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MONDAY ~Tke SEP 211959 ISSUE Commercials Chronicle Reg, U. 8, Pat. Office Volume 190 Number 5883 New York 7, N. General RAILROAD Y., Monday, September 21, 1959 Price $1.25 a Copy 6 column Corporation and Investment News PUBLIC UTILITY - INDUSTRIAL - INSURANCE - MISCELLANEOUS - ACF Industries Inc.—Reports Profit for Quarter— Combined common James July 31, Model earnings of $1,963,000, equivalent to $1.38 per share of reported by William T. Taylor, Chairman, and President, for the first fiscal quarter, which ended stock, F. 1959. This compared with combined loss a of $553,000 in In This Issue the accounted for $1,702,000 of the earnings, and $261,000 the wholly owned SHPX group of companies engaged in financing and leasing railroad cars to industrial users and railroads, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Clark said. Combined sales and services, they added, were $77,283,000 during the first quarter, compared with $42,298,000 for the like period last year.recorded 'A $360,000 contract to Navy's produce radar beacons for use air-to-surface missile has been awarded division. ' Corvus ration's Avion Richard F. . in the New York planned for use on carrier and of the Navy and Marine Corps. " " "i ■: Avion-beacons will be used to amplify coded radar corpo¬ ing the missile Cincinnati Detroit shore-based aircraft plotting its trajectory during test to Mr. Wehrlin. Avion is currently producing beacons and Air Force missiles.—V. 190, p. 3-53. • ' - for Stock Montreal Aero Precision Electronics, Inc., Dayton, With Securities and Exchange Commission— The corporation Sept..8 on filed SEC covering 132,444 shares of at $2.25 per share, without letter a of stock common of proceeds mortgage to are be to used purchase land and equipment on with to be new equipment, payment The corporation coverinc. Sept. on 10,000 shares filed 4 of letter a ; of stock common 38 38 :— 38 40 41 _____ 41 Exchange .__ notification (no to par) , 41 . Stock Exchange.. Exchange Stock 43 37 47 Prices Airwork Corp.—3% The directors payable will be Oct. 15, paid This is have in the 1959 lieu to of first semi-annual a stockholders fractional dividend of stock record dividend Sept. 30, i the on common offered publicly for the first time this July. Francis L. Hine, President, stated that the stock clared in order to conserve cash and meet stock, dividend commitments under of Rolls-Royce Royce aviation which Airwork aviation spare become turbo-prop parts Alabama Acceptance ties and will the on the engines and coast.—V. cast de¬ was 190, p. 353. Atlanta 1959 Kalman City, Carle K. Wells Act Fla., and corporation.—V. of p. Francis E. charges Fraud of William violating Statute in the Edward anti-fraud sale of Faulk this Corp.—Buys Florida Land— r corporation has acquired over 6,000 acres of prime land for private and industrial development in Palm Beach County, Fla. * price was $2,741,803 with expenditure of $1,000,000 for de¬ of 3,000 feet the on Seaboard Air 1359—Month—1958 $9,431,234 — 190, p. 1065. 1959—7 Months—1958 $8,291,190 ' . $55,772,515 $48,287,261 • Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.—Private Placements —Correction—This company, through The First Boston Corp., has arranged the private placements of $5,000,000 Line mortgage pipeline bonds, 5%% series due 1978 (not $5,000 as previously reported) and $5,000,000 of 57/s% notes due 1978, it was announced on Sept. 9. See also V. 190, p. 1065. Stability and Growth strong currency, frontier, a stable make "The government, Canada an company a obvious far-sighted investor. for tory mental the & Port¬ 14 to Atomic made the permanent Energy reactor Breeder Program. be operated Energy Reactor II following 111., magnet, magnet It will by Commission. (EBR-II), is scheduled help the made by weighs subsidiary, a in this The To this 1720 Arnold be known reactor will at the sale at state¬ class $12.60 per sale of the company to expansion additional program.—V. a sell Industries the and Confederation outstanding class an to proposes "Koor" subsidiaries of the in shares of class A stock addition to the public sale the share per Ltd., of engaged this made and A. Canfield, announced on division a was Board, L. contract B stock. program to The increase plastics division, starting polyurethane plastics. - The class 179, J). A and class B stock 709. ; Aug. of ' all at Aug. 27 that Pryor from It of William H. Brown, of Pryor was Convair, of San Diego, Aviation, Inc., a American of the F-108 the of by Schoellerman, President Altamil, Manufacturing Co. acquiring Twigg Industries, Manufacturing, through an exchange 18 received was on L. President "Rapier" division of Los Angeles aircraft. divisions of Altamil, including the recently Industries Division, will be utilized in the production contract, the officers stated. Twigg Industries specializes in precision weldments and high-temperature brazing for the aircraft and missile industries, and will produce brazed stainless steel honeycomb panels for the F-108 under the contract. Other details were not disclosed due to the classified nature of the contract.—V. 190, p. 766. Twigg Altec - Companies Inc. Seeks — Reporting Exemption Securities and Exchange Commission— - , Securities and Exchange Commission has issued an order giving interested persons until Sept. 30, 1959. i to request a hearing upon an application filed pursuant to Rule 15d-20 Act "It is work and is the as of (R. The Toronto A Co. Ltd. Stock customary in this Experi¬ Co. made of Marengo, of Alnico V to atomic use an energy electromagnet in application, but in pumping this the the as 707 6 column 6 column i has by and portable, full keyboard this corporation. 707E, as price 605 of ADD-O-MATICS, features, same Model red, line marketed Known more WEST—TORONTO, CANADA this the is the new standard and line adding consisting offers instance a ment; operated portable dials, and automatic clear filing ' Exchange City annual ' and " for other ' ex¬ periodic . „ file reports arose in connection with the filing Act registration statement in 1956 proposing the offering of capital stock. Companies now seeks exemption from the reporting require¬ in support thereof it asserts that it has outstanding 335,000 stock, of which in excess of 99% is owned by Inc. The remaining shares are owned by about 20 persons. The continued filing of reports by Altec Companies is not necessary in the public interest and for the protection of investors, according to the application, because all events which of common Electronics, included filed would in by such the reports parent will be company.—V. included 189, American Cable & Radio p. in reports normally filed and to 1569. machines models of any with is operating Profit before Prov. for profit column signal. 934,594 taxes 770,000 $514,594 3,484,120 3,484,120 $0.25 outstanding Earnings per share 420,000 $886,190 ! Shares 190, 1958 $15,901,694 1,656,190 tax's income Earns. Up— 1959 $16,342,215 revenues income Fed. $0.15 1065. p. American Can Co.—To Produce New ContainersProduction new lines have been installed by this company at two Canco plants for manufacture of refrigerated biscuit containers with spiral string-opening feature, it was reported on Sept. 11. lines, at Arlington, Tex. and Savannah, Ga., will be capable of The producing now week. large 605, listing several The million company biscuit can said centers 606, large print plus competitive models in 5 Corp.—System 6 Months Ended June 30— Total and units of the easier-to-open container each is planning further installtaions in other throughout the country.—V. 190, p. 965. it American Cyanamid Formica handle to under the Securities in New York located for Division totaling capacities. Model 606, also handle operated, offers listing and 6 column total. Each prints subtract items in visible \ and Ling com¬ range. a ' shares large be unusually equipment, than organization, requirements Securities a Altec liquid C.) Allen Business Machines, Inc.—New Products complete being 606E, Exchange The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada by from obligation public a & 1934 The in produce elec¬ the National magnet must be used because the magnet will pletely surrounded by the liquid metal."—V. 189, p. 2669. Ross, Knowles of emption Net Enginering pounds, to pump liquid sodium National Labora¬ permanent country. ADELAIDE ST. Co., stock. —V. sodium 25 be the to G. be Argonne material." institu¬ tional and private investors who hold investments Members: public announcement: trical power on the Argonne Idaho Division site Reactor Testing Station near Idaho Falls, Idaho. "The advisory facilities of our Research Department are freely available to largest Atomic breeder a Sept. on world's America's in The to of of be Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—New Magnet— The folio Noa In stock, capacity and to establish plant for the production of reports. CANADA- choice for the With SEC 161,215 stock. amounts announcement From of first boundless B .. 2237.; . " A * and Period End. Aug. 31— —V. - frontage for outstanding Dynamics Corp. North division, Is the prime contractor Aldens Inc.—Sales Up— Sales velopment during the coming 12 months, according to J. Roger Wallace, President. Irvin S. Rever, attorney, of 66 Court St., Brooklyn, N. Y., acted as Trustee for the selling syndicate. Lawyers for Alaska were Breed, Abott & Morgan. a 2617. p. The This has offered General dollar 189, p. 184, of be class and said with The Palm Purchase Property Is formerly of 49 a of equal applied Altamil , intersection 3,000, Leach.—V. 571. Alaska International both Clearings be along 52 —; has now in proceeds The of three Important roads, and adjacent to the United Aircraft Pratt & Whitney plant, now em¬ scheduled to employ 10,000 by 1961. Frontage on these roads includes 3'/2 miles on State Road 706, 3,000 feet on State Road 809, and 2 miles along the aircraft building road, A separate parcel of the total acreage is only 9 miles from downtown West of of the ploying of provisions securities at multi-million to 606E, the Ltd., pilot Chairman . RR. the outstanding features Ltd.—Registers production a acquired Proctor, Jr.,-both of New York Birmingham,* and on Mail 148, and and corporation, through its new Twigg Industries Division, has been a substantial contract by Convair to manufacture the wing tip subassembly for the triple-sonic F-108 fighter airplane. ' Corp.—Officials Indicted, Securi¬ ; Regional Office announced the indictment on Birmingham,-Ala. ) of John Murray,-of Binning-' Greenhill Petersburg, Securities Banks Co., Facilities (Ga.) (USDC, is shares owners will Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52 The Course of Bank new This Exchange Commission Announces— SEC ham, St. Reserve Rolls- as capacities. awarded Exchange Rates... 51 Statement of Member Banks of Federal Reserve System 51 Combined Condition Statement of Federal for the overhaul distributor of Rolls- features Altamil Corp.—Unit Awarded Convair Contract— Foreign shop , The Sept. 4. , General Corporation & Investment News-.Cover State and City Bond Offerings 59 Dividends Declared and Payable... 13 which with and net 3% outstanding features column listing and 7 a same subscription to company company MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES Cash stock the 149,600 Crafts 37 ) 37 Condition declaration was Royce Co. of 1959. The and plant shares. the has the totaling the with Stock Dividend Declared— declared and 100,000 shares of class A 100,000 class B shares at $12.60 the capital. portable with listing all line, signal, motorized company, located in Hadera, Israel, filed a registration the SEC on Sept. 9, 1959, covering 100,000 shares The principally working column with the a clear and price may be paid either in cash or by company certain bonds issued by the State of Israel. The agent for the sale of the shares is Harry E. Brager Asso¬ ciates, which will receive a selling commission of $.633 per share. * The company is said to be one of the two producers in Israel of tires and inner tubes for use on automobiles, buses, ' trucks, farm tractors and agricultural implements. It was conceived as an IsraeliAmerican joint venture, with one-half of its original capital being contributed by certain subsidiaries and affiliates of The General Confederation of Jewish Labor in Israel; and voting control has been shared by the two groups. With the exception of live share¬ holders in Mexico, all outstanding class A shares are held by persons in the United States; and all outstanding class B shares are held by two Israeli companies. of offered to employees at $30 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds from the sale of 6,667 shares are to go to two selling stockholders and for the sale of 3,333 shares to company and used for electric an and in keys, with and 37 Transactions New York Stock Exchange Transactions American Stock Exchange , with be Stock operated total . 42 46 SEC Index of 7 transferring 38 Exchange 707E, stock. share; Averages 37 Aerotec Industries, Inc., Greenwich, Conn.—Files With SEC Exchange. handle sub typewriter.—V. This A Dow-Jones Stock and Bond AveragesNational Quotation Industrial Stock capital.' Securities and Exchange Commission— portable with total, automatic corporation also announces several "A" Model Electrite electric its ment 33 Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section Over-the-Counter Markets the offered „ for working and Toronto notification operated Alliance Tire & Rubber Co. 29 ____ ' The on 17 Exchange_________.._____, Stock Canadian Ohio—Files (par $1.25) underwriting. The Stock Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.. Army, Navy . . Exchange Midwest Stock Exchange.—. Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.. , Signals in track¬ firings, according ', and Stock (Stocks). Exchange (Bonds) American Stock Exchange Boston Stock Exchange. - is Stock New York Avion President, said the contract was awarded by Temco Aircraft Corp., Dallas, Texas., developer of the Corvus. The missile 707, ADD-O-MATICS capacity. provides Pag© testing the to electrically other Model STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS Wehrlin. air-to-surface the totaling by Avion to Make Radar Beacons for Navy's Corvus Missile ~ Model of ACF Industries an capacity, offers automatic dials, motorized subtract and multiply key. visible corresponding quarter last year. were 606E, totaling were Clark, search Corp., and manufacturing Jr., President. The new Co.—Subsidiary to Expand— subsidiary, is starting construction of a new re¬ development laboratory at its Evendale, Ohio, plant, It was announced July 29 by Dan J. O'Cohor, a product facility will increase Formica's research and development 2 (1174) j ' by about 40%, Mr. CXConor salc^ .and will consolidate all development and application un^er onebasic research, however, will continue to be tarried1 out at Cyanamid s Central Research Division laboratory )n Stamford, Conn., he added. The 30,000 square foot, one-story building will be located along-side •ctivity worl^ product manufacturing plant on Reading staffed by approximately 550,000 square foot Evendale. The laboratory company's the in Road will be applica¬ concerned with research and engineering, product tion, process engineering and new product development. The building is scheduled for completion py early spring people 80 190, —V. 149. p. Securities Thus Life Insurance Co.— Exchange Commission— and Registers located in the Third National Bank Bldg., registration statement with the SEC on Sept. company, filed Tenn., a Nashville, 15, 1959, class A common voting stock and 950,000 shares of class B common non-voting stock. The stock is to be offered for public sale In units of four shares of class A and one share of class B stock, at $25 per unit. The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by Standard Securities Corp., for which it will receive a selling commission of $3.75 per unit. 3,800,000 shares of covering to According to donated be the prospectus, all shares of the class B stock must Educational Foundation, Inc., for the benefit of private the individual purchasers. T|ie company and the Foundation are said to be independent organizations; and the company has no right to participate in the determination of the Foundation's policies, except in so far as the organizers of the company have established the basic policies of the Foundation in the process of its organization. American was organized on June 22, 1959, under Tennessee law and Is authorized by its charter to and upon licensing intends to engage in the business of writing life insurance policies and allied lines. It has had no previous history of operation. In an effort to provide an organized and systematic means of assisting private education, the organizers of the company have caused to be formed the separate non-profit corporation, Educational Foundation, Inc., to which the class B stock is to be donated. All cash dividends, if any, declared on such stock donated to the Foundation will be in turn transferred by the Foundation to non-profit private educational Institutions. Net proceeds to American from its stock sale will be devoted to its general purposes, that of writing insurance. The company now has outstanding 1,000 shares of class A stock and 100,000 shares of class B stock. The company was founded primarily through the efforts of Frank G. Clement, its Board Chairman, H. Wayne Hammontree, VicePresident, Wendell V. Clipp, Secretary-Treasurer, and Winston M. by institutions designated educational and four other indi¬ viduals also The organizers paid $110,000 to the company for which they received 100,000 shares of the class B common, 1,000 shares of the class A common, and options to purchase 399,000 shares of class A common, exercisable at $5 per share. Substantially the same persons organized the underwriter. Moore, R. Derryoerry, President, participated in the organization. director. a Electric Power Co., Inc. American Securities E. Registers With — Exchange Commission— and corporation, located at 30 Church St., New tration statement with the SEC on Sept. 9, 1959, shares of common stock, to be offered for public York filed a regis¬ covering 1,200,000 sale at competitive bidding. to apply the proceeds of the stock sale, to the payment at or prior to maturity of outstanding bank notes, due Nov. 25, 1959, and to the prepayment of short-term bank loans, any remaining balance to be added to treasury funds and used for general corporate purposes. The indebtedness to banks was incurred since Nov. 25, 1958, during which period the company made, cash capital contributions to its subsidiaries aggregating $59,250,000 in furtherance of their construction programs. Gross expenditures by subsidiaries for construction during the six months ended June 30, 1959, amounted to about $64,000,000; and such expenditures are expected to approximate $120,000,000 for the full year 1959 and $100,000,000 for 1960. The SEC has issued an order giving interested persons until Oct. 6, 1959, to request a hearing upon the common stock financing proposal of this New York holding company.—V. 190, p. 1065. ( The proposes available, to company extent the of $52,000,000 sales Net Profit Provision 305,199 137,300 $167,899 $0.86 on income___ taxes on income. for net profit Earned per share of common stock —V. 186, p. 2045. Surplus : __ American Machine & Foundry Co. This $205,217 $1.11 $3,499,499 - taxes before To Sell Unit— — Dayton, but $8 another Include A.M.F. division, Ohio. ("Wall Street Vandalia, Leland, by Leland Airborne Journal.")—V. American-Marietta Co.—Reports The 8ept. its in of explosion-proof Annual sales have The sale does not in Products, 190, nearby 1065. p. Mail American Line Ltd., operate and mail, and of Aug. 15, are over carriers the for $17,232,130 of nine months ended Aug. equaled net income for the entire 1958 fiscal above the $11,229,323 earned in the 1958 nine months. which nearly 53% Sales ■ales of of the $234,954,020 for the for $176,343,663 1959 nine months quarters three Lehman G. The 900.000 450,000 Kuhn, 900.000 hazard Freres & 900,000 Merrill Lynch, & Chase Goldman, E. F. —V. Sachs 190, Corp, & Co. _ R. 900,000 900.000 Shields Miller & Co.._ Hutton p. & W. 450.000 Co.____ the the increased prospectus, 125,000 Dean 189, $ $ 65,514,279 American Telephone Telegraph & 900,000 Operating Federal expenses __ taxes 29,294,220 900,000 taxes— 2,795,020 __ Co.—Earnings— oper. 25,796,867 195,760,268 5,100,000 42,709,000 2,607,307. '• 19,337,942 6,774,000 income Net - -, Net 450.000 —V. income__ charges____» after 190, p. -$7,457,719 $9,039,519 6,024,559 3,519,713 $63,060,476 408,741,785 Anthony & Animation 250.000 900.000 Co A optical printer H5000 series), is loanable funds, securities now waiting to enter the market doubtlessly intrigued by Treasury's precedent- Among the significant issues in the week commencing Sept. 21 are: New England Tel. & Tel. solicitation of underwriting bids for $45 million in debentures on Monday million Belco Petroleum debentures and common stock and Goldman, Sachs & Co.; on Sept. 23, under¬ Corp., are 200,000 shares of Harnischfeger Corp. common; $25 million Sylvania Electric Products debentures managed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Halsey, Stuart & Co. on Sept. 24; and 271,553 shares of Boston Edison Co. common with First Boston Corp. as underwriter on Sept. 25. Excluded from the underwritten by White, Weld & Co., written by First Boston with underwriter to be projected data are Southern New England Tel. Co. rights competitive bidding on Sept. 21. determined by financing picture are obtained from private and The following table classifies the data in terms of equity and debt capital for each of the four projected weeks: data for forthcoming corporate by the Chronicle. 31, * 33% million compared to last week's to about $340 million—down $43 projection. Bonds September 28-October 2—__ October October months. This compares with $1.03 per share earned, period of 1958, adjusted for the recent 5-for-4 stock split. from earnings for the nine months also reached an all- 5- 9 12-16—___________ Stocks Total $82,325,000 53.225,000 $58,678,850 28,820,000 $141,003,850 82,045,000 33,537,200 September 21-25—— over FINANCING CORPORATE V' year* flow time high, totalling $25,517,986, cash flow for nine the or months $2.19 per common share. In 20,235,000 12,944,500 53,772,200 63,444,500 $120,678,350 $340,265,550 50,500,000 $219,587,200 Total APOLOGY 1958 TO THE S.E.C. $16,953,835. was The whose company's financial position at the end of the nine months was strongest in its history. Working capital was $76,317,326, com¬ pared to $57,052,882 on Aug. 31, 1958, and net worth increased to A correction is owed to data of offerings made serve as one of our useful guides in interpreting the calendar $188,138,305 volume coming-up. It was incorrectly reported last Aug. 27 that they exclude the registered foreign corporate issues sold in this country. Actually, and we the A 25% from by dividend rate on the split the eleventh increase in cash dividend income for during dividend owners $1.25 on Grover with on of on record ten the period year Oct. Oct. on since shares common record preferred M. common the quarterly share per $144,986,733 a year earlier. in cash dividend income was approved for directors on Sept. 15. Continuation of increase ■hareowners 5, shares 1949. declared was 1959. was The The declared shares, common payable payable Nov. 25c represents shareowners sixty-fourth regular the Chairman policy of of the 2 to Board, should have known better, they dc include the sale of such foreign issues but exclude parts of issues marketed outside the United States. S.E.C.'s JULY share- quarterly1 dividend of Nov. 2 to holders of reported expanding of the economists of the Securities Exchange Commission consecutive 20. Hermann, American-Marietta's sale that, in line production facilities The amount of corporate public FLOTATION offerings according to the SEC came to $521,499,000. "J areas of growing demand, enlargement of A-M's cement plant at Martinsburg, crease V. in 190, W. Va., cement p. was completed in August. This provides an in¬ production capacity of 1,400,000 barrels annually 866. American Motors Corp.—Kelvinator Sales Up 45%.— Kelvinator major appliance sales in August jumped nearly 45% August of last year, and automatic washers reached their highest monthly volume in the company's history, according to an announce- over men., qn Sept. Automatic 11 by washers H. L. were Travis, up more Vice-President-Sales. than 52% over Aug. 1958, and was „2Uii J? Mr. Travis (^eluding wringer washers and clothes dryers) *5ulS.men^ up 41 /c. the enthusiastic FIGURE private placements in July, 1959, The breakdown of this is found in the and SEC's Statistical Bulletin. 1 ■ , The 1 - i. remaining three weeks of the projected period include such larger issues as: $30 million Southern California Gas Co. bonds, $5 million American Greetings Corp. debentures, and 229,606 shares of United Utilities common, all on Sept. 29; the Boston Edison Co. returns to the market on Sept. 30 with a $15 million bond issue; Columbia Gas System has scheduled $25 million debentures on Oct. 8; and Philadelphia Electric $50 million bonds on Oct. 14. Details of the complete financing calendar may be found in the Monday issues of the Chronicle for the corporate as well as and Thursday the noncorporate financing. attributed the record automatic washer sales to J° C acceptance by dealers and of the 1960 appliance line was consumers in July. The 1960 laundry preceding ventory the complete line. enabling dealers to display and in¬ In addition, engineering and .styling changes years, designed for high- optical step printing and special effects work, is moderately comes sources 364,784,742 Equipment Corp.—New Optical Printer—• Oxberry new breaking rate, the amount of preferred and common shares and bond issues at this time with scheduled offering dates for the oncoming four-week period, Sept. 2116, 17,485,$19 $50,685,915 1066. IN NEXT FOUR WEEKS Oct. 29,852,000 900,000 ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING four-week 181,273,825 . 450.000 Day for available ' •*- 1959—Month—1958 1959—7 Mos.—1958 $47,922,759 $10,961,893 $321,367,686 $279,296,459 July 31— bper. $ 355,635,367 366,067,849 2669. p. Other 1959—22 Wks.—1953 1959—4 Wks.—1958 64,976,070 — __ —V. 1065. bid be may .. $ 450.000 & 1959 American Stores Co.—Sales Off— Period End. Aug. 29— - Co.— Witter February . V . .. Jackson pur¬ common nine same Cash & L. R. the revenues Inc. in to be used for that purpose. The proceeds also acquisition of additional home office facilities. to tively. precision uptrend in demand for American-Marietta's products, earnings per common share, after provision for preferred dividends and exclusive of restricted class B common shares, equaled $1.46 in Smith & law the with may the for Per. End. Pressprich & Co. Tucker, 150.000 250.000 Co. Co. Co.__ together will be entitled of stock. mail to individual veterans. It has out¬ shares. Net proceeds of the sale of addi¬ to the general funds of the company. The Operating Curtis '<Si 900,000 & Boston & Webber, Paine, — First Loeb Fenner 250,000 Co._ Manhattan Eberstadt Hayden. Inc Co.. Reflecting the for world. Pierce, & added be 250,000 Co.._ & Stearns shares shares are now out¬ standing, of which 63,750 shares (51%) .are owned by A. Dana Hodgdon of Washington, D. C., a director. James L. Fisk of Oklahoma City, President, - Spellman, and Preston J. Moore, Vice-President, general counsel and a director, own 20,625/,20,625 and 20,000 shares, respec* Co., & Becker & Co. Inc. Bank The Kidder M. A. will According have below named Inc. Burnham F. $2,000,000 _ Barth & Co,.—_____ Bear, A. Brothers 1958. of used Sales underwriters issuer, company, 45,000 under Oklahoma organized was the of the states that the company may acquire control of other life companies to aid in expansion of the company and to ad¬ policies < on a nationwide basis; and the proceeds of this financing severally agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them severally, in the respective principal amounts set forth below, an aggregate of $14,400,000 principal amount of the bonds: J. stock minister Italy. UNDERWRITERS—The of additional in the business of writing numerous forms of life insurance, the purpose of selling insurance policies to veterans' insurance passengers the director and directors an prospectus 1959, • rose around routes company engage tional Dollar FORTHCOMING income Net of Cargo, water by trade major for and through the standing 125.000 common in that the name and warrants groups the company owned three passenger vessels, two passenger cargo vessels and twenty cargo vessels, and American Mail Line owned five cargo vessels. In addition the company and its sub¬ sidiary operate five chartered ships. Principal offices of the company are located in San Francisco, Cal., and offices are maintained in leading cities across the United States. Overseas branches are lo¬ cated in Hawaii, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Manila and Genoa, As 15. 1959, the under 1929 August, Vice-President a The Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd., the company's name was changed in 1938 to American President Lines, Ltd. The company and its subsidiary, official quarter and nine this company on 46-year in registration a 375,000 but primarily for from the financing will be used by the company to pay the costs of two new cargo liners now under construc¬ "President Lincoln" and the "President Roosevelt." BUSINESS—Incorporated Co.—Registers With company, filed founders to of The Record Earnings— and earnings for any third history were reported by sales highest months maker a generators. employs 500. types of motors and million and the plant other about occupied building the not motors, been the tion, up business as 3, 7 Exchange Commission— chase proceeds portion a marks the first of its type offering PROCECEDS—The net , and, on the same day, $7.2 has arranged to sell its Leland Electric Motor division company Ohio, to Howell Electric Motors Co. of Howell, Mich. The terms or amount of money involved were not disclosed. A Howell Electric spokesman said the transaction will be effective about Oct. 1 and that it is not a simple cash purchase. An American Machine official said the sale includes machinery, patents and records, In accrued plus ' Life Insurance Service other redemption price of bonds will be redeemable at a interest. the contingencies, par, and amended. to 1959 $3,582,614 394,217 189,000 1958 30— 6 Months Ended June interest of the bonds will be insured by the United under Title XI of the Merchant Marine Act of The bonds will be redeemable at the company's option, on and after Sept. 1, 1964, at redemption prices ranging from 105% to 100%, plus accrued interest. The bonds are also entitled to the benefit of a sinking fund, calculated to retire 2.5% of the bonds of each series on each Sinking fund date commencing Sept. 1, 1961, or earlier. Through the sinking fund and in certain other limited America of as . located at 113 Northeast 23rd St., . Oklahoma City, statement with the SEC on Sept. ,14, 1959, shares of common stock. The company proposes to make a public offering of 300,000 shares at $3.50 per share. The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by First Investment Planning Co., of Washington, D. C., which will receive a selling com¬ mission of 50c per share. The company also has agreed to sell the underwriter two-year warrants to purchase 30,000 common shares at $3.50 per share. J. C. Spellman, sole proprietor of the underwriter This Okla., covering and Principal 1936 company. Securities and closed. States insurance American issued by American be to proceeds are to be used for expenses in setting The life Government-Insured Merchant Ma¬ President Lines, Ltd. Consisting of $7,200,000 of 5% "President Lincoln" Series and $7,200,000 of 5% "President Roosevelt" Series, dated Sept. 22,1959 and due Mar. 1, 1981, the bonds were offered at 100% and interest accruing from Sept. 22, 1959. The offering was oversubscriped and the books Bonds with the SEC (par 35 cents) to be offered Co. on Sept. 16 offered $14,400,- States 000 of United 11 filed a letter of notification Sept. company on Ariz, Commission— Exchange and Out of the total listed backlog of corporate (& Subs.)—Earnings— Felt Co. American Hair & The Securities With covering 300,000 shares of common stock at $l per share, without underwriting. Lehman by managed jointly -syndicate Brothers and J. Barth & Blyth This —Files Life Insurance Co., Phoenix, Reserve American a Ltd—Bonds Offered—An Lines, President underwriting of „ with laundry equipment, were of last year.—V. 190, p. 866. August over American rine ' Educational American With of 1960. 50% up drying and washing five cycles for automatic of laundry loads, , Refrigerators, a consistent leader along incorporated variety September 17, 1959. Number Volume -130 5883 ... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1175) price $12,900, at this by according to announcement an made Sept. on 15000 unit from- *16 corporation. The for i will handle frame-to-fraine and continuous projection printing: freeze-frame workr in color and black and Zoom range is from five diameters reduction to four diameters en¬ largement.- Both camera and projector will receive 35mm and 16mrn components without Electro-mechanical loss of drive optical has • Arbor RR.—August operating Railway Net railway after •A Net 1959—Month—1958 1959—8 Mos.—1958 revs; $774,787 $814,189 $5,923,741 651,587 5,383,067 5,149,978 inc. /.'* 4,812 , income 190, 86,062 *218,266 A1 866. p. '85,406 '19,468 - ' 'Deficit—V. 108,322 At the Total assets 190, of the fund certificates the * States devices time same the fund's amounted to This Corpora¬ shares and dealers in $4,266,000 con¬ W. Parkes, Jr. to the Oct. office new the election 30, of assume will such SEC covering offered New at $2 York. H--'.".'',. "■ a. ' The proceeds Anthony The be at No working capital. a~' . ; - inventory, new tools, successful shares of Bundy, bid 219 of bidder preferred West the for stock Seventh $100) (par St., Los of this of Angeles company purchaser Office the Washington, General of of Alien C. D. the awarded was this Property, The United issue Calif., 14, Room 664, proceeds—of- this States. issue went further For opened details, Federal his Aug,- on V. tion 10 The This 190, - is of which to ending $8,500,000 which new its erects for Corp. the steel ending Artloom made was for Bank, share stock Milwaukee, the of SEC of the on to of & share Northern of Ilsley 80% to to the Marshall a the of the stock for with certain S. A. company Puelicher, types Mr. sales Marcus Hartford, and buildings. sales of operations of nine City Iron Works, Inc. for convertible with stated.