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Pont
,
redeemed
but
5.000
Sons.—.
&
du
each
of
Jones &
;
■:/
all
2.000
Co.—:
&
101%
from
8,000
.
—.
.
preferred stock
all
preferred stock (at $51.50 per share) not surrendered for ex¬
change, it is estimated that the net cash proceeds of the offerings
3,000
&
redeem
PROCEEDS—Assuming the
2 000
Co.—
&
Co.„
in
at
to
bo
may
thereafter,
principal amount
8,000
& .Co.
McDonald
Company.
Guerln
Estabrook
of
and
preferred
2,000
I.
Equitable
F.
debentures
interest
3,000
5,000
Co.
8,000
Inc.
H.
_
Inc
outstanding preferred
Further details fol¬
redeemed.
so
The
105%;
Rhoades
Loeb,
8,000
Co
Edwards
Eppler,
Ira
M.
Inc.-
Co.
Inc
Dickson
S.
G.
be
not
intends
company
of
& Co
Ryons
——
&
&
&
Francis
A.
.
Kidder & Co.,
M.
pref¬
not exchanged
for debentures,
at the fixed redemption price of $51.50 per share,
provided at least 40,651 shares of preferred stock were' exchanged for
debentures;
and provided further that unless $428,100
or more
In
principal amount of debentures is sold, the preferred stock held by
the Weingarten Employees' Profit Sharing and Retirement Plan may
2,000
„
Lester,
a
Aug. 6.
on
'
The
Miller,
&
subject to
low:
name
Co
&
3.000
Burnhara
was
of about $2,500,000 of said debentures
stock; this offer expired
Shares
•
Jones
Inc.
A.
8,000 "
5,000
Co._
Co.
&
D.
5,000
Co., Inc—
Lestrange & Co.
Stearns
Becker
Blair
This
by Moroney, Beissner & Co.
declared
have
•
Edward
24,666
Peck
Surge & Kraus.
G.
made in
was
periodically.
opposite
24,666
Peabody
&
&
Bear,
A.
account of
to considerably broaden public
ownership of the common stock, and the company has stated that it
intends to apply for listing of its shares on the New York and Pacific
Stock Exchanges.
°* the
fisc®J
are
was,
Washington General Insurance Corp., New York, N. Y.
The
Sept.
Aug. 26 offered $1,250,000 of
—V. 186, p. 365.
offices
the
company
—Files With Securities
at
Tom
Walgreen Co.—July Sales Higher—
and
««v
-
the company paid
1957
The
24,668
Brothers
Allyn
C.
A.
—V.
Co.;
•ompanys
July 1,
share.
per
J.
Period End. July 31—
the
of
executive
fund
Goldman,
E.
.
$0.34
$0.54
pfd. stock
—V. 183, p, 931.
Sales
&
:
•
cum.
chief
abolished
Jackson, who
'
below:
Hill
Net
$2
Arnold
President
'
UNDERWRITERS—The selling stockholder has agreed to sell to each
the
underwriters
named
below,
and each
of
the
underwriters,
whom Goldman, Sachs & Co., Lehman Brothers and
Kidder, Peabody & Co. are acting as representatives, has severally agreed to pur¬
Hanrahan
31,658
$1,301,982
:
Profit before
directors
for
Granbery,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956
of
the
13, 1957 and a 3% stock dividend
payable 011 Nov. 25, 1957 to stockholders of record on Nov. 1, 1957;
purchasers of the stock above offered who are stockholders of record
on such
record dates will receive these dividends.
Fulton.
Waitt & Bond. Inc.—Sales Fall Off—
Period End. June 30—
from
Co.,
on
in¬
rides
$0.29
Russell,
R.
accrued
the
$402,462
$0.67
*
—
in exchange, par for par, for the
DIVIDENDS—On
cash
First
2145.
370,000
\
$706,443
—
and
Baking
in¬
$4,089,558.
Skaggs & Co
Dempsey-Tegeler &
Vitamin Council, Inc., St. Paul, Minn.—Files
R.
elected
unpaid portion of these advances and accrued
is to be converted to 5%
notes maturing
Davis,
669.
p.
692,000
share
common
man.
company
does not know how many purchase warrants will be
exercised prior to their expiration 011 Oct.
31, 1957, but if all of the
185,889 purchase warrants outstanding on Aug. 1, 1957 are exercised,
the
company
will receive the gross proceeds thereof amounting
to
Be.teman,
10,326,518
1,270,448
per
board
i960
paid before Dec.
and
ment
Ball,
$2,313,946 $18,967,575 $14,339,262
income
on
60,762
50,843
.
since 1941 Chairman of the Board and Executive
April 1956 until January 1957 President of the
retired as Chairman and General Manager of the
company on June 30, 1957, but will continue as a director; as a member
of ihe executive committee; and will serve the company in a consulting
and advisory capacity.
As of the same date, Lee T. Melly retired as
Vice-Chairman and director.
On
Mr.
Russell's recommendation, the
1962.
Inc.
$3,023,897
1,717,539
debt
giving effect to retroactive adjustments for depreciation and
tray and crate expense made in the last quarter of 1956.
Faris
company expects to apply any proceeds which it may receive
the exercise of its outstanding purchase warrants toward
pay¬
of its 51/2%
secured demand note, and to the extent such note
from
Adams
$4,465,733 $33,452,689 $27,152,711
2,151,787
14,485,114
12,813,449
for
—
income
Ward
com¬
accrued
of
of
one
(including
After
pan,
the
on
$491,400 principal and $39,372
1960,
expenses
contribution
$83,447)
<
*::9,500 shares (65.52%) are owned by the
company and the balance
by American Broadcasting-paramount Theatres, Inc.
from railway
railway
—.V
p.
p.
Net
Earnings
~
.
,
advances, and $53,595 on
then outstanding principal
notes
administrative
Estimated Federal taxes
secured demand notes.
Disneyland Park.
April
these
on
to
$35,372,593 $33,234,513
—
long-term
on
—„
expenses,
fund
service
Interest
-
**14,500 8118.
.
amounted
5%
the
Of
$838,600
advances;
until
before
come
interest
notes;
5%
the
on
notes.
$2,358,800
the 5%
oil
interset
Kidder,
$1.01
1957—G Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
oper.
operations'
Net
etc.
d
past
§750,000
30,000 shs.
interest
accrued
$95,432
accrued
unsecured
1,683,149
Virginian Ity.—June Earnings Improved—
shares
ted
li§l,280.000
and
Retirement
payment of this note, issued under a hank
1, 1957, is made by Dec. 31, 1957, it there¬
de.mand
owed
was
5%
terest
1957
notes,
secured
Arthurs,
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
?he cor*
a
138,389
General
$400,000
§3,600.000
1,280,000
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
the
473,458.
143,446
;
•
$500,000
3,600,000"
Disney¬
At
unsecured
tne
1.178,063
183, p. 2340.
Net rev.
ires.
462,445
'
due
1962
Committee
Bache
j
for mwtf
,d
825,406
Shares
Net
Didivends
tal
1,002,201
of
1956
$27,129,293 $24,910,900
3,982,048
3,552,301
—————
Profit before
51,954,420
unced
14,843,879
Depreciation of buildings, machinery & vehicles
shares reserved for issuance upon exercise of pur¬
common stock at $22 per share
expiring Oct. 31,
185,889
warrants
land.
a
Net
1956
&
15,631,743
v
••
§The payment of principal and interest on these notes and
advances,
all of which represent loans made by the two stockholders
of Disney¬
land, Inc. to it, was by their terms subordinated and deferred until
the payment, on July 30, 1957, of certain other indebtedness of
1,190,884
528,721
taxes.
income
on
-Earns,
,blower
includ. advertising
,
1957.
12,706
.
Delivery & selling
becomes due.
upon
22,097
$54,067,714 $50,348,869
Cost of goods sold
value)
the
property and plant items—
income
gross
1,492.843 shs.
1962
par
for
56,830
100,700
5.875,698
note
dated Feb.
agreement
75,347
102,450
—
t3,000,000 shs.
•
April,
April,
Arkady Co., Ltd
*3,500.000
value)—
par
due
British
of
"July 7,'86
$53,867,820 $50,178,624
—
interest, etc
sale
on
Total
The
3,018,106
to
Dividends—The
Outstanding
—
$428,901
a
due
sales of products
1.957
Higher—
July 6,'57
'
$428,901
—
demand
5%
Co.—Files Financing Proposal—
Utah Power & Light
This
secured
chase
Work
3
1,
Weeks Ended—
due
,
';?
notes
advances
5%
$595,120
of com. stock (275,625 shs.)__
Earns, per share
N.
n
AUG.
Profit
promissory
1962
unseourecT
5%
applicable to com, stock and surplus
Balance
:
OF
Royalties,
note—
($2.50
secured
March,
->
tor at
ic
Ward Baking: Co.—Sales and Earnings
Twenty-Seven
Net
AS
Authorized
Disneyland, Inc.—v<
linztiog,
Grange,
as
continue to
White
and
subsidiaries—
—
ted, the
>r
generation
company plans to reissue Show
the third
time
in early 1958.
CAPITALIZATION
5%
secured
promissory
April 30, 1959-.
stages,
1
succeeding
The
for
,,
,
ngineer,
-
aacli
to
value.
Dwarfs
Company and its wholly-owned
Utility
emitting
'
Seven
_
ncllitiea
I'onsiou,
1
the
$966,063
revenues
Operating
interest
substantial
a
and
Operating expenses
0
fresh
have
1957
57
(993)
share
per
the stock
$5.13 per
financing.
annum.
Western Auto Supply
Period End. July 31—
Net
—V.
186, p.
Co.—July Sales Up—
1957—Month—1956
$21,466,000 $20,525,000
sales
365.
1957—7 Months—1956
$124,816,000 $118,331,000
>
(994)
Federal
2,834,000
6,119,000
7,393,000
$2.93
$3.36
income
on
24,525,000
13,126,000
15,413,000
8,020,000
$1.24 .1
Earnings per com. share
—V. 185, p. 2497.
Higher—
Western Pacific RR. Co.—June Earnings
income
13,092.000
6,973,000
—_
taxes
Net
$7,726,961
5,173,339
$9,069,804
6,259,081
$1,109,775
816,045
$1,338,776
977,757
operations
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 186, p. 53.
5,866,000
3,032,000
income
on
1957
the
i
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
revenue— $5,026,391
$4,777,222 $27,275,341 $26,529,150
Railway
oper.
Railway oper.
3,344,984
—V.
income
oper.
ry.
19,937,869
11,399,000
$5.43
part
$1,111,989
638,214
$7,337,472
3,823,354
$6,164,553
3,574,470
186, p. 261.
...
Up—
the
Western Ry. of Alabama—June Earnings OffRailway
Railway
oper.
$289,979
283,602
expenses
$311,006
279,456
$2,040,516
1,809,081
$31,550
$231,435
20,637
138,055
965.)—V. 185,
p.
$2,122,581
1,803,191
$6,377
11,658
revenue.
oper.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—-Month—-1956
rev.
$319,390
178,971
from railway
operations
Net railway
oper.
—V. 185, p. 2854.
inc.
p.
—V.
—V.
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
and sell a product known as "Viderna."
Sales of lumber,
other
Total
Cost
pulp, plywood, containers and
products.:
forest
income
Othet
1957
(net)
$
_____
3,654,102
_____
income
Net
Net
:
:__
per
28,145,640
share.
31,992,843
$1.06
$0.93
Towne Manufacturing
&
Gas Co.
—
Files Bond Financing
:—
sales
before
Income
_____
provision
30,
Co.
(&
for
Subs.)—Earns.
-6 Mos. End. Jun 30-
1956
$65,735,086 $62,206,607
V
2,505,667
income
1,303,634
$1,202,033
Earnings per share
5,990,053
3,166,478
$2,720,395
$2,823,575
2,220,844
2,199,679
*1,875.661
$0.54
$1.24
Average number of shs. outstanding
loans;
5,643,514
2,923,119
income—.;
on
1957
$33,205,976
—
taxes
for
the
company
proceeds of
bank
The
1957, Kieckhefer Container Co. and The Eddy Paper
Corp, were merged into Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
The above state¬
ments include the combined results of operations of the merged com¬
panies for both periods.—V. 185, p. 2145.
April
$5,325 000
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Months—1956
$61,870,547 $58,665,699 $412,776,452 $402,184 258
3 Mos. End.
Net
income—
—__
__________
stock
♦Giving effect to
—V.
186,
split
new
of
plans
company
common
its
stock to
outstanding
to
Corp.—Registers With
1
$151
Aoril
en
19,
1956
670,
p.
Yard-Man Inc.—Orders Increase—Stock Option Planits
in
S&C
fiscal
new
this
year,
of committal from its
letters
covering
Bengel,
Aug.
short-term
are
loans incurred for construction
outstanding at the termina¬
bank
year,"
The
,
Under
available
options
purposes of which about $8,000,000 will be
tion of the common stock offer.
Bengel
Mr.
to
price.—V.
to
the
has
received
contracts
and
its
lawn
at
than
more
mower
products,
annual
the
meeting
received
this
Russell
held
early
in
on
any
stated.
approved
terms -of
restricted
a
of
at
option
an
stock
option
the-plan 48,000 shares
board
employees
186.
of
stockholders
considerably
stockholders
employees.
net
told
is
"This
corporation
principal customer, Sears; Roebuck & Co.,
$7,700,000
than
more
President,
27.
prior
proceeds from the sale of the
for current construction or to pay a portion
the
use
pay
shares for
2Vs
of
■
Service
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 27 covering a proposed offering to stockholders of rights to sub¬
scribe for 253,494 shares of common stock (par $10)
on the basis of
one
new share
for each 10 shares held of record Sept. 20, 1957. The
offer, which is to expire Oct. 8, 1957, will be underwritten by a group
headed by The First Boston Corp.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc. and William Blair & Co.
22,530,000
of
Woolworth Co.—July Sales Higher—
This
7,694,767
income
net
June 30,'57
..
15,558,933
8,383,703
15,700,000
taxes—
income
income
On
17,386,158
than Federal income taxes
income
Federal
Yale
1957—4 Weeks—1956
1957—30 Weeks—1956
$33,116,047 $308,039,518 $246,287,232
Wisconsin Public
141,343,272 144,823,326
pi goods sold and -epenses
and depletion
and
2854.
185, p.
Provision for taxes
4,286,142
210,958,773 222,599,869
^Depreciation
Taxes other
$
207,304,671 218,313,727
:
communities.
1957, total revenues of the com¬
net ncome to $5,494,000 compared
bond sale will be used to retire $1,000,000 of
to reimburse the company's
treasury for
capital expenditures previously made; and to finance in part the cost
of
continuing property additions and improvements.
Substantially
all of
the construction
expenditures of the company from July 1,
1957,
to June 30,
1958, budgeted at approximately $3,200,000, will
be for gas mains and other gas distribution facilities.—V. 182, p. 1847.
.1
'
."