-—V.189, M. Martin shares of PROCEEDS—The Disability shares being with qualified in issued do to those are all shares 31; of Income Insurance exchange business in' for Co., each Indiana, Michigan, less. or The 187, mailed were out Co., offer by Inc., for have expired at of May in force, and had force in ance health and producing accident the On insurance date, same Gaylord, President of the has been elected President of The Sept. 15. the July It Bell the , He death succeeds its of will continue about $82,000 of force premium Chase p.m. Manhattan . *. Leston co-founder, Faneuf, Helicopter Bell who Co., Aircraft 7 now of and has Corp., been Worth, effective contract follows successful "sandwiches" the on method for structures, heels of welding achieved Astro's last 65 'Bell April.—V. D. Bell, in President 1956. under Operating Operating 190, 1062. p. Federal Other NASA Under the NASA contract, new of critical Net Net methods NASA is project Astro for its the tungsten, will contract's aided be beryllium new contract by Sales 31, , i and 1959, earnings last of in the 73 to new highs consolidated net $13,098,665 in the year $936,243, higher than of in the will fiscal income the on 31, May $1.25 to During to 746,924 vertible been . " " the year, from number 605,040,.-due subordinated converted called or . the share common of outstanding principally debentures. More and before the outstanding 1958. Net the end of 1960 to the than be will according Simultaneous with converted its bank promissory notes. more than year-end, $3,000,000 a A $9,000,000, according of group to to banks which of the unsecured has about report.—V. short extended of be con¬ p. term The ■_ $2 share, per The on Sept. 4 filed 150,000 shares of capital system loans by without proceeds are stock (Dar totaling flown at for be Axe-Templeton used for Growth to with be the SEC offered The - duction of Canada, 182," p. 1218. by 1 the par value V the new manufacturing space—will of key the be erected to units the a 17-acre site ■ that the for multiwall the new approved a four-for-one stock split and re¬ from $1 to 25 cents a share, it was announced and other paper • Corp.—First Airborne Weather Lab. most significant advance of the fluctuations in the rate of balance for working capital. 1959—6 Mos.—1958 230,612,842 456,453,156 449,588,054: 13,822,585 23,397,871 11,464,965 22,083.674t 7,049,981 11,932,906 11,263,036 4.866,503 4,842,059 4,866,503 $1.45 $2.46 $2.31 10-,820,636 SEC in Southwest Co. Harold and S. shareu to bo Stewart principal underwriters. registration statement the company and the also in Polar science insight into causes weather laboratory apparatus was Boeing 707 prototype aircraft frilled program, prototype feev and with flew close Mobile some to as well as the installed and test especially modified sensing and computing de¬ miles of routes at altitudes up speed of sound. electronic of of the wheels has been its complex "power the flight line. * < ■ devised thinking" tests (one test- every 7 . exchange, so the world's control fastest system bomber checked out * the 1, May 1959, for and rod bar purchase of land the oi purpose mill. for Contracts the mill sito tiie land and the to Construction general from sale cost of of the will be major securities construction handled equipment will be by the company manufacturers. applied to the purchase" ($3,200,000), with the balanco funds. According to the prospectus, 4,620 common shares are now outstand¬ ing, all held by Milton D. Feinberg, Board Chairman, four other man¬ agement officials, and two others (including one of the underwriters).K. Ramsey, is Jr., listed prospectus further sale of this stock. the President as The through indicates and that of one $23,100 the was stock¬ realized . Bowser, Inc.—Dividend Plan Not Approved— The shareholders earlier have arrearages this Terms of $12.90 to failed the on lo approve preferred stock proposal a at special a for clearing meeting held month. the exchange proposal for called outstanding accrued of and be Sufficient by for the of stock, dividends. majority a issuance preferred unpaid of both subordinated share each be To of effective, common notes which the plan preferred, and " stock common was represented at the meeting to ap¬ refinancing but "well under" a majority of the 194,062 outstanding shares of preferred stock were present, according to a spokesman. He added that management has 110 present plans for submitting a substitute plan to shareholders.—V. 189, p. 2135. the prove Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Acquisition— The on Sept. 15 announced as its second important move few months in furthering its program in the hospital supply field, the acquisition of the T. J. Noonan Co. oif Boston, Mass., a leading distributor of hospital, medical and laboratory in company the and past health S. A. in Aloe the New England division. and On to supplement the operation of its last, the Aloe company, a national area, June distributor 30, of hospital, medical scientific and labora¬ tory equipment and supplies, was merged \t The privately owned Noonan company common The into Brunswick. was acquired for Brunswick stock. Noonan Aloe.—V. 190, will company operate the as Northeast division oK 968. p. Brush Beryllium the 1300-mph-plus bomber's as well as the new test units were developed, said the com¬ puter makes possible the first dynamic or "live" tests of the supersonic plane's control system while the plane is on the ground. Up to now, they said, " it has requited two days merely to make spot checks of foreign subscriptions and advertisements must, Place. be made Co. offering of $6,500,000 bentures writing due 1974 accrued The Debentures Offered convertible subordinated made The — Public de¬ Sept. 17 by an under¬ by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Mc¬ on The debentures interest. the books — 5% was headed group Donald & Co. were offering priced at 100% plus and. oversubscribed was closed. debentures convertible are into stock common at $48.50 per share. A sinking fund retire to about may 106% be the debentures on 60% of for initially to commences in 1963 and is designed the issue prior to maturity. The debentures sinking fund at 100% plus accrued interest. at any time at prices ranging from the optionally redeemed 100%, BUSINESS—Brush plus accrued Beryllium interest. - the production beryllium copper. It also engages in research and development work, primarily for the U. S. Government and its contractors. Principal plants are located at Elmore and Cleveland, Ohio, and Reading, Pa. The company's products are being used in missiles and aircraft, in atomic energy reactors, in of controls remittance for on merchant a for cranes. of will be 'redeemable " of into assistance proceeds the They " seconds) operating necessary technical applied 7,000 Computer— have on an weather." four-jet the give organized was and entered in Park account the 6,772,604 First the as included Net facility company on the of burlap, cotton, "brain" and power control system. * Engineers at corporation's eclipse-Pioneer division, where the Hustler managements On the computer-tester, the first of its kind ever developed for any supersonic aircraft, can be rolled alongside the Air Force's Convair B-58 Hustler bomber " and in approximately 90 minutes will make 750 Ltd.—Stock They have also voted to increase the fund's authorized capital stock NOTE: in electronic and Rolling Mills, Inc.—Registers With approved shareholders. plant cn manufacture laminated-textile, — said company, production be devoted oceans computer on right • shareholders, have of a bay area at Newark, Calif. Construction will begin this year, and it is expected that the plant by late spring or early summer of 1960. the the flying 45,000 can at Split Approved— , of The working capital.—V. Fund tion had of Aviation Develops underwriting. to of would the vices, $1.50; production and. will as of The 46. letter of notification a construction waterproof 189, p. 2563. over effects A corporation tho will equipment) $1.53 listed been with 25,930,700 regions—in areas where the weather is being made," Dr. Russell D. O'Neal, General Manager of Bendix Systems Division said. "It would provide a synoptic or widearea, three-dimensional and continuous picture of the weather. The Automation-Engineering .Corp., Carson City, Nev.— Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— covering 32,373.893 meteorology since the weather stations were first linked by the telegraph. system of such airborne weather stations would probe the atmos¬ phere to « 4,140,000 4,440,439 . mesh, "A* company utilized were (including (2Vz miles north of El Paso). Contracts have been entered into for tho purchase of land, construction of major buildings, design and construc¬ tion of a melt shop and rolling mill, and the manufacture and installa¬ government's converted lines leases that of $80,000 7,116,616 taxes amendment. are have in end one described have be credit $6,000,000 190, $29,584,005 completed, this corporation and Boeing Airplane Co. announced Sept. 2. Developed by an industrial team headed by Bendix, the weather project, named AN/AMQ-15 Air Weather Reconnaissance System, was rose bonds the of Gaines, proceeds a constructing ... on equal shares insurance company loan, the borrowings $35,942,040 been This report. Current assets at May 31, 1959 totaled $17,155,257 and current lia¬ bilities were $7,447,939. Comparable figures the vear before were $12,736,001 and $7,161,346, respectively. . $4,632,,241 Flight tests of the first flying weather laboratory designed to gather and analyze global weather data for improved forecasting have 746 924 conversion either the additional 1959—3 Mos.- -1958 outstg manufacturer the to $4,964,022 completed Bemis, President G. Bendix basis. 95% Jerome of An are 226,380 common, to oe offered for subscription by stockholders of record Aug. 31, 1959, at the ratio of 49 shares for each share then held. The subscrip¬ tion price is to be supplied by amendment. This offering is not under¬ t 10,393,356 and the bags.—V. income the on common balance Co. Also supplies share per & 26,869,157 12,556,696 southeastern to open May shareholders at the end of the year. $544,904 the year before, of same ended year • 1 33,699,200 1,443,539 the for West Coast Earnings sewing machines and vacuum $17,605,002, a gain of 34% ended to outstanding net share per equivalent stock common cents of sales was of 72% was 4,325,099 1,605,987 666. p. office prior F. to the annual report just sent Chairman, and Herbert Kern, President. of year shares reached its subsidiaries—retailers and sales over 4,489,900 taxes Bay area were announced on Sept. 10 by this company. plant—a completely modern one-story facility with 155,000 sq. ft. division. according Leo Kern, Atlas cleaners—had . $33,356,659 $30,827,013 $230,472,559 $214,687,247 22,295,850 20,426,134 148,274,623 147,840,729 taxes charges— 190, The niobium and beryllium. development of actual fabricaand early objective. The new special facilities now being built by Record with Part . 7,407,484 4,342,059 inc. Steel by holders. Francisco San ' columbium, Sewing Centers, Inc.—Reports k by __ income-- oper. would Atlas the which consisting of $50 principal amount of debentures and five The public offering price and underwriting terms are William 1959—7 Mos.—1958 Bcmis Bro. Bag Co.—To Construct New Plant- just ultimate components Co., stock. has Study of feasibility of fabrication, with tion 1359—Month—1958 expenses "income after —V. metal Astro will study the refractory metals to "re-entry" problems in the space importance molybdenum, program; * # revenues operating Plans considered Mfg. laboratory reagents, acquisition, it will enter corporation, dividend completed. f July 31— the of molybdenum initial an Chemical and each). all cash, 2887. p. supplied since Faneuf Mr. Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings— Per. End. income. development refractory (48.8% $50,000 located at 1609 Texas Street, El Paso, Texas, on registration statement with the SEC covering $2,100,000 of fifteen-year 6% subordinated sinking fund debentures, due 1974, and! 210,000 shares of common stock. These securities are to be offered in , Lawrence new producing (formerly T. R. Finn & Co., Inc.) has been awarded a substantial contract by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to study the feasibility -of fabricating high-temperature, "refractory" metals into space vehicle components. The $100,000 refirst for such owner. 235,808,410 taxes 14,524,100 : Sept. 14 filed The Fort aq Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Executive corpontion search • Los chemical of laboratory share per Border July Bank. president will continue: to direct Bell Helicopter, a wholly subsidiary of Bell Aircraft, Mr. Faneuf said. Ray P. Whitman, co-founder with Mr. Bell, said he would retire as First Vice-President on Jan. 1. Mr. Whitman reached retirement age Astro Metals Corp., Hawthorne, N. J.—Awarded Contr. This in Vice-President respectively acquire payment. indebtedness; inc. Fed. 189, This owned Disability had insur¬ annual Earns, of Committee. The is Kentucky in Aleck, shares, ______ before for —V. Corp.—-New President Elected— Tex., 31, 1959, Associates had about $28,000,000 of life insurance premiums of about $400,000. . company). Los Co.—Earnings Up— profit Capital shs. 45,000 Florida. As the 1067. p. Net accepted 5 the laboratory in (one now has outstanding indebtedness, of which certain Upon such additional certain 190, Prov. 2903. p. Harvey Associates of prepay Profit can • share. on share: Ohio, Belding Heminway 17V-2 for by seven the contract present stock shares, checks Bell Aircraft by certain and shares 85 Disability at used Net.sales man- they offer be acquire Borden Accepted— tender a solutions. and 1959 of own company to line a employment and acquired reference Uni-Tech of July at public stocks its hospitals Victor to in sold the Angeles testing of body fluids, physicians in the diagnosis of The 78,158 stock in aid and law of purchase be at written. per received 1953 tendered Payment —V. « in made and assets to to hospitals; $52,000 will be used to acquire additional laboratory mailing equipment; $27,777 to pay part of the purchase prico and building currently occupied and an adjoining lot; $40,000 units Inc.—Tenders recently and Period End. June 30— 1959. ' Green, 1 :• - organized was of r * Disability being ' , company stock common Co., who Angeles, 9, for land ac¬ 2778. p. (par $1) at $5.50 offered shareholders. BUSINESS—The merged stock common of Son, to options options exercisable shares medical addition manaufactures will on & Los Sept. offered be the function contracted President to to Bank. Heminway Hausm&n shares United of exchange in < approximately With SEC— on outstanding for its chief in outstanding sale —V. 300,00C Belding total the For to two and Precision Artloom's 1960. retained corporation covering has seven-year of prospectus lists is Board Chair¬ who most hydraulic the banks than a used in Sept. 10 filed a letter of notification with the shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be offered at $1 per share, through Daggett Securities, Inc., Newark, N. J, The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 187, p. 773. 1 31, months' be The SEC May, of bring July entirely year. In be controlling stock¬ economically and efficiently an individual basis." The Ilsley is and stock Bank of and Blvd., SEC Delaware the purposes. 78,159 own company and President, stains condi¬ on. stock, being offering. all performed Gaines, company's acquisition banks, the underwriter exchange their shares and into stock, organization and company banks two the Chandler shares, laboratories related standards, & two company; formed. The the' two of reason of on new & voting primary holding furnish more themselves of as approval stock the The act "is granted voting of 1959,. 3, services of of company banks for recently being for formulates holding was "the as 967. and national a clinical as the under 1959 in dissolved was common Louis issued offer Marshall basis Marshall each Wis., covering proposes stock common Northern each and sell share organized operates six analyses The . apolis Bond & Share Corp., Indianapolis, Ind., on Sept. 2 publicly offered to bona fide residents of Indiana 33,- stock St., with company described p. with common company's was have C Treasurer, Bankers Management Corp., Houston, Tex.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— Associates Life Insurance Co.—Stock Offered—Indian¬ 624 of for of .company Board Dec. President man manufac¬ Eastern of to recorded will management Works bridges acquisition only two one month's and for the of Corp., fabrications. Iron $5,500,000 year 1959, President, as the about metal City reflected Present founder, of beginning Cabinet other structural that add acquisition debentures. ' of provide , the Metal and acquisition April 30, Cabinet The v and will $27,000,000 months Metal the since United kitchens estimated Corp. Chairman. acquisition acquired steel announced Marcus Marcus, third it fabricates Mr. Hyman Artloom's Resistor . by complete Artloom sales stock, least at by agement p., 562. has acquired Eastern Precision Resistor Corp., an manufacturing firm, with three plants in Brooklyn. N. Y., it February turer holding that holder Industries, Inc.—Acquires Electronics Firm— announced Last The corporation 'electronics was shares holding company as Artloom statement stock. common exchange for shares of the company Reserve the by high Ave., N. W. the Attorney to see its January 1959 authorized the Creation of a bank and, accordingly, Bank Stock Corp. of Milwaukee 210 Harry was the exchange offer is conditioned upon the company acquiring by exchange not ..less than 80% of the outstanding shares of each of the other banks, which are also located i'n Milwaukee. According to the prospectus, the respective boards of directors of the two banks con¬ and on Indiana 101 of Water its to September Both disease The quired bids on North in stock common in of and-10% Purchased— shares 515.6 stock shares $151,171. (The at 6% this shares ".Ilsley Bank and capital stock ' Arabol Manufacturing Go.—Stock 721 12020 outstanding corporations and 160,000 Milwaukee—Registers with SEC at .registration 605,000 stock. . Of This .corporation,- located on; Sept. 11 filed a "y\ - Stock Corp. in company area. Manager of Ballantine Laboratories. „ par the and Bank ,■ Sept. 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEC shares of 5% cumulative-convertible preferred stock ($1 per share) for subscription by common stock rate of two preferred shares for each three common General and at statement optioned the company Angeles S. South underwriting is involved. ' The proceeds are to be used to purchase struction dent corporate S ' " on at shares held. The general 241,200 offered holders :; and The of Air¬ Corp., also of Boonton, for 30 years. During the past 10 years he .has been Vice-President in charge of sales. Frank Zayac has been elected to the post of Executive Vice-Presi¬ Gate, Calif.—Files'With Exchange Commission— a and company covering expansion with Radio craft •. for 'VvV Powercraft, Securities to Used be ' ".V purposes. 1 to are manufacturer associated Sept. 9 filed a letter of notification with the 150,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be per share, through Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc., New York, on of company . corporation agreed 25,000 per price California his of of ,25c acquired Alanson have aggregate price a \ .. 'The company is a 26 year old nationally known electronic test equipment. Mr. Parkes has been Anodyne, Inc.> Bayside, L. I., N. Y.—Files With SEC— The 190, 1959, public through Shields & Co. The public offering price and under¬ writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. Two of the present New He company. been electro-mechanical sale The Sept. 3 announced on located registration 100,000 shares of offering Presidency of the ' has electronic, aircraft."—V. a stockholders — which of corporation, covering started June on system manned any Calif.,- filed December, Laboratories, Inc., Boonton, N. J. "The board of directors f-'--:-.-;."-- control combination in Biochemical Procedures, Inc.—Registers Ltd., the Securities Axe investment invest¬ Management, approved 151. p. B-58 amazing (United open-end an shareholders of public through to ,the became Axe-Templeton and the $31.42 was 30. Canada of expected in September. PresidentElected— * 1,404 ; June when adviser is shares an 139,655 v-:,''-' Fund 1957, of shares. Ballantine inc. taxes business 30, It early fund's general;vdistributor them 1959,—V. $5,780,412 680,792 oper. Fed. Income Lower- expenses oper. became offering the ot investment tinuous-offering shares. delivered be of Growth Aug. company 1957. Period End. Aug. 31— Railway close the named was tion Ann at will value asset Axe-Te.npleton ment when push-button shares new net dollars) changing film size. controls,-—V.. 134, p. 2618. centers 1,500,000 -to <■10;000,000 the The step white. 3 beryllium, the and manufacture industries and its of alloys sensitive in business is engaged and primarily compounds, instruments for in and the aircraft and other- machines and communications and electronics ' equipment. PROCEEDS—Net used New by York in New York Brush 7, funds. N. proceeds Beryllium Y., REctor to from the retire ^2-9570. all ■ sale of of its the debentures $1,530,253 25orge_^J._Morrissey, will be outstanding Chronicle The Commercial and Financial (1176) 4 part of its expansion program and for including increased working capital required inventories and receivables resulting from the com- debt; long-term finance to general corporate purposes, to higher carry paS ^m'lnTudesPddltlon,! berylHnm metal extracting and fabricating facilities at the company's Elmore plant; new beryllium fabricating facilities to be constructed at Hayward, Cal.. near San Francisco; additional beryllium copper fabricating facilities at the Elmore plant; and additional facilities for the production and fabricaexpansion CAPITALIZATION con,v"tible subordinated debentures stock ~ (51" par" value) *1.200.000 shs. -Increased from 1,000,000 shares by shareholder action, effective sent 16 1959 Authorized amount includes 134,021 shares reserved for conversion of debentures at initial conversion price end 81,800 shares under options. itnDERVRITERS- -The underwriters named below have agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell seveialiy, the respective piincipal amounts of debentures reserved for issuance severally to them indicated McDonald Miller, & Norton Merrill Miller Hayden, Noyes 190, 125,000 400,000 150,000 Co. & Lynch, Pierce, 400,000 Smith, Inc. Fenner & Merrill, Co. 400,000 200,000 250,000 Shepard corporation, 225,000 8%-10% % at $8 to the on Van *A11 to succeed John Harry B. Henshel on July 28 was elected President H. Ballard, who will continue as a director. John L. Weinberg, partner in Goldman, Sachs & holders. Weinberg Raalte Co., Van V. 190, 355. p. Period End. Robert L. expenses pulp covering The proceeds are Processing System Burroughs Corp.—Announces New The corporation Sept. on announced 9 newly a developed solid- system—the first capable of reading and writing the same language us the human eye can read. Ray R. Eppert, President, said *he device, called the Burroughs B251 Visible Record Computer, was specifically designed for the banking industry to handle tne largest data processing problem in electronic state data computer processing of from York. The of Sao is world. the system, first of its kind to be announced, reads in¬ formation directly from checks, deposit klips and other documents of varying sizes and. thicknesses, processes the information and auto¬ matically computes, selects and posts directly to the correct customer's The computer record. account to The the as term by for . It numbers people. Eankers Mr. Association be that M'ICR to bility p. leased can announced was the as winter last language" "common by for the that American industry. outstanding $2,471,909 103,505 347,814 243,557 81,883 243,047 k! $0.54 $0.43 $0.34 ___ share.— _-__w the Corp. Common — list price is for $217,400. 968. total net proceeds be to are loan secured by first mortgage on repayment of for used BUSINESS—The by Co. of the Hamilton, at the assist and and the manufacturers for such of pulp and is about financing It will do $20,000,000. equipment be is the L. York of investment 1959 9, Economico, loan term to Colbert, G. Banco its Brazil's of Nacional filed legal do with registration investment Growth and national formalities Desenvolvimento the SEC statement for programs Fund.—V. of Corp.. Byron C. the 189, amend- an covering the an accumulation 344. p. also in Foy, 10 Phelps Corp., accordance as the announced .. the announced Dodge election of director of a retirement the director with from retirement corporation. retired Foy of Colbert Mr. Sept. on President Corp. of Mr. President, Page, remained as Dome Mines, Vice-President a director. a C. I. T. 550,000 shs. 3 959, Mr. Ltd., Financial compared first offering of 30,000 shares of common stock (par $10), which was made on Sept. 10 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $97.50 per share, has been completed, all of said shares having been sold, according tc for six of previous any will with months Arlhur results 1067. p. $4,000,000 of Cr$150,000,000. completion company to of Institutional of board policy secondary 190, The construction 807. p. $40,000,000 Chrysler Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Offering Completed— 14.—V. and by nnsecuredd notes at 7% and additional a subject approval 189, Foy is and of Chrysler Cotp. director a in Mission of Antique Porcelain but 1946, Development Co.—V. 190, 1068. p. Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings— corporation on equivalent to $2.25 a Sept. to Celulose. responsi¬ represented Desenvolvimento This on be the in Chrysler Corp.—Robert G. Page on Board— L. 190, p. 6C7. announcement will Outstanding 1,000,000 shs. cents) produced primarily use and writing grades. other trained personnel and 1969 Sept. on shares one PRESENT FINANCING Authorized 10 controls printing as project in capital. formal additional corporation was incorporated in Texas on March 22, (par Ohio, Guacu in the State is expected to start Mogi construction technicians commitment New ment . production facilities of the corporation are located at 3007 McGowan St. (P. O. Box 5998), Dallas, Tex. The business of the corporation is the buying and selling of animal fats and oils, vegetable oils and the rendering and refining of animal fats. stock an and New Channing Service Corp.—Adds to Registration— chattels, and for working capital EFFECT TO come management. located the Nacional the Robert GIVING will Chemical, are of cost wood sulfate $1,050,000 from initial operations of Champion being trained to assume increasing plant's operations. will IFC This The executive offices and CAPITALIZATION bleached a production capacity of the plant day, Forest plantations are being support this production. Pulpwood for the sending working Banco and other corporate purposes. an is ox Invested, $750,000 oversubscribed and the books closed. was Corporation, nee per papers supervise for the The Offered— Stock under pulp paper white Economico.—V. Chemical Fibre furnish plant, development bank, in the form of < 2779 PROCEEDS—The The by cases bearing dollar interest cruzeiro interest contingent on profits. Under an agreement with certain shareholders, there will also be an option on common stock of Champion Celulose. Additional financing Is being provided by 1957 1958 $2,761,938 Pearson, Murphy & Co., Inc., of New York City, on Sept. 31 publicly offered as a speculation 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per share. This of¬ Character Recognition (MICRi, be read by electronic machines as well few a year..The rated of personnel investment Ink the Visible Record Computer's $3,975 a month.—V. 190, p. Eppert said will Magnetic utilizes system of Champion 18,901,521 184,325 per —V. Common in or Corn Exchange Bank of New York, affiliate of the Bankers Trust Co. of will now tons Brazilian Brazilian Corp.—Earnings Increase— 1959 Deltec, an and is operation $4,000,000 Celulose this short and the Paper Celulose Paulo, 145 Brazil $4,262,001 profit Capital shares —V. •, 1392,609 shs. 868. p. acquired and developed to plant will be primarily eucalyptus 807. p. Net 1957. institutions by from Chemical Champion provide sales year 190, Of Bankers, operations late 271,244,564 19,745,696 2,885,374 the Champion Champion 36,541,036 262,828,944 252,343,043 2,739,216 Brazil. affiliate $ $ $ 39,426,410 282,574,640 38,128,732 —— Carlon Products and held are $2,000,000 $200,000 1959—7 Mos.—1958 1959—Month—1959 Six Months Ended June 30— fering notes - 200,000 1,000,000 shs. par construction in IFC, production 40,867,948 _____ earnings Casco notification with the stock (no par) to be underwriting. * to be used for working capital.—V. 189, p. 1463. corporation on Sept. 4 filed a letter of 1,800 shares of class A common offered to employees at $9 per share, without The SEC $500,000 Garner, President of the International Fine the mill from maturing Commission— Files With Securities and Exchange * tv 180,000 debentures.-- announced finance Ry.—July Earnings Lower— $ 189, ($1 notesi on Sept. 15 that the corporation, with particpations Corp., of New York, the Chemical International Finance, Ltd., and the Bankers International Corp., - has agreed to Invest $4,000,000 in Champion Celulose S.A., a Brazilian corporation, to help the Among shares, July 31— revenue Earnings Inc., Washington, D. C.— of National Affairs, Bureau promissory dividend.—V. stock sold Pacific Canadian Net $34,480 1,346,283 mortgage (IFC), beneficial owners are Frank Mariani, a director, 86,550 and Marty Marini, 63,750 shares; Abraham L. Pomerantz, 25,488 shares; and William Walzer, 25,112. The trustee proposes to sell 130,500 shares tp the underwriters and the remaining 100,000 shares to the issuing company. Such latter sale will reduce the outstanding shares to 350,500. The Estate of J. Mills Sum¬ mers is the record owner of 199,500 shares, the officers, directors and employees of the company being the beneficial owners thereof. New York Co., to the board of directors. Vice-President since 1958. is also a director of Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc., Inc., and the American Arbitration Association,— firm, has been elected Henshel has been Executive Outstanding * , stock oper¬ FINANCING by the Deltec ^ investment development, - PRESENT Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—Plant in Brazil— the public offering. The company also has agreed to sell Alstyne firm, at 5 cents per warrant, five-year warrants Certificate 189, the > TO previous b'/ei a the purchase of 35,000 common shares, exercisable at $9 per share. The company is engaged in the business of designing, producing and distributing highly engineered quick-operating fasteners used in aircraft, electronic equipment and other industrial products. It has outstanding 450,500 shares of common stock, of which 250,500 shares are held by Frank Mariani, as trustee under a 1956 agreement for the benefit of —V. including properties. EFFECT owners of the property who received them as purchase mortgages. IThis figure includes the 16,979 shares issued pn Aug. 15, 1959, to shareholders of record on July 31, 1959, representing for Net real , lo-year sinking fund the selling stockholder commission of $1 100,000 shares now held by the The underwriters are to receive a share. per share of GIVING per chase the remaining per activity estate selling money share. None of the proceeds will be received by the issuing company. The company, according to the prospectus, will pur¬ $9 real and demand Common Spring Valley Road, Paramus, N. J., the SEC on Sept. 11, 1959, covering common stock. These shares are to 22 at outstanding loans The Mr Monday, September 21, 1959 . Authorized stockholder a at Railway Inc.—New President Named- Bulova Watch Co., Mr. . ♦Mortgage notes . by the underwriters (headed by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.) of the company, and will be reoffered for public acquired Railway 768. p. located its 400,000 Co & Witter of shares of leasing Eank , Corp.—Registers With SEC— Fastener & Inc. Co., Dean • . registration statement with a sale 225,000 Inc. & Co.& Co. each. will subscribe that five such persons Co., & Turben prescott, Sachs & Goldman, —V. McDonald-Moore 225,000 Inc. Hemphill, & Inc. Brothers Lehman 200,000 125,000 150,000 125,000 KraUS— Co.— Curtis, House & Co.__ Fahey, Clark & Co Fulton, Reid & Co., & Burge Collin, $250,000 Weeks-- & Mellen Joseph, Inc. Allyn & Co., C. A. Co & Hornblower $1,:200,000 1 <200,000 Kuhn, Loeb & Co Ball, filed Trust below: Holt of Eureka, Calif., as President stock is owned by management No promoters. phases CAPITALIZATION fa Camloc be $6,500,000 801,888 shs. ^ ^ ^ Common nine the company expects share one 150,500 Outstanding— , the of but all ating, . prospectus lists Harry Ernest one officials; to will in The and transferred to the new company. be available for working capital be to proceeds purposes. The and logs of feet the of balance other from Authorized or to Be Authorized 5* in $7,961,736 in 1957, $12,668,654 months of 1959. GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING sales amounted to in the first six S», 151,170 and million 2'/2 This tlCThe* company's 1958 . ~~"~~————————————————————————mm_————__________ O. first those share, $19,553,000, These six to of be net of earnings $21,434,000, six the for than higher were of months share, common a operating period. stated: "We excellent 1958."—V. earnings the first for $2.13 or months' President, continue exceed reported 11 common 1958. Dietz, will Aug. and 180, expect that that operating our earnings the for year 563. p. Business Credit Co. (Del.), Chicago, 111.—Notes Offered The 10 offered of offices at with company, Sept. issue to $240,000 North Clark 10 residents fide bona subordinated of St., the Cenco Instruments Chicago 2, State 111., an interest bearing promissory notes, viz: $80,000 10% 10-year maximum promissory notes, series 1, $80,000 9% 5-year maximum promissory notes, series 2, and $80,000 8'/2% 3-year maximum promissory notes, series 3. Interest is payable monthly. —V. 189, p. 1924. Butler's Ga., Shoe Profit before Prov. lor Net income income Sept. on 16 filed 100,000 shares of issued and registration a stock. common holders. stock, Of President, of his 20,000 shares; holdings of writers. The supplied by and will for The public in of up chain's sale added S. shares; Dickson price and net of the the of stock¬ shares being Chairman, Board Israel D. Shapire, A. & Co. are underwriting 40,000 named as terms are of under¬ be to in 1926 being of offered the shoes, single a stores, for handbags, the balance. In sales store, to Butler's principally about 65% hosiery to and fiscal ended year and be in Net July other today Foundry of operations Soiltest, Collier in acquired Inc., June Fed. 1959—3 Mos.—1958 1959—6 Mos—1958 $6,181,887 566,981 1,276,062 and 814,308 440,600 295,000 665,800 424,000 taxes the Florida, The profit per ♦After shares $402,586 $ 0.62 sh com. preferred stock outstanding.—V. $271,981 $610,262 $0.94 and based 640,611 on ; Service This SEC company Sept. on 17 Corp.—Registers With Net will be sold for Earned a registration statement with the —V. common. corporate payment distribution plants- to for be used of for general 6 purposes. SEC 8,785,422 3,463,600 This corporation, located $2.65 $2.54 190, sions or plywood The free stock; commis¬ but was L lumber i and serve wHi* X In i organized planing mill en8&ge as sales to agent for purchase near in the Business allied the pplies. he will newly and their hoi°r $690'®?°comtianv IS Sept. madeCby0nhh?d W1" receive a 5% commission company sawmill and on miU products and Calpella of and related a the company's on all sales of Douglas from fir dIv- Durable Ply- manufacturing by-products facilities from It plywood has Durable °f this SUI». $350,000 is to be paid in cash evidenced by a $340,000 promissory note. Sf£«expePd addition, up t0 $100,000 for inventory $150,000 until persons Net common Sept. proceeds used in 1959 loan part Corp.—Proposed Financing— located 29, 1959, stock all prepay Wilmington, (of and and the of to in issue to stock; agreement Consolidated 1958, of it the of is to be paid to and The and operating Durable Plywood for is them used during The and 1959 remainder 1960 of Commission or purposes.—V. the sell the to at sale Del., has hearing a (estimated to has competitive Commission request notes which banks $3,200,000 additional proceeds approval, will 189, of be p. will applied to the bidding 350,000 given interested thereon. to is into at acres, 927 and Lincoln by the under presently of used stock issuer to company of ers its will be of for one its or " $ of and for - ' the first $12,521,556 Aug. on first the with six earnings in William President. earniugs in respective six calculated 1959 and sale of stock to retire BUSINESS—The State are of California located April 25, at 1956 1758 the proceeds of the on was June South 29, La company incorporated 1955. Its under principal Cienega/Blvd., Los has engaged and Angeles, jot increase an 1959 totaled corresponding $215,089,500, as period last year. to $1.84 per for 7,881,400 the average first share. half of Earnings 1958. of number Per sharesr— in 1958—outstanding 'during the 190, p. 256. ,1'* ' ' ' . This 120 located corporation, registration at with statement debentures, of 000,000 the series N. East 41st SEC due on Street, Sept. 1984, 11, to be York, New 1959, offered filed a covering $25,public sale for competitive bidding. The — from laws executive Calif. will continue is was half Chairman Inc.—Registers With SEC— Net proceeds will be added to the general funds and, together with other available funds (including the this earlier of such of year to of demands $38,590,000 persons of common —V. 190, p. 1959 stock), will be used to The most importaht construction program of expenditures estimated at from $90,The SEC has issued an order giving interested to request -a hearing on the financing proposal. 868. Columbia Gulf Transmission Co.—Proposed Construct'n The Federal Power Commission has granted authority to construct and operate 41.1 miles estimated cost of about $3,916,000. the Vermillion Since! financing of the involving until Sept. 29, at engag» the 000,000 to $100,000,000. the offices is companies, subsidiary an The the 3 959 first Paley, This the on periods.—V. months' the company in part its current bank loans. company of the S. Columbia Gas System, of additional shares of common stock (par $1) at $4 per share, on the basis of one new share for each ten .shares then held; rights will expire on Oct. 1. No under¬ writing is involved. net * 6%. reported were are . months for of equivalent are share per six Increase an at 33,880 the , , months earned by 12 Stanton, $201,433,378 represents $1.59 for with Frank the is presently offering to its common stockhold¬ Sept." 1, 1959, the right to subscribe for apply $ .. 32,411,238 296,267,017 289,062,648 V : sales share sale Common Stock Offered will Fla. 1959—36 Wks.—1958 $ 33,389,023 income corporate more general . company in such. as Beach, February record PROCEEDS—The land of Miami Higher— 1959—4 Wks.—1958 ' " net Board, Current of outstanding). subsidiary companies. purchase, subject to - :— at properties; selling them satisfy demands in 1359 upon such general funds. Century Properties purchase Rd., Incorporated—Sales announced 8.129,481 $21,000,000) at issued are stocks be additional used 2888. stock common buying of tracts in engaged down company compared w?.s 6%. This Subject to further Commission approval, the company also proposes to apply $6,000,000 of the proceeds of the stock sale to the purchase an Ply- be Sept. on other corporate purposes. and 356. p. compared in Calpella, Calif., filed a registration 14, 1959,' covering 140 shares of common stock, $5,000 par value each, to be offered for public sale at par. The offering is to be made by Ramond Benjamin Robbins one of the promoters, who will receive no cash discounts or statement with the SEC the Stores ;' $13,318,871', - authorization of subsidiaries Inc.—Registers With SEC— will Of¬ Stock Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—Earnings Higher 3,463,600 48. p. Common 1958 10,246,985 —_ period share corporation, for shares further California Mutual Co-Ply, proceeds company —_ —V. 12,779,863 9,843,922 ;__ ; of end common per 190, at common recently acquired liquefied petroleum retail purchase of equipment; and for new capital Fla 868. p. Sales 9,188,485 : —— for shares SEC— the Miami, . 1959 13,761,564 _. Central South West stock (par $1). Of the total, company's account, 43,000 shares for the account of selling stockholders, and 2,000 shares will be offered to the company's employees. The price for the 98,000'^vhich are to be offered publicly by Kidder, Peabody & Co., is to be supplied by amend¬ ment. The offering is expected to come in about 40 days. The proceeds will be used for payment of a loan, for shares net capital; Period End. Sept. 5— $57,520,837 $53,709,641 ___-. income This filed covering 100,000 shares of 55,000 of Colonial common . Co.—Earnings Up— Twelve Months Ended July 31— Operating revenues— income Nil Associates, of Newark, N. J., $ Central Illinois Public 1,078.010 $0.83 $0.60 563. p. 1,078,010 _. 2032. Inc., breaking and 190, $390,308 $0.42 dividends 190, *1,445,113 offered 300,000 shares of share). per ad iress Net California Liquid Gas Acres, for working —V. Net Common 1959 ($1 1958 $19,087,028 , 843,186 income 1959' share p. PROCEEDS—The $9,558,692 $12,865,736 . taxes led. 189, publicly par inc.. Subs)—Earnings $25,094,811 outstanding— common BUSINESS—The Available accessories 30 Co.—Earnings Up— $7,711,544 before of sales per fered—Williams & sales Profit southern 70% shares ♦Deficit.—V. 255. p. (& 896,995 Common 1,005,956 $0.12 15 Central $25,682,000. totaled the common June 190, Equipment Ltd. profit Earnings $116,420 1,031,479 share——$0.13 Net the by company other with account 119,300 outstanding Period End. June 30— Gross shoe retail shoes children's and securities. 170 ladies' shares funds general 235,720 153,700 of working capital require¬ outstanding 759,375 common shares in has now Florida of of to inventories other chain a Sales making the be company Organized sales ofiering additional certain to operates number Slann, per June.—V. ♦Earns. from company available states. 88,914 to be are and 60,000 shares, by four selling amendment. Proceeds addition 40,000 shares offered 286,791 taxes taxes. Farm Nine Months Ended July 31— Net sales covering of his holdings of 87,653 shares; Benjamin Vice-President, 10,000 shares of his holdings Helen A. Pollock, 10,000 shares of her holdings Goldman, Sachs & Co. and R with be Atlanta, SEC the E., 1958 $3,121,660 $133,091 share- ■"Includes N. shares Executive 34,324 shares. ment. this stock, to are selling stockholders, ar.d the them, are as follows: David L„ by shares Pollock, with statement The offered 20,000 Drive, offered for sale in behalf of the company, representing outstanding 41,661 Erookwood 204 at *1959 Cockshutt $3,884,302 _____ profit Earnings Corp.—Registers With SEC— corporation,, located V Three Months Ended July 31— sales Net Common This Corp.—Earnings Increase— on Illinois of its pipeline existing loop Parish, East will La., begin and Lateral to at extend a Columbia in a junction this company temporary of 24-inch pipeline loop Gulf's' Erath southeasterly with its Junction direction 12-inch Lake in along Sand gathering line in St. Mary Parish, La. The lddition of the proposed facilities, Columbia GUlf said, will not increase the capacity of its main Volume 190 Number 5883 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1177) line it transmission to 2888. to However, ■■ Computer its of use its-affiliate, v . system. continued assure deliveries • the company said, line capacity to main United Fuel make (Jo.—v'. pp. uas ... Systems, .V. . • : . Inc.—Announces it 189, will New . Crompton & Knowles Packaging Corp. manufactures automatic packaging machinery for overwrapping almost every conceivable prod¬ and • . . enable required 2672 uct. ; designed to ously, on a 30" plot DC Products— analog signal, —V. signals simultaneequipped with a one .: iv The two completely transistorized units are specifically designed to provide those features most often required in plotting tracking data from missile-range instrumentation systems and in plotting data from digital and analog computers. : arm-pen The and desired the Model MC-3302, consists utilized be horizontal to other surface. Model board may from adjacent or 30" x assembly; plotting panel one plotting surface station.—V. plotting assembly and control plotting surface in.any position The control panel may be located vertical. to 190, or on remote a control desk, 184, This gluing Dorr-Oliver, filed a which will The receive 80c of share. per 1" i.l.J."'., . c- company operates a milk products receiving, processing, manu¬ selling and distributing business, principally in New York Jersey and Pennsylvania. It has outstanding 419,850 shares of stock common • officials (and certain indebtedness), which of management own 311,670 shares (74.2%) and propose to sell 100,340 in aggregate. The largest block is held by Francis E. Crowley, Presi¬ dent, who proposes to sell 37,500 shares of his holdings of 112,320 shares. Additional blocks of 24,800, 17,810, 16,200, and 10,500 shares are to be sold by J. Elmer Crowley, Vice-President, Vincent Crowley, Secretary, Frank L. Crowley, Production Manager, and Margaret Par¬ sons, respectively.—V. 189, p. 1572. Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa, Ltd.—Stock ; The stockholders stock nary shares from Goldfields, New Ltd, Union for stock share The in voted 7 to held of for Increase the £1, par outstanding Gold one and to £14,000,000, exchange basis on shares of foi Sept. on £11,000,000 offered were Fields shares 960,000 share H. E. Proprietary Ltd. on basis three Proprietary shares held. stockholders of Union New and of receiving cash as follows. 10s, 6d, per Proprietary share. Securities per which seven in , of of of The and to business at acceptance of the offer would involve the shares of £1 each in the capital of Con¬ oi. Anglo-French and the payment of £125,000 out of current resources. ordinary ordinary stockholders consideration the vestments Gold Full 500,000 cash a of Anglo-French present is in Fields time group.—V. similar is approximtaely companies either 190, to that one-half by or of Consolidated value in managed of its in¬ with associated the 868. p. Consolidated RRs. of Cuba—No Interest Payment— Continental Copper Steel & Industries, Inc. Net — Earnings Up— Fiscal Year Ended June 30— Total 1959 after 189, 1958 $53,667,024 1,339,150 taxes 808. p. on 16 the resolved third defer to quarterly of previous 37 V2 cents This corporation the $100,583,439 nine reports months in will depend is carrying p. 179, this the year, respect of to net sales totaling $108,744,336 July 31, 1959, compared with sales period in the preceding fiscal year. Net earnings for the first nine months of fiscal 1959 were $2,475,525, compared with $2,375,007 in the corresponding period last year. The earnings figures for the period last year included non-recurring tax credits in the amount of $500,000.—V. 189. p. 2781. Hirsch & The had company scheduled The Co. The company cretion of results upon out with the of the Cuban Common — Stock Offered is offering to the holders of its company the Corp. right to subscribe stock common (par for 50 99,594 cents) share for each eight shares at of rate The additional of one new held of record Sept. 3, 1959 (with an oversubscription privilege); rights to expire Sept. 30, 1959. The subscription price is $12 per share. offering is being underwritten by Dean Witter & Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc. and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood. on general funds and for used working capital other and corporate purposes. chain a the management. inventories.—V. 1957, the in for the purpose manufacture and electronic data tific and 501 sale of engaging of Avenue, in Minnesota July on in the design, development and equipment and components used systems, The uses. Park incorporated was processing and industrial located at In corporation automatic control for military, scien¬ company's principal executive offices Minn. are Minneapolis, November, 1957, the company acquired all of the capital stock of Engineering, Inc., organized in 1952. This subsidiary was merged Cedar into the most of company as of Jan. manufactures a variety of for them use 31, 1958. complex in missiles and The Cedar instruments Engineering Division control and military aircraft.—V. devices, 190, p. of supermarkets and Coffee amounts in the company, agricultural The the former which is the for is area headquarters building Rockside on Road, being remodeled to accommodate Cook Coffee's overall operations. Roediger Construction Co. is the general con¬ expanded tractor Foodtown present remodeling, in which the air-conditioned office being expanded from 9,000-square-feet to 35,000-square-feet. completed only three years ago, occupies an 18 acre Heights within a block of Pick-N-Pay's 200,000-squarefoot warehouse and bakery, where a 15,000-square-foot bakery addition is to be started shortly.—V, 190, p. 668. This site in structure, of the adjourned an The on Sept. 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC shares of class A common stock to be offered at par share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to purchase inventory and for operating capital. , ($100 company 2,500 the consumer net proceeds meeting the of ' The shareowners Printing the & two Robert Three Months Ended July 31— Gross operating income—._. Profit Prov. before for income Fed. taxes income 190, p. ! U. will 2,352,483 940.993 i__ of be dis¬ used 1,815,095 759,940 $1,411,490 2,948,702 $1,055,155 $0 48 $0.40 2,618,641 153. be used to companies, changed its to supply to name and General Manager. This decision to nearly double the' operating force of this four-year old company followed overtime oper¬ ation during much of the first half of this year. at Ribecourt, of is operations polystyrene where Paris, near facility manufacturing corporation. Pechiney will also market the products in France. new Duke the of the with National At be which furnish the 500,000 were year.—V. 189, coincident and 2348. p. corporation Sept. on to and 14 of The approved The joint Diamond, At and will new William be Diamond to merge made by Walters, H. Chairman The company. Gardner Corp. Board as & new the being reflects name merged is name company's the product changed national line, to joint each the of the Gardner 336,000 10,000,000. outstanding.—V. Diamond S.) major the 190, Corp. its to expansion call In those program St. Louis, Manager. for When shares the reported company after preferred dividends preferred dividends 189. p. 2033. Mtarshall, Mich., has developed differential for passenger cars and Vice-President-Administrative. plans for expanding the facilities to provide the neces- cost this of of differential $450,000 produced being optional as Goodrich for fcr and said. one of the future new equipment Other "Big Three" a light truck on manufacturers are testing vehicles. in activities research that is currently release and for used space onice and approximately 24,000 square feet about 15% .—V. 188, p. 2741. be for man¬ engineer¬ and will in¬ by be made the at stock shares of for redemption on Oct. 14, 1959, all of cumulative convertible preferred stock at $11 dividends of 17V2 cents per share. Payment called cent accrued Pacific 190, National converted be may Bank, Francisco. San Calif. into common stock at the rate of preferred to Oct. 9, 1959, in¬ each share of for common 970. p. in Total for cost completed, for the extrusion of clay products straight line will machines entire this use addition new 30,000 over tons annually. early in has corporation 1960.—V. acquired The at St. a the business purchase price and was name."—V. its own This in fiscal The on trade Sept. 14; conducted will Increase the of business "The as separate a p. corporation, of with common offices at with stock, to 911 the be Broadway, SEC on offered of and three plants 8, City, Mo., covering 1959, for public sale through an underwriting group headed by Midland Securities Co., Inc., and Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Inc. The public offering price and under¬ writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. company manufactures and sells circuit testing equipment and related consulting services. It has outstanding 163,875 cbmmon shares (plus options to purchase 25,275 shares at $3.33 per share, expiring 31, 1961). proceeds of funds and Doman The SEC proceeding in located plans on for a new facility San and Diego Pasadena. The Communications, Inc.—Receives Electronic of company Contracts for communications 190, equipment subsystems for the F-106 U. S. Air Force 18. planes, F. W. Godsey, Jr., President, announced on Aug. 970. p. $500,000 Contract—■ A single contract valued in excess of $500,000 has been received by this company, William H. Burgess, President, announced on Sept. 9. The contract is for electronic fusing timers for the Genie air-to-air missile and by Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc. company's Avionics Division. begin shortly with the major portion of the business scheduled to be produced within $he current year. Mr. Burgess said that long range planning on the Genie missile was placed will be manufactured by the timers is program indicates noted two expected this that a to potential electronic He said orders to backlog current mately of timer substantial has outstanding has an operational conditions. years and been record in of follow-on contracts. He production for the past reliability under USAF the contract brings Electronic Specialty's backlog of unfilled, approximately $4,400,000. A year ago. Electronic Specialty^ was approximately fiscal year which $2,700,000—V. $2,100,000. At the start of the company s on April 1, the backlog was approxi¬ began 189, p. 1345. / the will sale be of the available additional to reduce stock will short-term be added bank to Emerson Radio & borrow¬ p. 356. Helicopters, Inc.—Violations— Phonograph Corp.—Earnings Rise • net profit for period ended Aug. 1, 1959, of $3,184,548 before provision for Federal income taxes, and $1,466,548 after provision for Federal income taxes, equal to 72 cents per share on the 2,046,444 shares corporation and subsidiaries report a consolidated The the 39-week after provision period ended Aug. 2, 1958, the consolidated net for Federal income taxes amounted to $397,888, ties to 19 cents per share V. 190, Act now 189, p. 601. York Regional Office announced on Sept. 10, 1959, the complaint (USDC, SDNY) seeking to enjoin Doman Heli¬ copters, Inc.. and Glidden S. Doman from further violations of Securi¬ of b0,000 corporation has received additional contracts totalling $3,250,000 intercentor —V. The 1063. Kansas Sept. for the like experienced This Electronic Specialty Co.—Receives assets $3,000,000 cash. 190, with six acres of land purchased in Industrial Park of San Diego, will represent a total of 125,000 sq. ft. of floor space in on Calif. exceed DIT-MCO, Inc.—Registers With SEC— registration statement First Quar. 1959, sales were $2,160,460, , is company ft. sq. Delivery shares 31, cents per share, based on 577,500 shares compares with $1,500,000 and earnings of 29 cents 45 or quarter in orders booked of $2,839,900, double the same period *58 of $1,474,600. • - record of added be will program Louis be under quarter ended Aug. $259,800, tunnel New buildings and equipment 190, p. 669. distinct division, first ox employs 500 persons as compared to 275 a year ago.—V. Swindell-Dressier horizontal new use. the share (not including four cents non-recurring profits) period last vear. It was also announced ihe company Raymond Koontz, President, said Herring-Hall-Marvin will continue to filing con¬ debentures after Electro Instruments, Inc.—Reports Record Diebold, Inc.—Acquires Herring-Hall-Marvin— Net to 119,457 cumulative 6% convertible per under way will double production plant, it was announced by John J. expansion program has been under¬ This Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co. March is has 60 plus Preferred This scheduled The will increase value) in slip announced, offered be area corporation share, will now Mo., 470-foot a addition, now production by a 1958.—V. estimated Mr. will outstanding per $800,000; are share share Goodrich, I. he an their plant outstanding. above. to Plans to of 1959, 30, per per Division F. operations the For keep pace with the growing demand booming Missouri and Illinois markets. the to par options. June 48c or production building earnings Corp.—Merger Voted— Gardner Steencken, Plant kiln. and ($2 Eichler Homes, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock— 49. p. Dickey Clay Mfg. Co.—Expansion Program— company's taken outstanding subordinated $1.18 or controlled to increase an ufacturing ing work. merger Diamond National Corp. will have 450,000 shares cumulative preferred stock and 4,437,512 shares of common (W. A stockholders split shares expansion plans at the Pump Division call for a new building adjoining the present plant in Marshall to be used as a combination research and development laboratory and office building. It will clusive.—V. at 1959, stock the $1.50 stock of 4'/2% ended Pump a line, in from to October 200,000 outstanding period time for 1960 two 4,000,000 in common from On Sept. 1, 1959, there were outstanding, and 51,450 common and of differential device outstanding U. S. Printing & common shares. This calls for the issuance of 907,200 Diamond shares with a total value of about $30,000,000. Diamond shareowners voted to increase the number of authorized common shares Alter it- The and Lithograph of of Com¬ statement involves the exchange of 2.7 shares of Diamond for approval Utilities 2673. p. Diamond character the 189, ..vn> held conversion stock at companies its in permit company. National to Carolina value). stock months same new The approved the be 2-for-l of $144,471 with $56,961 division crease of subject North said.—V. above. stock par according space the President state¬ Manufacturing Co.—Plant Expansion Announced the saiy to the producing the auto States United announcement a ($1 company's is properties, the and McGuire Co. a corresponding The registration a 9,000 shares of its market or at private sale sale to eligible employees.— lor Nantahala Mr. common six Eaton trucks, filed covering open Corp.—Plans 2-for-l Stock Split— exercise income and stock the meeting for compared The merger the the Mich., 1959, the offered Commission common the net 11, on products. plan a indicated. common States— to purchase distribution facilities Light Co., a suosidiary of ihe Aluminum Co. McGuire, Duke, President. B. approve preferred for For a to of vertible by with Corp.—Merger Approved— Printing, The United 1961. contracted & W. Harvester reserved Co., the western in Corp.—New Name— shares shares Midland, in $4,000,000, authorized merged with The Diamond Match Co. in 1957 became- Diamond Gardner Corp. Now, following of the construct. stream Co.—Proposed Acquisition— acquire special a Carton S. to 011 Sept. and has Power for asked the U. for type go acquired Power Detroit new Corp. base will Dura of 1, Aug. Ohio, company merger was ratified stockholders. effective fiscal according expanded to Corp. said Federal Sec "Dura President, immediately was company's new Co. also their dollars on be Power mission, of shareowners name and became this Walters of located SEC to company America, and 27, Smith, Crompton & Knowles Corp.—Sales Volume Mounts— President the will million the Nantahala the Mr. Middlctown, the of Lithograph and general ; Duke industrial, ings, for working capital and other corporate purposes—V. 190, Rapidly mounting sales have caused Crompton & Knowles Pack¬ aging Corp., Holyoke, Mass., a wholly-owned subsidiary, to go on a two-shift basis, according to W. W. Anthony, Jr., Executive Vice- located 1069. p. This Offered— automotive, Thomas J. Fairburn, President of Printing President. Mr. Fairburn S. The 33,333 1958 $22,604,859 $22,108,330 , taxes Net profit Average no. of shares outstanding Earnings per common share —V. 1959 has by G. Board filed Corp.—Earnings Up— is expected Corning 190, The Diamond Gardner This Petroleum manufacturer products, corporate title of the company's start per Cosden Is company, Dow V. in new This covering several with Co.—Changes Name— multi-line a and Maple (H. E.) Cooper & Co., Rochelle, III.—Files With SEC— Start-up year. Polypropylene Facilities— stock 2032. p. name-change, announced by the directors on July voted Cleveland, to Dow Chemie A.G. in Basel, finance investments overseas. to this Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission— Corp." See that by Dec. 1 the company will have transferred its general offices, together with the headquarters of its wholly owned subsidiary Pick-N-Pay Super Markets, Inc., from the Chester location of Eastern Lime Detroit Harvester Co.—Sells Office Building— said electro- Divsion. plant This first the at will cash necessary to the purchase of Wilbur Clark's Desert Inn, Vegas, Nev., which will leave the $7,000,000 balance to be covered mortgages.—V. 190, p. 663. This 24,000-square foot air-con¬ property at 3615 Chester Avenue. Freedman later large a and facilities—first cost The as The company has sold its six-year-old ditioned office building and adjacent Mr. Build The of 769. Ohio, to the Carpenters District Council, AFL, according to Max Freedman, Cook Coffee President. The transaction covers a 39,000-square-foot parcel fronting 198 feet on Chester Avenue. and ~ site part a staff Western of dairy stores. Associates—Partnership Interests Diamond National Cook chemical 1961. by commission of 4%. a Unspecified 189, PROCEEDS—$2,875,000 the Las broad BUSINESS—The 8, by formed begin plant operates become To negotiations writing, $3,025,000 of participations in partnership inter¬ ests in Associates. These participations are being of¬ fered in units of $25,000 each. The .<■ PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be received by the company from the sale of the additional common stock will be added to the company's French ' held are subsidiary will for operating ment underwriters will receive operates Desert Inn stock common shares the — will Governmental This company on Sept. 9 publicly offered,without under¬ The Data company a new Pechiney paid 1264. Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be added instance to the general funds of the company to be used as Control the Construction will Daitch Crystal Dairies, Inc.—Registers With SEC— ended same in Switzerland, the decree. This corporation, located at 400 Walnut Ave., Bronx, N. Y., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 15, 1959, covering $3,500,000 of 5'/2% convertible subordinated debentures, due Oct. 1, 1979, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed by consolidated period the ' plant will manufacture Styron and Saran. The facility will be operated by a newly formed French company, Plastichimic S.A., jointly owned by Pechiney and Dow. Dow's invest¬ common by of leading a concern. The share. a action company authorities.-—V. quarters with because rate Continental Motors Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up— In plant for the manufacture of plastics materials by Dow Chemical International Limited jointly S.A., company will build facilties for the production of polypropylene Torrance, Calif., on a site adjacent to other Dow plastics production, units, according to Leiand A. Doan, General Manager of Dow's Deferred— action dividend earnings resulting from the recent dividend the Sept. of two Future which $47,953,171 1.702,177 sales profit —V. ni the increased company on Sept. 10 announced that no interest payments will be made on the 3% cumulative income debentures Oct. 1, 1959 or April 1, 1960, because of insufficient earnings for the fiscal year ended June 30.—V. 184, p. 1579. dollar France * pay a bank loan incurred in connection with the acquisition of the R. & G. grocery chain of 11 stores, to defray the cost of opening new supermarkets in the near future, and for working capital to carry The Net In dividends to Anglo-French. solidated directors declaration reduction Agency, agreed issue The the Ltd., 117 Old Broad St., London, EJC. 2, Eng¬ purchase at 73s, 6d. per Gold Fields share for such number of ordinary shares as may be necessary to produce the sum required to pay any such cash consideration. This company is making an offer to purchase the entire capital of The Anglo-French Exploration Co., Ltd., consisting of £1,000,000 ordinary stock, on the* basis of one ordinary share of £1 in the capital of Consolidated and 5/- in cash for every £2 ordinary stock land, in Pechiney at Cuban Electric Co.—Dividend Action . Fields Proprietary had the option New Union share and 24s, 6d. corpo¬ The „ exchange Gold one ' Union every for of ordi¬ 1,142,857 New of offered were The every autohrized of stock and metallurgical ■ the Increased—Makes Exchange Offers— built be ments facturing, New multimillion S.A. , Redpath, commission a Privately—This Dow Chemical Co.—To Build in France— A will 120,000 outstanding shares of its common stock to be offered for public sale at $10 per share by the present holders thereof through * an underwriting group headed by, -Auchincloss, Parker & . Sold was announced on Sept. 11, has placed privately $3,000,000 of notes due in 1974, of which $2,250,000 were taken by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company. —V. 190, p. 669. sealing 2324. p. Inc.—Notes ration, it automatic and corporation, located at 145 Conklin Ave., Binghamton, N. Y., registration statement with .the SEC on Sept. 10, 1959, cover- ing console, 48. p. . is two. the furnishes and Crowley's Milk Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC— the of with MC-3301 with two or also equipment for case opening, case in all industries using cans. It cur¬ rently serves the baking, brewery, confectionery, dairy, food process¬ ing, industrial products, meat packing, produce and paper industries. Two new analog data plotting boards developed by this corporation (formerly Mid-Century Instrumatic Corp.J, the MC-3301 and MC-3302, are It packing . 5 New registration requirements in Conn., corporation.—V. 185, p. 1041. sale of stock of this Danbury, the For a p. ^like 357. on Pr0^^ equal the number of shares presently outstanding.— ! Financial Chronicle The Commercial and ... . Monday, September 21, 1959 (1178) 6 Inc. The public offering price and underwriting terms supplied by amendment. is engaged in the design, development, production anl distribution of builders* hardware, primarily overhead type garage door hardware. It has outstanding 500,039 common shares, of_ which reagent offered for the account of the company and 225 000 shares for the account of certain selling stock¬ holders. This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed. Additional financing details follow: PROCEEDS The net proceeds will be used to provide the company ■with working capital to be used in the conduct of its busisess and in were The of $918,000 p. Appointed— Corp. of Delaware—Trustee Commercial The Bank has America North of designated been debentures due convertible subordinated $10) Control None 200,000 shs. —..—. . chased 2,000,000 shs. 562,280 shs. BUSIiJESS—The company was incorporated in Delaware on March 30 1959 for the purpose of acquiring outstanding guarantee stock •of' Empire Savings & Loan Association. The company now owns ap¬ proximately 97% of the stock of the Association. The / ssociation is engaged in the savings and loan business prin¬ cipally in Los Angeles County, Calif. Its head office is located in Pacoiina, which is in the San Fernando Valley approximately 18 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles, and it has one branch located In Van Nuys, approximately 5 or 6 miles southwest of the head office. The company also expects to operate, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Pacoima Bond & Insurance Agency, an insurance agency which will assist the Association in making fire and other insurance stock Common . in this the Hutlon loan and savings exceeding associations $195,000.000.—V. & Mitchum, The has company 10 to is "It have also believed," Reeyes Bacon, tion in connection used in the 1,000 9,000 —V. 800 800 500 5°0 7,200 7,200 4,500 4,500 4,500 3,600 3,600 Whipple & Co. — Eichler & Co —— Fairman jLoewi Co. & Blosser Gtraus, Alkow Co., & & Co Dofflemyre J—— Co.——— Hooker —— 190, V. also See —— Fay & 300 300 300 .—.— of the 190, ' . on Bell General area Players, the signed few the miles 84 some commercial-free telephone routes company during cable in Etobicoke, of possible. TV the cable new partly system It section western households of Toronto. metropolitan expected are to subscribing be mid-winter 5,000 service.—V. 189, By the to 2889. p. Offered Stock Telephone The — Co. Clarinda, of stock (par $100) at $141 of one-half share for each public will be the book value which began No I960. the a The original of charter 20 is ■County, At expired from years company corporation 27, Aug. that 1943 and date. The Wesi 106-108 at Chestnut Aug. 27, and Street, only for property ' is owned approximately the by CAPITALIZATION $100,000, all and of Page such of company. GIVING TO PRESENT « « —V. . . first 189, .. mortgage stock (par its This 4,594 shs. «ales the of about Sept. on Sweeney of 15 announced Lithograph transaction $1,500,000. Co., were Inc. not William that of it H. lithograph company, will continue in tions, it was stated.—V. 188, p. 1154. has Belleville, disclosed. Glover, charge Jr., of corporation •commercial holders . Nels ficer grade were W tola has at on Stalheim, said that developed the Sept. had opera¬ Mine in silver Northern of the Board two and ore of bodv Idaho, Chief and years share¬ Construction of a mill to process the Executive substantial a Is ore company ™ Mr. mine, Under •rd then ♦Mr. to evaluate more closely contemplated s,lid/ "In,/ny case we now have said. Stalheim terms in will Stalheim of an agreement with ^ recovert a11 expenditures share also profits told with has a and on about or operated because Inc. by Caribbean Securities commission of 45 cents underwriter also will be cents per share for each , company was contracts sales manufacturing- is foot ex¬ York showrooms taking over the - . Oct. will Formfit that 1959. 