■
■
' ' '
*:
1956
nine
31,
and
365.
outstanding
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Six Months Elided June 30—
to
1957,
Net
to be used
to manufacture
service
186, p. 365.
on
corporation on Aug. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 1,000 shares. j>f common stock (no par) to be offered
per
July
$30,273,000
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
covering $2,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1982, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
This
22,
The
$50
p.
electric
$40,264,561
Wisconsin Natural
Files With Securities and
SEC
—
186,
of
Period End. July 31—
Net
Manufacturing Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—
Exchange Commission—
Wey-Do
_
ended
$31,406,000
revenues
Sales
2962.
Period End. July 27—
Sales
wholesale
and
1956.—V.
j ear
if
is
months
12
total
(F. W.)
1956,
fund
184,
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—July Sales Rise—
Net
4
Inc.—Registration Statement Withdrawn
registration statement filed with the SEC on Aug. 28,
covering a proposed public offering of $20,000,000 20-year sinking
debentures due 1976, was withdrawn on June 17, 1957.
(See V.
The
period End. JuneUO—
the
with
186, p. 365.
Wilson & Co.,
,
earnings, for the remainder of
Expenditures
for construction are
1957 and $19,500,000 in 1958.
Michigan with a population of about 545,500. Retail
furnished to 278 communities, retail gas service to
Upper
service
amounted to
pany
$2,494,550 $20,009,273 $18,729,364
$3,505,838
Sales
—V.
of
communities,
For
1957—7 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. July 31—
20,364,597
$1^81,407
-869,565
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
3,665,233
expenses.
program.
total $12,000,000 in
corporation is engaged principally in the production, trans¬
mission, distribution and sale of electricity and in the purchase, tlistribution and sale of gas in a territory of approximately 10,000 square
miles in north central and northeastern Wisconsin and an adjacent
electric
White Stores, Inc.—July Sales
2, 19-5.7
The
19
Period End. June 30—
Monday, September
.
and retained
construction
expected to
before Fed. taxes
Income
provisions
depreciation
76,213,000 139,338,000 144,068,000
67,994,000
sales
Net
railway
from
rev.
$
$4,140,851 $28,606,078 $26,411,450
3,031,076
19,536,274 18,684,489
$4,442,913
3,104,137
expenses-
.
.
Subject to market conditions, the company also expects to sell an
proximately $7,000,000 of first mortgage bonds late in 1957 to nav
its
bank
loans and - td provide .money,
in addition to • funds from
Decline-
1957—6 Mos.— 1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956 •
Period End. June 30—
1957—6 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. ievemie__
Railway oper.
Net
Wheeling Steel Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Maryland Ry.—Earnings-
Western
period End. June .30—~
at
Financial Chronicle
The, Commercial and,
53
directors
for
price
of
the
of
plan
of
purpose
95 to
the
of
for
key
stock
common
granting
then
market
777.
p.
4
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
.
office.
ALABAMA
son,
Calera, Ala.
Legality approved by Daw¬
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
Denver.
Warrant Sale—An issue of
$20,general obligation war¬ Pinal County School District No. 2
sold to Hugo Marx &
(P. O, Florence), Ariz.
Co.
• •"
;
Bond
Offering — Eleanor
K.
Caffall, Clerk of Board of Super¬
Eufaula Housing Authority, Ala.
will receive sealed bids
Notes Not Sold—No bids were visors,
000 4V2%-
rants
was
.
.
from 1970 to 1982 inclusive.
137,000
4M>s.
Due
August
on
Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
fered
$160,000 notes of¬
Aug. 27.
Sale
—
The
Francisco.
awarded
to
a
Bond
improvement
inclusive; $425,000 4%s, due
on Sept.
1 from 1968 to 1977
inclusive; and $992,000 5s, due
Sept. 1 from 1978 to 1986
inclusive.
of Phoenix.
CALIFORNIA
Alvord
School
District, Riverside
County, Calif.
Bond Offering
nat,
—
G. A. Pequeg-
Clerk,
County
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in River¬
side until 11
(PDST) on Sept.
3
for
the purchase
of $110,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
a.m.
Oct.
on
1
from
1958
1 from 1978 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal
payable at
and interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
(A-O)
office.
Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los
will
receive sealed
(MST)
purchase
of
a.m.
B. Hanna,
Supervisors,
of
bids
until
11
Sept. 16 for the
$2,000,000 building
on
Los
Oct. 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
on
District. San
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $94,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 26—v. 186,
p. 886— were awarded to a group
composed of the Bank of America
National
Trust & Savings Asso¬
San
Francisco,
Dean
Witter & Co., Lawson, Levy &
Williams,
Stone
&
Youngberg,
ciation,
and
C. N. White &
Co., at 100.05,
net interest cost of about 4.58%,
a
as
(PDST)
Visalia
until
Sept. 3 for the
purchase of $65,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, 1957. Due on Sept.
15
from
1958
Angeles,
Sept. 24
$40,000 5s. Due
1958
to
Aug.
on
1966
5,000 41/4S. Due
on
to
1968 to
1975 inclusive.
building bonds offered Aug. 27—
v.
186, p. 571—were awarded to
a
group headed by the Bank of
on
Oct.
1
from
Principal
payable at
1958
to
and
interest
the
County
1977
Treasurer's office.
Cambrian
Los
County, Calif.
Bond Sale
000
—
school
$221,-
bonds
was
sold to the Bank of America Na¬
tional
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
$84,000 5s.
Trust
&
Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, as follows:
1958 to
Due
on
Aug.
1969 inclusive.
1
from
Sale
—
The
National
Calif.
$1,250,000
Trust
&
Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco.
a
An issue of
building
Angeles County,
America
School District, Santa
Clara
Union High School District,
Bond
The bonds were sold as
4V2S, at
price of 100.22, a basis of about
4.27%.
Weed,en
N. White
La Mesa
Others
in
the
group:
& Co., Dean Witter &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane, J. Barth & Co., Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Taylor
& Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams,
&
-
Co.
Parking District No. 1,
California
Bond
City
Offering—L. L. Freeman,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
10 for the' purchase of $210,000 *
parking revenue
Sept. 1, 1957. Due
1958
1982
to
Dated
bonds.
July 1 from
Callable
on
inclusive.
beginning July 1, 1962. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
School
Union•
District,
Calif.
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los
Angeles.
Bond Sale—The
$159,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 27—
v. 186, p. 778—were awarded to a
group composed of the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
Association, San Francisco; Dean
Witter & Co.; Lawson, Levy &
Williams;
Stone
&
Youngberg;
and
Fred
D.
Blake
&
Co., at
100.018, a net interest cost of
about
4.65%,"
$59,000
5s.
as
follows:
Due
1975 «to
on
from
1
Oct. 1 from
1982^inclusive.
School
Hillsborough
Lancaster School District,
Bond
J.
Offering—■- Harold
Ostly, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Los
Angeles until-9 a.m. (PDST) on
Sept. 17 for the purchase of $54,000 school building bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
to
1977
and interest
inclusive.
Principal
the
(A-O) payable at
County Treasurer's office.
La
District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
1958
Oct.
on
1974 inclusive.
1958 to
15 from
on
inclusive.
1977
San Diego County,
inclusive.
Aug. 15, 1967.
49,000 4V2s. Due on Aug. 15 from
for
C,
and
Encinitas
follows:
Due
a.m.
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due oil
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclu¬
in
(CDST) on
the
purchase
of
$177,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1957.
9
No. J
Bond Offering—Elsa
1, 1957. Due
office
Citrus
until
(A-O)
County High School District
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
his
at
2 p.m.
100,000 4V2S. Due
inclusive.
ARIZONA
1979
to
inclusive.
Treasurer's
bids
J.
Castle-Summer Home Union School
Artesia School District, Los
1,500,000 school and storm water
sewer refunding warrants, for
$73,000 4Yzs, due on Sept.
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive;
$423,000 4%s, due on Sept. 1
from 1968 to 1977 inclusive;
and 1,004,000 5s, due on Sept.
Board
in
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
warrants, for $83,000 4y2s, due
on Sept. 1 from 1958 to
1967
of
office
office.
price of 97.50, a net interest cost
of about 5.05%, as follows:
Clerk
Tulare
Oct.
Securities Corp., HenMayes, Inc., Stubbs, Smith,
&
Lombardo,
Inc.,
Thornton,
Mohr & Farish, Cumberland Se¬
curities Corp., Robinson-Humph¬
rey Co., Inc., Stern Bros. & Co.,
Harold E. Wood & Co., J. M. Dam
& Co., and Shropshire & Co., at a
Pima
bids at his
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering — Harold
sealed
&
County, Calif.
Angeles until 9 a.m. (PDST) on
Sept. 17 for the purchase of $20,000 school building bonds. Dated
drix &
on
Elbow School District,
M
Stone
and
Offering—Claud H. Grant,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Carmenita School District, Los
Equitable
capital
\
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
com¬ Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
posed of Sterne, Agee & Leach,
$1,500,000
Co.
Ostly, County Clerk, will receive
$3,000,000
group
&
Dillon, Union Securities &
Lawson, Levy & Williams,
& Youngberg. H: E. Work
Co., Irving Lundborg & Co.,
man
Co.,
Bond
until 2 p.m. (MST) on Sept. 6 for
the purchase of $50,000 building
obligation warrants of¬
fered Aug. 26 — v. 186, p. 886 —
were
White
July 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
Gadsden, Ala.
Warrant
general
& Co., Stone &
Youngberg, Wagenseller & Durst,
Inc., Jones, Cosgrove & Miller,
Fred D. Blake & Co., and C, N.
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
bonds. Dated
received for the
Irving Lundborg
1
San
Puente
Los
Union
High Sch. pist.,
Angeles County,
Calif-
Mateo
Cojiigty, Calif.
Sale—Tfe $870,000
Bond
build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 27—v. 186,
p.
670—were awarded to
headed
by
a
group
the "Bank of America
National
Trust & Savings Asso¬
ciation,
of
San- Francisco,
at
100.06, a net interest cost of about
3.47%, as follows:
$195,000 5s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
450,000 3V4S. Due on Sept. 1 from
1963
to
1972
inclusive.
225,000 3V2S. Duq
1973
to
1977
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
build¬
Sale—The $360,000
Bond
ing bonds offered Aug. 20 — v186, p. 571 — were awarded to a
group composed of the SecurityFirst National Bank, of Los An¬
geles, R. H.
H.
Work
E.
Moulton & Co., and
& Co., as 4V2s, at a
price of 100.61,
a
basis of about
4.42%.
Monterey Park,
Bond
eral
tion
Sale—The
obligation
bonds
Calif.
$450,000
park and
offered
Aug.
gen¬
recrea¬
26--
awarded to a
Other members of the account:
group
Security-! n
Dean Witter & Co., Merrill Lynch, National
Bank
of Los Angel
,
Pierce, Fenner &, Beane, J. Barth Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner «
& Co., Wm. Rr Staats & Co., East¬ Beane, and R. H. Moulton & L •>
-vCT'.
186,
670—were
composed of
p.
-
186
Volume
Number 5669
D. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(995)
100.01,
at
net
a
interest
cost
of
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
about 4.30%, as follows:
Boston.
$120,000 5s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Greater
1958 .to
1965 inclusive.
4s. Due
30,000
and 1967.
"f
Sept.
on
•"
1,
;
300,000 414s. Due on Sept. 1 from
to
1968
'
„
.
.
to 1981 inclusive.
sion
1966
000 494% bridge construction rev¬
Sale—'The $1^8,000 school
Bond
886—were
tutions,
to
Co.; and Hill, Richards
Co.,'jointly f
" ;
,\j
"
<■
■*'■
4;.-'•
'
'; ■'
1
San Mateo C(ty Schol District,
,
■r
San
,
Dec. 3,
and
a
.
Mateo
County, Calif,
1
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 27
v. 0186,
of insti¬
group
located
bonds
in
sold
'on
671—were awarded to a group
composed ofvBlyth & Co., Jnq,
R. H. Moulton & Co.,. and Secu¬
rity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles,- at 100.01, a net interest
cost, of about 3.79%, as follows:
,
IV:
5s.
$60,000
Due
Life
N
Due Aug. 1, 1962.
j
Due on Aug. 1 from
1963 to 1980 inclusive.
>•
:
!
Santa Ana, Calif.
Bond
Offering
Hunter
Errna
1,000,000
City
Council
bids
until
will
7:30
receive
on
j
V* i
-'f
Hartford
Insurance
Fire
CO.
i:-'
Indemnity Co.
'500,000 Society for Savings.
sealed
400,000
United
Trust
States
Co.,
-New York.
300,000 Phoenix Insurance Co.
'
Principal and- in¬
300,000 Hartford Steam Boiler
1
from
1
1958
Inspection and Insurance Co.
(A-O)
payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Bond
Insurance Co.
well,
L.
—
County Clerk,
sealed
bids
until
tura
1
Offering
his
at
11
will
school
-
Bond
Ven¬
(PDST)
on
building feonds. Dated
Oct. 15,
1958 to
1957. Due oil Oct. 15 from
1974 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
<>
Valle
Groton
receive
in
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $250,000
Trust Co.
4
Hallo-
E.
office
a.m.
100,000 Connecticut Bank &
*
Linda School District,
Los
(P. O. Groton), Conn.
Offering — Verne E.
Dewey, First Selectman, will
ceive
sealed
tiL2
the purchase of
office
in
10 for
$630,000 bonds,
as
general
Sept.
The
bonds
bonds.
purpose
1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
on
'
1958 to
,
dated
1957.
Sept. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able
at
Oct.
Bank.
1958
1977
to
Oct. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
on
and interest (A-O)
payable at the
Colorado
Warrant
Robert
(State
Offering
above
eral
bonds
Secretary
offered Aug.
778
p.
at
a
Fund
way
on
Oct.
1, 1957. Due
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclu¬
sive.
Warrants
thereafter
1,
anticipation
revenue
warrants.-Dated
are
1968.
due
in
callable
and
1969
of Jan.
as
interest
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's
office, or at
the
Chase
Manhattan Bank, of New York
Principal
Bond
bonds
of Denver.
10
for the
500,000 bonds,
$300,009
purchase of $1,follows:
„•
as
.
storm
bonds.
Due
1958 to
1967
500,000 Civic
Due
on
sanitary
on
-sewer
Sept.
1
from
Center
Site
Sept. 1 from
ris
Trust
cago,
of
&
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
>.
bonds
,
0o7.
are
dated
egality
-
to
Sept.
1,
pay-
city Treasurer's office,
approved
by
Aug. 1 from
on
Ropes,
1973
to
1987
Jackson
&
Curtis.
Hornblower & Weeks; Ira Haupt
Co.; Baxter & Company; Hirsch
Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.;
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1958 to
$300,000 First
District tax anticipation notes of¬
fered, Aug. 27—v. 186, p. 886—
awarded
Bank
to
&
Sale
Bond
Sale
Hartford
Na¬
Trust Co.,' Hart¬
discount.
bonds
p.
offered
—
The
purpose
Aug.
27
v.
—
779—were awarded to
basis
a
186
group
Other
by
of
about
members
3.53%.
of
The
Aug.
$1,200,000
186,
29-^-v.
bonds to
a
Corp.; Estabrook & Co.;
Watkins, Morrow & Co., and
Juran & Moody, Inc., as fol¬
lows: $325,000 4s. Due on Oct.