1, efforts Of will ago soon, ap¬ to Carp.—Common Aug. Qf Sunland 31 , net N. M., new since tion in commencing April, 1959, in are It October, 1959. expected to-be proposes meetings , with {to' Albu¬ conduct", value Mines. other $1,079,725 is said to costs have to been opening date is $3,000,310, ■» of which expended and accrued to July 3, 1959 p. - • company fered The and at par, of are , This company, a to be loans.—V. Frantz Mfg. filed SEC—. Sept. 4 filed a letter- of notification with the SEC six-year 8% subordinated debentures to be of-; without underwriting. ... making used to 190, p. purchase conditonal located at 301 West 3rd St.. Sterling. registration- statement».with. the Standing shares of its common "stock, by the present holders thereof tthrough sale ■ ■ ' ■;:V : ~ . i - 111.,.on Sept. 11 SEC .covering. offered contracts- ' * ' 461. Co.—Registers With SEC—% the purchase and installation of for 190,953 public additional machinery; the manufacture of the product; $67,000 to purposes. company not intend to . build or lease its own plant the product nor does it propose to establish its does production of ■> for own; tc the prospectus, the company now has outstanding 730,common stock and 2,500 shares of preferred. Frank O. of shares out- sale to be an underwriting-group! headed covering the 99% of tha' - General Instrument Corp. . — Tuner in Production— First Transistorized TV / v . the United States to use. the smallest TV tuner ever made; placed in large-scale production for the new battery-powered-"takerthe-anywhere" TV sets (which cannot function with conventional tuners), now in development, the corporation an¬ nounced on Sept. 14. Developed initially for .the first truly portable. TV set on the market, the tuner is now being released to the entire TV industry, Monte Cohen, President, stated, and commercial produce tion-^-the first on any transistorized TV .tuner—is under way at the company's F. W. Sickles Division plant at Chicopeei-Mass. I In. addition to the new tuner, the Sickles Division also has developed -^-and is in production on—special deflection components (yokes, .fly¬ backs) for the new transistorized sets, some- only ■ half the size and: weight of those used in. conventional sets, Mr. Cohen, announced.: These also are now being made available to all set makers," he slated.—V. 190, p.- 971. • . • j « r The first television transistors in place of commercially—has been on $50,000 proceeds for of Inc., - '• 357. Franklin Discount Co., Teccoa, Ga.—Files With The covering to be marketed Higgins Industries, Inc., and inventor ot the two patents wood stretching process; and he and his relatives own completed-prtorrto^lshat time: 190, used 'voting stock of Higgins Industries. acquired a site consisting of about 153 acres for its racing plant Park, located at Anapra, N. M., about. from downtown El Paso, Texas. The estimated cost of con-; and product Higgins is listed as President.,-He and four other management officials own all the outstanding common shares. Higgins also is President of / pari-mutuel- miles struction flooring . 000 facilities,- under construe— Its for used According general corporate purposes.- 1957. racing a organization for selling-the product. Instead, it has entered into an j operating agreement with Higgins Industries, Inc., under which it will purchase its requirements for the product from Industries. The ma-> ehinery and equipment will be installed in the latter's Michoid plant in: New Orleans. * ' * ■ ■-. -. . located at 1220 Simms Building, quarter-horse and Mee 1,000,000 shares of for completing construc¬ located near Anapra, N. M.; and for of commence equipment necessary for be The used be racetrack, organized was - will proceeds a obligations: be corporate at $1.50 per share. (par 10 cents) Park, Offered—Minor, Stock publicly offered development name to liquidate bank loans and $235,000 to repay funds ad-? vaneed on open account by • Higgins Industries, Inc. An- additional^ $195,000 will be reserved for payment of interest charges on the deben-. lures; and the balance of the proceeds will be available for general, will company a the and the intends and year With SEC— the "S-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-d-w-o-o-d Tile." The company now the manufacture and distribution of this product.. the net proceeds of this financing, estimated at $1,330,000, $254,000, under ' _ being made are corporation, research ; ,. • . to sell the Aurora that can effectively" for manufacturing operations in that, city.—V. 189, p. 1927. that Flooring Co., Inc.—Registers address of which is P. O. Box 8169, New. Orleans. La.; on Sept. 14 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering $1,500,000 of 6Va % debentures, due Oct. 1, 1969, and 270,000, shares of common stock. These securities are to be offered for public; sale in units, each consisting of $100 principal amount of debentures and 18 shares of common stcck. The public offering price and under-' writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc., Howard, Weil, Labouisse. Friedrichs and Co., and Mason-Hagan,. Inc., are listed as the principal underwriters. The prospectus further • states that the company's stockholders have agreed to sell 80,000 com-ihon shares to the underwriters for $800. ; * Organized in May 1956, the company has confined its activities tp by Formfit since 1943, is the company has recently , said stock wagering, commercial silver Conjecture Mines, been said, BUSINESS—This corporation, in as operator of the property Conjecture shareholders* the size SEC— principally in This Of¬ sum now in progress will the Corp.—Registers With located in Santurce, Puerto Rico, filed a registration ■ SEC on Sept. 11, 1959 covering 150,000 shares of be offered for public sale at $3 per share. The organized in February, .1959, and proposes to en¬ the business of purchasing notes secured by condi- ; on automobiles, aeecpted by dealers in sales of cars in Puerto Rico. It is the company's further intention to resell or > pledge such notes with banks or other lending institutions for loans at substantially lower rates of interest than that which the company will receive from its customers. Of the net proceeds of the sale of stock in this offering, $15,P0G will be used for , lease improvements and equip- ,ment and supplies, and $330,410 for working capital. The company now has outstanding 200,000 common shares, issued to the management in exchange for $11,168 of contributions as organiza-> tion expenses and $2,000 in cash. The prospectus lists Allen H. Cox as President and one of the promoters.—V. 189, p. 1346. The gage tional Kunstadter, square New company • ' thoroughbred . Stalheim said. Development work on 2,500 a announced (including purchase price of land).—V. developing to date and "we are well pleased with the results" Development work will continue on a three-shift-a-day basis until November when work will be limited to one shift a day during the J?prHlg' enable the on the Kunstadter plant 111., Kunstadter space querque, In winter. 111., firm's Formfit's of where Avenue Mr. payment of certain 6V2 ' spent 870. p. 3 which is to he_known as Sunland Body— 11. Chairman Federal substantial begun which is owned by Formfit, Co., It has a Conjecture the of Belleville Federal Uranium Corp.—New Silver Ore This annual President the a j in Chicago, 111. Jasonvilie, Ind., plant the • Kunstadter common for J. has has remodeling .time, Aurora, Fortuna for purchased N. Sweeney on plus General Monmouth, at increased floor. Mr. the tion Paper Board Co., Inc.—Acquisition— company the Terms further Filth PROCEEDS—The cash to voted . $20,000 for expenses. The entitled to purchase one share of stock at 5 five shares sold pursuant to this offering. feet of additional 50,000 square Aug. 31 by Sigmund W. on facilities construction plant, which Mr. • & 2565. p. .'Federal the stock, share, per the $276,000 6 000 shs nearly the. company's. Plaza at its have complete same building, Outstanding $300,000 with 15 resources offering is to be made on a best efforts basis Co., Inc., for which it is to receive a selling ' FINANCING Authorized . bonds $100) is to that proach 300. * • *„ 4Vb% Common Sept. on 190, corporation statement total stock from three to five authorize the issuance of Finance General > expansion of its other plants. He pointed out that the Beatrice plant, which opened a with a staff of 90 people, now employs over 200 and will use EFFECT . and stock expansion.—V. President, to share¬ being sub¬ stantially increased its production facilities following the building of new and modern plants in both Beatrice and Crete, Neb., plus the present time there is under construction a community dial exchange in the town of College Springs, Iowa, which will serve College Springs and that rural community. The cost of the College' be has completed at 358 6th closed, the will and net in invest¬ proposal to authorize an million shares of $2 par up to 250,000 shares of $20 par preferreod. For the present the company plans only to issue preferred stock, sufficient to increase working capital by about $3,750,000. The program was planned to obtain additional funds for captial of increaset 2783. and $3,179,000, , $14,000,000, of worth common quarterly di\idend rate was taken because of 2137 of , . headquartered in St. Louis, has a of $93,000,000, and 6,633 to pp. s has a total of $2,524,000 loan. Corp., Finance Contract General net centers, 189, company middle west and south. in the Citizen's State savings and loan offices and has $2,503,000 on. shareholders. The stockholders . Inc.—Proposed Expansion— $8,099,700.—V. The $344,000., of worth ment certificates build and complete within the next according to Ralph Biernbaum, General Manager. ^v.'. Nov., and the close ' exchange $86,703,000, to orders New step "This share, a shopping addition offices At a office Clarinda Iowa. .Springs of additions added entire 1923. renewed was principal a centers, called regional shopping Mr. Biernbaum said. They will Crete, and incorporated was cents is planning and company The period the large pansion proceeds will be used to purchase and rebuild telephone exchange, to enable the company capital to debt ratio, and for additional working Iowa amounted 1958. to reduce the 14 voted Sept. 20 new income He i capital. BUSINESS—This to 31, Bpnk Building, Tulsa, operates Morris Plan in Ardmore, Lartlesville and Shawnee. Oklahoma Morris Plan Co. has resources capacity. Iowa, proper 12 Largest and net College Springs, maintain cents Sizable price to the share and, this offer, expire March 20, per 1959, last year, or $1.72 presently outstanding. months months nine July at company operating in 26 cities, primarily in the The Morris Plan Company, with headquarters of $213,415 for the ; with net earnings President. the basis on The compares Formfit Co.—Adds Factory Space— will involved. 31, underwriting is FROCEEDS—The to Aug. on share per share held. shares the for factory space, it was announced made on June 30 to stockholders of 1,531 shares of ing 793,777 sales $88,700,000 corporation The within the State of Iowa the unsold portion of an offer¬ common the to net loss net a Iowa— is offering to residents company reported nine wiih years rental Mutual Farmers Waller E. Lurtelow, President of GCFC. proposal, which has the approval of the boards of directors of companies, would be consummated by an exchange of tnrec and six-tenths shares of General Contract common stock for one share of the Oklahoma company's stock. General Contract is a finance, personal loan and insurance holding The both centers,"will cost about$24,000,000, be in Harrisburg, Pa.,-. Jacksonville, Fla., and two in Baltimore, Md, Construction of one of the Baltimore centers is already started. The four units will have a total of .1*803,000 square feet of selling space and will have an antici¬ pated annual rental income of $3,149,256. The corporation will begin eight smaller centers by the end of 1960, ■ Mr. Biernbaum said. These will provide 743,041 square feet of selling space and return an estimated annual rental of $1,179,374. The corporation now has 18 shopping centers in full operation with 2,352,172 square feet of space. Three new centers are partially open and three under construction with completion scheduled early next year. Mr. Biernbaum estimated that when all of the proposed centers are completed by the end of 1961 the company will have an annual telephone whereby the install of 14 Food Fair Properties, Four Toronto Famous Vice-President and Fitzgibbons, President of J. Sept. July 31, 1959. the corresponding General Contract Finance Corp.; of the Oklahoma concern, it was by them Ltd.—Reports Loss in Earnings— on for Vice-President and partly on poles will be able to serve 13,000 Etobicoke can readily be expanded to serve 40,000 households in underground households. the will type new regular Following J. agreement an months next make to and Manager, render to common Canadian Corp. Ltd.—Contract Signed Telephone Co. of Canada. Cruickshank, Bell Telephone H. W. Dr. order Co., Tulsa, Okla., has been made to the announced on Sept. 11 ' Plan Morris Oklahoma the make to of stockholders This "This , television came' closer to realization in the Toronto 7 with the signing of a contract between this corporation Aug. the and in fabric offer subsidiary i. ' Pay-as-you-see area cord disappointing results for the year to date,". J. S. Flour, explained. The 20-cent dividend will be payable Oct. 23 holders ol record Oct. 2.—V. 189, p. 2674, ■ two Famous Players tire protective equipment, and tank- v Corp.—Proposed Acquisition : General Contract Finance basis, originally came to Firestone's atten¬ treatment of nylon, rayon and other fibres of - protection > 190, p. 870. procedures.—V. unloading An avail¬ license a process with directors on 30 from personnel and first-aid instructions, of circuit process new on explosion-and-fire prevention and control, ; may process electrical the merger 669. p. make the fields various This adjusted year. The application has been scheduled by Commission beginning Sept. 29 in Buffalo, Commerce Interstate Y.—V. the chemical section on storage, received totaled $46,300,000, compared with the $84,000,000 reported for the like period of 1958. The engineering-construction firm's backlog of un¬ completed work at the close of the nine months was $51,OOJ,OjO, as against $91,000,000 (adjusted) a year earlier. Third quarter operations resulted in a loss of $162,907, on sales of $27,800,000. This compares with earnings of $592,987, or 75 cents a share, on sales of $29,200,000 for tne equivalent three months last , N. on fields." fibreboard to way in "that printed tire, ended Consolidated Delaware, the public hearing on country, up to date the available inlormation on phyproperties, specifications, analytical procedures. brings industrial uses. Extensive data is included on ethylene oxide handling techniques and toxicity, with a detailed and thorough 20-page resistant to movement of air inside tire cord bodies. Corp., $1,368,201 xnerger. A this General of manual and New Manual— technical manual on ethylene oxide, a ver¬ is announced by Antara Chemicals, a Aniline & Film Corp. . : ; «,• and of a sub¬ according manufacture in stated, the molded concerns The corporation compared Hearings Start Sept. 29— the and RR. Division 48-page a . intermediate, chemical sical - 1069. months share, in and under are manufacture p. Fluor The Lackawanna and Western RR. on Sept. 14 filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission at Wash¬ ington, D. C., statements by oiiicers 01 the two companies and their consultants, Wyer, Dick & Co. in support of the Erie-Lackawanna Erie The announced. 190, nine 1069. p. Erie RR.—Merger now manufacturing was 3,600 400 — & . to moisture proof and 3,600 3,600 3,600 2,700 2,700 2,700 400 400 Co. & Hentz H. 400 400 — ——,— .——,— Henderson & Harbison . 400 Inc Newton JMarache, 500 & McDowell Inc.-—,——-— Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Crowell, Weedon & Co . Hannaford & Talbot JLentz, — , ~— ——'——— Inc. Co., & the in Trainer Mr. insulation Negotiations it revealed of companies ejecting a aircraft at very high speds.—V. 190, p.1069. Aniline & Film Corp.—Issues General Publication satile moisture system for supersonic planes is ^ ICESC (the Industry Crew Escape «■ escape emergency the concerted efforts of pilot safely from a disabled This the for process produced paper applications electrical 9,000 9,000 9,000 Bateman, ; car important board, able unusual an Seat "B" result of Systems Committee) which was organized by.major aircraft at the suggestion of the Air Force to study the problem of Trainer. Mr. 1,000 & Co.—— Daniel The the assets ' aggregate with 155. application process may find stantial proportion of the 1.000 1,000 acquired The 131,400 T California, p. of both natural and man-made fibres, it was by J. E. Trainer, Executive Vice-President. proofing Sept. stockholders Templeton in 190, totaling Engineering Co., a Sales 14.600 Co & Jones 1 10 Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—New Process— from selling Co & Ryons F. Dester, pur¬ Aug. on same company 32. been announced was $12,000,000. of excess from Dempsey-Tegeler & Co it Inc., has Association Loan & reported cash earnings of Palomar for the first seven months year are approximately $120,000, compared with $90,000 for period last year. Financial Federation now comprises eight The of Shares Shares Savings Federation, N. assets has from borrowers to Financial Berger, President of the holding company. Financial Federa¬ tion paid $1,012,500 for 67% of Palomar's stock, Mr. Berger said. Palomar is situated in Escondido, 13 miles north of San Diego, and the Association. ,. UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, for whom Demp¬ sey-Tegeler & Co. is acting as Representative, have severally agreed to purchase, and the company and the selling stockholders have agreed to sell to them severally, the number of shares of common stock set forth opposite their names as follows: available Palomar of by by H, $1) (par Contract— Co.—Unit Awarded Large approximately $1,600,000 has been awarded the wholly-owned subsidiary, for the manufacture of rocket motors, rotational ana vertical thrusters, and other compo- i ncnts of the "B" seat ejection system for Convair's F-106, John H. Briggs, Gabriel President, announced on Sept. 3. \ . ? Financial Federation, Inc.—Acquisition— Outstanding Authorized , (tiar stock FINANCING EFFECT TO PRESENT CAPITALIZATION GIVING (10,144). contract A Talco payment'of its operating expenses. Prpfprrpd an own includes a Gabriel 190, 1968.—V. officials „ trustee 154. 6% , aggregate of 127,819 shares (25.56V), The prospectus long list of selling stockholders, including F. T. Wyne, President (27,546 shares); Ruth I. Wyne (56,744); Helen L Towne (11,493); A. H. Prestin, Executive Vice-President (11,123); Joseph B. Lahman (10,965); Lela L. Irvin (11,341i; and Mary L. Andrews Federated ^ conpanv management » 2783. p. be to are in the Gas Hills area by Federal, Radorock and Gas Hills Uranium Corp. is more than two-thirds complete and should be on stream in November.—V. 189, (2) Blair & Co., by in a beryllium formed by the right to to float firms subsidiary a Metals Corp., has obtained exclusive which seemingly has the specific ability free and clear of other materials. A uranium processing mill being constructed beryl Of the total, Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. headed by eroup 25 000 flotation a that and venture other three with joined Dynamic companies, was has milling and mining made in our Sept. 14 issue of the uublic offering of 250,000 shares of common stock (par SI) at $6 per share on Sept. 10 by an underwriting Mention Federal (1) Financing De¬ Corp.—Additional Financial Empire tails . tuner produced tubes—and in Volume 190 Number 5883 . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary General Mills, - Offering of 63,000 shares of new when issued common stock (par $3) was made on: Sept. 16 by Shields & Co.; <<*,» (1179) ended 12* months EARNINGS—For, the had 1959,. the June .30, ^-conducted under adverse conditions have- proven the reliability of ; these packs which have operated both during and after the application company operating revenues 'of $138;284,000 and net income of $20,688,000. 190, p. 1070.'- r v * —V. of Gimbel Brothers* Inc. (&• Subs.) Earnings Up— Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., and Bear, ■ 1958 " 1959—12 Mos.—1958 Period End. July 31— Stearns &-Co. at 1959—6 Mos. $33.87 per, share, with* a dealer's $ $ $ concession of 90 cents per share. This offering was "> Net retail sales, incl. oversubscribed and the books closed.—V. 190, p. 87®. • :•.% leased 178,683,568 166,603,227 396,132,837 373,890,993 depts. these Merrill Profit Chevrolet expects This / has the to revealed was division, on the lineup of cars and 1960 on Sept. on the of a public V Corvair, and time the cars models of its new total of '30,000 by the Oct. 2. 16,000 produced manufactured have to introduced are ; Cole, General Manager national preview of its Chevrolet's production of the Corvairs has been primarily at the Willow Mich., plant which started July 6. Assembly of Corvairs also recently at Kansas City, Mo., and Oaxland, Calif., . plants. On Sept. 14; production .of I960.- conventional passenger .car models began- at all Chevrolet assembly plants. Truck production began in Chevrolet plants on Aug. 31. Cole already 50,000 j Oct. Cole Mr. fleet A record this ordered taxi coast The company remainder . Corvair four will Corvair be from 5,000 U orders by powered are . deluxe. In "sometime addition, after first the the of sports1 year", in also The national , Federal expenses income whether stock common Co. violated and effective Gob of the Shops anti-fraud " from America, Inc., Bruns, Nordeman & anti-manipulative provisions of the of and and a course of business which upon certain persons." inquiry will be conducted into the foreand-related matters for the purpose of determining whether the At as the goihg in fraud a Oct. and deceit hearing, rules Commission (W. R.) Peter thereunder violated.—V. were 190, J. will Defense, President Grace, Co. 1,037,400 984,998 $220,853 143,134 $1,670,062 l,03o,833 ; 618,699 $261,245 168,535 R. $1,214,945 785,447 Grace & $1.51 steamship for Co. the to - DASH Anti-Submarine (one-man< project, Gyrodyne Warfare helicopters)- to the has started defense Marine delivering Corps.—V. 177. located at 1130 Alakea Street, Honolulu, Hawaii, filed statement with the SEC on Sept. 11, 1959, covering record funds of the company and will be applied toward the cost of the com¬ pany's construction program, the payment of $5,300,000 of bank loans obtained for such program, and the refunding of debentures and pre¬ ferred shares. The company anticipates raising additional funds for program and the refunding of certain of its securities through an offering in the near future of $4,500,000 of proposed series L mortgage bonds. The company's 1959-64 expansion program calls for expenditures estimated at $68,900,000.—V. 187, p. 2660. the construction Herold Radio Th6 Chemical agent, & Electronics Corp.—Trustee— Corn Exchange registrar and due Sept. on Assistant Secretary of shortly. Mr. McNeil will as and Inc., a director is a wholly-owned company W. of R. Sept.. See subsidiary. has •" -•. been agent for 1974.—V. ' ■ ' • appointed trustee, the 6% convertible 189, 2891. p. •'' •' • 'j ' v Diebold, Inc. above.—V. 155, 1836. p. Representatives in Great Britain— Availability of Hertz rent-a-car service In five additional cities in England and Northern Ireland was announced on Sept. 9, increasing the net earnings v'- Hertz Corp.—New Grace Up 78%— v . 15, Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co,—Acquired— announced 15 r •„. Bank conversion June organization's locations in Great to Britain than more 60.-. The newly appointed Hertz representatives are located in Birming¬ in ham, Brighton, Derby and Southend-on-Sea in England, and in Belfast, the same period of 1958. The company cited continued growth in capital of Northern Ireland. * * chemical profits as tlie major cause of the increased .earnings, with Robert A. Smalley, Vice-President and General Manager of Hertz American substantially better results from South American operations also con¬ Express Internalonal, Ltd., said the recent expansion is. J intended to tributing. " "" '' '-■■■■ provide rent-a-car service in key business and resort Net income ~ was areas in preparation $7,247,000 as compared with $4,219,000 for the for what is expected to be the United Kingdom's ' first six months of 1958, and sales and operating revenues were biggest tourist season.—V. 190, pp. 671 and 359. share 764,812 109,496 W. Line Grace of First Half Profits ■' company, McNeil, who has resigned the Grace organization which' the of this of join President become and research shares paying 871. p. Grace & Co.—McNeil Grace Line President— Wilfred that Ohio—Earnings— 129,812 the subordinated debentures laws by contracts additonal practices acts, and 19th announced was of of common stock. -The company proposes to offer a stock for subscription by holders of outstanding stock Sept. 18, 1959, on the basis of one new share for each seven shares then held. The public offering price is to be supplied by amend¬ ment. No underwriting is involved. The balance of the shares will be offered for subscription by employees. Net proceeds of the sale-of the stock will become part of the general of Bruiis, Nordeman & Co., 52 Wall St., New York, broker-dealer registration should be revoked suspended $5,000,000 receipt portion of this Hearing Scheduled its be of excess following for solutions to registration a the should it "engaged operated J. 139,785 1 1934 whether so, in 11. the addition will 165,800 taxes— taxes_ oper. of Act Aug. This company, to hearing for Oct. 19, 1959, in its New proceedings under the Securities Ex¬ to determine whether the Federal Securities Laws if backlog on Hawaiian Telephone Co.—Registers With SEC— presently stock- 15 membership in certain national securities exchanges or the securities dealers association. In its order of Aug. 25, 1959, authorizing the proceedings, the Com-, mission charged that, in connection with its purchase and sale of the - 1959—Month—19581959—7 Mos.—1958 $1,536,023 $1,394,042 $10,447,684 $6,985,919 J69.193 933,881 6,755,224 4,387,463 •' renvenues the on Oct. on directors a in been- violated by & Period End. July 31— scheduled Office, and, ^ Operating Operating Other change and/or prices General Telephone Company of has Regional have ; 1070. p. stock, The stock is payable Sept. 25.—V. 190, p. 461. papital record SEC York lor the Corvair range from $1,810 to $1,920. The list price of the lowest priced Corvair is more than $225 below the price of any six passenger Chevrolet now being offered.—V. 190, list Factory 15 of the 972. p. 2456. p. By Securities and Exchange Commission— he. introduced stamytfa and deluxe coupe models. j most In 22, 190, is copter) 481, p. continued.—V. problem. Industries, Inc,—Plans Stock Split— . an two-door a 189, items.—V. Gob Shops of America, Inc.—Stock - are Mr. Cole said, which is 1345 pounds less than a comparable 1959 Biscaype model. It is 180 inches long anc$ has a 108-inch wheelbase. Height is 51 inches and width is 66.9 inches. ■ '% '• v' ,A i The Corvair will come initially in four-door sedan models—standard and $3.47 in company 290,055 pounds, 2415 ,226,245 $4.45 Mayer development of components production of the DASH Weapon System whleh the The DASH (Destroyer Anti-Submarine Hellmanaging; Weapon System is considered by the Navy as one of the required ; Chvrolet dealers. from nolders laws weighs 9,119,311 $0.53 Mr. hew contracts call The 15,406,2458,180,000 9,925,000 - approval, of. the stockholders on Sept. announced a • stock split of 2?/2-for-l outstanding wheels. It ■- 1,257,690 $1.13 — sh com. to Sept. on cab advance the of include orders Subject . air-cooled, six-cylinder horiZontally opposed rear engine made largely of aluminum. The car willhave a unitized body and independent coil spring suspension at all The > 2,408.829 profit per 2,637,690% 19,044,311 high company Rotorcycles variety a 1,380,000 Glass-Tite companies, rental and leasing firms, of private business concerns. One more than 500 as an "initial" order. One ordered 110 Corvairs. taxi as and concern the for orders advance advance current such utilities leasing east 5, said users, public - 15,000 mark and ^are expected to reach at least following the public1 announcement week-end. * the over by that revealed also 2,565,000 shocks," during June totaling over $500,000. by Edward N. 10 eve of trucks. started Mr. "4,973,829 inc.- taxes 'Excluding non-recurring Run, ' -Net 'Earns Current i, inc.' taxes before Prow for Fed. Models— high Gyrodyne Co. of America, Inc.—Has Large Backlog— . General Motors Corp.—Producing Corvair 7 of on the reported 18 half first of 1959, compared common per with cents 85 . Net operating income charges Net after —V. 190, - 670. p. $236,675,000 Inc. received Subs.)—Earnings Up— (& total Period End. July 31— $ $ Net $ 161,577,000 6,769,000 3,384,000 61,745,000 53,275,000 185,973,000 2,842,000 2,063,000 9,061,000 1,031,000 4,530,000 1,421,000 customers to income 1,032,000 $0.37 4,531,000 . Taxes earnings, profit Earns, —V. per 190, — $0.52 share- com. Mr. Inc.—Stock that Offered—Sand- proceeds net to received be by the company (1) $150,000 to loan a to.- reduce reduce amount that by the secured remainder of - adopted on July was The hp.t, leather and A stock, Oct. a 1959. 15, payable • Loans Loans 30, Oct. Vista, shareholders to 1959 of Loans Loans and notes and payable, EFFECT notes by secured TO PRESENT payable, auto unsecured, and open trucks account (10 cents stock Class '67 i 100,000 shs. — Georgia Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Inc. and associates Sept. on 18 offered an issue of $18,000,000 first mortgage , bonds, 5%% series due Sept. 11 1989; at 101.437% and accrued interest, to yield 5.65%. The group won award of the bonds at competitive sale Sept. 17 There were: were bid of 99.722%. a on subscribed and the books Morgan Dillon, Union Kidder, Peabody Corp.. The ing over¬ & Co. & Co. (jointly 99.877; Blyt.h & Co., (jointly) 99.80; and The First Boston 99.079. new bonds will be redeemable at regular redemption prices rang¬ 107.19',/ to par, and at special redemption prices 101.437%' to. par, plus accrued interest in each case. receding financing, together with other the construction or acquisition-. of improvements, extensions and additions to its utility plant to meet increasing requirements for electric service. Estimated costs- of the company's construction and expansion program are $49,510,000 to be spent in 1959; $40,520,000 in 1960 and $49,625,000 in 1961. will be balance Chairman foreign new New of the Subsidiary- Board, has in Brussels, subsidiary ' PROCEEDS—Net for the per 1,157,909 2,836,133 171,424 2,495,508 —V. 190, outstanding.: 1070. p. • will have for New York $20 at share per Purchase employees by Plan. of the company pursuant its Stock to " . other trustees under a voting trust stock, filed a registration statement" with the SEC. on Sept. 14, 1959, covering voting trust certificates for 210,000 common shares to be offered to company employees. Stock soE. W. and trust Greenbelt Files With The Consumer corporation B on common underwriting The Inc., Beltsville, Md.— current 9 filed a letter of notification with the of class A common stock and 26,000 shares to be offered at par ($10 per share). No Sept. stock are to be payments for purchase of inventory, notes.—V. 188, p. 649. used on equipment Western Corp.—Acquisition— machinery products, paper operates and plants five corporation, a and other various manu¬ fabrication the both for the manufacture of shipping containers in Iowa, of Minnesota and Arkansas and four plants for the, shipping containers only in South Dakota, Iowa and Two new plants are presently under construction in Missouri Boxes income reported of with net $901,389 of period and other income of $18,547,000 eight months ended June 30, 1959;: $658,450, respectively, for the cor¬ sales for the and $16,846,897 1958. the For fiscal 1958 sales year were $26.-. net income $1,103,216. 172,546 and DIVIDENDS—Cash dividends , have been paid the on common stock each of the of 15 year since 1936. Since June 30, 1959, a four-for-one split company's stock has been effected and a quarterly dividend per share has been declared on the new shares, payable 16, 1959 to holders of record Aug. 19, 1959. cents Sept. ; CAPITALIZATION GIVING TO EFFECT PRESENT FINANCING , Authorized April due 1978 1, B 1, of stock ($1 Sept. an 1960, 1,137,224sha. 4, value) par stock common 5>A% lend 1,160,000 1975 (non- bearing) (Common (Class »$2,600,000 notes - (Mortgage note due Sept. interest $5,100,000 2,500,000 shs. promissory fund Outstanding 1,160,000 sinking 5J/4% ($1 the 1959 notes 1, 1978, $2,500,000 $600,006 and Oct. on due Insurance Co., April due additional notes on 3, and similar 1960. 150,408 shs. 300,000 shs. value) par 4'/4% Northwestern Mutual Life distributor of auto parts and appliances, has acquired Unichord, Inc., distributor of Italian made electric organs, it was announced jointly by Charles G. Bluhdorn, Chairman of Gulf & Western, and Sidney Hack, President of Unichord. The acquisition was made through an exchange of shares and pay¬ This the in of responding 4On • Gulf & Waldorf-Hoerner is establishing at paperboard manufacturing facilities with a major portion of its paper- Mississippi. net compared in involved. proceeds for Services, sold Texas, Hoerner in and Boxes Securities and Exchange Commission— covering 4,000 shares class and Electric Graybar shall be. deposited under the voting trust agreement, certificates therefor will be issued.—V. 186, p. 214. acquired voting for and President, Henges, agreement being manufactures corrugated container board* fabricates and markets corrugated shipping packaging and shipment of food products, and Boxes board Arkansas. . shares products. fabrication and Avenue, the of company use containers, .Roerner and Lexington 420 at sale the requirements. factured filed located pulp Hoerner paperboard, glass a from interest.- 50% new provide containers registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 14. 1959, covering 210,000 shares of-its common stock, to be offered for subscription, corporation, proceeds a Mont., will container ; 1 licensing activities in Great Britain. Africa, Germany and Japan.—V. 190, South together with' $2,500,000 of additional long-term from an institutional lender will be applied to the ex¬ Waldorf-Hoerner Paper Products Co., in which Hoerner BUSINESS—The $0.00 $0.31 share-. common called company borrowings pansion of from 177,713,858 the ' announced Belgium, company will direct Hewitt- books closed. board {jj t new /Hoerner Boxes, Inc.—Stock Offered—Goldman, Sachs Co. and associates on Sept. 17 offered for public sale 205,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $18 per share. Of these shares, 186,000 are being sold for the account of the company and the remaining 19,000 for the account of two selling stockholders. In addition, to com¬ plete its financing program, the company is also offering directly 41,500 shares to its employees and retirement plans. This marks the first widespread public offering of the company's stock. It was oversubscribed and the 1958' 1959 July 31— Italy, The & Boxes April held 1972, 1, by The were exchanged for $2,600,000 such company terms, Required has $1,900,000 annual agreed on April to 1, repayment oa . of ment undisclosed an amount of cash.—V. 190, p. 461. such Industries, Inc.—New Developments— Gulton " of 5 V4 % $5,100,000 1962. * used pioceeds by the from company the for cutting the cleaning time of air¬ craft oil filters or more, it was announced on Sept. 3. The specially built ultrasonic cleaners, designed by this corporation, are being used on filter components of the prop-jet engines on the Lock¬ heed Electra, now in service with many ox the country's leading air¬ lines. Tiie one kilowatt, six gallon units were built to specifications for the Allison Division of General Motors whose 3,750 h.p. engines High sound by 50% frequency waves are notes will be $300,000 and will commence la . (Secured the nuge, new airliners. Development of potted battery power packs with proven sistance up to 2,000 g's was announced on Aug. 28 by the by a properties at Keokuk and Minne¬ mbrtgage on plant communities, to BUSINESS—Company, as well as 39 rural, sells steam for in rural areas, cooperative and at associations. wholesale to 50 munici¬ It also produces and heating purposes in the main business district of Atlanta. repayable and non-interest bearing from with one a of long custom ager called, are oceording to Bernard Mayer, General Ma"" The new CG- "Power Packs," as the-unit will be manufactured by CG Electronics Corp., a subsidiary. "Tests specifications," of the division. its $72,500 or default of the contract. purchase by the company first mortgage tNo shares of for note common issuance pursuant for whom agreed to Goldman, evidenced by th» by the company or In board in connection the event of certain contin¬ cancellation of the purchase contrac^ under the purchase contract, the may be maturity accelerated. stock or class B common stock were reserve* to options or warrants. UNDERWRITERS—The severally The loan suppliers of container principal term annually. first mortgage note was obtained gencies, such as termination ' an operating sbsidiary of The Southern Co., engaged in the generation, purchase, distribution and sale of elec¬ tricity within the state of Georgia. It sells-electricity at retail in 633, ' is apolis, power shock re¬ company's Alakline Battery Division. "Design flexibility, inherent in the new development/ permits the-use of any number of VO nickel-cadmiumbutton cell batteries to fit any configuration and can be mass-produced palities. and Inc.—Forms Jr., a ' PROCEEDS—Net funds, - Securities from from was ojher bids, all of them naming a 57/8% rate. They Stanley & Co., 100.522; Equitable Securities Corp. and Inc. and This offering closed. four Eastman general, the outlook for the favorable.—V. 190, p. 670. 204,573,046 shares of Co. be profit SEC 461. p. in to sales 286,000 shs. 190, that, out Grant Co.—Earnings and Sales Up— ^ 65,001 96,800 1 of France, Oklahoma, 207,755 1959—: B —V. were somewhat below those of offerings and the start-up costs Service. Graybar Electric Co., Inc.—Files Employee Stock Plan par)— A Class 1, cargo activity in the Latin American countries where has improved and foreign exchange rates have continues r' on 98,807 due September 1961 debenture notes due July Common low Hqlland, p. 51. Missoula, Earnings v Robins, Hewitt-Robins International, S. A. Robins sales, manufacturing and largely pointed 1959 year COmmon loans Mortgage 8?/2% G.race the Net 24,500 Small. Business Administration mortgage loans due Sept. t Mr. Nfct are FINANCING notes trade business stable, (W. T.) Outstanding and notes payable, secured by accounts receivables $410,122 & notes payable, secured by finished goods inventory 19,885 and notes payble, secured by insurance 28,242 <fc. notes payable, secured by machinery. & equipment 23,103 and Line Grace Lakes-Caribbean Six Months Ended — Loans of •> Va. record of continued company, operates This GIVING of Great . . CAPITALIZATION Loans offices principal Buena and Thomas establishment which has paid no dividends to date. The di¬ cash dividend of five cents per share on the and one-half cent per share on the class B stock, common common The J., N. company's high density than in 1958, and that the break-even level has the rate - company have declared rectors trades. goods Newark, St., Nuttman 15 -DIVIDENDS—The of although as a result of sound economic measures by the governments of those countries. The company's expansion '■ chemicals and paper In Latin. America is proceeding as planned. in ■ 8, belt, cap, located at sales higher accordingly taken (Va.) Inc , level that much a earnings been .more company, class new the 1959. together with its wholly owned subsidiary Bonded is engaged in the business of manufacture and distribution of leather alternates which are used in the shoe, luggage, The Fibers rubbers. further at reached. been half because the of incorporated in New Jersey on June of Georgia Leather Co. Its present name was company 1946 under the name 18, yet of capital. BUSINESS—The have First (3) the working by pledge of its accounts receivables, and approximately $50,000 will be used for general agreement noted benefited 1958 indebtedness company's synthetic report were not are at a lias provided additional capacity for synthetic rubbers and polymers, and Memphis have expanded the company's report results agreement secured by pledge of its inventory; (2> $50,000 that amount the company's indebtedness undei a loan by is and The installed The polyethylene to Hewitt-Robins companies, also noted that the new Hatco Chemical a leading producer of esters, used in the manufacture of for jet engines as well as in the processing of vinyl lubricants become part of the company's general fund and as such may be applied to any corporate purpose. The company presently anticipates that such proceeds will be used in the following manner: under Owensboro, Ky., and various at output. resins licly offered 100,000 shares of class A common stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per share. All shares have been sold. PROCEEDS—The dividends of excess the facilities new urea kuhl & Company, Inc., of Newark, N. J., on Sept. 15 pub¬ initially in share common separators Division Fibers, earnings in subsidiaries and 50%-owned upward trend reported for the year 1958." reported to stockholders that the completion of Grace plant battery - Georgia-Bonded per which" continued 3,385,000 $1.14 $1.58 770. p. $220,248,000. equity , new Net with company's non-consolidated to $ 1,421,000 sales Oper. the from for the six month period amounted $1.73 this year against $1.06 in 1958. Commenting on operations, J. Peter Grace, President, stated "Almost all product lines contributed to the increase in chemical earnings, 1959—0 Mos.—1958 1959—3 Mos—1958 compared as Including Genesco company and the selling stockholders hav« and each of the underwriters named belom Sachs & Co. are acting as representatives, baa sell, 8 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1180) severally set forth income below: /• paid Feb. numbers of shares of respective the purchase, to agreed stock common 1955 The Selling Company Eichler Bateman, Stockholders Blair Boettcher Clark, Dodge Coffin 8c J. Burr, Dempsey-Tegeler Co A. Union Securities 8c Guerin 8c Turner, Eppler, Fulton Reid & Co., Glore, Forgan Goodbody Hornblower Kidder M. A. - 8c Co Lehman Co. Inc & McDonald — — Mericka 8c Co., J. Wm. — Co. 8c Pacific Northwest Inc Co. Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood Quail 8c Co., Inc The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc Shearson, Hamnhll 8c Co.——— Smith, Steohens Inc, Wertheim —V. 190, — — The 232 232 The an 232 464 debentures The convertible are into by the of Will the net proceeds from add held of record Oct. four shares 10, 1959. loss of $206,112 six the July for months compared with the six loss a EARNINGS—Consolidated sales the shares The owns 31% a of sold interest, Coronet company's ended plus to estimated June equivalent rency), months of 1958 Jan. 1, 1958. consolidated 1959, were 69 cents per to $9,000,000 increase —V. net for the States earnings $10,100,000 (United six cur¬ Earnings for the first six cents per share after taking share. 62 or in p. income Venezuelan 1348. 189, tax retroactive rates Products 1959 1958 $2,764,072 $203,623 — 472,293 398,608 —.— $0.90 $0.51 —_ shares Earnings per —V. p. 188, six months ended the of 31, May the This from $6,898,000, was $60,155,000 and $5,141,000, respectively, in the corresponding outstanding—— share— common 1434. U. CAPITALIZATION Long-term (annual current instalments (annual As of $600,000 I960) (annual *5% fund pfd. •As as pfd. the due $220,000)—_ debs., due 1984— ($5 in (without of issuance related these 50,000 shs. None 10,000,000 shs. debentures to will +Of the senior At a shares, 565,230 are presently reserved for issu¬ Option Plan and Employees' Stock Purchase Plan meeting held Sept. 10, the holders of common stock ?ver 8&% ,° of the 7,332,107 outstanding shares, sStardfMi/debentara. teM0 "" t0 underwriters «f ase th« _ ... Smioh, R. __ ArR)p?rhr?A,f^ • » Whipple Robert W & Baird & Di n n Co. . 5 « Co 1.20 q. °-50 o.50 K90 Co.—.—_____ ?l+2!i,ersfac*D ^ 8c Co 3.75 —1.90 Estabrook 1,90 , of T:be Ohio Pacific 8c Corp. > Harnman Ripley & Co., Inc. 3.75 Hemphill, Noyes & Co 1.90 White, 1-90 ,rn^n/?er ■—V. 190, p. & 872. Weeks—— Spencer Victor, Co. 8c Common, 8c Biddle See Co Machine 8c Foundry Co. above.—V. CoZlnc."""" & , *?o.afe,tS reacbed a new fered at York, N. 1650. 31, This This 1959 a'^earTgo"16 aSMtS °f $26>903'™ lor dlv|dend of 10c per share from net investment income uf the same amount fh1 ^ ? fc0 shareholders of record Aug. 31, 1959. is c With per share that was paid last year this payment, dividends from net is traditionally a ■ $2 share per by to are closed and Jewel Tea be Mortimer circuit Co., for used Burnside B. the 8c Inc., Co., development of New mega¬ power television. Inc.^—Registers With SEC— This corporation, located at 1955 West North Ave., Melrose Park, 111., registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 11, 1959, covering 203,000 shares of common stock, to be offered pursuant to the com¬ filed a Restricted Stock Option 190, Plan.^—V. 973. p. Johns-Manville Corp.—To Expand Fiber Glass Manu- facturing Capacity— This corporation facilities for at has fiber manufacturing F. H. , allocated for funds expansion of production Ohio, and Parkersburg, Va., increasing capacity Waterville, glass roving. Jr., Vice-President and General Manager of JohnsGlass Inc., said the expansion at Waterville and Park¬ May. Fiber and yarns ersburg should be completed at both locations by addition, he said, studies are being accelerated on new southern textile fiber glass facility. Also under the to meet expand demands fiber Canada glass production in fiber glass insulations. for early 1960. to In for need study a plans are increasing Expansion has of fiber glass manufacturing capacity by Johns-Manville proceeding almost continuously since Dec. 31, 1958, when acquired the former L. O. F. Glass Fibers Co. of Toledo been company six plants and Technical a Center. completion With the of expansion program, Johns-Manville will have increased total glass prjductive capacity by 50% since the date of acquisition, According to D. the Vice-President and Hinmon, L. Industrial J-M textiles, Insulations expansion of Division, capacity at which the plants is required by present and anticipated yarn and roving in all end-product markets. is General glass J-M Parkersburg and demand of Manager distributes Waterville for fiber glass - particularly he true in the field of fiber glass reinforced "Requirements by industry using fiber glass as said. reinforcing material have increased steadily this year. This includes especially manufacturers of boats, marine accessories, structural panels, industrial containers and materials handling equipment. Use of premix filer glass molding compounds has also grown tremendously" lie said.—V. 190, 360 pp. (Earle M.) and 872. in made Jorgensen issue our of Co.—Stock Sept. 14 Sold—Mention the of was public offering through Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates of 150,000 shares of common stock at $19.25 per share. It was quickly over¬ and a services and maintenance method this Paramus, of corporation's N. J. The con¬ supplies required for Spain-to-Morocco the beyond up will its move 51st be the Further details fololw: interest in a for the 320 Park telecommunications and 33-story structure in lower Manhattan Mart Corp., New Orleans, La.— the financing and The construction Tuttle of a & Co., Inter¬ new Mart project will be will include is expected for office and and leased building, a 70,000 to begin early next year, to and the latter. exhibit square foot hall The new with parking a area. with completion scheduled mid-1961. the oiganized and built an auditorium the in to maximum the new promote structure economy of will be available on a rental basis Trade the the Mart Corp., a non-profit corporation development of the Port of New Orleans Delta value) of The annum. limits 3,966,667 1,500,000 shs. by represented are short-term 90-day term bank loan 1,050,000 shs. all notes of bearing described agreement borrowings the company $4,000,000. the company's term loan agreement with Bank and Citizens National Bank, dated Feb. amended, evidenced by notes maturing June 30, 1969 and providing for an aggregate' repayment of piincipal of $33,333 monthly, plus 25% of that portion of the company's consolidated annual net earnings which is in excess of $1,000,000. The interest rate provided 8, 1957, is variable above as and the is then commercial minimum rate' to be current loans of determined prime (which prime to shares purchase of rate rate monthly of the is now so to as % be of underwriters from stock common the set named below the company forth have respective severally numbers Co., E. F. Inc.__ & Webber, Paine, 9,000 Co 9,000 Jackson First Bai-th & Mitchum, R, Templeton & 3,500 3,500 8c Co._ 3,500 & Durst, Bingham, Walter & Inc. 3,500 9,000 Sutro 7,000 Wagenseller 7,000 & Co.__ 3,500 Co Hammill Co Co., 3,500 & — Mosle Shearson, Inc Staats 8c Co Jones 9,000 California Walston J. Rotan, Curtis & Shares Fiifst Southwest Co.— Co & Hutton 41,500 Union Dillon. of below: Shares & 1% lending banks for 90-day 5% per annum), with a 4%. UNDERWRITERS—The agreed 8c Co 3,500 5,000 Hurry, Inc. Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox 2.500 Crowell, Weedon & Co.__ Hill 5,000 Hooker 2.000 5,000 Morgan Eichler Bateman, Richards & Ryons Schwabacher See also & Co.— Co Co._ & V. & Co 190, p. 5,000 & Fay & Co 2,500 2,000 5,000 1071. Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—Expands Unit— new cently of product planning and established within the company's department been announced on Sept. 11 by Howard C. development Product Holmes, has Division, Division re¬ it General "The department will be responsible for planning and developing products, product applications and associated equip¬ Holmes stated. "It will bring foil and building product developments to the point of commercial exploitation."—V. 190, p. 872. new or ment," modified Mr. Kendall Co.—To Increase Research Facilities— The Area. will construct a $700,000 divisional office building Charlotte, N. C., Richard R. Higgins, President, Planned for occupancy in September of I960, the building will house the headquarters operations of the Kendall textile division and provide increased space for Kendall textile research. It is to be three times as large as the present Kendall building it replaces. Kendall manufactures textiles, surgical dressings and polyethylene tapes.—V. 188, p. 1614. company and research facility in announced International par per below Outstanding $3,500,000 $4,000,000 Manager. Collins Wylie new FINANCING 4,000,000 tOutstanding under Security First National was Building— involving nearly $35,000,000, undertaken (t) Securities to ($1 5% at note to borrowings borrowings Eastman offices PRESENT TO loans— stock "Such Lester, sale of its Trade bank William named bank the Streets. will tTe'rm Blyth headquarters EFFECT Authorized *Short-term (Project Senorita) during transmission, also called transmitting microwave radio the tropospheric layer of the picked GIVING on Sept. 18. Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Earnings Improve. date corresponding time. providing contract Corp., of building convention-sized Space f-TaLfn, •s.is vssps? tSc'Tme $439,312 a Electric scatter and Trade structure for July of figure sales," of the Y. proceeds where compariy. by Work p. month The corporation on Sept. 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC covering 125,000 shares of common stock (par five cents) to be of¬ Vice-Presi¬ Headquarters Office in 1960— the has from on Inc., also Building in New Orleas, La., it was announced F. L. Tuttle, President of the sponsoring company, and William Zetsmann, President of the International Trade Mart Corp. 0.75 Inc.—Reports Record Assets— high of $30,690,597 was years is transaction jointly 1.90 Co 187, previous Electronics, Inc., Clifton, N. J.—Files With SEC— Common Daystrom, and this national 375 . I Income Fund of Boston, succeeds the 10 Tropospheric announced a Inc., 1.90 8c Electric Motors Co.—Acquisition- American turn year. The present building, at 67 Broad Street, has been by the corporation since its construction in 1928. study of space requirements in the new building is being made ITT by Ebasco Services, Inc.—V. 190, p. 872. In 1.20 i Howell for radio, To Construct New 0 75 Weld times, 1960. International 3 75 Dann volume ' "July . ITI A ___ Yarnall, A for 1.20 IncTIZZZZZZIZ Trask in occupied 1.20 Dean Witter & Co 3.75 3.75 .___ for operation 50th that earlier 1.20 ■ _ awarded Federal corporation ITT 120 Co. has year, electronics 1*20 Co. & Weyl President S. and 1.90 • Gardner—^ Michigan Corp— Glore, Forgan & Co Goldman, Sachs & Co.____ Stroud various former Geneen, President, said that the directors had formally ap¬ management's plans to lease, initially, eight floors and the penthouse for a total of approximately 180,000 square feet. Uris Brothers, builders and owners, said ITT will be the principal tenant 3.75 Schoellkopf, Htitton & Pomeroy, Inc. 1 < Stone & Webster Securities 1.20 H. 0.75 Co Northwest Reinholdt $6,013,000 the com¬ of associated at Mr. 82. with this proved C150 Newhard, Cook 8c Co.— fiscal between Fen- ner & Smith Inc.— F. S. Moseley & Co.—— Se- age of Avenue, New York, N. Y., late in 1960, it is announced. The 33-story building, now under construction, will occupy the westerly blockfront 1.90 II Co 1.20 -T- Union & 0.75 Inc._^ Co.__________i_ Dillon, Lunt complete To Move 3 75 . Mason-Hagan, Inc. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, ~*re.x® 8c Brothers Force organization, a renewal, is This 3^75 Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. Lee H'gginson Corp.— D. Board. President Weyl, by literally bouncing them off atmosphere. The reilccted signals may be horizon by special radio receiving apparatus. 0 75 Lehman the the signals Battles, S. 2 F° Dooliytle 8c CEF''ties & 190 1-20 3.75 Co., Eastman Dulles 1.20 Burner & Sherrerd—____ S. Dickson & Lidow, Corp.—Contract Air over-Lhe-horizon severally inc. Inc. ° 0.—— t K. First have Co' Inc— w«i?om fr wi / ?IftiL? h Janney, 8.10 of formerly divisions Charles by at retires was several 10 as Tropospheric Scatter Communications System % 16.20 t 1 Bacon, below % Barney & Co._ Pressprich 8c Co.__ V/. Eric by 15 to the authorized subscribed for tnrough the exercise _ Sept. Chairman Slocum Ware in the Puercentage set opposite their respective names of subscrip- warrants^68 tion Walter on who Slocum tract, <* convertible named becomes Searing, headed service Stock special a Sept. on International Telephone & Telegraph debt authorized under announced The subordinated of (excluding current portions). ance Space Division at Sunnyvale (Calif.) for completed panels to be used in vital t7,322,260 shs. be $38,120,000 the than below slow month for fund Mr. Bc-nedick said, "but the pecrentage of decrease was one lowest in I.P.C.'s history."—V. 190, pp. 261 and 359. V1 %((/.('V' V--:' ' ' $12,070,000. plastics," $500,000 corporation. Before joining President of his own firm of management consultants, W. W. Slocum & Co., of Newark, N. J. His firm served such clients as Allied Chemical, Bendix Aviation, Kearfott Co., Reaction Motors, and several bureaus of the U. S. Navy. —V. 189, p. 2351. par Indenture higher somewhat a than more as was Charge of Operations Daystrom, Mr. Slocum was for 1,580,000 24,444,900 value)—— par the of announced now dent 1967 ——50,000 shs. (without par value) 250,000 shs. date provided it totaling 2785. p. was Mr. he 4,000,000 stock stock stock of com¬ debs, subord. conv. Cumul. $260,000 53.9% was dropped it solar appointment Ernest 1974 instalments cumul. pany who 6,400,000 due — value) Common debs, total 1958. month. expected, CAPITALIZATION The _ fund 189, $9,251,000 International Resistance Co.—New President— $400,000 and silicon of subscribed and the books closed. 10,000,000 1966 instalments sinking $4.25 —V. notes, due instalments 1962 well as programs, contracts com¬ 1, Jan. mencing $16,800,000 1980 $400,000 cells and cells, Mr. Lidow explained, are small, wafer-thin slices of ultra-pure silicon, processed in such a manner that when sunlight strikes their surfaces radiant energy is converted directly into electrical current. In satellites, he said, the solar cells could provide an unending source of power for the operation of electronic instruments. Outstanding — unsecured thereafter) 3'/2% sinking 3% due solar space The 1977 I960) (semi-annual through FINANCING $800,000)_ notes instalments mencing 4 V4 % due S. received Missiles President., portions): notes unsecured (annual PRESENT Authorized unsecured 3%% TO EFFECT debt (excluding 3%% GIVING corporation has Lockheed silicon months of 1958. 190, p. 261. officials said. International Rectifier Corp.—Receives Contracts— and subsidiaries dur¬ first half of the fiscal compared with company 1S59, On a half this ago. first mutual July iike fiber $3,713,107 $425,260 ——i profit Common organic the current Corp.—Earnings Rise— 6 Months Ended June 30— sales year a for year. The the with International Net period cents period last year.—V. in new business was written last month by fund representatives of this corporation, President reported on Aug. 17. sum brought the iirm's 1959 volume to date to $77,682,000, above the $42,878,000 iigure for the first seven months of This the . Net five was Eenedick 81.1% last 40% a 30, were the account month the same six reduced to for loss the $1.44 for the comparable total "This totaled $74,732,000 and net income year, $451,344 3,000 Waiter 1958, ing of basis, pany's subsidiary, Coronet Oil Co., for $12,190,436. months , Investors Planning Corp. of America—Business Up— A the reported that on July 16, 1959 Placer Develop¬ Canadian mining corporation in which International Corp. the in improvement in net earnings almost completely offset traditional first quarter loss, Mr. Cantor reported. For months the loss was reduced to $15,449 which compares with, phones year. outstandbig. the 1958 cents also company Ltd., last presently shares net earnings a share of 13 314,100 shares then outstanding. with company's on $696,016 to $322,827 from $42,879 a year 95 cents a share for the current 339,155 the on market the and ' based the on Manville company of prevailing market price." No offering to stockholders is to be at the The for each International Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Earnings Increased the sale of producer integrated corporation is an chemicals and plastics. inorganic compares to proposes the general public, fixed price (to be supplied by the entire stock of its pe¬ This sale included over-riding royalty held by Placer. Through wholly-owned subsidiaries and associated companies Placer continues to mir.e lead, zinc, coal and other minerals in the western hemisphere and Australia.—V. 189, p. 2785, debentures to its general funds. These funds will be used for the financing of the company's expansion program, for additional working capital and for other corporate purposes. BUSINESS—The company to troleum the and The and stockholders its Mining 30, at $45 a share. ■ A sinking iund on the debentures commences in 1969 and is designed to retire approximately 70% of the issue before maturity. PROCEEDS—Corporation stock. common to all group a of sale in corporation of into stock common This The Monday, September 21, 1959 share year from With SEC— Resorts, Ltd.—Registers for business operating that amount offering is being underwritten Smith, Barney & Co. The 1959. headed by period, a Sept. 15 reported a ldss> of $302,208 for the six months ended July 31, 1959, against the deficit ol $1,256,125 recorded in (he comparable period a year ago. Non-recurring charges totaled $96,096 against $560,109 in the first six months of 1958; reflecting rights to subscribe will expire on Sept. The $7.34 International Mining Corp.—Sharply Reduces Loss— 324 232 324 324 927 pal amount of debentures for each 30 shares of common stock held on the record date. The subscription price is 100%. pp. a 31 The of 5% convertible subordinated debentures due Sept. 15, 1984 on the basis of $100 princi¬ principal the net asset value of 1467 and 1348. from 189, On July quarter, . for the quarter rose basis earnings were earnings ago. its subsidiaries are primarily engaged in the Hawaii. It owns and operates three hotels; and it also operates a fourth hotel, leased from a wholly-owned subsidiary. A subsidiary also conducts tours on the Island. The company now has outstanding 396,000 common shares and certain indebtedness. Man¬ agement officials own 65.63% of the outstanding stock. The prospectus further indicates that the company plans to construct a new hotel at Kalapaki Bay on the Island of Kauai, to be completed in 1960. This expansion program calls for capital expenditures of about $2,006,216 during 1959 and 1960, In addition, the company has out¬ standing $335,000 of bank loans which it plans to repay. Of this latter figure, $235,770 was used to make the initial payment for the site the new of hotel, acquired for $813,000. corporation is offering holders of its common stock of record Sept. 15, 1959 the right to subscribe for $24,444,900 of 1958.—V. 31, shares stock company tourist Offered —This Debentures 1, 20.3% offering The Corp. July underwriting is involved. 324 4,536 Chemical an 99,000 this ment, Hooker April increase or on rate of one new share 771. p. record to stockholders to. be at a amendment) and to the public "at the. 334 92/ 324 464 324 232 927 927 464 3,176 9,073 2,268 Co.— 8c the 2^3 3.176 2,268 3,176 —-—-— Co.— & Barney offer 334 9,073 9,073 4,536 3,176 2,268 2,268 • Brothers Loewi covering 927 3,176 2,268 Inc share of Net on has also paid out to capital gains. $8.53 on July 31, 1959. Adjusted for from realized capital gains made to 1959, this represents a gain of $1.49 corporation, located at 305 Royal Hawaiian Ave., Honolulu, filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 10, 1959, Hawaii, 464 4,536 8c Co Co., 8c Freres Lazard — Weeks 8c Lemon Johnston, ^24 3,176 9,073 3,176 Inc.— Co & This 224 233 Jf* 2,268 Inc Co._ 8c 2^3 9,073 3,176 Co & Sons share was distribution per Inter-Island 2J3 464 4,536 Edwards G. 233 4,oJb - organization its since the Fund share. by per share 3,17b — . Dillon, Eastman Inc Co., Dominick & & value per share, share per 2,268 4,536 Co 30c per *b 3,1 <b 2,268 3,17b Inc 6c Dickson 8c S. R. Dominick Drexel Inc Co._ Inc. & Co., Dain M. Co. 8c Corp & 4b* 4,5j6 3,17b 2,268 2,268 — Co._ & Securities City Inc.- Co & Slocumb Brush, 4,536 Co. Becker & G. William the asset shareholders 2,268 — Co 8c Stearns Bear, A. Net 4oo^q . Co 8c to shareholders will total $2.14 addition, during this same period the Fund its shareholders 79 cents per share frorn realized - Goldman, Sachs & Co 8, In shares From . . at the investment Net sales rose to $21,944,983 for the quarter that ended July 31, from $15,282,200 for the same quarter a year ago. For the six month period the increase was to $36,989,634 from $28,381,720 the prior year. Sol W. Cantor, President, said that the increase was due both to a general improvement in operations and to the acquisition of White Front Stores, Inc., in April of the current year. Kentucky Utilities Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬ ondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock (par $10) was made on Sept. 8 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $35.75 per share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents per share. It was completed the following day.—V. 189, p. 483. Volume 190 Number 5883 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1181) Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Stock Dividend— The mon directors shares They also tripling from to voted the revise to 72,000. to 10 cents class also the voted share a to (voting) establish classes of the stock to dividend of 17,445 B that the 21. on Oct. The day. at subject are Sept. on class payable record of actions meeting is business holders Both following cash opening to 14 dividend by the were payable day. at 332,400 190... p. $6,767,000 (E. J.) The few will Is exact weeks be form by special a class A and ■:rVi . will ' ;• 11 Route presentee Watchung, the offered The terms its 15. The one will states of will then New expansion are July be operating New Jersey, York, of program twelfth which ending 31, the a of new company covering 13, which 1958, is share rights The V. the to filed 8 of of one 15 in $88,788,454 be notification (par $10) stockholders of share No of stock by new days. to are letter a common subscription for each 9'A underwriting used curtail to is with to be the SEC offered record shares at Sept. then 19, held; involved. short-term ' bank loans.— into the for p. W. Administration covers the total over transmission 200,000 Northwest system. miles square Power Pool and capacity. is been Sept. elected 16 director a Robert by & Reavis and Corp., corporation, it Sept. RTM also President Jones of National City & of Jones, Laughlin Bank of Steel Cleveland, Rayon Corp. director a and Weatherhead the of Cleveland Co. Chamber of Commerce, Foundation, and a Trustee of Case Institute of John Huntington Art and Polytechnic Trust.—V. 190, and 360. income 11, 1 - standing aggregate at will prices be stock common ranging used is name "Long Rubber to being Mile Tire & the surviving of its from I960 Dec. 4% for per each all tvpes. It said net is 4% income amount, is premium, debentures 11, Dec. was to or 1959, the holders in or maturity the income changed the maturity date to Dec. 1, expressly excluded offered including purchase from hcrebv 60,000 the shares be to for issued tion Dec. the the Scherck, acting Richter Co., underwriters Leiman-Scott, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC— Scherck, Richter Burnham & Co. S. and S D. Lunt Blair & Co and the & ; H. Walker Straus, Lunt Co. & — and Co., corporation on Sept. 4 filed a letter of notification with the covering 4,165 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered $6 per share and 250 shares of 6% preferred stock to be offered Inc.——— Co,_ 21,000 15,000 Co.—c.. Neuhaus —V. 60,000 — 8,000 —„———60,000 ——— & 8,000 30,000 4,000 30,000 4.000 — — 772. 190, p. & Co., Inc.-——— _ ($100 and for share). per proceeds to are expansion of No underwriting used be five to sales create a is involved. direct new division Engineering: routes. Cleveland, Ohio—Files Exchange Commission— Securities and The company covering Sept. Sept. on $300,000 1976 15, stockholders Debentures Co., of filed 2 6% convertible to be offered the on basis at of convertible are letter a face of notification with With debentures subordinated due into purchase leased property geles for subscription by common for each 30 shares held. stock at $10 par share. The common and This for plant expansion.—V. 184, and the Syntex organization and producer of oper, cive research agreement. Under search the and also will Lilly conduct Corp., internationally known steroid hormones, have research signed by share the expense clinical investigations of co¬ a of Syntex re¬ promising new and sells steroid treatment ous inflammatory and degenerative of arthritis, time Navy hormones which useful are rheumatism, bronchial asthma, diseases.—V. 190, p. 52. and in vari¬ Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock Subscrip¬ tions—Of the 30,000 shares of 5% convertible preferred stock recently offered to common stockholders at par ($100 per share), 29,065 shares were subscribed for, and the remaining 935 shares were taken up by the under¬ writers, headed by Dean Witter & Co., and reoffered to the public at $104 per share. See also V. 190, p. 974. Lithium Corp. of Quebec of Lithium America contract due month, required has filed suit $4,477,000 to of under to it from recover alleges Lithium Lithium Refuse the refusal of terms Quebec Lithium, said the action of "units" Lithium of contract a Corp. lithium signed by to to up the Lithium was Corp. being lithium announced materials raw terminated and ore Aug. purchase that concentrates from 24 it had contract it was delivery, accept March, two informed between 1962, companies would accept Quebec Lithium. Thii the as last shares LILCO A further no See also V. Lithium companies deliveries of 190, p. 873. Acquisition— have Shelter Island of LILCO which common for stock, . Los an exchanging basis in which each stock or an would be aggregate exchanged of 5,400 for shares six is cannot been stated that becoming take developed. He rendering increasingly advantage the of stated the that of difficult large, after modern, and boats, Bell services dealers Boy of because We forced are additional choose to military orders; potential; the of franchise for smaller low-cost facili¬ Shelter Island Co. on craft considering all discontinue large "This the factors the manufacture space alternatives: and single pleasure of has management Boy boats companies Boy and $1,000,000 for advertised and contracts some over commented.