1 from 1959 to 1966 inclusive;
$100,000 41/4S, due on Oct. 1,
1967 and 1968; and $475,000
4.40s, due on Oct. 1 from 1969
the
group:
1958
Due
1964
to
480,000 4s.
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due on Oct.
1
197.9
Illinois
College
(P.
O.
sealed
on
of
Offering
Buroker,
ceive
Village
sealed
bids
Sept. 10
$1,800,000
certificates.
until
11
will
until
8
for the pur¬
water works
Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
sold
2%s, at
as
Jan.
and optional after
from date of issue.
No.
Sale
—
The
$1,250,000
building
bonds
offered
August 22 — v. 186, p. 779 — were
awarded to a group composed of
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
314 s,
both of Chi¬
and Hurd, Clegg & Co., as
at a price of 100.04, a basis
of about
3.49%.
—
186,
p.
672—were
offered
Bank
of
Aug.
26
Vermiliollt
Whiteside and Lee Counties School
District
No.
awarded
201
(P.
O.
Sterling),
Illinois
Bond Offering
Clerk
of
Board
—
J. K. Havener,
of
School
Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
(CDST)
purchase
1957. Due
of
bonds.
on
Sept. 10 for
$75,000 school
Dated Sept. 20,
Dec.
inclusive.
trust
on
1
from
Principal
1958 to
and
in¬
company
to
in Illinois
as
may
be mutually agreeable to the pur¬
chaser
and
the
District.
Legality
approved by Chapman &
Chicago.
Cutler,
of
Winnebago County, Cherry Valley
Fire Protection District (P. O.
Bond
Chicago Board of Education
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond
Sale
The $15,000,000
school bonds offered
Aug. 28—
v.
bonds
186, p. 779—were awarded to
Citizens
terest (J-D) payable at a bank or
school
cago,
on
inclu¬
District, III.
1967
4
(P. O. Champaign), III.
Bond
1968
Sale—Tbe $3:>0,000 school
Bond
building
Champaign County Community
District
1957. Due
to
J-J.
Vermilion Independent School
the
School
1959
Interest
Engel,
years,
Unit
Vieth,
Wood, of Davenport, as
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
the
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST)
on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $60,000 general tax obligations. Dated
Oct. 1, 1957. Due serially in from
10 years
$35,000
to
of St. Louis.
—v.
Cottonwood, Idaho
Bond Offering — J. B.
20
par.
sold
was
from
1
building
of issue.
to
186, p.
Federal
Finance
An issue of
—
bonds
sive.
Sept. 23 for the pur¬
$30,000 sewer revenue
bonds. Dated
Oct.
1, 1957.
Due
serially in from 2 to 25 years. The
$7,000 bonds maturing in 1982 are
callable after 15 years from date
2
the
to
Home
and
514s. Dated Aug. 1,
re¬
p.m.
on
of
will
a.m.
$200,000 non
dormitory
revenue
779—were
Housing
Agency,
Duncan &
Harold
—
Clerk,
bids
First National Bank,
Comptroller,
Sale—The
Bond Sale
Ferry, Idaho
ILLINOIS
Atlanta, Ga.
Certificate Offering — R. Earl
City
Jacksonville), III.
Bond
Pearl, III.
Bonners
inclusive.
4.53%, as
follows: $274,000 4.30s, due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1985 in¬
clusive; and $26,000 4s, due
May 1, 1986.
Landers,
L.
&
Bond
from
1965 to 1976 inclusive.
&
Company.
terest cost of about
chase
Schwabacher
Wright & Co., Inc.;
Company, Inc.; Indian¬
apolis Bond & Share Corporation;
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Magnus &
Pohl
Wulbern, Inc., at 95, a net in¬
'EST)
S.
tax-exempt
rities
revenue
Co.;
Winne-
bonds offered Aug. 27—v.
composed of Equitable Secu¬
-eceive
J.
group
GEORGIA
sewer
Co.;
and
Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Stranahan, Harris &
Company,
Inc.; Seasongood & Mayer.
Lyons & Shafto, Incorporated;
(PST)
$6,600,000
and
J. P. Morgan & Co.
Inc., and First National City Ban]
cf New York, as 3.55s, at 100.089;
a
—
revenue
West Hartford, Conn.
school, general
im¬
$900,000 municipal gas and elec¬
,
&
Ogle, Boone
$300,000 3%s.
&
road
offered
J.
100.10, a net interest cost of about
3.95%, as follows:
IDAHO
revenue
B.
bago Counties, Hiawatha Community Unit Sch. Dist. No. 426
(P. O. Kirkland), III.
Bond Sale—The $780,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 26
—v. 186, p. 887—were awarded to
a
group
composed
of
William
Blair & Co., Inc.; Baxter & Co.,
and White-Phillips Co., Inc.,
at
Co., Inc.;
Talmage
bids
671—were awarded as follows:
p.
Richards
DeKalb,
Strauss & Co.; Townsend, Dabney
& Tyson; Fulton Reid &
300,000 municipal hospital utility
tax bonds to Pierce, Carrison,
Sale—The
tional
sewer
offered
to
Torrington, Conn.
were
Field,
Company; Rand & Co.;
Fla.
Sold—No
Not
Tallahassee, Fla.
Bond
tric
1977 inclusive.
Note
and
bonds
inclusive.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.; Seattle-First Na¬
tional
Bank;
Laidlaw
&
Co.;
Shields & Company; Blair & Co.,
Incorporated;
Paine,
Webber,
submitted for the $2,000,000
,
186,
Bank, Chi¬
100.47, a basis
at
1 from
Due on Aug.
1977 inclusive.
Pensacola,
Somers, Conn.
—
Elsie L. Bur-
on
to
Certificates
sewer
v.
—
don, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
c/o
Day, Berry &
Howard, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
,
1965
Offering
headed
Principal and interest
We at thc
Due
295,000 4%s.
3.55%.
.
Bond
1958 to
1958
from
chase
Savings
3.60s,
as
about
bonds.
'00,000 Burr Creek School bonds.
1972
Ingen & Co., Inc., Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., and Clem¬
ent A. Evans & Co., at par, a net
interest cost of about 4.77%, as
street
Corp.,
Arthur
B. J. Van
were
.
due
Ocala, Fla.
Safe,,:— The $410,000 im¬
provement revenue bonds offered
Aug. 28—v. 186, p. 779 — were
awarded to a group composed of
&
1970
Ball, Burge & Kraus.
certificates
Aug. 29—v. 186, p. 671.
$500,000
Aug. 26
ford, at 2.75%
inclusive.
1967 inclusive.
Due
a
886—were awarded to the Har¬
p.
Comptroller,
will
receive
sealed bids.unt.il noon (DST) 011
4.20s,
The Ohio
provement
Sale—The
1957. Due
Sept.
100.47,
3.20s,
basis of
as
as
Other members of the group are:
&
the
.
offered
000^school
CONNECTICUT
to
000
&
186,
to
ford, until 1:30 p.m. (EDST) on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $830,-
Bridgeport, Conn.
Bond Offering—John J. Morris,
City
Corporation,
of
v.
—
Norwalk, Conn.
-
and
City. legality approved by Daw¬
son, Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
•
price
22
awarded
were
,—
Sept. 27 for the
purchase of $8,000,000 State High¬
The
$325,000 Gen¬
Public Improvement No. 25
about 3.10%.
on
mentioned
-
Haven, Conn.
—
sion will receive sealed bids until
(MST)
porated.
$115,000 5s.
First Boston
a.m.
.
follows:
Livingston announces
State Highway Commis¬
11
Bodine; Rand & Co.; William R.
Staats & Co.; Thomas & Company
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Federa¬
tion Bank and Trust Co.; Brooke
& Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger &
& Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Inc.; F. Brittain Kennedy & Co.;
G. C. Haas & Co.; Fulton Reid &
Co., Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd; A.
M. Kidder & Co., Inc.; Townsend,
Dabney and Tyson; Freeman &
Company.
Rodman & Renshaw; Granbery,
Marache & Co.; Dreyfus & Co.; H.
E. Work & Co.; Blewer, Glynn &
Co.; Kormendi & Co., Inc. and
Berney Perry & Company Incor¬
hattan
Lehman
First National Bank, of Port¬
inclusive; $154,-:
on
Sept. 15, land, , Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
and 1972; and $1,155,000 Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
414s, due on Sept. 15 from Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.^ Inc.,
1973 to 1987 inclusive.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Gregory
2,000,000
flood
control
bonds: & Sons, City National Bank and
Co.,
American
National
$691,000 5s, due on Sept. 15 Trust
Bank & Trust Co., both of Chi¬
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive;
$154,000 4.20s, due on Sept. cago, W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.
Trust Company of Georgia, At¬
15, 1971 and 1972; and $1,City
National
Bank
&
155,000 414s, due on Sept. 15 lanta,
from 1973
to 1987 inclusive.' Trust Co., Commerce Trust Co.,
1,500,000 park improvement both of Kansas City, Barr Brothers
bonds:
$514,000 5s, due on & Co., Laidlaw & Co., Geo. B.
Sept. 15 from 1959 to 1970 in¬ Gibbons & Co., Inc., Kean, Taylor
clusive; $116,000 4.20s, due on & Co., C. F. Childs & Co., A. M.
Sept. 15, 1971 and 1972; and Kidder & Co., Inc.
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Good$870,000 4j/4S, due on Sept. 15
from 1973 to 1987 inclusive.
body & Co., Rodman & Renshaw,
Fahey, Clark & Co., Rand & Co.,
6,000,000 Kalihi Tunnel bonds:
$2,481,000 5s, due on Sept. 15 McDonald & Co., Wm. E. Pollock
& Co., Inc., Third National Bank
from 1959 to 1970 inclusive;
$414,000 4.20s, due on Sept. in Nashville, First National Bank,
15, 1971 and 1972; and $3,- of Memphis, and Robinson-Hum¬
105,000 414s, due on Sept. 15 phrey Co., Inc.
Dwinnell,
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
E.
that the
V Charlottesville;
4.38%,
Other members of the syndicate:
Trust Co., Chase Man¬
Bankers
1971
Harkness & Hill Incorporated; De
Haven & Townsend, Crouter &
ford.
New
of)
—
are
the
Bond Sale
.
about
1962
■1
Ohio Company;
Ernst &
The Peoples National Bank
Co.
of
by the First
Northern Trust
Bank,
Co., Continental Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co., all of
Chicago,
First National
City Bank of New
York, and Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
as
3s, at a price of 92.71, a basis
$2,000,000 sewerage bonds: $691,-. Webster Securities
Van Ingen & Co.
000 5s, due on Sept. 15 from
The
Co.;
cost
National
Bank, both of New York,
Brothers, J. P. Morgan
Co., Inc., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc.,
Kidder, Peabody
&
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
R.
H.
f'ol-1 Moulton & Co., Seattle-First Na¬
tional Bank, of
Seattle, Stone &
lows:
& Co.
man
Legality approved by Rob¬
inson, Robinson & Cole, of Hart¬
County Treasurer's office.
COLORADO
basis of about
a
est
Bond
Sept. 17 for the purchase of $22,000 school building bonds. Dated
1, 1957, Due
were
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Shields &
Company; Ladenburg, Thalmann
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown &
Sons; Bache & Co.; Gregory &
Sons.; W. H. Morton & Co.; Incor¬
porated; Brown Brothers Harri¬
$510,000 school
bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
Los
(PDST)
a.m.
offered
—
FLORIDA
Due
his
Sept.
on
779
p.
syndicate headed by
Trust Co., New York
a
follows:
120,000
at
(DST)
p.m.
J.
.
bids
re¬
Hartford
National Bank & Trust Co., Trust
Dept., 777 Main St., Hartford, un-
Ostly, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
the
at
clusive.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — Harold
Angeles until 9
bids
186,
(City and County of)
Bond
Sale
The
$11,500,000
bonds offered Aug. 29—v. 186, p.
887—were awarded to a syndicate
headed by Lehman Bros.; Phelps.
Fenn & Co., and Bear, Stearns &
Co., at a price of par, a net inter-,
McConnick & Co.; Stern, Lauer
200,000 National Fire Insurance
Valley Unified School District,
Ventura County, Calif.
v.
—
Guaranty
.200,000 Connecticut Fire
Co.
Simi
bonds
purposes
Aug. 27
awarded to
of
/,:>.•
-
.
500.000 Hartford Accident and
the
tb
Oct.
inclusive.
terest
North America.
500,000
p.m.
.
1977
of
41,000,000 Connecticut State Em*.
'
ployees Retirement System. 1
(PDST) on
Sept. 16 for the purchase of $700,000 library bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1957. Due
Company
1;000,000 Indemnity Company of
Mrs.
that
Insurance
various
—
syndicate headed
a
of about 3.64%.
HAWAII
&
Si4 'North■ America.
''
Clerk
—
4 '
'
1,500,000~Etna Insurance Co.
V
announces
"
'
City. Legality approved by
Sibley,
Troutman,
Smith, of Atlanta.
Meadow &
Other members of the syndicate:
"
Insurance Co.
Sale
1
-
York
Spalding,
—
(State of)
The
$21,250,000
price of 100.7199,
3.31%.
4
_2,009,000 Phoenix Mutual Life
4'
DELAWARE
Delaware
City, .Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., as 3.40s, at a
Co.
7-2,000,000 Etna Casualty and
7, ; Surety Co.
20,000 4 lis.
420,000 394s.
Insurance
Principal and
(M-S)
payable at
the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
fiscal agent of the City in New
Honolulu
C
Co.
inclusive.
interest
Bradford & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Bond
Insurance
Life
1 from
1959 to 1961 inclusive. 4
&
1977
to
and Brown Bros. Harriman & Co.
follows:
as
2,500,000 Connecticut Mutual
Aug.
on
Bros.
& Hutzler; C. J.
Co.; R. W. Pressprich
& Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; Dominick & Dominick; J. C.
Devine
allotment
an
-
p.
Salomon
dated
are
$5,000,000 Travelers Insurance Co.
5,000,000 Travelers Indemnity Co.
; 3,,000,000 Etna Life Insurance Co.
3,000,000 Connecticut General
/
'
Bros.;
Northern
Trust
Co., Chicago; Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City;
1957, mature Dec. 3, 1987,
were
oasis,
Schwa-
bacher &
&
to
principally
Hartford. ^The
Aug. 27—v. 186, p.
awarded
bonds
enue
,
bonds offered
issue of $30,000,-
an
,
Valley Union Sch. District,
Sonoma Countyi Calif. >
■
Sale—The Authority just
recently sold
Rincon
*
Bridge Commis~
(P. O. Hartford), Conn.
Bond
•.
•,<r
Hartford
Lehman
59
Cherry Valey), III.
Offering—Clarence
Zim¬
Secretary of the Board
of Trustees, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Sept.
9 for the purchase of $68,000 fire
department bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
merman,
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
-
.
.
Monday, September
.
(■
2, 1937
(996)
CO
1962 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at a bank¬
ing* institution designated by the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
186,
Chicago.
672
Valparaiso School City, Ind.
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees,-/will
receive
(DST)
Jr.,
sew¬
p.
&
Sept. .12
Due
1961 to
to
Due
Miller, of Indianapolis.
& Trust
a
price of 100.35,
Iowa
gett, Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 4
for the purchase of $245,000 school
building bonds.
OttvmWa, Iowa
Bond
Offering
Howard, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
and
Bond
Offering
Township
Vernon Wade,
—
to
Trustee,
1972
Dated
Menifee
County (P. O.
Frenchburg), Ky.
Bond Offering — John E. Am-
of
awarded
Ross,
Sloan Consol. Sch. Dist., Iowa
apolis.
Bond
Mooresville, Ind.
Bond Offering — Myrtle Asher,
Town Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
on
of
Dated
p.m.
Sept.
callable
as
Jef¬
purchase of $75,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1957.
Due
1,
on
Nov.
1 from
1958
to
1976
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler of Chicago.
on July 1 from 1960 to
inclusive. Bonds due in 1969
are
I.
for the
1957. Due
thereafter
Offering—Cecilia
frey, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST)
on Sept.
11
Sept. 12 for the pur¬
$806,000 sewage works
bonds.
revenue
Bond Sale
town
office
of
Iowa
was
Moines.
•
.
of
Des
Offering
Treasurer
will
of
—
R.
Board
receive
sealed
(CDST)
purchase
of
a.m.
■
until
Bond
10
cas,
Sept. 17 for the
$680,000
non-tax
exempt dormitory revenue bonds.
on
Offering—Harley E. Lu¬
Manager, will receive
City
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 16 for the purchase of $24,500
sanitary
interceptor
sewer
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1997 inclusive. Inter¬
March
est
sive.
J-J.
Legality approved by
Dallstream, Schiff, Hardin, Waite
& Dorschel of Chicago.
bonds. Dated Get.
School
Building
awarded
to
a
bonds
p.
779
—
a
basis of about 4.99%..
<
,r
..
♦
i
i
Valparaiso, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
$18,000 munic¬
ipal bonds offered Aug. 23 — v.
price of
was
par.
Jackson
.No.
Bond Sale
—
An issue of
as
Co., at
a
was
Consol.
Sch.
Dist.
Bond Offering
—
J. D. Koonce,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 11
(CST) 011 Oct. 3 for
the purchase of $1,000,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to 1977
a.m.
inclusive. Alternate bids
on
are
asked
(1) non-callable bonds and (2)
bonds
April
callable
1,
1968.
inversely starting
Interest A-O.
New Orleans, La.
Certificate Offering
—
Robert E.
Develle, Director of Finance, will
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
on
$185,000
certificates
are
price of par,
on
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
Such
paying
agencies
in
New
Orleans
New York City as the
designate. Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
City
Interest A-O.
bonds
or
may
a
awarded
to
I
at 100.13,
&
basis of about 2.95%'
a
Maiden Housing
Note
Authority, Mass.
Offering—Goerge M. Ed¬
Chairman,
will receive
bids at
sealed
the State Housine
Tremont St., Boston
until noon (DST) on Sept. 4
for
the purchase
of $300,000 State,
Aided Project notes. Dated Sent
120
Board,
if
9
Marshtield,
Offering
Bond
Mass.
Shirley
—
>a
sealed
•
bids
Bank-State
the
at
Street
\ ie
ft
ie
re,'
Crosse, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
Second
Trust
Co.
Municipal Dept., Ill Franklin St!*
Boston, . until
noon
(DST) on
Sept. 11 for the purchase of $100,,
000 police
station bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
1958
3C
Tucker
Anthony & R. L. Day & Co. ,as
inclusive.
1977
to
>11
1.
'i
Principal
and interest
v
payable at the above-
mentioned
bank.
Legality
apStorey,
Thorndike,
by
proved
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
New
Bedford,
Wood's Hole,
Vineyard and Nan- ■
tucket Steamship Authority
(P. O. New Bedford), Mass.
Martha's
Bond Offering—Frank B. Look,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
National
the
at
Shawmut
hi
ti
Bank,
40 Water
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DST) on Sept. 5 for the purchase
of
$300,000
Steamship revenue
bonds. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
0
,d
n
Bond Offering—Michael J. Bir¬
(DST)
11
Sept. 12 for the pur¬
$23,550,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
bonds.
Rhstnri!''
Cornelier,
Town
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
receive
at
the Union
National Bank,
Lowell, until noon
(DST) on Sept. 5 for the purchase
of $400,000 school bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
Due
school
on
Oct.
building
1
from
1959 to 1987 inclusive. Princi
pal and "interest. (A-O)
pay
91
Mass.
Reading,
Offering
E
Sherman
—
9'
&
Palmer
Murphy, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive Sealed bids at the Merchants
National Bank, 28
State St., Bos¬
ton, until noon (DST) on Sept. 12
for the purchase
bonds,
of $760,000
foliows: %; ;f
as
bonds;/Due
on
from 1950 to 1977
•
Valmore W.
—
school
''Oct. T
inclusive.
120,000 bonds. Due on Oct. 1
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
The
1957.
bonds
dated
are
from
Oct. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
above-mentioned bank,
able at the
Legality
by
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge, 01
approved
Thorndike,
Boston.
and interest payable at
the Second
Co., Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
bonds offered
Boston.
888—were awarded to
Norton, Mass.
Bank-State Street Trust
Lynn, Mass.
Note
Sale —The $500,000 notes
$155,000 water
186, p.
the Second
Bank State Street Trust Co., Bos¬
ton, as 3.90s, at 100.18, a basis 01
Sale—The
Bond
about
3.87%.
offered Aug. 27 were awarded to
Security Trust Co., of Lynn,
at 2.18% discount,
The
notes
are
y
"
due
on
Nov.
29,
1957.
Payable
York
City. Legality approved by
in Boston
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
New
or
Palmer
&
street
bonds offered
888—-were
J.
street bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1962 in¬
are
dated
Sept.
1,
at the City Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by
Palmer
&
(DST)
Hogaii,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
at the office of the State
Board,
able at the Union Trust Co. of
until
120
Maryland, in Baltimore.
the
Tremont
Housing
St., Boston,
-Sept.'. 4 for
(DST) on
purchase of $480,000
noon
City
sealed
State-
1
Francis K. J-
—
Treasurer
11 a- '
bids until
Sept. 18 for the pw
$5,200,000 bonds, as toi
on
chase of
lows:
Due
on
Oct.
reservoir bond*
1 from 19"8 t0
1976 inclusive.
1,200,000
Due
1976
school
on
Oct.
on
■Ji-
project M>n®'
19o8 to
1 from
inclusive.
500,000 school
Oct.
1
n.ie
500,000 water mains
Oct.
1
fl
n
project bonds, in
from 1958 to 19?<
(inclusive.
on
Note Offering—David V.
as
3.90s,
about 3.85%.
r
•
Offering:
Bond
receive
or
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
186, p.
Dwinneu
Hill,
$3,000,000 water
bonds
office.
••
Callaghan,
bonds. Due on Sept.
1957. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
to
Springfield, Mass.
Mc-
$100,000
Boston,
Aug. 27—v.
awarded
&
Harkness
•
Offering—Daniel
sewer
$210,000 sewer,
and water
sidewalk,
and
100.20* a basis of
Ardle, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $175,000 bonds, as follows:
The
V v
Revere, Mass.
Lynn, Mass.
Bond
Aug. 27—v.
Bond Sale—The
.
Lynn Housing Authority, Mass.
public
Bond
$640,000
Offering
,
7
State
of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
a.m.
on
$9,300,000
North
Second Bank
able at the
1,
Storey,
Thorndike,
Doclge, of Boston.
1 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Maryland
until
1982.
Callable as oi
1960. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the above-men¬
tioned bank. Legality approved by
1957.
1,
Sept.
Street Trust Company,
MARYLAND
bids
March
March 1,
or
Dated
clusive.
Baltimore County (P. O. Towson),
chase of
3V2s, at
basis of about
price of 100.21, a
City.
sealed
sold to Town-
was
send, Dabney & Tyson, as
75,000
OcL.l from
1967 inclusive.
Bond
callable in inverse
numerical order at any time upon
30 days' published notice. Princi¬
receive
sold to
(P. O. Dennis), Mass.
Sale—An issue of $100,000
District
the
mingham, County Executive, will
$70,000
Regional School
Dennis-Yarmouth
sold to
$21,000 31/2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
1961 to
Storey, Thorndike,
Boston.
by
Palmer & Dodge, of
Le¬
follows:
.49,000 3I4S. Due
Legality
Dracutt, Mass.
(P. O. Jonesboro), La.
on
swimming pool bonds
Ransom &
Parish
1
of New York
Co., of Wichita, at
Due
approved
1957.
15,
Sept.
Bond
$85,000
Meade, Kansas
were
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., and
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., as 5s,
100.01,
An issue of
Dated
LOUISIANA
offered
City
Securities
Corp.;
In¬
dianapolis Bond & Share Corp.;
at
Corp.,' and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,, Fenner & Beane, jointly.
Nov. 1 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
a
composed of
group
—
Small-Milburn
Bond Sale—The $1,190,000 first
on
Marion, Kansas
swimming pool bonds
Corporation (P. O.
Shelbyville), Ind.
mortgage revenue
Aug. 27 — v. 186,
1, 1957. Due
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
Bond Sale
Southwestern
revenue
bonds offered
20 — v. 186, p. 779 — were
awarded to'the Equitable Securi¬
of
Hays, Kansas
Hehn,
Trustees,
bids
Sale—The $200,000 school
Sept. 5 for the purchase
paving
certificates.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on Jan.
1 from 1960 to 1974 inclusive. The
KANSAS
A.
of
Bond
receive
Collegeville), Ind.
Bond
40,000 street bonds. Due on Sept.
15 from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1962 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
(CST)
(P. O.
$145,000 sewer bonds. Due on Sept.
15 from 1958 to 1986 inclusive.
Simpson County (P. O. Franklin),
Kentucky
sold to the First
Corporation,
awarded^ to
composed of C. J. Devine
& Co., J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc.,
and First National Bank of Bos¬
3.42%.
$29,500
and public
building
library bonds
888 —were
"
group
a
it
mac.
pavement
and
sidewalk
bonds offered Aug. 28—v. 186 n
notes
Louisville.
An issue of
—
offered Aug. 27 were
$100,000
adam
18, 1957. Due Oct. 23, 1958.
school
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
Wellman, Iowa
of
July 1, 1968. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Citizens
Bank, Mooresville. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Saint Joseph's College
inclusive.
ties
Sale—The $133,875 .build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 27—v; 186;
p.
779—were awarded to Shaw,
lVfcDermott & Co., and First of
Iowa Corp., jointly, as 3%s, at
100.10, a basis of about 3.74%.
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
(DST)
1977
to
building
3.40s.
(P. O. Des Moines), Iowa
American National Bank, Vincen-
1
Emmet
IBond,
callable
until
the
Saydel Consolidated School District
July 1, 1963. Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
bids
Sch. Dist., Iowa
to
'
•'
Boston, Mass.
Note Sale—The $5,000,000
of Feb.
Aug.
of
sealed
1958
as
The
—
'
MASSACHUSETTS
1, 1963. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the Montgomery National Bank,
Mount Sterling. Legality approved
by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
of
County State Bank, of Estherville,
as
mortgage revenue bonds., Dated
June 1, 1957. Due on Jan. J Jrom
196Q to 19.80 inclusive. Bonds; due
by
Chicago.
were
from
1
1957.
1,
Maiden, Mass.
Sale—The
Bond
.
in¬
$20,000 school
building bonds offered August 23
until 7 p.m. (DST) on Sept. 17 for
the
purchase
of
$130,000
first
Legality approved
Sept.
Bond Sale
Offering—Ralph S. Lane,
President, will receive sealed bids
are
1976
Callable
Ringstead Indep.
Building Corpora¬
(P. O. Decker), Ind.
in 1964 and thereafter
to
1958
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Bond
end
7:45
clusive.
inclusive.
School
tion
from
1
Nov.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Citizens Bank of Pekin. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Johnson
com¬
Project notes. Dated Senf
18, 1957. Due Oct. 23, 1958. '
wards,
1,
Legality approved' by Clark,
Street & Prendergast, of Balti¬
burgey, County Clerk, will receive
$545,000 flood protection bonds. sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) 011
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to
Sept. 3 for the purchase of $206,1976 inclusive.
000 school building revenue bonds.
190,000
sewer
bonds. Due on Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug.
will receive
(DST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $14,000 school building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
1991
until
lows:
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
chase
bids
oral
(CST) on Sept. 9 for the
purchase of $735,000 bonds, as fol¬
Township
School Town¬
ship (P. O. R. R. 2, Borden), Ind.
ceive
Genevieve
•—
V
Oct.
dated
are
-
'
.
.
bonds
interest, plus a
Co., Inc., Breed & Harrison, Inc., ton, at 2.47%
Magnus & Co., Weil, Roth & Ir¬ premium of $101/
~
The notes are dated August 30,
ving Co., Fox, Reusch & Co., John
W. Reinhart & Co., Hill & Co., 1957. Due on December 16, 1957. j
Doll & Isphording, Inc., SeasonDedham, Massi
good & Mayer, Edward G. Taylor
Bond
Offering — Andrew
D.
& Co., Inc., Westheimer & Co.,
Galvin, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
and Walter,
Woody & Heimerreceive sealed bids c/o the Mer¬
dinger, at 100.009, a net interest
chants National Bank, 28 State
cost of about 4.21%, as follows:
Street,
Boston,
until * 11
a.m.
$1,080,000 4V4s. Due on Sept. 1
(EDST) on Sept. 5 for the pur¬
from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
chase of $185,000 bonds, as fol¬
90,000 4s. Due on Sept. 1, 1972. lows:
p.m.
Jackson
nes.
!
Bond Offering—Donald D. Dag¬
well, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $1,500,000 Off-Street Parking Reve¬
nue
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1998
inclusive. Princpal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Indiana Na¬
tional Bank, Indianapolis. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
as
-
Melvin Community School District,
Indianapolis, Ind.
more,.
The
more.
group
a
(A-O) payable at the
Trust Co.% Balti¬
1957.
posed of W. E. Hutton & Co., Pohl
& Co., Inc., Charles A. Hinsch &
basis
a
of about 3.15%.
1990 inclusive.
to
awarded
were
Company, of Chicago, as
3.20s, at
<
Bond Offering—Charles H. Bos-
1959
offered
Aided
Equitable
.&
$1,170,000
building
revenue
bonds
Aug. 28—v. 186, p. 779—
school
Balti¬
Co.,
!
interest
The
—
Trust
&
8,750,000 water and sewer bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1959 to
1997 inclusive. Principal and
Kentucky
Sale
Bond
Mercantile-Safe
more.
(P. O. Louisville),
Jefferson County
Continental Illinois National Bank
Jan. 1 from
on
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City. h
son,
the
Deposit
Principal and interest (A-O)
1970.
Iowa
$350,000 air¬
port bonds offered August 26 — v.
186, p. 572 — were awarded to the
•«
'
as
facilities
Oct. 1 from
inclusive. Prin¬
on
1987
at
able
payable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Stin-
Cedar Rapids,
Bond Sale — The
Jan. 1 from
on
1975 inclusive.
630,000 5s.
1976 to
Due
callable
are
KENTUCKY
from
1
1964 inclusive.
245,000 4%s.