—V. and p. Lytton Financial shifts. three on new additional 100 190, are in in orders to decided concentrate Earlier less employees to than help this two months, he grow," us Offered — William 10 publicly offered 110,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) at $12 per share. This offering was quickly completed, all of the said shares having the represents to paid-in 1959, offer of stock the of the Association may accept, and also this its cdmpany. will —V. the company was organized of has offices related to in under Delaware law Association, or may on Jan. acquire other sav¬ ings and loan associations if legally permissible. It also expects to operate, either directly or through subsidiaries, (1) an insurance agency will available assist to the borrowers Association from the in making Association fire and other and insurance a company which made by the Asso¬ ciation. The corporation maintains offices at 7755 Sunset Blvd., Holly¬ wood, Calif.—V. 190. p. 566. may (2) act ?.s trustee under trust deeds securing loans This filed a 111,740 Trucks, Inc.—Registers With SEC— corporation, located at 1000 registration statement with shares of 5W'x South Second the SEC cumulative St., on Sept. preferred stock 1959, ($50 184, 116. p. a engaged in the manufacture the new organization G. S. distri- and Co., and the were Marshall the both Redwood over of in City the San and G. S. Co.—Instru¬ Division, Electro the Physics Marino and Monrovia, Diego, Calif., and currently occupied by San buildings 40,000. of the $1,933,149 member in the 1959. companies 1958, year The present forming and the almost new $630,000 backlog is estimated 1959—Month—1958 covering par), with $ at 1959—8 Mos.—1958 $ > McKee contracts Jones & & for blast new Steel furnace Corp.—the Arthur 28 two be as Other of one phases most the Melville Shoe sales 190, Mercantile Stores Co., Inc. for inc. inc. per part a "to equip the country," Mr. include the installation expected p. of to 262. 1959—34 Wks.—1958 $8,300,506 $82,432,880 $74,604,012 (& Subs.)—Earnings Up— 1959—3 Mos.—1958 taxes— 1,386,666 taxes 1,092,033 1959—6 Mos.—1958 $70,394,386 $65,356,580 2,147,118 1,584,372 1,150,000 860,000 730,000 585,000 $656,666 com. 190, is the $37,533,681 $34,660,364 $507,033 $997,118 $724,372 $0.45 profit Earns, $26,000,000, 360. Period End. July 31— sales bef. & Powell, . 1959—4 Wks.—1958 $8,664,772 Nec Prov. McKee R. Corp.—Sales Up— ______ p. Prof. G. in modern program * Cleveland constructed J. oxygen steelmaking furnaces, which are largest of their type in the world—V. 190, the Period End. Aug. 22— —V. by basic new among Retail the of the ever program plant said. at largest Works Cleveland 98,117,029 Co.—Awarded Contract— a Laughlin Manager. The new furnace, which will cost in excess of a $50,000,000 expansion and cost reduction of $ 14,196,923 102,870,828 2677. industry—have been awarded to Cleveland, it was announced on Aug. L. $0.35 $0.68 $0.50 share__ 1072. p. Mercast Corp.—Perfects New Casting Method— corporation revealed on Sept. 8 that its research and develop¬ engineers have perfected a new method of casting (netal in a "shell," with a unique ceramic mixture which will permit faster casting and ment lower cost for many aircraft, missile and electronic components. The company announcement pointed out that many of these com¬ ponents must now be machined, at considerable expense in time and labor. "This which third now process advances the art of precision foundry techniques, mainly to the two methods utilizing frozen confined are mercury and lost-wax," a that the ceramic shell, or techniques permits for the It using 190, both casting molds, also in 1947 has this p. on frozen mercury processes. It too large and too complicated economically and technically important metallurgical properties to castings. makes introduced a and configurations and licensees patented 262. of company spokesman explained. He added "Ceramercast" method, combines the best lost-wax the assures corporation LaVerne, V. of lost-wax industry Plainfield, N. J., 15, below.:—V. steel oi & feasible. Mack 10 facilities in revenues totaled p. of the Co. J. lending and acquiring that of the A. the the footage totals Engineering Works amount all the outstanding guarantee stock of Lytton Savings & Loan Association, which stock it now owns. The Association is- engaged in the savings and loan business in Los Angeles County. Lytton Financial may acquire or engage in other businesses Y. Manufacturing Square combined The purpose split a Richard on 28. Co.—Distributor Industries Ariz. 189, be capacity. for N. 14,276,783 —V. BUSINESS—The 26, public net proceeds from the sale of the stock capital, which will increase substantially the deposits which investment first shareholders to forming the Net PROCEEDS—The of of of Act first three months of $350,000.—V. 190, p. 672. R. Staats & Co., on Sept. This to Inc. corporation The in year, 1071. Corp.—Stock in 1961. the maintains the custom received we 31 new Electrical is Tucson, (1) facilities to accommodate involved, Bell of Dec. beginning of a planned expansion to build an engineer¬ ing, manufacturing and selling complex capable of obtaining business in the growing technical-industrial field," Mr. Marshall declared in explaining the reason for the move. molding contracts," Mr. Lunn explained. "Since January we have enjoyed continuing success in securing additional military orders. Our facilities are fully utilized without on Oct. Co.—Components Division, the Division, the G. S. Marshall Laboratories, at repre¬ and nwrnijower manufacture up contemplated and basis, according to Stockholders will vote on Sept. 1959, with of increasing "The increase in three expand give pleasure said. are 1959 recommend $ backlog our of one (2) (3) or bf 1, Casualty Co.—Exchange Offer— Sales manufacturer's our addi¬ Industries, San Marino, Calif.—Merger- (Arthur G.) the manufacture the McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp.—Sales Up- for the manufacture to the statement issued according the new An¬ of ef¬ 30, . President. from to held be & Exchange a five The LILCO service which have at common Boy Aug. Board. companies electronic and wahlgren stock. common electric arrived no Wash., other military orders," Mr. Lunn production has been absorbing all of "After to which on Sept. 15 announced that it is negotiating for the Shelter Island Light & Power Co., Inc. The directors of companies of companies ties of spokesman ficient two company two share Queebc the Long Island Lighting Co.—Proposed acquisition The Powell for March. the Bell of Bellingham, Co., terminating business added 17,000 Highway, this corporation terminated its 1959 and total Corp. it owes , Beauchemin, President of taken each Corp. Imperial W. to Marshall ments been sold. America, Inc.—Sued— estimated an damages. Pierre being and facilities. Bell Lincoln , is 5901 1071. p. withdrawing resulting the 1, Lunn, S. are sentatives both Through Syntex manufactures 190, Shipyards distribution James volume will Sept. Bellingham this in the Syntex Laboratories. from this research will be available for companies. subsidiaries in Mexico, Puerto Rico, and the United States, products marketing company. company the 1 company's treasury the current year 2-for-l a the Laminates, Inc.—Terminates Boat Franchise— Effective "We discovered compounds The agreement, Calif.—V. 45, selling stockholder, and a voted on independent organization to went 6 of Period End. Aug. 31— and 428. p. Lilly & Co.—Signs Research Agreement— company the of share. per proceeds the to accrue office Lunn by (Eli) at $94 net the expenditures between Insurance Sept. into amount oflering will be underwritten by First Cleveland Corp., Cleveland, Ohio. The proceeds are to be used together with long-term loan refinancing to will The SEC of debentures $50 (par $10) PROCEEDS—The funds the Inc.,—Common Stock Offered— & Co., of Los Angeles, Calif., on Sept. 17 publicly offered and quickly sold 1,000 shares of common stock Lester Angeles Airways, Witter Aug. stock announced to Marshall Los Dean sales offer basis of a subscription price electromechanical products were recently corporation, Marshall Industries, Gordon S. Marshall, President and Chairman of the Board, announced on July 29. Corporate offices are located at 2065 Huntington Drive, San Marino, Calif. 8,000 Newton SEC 28 Securities of 8,000 & p. merged 8,000 Nicoh-us on and ■-> meeting Marshall 21,000 60,000 Stifel, to proposes date of Construction on Northern Five 21,000 Rubinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.— company stockholders, record vote bution 25,000 — The two-day postponement, from. hearing in the proceedings under determine whether provisions of the Federal Securities Laws were violated by the following St. Louis firms and individuals in connection with their transactions in the common stock of Managed Funds, Inc.; Mutual Fund Distributors, Inc., T.C.A. Associates, Inc. (formerly Slay ton & Company, Inc.), Hilton H Slayton, and Hovey E. Slayton.—V. 190, p. 157. Shares 60,000 Co & to 189, The the to Ira Haupt The common Managed Funds, Inc.—SEC Postpones Stock Hearings common 150,000 — SEC— during Maine Bonding are 150,000 McDowell-— - counsel, split Stockholders also will on an increase of the authorized shares from 2,000,000 As of June 30, there were 1,172,859 shares outstanding. 1131. annual See whom 100,000 Co.——— & stock. held. $17,000,000 company's 3,500,000. offered for 150,000 Blosser & Mack's Co.—Registers With used to meet, or reimburse construction expenditures 1961. directors to —V. 36,500 •— of 1520. asked common 175,000 \~-—— be of of p. be the 60,000 The 183, the 25,000 Inc Co. Dempsej -Tegeler & Co.__*— G. through amount the company 175,000 ! Co opinion on $240,000 - will at may which the of D. the amendment. No underwriting is involved. has outstanding 400,500 common shares in addi¬ securities. Net proceeds of the sale Connnor, Chairman debentures to below, . Co & Underwood, The O representatives, have severally agreed to purchase from the the principal amount of debentures with common stock as company Tn by now other portion The income debentures named shares supplied certain stock Sept. The — of rela¬ in common 5 company a of hereby. UNDERWRITERS control a Magna vox Co.—To Split Stock— 1 extent merger income thfe of each be to —V. the at and these of with exercise with in settling stockholders have agreed that they will of such stock unless a registration statement is subscription by its for to are the company senior reserved be an Certain p.n for for, to The The 4% 1964. to warrants. 60,000 wts. indebtedness subordinated. are warrants the preceding six month requirements on debentures deemed out¬ shares company, located at 100 North Fairchild St., Madison, Wis., registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 15, 1959, covering tional 1 only date with 242,065 into thereof, shares share interest connection be may converted and with the since respect a stock was part at any time at the principal interest thereon to the date in stock, merged Corp., merger, they have advised Mack that they of the lvfack preferred to be received by them, registration of the preferred stock. The common by the selling stockholders is not being registered sell any 82,000 merged interest June thereof. stock be common preferred and, to are Capital such attached to the 242,065 preferred shares entitle the on and after Oct. 1, 1960 and until Sept. 30. 1969, to aggregate of 121,032 shares of Mack common stock. These 121,032 common shares are also covered by the registration statement. The selling stockholders are Central Securities Corp. (64,449 pre¬ ferred shares); Harold L. Fierman (20,617); Ruth K. Fierman (9,023): Stuart Hedden (583); C. A. Johnson (7,276) and William R. Kaelia (9,792).—V. 190, p. 262. filed accrued but of the the Mack Upon common be dispose seeks received or This its t625,000 shs. bear on Northeast of to is ;* 1,500,000 accrued part original 1968 1964 for cover any plus The 1, and company amount prepayment. 1, with shares Inc., warrants Outstanding 60,000 wts. Dec. Mack of 55,870 Trucks, time, since the Tne and semi-annually payable the debentures, without for Sept. of the debentures in whole prepay fixed due payable in : *$500,000 *$1,000,000 1959 Madison Gas & Electric FINANCING 1,500,000 shs. interest sufficient and account was 1,500,000 debentures income and markets Corp. PFESENT warrants—__ annum but jear the the of with holders deben¬ $1 income 4% . and 100% bank loans repay offered Materials 1974 purchase of 1964___ 1, (par stock rate 1, subordinated stock 105%. to 1, thereto or, registration is not then required. Rubber." TO to be offer The EFFECT Sept. due this not effect 212,500 share. This corporation, and its name in order to identify it with Corp." product. GIVING due at ' Dallas, Texas, organized in Delaware the manufacture and sale of tread rubber Rubber name 1, purchase Mack corporation. Northeast common Northeast; company purchase Sept. to surviving the of wish the Oct. on the 733,530 shares 5'A% cumulative to stock, to and per Issue) prospectus, of Mack may of in as Mile de- (1959 the shares tionship 1971. fund Westheimer & par Trucks proposal stock purchase to consolidated Mack approval SEC The and v ended year 1, proceeds 1959 Corp., debs, sinking Lentz, at According next Fridley & Frederking———-- Kulas of Technology at warrants stock. whose Authorized *4% 6% Burnham Hocking Glass Corp., Harshaw Chemical Co., Gray Drug Stores, American Coal Corp., Diamond Alkali Corp.; Midland-Ross is the Debentures this President. Cleveland law firm director a Electric of Lehman, managing partner of the Industrial He in purchase warrants set forth opposite their respective names purchase from the selling stockholders the number of shares of stock set forth opposite their respective names; North Corp., p. area of has on Westinghouse Anchor Inc., 50% Reavis Cockley Corp., attached ad¬ passed the interest, trade CAPITALIZATION stock Corp.—Reavis Added to Board— Reavis Day, out and common recapping vehicle tires of to "Long established trade JNot 1071. announced Mr. Power marketing over Lehman John Bonneville power accounts —V. was worked Commission, the The are This company has received a contract- from the Department of Interior, Portland, Ore,, covering telemetering equipment to be installed 190, S. (with redeemed is engaged changed "The $90,042,857 Leeds & Northrup Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Contract— throughout net Common 421. BPA P. for debentures The that the be new the Sept. Common Co., Martinsville, Va.—Files With SEC Sept. basis expire p. York be companies, used Effective period shares for proceeds 186, two under product 1959—8 Mos.—1958 $13,767,671 be may during after BUSINESS—Corporation Nov. of on 20,888 on that 156. p. plant. The stockholders. selling last 261. p. $14 1959, New will the largest department expected to exceed 1960.—V. 189, .p. 917. 1959—Month—1958 $11,569,506 _ Lee Telephone per of oversubscribed. was interest that The 190, interest for Kress & Co.—Sales Lower— ___. 190, transaction the PROCEEDS—The next nation's sales, year by Nov. Korvette The the of fiscal Period End. Aug. 31— —V. to debentures tures, (S. H.) Sales expected $1,500,000 of 6% sinking fund subordinated accrued Philadelphia and the other J. four Korvette in in N. Connecticut. made company $150,000,000 in stores and has years is so would Long Mile Rubber Corp.—Securities Offered—An in¬ vestment group, headed by Scherck, Richter Co., Burnham & Co., and S. D. Lunt & Co., on Sept. 17 publicly offering - major stores more Blvd., in northeast in 22 department store two open Roosevelt Pennsylvania two LILCO, it Island, companies $1) at $12 1959—8 Mos.—1958 Korvette, Inc.—Opens New Dept. Store— Korvette on two warrants) at 100% and accrued shares of common stock (par corporation be on the of bentures due Sept. 1, 1974 on Sept. 17 opened the largest suburban department Pennsylvania, William Willensky, President, announced. The store is in the Camp Hill Shopping Center outside of Harrisburg which has free parking facilities for 2,500 cars. The air-conditioned store has over 100,000 square feet with 55 departments on two selling levels connected by escalators. will with Shelter on the of representatives necessary.—V. stcre ir. Central be made public. accrued - be combination . $6,228,000 $48,287,000 $40,089,000 -f/; 261. - 1959—Month—1958 : . Oct. on that on at 672. p. Up— Period End. Aug. 31— Sales The consolidated or would the of the record of shareholders As of July 1 there outstanding.—V. 190, shares is business of approval holders to r.:"'"-iv.. ;'v''V-■' (G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—Sales V. 24,000 quarterly merged into reduction recipients stock close 15 shares from been rate vantages along to by company regularly a com¬ company. common shares distribution. The the on the of (non-voting) B both on dividend management structure A class has a stock fund capital no-par board 200% a mutual the 1,500,000 and The of voted 9 $485,000,000 authorized 500,000 dividend Sept. on the of 9 these the production in method for frozen basis eastern mercury and United besides States close-tolerance, process its and precision in plant own Great the in Britain casting.—* 10 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1182) Metal order Thermit Corp.—Correction— & giving interested persons until Sept. 25, 1959, to request a hearing :%":y June 30, 1959, the company's earned surplus amounted to $7,267,862. During the twelve months ended that date dividends charged to earned surplus aggregated $3,542,410 ($464,410 on outstanding preferred and $3,078,000 on outstanding common). The pro¬ posed transfer will increase the capital stock account represented by 2,850,000 shares of outstanding common stock from $34,200,000 to , Exchange reported in error that H. E. Martin, President of this corporation held a balance of <*1,000 <«f common stock in the company. The correct figure as 2,100 share.; should have been released as the balance, Mr. Martin reported.-— 5, the American Stock On Aug. ^V. 190, $37,050,000.—V. Grinding Field- Michigan Tool Co.—Enters Gear of Gear Grinding Machine machines and processes, has been President. At the Mr. Anderson announced the establishment of a new Gear Grinding Machines Division with headquarters in Detroit, Mich. The new Michigan Tool division will be responsible for engineer¬ ing, manufacturing, service and sales of gear grinding equipment. All previous activities relating to gear grinding at Gear Grinding Machine Co. are being continued by Michigan Tool without interrup¬ tion, according to the announcement. This includes contract and service grinding operations to assist both civilian and defense in¬ Acquisition cf this company of the assets , Co. to relating •nnounced dustries.—V. 189, • grinding Anderson, gear M. R. same time, by Profit Net the of 10 —V. Francis Corp. Development — $2.56 Seventh In¬ for Machine Tool which devoted area missile Late last the to several of public the to Since that over-the-counter $3.50 With sale the new types of aircraft time market of the and its of growth company's floor 190, Minco The SEC the for expanding company's 1072. p. Mining, corporation Inc., filed 8 a letter N. of covering 240,000 shares of common stock $1.25 per share, without underwriting. at Tne from be shifted unit new job one 190. scheduled are proceeds and product notification (par $1) to be will be the in another to for early This in a - in "The inertial guidance units, in conjunction with an airborne computer, will be able to guide the drone over several target areas on each flight without radio or radar commands and return the drone to safety," according to Melvin P. Fedders, General Manager of Honeywell's Aeronautical Division inertial guidance plant in St. Peters¬ burg, Fla., In the where addition to world will be done. , directing the flight path, Mr. Fedders explained, the inertial navigation units will keep the drone "informed" of its location and the computer aims the drone's sensing equipment such as tnirared and I. Fedders Because ates the without its out *"/ jamming, The and guidance system he ' added completely self-contained and oper¬ contract National is completed in December, than more Baker Mr. million feet 6 was awarded Army jointly by the Army Signal Corps Research Laboratories. Division, Signal Corps Fort Monmouth, Mineola. Long AM/USD-4, as N. J., Island, N. Y. the drone is and Republic's Designated known by the as Swallow. Other feet the underway at Honeywell's inertial includes design of guidance and Petersburg for and Centaur other ior Bcopes vehicle, for the improved guidance plant navigation Bomarc in systems projects. Tne plant also is manufacturing the guidance system for the Polaris missile.—V. 190, gyrop. 773. Elected to BoardJohn apolis, Line on Sept. Trust (EDTi first paper the was G. manufacturers Soo Line Kimberly-Clark, of 9 Cola elected to the board of Co. directors of of Minne¬ the Soo of board also Manufacturers.—V. is Parker, Neenah, since former 190, p. a director Wisconsin, 1944. Mr. President of Kimberly-Clark who Parker, of the has been former a Corp., member President National of Ltd., Co., Ontario, Toronto, 1959. 23. Sept. on said Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Proposes Capital Ad¬ justment to Securities and Exchange Commission— This * /. utility, located in Jackson. Miss., has applied to the SEC for permitting the transfer of $2,850,000 from its earned surplus to its common capital stock account; and the Commission has issued an order interest the tile accrued receive made the be the to "The techniques which the sponsorship for more The by the Department Wright for Defense months fiscal Director for the and by rate 190, the lender terms modification will sale financing of income net 63 or cents $798,794 cents in share per the cents the the for income from 30 or has awards the Trucks, company from NI-Gas May of - above.—V. Sept. 190, asked 9 authorize the ended October. On to share. per 1959 30, share, Air June In their Chairman that of joint of the Space Heating— Illinois received million 1959. by ended 1. 1959, National of this new amounted June with 30, to week period 6 cents was a loss per It the cubic also of 30. on feet subsidiary shares of the. week It H. zation in area Diekmann, A. _ phasized that from This A. all period compared with period in the prior year.—V. gas 190, p. at statement the of the before of by rate of The exchange 1959. with end 56/100ths to for the $ Operating Operating Federal Other revenues expenses income 32,446,707 21,598,354 $> Net —V, of installing or ment prior and in less or 12 of the to is to a 75c be 190, schools industrial petition, estab¬ the exist¬ • ; equipment.—V. 190, 158, p. ? 83 Maiden SEC on the 1 each cent be will on Northern expire least the at 80.000 stock real each for close shares 1959, will be filed regis¬ a covering 56 000 of of share Maine business Maine stock Dec on stock 31 have been, 9, 1959. tendered shares will be exchanged to the tendering stock¬ no returned $ 136,096,230 taxes- 2,369,440 2,188,063 16,970,889 14,958,678 income 4,672,859 3,813,146 4,503,204 33,661,934 3,746,052 28,128,504 29,442,443 22,186,257 21,242,561 for best Inc.—Registers With SEC— in Sept. a registration state¬ covering 150,000 shares of common sale at $5 per share. The offering public efforts commission shares Hartsdaie, N. Y., filed 9, 1959, basis is within by Alkow be to 21 sale at of 132,500 $5.50 company per and & paid. Co., Inc., for which the underwriter sells If after days the 150,000 share, organized was and in estate development; and it munity developer of unimproved areas. Although it has acquired 634 of acres vacant, Dutchess Counties, erations. Its which comparable 201,739,912 located on a share 115.000 upon The effective date of the home-builders 1959 to acreage in or is respectively, receive intends under $12,500 to act for in engage primarily New York contract prices expenses suburban as City to at a com¬ suburban acquire about land in Westchester, Putnam and Y., it has not yet commenced substantial op¬ will be to develop such acreage to the point at and builders of parcels and shares, to April unimproved N. function purchase Of 28,569,230 York, 1959, 774. offered made commencing commercial of property from the proceeds directly to home the improvements can company in fully developed and commercial construction net proceeds of the stock sale, $170,000 will be applied to the required to close title to the Baldwin Property in Putnam County at the Westchester border; $50,574 will be applied to meet mortgage mstallments of principal and $29,387 will be applied to interest during the first year of operations. Part of the cash 1959—7 Mos.—1958 $ New 10, registration statement, it will be entitled to receive six-year options to purchase 6,250 shares, with additional options for 3,125 shares year third Co.—Earnings— 29,884,314 218,840,781 19,377,324 139,638,728 Y.—Registers With SEC Lane, Sept. proposes to offer to exchange these Maine Bonding & Casualty Co, at the at p. the SEC per least at cents fiscal than with stock, gains operating 975. available gas residences, and Northern Maine This corporation, six operating charges natural Wednesday's Co. of N. Northern Properties, income 3,815,723 p. Co', vear. 34 3,806,054 190, this was or taxes__ after the prior to the close of business Nov. than. 80.000 shares of Maine stock are less shares of holders.—V. 1959 includes or all and * will he proceeds used properties, The tions Net start authorizations Transmission exchange event condition 1959—Month—1958 made multi-unit commercial Illinois. stock of a share of of offer that provided tendered 873. New England Telephone & Telegraph Period End. July 31— to 65,000 Gas of Northern Illinois Gas Co., em¬ applicants, must receive written authori¬ the stock. capital Growing year. the share, the ,.•) alt list of single-family homes heat to all new homes to be and and northern heat located at company, shares also pointed out that there were outstanding at the end of the 39- 2,699,486 not Vice-President gas NI-Gas capital was stock slated Co. day by the end of basis approval own company acquired 89% of the common Associates, Inc. and that the operations are reflected in the accounts for the third 1959. Gas waiting year, buildings, Northern Insurance the common that • service county Telefilm ended June 30, when - showed in mailing .out per the limited a Commission's of $160,301 $323,000 $22,000 occupied V survey Midwestern authorized of end time shares $904,198 1959 of Commission to 20,000 existing up those to single-family dwellings on supply of 50 million cubic feet Natural that cleared municipal Upon the Higher Profits— June Commerce are lishments.- beqn emphasized during totaling nearlv $20,000,000 39 or agree¬ May and June to use installations by mid-winter. TljusV 24, ..utility, began release first churches, statement to the stockholders. B. Gerald Cantor, Board, and John B. Bertero, President,/ pointed out the April on gains the comparable In gains were $148,000 quarter of last year there per share. sale 264; p. authorized daily Northern was 60 latter May 31, for and Research Force. compared with of the previous quarter weeks ended such the authorizations additional from assurance completed it of 41,500 the on gas would deliver disposition of interests in theatres and other properties net taxes, of $582,000 or 21 cents per share. For the quarter June by acceptance conditional heating for space gas businesses and released based 4 natural when Federal of and heating will complete their will be a limited quantity of gas available to take care of exist¬ ing single-family houses applying for gas heat after May 31, 1959. ! project a (ARPA) National S. compared as like 39 diesel- new Corp.—Proposed Merger- Inc., on to homes new tration Agency to weeks 39 share, per 30 ing homes to be authorized would have 12 months in which to convert heating equipment to natural gas. When all installations have been made, NI-Gas expects to be heating about 400,000 homes in its 20- cents per share for the same period in the prior fiscal year. For the quarter ended June 30, 1959 the consolidated net was of • for In for per the New- conditions. proposed a prior to the close of business Nov. 9. Consolidated by of parties and there until ■ to Robert Mr. to stems the U. National Theatres, Inc.—Reports $1,702,632 assignment 975. p. permission gas 975. p. there- findings required by the act but deferred final furnishing of inlorriation as to the maximum the and 190, Mack of the Research. awarded was contract ARPA 1959.—V. connection of the same general $8,159,400, and deferred completion of the application as pending and the amount dwellings. ("Existing" homes application for ga* heat is made.) In a petition filed Sept. 9, NI-Gas said a SEC materials under its perfecting according of Air Development Center of of solid fuel propellants importance recent of to or- ^ ^ . processes, been year," a and in pro¬ by the No. the of pending This - Contract— . cost-plus-fixed-fee contract Advanced Research Projects $150,000 directed the than vacuum has company Vice-President * . certain involves program Stauffer, recently. company the Conn., locomotives 30 of Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Gas contract 011 high energy solid propellant missile fuels ,was revealed' by this corporation on Sept. 14. The contract is one cf several in the missile field totaling nearly half a million dollars which were awarded of construction Haven,. securing embrace lieu modified Docket certain See products on their orders Canada, for ..the tenders Corp.—Awarded Research proceeds the New two loans made to the by severe floods in 1955. its findings in the prior report in Finance application Finance would collateral to as (in of the series C bonds due March 1; '1967/ to an amount the sum of $74,000, at prices not to exceed 100% interest.—-V. 188. p. 1197. Association 974. at damage occasioned delivered), in of wallboard' of mortgage 4Vz% sufficient to exhaust 2,700,283 company. replaces Guar¬ Modified time one Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Tenders for Bonds National a.m. quarter Daniels, President of Archer-Daniels-Midland railroad He of H. so 011 The stock Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.—Daniels The finance expenditures loan the Northeast Capital with the Securities and Exchange statement covering a proposed public offer¬ ing of 200,000 shares of class A common stock. The offering will be underwritten by a group headed by C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co. Of the shares registered,, 75,000 shares are being sold by the company and 125,000 shares by certain selling stockholders. The company, whose executive offices and principal plant are located in Cleveland, Ohio, is primarily a merchandising organiaztion, selling various products, including replacement keys and key blanks, to a wide variety of outlets. %;.■ interceptor-missile classified ICC Under ' the rate of filed 17 such work 8t. to facilities for modified 20372 ment.—V. 21.000 square Key Co., Cleveland, O.—Registers With company on Sept. Commission a registration Net Systems in restore locomotives action ■ that said 20398 No be used shop the proposed equity to Haven the plant's huge warehouse—nearly began earlier in September. to able to store warehouse at The added. Development Missile the is signals from the ground, the drone will be able to carrywithout being subject to enemy countermeasures or mission its No. interest radar. said. Approved single-family The drone's self-navigating "brain" will be a variation of Honeywell's "MIG" (miniature integrating gyro) inertial guidance system, smallest and lightest un-aided inertial system yet devised bv industry, Mr. Loans Haven New Commission the New Receipt of a classified Defense Department research and development lines. enemy $0.89 Docket action 1960, , Co.—Contract— on 3,630,784 $1.84 would certain heretofore type Waukegan. 111., which is being expanded to keeps a ready stockpile of Gold Bond hand in Waukegan so Midwest customers can receive in one mixed shipment.—V. 190, p. 361. / plus Sept. 14 announced receipt of a $2,600,000 con¬ tract to produce miniaturized inertial guidance systems for Army sur¬ veillance drones being built by Republic Aviation Corp. The jet-powered drone is intended for battlefield surveillance, map¬ ping and target pinpointing at distances in excess of 100 miles behind company 7,675,190 $0.12 20397, in which the New Haven seeks the guaranty of the financing of the acquisition of certain maintenance-ofway equipment and machinery at a cost of $500,000, the Commission company National Regulator 474,210 Haven & Hartford RR.— Finance the of The tions. Minneapolis-Honeywell 6,523,099 Haven of Haven electric various and in Security for to be used for expenses incidental to mining opera¬ are 10,578,920 $0.13 $1,500,000 loan In Chairman, Construction addition the lath The offered 6,076,524 910,072 $77,755,662 ',Vv ,,,■■■' New Co.—To Expand Plant— Board be size. its After and will space company 11 the with 6,391,592 and report Haven pro¬ M.—Files— 850,074 share Haven with. 463. p. demands. Baker, National Albuquereque, Sept. on production 1,909.000 993,762 953,925 to the of said.—V. H. doubling stock diversification, and 6,369,000 accruals New reimburse time. market The Washington Ma¬ chine & Tool founder and chairman of the board Reginald S. Lanier has been working to broaden and strengthen the company's manage¬ ment. Recent steps in this direction include the addition of Bernard E. Kinnery as treasurer and, most recently, Eugene W. Kulesh, a former Hughes Aircraft Co. Vice-President, became President and General Manager. With the completion of the new financing, Mr. Ryden joins the board of directors. The capital raised in the financing program will be used to reduce outstanding bank loans and to provide additional working capital necessary institutions financial as company's multi-million dollar plant at dedicated on Sept. 16, already Melvin publicly-owned a shares 150,000 1959—7 Mos.—1958 $90,803,776 ' commercial all types of officially meet and stock has traded actively in is presently trading in the RR.—Earnings— 531,834 made posed New range. the grams.—V. well as National Gypsum ( share. per local $3 manufacture Washington Machine & Tool became year with $1.15 used by virtually be It can bureaus. company was assembly and instruments. company at the to manufacturing , company made controlled-environment a Secretary 975. ' Interstate this Docket concerns deliveries The Machine is Business Machine— a $18,750. to seconds' First the Currently, the company employs approximately 200 people and oper¬ ates plants in suburban Minneapolis and in Orono, Minn. The company has just completed a 13,000-square-foot addition to its St. Louis Park plant 975. and 1072 pp. stock. common died Jr., p. Commerce Commission on Sept. 16 issued a supple¬ order in the three applications for loan guaranties in Finance Docket Nos. 20372, 20397, and 20398. The supplemental report modifies in certain respects the findings made in the Commission's report in Finance Docket Nos. 20372 and 20398 dated March 25, 1959. Approval of a guaranty to the Second National Bank of New Haven 9 figure Compu-Tronic can industrial few involves & Sept. on can government & Tool was formed in Minneapolis in 1950. Since that time it has experienced steady growth and is today one of the nation's leading suppliers of high precision gear-trains and electro-mechanical instrument assemblies and products. . $18,000 and completion of Washington The of . the purchase from the company of $200,000 In 6% five-year debentures convertible to common stock at $2.75 petshare and the direct purchase privately of 50.000 shares of Washing¬ ton 190, Cash Register Co.