1965
Jan.
on
after
to
1959
and there¬
of Oct. 1,
IOWA
follows:
$50,000 5s.
1962
from
1
sive. Bonds due in 1971
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
Co.;
Stranahan,. Harris & Co.,
Inc., and Magnus & Co., at 100.07,
a net interest cost of about 4.95%,
as
Oct.
Due
cipal and interest (A-O) pay¬
(CST) on
1, 1957. Due on
to 1987 inclu¬
bonds. Dated Oct.
for the purchase of
$42,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1,
1962 inclusive. Interest J-J. Legal¬
779 — were
awarded to a group composed of
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Baxter &
186,
—v.
Ralph
—
Sept. 17 for the purchase of $41,825.000
water
works
revenue
Spitler,
Mann
—
sealed bids until 4:30 p.m.
Decatur, Ind.
Sale—The $925,000
27
Offering*
Bond
works revenue bonds offered
Aug.
Director
3y4S.
as
bonds.
Wolz,
of Finance, will receive
Offering
Bond
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
on
age
—
Farmers
the
paraiso,
INDIANA
Bond
p.
5,500,000 general public
Wichita, Kansas
were awarded to
State Bank, of Valr
School
1957. Due on Aug. 1 from
bonds, uu
1958 to w
from
inclusive.
•
«
dated. Oct. »
1957. Principal and interest jw,
able at the First National Ban*
The
Boston.
bonds
are
Legality.,,
approved
> Paln\e
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
•o
|3i(
6t
(997)
Number 5669
JVolume 186
^57 i
. . .
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Almont,Mich.
nac-.
valk
,6p.
School District
Run), Mich.
Bond Offering:—Wilma Wilson,
Secretary Of the Board of Educaion, will receive sealed bids until
f'30 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 5 for the
jurcliase of $220,000 school buildng bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due
>n June X from 1959 to 1983 incluBirch Run Area
(P. O. Birch
3fs,
*5%.
lass.
Ed.
-eive
isiug
ston,
I
for
/
$1,500,000
site bonds offered
Sale
site
The
—
building and August 22 — v. 186, p. 673
to
awarded
a
26
B.
re.
to
Michigan
Marquette, Mich.
Curtis, and
MacArthur & Co., at
par, a net interest cost of about
4.51%, as follows:
186, p.
Michigan Corp., and Ken-
MacArthur & Co., jointly,
Co., Chicago, as 3y>s, at 100.11, a
r,
>wer,
bove-
is
follows:
on
July
1983 inclusive.
Due
from 1973 to
,■
.
1958 to
41/2S.
175,000
inclusive.
1973
to
1969
Due
site
July
on
1
School District No. 1 Frac¬
(P. O. Flat Rock), Mich,
Bank, i Bond Offering — Franklin H.
1 a.m,
:i ones, Secretary of the Board of
rcliase B Iducation, will receive sealed bids
Look,
hips
1
27
tional
of
nd in.
due in
callable as
280,000
Bonds
inclusive.
1985
973 and thereafter are
vcd by
(J-J) payable at a
istitution designated by the sucessful bidder. Legality approved
H/
Paddock &
Miller, Canfield,
tone, of Detroit.
y
vill re-
780 — were
composed oi
Due
from 1958 to 1969 inclusive.
4V2S.
430,000
Due
1970 to 1981
from
41/4S.
Due
1
June
on
inclusive.
to 1986 inclusive.
from 1982
Sale—The
water
$25,000
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered Aug.
26 were purchased by
.Bos-
Mich.
School District,
Bond Offering
—
•
bids unSept. 17 for
$750,000 school
building bonds. Dated
on,' will receive sealed
1
Oct.
oe
isive.
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
ite
1 from
and
on
Bonds due
958 to 1986 inclusive.
1,
pay.
July 1, 1967. Principal and
payable at a bankig institution designated by the
uccessful
bidder.
Legality aps
bank,
of
iterest (J-J)
Storey,
ol
dge,
callable
1968 and thereafter are
1
roved
by Miller, Canfield, Pad-
ock &
Fraser,
olai,
Bos
Ni-
(EST) on
>ept. 9 for the purchase of $185,general obligation street im957.
Due
on
Aug.
Dated
bonds,
>rovement
sewer,
water
aid
1,
Oct. 1 from 1958 to
971 inclusive. Bonds due
186, p.
thereafter
are
in 1968
as of
and interest
banking insti-
callable
let. l, 1967. Principal
vinneli
10s, at
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
A-O) payable at
a
ution designated by
ul bidder. Legality
$60,000 street improvement bonds.
on
E.
Jan.
The
Grand
fob
Bond
bonds,
1958 to
ds.
DUj
to
197<
Due
1^8
—
Florence M.
Edwards, City Clerk, will receive
ealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
>50,000
1958 to
9 for the purchase of
1 from 1958 to 1967
-ailable
apal
*1
obligation sewer
July 1, 1957. Due on
general
Kmds. Dated
^ec.
a
(EST)
Oct.
pay;
oi
Bank
ed
npr
P
1
bonds
payable
1
Lakefield, Minn.
Bond
.
.
1958
from
to
are
dated
1960
Sept.
15,
as
and
1, 1965. Prin(J-D) payable
institution desig¬
of Dec.
interest
banking
ned
by the successful bidder,
-legality approved by Miller, Can¬
did, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Grand Traverse County (P. O.
Traverse
City), Mich.
-ounty Clerk, will receive sealed
tfds until 10 a.m. (EST) on Sept.
1 for the
purchase of $500,000
'ifirmary bonds. Dated April 2,
957. Due on April 1 from 1958 to
Clerk,
will
until 5 p.m.
Rhem,
receive sealed
(EST) on Sept.
1, 1959. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Can-
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Port Huron,
Sale
Bond
—
Mich.
The
$1,400,000
highway fund bonds
Aug. 28—v. 186, p. 780—
awarded
Due on June 1 from
$151,000 5s.
1969 inclusive.
Due
4%s.
336,000
from
1
June
on
1970 to 1984 inclusive.
Due on June 1, 1985
and 1986.
to
a
group
com¬
thereafter
and
Minnesota
$950,000
$165,000 drainage bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
1960 to 1972 inclusive. Callable on
1967. Principal and interest
payable at any suitable bank des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Jan. 1,
MISSISSIPPI
Greenville, Miss.
Bond Sale — The $800,000 pub¬
1, 1972. Principal and
payable at any suitable
interest
bank designated
by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Bond
awarded to the Leland
receive
Due
follows:
inclusive.
payable
Principal
and interest
banking'institution
at a
iii Minnesota.
Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
Jackson
general obligation sewage system
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
on Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclu¬
Farms
Bond Sale—The
$199,000 build¬
ing bonds offeree! Aug. 26—v. 186,
p.
889 — were awarded to Ken¬
ower, MacArthur & Co.,
■
•
Van
Buren
(P.
School District
Aug.
26
and
—
v.
—
site
to
Fir^t
Michigan
a
group
Arthur & Co.;
offered
780 —were
composed of
Corp.;
Braun,
Watling, Lerchen &
$130,000 4%s. Due on June 1
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
870,000 43/2s. Due on June
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
from
1 from
Webberville Community School
District, Mich.
Note
Offering—Elmer
Minnesota
&
(P. O. Holly
Springs), Miss.
An issue of $125,-
Bond Sale
andria State Bank,
American Na¬
group
sold
Lynch,
Merrill
and
Fenner & Beane, as
Pierce,
follows:
$220,000 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1970 inclusive.
1960 to
80,000 4.10s. Due on Feb.
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
200,000 4.30s. Due on Feb.
1975 to 1984 inclusive.
entire
The
1 from
Clerk,
1, 1958.
—
will
9
sealed
(CDST) on Sep¬
purchase of
hospital bonds. Dated
for
the
$650,000
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on
Sept. 1 from
Bonds due
in 1970 and thereafter are callable
as of September 1, 1967. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, ot
1959 to
1977 inclusive.
Minneapolis.
and
3yis.
Trauernicht,
&
of
In¬
by
St.
Meridian, Miss.
Bond
Offering—Joel
W.
For¬
City Clerk and Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until 11
rester,
(CST) on Sept. 3 for the
purchase of $50,000 airport im¬
provement bonds. Due from 1958
a.m.
1967
to
inclusive.
MISSOURI
Jefferson County
Bond
School District
(P. O. Herculaneum), Mo.
Sale
—
An issue of $125,-
bonds was sold to
the Commerce Trust Company, of
000
building
Kansas
E. A. Taipale,
receive
3y2s
1, 1957. Due ori Aug.
1958 to 1969 inclusive.
City,
as
4yss and 4s. Dated
1957. Due on March 1 from
1958
to
1977 inclusive. Interest
M-S.
Legality
approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
June 1,
bids until 8 p.m.
tember
as
was
Bank,
Louis.
No. R-5
Eveleth, Minn.
Bond Offering
City
1 from
carries addi¬
1.20% from Nov.
1, 1957 to February
bonds
bridge
First National
the
F-A. Legality approved
terest
1 from
issue
tional interest of
to
—
and
Memphis,
of
were
of St. Paul, Baxter &
tional Bank,
Co.,
—
road
000
awarded to
of the Alex¬
186, p. 673
a
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Marshall County
—
composed
v.
,
Hamlin,
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Charles
Charles
Sale—The $500,000 school
Bond
Industrial
Principal and interest pay¬
at
a
banking
institution
Dated August
building bonds offered Aug. 22
$1,000,000
bonds
186, p.
awarded
of
The
4
Douglas County lndep. Consol. Sch.
Dist. No 2 (P. O. Alexandria),'
O.
Belleville), Mich.
Sale
Minneapolis.
Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
the
for
6
1, 1957. Due
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
Oct.
Bated
der.
Principal and interest pay¬
at a banking institution in
sive.
of Supervisors,
bids until 11
sealed
receive
a.m.
(CST) on Sept.
purchase of $750,000
on
p.m. (DST) on Sept.
purchase of $406,000
the
Supervisor's Dist.
Clerk of the Board
will
able
for
County
3
sive.
19
from
(P. O. Pascagoula), Miss.
Bond Offering—N. C. Everett,
No.
<
Harris,
bids until 6
inclusive.
440,000 4s. Due on March 1
1967 to 1977 inclusive.
bonds.
Cole rain, Minn.
Bond Offering—Ruth F.
March 1
011
from 1958 to 1966
1967
1959 to
Due
3V2s.
$360,000
(DST) on
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
1 from
Jan.
on
price of 100.007,
about 3.98%,
a
net interest cost of
as
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
at
of Jackson,
Offering—Vernon E. Wil¬
Village
son,
improvement bonds offered
— v. 186, p. 674 — were
Speed Co.,
lic
August 12
a
Bovey, Minn.
(CDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
for
9
receive
will
until 2
bids
Sept.
callable
are
Harold Overn,
—
Auditor,
sealed
Feb.
of
able
School District
(P. O. Lansing), Mich.
Valley
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago, First of Michigan Cor¬ tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 10 for the
poration, Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co., H. V. purchase of $32,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes, as follows:
Sattley & Co., and Fahey, Clark
& Co., at a price of 100.01, a net $16,000 notes. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due July 1, 1958.
interest cost of about 3.81%, as
follows:
16,000 notes. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
/„
Due July 1, 1959.
•
$655,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
Legality approved by Miller,
posed of
1973
as
(P. O. St. Peter),
Nicollet County
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
lows:
motor vehicle
offered
purchaser. Legality approved
Owen, Barker, Scott
Barber, of Minneapolis.
on
building bonds. Dated Aug.
system bonds.
school
building bonds offered Aug. 27—
v. 186, p. 889—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.;
McDonaldMoore & Co.; Ryan, Sutherland &
Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., and Fri¬
day & Co., at 100.03, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4.72%, as fol¬
..Bond Sale—The $550,000
Co., and McDonald-Moore & Co.,
at 100.001, a net interest cost of
about 4.50%, as follows:
of Dec.
of
purchase
suitable
any
Dorsey,
County
(P. O. Detroit Lakes),
the
&
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $140,000
general obligation sewerage
Bay
Dated
1957 to 1966 inclusive. Callable as
were
E. J. Nelson,
Bosworth & Co.; Kenower, Mac-
Due on Dec. 1 from
for
10
by
Bond Offering
Tail Counties
Otter
at
the
I, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960
1980 inclusive, Bonds due in
purchase of $40,000 Spe¬
Assessment
District
No.
1
1, 1957.
p.m.
to
School District
(P. O. Alpena), Mich.
building
street improvement bonds.
June
&
14 for the purchase of $39,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Aug. 12,
1957. Due on Aug. 12, 1958.
Bond
Parchment, Mich.
Offering—Richard
1
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
troit.
bids
—
4
payable
banking institution designated by
Bond Offering—Dr. E. G. Olson,
Tecumseh, Mich.
Offering
until
interest
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CDST) 011 Sept.
Bids for the
—
will
Schools,
of
—
.
Minnesota
school
Sold
63,000 43/2s.
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
inclusive,
^Bond Offering—Anita Kucera,
st
$350,000 school building
August 1, 1957. Due
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
lndep. Consol. Sch. Dist.
No.
$16,000
building bonds offered
Aug. 27 —v. 186, p. 889 — were
rejected.
to
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
cial
Ledge, Mich.
Offering
;n Sept.
bonds
1958
from
9 for the
will
ie pur*
1
1957.
Bond
Joint
Lainsburg), Mich.
O.
Not
Bonds
inclusive.
City
J-
a.m,
Jan.
and
Becker
Township School District
9,500 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
on
Paddock
(P.
2
1958 to
)£ Detroit.
s.
p.m.
Principal • and
interest
at any suitable
banking institution designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
MINNESOTA
of July
No.
follows:
the successapproved by
Wilier, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
5%.
(EST) on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of $69,500 special assessment bonds, as
receive
will
ealed bids until 8 p.m.
>asis o
receive
will
1960 inclusive.
Mich.
Clerk,
City
Clerk,
City
Due
Bond Offering—Richard E.
Secont
Offering—George A. Van
Bond
Epps,
$60,000
Owosso, Mich.
.
Stone, of Detroit.
water
186, p.
school
building bonds offered Aug. 26—
v.
.186, p. 888—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
July 1 from
ept. 1, 1957. Due on
Oct.
Sale—The
Bond
as
Scioto
District,
School
Michigan
Muskegon
Grace Watson,
eeretary of the Board of Educail 8
North
callable
are
Thunder
>ept. 12
school
to
3
August 1 from 1960 to 1973 in¬
(F-A)
on
Due
1957.
Sinking Fund.
the Municipal
rchants
Frankfort
May 1,
Canfield,
Note
Morenci, Mich.
Bond
on
Stone, of Detroit.
1
June
011
(EST)
Bonds
Miller,
1
June
011
p.m.
1974.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Inc.;
4%s.
in¬
banking
vest
as
until
clusive.
Sept..4 for the purchase
of $39,600 tax anticipation notes.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Jan.
15, March 1 and June 10, 1959.
(EST)
1,
July 1, 1972. Principal and
f
icr
p.
group
Co.,
&
$245,000
0
i-nien.