—New company which The investment part 190, 241,800 income- per of was this corporation's seventh investment, a $287,500 purchase of convertible debentures and common stock of Washington Machine & Tool Works, Inc., of Minneapolis, was announced by Mid¬ west Technical President, Arnold J. Ryden, Ji;., on Sept. 9. The two-- Ireland, director,—V. a 190, p. 973. mental unveiled a new electronic accounting ma¬ weekly payroll or prepare customers' bills in one-third the time previously required. Called the Compu-Tronic. the desk-size machine can also compute real estate taxes, mortgage interest, construction costs, and handle ' a wide variety of other accounting jobs requiring extensive calculations. Stanley c/Allyn, Board Chairman, said the company had received more than $2,000,000 in advance orders for the equipment which sells vestment— The Head of announced.—V. National The chine V' Technical Midwest $2.65 $1.40 $1.44 share 53. p. Corp.—Executive Committee Ballaine, K. «+> revenues- com. per 190, as Conditions— 91,895,173 84,470,437 162.493,457 150,081,581 Total oper. revenues 110,120,802 102,557,438 190,490,247 178,175,687 Consolidated net income 11,809,154 11,293,290 21,345,893 20,635,883 Com. shares outstanding 8.050,000 8,050,000 8,050,000 8,050,000 Earns, t- directors who 72,000 taxes New York, New Up- $ s $ elected were B.; Lewisohn $11,031,921 income Earnings Adelphia College and an authority ori executive training and development, has been named Chairman of the Executive Committee of this corporation, Dr. John C. McGregor, 1959—12 Mos.—1958 1959—7 Mos.—1958 Period End. July 31— v Subs.)—Earns. (& Inc. 10 $11,709,287 oper. anty Ultrasonics Narda Dr. President, Utilities, Sept. on 1959—Month—1958 July 31— tax ry. Net 263. p. Incurred Directors—f succeeds Charles T. who resigned income ry. —V. loans RR. Matthews Mr. S... income 8,638.000 $0.62 — share_— common per 190. ——_ bank of New York, Chicago & St. Leufe Net 10,666000 $0.78 taxes Pittsburgh, Pa., Central company, Other 471,922,000 17,003,000 8,365.000 546,977,000 — taxes—— income profit Earnings —V. Federal for Co., York Period End. $ applied to the company's s. Central RR.—Two Coal New project. such South oper, the U. be payment Grainger, President of Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. City, and Armstrong R. Matthews, President of Con¬ last July 4. of the "873. p. Grainger will succeed the late Frederick Gross —21,946,000 11,280,000 — income before Provision reservation by Mid-America of 25% of the net profits derived from the operations on the drill-site location.—V. 189, p. 2892. Electric Mr. the bonds will of including 190, York the Nev: of % J sales Net B. New solidation July 31, '58 July 29,'59 ' . York Isaac of 6 Mos. End. 26 Wks. End. subject to the Middle • Co. Inc.—Earnings Up— sale program, construction.—V. New ; Montgomery Ward & Inc.—Registers With SEC— 150 units. The fund will consist of an ati(i/or gas projects and the drilling of the The Fund will acquire an undivided •75% of all of Mid-America's working interests in each project offered as a part of the Fund except as to the drilling location of each project, In which the Fund will acquire 100% of Mid-America's working interest to each on re- pleted, all of the said shares having been sold. 50,000 of these shares were sold for the company's account and the remaining 50,000 shares for the account of certain selling stockholders. For further details, see V.190, p. 1072. undetermined number of oil well Sold—The the from of V- by McDonald & Co., of Cleveland,' Ohio, has been com¬ Bldg., Oklahoma SEC on Sept. 11, 1959 Gas Fund, includ¬ ing 150 units to be offered for sale at $10,000 per unit ($1,500,000 7 and $2,500 per unit estimated maximum assessments for completion ot well ($375,000). The offering is to be made by the company and Midamco, Inc., its subsidiary, on a best efforts basis. Mid-America itseli subscribe Proceeds 100,000 shares of common stock public offering of issue new a construction (no par) at $11.50 per share, which was made on Sept. 9 Okla., filed a registration statement with the covering $1,875,000 of Participations in Oil and will >. System Co.—Stock Marking • Co. for V;;./%%%?' . located at 500 Mid-America Bank This corporation, first 348. p. Wafer Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—This privately through Chas. W. Scrariton $3,000,000 general and refunding mortgage 5% bonds, due Sept. 1, 1989. 1". & 1463. p. Mid-America Minerals, City, Monarch cent 189, Haven Monday, September 21, 1959 . company has placed At 462. p. New thereon. ' . . shares pay carrying charges, estimated are at including taxes for its is listed (67.7%) was issued of in as the President. also various $9,200. company now has outstanding 63,689 common shares for the purchase of 162,500 by company officials) Marqusee stock to which Directors and outstanding stock. Part exchange for properties, officers of the (and John own op¬ E 42 042 outstanding 0 Volume 190 Number 5883 . . The Comw.ercial and . Financial Chronicle (1183) Northern The of States Power company's capable of than more a and 500 and South new unit, The unit other brings sixth the new by in NSP Minnesota, of this has plant, cast a Bank capability a The $21,000,000. ox be be added added to plant to 505,000 3 the to V2 % December, amounted 5% 1,290,000 to 1959—Month—1958 Other 1959—7 Mos.—1958 operating 12,920,889 S2,960,287 .3,013,357 2,839,074 ' 22,643,148 1,674,695 1,461,960 11,795,185 10,195,644 3,404,128 3,051,528 24,279,731 20,166,812 3,018,235 2,748,255 22,071,409 17,932,214 operating income after charges—— Net —V. 190, Federal issue due sell and for will the from fee 1, rate of authorized series amount first of to company mortgage due to 5.40%. and will be of of the For sale services the the and 100% subject to Proceeds lor Sept. at during Allyn C. the the redemption price will fall to gradually reduced each plus will 4%% funds, 17.—V. to pay 190, 1974 1964 short-term a bank note of $1,200,000 investors 1959—Month—1958 1959—7 Mos.—1958 $ Operating Operating Federal Other revenues 20,440,765 163,045,436 13,004,196 95,792,581 92,352,485 2,968,862 27,891,067 19,284,547 3,944,a7^. 2,968,862 27,891,067 19,284,547 expenses income taxes— taxes— operating •The Net operating income charges 3,782,626 190, 2,872,121 26,481,425 §An net 35,000 shs. 2,884,100 26,443,986 Recovery Corp.—Registers With SEC The This Co., First be stock. securities to are be offered for by in amendment. company's the Lehman organization development and Brothers in testing of is it 1959 the has Process, according to the is intended the of amounts in carbon early stages of additional proceeds to for be the used, is prospectus, dioxide water a general The 'company $987,509 "Oreo Process", to the essentially Net extent fresh the to flocd. corporate dent, 3'/ of about the addition water this of Oreo $300,000, E. due 161,570 shares of 1961. James 111., are for the larger of use Scott, Macy, Jr., director, a own of its Pioneer He motors the approximately work gan, Boat i . for material 10,000 lawn for which will feet square be of until has now use indicated well -as started floor been Mr. Scott emphasized ! in work manufacturing have such severally Co._ Eichler & Walter Co.— —V. and space will & & 6,500 carried in on lirhited at & 6,500 Co Curtis Bros. & Co., Hutzler% & Cook ... & Pierce Co.__ The 1,150 _ Co to warrant as the $1,000 1,150 Rotan, Schmidt, Roberts & Parke Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox Co 1,150 will 1,150 use glass ox and resins well as 189, general corporate in Sept. on Finance Corp. — Common Stock the company in in price of $59.50 share. per The offering .. ' working, capital its to rng company . of six months 190, An operating $7,953,373 and of 1959 ... :\ 367 offices, in branch in marily. of. retail quarters are loan-;, consumer « loans 23 states and revenues net income gross size and five of as Aug. 21 575, loans other to among tho finance is It companies believed independent other ana that the automobile and Marathon income was - paid quarterly board quarterly _tbat write automobile and to reflect and net These - the . of second dividends of directors has dividend dividend the is 60 quarter cents per expressed 65 cents declared. *• to per of 1957, the company has common stock. share'on its intention to its -share payable Dec. increase 1, 1959, . North Sept. on The Venezuela of 8. with Group is engaged interests in cement, holds in heavy equipment. hundredweight of flour a day. Venezuela, and will get western the of entry mill into to industrial and the of and this overseas diminished opportunities instability had been in countries that operations, which largest flour exporter, Mr. Greer said brought on the disappearance of cer¬ had years markets company's world's assistance Pillsbury brands to Guatemala, Pillsbury company. In technical know-how. the the told area, technical a produce caused formerly imported in others. He by the construction, much all of their Gerot or consecutive would be of years difficult to record the match earnings, dimensions Mr. of said these Times".—V. 189, 1470. p. earnings alter net the - or six Net " earnings iper $1.85.—V. were Pittsburgh, W. tenders for amount exceed the for 9.06% . taxes of amounted fiscal same . . ended income before Reservations ended $16,070,000. equivalent to stock common for the Net $599,306,- last year, ' $2.38 "June & applic. of common Shares the Earnings when ' . months 3Q, :hare 1958 on each —V. of —Vr 190, y. p. 31, 1959. June 30, 1958 June 30,'59 $22,731,621 com. cap. to of 976. St. & Louis Pennsylvania RR., p.m. J, exhaust accrued the (EDT) due on of Oct. as r RR.—- 1960 of sum interest.—V. to 380 Seventh Ave., Sept. 1, 30, 1964, inclusive, $1,486,490 188, p. 1959, receive of consolidated 1958, at prices to an not to 1047. ■ - - 1959—3 Mos.—1958 income inc. on taxes__ taxes____ per 1959—6 Mos.—1958 $22,266,000 $11,276,000 $37,861,000 $21,541,000 2,516,000 632,000 4,016,000 880,000 1,322,000 362,000 2,075,000 394,000 139,000 37,000 220,000 43,000 189, $1,055,000 1,740,000 1,560,000 July 31,'58 80,000 $21,381,500 $14,809,334 5,368,158- $233,000 $0.82 $0.11 share com, on 1,162,600 shares outstanding at $1,721,000 end of its corporation, located statement with Selected Inc., Plans. the listed as at SEC 26 on periods. in New President. SEC— Broadway, New York, filed a regis¬ Sept. 11, 1959, covering $20,000,000 The sponsor of organized was is $0.20 both of Planholders Institute, Inc.-^Registers With tration $443,000 $1.30 the 2245. p. Portland General 12 Months Ended Selected Plans, York The in March, sponsor also Planholders Insti¬ 1959. will Frank serve as Eliot under¬ 5,368,158 4,920,812 $3.98 $3.01 revenues income Shares of ♦Earnings stock com. Electric Co.—Net Lower— July 31— Operating 1959 i—— - 1958 $39,158,089 $36,873,339 6,058,204 outstanding at July 31— 6,594,120 $3.91 3,600,000 3,600,000 - - Average number of share— total customers 246,112 241,781 Average . . p. writer. $22,941,500 $14,889,334 stk: $29,991,621 capital stock--— 1073. 190, Chicagro company H income This of July on ended July 31,'59 . reservation—— to the income.. taxes income Net tute, share per to plus other before ♦Earns, . per 464. p. possible rate ad¬ subs, companies-!—- inc. to series sufficient Federal ♦Net t sale bonds, "Based outstanding six to period for of Cincinnati, Period End. June 30— ,.\ , July 31 totaled $19,617,415 $21,450,000. This compares amounting to the six months share 12 Months Ended—- * the 100% State S Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Earnings— Net • plan.—V. R. Gertsnecker, Treasurer York, N Y., will before 3 New Sweetser . said • Inc. S months were of 190, to pursuant . 121,560,275 724,697,420 671,072,341 taxes for Federal shares acquired ' ^ the earnings 8,231,952 may be Sales 1959—7 Mos.—1958 .six months ended July 31 - ; number of residential 216,667 212,732 per 1.68 common customers 1.83 • . -of EARNINGS—Total 1953 stock ,"1956 ■ was was were income income $33 685.000 $3,306,000. £28.522,000 was on ana a net Comparable and $58 025,000 consolidated income figures $2,821,000. and $6,116,000. the basis available in the For the balance for first full the in for half - . six year common first the common months 1958 stock of total was a Mendoza and and 3,300 states agreement corporation, located at Walnut and Pacific Streets, Stamford, filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 14, 1959, covering $1,000,000 of participations in its Employees' Stock Purchase Plan, together with shares of Pitney-Bowes common stock which current ' com¬ in- Venezuela. the of This income Higher— 125,391,656 $549,515,805 net ranks property partnership a Vice-President status of Maracaibo, outside Tenders for Bonds— $400,281; ..was 1959—Month—1958 ' Federal -Income justment DIVIDENDS—Since The Co., 480,335 shs. Conn., sundry income for $220,807. For the business finance ■ Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co. (& Subs.)—Earn. Up $49,790,770 earnings for $15,199,341 lines. surance , Insurance the with alter Head¬ company sales for with panies in the United States. Pacific Fidelity. Life Insurance Co. is'a yvholly-owned subsidiary, and,two other subsidiaries, Olympic Insurance Co. sales compared increase of Net operated Canadian. Drovinces. Exchange Outstanding announced Minneapolis several much 4% -4 Va% Co.—Sales — Total *'v ah Los Angeles. The company's business consists pri¬ instalment sales -financing, with wholesale financing, making uj> the balance. lcurth. in subsidiaries « ; ' and 40 FINANCING Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Files Employee Stock Plan— 674. p. Penney Sales will add the net proceeds from this offerand may use the funds for reduction of BUSINESS—Pacific Finance 506, days. , . Period Ehd. Aug. 31— : : (J. C.) - , notes. short-term Room PRESENT * York financing, out¬ standing capitalization will consist of $850,000 of debentures; $1,072,911 of bank loans; $134,647 of other indebtedness; 207,345 shares of com¬ mon stock (par $5) and warrants to purchase 42,588 shares of common " PROCEEDS—The is TO earnings in the 1960 fiscal year. He estimated that the company's capital ex¬ penditures would be at least $10,000,000 in the next year, not counting remaining amounts for the refrigerated products plant under construction at New Albany, Ind. Ground also was broken this spring for a feed plant in Jasper, Ala., to be in production in 1960. "New '. <■. > CAPITALIZATION—Adjusted well was under Pillsbury's the the two it share purposes. 1958 totaled year first underwriting group managed jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc. stock at com¬ the also supplies indoor advertising services to advertisers and totaled $90,697. and Hornblower & Weeks offered publicly on Sept. 15 a new issue of 160,000 shares of $10 par value common received. systems, The $2,500,000. Guatemalan a wheat mills After has EARNINGS—Consolidated the . are — 90 Pillsbury foreign that company and its subsidiaries are engaged primarily and operation of billboards (painted bulletins and the Southern California area. Through one subsidiary, ownership stock.—V. Offered control not flour. - Pacific to Mendoza. six of of last that flour of merchandisers in retail food markets in the territory. ' evaluation as the poster panels) engi¬ 2037. p. the said Co.—Securities Offered— PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to pay certain obligations; buy equipment; tcr retire outstanding $10 par preferred stock; and ,, to for that this program does not envision techniques in this field.—V. provide that per March on computers. has President, materials Executive also with made Gerot, venture or about Greer, have S. capacity a five in way Paul Eugenio with Reviewing 1,150 ' considerable a $12 and and and 1,500,000 shs. $2,000,000 by specifications warrants attached to buy 36 shares of at any time from Dec. 1, 1959 until 1965; the warrants may be detached and transferred separately time after Dec. 1, 1S59. at EFFECT 10c) joint the agreement . debenture stock detection operations, development in shareholders Co., 4,000 & infra-red GIVING construction mill, serve Ben 1,150 be a feed, under will Co. & York New 2788. p. industrial paper, d,150 ____. Mosle in 1,150 Northwest in Y. N. (par headed group .1,150 ^ ; Inc. 3,000 It 1,150 Co.___ 4,000 Co._ 976. p. 4,000 + Inc._____! Ryons 190, Pacific Rauscher, .___ & Newhard, 4,000 Jackson incorporated was company plans to build a ilour mill in the company's first capital investment is 1,500 __ Inc. & Templeton 4,000 Moseley & Co.!_ any of quarters 189, The North Irving Lundborg & Mitchum, Jones & 6,500 Co.____-__ Co., Bartn (par Pillsbury Co.—Plans Venezuela Mill— Co.________ Fitch, H. publicly 10 cents) June 30, involve house stock J. Inc & M. — 15 1,500 BUSINESS—The will 5, 6,500 Pierce, & Milwaukee Sept. 3,000 & Richards promis¬ speculation. a commences York be Smith Offered Authorized Common Shares & it as New will Brothers Stock common the respective below: , further expansion shortly time CAPITALIZATION Barret, Each step up in this program, Mr. Scott explained. Accessories now being offered outboard owners as well as seme in the planning stage, will require facilities for testing and evaluation. Also centered in Waukegan will be experi¬ mental insti¬ publicly offered $850,000 of 6% subordinated deben¬ due Sept. 1, 1974 (with warrants) at 100%, and ..50,000 shares of common stock at $12 per share. This includes 10,000 shares sold for the benefit of certain selling stockholders. Cushman as entering the field of outboard boat production. and the over-all performance of boa^ .?nd engine closely related so to considera¬ 6,500 , has mowers outboard Marine's design amount Place, below forth renewal a as yet com¬ operations. The company intends to lease a plant on Long Island, in the Metropolitan area, and to acquire such items of machinery and equipment as will be necessary for the operation of the Company's business. The temporary office of the company, until 11 be used to house expanded facilities for the corporation's products, according to W. C. said that the success of fiberglass hoods for addition that Naples, Fla. cash Lester, Ryons & Co. and Wagenseller & Durst, neering and experimental -facilities. More intensive work on the corporation boat and accessories program will be carried on in Wauke¬ Outboard issued of navigational systems organizational stage the will Co parent menced tain Division and other products of. the corporation. The factory,facilities will be begun in the Spring of 1960. second- net named set Pacific Outdoor Advertising Bentley, Presi¬ 34,870 and 30,750 vehicles The be a for Bateinan, Bingham, Co.__ the to Common field, and in cost stock will shrouds and of face still The —V. fiberglass in applications the to are 1959 Schwabacher 6,500 deliver promissory note in the amount of $£,10, 1959', and which bears 3M>% interest. a — as missile as control is Sutro common addition such pany Feb. tures expansion President. outboard about 6,500 Lester, plant at Waukegan, were announced on Sept. 10 by this corpoiation. Two additions contemplated—one to be constructed this tall and the other in the The. notes 15, 6,500 & & Webber, to 874. p. authorizing this subsidiary of Standard and company continent, Stearns 190, of engaging in the busisess of manufacturing electro-optical equipment for use in various indus¬ American S. Turkey).—V. ot countries purpose and 1,500 Walston early Spring of 1960. the tries institutional or the 1,506 Salomon A. October, for Co acquire common 1959, photo-optical Co.______ & respectively. Plans BUSINESS—The 24, The Paine, NATO net Hill F. stock proceeds will be used for the purchase and installation of machinery, electronic and optical test equipment; pur¬ chase and installation of fixtures, and for working capital. thereof. stock order an share 6,500 Peabody Witter and per $1.50 6,500 Bear, of used financing to & & Norway at It Dean Outboard Marine Corp.—To Expand Plant Facilities— y of 14,000 Smith, Barney & Co%_____ White, Weld & Co the most The salt or proceeds for The purposes outstanding notes Valentine and shares, has now of 100% to on purchase from the company Co Lynch, participating. on 1,500 Fenner other stock 1,500 Merrill of sale systems, assembly and test production will be subcontracted the shares Hurry, Inc. Crowell, Weedon & Co.____ pri¬ engaged 210,000 shares 200,000 6,500 Lehman to are including primarily develop¬ ment of its properties for operations utilizing the Oreo Process. Addi¬ tional amounts will be required for such development and further financing within the" next yeal may be necessary. and to common Corp.__ & Freres giving the 976. p. Co.__ Lazard the of After and guidance of issue to Kidder, sale stock. properties for secondary recovery operations. The remaining will be added to general funds of the company and will be available these Dec. issued I-Iarriman Ripley & Co. Inc. underwriter. been secondary recovery of oil and until 1958 it had no revenue. widely-used secondary recovery method Is "water flooding." controlled of 28,000 Sachs Goldman, public consisting of $500 of debentures and 5 shares of offering price of the units ana underwriting terms the marily These each supplied Since of Boston of'common public $5,350,000 underwriters Weeks Glore, Forgan The of amount Inc... & corporation, located at 405 Lexington Ave., New York, filed registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 15, covering $550,000 of 6 % convertible subordinated debentures, due 1974, and 5,500 shares units, ana Shares & own offered None expected to be issued 1959 about face 190, satellite are has PROCEEDS—The consideration or the shares Hornblower will stockholder offering. company Woodhill, Inc., of New York City, 180,000 shs. 3,000,000 1, 674. p. a in Oct. commitment of sole this the None 120,000 shs. value; cash on of firm the of balance Germany and Greece, Netherlands, Photronics Corp. 18,769,935 numbers The Electric Co. 19,421 shs. 35,000 shs. - UNDERWRITERS—Hie a latter in SEC & —V. ($500,000 requirement $7,250,000 investors 99% Blyth Oil share per 180,000 shs. par additional of of by outstanding. note in replacement of 500,000 which matured Sept. series fund about or tion 18,558,926 3,733,327 after —V. Gas value): par series a the then sory __________ fund tutional made Net 10,000,000 on dividends) ($10 for Hope, the was time stock . value): thereof. 141,942,574 13,969,320 3,944,372, 1960 by total Hope the additional .5'., : y>.• v >■.<'••'"'"v."-;. Philadelphia Co.-—Renewal Notes Cleared by SEC— 3,000,000 and $ 23,488,895 : 1, that until up of production missile. (Denmark, 1968) on the companies to — +824,650,000 of these notes Ohio Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings Period End. July 31— the 10,000,000 1973 $104 ($25 sinking stk. states 1952 sale shares of cluding 3,000,000 shs. 1,410,000 shs. "Includes $20,400,000 (Canadian dollars) short-term note's of whollyCanadian subsidiary, guaranteed by the company. The net proceeds from the sale of the 160,000 shares of common stock now offered may initially be applied to the reduction of short-term notes. 1073. p. 11,200,000 owned with addition in 11,200,000 ; authorized; 1,250,000 shares outstanding; and 1,410,000 shares to be outstanding) of principal thereafter until used, 14,000,000 21,000,000 shares maturity. were 14,000,000 or redemption at series Undesignated to Perkin-Elmer Corp.—Awarded NATO Missile Contract ($500,900 to par for 1959 to Common option of the com¬ first five years. In year ($100 sinking 1960 com¬ contract of over $30,000,000 to produce Sidewinder infrared guided air-to-air missiles for NATO nations has been awarded to Bodenseewerfc Perkin-Elmer & Co., G.m.b.H., West Germany, a subsidiary. In ad¬ dition to assuming full systems responsibility for the program, the German firm will handle directly about a third of the contract in¬ S6,- 1960 300,000 §22,750,000 21,000.000 — & ; stock annual agent receive 58% 3,000,000 due accrued Prelerred 105.40% be amount is reached at the sale of' the bonds company on A. redemption amount principal of other Northwestern's as bonds, 30, and ($333,000 annually (called Undesigned through A. C. Allyn & Co., of principal amount, plus accrued in¬ closing date. The bonds will have its of principal will amount, 1968 due stock series Sept. bonds, or ($700,000 due 1966 Drexel A 1967—!—% —%.— President. t subordinated): 1967 annually Preferred 5% the $4,875. bonds pany at 110% the sixth year due due 1968) 5%% stvies bonds 100% 1959, of negotiation The its of due series 4y2% Co.—To Issue Bonds— has principal sell price Aug. interest the a $975,000 company terest an notes (junior annually 1960 to 300,000 due 1967) 1987. The Chicago, in Service Commission 27,000,000 30,000,000 $5,000,000 due 1974) Public Power 90,000 A debs, due Northwestern The of due 4J/a % 87,934,814 567. p. the subord. $334,000 Net from 18,000,000 30.000.000 Hope, proceeds prospectus effect 7,785,000 18,000,000 1979 suboi$. for The 7,785,000 1979 Karl to company 1971- debt: *-.,. Net added 27.000,000 due by of the company's sale of additional stock working capital, and a substantial portion will be construction or acquisition of additional facilities. be used 1980— 136,613,448 > 20,000,000 due 1968)__________ due 18,316,178 taxes— 20,000,000 stock, the as outstanding will 1,000,000 due — outstanding listed shares. mon ($865,000 due Capital ,14,141,726 151,678,351 due to — is principal underwriter; and the public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The principal business of the company consists of processing and printing of photographic film. It now has '$291,922,000 $1,000,000 ($4,000,000 1965) 1968 notes ,-5%%. $ 20,273,451 - to due notes Subordinated representing Co. due notes due 1967 ($2,100,annually 1963 to 1966 and $5,600,000 due 1967K_—- 22,233,906 Operating expenses Federal income- taxes!- 1961 notes 000 $ revenues 1965 notes notes 1960__l_l__ due 5% % 5% Period End. July 31- FINANCING Outstanding - 5'A% NS? Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings— Operating PRESENT (unsubordinated) due debs, other year— annually I960 4%% r debentures High last and one debt annually kilowatts, the same size as Hign Bridge No. 6 system next year when a fourth unit will company's Black Dog plant.—V. 190, p. 774. the loans 5% 5notes of new Bridge unit brings the NSP system's total generating capability to nearly 1,700,000 kilowatts. The company's will TO notes: within Wis¬ 3$8 % record peak demand, established kilowatts. Another new unit of EFFECT Authorized Short-term Long-term Bridge GIVING new 20.. at capability system. the CAPITALIZATION generating, unit, light all the homes in a city began regular service to St. Paul, High built was efficient to served dept. total NSP of on in and the the in Addition (Minn.)—Expansion— most po*er communities Dakota kilowatts largest enough million.population, Minn., consin 175,000 Co. largest -and producing II - „ - Perfect Photo, This filed a 150.000 be corporation, Inc.—Registers With SEC— located" at 4747 North registration statement with the SEC shares offered for of on Sept. St., - Philadelphia, 14. 1959; covering stock. Of this stock, 60,006 shares are to behalf of the issuing company and 90,000 shares, common sale in Broad "For comparative purposes, net income and earnings per share for the 12 months ended July 31, 1959, and for the 12 months ended July 31, 1958, have been restated to reflect the accounting treatment, adopted in November, 1958, retroactively effective to Jan. 1, 1958, of tax benefits arising from use of liberalized depreciation allowed under provisions of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954.—V. 190, p. 159. \ ' . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle 12 stockholders capital stock the of As shares Oct on ' , . becomes effective, the directors propose additional shares of stock for each outstanding at the close of business on proposed amendment of 9 two and issued stock of issuance the authorize share business Of stock. the of the If to from $1) (par close 1959 This' July 30 that total net assets increased to $22,488,443 on June 30, 1959 from $11,909,336 on June 30, 1958,0 During this period total net assets increased $10,579,216.70 or 88.8/6. Number o4 shareholders increased 2,282 or 75.4%. Shares outstanding reported Fund, on of value per share increased $8.46 26.9%. Asset value per share adjusted for capital gains distribution SI.56 paid in December of 1958 increased $10.01 or 318% .~V. 189, p. 2245. increased or 184,840 48.8%. or Asset would giant presses." This first mortgage bends, due 1989. from the sale of the bonds would $20,000,000 Proceeds to help used be prepay The com¬ issued to 18 31, I960. promissory notes having a maturity date of Jan. pany has $23,000,000 outstanding in promissory banks.—V. 190, p. 974. notes machines Total income Profit before Tor Prov. Income income 189, _. taxes .applicable Net profit Earnings per —V. taxes. income — 13,148,000 10,675,000 $1.51 T share____' common 298,000 205,000 interests minority to 253,236,000 237,443,000 14,962,000 11,163,000 1,609,000 190,000 - - $1.24 — 2723. p. Co.—Bank Credit— Quebec Cartier Mining motor Steel States below. Corp. in solid of requiring construction and processes.—V. expensive treating heat and Radorock Mining Venture— Resources, Inc.—New and Corp., of "Last their nounced. quarterly cash second a company, and properties ore mine Splendor have also formed Beryllium Resources, Inc., to acquire beryllium conduct the explorations and development and Lisbon Federal, Radorock, Hidden and activities. Radorock shareholders also were informed that the Gas Hills Uranium Processing Mill is two-thirds than more mine Uranium Radon operation Hills General and with to the the Co., will Manager first these are now being stripped Radorock's fiscal mine Radon 30, Radorock to 1959, a $4,300,000. The share and has two-five re¬ cent guaranteed markets for uranium concentrates through entry into beryllium has a strong and diversified its with Neyman said.—V. position," Mr. for company's net "Radorock apd income gross Income, after taxes, $1,342,296 and paid dividends totalling $563,749 during the year. ported mill cost approximately $6,000,000. returned April ended year the in preparation for mining. The total min¬ ing and milling operation will 2966 construction fifty miles east stream in November, R. W. Neyman, said. Radorock is associated in this profits with the Gas Hills firm receiving 40%: companies control several large ore bodies near The the under 190, 401. p. (& Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain— Net sales _____ per •Based for 939,872 $0.86 1,072,876 would shares common have the been $2.30 outstanding and dividend $1.36 after requirements of operating Ranco AG, Zug, has been formed welding as the and series and the expansion acquisition operations in of Europe administrative and of additional an has sales manufacturing facilities our made it plant in headquarters in in Scotland Italy. The growth of to establish a central necessary London.—V. as 189, 1134. p. the 30, fiscal cash during 1959, deficit of flow amounted to $50,770 during the first as half compared of the Re¬ with a fiscal current the nine months ended then 15. Furthermore, they an be reported income Casfy * deficit a of flow Prcciation deficit first of nine of $248,845 $980,214 in the for like that period period as last year. (income after adding back income taxes applicable and $36,470 as Compared months of fiscal with 1958.—V. non-cash to cash a compared items future flow of with such net de- as showed years) a $897,215 during the 189, p. 2354. operations respect in high level, new and orders, records Reichhold Chemie A. G., Swiss affiliate, Sn25' 16 by Henry H. Reichhold, Sept. irhvHat HatTSe£ 1?e* BruSB. The and new $2,500,000 annually, is will scheduled operating - Elizabeth, Australia, PA plant, be with Reichhold's to go on plants at Detroit, VnCT N. J. a production ninth stream building Switzerland, it on tons is quarter orders as and prior the of those of with year, favorable a phthalic early Mich., in RCI Azusa, is also produces facility Calif., currently and ^ comPletion at the firm's third domestic The company 10 000 anhydride 1960. and of con- unit at anhydride phthalic Canada. in dnnyanae m England, France and West Germany. Phthalic anhydride is used principally in the manufacture polyester and alkyd resins, and various plasticizers. Construction year, p of the phthalic plant is new $5,000,000 expansion at 107(fP m the Swiss part of an facility, which, over-all in of voted nave stock the Intercoastal Hotel & Sept. 15 by William Pearlman, of exchange this corporation of The, directors turn, is 5 current world-wide expansion program.—V. but on to of .r.t.ny The , gineers a power without kind was revealed by this 'spark stores second bomb " up releases as it electrical it with is use is convert of electrical electrical Hotel force and then equal within to 6,000 40 millionths horsepower of said residential the for certain Royal stated, that Royal intends Corp. Corp. to and, en¬ as a San Calif. Jose, Royal by The improvement Corp.*s equipment work and on staff, Land and Corporation ■ Hotel in Nashville, Maxwell House Tenn.—V. the Corp. stock. prior prop¬ had Corp. shareholders 909 residing in Financial statements showed total states. 40 of as Dec. 31, the acquisition, the announcement concluded, reclassified its capital stock by combining 20 shares value stock into 1 share of new $1 par value common with has 5c par Royal's new capital structure now consists of shares ized of $1 value par stock common and 1,000,000 author¬ 100,000 shares of $10 value preferred stock. Since there are outstanding approximately 245,000 shares of the new common stock, there remains authorized and unissued stock available for the acquisition of new business ventures par that may the concluded.—V. announcement y'r . Club, Inc.—Statement Bonus Rozee The attractive, prove ■■"■ 2851. P- N185, '/■%' J V'-.v Withdrawn— the SEC on Juiy 29, 1959 covering 70,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) was withdrawn on Sept. 4. See also V. ISO, p. 608. 2038. p. uranium ore valued at $594,215 1956. Recently, the Indian Creek of Royal 1958, of $60,000 Concurrently of assets tons November , increase 189, in to Security Uranium & Oil Co., Inc., subject to retention interest. Security is now conducting mining operations end of of the old and registration statement filed with Reynolds Metals Co.—"House of Ease" Projects— in communities 65 coast to in coast housing in 160 major cities, David Vice-President, disclosed on Sept. 11. Like "House of Ease" models across the its house (Va.) was features the a drive introduce Executive nation, the Richmond contain about to up 2,500 $6,000 in pounds will exteriors this erected be year.—V. 190, declared 11 the on common This is 1959-. 