11
Education, wilt
Sept. 10 for the pur¬
on
of
Arthur Silvis,
—
bids
bonds. Dated
on
Lloyd C. Fry,
—
bids
sealed
receive
1 from 1960 to 1985 in¬
due in 1975 and
July
thereafter
Walter J.
Wade, Inc., and S. R. Livingstone,
Crouse & Co., as follows:
Sattley
8 p.m.. (EST) on Sept. 11
or the purchase of $300,000 buildig and site bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
956.
Due on July 1 from 1960
.1 Due
a
7:30
Dated
clusive.
Braun,
Boswortli & Co., Inc.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.; H. V.
i ntil
ivenue
186,
v.
—
on
offered
bonds
building
awarded to
Ash and Berlin Town-
mrownstown,
d bids
until
sealed
Sept. 18 for the purchase of $640,000 water supply system improve¬
ment and refunding -revenue
Dist.
Central Sch.
County
and
Aug.
1983 inclusive.
from 1974 to
ity
IS8.
bids
(P. O. Scottsville), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $955,000 school
Due on July 1 from
65,000 4%s.
ole,
Mason
Offering
Superintendent
receive
will
Clerk,
bonds.
from
Due on July 1
1968 inclusive.
100,000 5s.
idike,
).,
41/2s.
185,000
inclusive.
1972
to
1960
Joseph, Mich.
City
basis of about 3.47%.
•
ap-
—
eral
irst of
icipal
I
Due on July 1 from
$140,000 5s.
Offering—Ira D. Wagner,
Bond
The
$100,000 gen¬
obligation library bonds of¬
fered Aug. 26 —v. 186, p. 780 —
were awarded to Northern Trust
Dated
in- ■■
Sale
Bond
26—
780—were awarded, to
noo,.
from
d
composed of
Corp.; Paine,
Jackson. &
Webber,
Note
St.
wilding bonds offered Aug.
st
group
chase
Kenower,
Detroit.
Blanchard School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $340,000 school
on
lan
a
were
—
sealed
(CDST)
..
Detroit.
Co.,
u
St,,
as
of
780
p.
First
group
,
icond
)
186,
v.
—
receive
offered
bonds
awarded
were
—
building
and
Aug.
composed of
the First of Michigan Corporation,
John Nuveen & Co., Barcus, Kin¬
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ dred & Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
tion, will receive sealed bids until Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 4 for the. Cormick & Co., Allan Blair & Co.,
purchase of $78,000 school build¬ Channer Securities Co., and E.
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1957. Due Ray Allen & Co., at a price of
on July 1 from 1958 to 1983 inclu¬
100.0008, a net interest cost of
Kelly School District (P. O. R.F.D.
No. 1, Shepherd), Mich.
Bond Offering—Ruby Linville,
Bond Offering
Clerk of Board of
Bonds due in 1975 and
;ive.
Sept,
y
(P. O. Whitehall), Mich.
[; Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
,
Shores), Mich.r
...
Minnesota
School District No. 5
Lake
County lndep, Sch. District
(P. O. Grand Rapids),
318
■
Offering
J. T. Sokolik,
there¬ sive. Bonds due in 1968 and there¬ about 4.68%, as follows:
75,000 41/is. Due on July 1 from
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
after are callable as of June 1, after are callable as of July 1,
1984 to 1986 inclusive.
$330,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
1967. Principal and interest (J-D)
1967. Principal and interest (J-J)
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Wyoming Township, Godfrey-Lee Sept. 10 for the purchase of $30,jayable at a banking institution payable at a banking institution
840,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from Public School District No. 7 (P. O. 000 street light bonds. Dated Sept.
lesignated by the successful bid¬ designated by the successful bid¬
1969 to 1982 inclusive.'
1335 Lee St., S.W., Grand Rapids),
1, 1957. Due on March 1 from 1959
der. Legality approved by Miller, der. Legality approved by Miller,
330,000 41/2S. Due on July 1 from
to 1964 inclusive. Principal ? and
Michigan
L.
Panfield, Paddock ,& Stone, of Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
1983 to 1986 inclusive,
i
tate.
1
4,.
No.
u
*
\
.
White
(P. O. St. Clair
District
Bond
Paddock &
by Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
& Co.
VIoore
:kcr,
School
Itasca
troit.-
Clair Shores, Laheview Public
St.
(A-O) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
disposal.
)0nds offered Aug. 27—v. 186, p.
i80
were awarded to McDonald-
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
inclusive.
1972
to
\
est
obligation sewerage
eral
1966
callable
are
April 1, 1963. Principal and inter¬
,
Sale—The $1.00,000 gen¬
Bond
s
thereafter
and
745,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
in 1966
as of
1972 inclusive. Bonds due
MICHIGAN
»ept.
Louis.
North Kansas City, Mo.
Bond
Offering
—
Blanche
E.
will receive bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 10 for
the purchase of $350,000 hospital
Ford, City Clerk,
bonds. Dated
Sept.. !, 1957. Due on
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
62
.'. Monday, September 2, 1957
.
(998)
sive. Bonds due in 1968 and
Corn
City.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
and oral Legality approved by Caldwell,
oids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
callable
are
there¬
of
as
Co., of Kansas City,
Trust
follows:
Baird
4Vss.
$35,000
Due
Due
33/4s.
March 1,
on March
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive.
The
1957.
bonds
.
1
Due
4 ygs.
50,000
Principal and interest (M-S)
mitory revenue
26—v.
186,
p.
(DST) on Sept. 11 for the
purchase of $65,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
from 1958 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
11
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of
tax-exempt
dormitory
revenue
offered Aug. 23—v. 186, p.
27/ss, at par.
Finance Agency, as
(P. O.
Hanover), N. H.
Sale—The $1,500,000 non
Bond
bonds
Woods
William
Fulton), Mo.
Sale—The $700,000
Bond
dormitory
tax-exempt
O.
781
—
Agency,
Finance
Home
and
27/ss, at par.
as
Sch. District
(P. O. Bozeman),
Montana
Offering
Bond
Mrs.
Clerk
—
Esther Nelson announces that the
Board
Trustees
of
until
bids
7:30
receive
will
Offering
Norman T.
—
Municipal Division,
45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 19 for the
purchase of $200,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
County, Bozeman High
Gallatin
(MST) on
September 17 for the purchase of
$240,000 school building bonds.
Bank,
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank, of Bos¬
Dodge:, of
&
Palmer
Thorndike,
will
be
be the second choice of the school
Board.
•
Bond
ford,
will
Selectman,
Town
sealed
ceive
bids
c/o
re¬
Na¬
First
Bank, Municipal Division,
Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 5 for the
purchase of $109,000 water bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
tional
NEBRASKA
45
Omaha Public Power District, Neb.
Bond Sale—The
tric
revenue
$8,000,000 elec¬
bonds offered August
20—v.
to
a
186, p. 674—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
&
Stuart
98.02,
4.01%,
a
Co. Inc., at a price of
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
$1,300,000
3V2s.
Due
on
Feb.
from
1,390,000
3%s. Due on Feb.
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
3%s.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from 1977 to 1982 inclusive.
3,400,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1983 to
1987 inclusive.
! Other members of the syndicate:
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Drexel &
Co.; John Nuveen & Co. (Incor¬
porated); Blair & Co. Incorpor¬
ated; Shields & Company; Salo¬
mon Bros. & Hutzler; White, Weld,
& Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; A.
C. Allyn and Company Incorpo¬
rated; Ira Haupt & Co.; Estabrook
& Co.; L.
F. Rothschild & Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Lee
Higginson
Corporation;
Iiallgarten & Co.;. A. G. Becker &
Co.
Incorporated;
Braun,
Bosworth & Co. Incorporated; First of
Michigan
Corporation;
Alex.
Brown & Sons; R. S. Dickson &
Company Incorporated; Hirsch &
Co.; William Blair & Company;
W. H. Morton & Co. Incorporated.
Roosevelt & Cross Incorporated;
Stern
Brothers
& Co.;
Dick &
Merle-Smith; Eldredge & Co. In¬
corporated; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Company Incorporated; Wm. E.
Pollock & Co.; Inc.; Swiss Amer¬
ican Corporation; McCormick &
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; The Mil¬
waukee
Company;
Thomas
&
Company; Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co. Incorporated;
George K.
Baum & Company; R. D. White &
Company; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Milk
1958
from
to
inclusive.
1977
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank, of Bos¬
ton. Legality appproved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
School
Lodi
Bonds
Not
N. J.
District,
$195,000 school bonds offered Aug.
26—v. 186, p. 781—were rejected.
Lothrop,
receive
County
bids
sealed
will
Treasurer,
First
the
at
National Bank,
45 Milk St., Bos¬
11:30 a.m. (DST) on
until
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $200,000 hospital bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to
1977 inclusive. Principal and in¬
ton,
1
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 5 (P. O. Copiague), N. Y.
Sale —The
Bond
$2,111,000
bonds offered Au-. 27
186, p. 889—were awarded to
a
Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
& Weeks; Bache &
Hornblower
Co., and
Herbert J. Sims &
Co.;
Goodbody & Co., at 100.129, a net
interest cost of about 4.44%, as
follows:
4V2S;
$1,561,000
from
Due
Due
4.40s.
550,000
Feb.
on
1
to 1980 inclusive.
1958
NEW
1
Feb.
on
Caldwell), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $295,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 28—
v.
186, p. 781—were awarded to
Phelps, Fenn & Co., and F. R.
Cole & Co., jointly, as 414s, at
100.21, a basis of about 4.22%.
(P.
Camillus), N.
O.
ward,
Town
ceive
sealed
will
Treasurer,
bids
Comba,
Borough
receive
sealed
(DST)
Treasurer,
bids
until
on Sept. 10
of $1,865,000
bonds,
for
will
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
as
fol¬
lows:
storm
sewer
and
sanitary
bonds.
140,000 equipment and improve¬
ment
The
bonds.
bonds
1957
and
1958
to
are
mature
1988
and interest
/
dated
on
Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
* I
Young '■
from
1958
to
1977 in¬
of
Middletown.
Le¬
Newcomerstown, Ohio
Bond
notes
890—
were awarded to Wachovia Bank
& Trust Co., Wachovia, at 2.60%
interest, plus a premium of $2.00
until
2
re¬
p.m.
5 .for the pur¬
public improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1987
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Camillus
Bank.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
(F-A)
Cazenovia,
Central
Fenna and
Sch.
Dist.
Bond
Albin Beilke,
of Education,
sealed bids until 2
Offering
—
OHIO
Sale
—
The
186,
$1,185,000
889—were awarded to
p.
a
composed of Harris Trust
Savings Bank, Chicago; First
Boston
and
ner
Corp.; White, Weld & Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, FenBeane, as 4.10s, at 100.32, a
&
Co., Merrill, Turben & Co., Wm. J.
Mericka & Co., First Cleveland
Fahey,
and
4V2s,
at
price
a
Clark & Co.,
of 100.63, a
basis of about 4.40%.
-
Fulton
City School District, N.
Y.
Bond Sale—The
889—were awarded to
Stuart & Co. Inc., and
Blair & Co., Inc., jointly, as 3.7os,
at 100.13, a basis of about 3.68%.
186,
Halsey,
Bond
p.
Lima), N. Y.
Sale—The
$38,000 Town
Garage bonds offered Aug.
27
—v. 186, p. 890—were awarded to
the Genesee Valley Union Trust
Co., of Rochester, as 4.30s, at
100.10, a basis of about 4.28%.
New York Cty
Sale
—
The
(P.
County
Housing Authority,
the
1968
Due.
of
Board
inclusive.
County
(A-O) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Lorain
County,
No.
Bond
9
Not
Ridgeville
Sewer
(P.O. Elyria), Ohio
Sold—No
Due March
1958.
bids
Aug. 27.
Maple Heights, Ohio
Wetzel,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on Sept. 18
for the purchase of $388,800 spe¬
cial assessment bonds, as
street
bonds.
York
1959
Manufacturers
&
Traders
Parkview, Ohio
C. Co-
will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
riell,
Village
Clerk,
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $17,sidewalk construction bonds.
Dec. 1
1962 inclusive.
Prin¬
payable
National
City Bank of
Cleveland; Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
cipal and interest
the
at
(J-D)
t
Cleveland.
Wert, Ohio
$100,000 water
bonds offered
Sale—The
works improvement
Aug. 26
186, p. 782 — were
Fahey, Clark & Co., of
Cleveland, as 3l/2s, at a price of
100.10, a basis of about 3.31%.
—
v.
awarded to
Warsaw Local School District,
Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$340,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 28—v. 186,
p. 782—were awarded to the Ohio
Company and McDonald & Co.,
jointly, as 4%s, at. 100.42, a basis
of about 4.22%.
..
Local School District
(P. O. Dublin), Ohio
Washington
Bond Offering
—
Bailey,
Emma
Education,
until noon
(EST) on Sept. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $135,142 building bonds.
Clerk of the
Board of
Due
to
on
1968
sewer
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
district
bonds.
follows:
improvement
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Oct.
1. from 1959 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the City National Bank &
Trust Co., Columbus. Legality ap¬
proved- by
Bricker, Marburger,
Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
Dated
Due
improve¬
on
Dec.
West
bonds
dated
Oct.
1,
Trust Co., Buffalo, as 4.30s, at 1957.
Principal and interest (J-D)
100.21, a basis of about 4.27%.
payable at the Cleveland Trust
are
Lafayette Local Sch.
District,
Ohio
1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
The
(J-D) payable at the Na¬
Cleveland, in
will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—John J.
ment
1959
Olmsted.
were
distribution system bonds offered
283,800
from
Bond Offering—Richard
submitted for the $1,000,000 water
O. West Seneca),
Bond Sale—The $198,594.74 im¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 28
—v. 186, p. 890—were awarded to
1
Principal and
tional City Bank of
North
Principal and in¬
terest
District
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1 from 1959 to
Oct.
Christ-j'
M.
Auditor,
Van
York
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (DST) on Sept. 4 for
the purchase of $23,975,000 Series
CXXXIX notes. Dated
Sept. 30,
West Seneca (P.
New
on
Due
1968
Bond
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on Sept.
9 for the purchase of $47,000 spe¬
cial assessment water system im¬
provement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1957.
City
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
Offering—Eunice Conley,
of
Ohio
E,
—
will receive |
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
f
Sept. 17 for the purchase of $141,- j
750 special assessment street im¬
provement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
man,
Sandusky),
O.
Olmsted,
Offering
from 1958 to
$284,600
Ohio
Bond
Note
1957.
Bond
850
im¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 26
—v. 186, p. 471—were awarded to
McDonald
&
Co.,
as
33/4s,
at
100.30, a basis of about 3.68%.
Clerk
offered Aug.
186, p. 782—were awarded
to McDonald & Co., as 3%s, at
100.23, a basis of about 3.74%.
interest
Bond Sale—The $465,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 26—v. 186,
p. 575—were awarded to a group
composed of Hayden, Miller &
Erie
bonds
28—v.
to
(P. O, Beachwood), Ohio
Merrill
basis of about 4.07%.
the
Village Local School
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
group
&
District
Bond
building bonds offered Aug. 27—
v.
improvement
1957.
Due from 1959 to 1977
Beachwood
Corp.",
Sale—The $142,285 street
North
(CST) on Sept. 3 for the
purchase of $42,500 school build¬
as
V.
4s, at par.
as
the Board
of
receive
will
offered Aug. 26
890—were awarded to
Niles, Ohio
Dakota
North
$14,500 special
bonds
comerstown,
Bond
No. 18
p.
First National Bank of New-
the
Special School District
(P. O. Fargo), Cass County,
1
(P. O. Cazenovia), N. Y.
186,
—v.
DAKOTA
NORTH
Nelson
No.
Sale—The
assessment
Wheatland
$105,000
$1,725,000
,
Y.
(DST) on, Sept.
chase of $253,000
New
Carteret, N. J.
Offering — Alexander
Bond
A.
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
inclusive.
Camillus
JERSEY
O.
15
Bank
tional
bond anticipation
offered Aug. 27—v. 186, p.
ing bonds.
1987 inclusive.
to
from 1981
Lima (P. O.
(P.
Dec.
011
p.m.
v.
Caldwell Township School District
'
• ••
•
Monroe, Ohio
Offering-—G.
clusive/Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
$2,500,000 school
Note Sale—The
Clerk
tioned
Dodge, of Boston.
(P.O.
-
of
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) ori Sept. 18
for the purchase of $24,200 water
line extension special. assessmentr
bonds. Dated July 15, 1957. Due
building
composed of C. J. Devine
group
&
terest
payable at the above-men¬
bank.
Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
.
June 1," 1978.
on
•
Greensboro), N. C.
YORK
NEW
$850,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 28—
chase
Due
Guilford County
•
.
1977 inclusive.
10,000 3V2S.
"
;
Due on June 1 from
1973 to
the
Sold--—Bids for
"■
Bond
■>,
.
1978 ;
—
as
1972.
and
781—were rejected.
p.
Bond
Rockngham County (P. O.
Exeter), N. H.
Bond Offering — Winston H.
•
for the
50,000 5s.
1
1
186,
—v.
Boston.
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive.
1,910,000
1
•
1957"'
1959 to
Dempsey,;of Cleveland.
:
The foregoing
supple-•
Note
Due on June 1, 1959
I960;
and
;
Bids
—
&
ers
/.
.
$20,000 4s.
from
Vance ments the report in.our issue
Peeler Aug; 26—v. 186, p. 890.
*•, ' ' '•*
*
net in¬
terest
Bond Offering—Willard H. For¬
'A
•
Raymond, N. H.
Offering—Calvin J. Lang-
school
j. 186,
Co., jointly, as 100.006, a
cost1 of about1 5.14%,
&
1
•
.
Boston.
the
first choice and serial bonds will
890—were awarded to
Securities Corp., and J. Lee
Dec.
on
Principal and interest;
(J-D) payable at the Cleveland
Trust Company, of Cleveland.
Le- •
gality approved by Squire, Sand-'
27—v.
Aug.
win'
'noon-'
until
inclusive.
CAROLINA.
Sale—The $200,000
follows:
bids
Oct/1,
Due
offered
bonds
Vaselr
Education
n!
100,008 6s. Due on June Ufrom
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
$260,500
general
improvement >;
20,000 4V2S. Due on June 1, 1971
and water
bonds offered Aug. 26
Sold
Legality approved by Storey,
ton.
p.m.
bonds
Lodi, N.J.
.
Bonds Not
inclusive.
1977
to
1958
from
1
.
Amortization
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc., as 4%s,
at 100.006, a basis of about 4.37%.
building
Brownlee, Finance Director, will
receive sealed bids c/o First Na¬
tional
MONTANA
bonds offered Aug. 27
186, p. 674—were awarded to
—v.
(P.
F_ J.
—
1
(EDST) on Sept. 24 for the
chase of $500,000 school
improve
ment bonds. Dated
Kitty Hawk School
O. Manteo), N. C.
County,
District
sealed
.
p.
school
building
—v.
Dover, N. H.
Bond
District,
Bond Sale—The $365,000
Finance
Agency, as 2%s, at par.
revenue
186, p.
sold to the Federal
were
—
Housing
Federal
the
to
Home
and
Housing
non
sold
were
offered Aug. 26—v.
bonds
674
(P.
College
Dare
Offering
Clerk of Board of
receive
*
Hasbrouck Heights School
New Jersey
Boston.
College
Dartmouth
of about 4.14%.
Bond
!
awarded to a
composed of Blair & Co.,
inc.;
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust Co., Buffalo, and Roosevelt
& Cross, as 4.20s, at 100.32, a basis
NORTH
psey'
-
Ohio
group
a.m.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the above-mentioned Bank. Le¬
Home
and
186,
-
Maple Heights City School District
$320,000 school
186, p. 782—were
fin & Co., B.
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
dor¬
bonds offered Aug.
674—were sold to
Housing
Federal
the
O.
Sale—The $3,770,000
Bond
until
Dept., 40 Water St., Boston,
payable at the Commerce Trust
Co., Kansas City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers and Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
University of Missouri (P.
Columbia), Mo.
School
Bartholomew, Chairman of
Board, will receive sealed bids at
National Shawmut Bank, Trust
1,
Sept.
dated
are
N. H.
Elizabeth
Offering—Mrs.
-Bond
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Auburn School District,
1968 and 1969.
27
about 4.72%.
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
inclusive.
on
of Omaha.,
& Pedersen,
March 1,
on
from 1959 to 1967
10,000
ap¬
Lane,
Martin,
Wells,
by
proved
■
Legality
office.
'
Cleveland..
of
York
New
,
group
p. 781—were awarded to
composed of Boland, SafJ. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., and Camden Trust Co., Cam¬
den, as 434s, at 100.12, a basis of
a
'
v.
Township (P. O.
Sale—The $310,000 sewer
Bond
Co., Cleveland. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Demmpv
and Easton Central Sch. Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. Cambridge),
j
building bonds offered Aug. 27—
-
assessment bonds offered Aug.
—v.
Treasurer's
-
Erlton), N. J.
interest
County
and
the
1962. Principal
(M-S)
payable at
15,
City.
Delaware
after are callable as of September
general obligation park improve¬
ment bonds was sold to the Com¬
as
New York
$170,000
building bonds. Dated
September 15, 1957. Due on Sep¬
tember 15 from 1959 to 1977 inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1963 and there¬
Tarkio, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $95,000
merce
teret, or at the Chemical
Exchange Bank, New York
September 4 for the purchase of
City.
o£ Kansas
Eugene Luth,
—
Creek, Cambridge, Salem
White
Co., Car¬
Carteret Bank & Trust
Neb.
District,
Bond Offering
Sept. 1,
1967. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved by Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell,
after
School
Utica
inclu¬
March 1 from 1958 to 1977
Bond Sale—The
$174,000
build¬
1°
the Oni
ing bonds offered Aug. 28—v.
675—were awarded to
Company.
p.
»
Number 5669
186
Volume
.
Sale
Due
The $50,000
—
water
186, p. 675—were awarded
payable
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Citizens
the
to
Bank, Drumwright, as 3s.
PENNSYLVANIA
Butler
OREGON
Lincoln
Utility
by
a
75,000
purchase of
$500,000 electric revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957; Due on Jan. 1
A.
the
for
24
E.
1968
in
callable
50,000
National
States
Due
March
on
1,
-
Due
3.80s.
Due
3.90s.
50,000
Independence, Ore.
First
to
National
R.
Bond
65
1,
on
March
1,
on
Due
March
1,
1966.
Lebanon),
Box 210,
Oregon
1,
March
on
Due
4.30s.
000
Due
4y>s.
70,000
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PPST) on Sept.
on
March
on
March
1,
4.90s.
165,000
March
on
Due
March
Due
March
on
ICS 7
July
135
145
146
129
152
161
139
128
121
130
119
123
124
133
119
129
127
116
131
116
137
135
121
140
121
144
122
134
156
127
108
111
105
108
106
144
136
146
138
162
162
148
130
130
129
129
137
134
110
»—
_
_
Nondurable
.
_
_
Minerals
Consumer durable
goods, total
durables
consumer
——
-
„
Other consumer durables-
+231
*231
—j—
i
219
222
t
-
*223
t
255
t
-
•July
219
*233
"234
Electricity
t
265
249
'
Construction
contracts,
Residential
All
value
_
-
-
_
...
Durable
-
t
t
117.6
120.2
120.9
117.2
105.4
102.8
103.2
104.8
101.4
113.2
113.8
108.3
111.4
113.9
106.6
95.5
S6.3
93.6
94.1
95.2
tl61.8
163.9
150.5
'
■
—
—
second
90
81
89
94
83
1133
♦127
128
tl05
*121
101
*
*143
138
t
*137
130
indexes
based
85
contract
on
.
three-month
moving
States.
compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
month,
payrolls indexes
'■Preliminary.
_
"
_
NOTE—Construction
—
are
of
tEstimated.
F.
W.
Dodge
data
for
37
Eastern
1947-49
syndicate:
Blyth & Co., Inc., Drexel & Co.,
Dillon, Union Securities
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, Hornblower & Weeks, Ira
Butcher & Sherrerd, Hemp¬
Leon¬
Poole,
& Co.
134
Primary metals
Metal fabricating
Fabricated
178
metal
Machinery
-Unadjusted-
_
Nonelectrical
_
Necker & Co.,
Moseley Co., Nor¬
Co., Yarnall, Biddle
& Co., Kay Richards & Co., Reed,
Lear & Co., Grant & Co., Jenks,
Kirkland, Grubbs
& Keir, and
Simpson, Emery & Co.
Lumber
and
Furniture
and
and
Furniture
139
Bond Sale
23/4s, at
and
Textile
197
178
213
185
125
107
344
350
308
341
346
305
170
167
168
170
141
143
132
145
135
159
158
161
154
159
125
127
111
131
134
136
125
131
127
122
123
114
118
115
142
142
145
132
139
135
!
91
104
90
100
J
100
86
113
112
t
109
119
115
112
103
116
97
t
128
125
t
132
105
95
102
t
103
90
149
148
146
138
148
135
•t
159
162
$
161
144
142
141
136
136
140
129
t
132
132
t
132
115
t
146
138
t
144
136
162
169
157
t
_
176
t
180
166
191
t
202
182
140
132
137
141
132
111
111
111
112
115
112
t
111
112
t
115
112
112
t
110
111
123
96
t
_
i
110
t
t
t
106
t
X
Coal
fuels
_
_
_
-
_
Metal,
127
83
_
gas
stone,
•
and gas liauids
and' crth
"■Preliminary.
n*»m»rals
JNot available.
119
75
86
147
149
•139
139
t
190
+
121
88
62
-
131
•139
>133
<
'
136
t
%
177
150
110
*
"
130
149
149
145
152
i
129
66
127
129
+
Crude oil and natural gas
Crude oil
Natural
able
at
National
1, 1957. Due on
1958 to 1967 in¬
Principal
Providence
interest
and
Burgwin,
of Pitts¬
Twp.
(P. O.
Paul Palmer,
Bank
100
146
Woffor d
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
sold
Co.,
as
follows:
Storey,
CAROLINA
College
Bond Offering
—
Chairman
Pittsburgh. Legality ap¬ Dwight F. Patterson announces
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry that the Board of Trustees will re¬
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
ceive sealed bids until
11
a.m.
Township (P. O. Pittsburgh),
Pennsylvania
Ross
(EST)
Sept.
on
12 for the
pur¬
chase of $600,000 non-tax exempt
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
Bond Offering — Wade Winner,
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
Township Secretary, will receive 1959 to 1996 inclusive.
Interest
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) J-J.
Legality approved by Sinkon September
9 for the purchase ler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬
of
on
obligation
general
$725,000
ton.
1957.
September 1 from 1958 to
Dated
September
1,
SOUTH
1977 inclusive. Bonds due in 1963
and
thereafter
are
callable
1,
Ross
*
Township School District
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Offering—Esther
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 3
for the purchase of $220,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957.
1979
to
Bond
Offering
Dak.
Jacquelyn J.
—
City Auditor,
will receive
(CST) on
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $65,000
sewer system improvement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
Card,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
S. Hopf,
Secretary of Board of School Di¬
rectors,
DAKOTA
Elk Point, S.
of
as
1962. Legality ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
will
able
and
interest
Call¬
1, 1964. Principal
(A-O)
payable at
a
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved bv Danforth
of Sioux Falls.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S) payable at the Peo¬
ples First National Bank & Trust
Company, of \ Pittsburgh. Legal¬
ity approved by Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Oct.
of
as
& Danforth,
TENNESSEE
interest
Claiborne County (P. O.
Tazewell), Tenn.
Bond Offering—James D.
Jr.,
$88,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered Aug. 5—v. 186, p. 575—were
awarded to the Philadelphia Na¬
price
a
until
will
11
a.m.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from
Pennsylvania
at
bids
Township School on Sept. 24 for the
Willow Grove),
$175,000 hospital bonds.
Upper Moreland
District (P. O.
tional Bank,
Estep,
receive
(EST)
purchase of
Judge,
County
sealed
Philadelphia, as 3%s,
of 100.04, a basis of
about 3.74%.
Puerto
Rico
1959
1968
to
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
Gallaiin Housing Authority,
Not
Notes
submitted
Sold—No
bids
the $225,000
for
Tenn.
were
notes
offered Aug. 27.
Amarillo, Texas
year
Rico
Increase—Reve¬
June
ended
30,
1957,
$589,000, or more than 8% over
the $6,997,960 of the preceding fis¬
cal year, according to Rafael V.
Urrutia, Executive Director. Cus¬
tomers totaled 203,695 on June 30,
compared
earlier.
The
with
Authority
$2,600,-
$3,000,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Aug.
29—v.
amounted to $7,586,960, a gain of
year
Bond Sale—The
eral
O. San Juan),
of the Authority for the fis¬
nues
cal
RICO
Aqueduct and Sewer
(P.
Puerto
189,964
186, p. 783—were awarded
composed of Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Equitable
Securities Corp., Stern Bros. &
Co., Municipal Securities Corp.,
Goodbody & Co., Dallas Union
Securities Co., and Beecroft, Cole
& Co., as follows:
to
a
$870,000
Due
1958
to
on
1967
March
1
inclusive.
4s. Due on March 1
from 1968 to 1976 inclusive.
154
from 1977 to
-
Delmar Junior
Central Falls, R. I.
$175,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Aug. 26
186, p. 891—were awarded to
the Industrial National Bank of
—v.
Providence, at 2.89%
interest.
College (P. O.
Corpus Christi), Texas
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 26—
891—were awarded to
of Rauscher,
Co., Russ & Co., Mer¬
cantile National Bank at Dallas,
and Moroney, Beissner & Co., at
v.
a
186,
p.
composed
group
Pierce
&
par, as
follows:
$194,000 4%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1958 to
1962 inclusive.
506,000 4s. Due on Sept.
1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
bonds
The
ISLAND
on March 1
1982 inclusive.
1,005,000 4y8s. Due
1957
Note Sale—The
4V2s.
from
1,125,000
completed
Authority.
RHODE
group
Lynch,
a
projects during the year at a cost
of $6,447,325. Work in progress at
year's end amounted to $17,809,554 of which $9,560,819 related to
building revenue bonds
privately to a group
of A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; Johnson & Johnson; Blair &
Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Baxter
&
Co.; Stroud & Co.; Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts & Parke; F. S.
Yantis & Co.; and A. E. Masten
&
Boston.
(P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
&
of Town¬
Commissioners, will receive
(DST) on the San Juan Metropolitan Sew¬
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $90,- erage System which is being con¬
000 general obligation improve¬
structed at a cost of $29,000,000.
ment bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
For the month of June, reve¬
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1966
nues were $702,719, or 15% above
inclusive. Principal and interest
the $612,256 of June, 1956. Con¬
payable at the Delaware County
struction work completed during
National Bank, Chester. Legality
June numbered 15 projects.
Six¬
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
teen new projects were started.
Munson, of Philadelphia.
The Government Development
North Allegheny Joint Authority
Bank for Puerto Rico
is fiscal
(P. O. Bradford Woods), Pa.
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
Secretary of the Board
000 school
of
by
Trust Co.,
1957,
Wallingford), Pa.
Bond Offering—J.
Bank
approved
SOUTH
optional Nov. 1, 1967.
Mellon
26,
Boston.
dated May 1, 1957
are
Aug.
June 25, 1958. Prin¬
National
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
composed
Minerals:
Mineral
Nether
114
t
t
—
manufactures
164
182
200
137
-
171
t
products
-
170
104
t
_
manufactures
Beverages
106
100
t
-
106
t
_
Pood, beverages, and tobacco
Food and beverage manufactures
Tobacco
First
1994
sy4
The bonds
dated
are
on
cipal and interest payable at the
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Chemicals and allied products
Food
from
ship
_
coal
1
Legality approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
burgh.
116
133
122
printing and periodicals
Chemicals and petroleum products
and
October
156
Job
Petroleum
October
Dated
purchase
162
139
'
106
chemicals
for .the
146
184
Paper and allied products-
Industrial
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Revenues Show
5
payable at the Peoples Union
Bank
Building, of McKeesport.
114
Printing and! publishing
Newsprint consumption
1976-77
of
$150,000 general obligation bonds.
Sept.
148
110
_
5
Authority
158
124
products
Paper and printing
C.
124
121
_
Theresa
153
119
Apparel and allied products—
Rubber and leather products
_
—
168
products
Rubber products
Leather and products
Offering
139
203
apparel
mill
170,000
notes
Due
TEXAS
159
189
manufactures
Legality
PUERTO
,135
154
fixtures
1974-75
McKeesport, Pa.
330
210
-
4.95
The
1957.
price of par.
a
clusive.
Nondurable Manufactures:
Textiles
exempt
62
151 1
_
miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
The $630,000 non¬
dormitory bonds of¬
fered Aug. 23—v.
186, p. 675—
were sold to the Federal Housing
and
Home
Finance Agency, as
tax
160
210
_
products-
and
—
O. Erie), Pa.
173
i
1973
Bond Sale—The
College (P.
Cannon
175
products
glass
Ward &
136
equip.__
and- lumber
clay,
Smith & Root, Sup-
lee, Yeatman,
man
167
213
_
transportation
glass,
Stone,
Co.,
*,119
217
_
Instruments
Clay,
&
169
.
173
_
Transportation equipment
Autos, trucks, and parts
Other
July
208
i
Electrical
Son
69
177
171
153
June
•July
July
132
174
_
1956
1957
1956
142
products
_
-
Newbold's
H.
W.
Penington, Colket & Co., Rambo,
Close
& Kerner,
Inc., Schaffer,
on
June
1972
4.90
September
ney, Dulles & Battles, Inc., McJunkin, Patton & Co., McKelvey
Bond
1957
4.85
Stashko, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EDST)
Average—100
"July
1971
2.96% discount.
averages,
PRODUCTION
Seasonally Adjusted
Durable Manufactures:
4.80
$325,000 temporary loan notes was
sold to the Rhode Island Hospital
Trust Company, of Providence, at
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Other members of the
Employment
JNot available.
INDUSTRIAL
1970
75,000
288
t
120.6
104.7
•
__
at
269
t
Pnyrolls
Freight earloadings
i_
Department store sales, value
Department store stocks, value
and
t
t
120.7
_
Nondurable
centered
281
94.8
other
Nonagricultural employees, total
Manufacturing (prod, workers.)—
Employment, total
:
1969
43/4
-
.
and become
128
137
144
146
total-—
Durable
1956
June
July
127
production,
Manufactures
1968
4.70
1,500,000
C. C. Collings &
Co., Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, Dolphin & Co., Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes
& Co.,
Fauset,
Steele
&
Co., Harrison & Co.,
Unadjusted1957
1956
June
issue of
70,000
1,
Hayden, Miller & Co., Hulme,
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc., Jan-
Seasonally Adjusted
"July
An
—
1967
65,000
March 1 from
on
Roberts & Parke.
INDEXES
Sale
4.65
hill, Noyes & Co., Moore,
ard
&
Lynch,
Schmidt,
Average^lOO
Additional
4.60
& Co.,
System
$200,000 notes at 2.90% discount.
125,000 notes at 3.00% discount.
1966
1,
4,585,000 S^s. Due on March
Co.,
Bos¬
of
1965
1,
1982 inclusive.
to
1980
sold to
was
Bank
155,000
on
Due
255,000 5s. Due
National
follows:
as
70,000
Due
1979.
1978 and
First
41/2
1977.
4.95s.
Pawtucket* R. /.
Note Sale—An issue of $325,000
4.55
1,
1968.
BUSINESS
1947-49
>
1964
1,
March
on
Federal Reserve
Gas
4.45
bonds.
Board of Governors of the
Autos
1963
40,000
45,000
45,000
50,000
55,000
1,
Thomas & Co.,
Major
1962
Due
1967.
District Clerk,
s
4V4
4.35
Haupt & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange
4.40s.
70,000
Offering—Lauretta Swink,
Industrial
35,000
1,
Company,
Butler. Legality ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
1965.
County Sch. District No. 62C
O.
(P.
ton,
1975.
1976 and
Eastman
4.20s.
65,000
Bank
4.85s.
160,000
&
Independence.
March
1,
March
on
Due
4.10s.
1964.
V
on
Due
4.80s.
1974 and
&
65,000
obligation
sewer
bonds
offered
26—v. '186,
p.
891—were
Aug.
Linn
the
1961
1973.
65,000 4s. Due on March 1, 1963.
Sale—The $15,000 general
awarded
1960
4.15
1,
1,
March
on
1961.
-v
1962.
of
March
Dated September 1, 1957. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the Butler Savings
& Trust
1960.
Bank, Portland. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
on
1997.
3.60s.
50,000
payable
(J-J)
interest
United
the
at
temporary loan notes
3.95
1972.
1959.
1967. Prin¬
of July 1,
as
and
cipal
1959
30,000
1,
Due
4%s.
75,000
Sale—An issue of
$50,000 31/4s. Due on March 1, 1958.
50,000 3.40s. Due on March 1,
inclusive. Bonds
and thereafter are
from 1962 to 1978
due
1958
3%
1971.
Deane
Sept.
Due
4.70s.
155,000
syndicate headed by Singer,
& Scribner, Stroud & Co.,
Masten & Co., as follows:
sealed bids until 9:30 a.m.
on
March
on
Due Nov. 1
31/2
1,
1970.
Building
$6,335,000 school building revenue bonds
was purchased via negotiated sale
Greenbo,
receive
(PST)
will
Secretary,
School
Joint
Area
Bond
Newport), Ore.
Offering—John
District
Due
70,000 4.65s.
Rate %
30,000
March
on
Amount
60,000
Due
$30,000
30,000
40,000
4.60s.
1969.
75,000
Authority (P. O. Butler), Pa.
People's
District (P. O.
Bond
the
County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
Treasurer's
30,000 bonds to the City, as Is.
Central
70,000
proved
bonds
$20,000
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1967
Principal and interest
on
(M-S)
follows:
as
$18,000
1, 1957.
inclusive.
works system bonds offered Aug.
22—v.
of
purchase
school bonds. Dated Sept.
Drumwright, Okla.
Bond
the
for
5
OKLAHOMA
63
(999)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
are
dated
and are callable
as
Sept.
1,
of Sept.
1967.
Ector
County Indep.
Sch. District
(P. O. Odessa), Texas
Bond
Sale — The $4,359,000
school
building
offered
891 — were
headed br
bonds
Aug< 26 — v. 186, p.
awarded to a group
i
C.-*•- MM
..1
TJ„
64
(1000)
,i
Co., at 100.03, a net interest
of about 3.52%, as follows:
& Savings Bank,
Chicago, at 100.06, a net interest
cost of about 3.91%, as follows;
the Harris Trust
from
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
New
on
Bond Sale—The
members
Corp.; White, Weld & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Julien Collins
Mercantile National Bank,
Edwards, Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.; Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.; R.
A. Underwood & Co.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; Austin, Hart
&
Parvin,
and
Lovett, Aber-
& Co.;
Dallas; R. J.
Sept. 1
inclusive.
Wis.
Oconto Falls,
of the syndi¬
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
York
City;
First Boston
cate:
Due
from 1962 to 1977
inclusive.
1968 to 1972
from
Other
3V2s.
1,445,000
Due on Sept. lb
2,606,000 3.90s,
Due on Sept. 1 from
$400,000 4s.
on Sept. 15
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Due
4s.
$.1,750,000
cost
$282,000 school
building improvement bonds of¬
Aug. 21—v. 186, p. 472—
were
awarded to a group com¬
fered
posed of Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
White - Phillips
Co.,
Inc., Mil¬
waukee Company, and Robert W.
Dclll It tX* Co., as 414 s, at a price of
Baird &
X/Vuu
-
-
-
-
-
—
/
~t:
j
A
4!
of 97.52,
price
a
basis of
about
(M-S) payable at the
783—were awarded to Allan Blair
5.94%. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due
Thiensville State Bank, Thiens¬
& Co., as 3%s, at a price of 100.60,
on Aug.
1 from 1958 to 1977 inville. Legality approved by Lines,
a basis of about 3.67%.
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee. elusive.
Thiensville (Village) and Mequon
Turtle School District No. 6
Montreal Metropolitan
Commission
(Town) Joint School District No.
(P. O. Beloit), Wis.
(P. O. Montreal), Quebec
3 (P. O. Thiensville), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $38,700 school
Offering Rescheduled—The of*
I
Bond Sale—An issue of $650,000
building bonds offered Aug. 27 fering of $6,376,000 serial
school building bonds was sold to
bonds
I a group composed of Smith, Bar¬ were awarded to Channer Securi¬ originally scheduled for
Aug. 28-^
ties Corp., and Allan Blair & Co.,
ney & Co., Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
v, 186, p. 892—has been deferred
Channer
Securities
Co.,
Allan jointly, as 4%s, at 100.01, a basis
and interest
Co., and Loew & Co., at a
Blair &
price of 99.90, a net
of about
4.16%,
as
4.74%.
Notre Dame du
100.14, a basis of about 4.18
41/4s.
279,000
Somers Joint
School District No. 15 (P. O.
Pleasant Prairie), Wis.
Due
from 1971 to 1977
on
was
La Malbaie,
Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $344,000
15,
3%% school building bonds was
crombie & Co.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 school 1957, and mature on Sept. 1 from
sold to J. F. Simard & Co., at a
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
JNueces County Water Control and bonds offered Aug. 22—v. 186, p.
improvement District No. 5 (P. O.
The
bonds
are
5V2%
000
QUEBEC
Sept.
inclusive.
Sale—An
Bond
1 from
1958 to 1970 inclusive.
Pleasant Prairie and
until Sept. 25.
CANADA
follows:
$371,000 4s. Due on Sept.
1
of about
interest cost
dated Sept.
Lac, Quebec
issue
of
building bonds
sold to Belanger, Inc., at a
price of 98.57. Dated Aug. 1,1957.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1967
inclusive. Interest F-A.
Banquete), Texas
Eu¬
Offering—Secretary
Bond
McCoy announces that the
Board of Directors will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of $60,000 combination tax and revenue
bonds. Dated Jan.. 1, 1957. Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1986 in¬
clusive. Bonds due in 1968 and
thereafter are callable as of Jan.
gene
1, 1967. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
.
Rylie Indep. School District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $33,000
41/2 %• school house bonds was sold
to R. J.
Edwards, Inc., at par.
Due on Sept.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
1991 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
1 from 1988 to
terest M-S.
#
m
»
Crowe,. of
&
Parkhurst
McCall,
Dallas.
.
UTAH
West Bountiful (P. O.
Woods
Cross), Utah
Sale—The $239,000
Bond
gen¬
water works bonds
July 17—v. 186, p. 160—
eral obligation
offered
to
awarded
were
group
a
com¬
posed of Edward L. Burton &
Co.; First Security Bank of Salt
Lake City, and Coughlin & Co.,
as
41/2S.
Only you can dry
VIRGINIA
the tears of hunger
Salem, Va.
Sold—All bids sub¬
water sup¬
Bonds Not
mitted for the $470,000
ply and sewage disposal
fered Aug. 22—v. 186,
-
were
bonds ofp. 676—
rejected.
U.S.
The
Government has
given CARE precious
(
stocks of farm abundance
.
.
.
'T
WASHINGTON
Every $1 you give enables
Chehalis, Wash.
Offering
Bond
—
Margaret Mc-
1
will receive
(PST) on
Sept. 30 for the purchase of $120,-
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
000
and
water
sewer
revenue
1, 1957. Due
on Sept. 1 from 1973 to 1977 in¬
clusive. Callable on any interest
CARE
Food Crusade •'
package to a needy family
overseas.
.
.
.
And your name and
Dated Sept.
bonds.
payment date on and after Sept.
1, 1967.
Principal and interest
(M-S) phyable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
address go
with each package, to
sends
tell
of
parents that you, and our country
are
22
lbs*
hungry children and their
their friends
food
world's
.
.
.
to
the
hungry
Puyallup Sch. Dist.
Pierce County,
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Sale—The $180,000 gen¬
No. 3
Bond
eral
deliver a big
to
Clerk,
City
Chord,
obligation building bonds of¬
— v. 186, p. 676 —
awarded to Foster & Mar¬
fered Aug. 22
were
■
shall, and Blyth & Co., Inc., jointly.
Join the
WISCONSIN
Bloomer, Wis.
Offering—Chas.
Bond
H.
bids
Clerk,
until
p.m.
000 school bonds. Due on March 1
from
1958
to
1969
inclusive.
In¬
CAKE
by
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
Food
Janesville, Wis.
Bond
school
186,
Sale
bonds
—
The
i
I
be
YOUR
delivered
in
my
name,
wherever
Crusade packages
most
892—were awarded to a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beanej'Dean Witter & Co.; Bache
Chapman &
|
needed.
I
NAME
I
I
I
I
ADDRESS
I
1
I
p.
to
for Food
$1,845,000
offered Aug. 29—v.
& Co., ;and Farvvell,
Enclosed find $
|
terest M-S. Legality approved
waukee.
i
i
will
7:30
660 First Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Cole,
receive sealed
(CDST) on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $190,-
City
(yiVHlli,
j
Crusade
.
426
CITY..
ZONE..
STATE..
Income-Tax
Deductible
I
1
I
I
Note:
Contributions
are
$110,*
school
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