27, an fourth a $1.25 representing as a ' Sept. 30 to holders of record Aug. 28.—V. 190, 265. p. Scientific-Atlanta, Inc.—Earnings Up— Fiscal Year Elided June 30— of the promising devices to out come of the Ritter Company's aggressive "Search, Research Analgesiac," developed by a and Development" program is "Audio Boston dentist in cooperation with a prominent acoustical research organization, according to a statement issued on Aug. 28 by F. Rittfcr Shumway, President of Ritter Co., Inc. Net the on in in been such Audio used. ordinarily Analgesiac painful still prototypes consequently have needs to be developed of many done," by the Mr. as "Only in existence, Shumway the inventors are now mechanical and electronic components to be tested thoroughly. Acceptance of the equipment by the profession also remains to be gained. We do not expect to any commercial version of the Audio Analgesiac on the market E. Robert said. yet of stock dividend Aug. shares outstanding during 1959 14, $0.26 based and the period.—V. 188, Scopus/Brockway Inc.—President Resigns— has procedures $0.52 giving effect to 50% number $32,484 share common 1969. he work initial and has equipment successfully per $635,278 $71,314 average p. extraction. "Much the the which employed 1958 $1,387,032 •Before implies, name profit •Earnings < 1959 sales Net Audio Analgesiac produces sounds which when heard by a dental patient through a pair of high fidelity earphones, block out the sensation of pain in about 90% of the more than 2,000 As of three years. Ritter Co., Inc.—To Market New Audio Analgesiac— One dividend quarter stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders increase of five cents per share for compared to $1.10 last year and 90 cents in 1957— 38% increase in common dividends during thet last - • '' % The company's last monthly dividend to common stockholders of 10 cents per share was declared last July and remains to be paid totaling 976. p. Nov. last quarter of 1959 over the former dividend rate of 10 cents monthly per common share. By making the new dividend rate payable year, the directors assured common stockholders of 1959 dividend upkeep with the national average of 40 pounds per house. Reynolds estimates that less than 500 aluminum homes were built in 1958 but predicts that some 15,000 models featuring aluminum Sept. on share per this compared as record the aluminum, of cents of - will save homebuyers says company directors The 35 built by a prominent local builder, Craig-Neil Corp., package of some twenty aluminum building products 30-year period. of Ease" models a to Reynolds, P. aluminum and Safeway Stores, Inc.—Returns to Quarterly Dividends has launched aluminum "House of East" projects with company builders President, Brockway, his sold entire interest companies to Ben Bcrkcy. . since Brockway Mr. it Brockway each of of was announced in that, of as Scopus/Brockway Aug. and its Mr. Brockway has been President 4, 1959, affiliated of Scopus/ founded in May of 1958. At the same time, his resignation as an officer and director announced the companies.—V. 188, p. 2293. dental have before the early of part 1960," other . lieves products only that addition, affected of by because it at the company, the new equipment can be demon¬ licensed dentist, and therefore the company be¬ probably develop at relatively slow rate. In of the heavy expenses that will be incurred in its A will is felt not least that another ciomoany year.—V. earnings will 189, p. 2831. be materially Robin-Bale D. C.—Files The Golf & Country Club, Inc., Washington, corporation on Sept. 3 filed a leter of notification with recently will approved expansion program, to cost in excess of $20 increase annual production of high quality bleached specialty papers at the Mobile plant by 70,000 tons. The project require two years to complete. - will Included share, per metal- Rochester Telephone William A. Kern, Corp.—Earnings Increased—. President, on - - • planned, "Net income 186 on available to the common 1959 amounted to $1,018,245 shares outstanding. 1,171,874 shares for or stock for 74 cents the a six share months on the corresponding period of 1958. ended the 1,367,- This compares with earnings of 50 cents Our to the are additions digesters steam clarifying to and are later company to See V. supporting new existing pulp mill, p. chief among facilities. 45,000 foot square warehouse, facilities, and Inc.—Cancels Offering— . its through 190, the related a offering of 300,000 shares of common the SEC and will submit it again at. a 917. Seismograph Service Corp.—Reports Record Gross— on highest nearly Aug. In a 13 first half gross income in three times those of the by this six-months corporation. statement of . its history first and quarter earnings were ' . earnings, G. H. a shr.re com¬ and primary power distribution system.—V. 190, p. 402. has canceled stockholders date. machine paper and Seagraves Mining Co The stock new a parent rolls of. paper stock almost modernization of the paper finishing room is constructed waste new as three be to program will manufacture Further well as are additions a the which wide. feet 18 The Aug. 3 said in part: in equipment the of common stock (no par) to be offered at without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to operation of a golf and country club. 250 shares covering $1,000 Expansion— Kraft which With *SEC— Co.—Mobile Paper million, a sales for Scctt Mr. Shumway continued, "and that target date will be possible only if all goes smoothly." While the Ritter Company has exclusive rights for marketing Audio Analgesiac. Mr. Shumway pointed out that, unlike the Airotor and June 30, engineer¬ property. Royal Engineering by 130%. This merger gicatiy accelerates our profit potential for 1959-1960." Properties of the Intercoastal Hotel & Land Corp. include the Simpson Street Garden Apartments. Druid Hills Hotel, Atlanta, Ga.; The Dublin Hoiel, Lawrence, Ga.; The Hotel F'ensgate, Boston, Mass.; and the motor-operatfd s&a? preS atwtSLM contracting, stated announcement done be 20,889 closed the share : in active assets in 1958, The effect of the acquisition of Berger-Coastwide Construction Co. shows on a pro forma basis total assets in excess of $900,000 as of April 30, 1959. and research for Republic. tally h/d"aulicTreU w'Snrmally emPl°y conventl°nal The near acres royalty a excess Laud & Hotel Intel coastal SEC en¬ been announcement will approximately an Land Corp., it was an¬ President, Reynolds En¬ and is engaged . motors corporation on Sept 2 by the company's 'Research Tb?sPenSev he said, ^eCi°f °f used exoerimen manufacluring energy, h°pW9aSH being Tnis to called energy a the 120 produced At Development Corp. has its headquarters at 233 Broadway, New York City and controls large properties located in Massachusetts, Georgia and Tennessee. ; f v; The merger is subject to the approval of Reynolds stockholders Mr. Pearlman, commenting upon the acquisition said, "the holdings Intercoastal Republic Aviation Corp.—Underwater Lightning Device ~n™eV/C? thatcreate? "underwater lightning" into mechanical had expand these activities. and the property Also energy of residential As its first step in this direction, the company has purchased being of buildings. commercial introduction, 190, and Minnesota. in erty was sold 190, p. 916. acquire through to gineering & Supply Inc. Is located in Baltimore, Md., in the construction, remodeling and improvement of strated threp- President Vice-President and Treasurer. \ Construction Co. had prior to the acquisition op¬ venture of several corporations controlled by Mr. Berger Mr. continue Utah, estab¬ trend ■on tooth announced was capacity the announcement stated, Royal Corp. and Charles Concurrently, elected plans are now being completed for the development of approxi¬ mately 450 sites.. V' Royal Corp. was formed in 1954 and engaged in the mining busi¬ ness for several years.. The corporation's Royal Mine at Indian Creek, . been phthalic a Corp. was joint addition-, this year-end final the well as the was as during earnings to pointing towards further growth and progress."—V. cases Reicbhold Chemicals, Inc.—Swiss Affiliate to Expand Royal of a and tract a Reynolds Engineering & Supply Inc.—Merger— June 30, 1959, income from drilling to $2,132,775 as compared with $2,361,984. Since company's equipment was enroute to the Persian Gulf large portion of the first fiscal nine months, Reading & Bates a as building. . statement you may infer that earnings for the whole, while perhaps not establishing a new record, will be ahead the of during Product— in the construction business as a General Contractor, complementary activity to commence land development and indicated have Mr. San Carlos, Calif.—Acquisition— capacity of property From this well operations amounted much $100,000," Bay Area. year. For of excess gage Sept. fiscal 1959 were at a new a nounced in excavating, grading and paving operations in the San Francisco Berger-Coastwide also owned interests in real estate income ing, the of unfilled of as lished "not Corp.—New Roper Cusack B. Cusack an¬ In "House fiscal quarter, the three months ended improvement as compared with earlier in $87,240 would declared Sept. 14. on price a and year which third some Cash year. flow the showed the initial record matter a shipments. over -June which directors at A..G. Berger-Coastwide of 10 cents a share, payable Sept. 30, 1959, to dividend of "Sales for Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—Earnings— Operations share of the directors dividend in new cash shares of the sub¬ 1547. p. division .would meeting, Process Berger was elected Vice-President and Manager of Operations. S. Ackermann, former President, will continue to serve the corporation D. expansion. A German a company, further modest D.) 137, a in allowance the Deutsche Ranco GmbH, Is being formed to meet increasing demand for our products in Europe. This demand has required number a New corporation on July 28 announced that it has acquired BergerCoastwide Construction Co. of San Carlos, Calif., which will be operated policy, these regular cash dividends will be supplemented by additional stock distributions as warranted by earn¬ ings, thereby continuing the program of conserving cash for future that, This corporation, declaring larger September stockholders sales $8,061,192 $29,141,234 $24,546,110 1,138,879 5,120,298 2,848,985 560,890 2,518,494 1,518,957 $0.51 of Inc., : its The Reynolds 1959—9 Mos.—1958 shares. Swiss A 1,932,502 ____ share com. on what preferred $10,405,816 taxes__ Earnings before Net earnings "Earns, 1959—3 Mos.—1958 the on their "At of Ranco, Inc. Period End. June 30— for intention reorganized Corp. Royal Corp., outstanding. backlog operate parent company, Federal Uranium, and the Gas with Federal serving as operator. Federal and recover their expenditures and then divide 60% its Uranium Radorock a continuing future near established profit. The Uranium processing, mill Riverton, Wyo., should be on of is that and complete, Utah southeastern in substantial a President -• stock common companies has reported. William the distribution of one each four shares, held, effecting in June, sistoflex four Metals, latter Geo. erated nounced 10. The the volume production, according to E. Carl Sorby, Vice-President D. Roper Sales Corp., Kankakee, (111.) appliance manufacturer. in up said: have formed a subsidiary company, Dynamic Metals Corp; which has obtained exclusive right to „a new reagent which seemingly has the specific ability to float beryl free and clear of other materials, Bruce W. Odium, Vice-President of Radorock, an¬ Sept. short-term by during 1578. almost overnight success of Roper's new built-in Rotis-0-Gri21 combination of rotisserie-broiler-griddle) has necessitated a step- —V. letter dated Sept. 4 to stockholders, a pro¬ Corp.—Acquisition— Metals (Geo. 190, ». 774. Edgar S. Peierls, President, in two met financing permanent January The (a has corporation by 189, p. in loans. There will be help meet the con¬ fuel Resistoflex Corp.—10-Cent Cash Dividend— joined with its parent company, Federal other firms, Lisbon Uranium Corp. and Hidden Splendor Mining Co., in a new beryllium mining and milling venture, shareholders of Radorock were told at. the annual meeting on This bank alloy products. New Process Metals Division will continue to produce ferro-cerium lighter flints. Cerium Metals Corp., located at Niagara Falls, N. Y., has produced cerium alloys for 25 years.—V. 189, p. 2724. % ^" •' H. Uranium stock common of the year to This will be The company has also completed arrangements with of Essen, Germany, for the use of that com¬ pany's rare earth research facilities, Mr. Aronson added. Ronson Metals will have two principal divisions, he said. Cerium Metals & Alloys Division will produce rare earth, thorium metal and company equipments replaced Goldschmiat Th. 16. Sept. on for activity related to Ronson Metals, Ronson purchased assets Cerium Aronson Fuels— manufacture the claimed by this corporation cases was of repayment II, President, announced other In of reported that a fabricated missile engine casing made of low-alloy steel had successfully withstood stresses of more than 250,000 pounds per square inch, which represents tensile yield strength some 30% greater than that of similar-size operational casings made by conventional methods. The rocket motor casing developed by Republic's Missile Systems Division engineers consists of a series of laminated inner and outer rings, of steel, "quenchsized" (tempered) to increase strength and dimensional accuracy. The rings are overlapped longitudinally and joined by an adhesive. Conventional processes call for one-piece The welded United See advance technological major A rocket 1,394 Center sidiary and changed the unit's name to Ronson Metals Corp., Louis V. turning. Missile Case for Solid New Designs 1958 1959 drilling and of ~ throughout construction. new be year."—V. corporation Aronson to extend the use of these tapemanufacturing activities. These include other to to the Ronson This means that Republic furnishes in the East Coast, that lack their jig boring, lofting, of cost loans of This year The (& Subs.)—Earnings Rise— Pure Oil Co. tinued part shares 195,312 the funds for additional for bank tape-processing facilities. company said it has plans cwn increase an Operations new . of issuance $4,000,000 need which now consists of two profilers, two skin mills and a profiler, is generally believed to be the largest such installa¬ tion on-the East Coast and one of the most diversified in the country. This has been recognized by the Air Force which has designated spotwelding, Six Months Ended June 30— "Thi vided Republic put its fifth numerically controlled ma¬ into production use. The automatically controlled machine tool controlled year..1 this of ber . ing and machining costs savings have averaged 75% through the application of "numerical control," as it is officially known. '"On machining costs, this kind of control saves us between 65% and 85%, and on tooling, the costs run about 60% below that for the conven¬ tional semi-automatic methods," he said. Republic as a Director Center. tapes for companies, primarily is ■ a corporation. The loctaion of this large building on the outskirts city will permit the centralization of construction and installa¬ tion operations in an area away from heavy downtown traffic. This will be a leased building and it is scheduled for occupancy by Novem- five-axis of which on the of battery, the Federal Power competitive bidding, has filed an application with authority to issue and sell, at company Commission seeking started been the three weeks ahead of schedule, of the Air Force's first automatic, all-weather fighter-bomber—the F-105 D—was on Sept. 10 attributed in part to full-time use of one of the country's largest batteries of tape-controlled automtaic machine tools. v Corporation officials said five "mammoth" tape-operated machines representing an investment of more than $2,000,000 were responsible for market over-all savings in current production of F-105 "B's" and "D's." James J, Childs, who is directing the program, said that tool¬ chine Co.—To Sell Bonds— Fuget Sound Power & Light 10,934, •' a year ago. "Construction has Tape-Controlled Machine Tools Air Jet Output— this total now over Completion, Earlier stockholders mon fraction of the floor space needed for take up just a device the increasing the authorized 2,000,000 shares to 10,000,000 shares. Sept. 1 there were outstanding 595,031 will vote on Sept. 29 on this Fund, Inc.—Stock Split (T. Rowe) Price Growth Stock of Monday, September 21, 1959 . (1184) The at •* . . < Continued on page 55) Westby, - per reported < President, . Volume 5883 Number 190 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1185) Per DIVIDENDS Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate tables. the In first indicate we the all dividends an¬ $1.90 $2 Company Light & preferred preferred $2.04 Power (quar. )_____—___ preferred (quar. preferred (quar. preferred (quar.)__ ously announced, but which have not yet reached their $2.20 preferred (quar.)___ which show the we we follow with payments Consolidated payment date. When Per Share Name of Company - Agnew-Surpass (stock Corp. Aluminum $3.75 Co. of America, preferred Amerace Corp., 4'A% American Book Co. Israeli American preferred Continental (2-for-l 93 %c 1-1-60 12-18 Cook 25c 10- 9 9-28 1% 10- 9 9-28 $1.06% 10- 1 9-28 Cooper 16'Ac 10- 1 9-18 Corn 40c 11- (quar.) A — 2 10-16 9-30 9-18 Crown Cork 9-16 Crown Life Co. v 25c 11- 2 11- 2 17'/2C ; (quar.)_—_—______ 10- 7. 10- A 5 Curlee 9-28 4Vz % Inc.— Curtiss Quarterly (6 cents from investment income Cutter __; (quar.) by . Ivey 45 cent 1 10- 5 1 10- 5 Ltd., 1 10- 5 Johnston 55c 11- 1 10- Co. 10-15 9-30 9-30 9-22 10- (quar.) 9-18 9-18 15c 10-16 this at 9-30 Series ______________ payment is payable cash in Darling 51c Screw Co. American Seal-Kap 5% 2nd conv. American : Corp. of Delaware— 3rd preferred (quar.)__ & of Holly Spring American (quar.) preferred 9-18 1 10-26 Athcy Atlantic 10-15 Detroit International Di-Noc Chemical j (quar.) Press Corp. Atlas Axe Houghton of 3 32 B cents S $1.50 9-30 9-15 9-30 A 1959 1 11-20 9-25 9-30 9-15 25c 9-30 9-23 15c *25c ___ (quar.)__ *17'/ac *34c pfd. investment capital income *70c 10- 10- 1 2 La from 1 9V2 10- 1 Dominick 1 35c is Ltd. 9- Fund, Inc. Duquesne Natural payable in (From Gas, $1.50 10-23 9-25 Emco, Ltd. 9-25 Enamel Co. pfd. (James) & Sons Co., 3.85% Leetronics, Inc. 10-27 9-30 Lehigh 5c Lees 35c 9-25 50c 9-30 9-21 Ero ___ 25c 9-30 Bancohio Corp. (quar.) Commercial 6% 40c Corp. Stock _____ Baystate of N. (N. Y.) 10- 2 9-17 10- 1 9-17 J. 10-16 9-25 75c 10-15 9-24 (quar.) Lake Erie RR. Bear Binks Mfg. Bircl Bird Stores, Co. Bloch Son, Bostitch, Boston class Inc., 9-21 MacAndrews 4.78% Bradley (Milton I 10-31 12-19 12- 5 9-21 8- 7 20c 10-16 10- 2 75c 11- 2 9-25 11- 2 10-19 $1.20 _— 15c — Co., Brown Durrell Co. Burrus Mills, common. 4'/a% 20c __. $1.25 42'/a c preferred 10- 1 10- 1 10-19 11- 2 9-13 9-18 9-25 20c 10- 1 9-10 62 %c 10- 1 9-10 5c $1.12% (quar.) 10 -1 9-23 9-30 9-15 37'/a C Cold Storage California Western 1 9-15 10-15 9-21 J0-15 9-21 $1.50 Gas 10-15 9-10 37 Vz c Canadian 9-30 9-15 Carolina, CJinchfield & Ohio Quarterly (Gtd.) Ry. ; Products 25c Ltd. Corp., preferred 10-15 9-30 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 ; 9-15 $1.25 Indiana Telephone, Gas 9 9-25 10-21 9-30 10-21 9-30 10- 8 10-31 10- 8 10-15 50c 9-30 62 '/a c 9-30 9-18 59 %c __. (quar.) 9-30 9-13 20c ; stock div. (quar.) com. 10-31 25c 35c (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.)__ Central 10- 9-30 *10c . (quar.) Central 10-20 25c (quar.) common 25c 10- 5 9-23 9-30 9-18 13-for-10 stock split, subject to approval of stockholders Oct. 23) $1.33 preferred $2.50 9-21 9-28 9-21 Mahoning Coal RR. 9-30 9-22 Mansfield 37'/a 6% preferred 33%C (quar.) 9-28 Maple 11- 2 9-28 Maiemont 9-30 $1.25 . 9-30 9-18 $1.37'/a __; 9-30 9-18 15c Champlin Oil & Refining 25C Fund, (Third Chicago, div. Corp. of Gas Cincinnati Union & Electric Claussner Hoisery Radio Stock Co., Energy Combined 11-16 9- 1 10- 9 conv. Shares Co. pfd. (from of 9-24 37 %C 11-13 10-15 15c 10- 7'/aC , 9-22 10-23 10-15 15c (quar.)___ 1 9-30 9-22 invest, 10-28 10-30 10- 2 Class 10-15 9-24 10- 9-16 9- Messer 8 10-22 9-22 12-22 *12 Vac 10-31 10-19 Co. City) Compania Cubana ——.J.-:- — Extra Fraser Fund Mutual Brick Tile & State Geduld Free ment of 4 12-15 11-30 23c 10-15 9-30 10- 1 10-20 10- 10-30 10-16 National Chemical 9-30 9-15 National Fire 9-15 National Fuel Gas Co. 9-19 National Galvestcn-Houston Gamble Bros., General Baking General Electric General P.efractoiies Oil equal to Glass-Tite Subject tember (2-for-l 4(4% H.) Co., preferred 4%% on Great Universal Stores, Ordinary (stk. divd.) (stock dividend)——— (Winnipeg),—• 10-16 (Texas) (quar.) Greening (B.) Griess-Ffleger Wire, Ltd. $4.50 prior preferred Gustin-Bacon Mfg. Hahn Brass, Ltd., 5% 5% 2nd preferred Hartfield Stores 1st pfd. (quar.) (H. Holt Company J.) Dauch Holmes (D. div. new com. (a Title (N. Y.) Guaranty Hotel Baking Finance . 75c $5.25, 9-15 10- 1 9-30 9- 1 9-15 9-16 10- 1 11- 2 10-15 11- (quar.) com. (quar.) Bank Gas Co., Breweries, class A participating (quar.) Power (Minn.) preferred $4.16 preferred O'Sullivan 9-15 4% 4% 10- 1 9-28 4.24% 9-30 9-21 10% 9-20 9- (quar.) 9-18 9-30 9-21 3-for-l stock 9-30 10-15 9-30 10-15 9-30 10-15 9-30 $1.04 (s-a) 9-22 10-20 $1.02 $1.02l/z $1.023/4 ; 9-30 10-15 9-30 11- 1 10-16 10-15 9-30 split (Milw.) 60c Rubber 5% Corp., 9-30 9-21 50c 9-29 9- 9 (accum.) 10- 1 10- 1 9-25 9-16 10- 9 *20c 9 10% 25c Oklahoma Gas & Electric, 1 10- 1 9-29 $1.75 10-19 9-16 9-18 9-22 10- 5 (quar.)— 25c 10-30 —.——__ 20c $1.06 20c 10-15 10-20 10-26 9-30 10- 5 20c 31'Ac 37y2C 9-22 9-30 9-30 9-15 9-21 9-21 common preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Paauhau 6% Sugar Coast Co., 5% Co., preferred Pacific Glass Fibre Owens-Corning Pacific 10- Ltd pfd. (quar.) Terminals Coast (quar.) (quar.)__;—— .___ —-— ._. Electric & 10- 1 9-24 $4.40 preferred 10- 8 9-25 $4.50 preferred 9-25 $4.75 10- 1 9-15 *$1.50 preferred (quar.)__—: _— $4.75 conv. preferred (quar.)__ — Pacific Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)____ 1 9-15 5% 10-10 9-25 4.52% preferred (quar.) 10- 9-30 6.16% preferred (quar.) 10- 8 55c 10-10 9-22 12-23 11-30 1 9-19 10- 11-16 11- 11- 5 10-15 11- 2 10- 6 (quar.) preferred 5.64% preferred Rust Parker Pennsylvania 4.25% — (quar.) Co. Power 4,24% (quar.)__ preferred pfd. 10-15 9-30 10-15 9-30 10-15 9-30 Plainfield 9-15 1 9-23 9-29 9-18 31 'Ac 9-30 9-23 30c 10-15 9-30 $1.75 9- 4 Union Water 5% (quar.)— Price Bros. & Co., Ltd. (quar.) Prince Gardner, Inc. 'quar.) 10-15 9-25 lc 9-25 9-11 9 9-29 Prospect Hill 10-15 9-30 Pyle-National, 10- 75c 10-15 9-30 (3-for-l Apartments, Inc.— (accum.) common split 2 10- 10-15 9-22 $37y2c 10-15 9-22 \ preferred preferred (quar.) (quar.) 9-30 9-24 11-13 10-15 11-13 9-18 10- 1 10- 1 11- 2 11- 2 9-28 10-20 10-16 10- 1 10- 1 10-15 9-30 9"39 11- 1 12- 1 ,9_15 10- 9 10- 9 9-18 10- 5 10- 2 9-15 9-11 9-18 ,? 5 n-14 ' 10- 1 37'/ic 10- 1 9-18 $3 10" 1 9-18 50c $1.50 10-20 10-20 9-24 9-24 of 19) Quaker Oats Co., common 6% 10-15 10-15 10-10 10-10 10-10 10-10 $3.50 (increase quar.) to approval subject — 9 11- 10-15 10-10 22y2C 12 Vzc 31 %c *50c 30c ,____ preferred stockholders Oct. *15c — common preferred 9-10 10-15 9-30 12- 1 11- 2 12- 1 9-30 10c $1.25 $1 75c Plough, Inc. (increased-quar.): 9-21 50c (quar.)___ 9-18 9-18 9-18 9-18 9-18 9-30 9-30 9-30 9-30 62y2C 3% $1.25 (quar.) 4.64% preferred (quar.) Peoples Securities Corp. —■_____ Perrine Industries, class A (quar.) —_ Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.— 5% preferred (quar.) Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., com. (stock div.) 5% preferred (quar.) Pickering Lumber (quar.) Piedmont & Northern Ry. (quar.) : Pittsburgh Si Lake Erie RR. (quar.) 9-30 10-15 $1.41 (quar.)—.— Co., 1 9-25 37V2C $1.06 $1.06% $1.16 27'/2C 8c —— Proof 1 10- $1.09 $1.10 $1.12'/2 $1.183/4 $1.18% 40c $1.25 $1.13 $1.54 (quar.)— 8 10- 10-15 10-15 50c - (quar.) 10- 10-15 65c - Gas 9-30 $125 (s-a)—___—__—. Extra Pacific $4.36 pfd. (quar.) (quar.)__ ———.— *12c common 10-26 90c — pfd. Office Specialty Mfg., Ltd. (quar.) 8% Ltd., 9-11 9 9-29 subject to stockholders approval on Sep. 29) $5.40 (quar) 11- 27'/2C ; (A 10-1 9-21 9-13 10-15 *27»/2C (quar.) 12c (quar.) preferred 15c (quar.) com. (quar.)___ Industries 1 15c (quar.)— preferred Ltd. 9-30 9-30 11- 10% 10% preferred Utilities, 9-30 9-30 30c —_ (quar.)___ $4.10 9-21 *25c International Bronze Powders, 6% States 9-30 10-15 933/4C (quar.) (quar.)__: (quar.)____ 10-15 Ltd.— preference Plastics preferred 1 Ltd.— Insurance Co. of North America 50c Corp. (Mass.) 10-15 10-15 25c 40c (quar.) Coal Gas 50c (quar.) 9-21 5c (quar.)_; Corp. Machine Portland Transit Co., Corp of Commerce (N. Y.) (quar.) 1 11c — series dividend 2 i Natural Terminals Britain 10- 9334c 4% 10- 4c —_— series 15c (quar.) 4.40% preferred series balanced $1 pfd. 3%% 5% dividend 10-15 Y.) 1— (quar.)_ preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Hutchinson (W. H.) & Son bond 50c 50c — 9-21 10-15 56 %c 9-30 1 income ment National National Northwestern National Insurance Co. 2 10-15 10- 3iy»c American 11- 11-13 invest¬ net Shore 9-25 10-15 1 Research— & distributions from Northwest 10-15 1 12- 31 Vic (quar.)___ Stock 9-16 11- 27y2C (quar.)_, B Northern 1 40c (extra) North 9-15 9-18 10- 2% divd.) (stk. preferred 9-15 10- 9-11 9-29 Corp.— Securities 1 to 8)—— (quar.) (Brooklyn, N. Corp., Co. (Hartford) 2nd Quarterly $3.60 10c (initial) Oct. Co. Corp. of America, 5% Mfg. 5% National 9-11 25c Hardart &- Household & North 8 9-30 9-30 5c $1.10 on Quarterly Horn (quar.)'. 4 9-21 9-18 70c Co.__ 9-18 12- 1 10-15 25c 9- three-for-two split subject approval 9-9 (quar.)_ 9-14 50c (quar.) Home Insurance Home —_— Ltd. stockholders' 1 10- 10-15 *45c (quar. I (Canada ) Co., & Co., (Henry) Stock Paper H.) 10- A — 17'/2C ———_—_ 1 *25c 37'/2c (quar.) preferred Northern *12y2c — Ltd 9- $1.07V2 Ltd. *22'/2c (quar.) Hayes Steel Products, 9-15 9-15 10c (quar.) 2 9-18 9-9 10c ___ 4 10- 1 gains) Insurance Propane 9-25 $1.12 Vz (quar.)_________ (quar.)____ 9- 9-30 11-1 1 Pacific Lighting Corp., Extra 9-15 9-15 10- 2nd 10-28 25c — 9-17 9-23 10- 5% 9-28 *5c (quar.) banning (quar.)_— Guantanamo Sugar (year-end) Gulf States Land & Industries— Interior ; 2 *$1.10 _____ Independent Coal & Coke 10-30 1 9-11 Great West Life Assurance Co. Quarterly 1 9-30 25c 97'/ic Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)__ Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.) 56'Ac —_ 10- 12 V2C (quar.) New 57'Ac (quar.) 1 pfd. 9-30 25c (quar.) 10- (initial)____ Quarterly —_ 9-11 28c 10- 11- Gas Industries W 12-22 — (quar.);—.—____— rets, ' to Stores (increased-quar.)——___ Great American Realty, class A (stk. divd.) Great Lakes Towing Co.. — dep. 9 Sep¬ Drug Amer. & Valley Northland split____— pfd. N 9 8-31 dividend)— common 4V2% Co., Mystic 25c 37'/a c (quar.) preferred Union Grand 12'/ac 34 %c _____ 9-30 9-23 1 40c £•• Works, $4.11 — 10-16 10- 25c (quar.) (quar.) $4.06 ^ split) approval 2y2-for-l (From 50c ——- 10-31 10- 9 10c (111.) pfd. Corp.— realized capital 37 Vac — 10-16 Shares National ) 15c (A 2-for-l stock split subject stockholders approval) (P. 10- 10- (Iowa)— (stock Mutual Inc. National 10c Glasspar Co. Glatfelter 1 _■_—_____ —: stockholders' a 11- 12'/a c Locomotive Motorola, 9 r____—__ (quar.)_ A 22 9 11-17 (quar.)— Industries to 9 10- 10- ap¬ preferred (quar.) Telephone Co. (Missouri)— preferred 10- 1 1 (Interim pay¬ (quar.)___—__—— Telephone Co. 2 11- 9-30 pence (quar.) Co. 1 10- 11- c 10-23 (quar.)_ Corp. (quar.). Bronze 5V2% 11- 5 12'/aC 8c (quar.) Crude 1 10-23 6c Co. General General 9-25 10- Montreal 12 Vz ■ Co. Inc. General 6% G 10-31 9-18 65c 9-18 12'/2c (quar.) (quar.) 9-29 cents)——— 57.2 preferred 9-18 1 25c 10% 10-15 —_______ Mines, Ltd. 9-30 1 ____v J Shipping (quar.)_ & Light, $3.90 9-21 —______—___ (quar.) shillings, proximately General J— — Founders 9-17 10c Power 12-22 12'/ac & 1 2 Insurance, Missouri 1 10-26 10- 10c Paper 9-30 Machine, class A (quar.) Gear _____ __ 10- 10- Mississippi 1 Ontario 1-2-60 12c (quar.)_____! 9-18 10-15 Mission 9-25 10- 10- 10- 25c (2-for-l stk. split) & Co. (quar.) Telephone Co. & 1 9-18 *10c Corp. States 9-30 10-15 c Oil Middle 9-28 9-30 10- *$1.50 (quar.) (Arthur G.) Minnesota 1 9-30 9c 5% preferred (quar.) Memphis Transit Co 1-22-60 9-30 10- 10-20 l'/ic 37'/a 1 10-15 10-15 37!/2C (quar.) Trucking (quar.) McQuay, Inc., common (quar.) 9-15 9-30 Trust— McLean Bros. B Investors McKee c 9-23 10-15 15c 9-24 B 1 Products— 9-24 Foote Extra 9-30 10- 20c *30c (quar.) 9-30 20c Class 10-15 $7.50 10-15 $1.25 .___ _ (reduced 9-25 35c $1.50 (quar.) 10-15 (quar.) Ltd. Co. 10-15 15c 1 25c (Jersey :_ (quar.) (Quarterly from net investment income) Maxwell, Ltd., common $6 participating preferred (quar.) McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class A (quar.)_ 9-30 quar. )____„__— Industrial Quarterly Co. _ Corp. 8c inc.) (quar.) Insurance (quar.)_. 11-10 21) (initial-quar.) 2% (quar.) 1 8 40c Nov. common (Milwaukee) Corp. Massachusetts Corp., Inland Commercial Standard Co. 10- America— Inc. Rubber 50c (quar.) Automotive 20c (monthly) Assoc. 9-17 1210- split sub¬ (quar.) Ltd. 28 %c (quar.)— Pennsylvania & Gardens common Marine Co. 50c Imperial Sugar Co. (quar.) Incorporated Income Fund 25% Engineering Commercial Trust 5 9-30 (quar.) Y.) 9-23 11- 40c (quar.) (quar.)____ 4% Insurance RR. (quar.) (N. 10-15 30c dividend Combustion 2 4%c inc.) (quar.) Yards Co. Co. invest, net Pacific & Stock City Title Insurance Colonial from Virginia Rock Island Cincinnati Collins 9-15 11- Inc.— quarter Chesapeake (quar.) 9-18 Leaf Co., Rubber & 25c (quar.) common 10-15 2 9-28 40c stock (quar.)___ Tire 2 20c (quar.) dividend Hinde & 9-18 62'Ac (quar.) preferred (quar.)_ Central Transformer Corp.___ Chemical 9-30 preferred 11- c Fleming Company, ccmmon 5% preferred (quar.)_ Heinz (quar.) $5 preferred 5'/a% (quar.) (quar.)___ Mortgage of Geneva Forbes 9-25 — Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.) Central Electric & Gas Co.— 4.75% 9-18 *25c *2'/aC 5% 1 *75c Extra Celotex 10- *30c (quar.) Asbestos, Co. Stock Gray General Investment, Ltd. (quar.) Husky Oil, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)_ Westinghouse, Ltd. <quar.)____ $2.50 9-10 Co.— (quar.)__ Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.— Quarterly ; Canadian 9-20 5c preferred Canadian c lCc Co. Fund California Distributing & 10- 37'/a c (quar.) (quar.) Extra California Cassier 2 11-16 37'/2 Industries P. Carter 11- 10-15 (quar.) preferred Buzzards Bay Gas Co.— prior 11-14 __ ___ M. 9-21 9-21 $1.07 (increased-quar.) prior preferred (s-a) Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.r Brockway Glass Co., common (quar.)___ 5% preferred (quar. t ; 6% 1 1 lc (quar.) (quar.) National Firestone Tire 9-28 1010- 75c (quar.) 5% C. 10-10 30c (quar.)_____ preferred Inc. 9-15 25c ___________— A Co. preferred Finance <fc 2-for-l (A 12'/ac 12'/a class A Co., Board, Paper 4.00% 9-25 9-18 25c Ordinary.. common preferred Bourjois, 1 3 1 Ltd.— rets. Edison, 4.25% 1010- 10- 25c (quar.) (quar.) dep 5 11c — (Holdings), American 10- 25c Inc. preferred Borax 10-15 75c ; A________—________ (increased-quar.) Tobacco, common (quar.)__ Bros. 6% Co. 5 class A 9-21 10-15 11- 25c 9-25 Fluor (quar.) Machine & class 10- 10-15 Co.— $1.50 preferred (s-a)___ Bickford's, Inc. (quar.).. Big 2 Si Insurance (quar.) $2 12 Vzc (quar.)______. (Max) -Federal First .j ; & 10-15 Y.) N. Extra Bessemer 11- 20c .____ _. Quarterly 30c 5c (quar.)—_ Natl. Bank (Brooklyn, Co. 9-30 9-30 12 V2C Industries 4.30% Factor Federal 7'/a % ___ Co. Corp. Bensonhurst > 62'/a c ______ dividend Trust 9-21 Federal (quar.) Bankers National Life Insurance Co. Bankers 1 $1.50 (quar.) preferred 10- Y.)— (N. Mfg. 9-25 10-15 9-30 9-21 7 Cement ject to stockholders approval on Long (Hugh) & Co. (initial) Longhorn Portland Cement Co._ 20c Heating Products, Equity Oil Co. (s-a) ._ (quar.) 9 10- 10-15 96yiC Corp. Litton 12 '/a c __ 10-15 7c 9-17 10- 50c (quar.)__ 2 8c — 9-22 9-30 25c 17'/a c (initial quar.) & Inc. Common Portland * 15c quar.) 10-15 11- 45c pfd. (quar.) 1 12 '/ac tlT'/aC (accum.) 9-17 11- 2 15c income) 9-15 12'/a c Quarterly Balcrank, 10- investment 9-15 1 cash :___, (increased Backstay Welt Co. (increased-quar. )______ Badger Paint & Hardware (quar.)_ ! Bankers net 9-15 1 *$1,75 common 9-30 9-30 9-25 30c (quar.) ,___ 1 9Vz _. 1 Electric (quar.)_^ com. (quar.) Inc.— 10- The (quar.)__ Textile, Ltd., preferred (quar.) 7% University Bakeries, United 10- cents plus profits. (quar.)__ Dominion 5 9-18 income 10-15 10-15 8c . 10- ll3Ac Elwell-Parker ____ dividend of 2'A securities net Economy Auto Stores split) ; Extension Fund, New dividend Mines, 9- 9-30 _ stock Dome 9-22 2 ___ 9-30 8c (monthly) $1.12 »/a 30c (quar.) common investment cent ___ 4 10-15 25c preferred Lazard Inc.— from 10- 9-10 11- net or and . Salle Langendorf 9-18 25c : (quar.) (quar.) Shares, fiscal year-end 9-28 gains)- stock 10- quar.)____ (quar.) Inc. Corp., preferred cents 9-21 9-30 25c (quar.)__: 7% 12- JO-15 Bridge Arts, Gardner Dividend 10-15 pfd. (1959) (initial' "B" (year-end payment Fund from 9-15 30c ______ —_____ 5'/a%> (3-for-l Co. F (quar.)_: (quar.)_ Corp., from cents 9-30 56'Ac — Plan Diamond 25c (quar.)__ Telephone, 1 25c Co Thrift Avalon 9- 60c Corp Ltd. 1 12c '■{ ; (quar.i _________________ Co. Sewerage Steels, 17 '/a C 10- class A (monthly) B $8 1 1 31'Ac (increased , 99- Hegeman Electric Co City Atlas Atlas Extra 1 common Construction Products Richardson & 1 .' Corp., Atkinson Finance Bell De 11- 9-18 11-16 to equal 3 11-15 9-30 12c (quar.) Corp., Class Ltd.— shillings 10- $1.05 Corp. 11-16 5 10-15 time) ___; Hotels Kratter 9-17 10-21 64%c 10- Co. preferred & approximately Mines, of 10- :— Equipment Metal 9-15 payment 12'Ac iquar.) _; Uniform 4% % 9-22 9-29 (quar.)_____ preferred (quar.)_ conv. 12'/2C Extra Art 9-30 V/zC Company 5% Consolidated — (quar.) Ancw-Hart $1.25 A.) Stores, Beers Interim (quar.)__________ (quar.) B Aro De (L. Davega 9-18 —____—_— A Class Angelica 9-30 9-30 Insurance Co. (Indianapolis) States Class $1.25 10-29 30c stock) or 10-15 55c this Funds— 12'/a c ._ 9-15 3iy»c (quar.); at S-3 Knott 9-30 omitted $1.12'/a __ 9-23 9-25 5c pfd. conv. (monthly) - Optional 10- 1 15c —; B-2 Series 9-18 time. Clothing Co., common— preferred (quar.)____ Candy, 4'/2% preferred (quar.) Laboratories, class A Fund Keystone Custodian 9-25 10c $1.62 % $1.25 payment Income $1.80 deferred 10- . 9-17 Shinkle Shoe Co.— & Fund Monthly 1 Co.— payment 10c 9-15 5c (Common Kerr 9-30 c Mutual Kennedy's Inc., 9-30 10-15 6c *8c (Ontario) 1 10-15 *50c A— (quar.)___. 10- 9-30 5 11-16 50c class Ltd. Co., Holaert Payable o) Rea $1.25 25c (quar.)_____ (quar.).; Johnson, Stephens Quarterly 11- stock¬ (quar.)__ When Share , preferred Co. & 11- Lehman ' American B.) 11- plus: 45 cents from realized capital gains. The (J. 51c __ pfd. " 5% Hosts, 5 12'/a ______ approved 6'/a% Insurance Common 10-20 (initial-quar.) (quar.) Seal & 5 10- 17'/ac (quar.) ______ cl. split Investors 10- 1 ____ Corp., Electric ?1.25 A common— Co. 1 11- 52 Vz c _„_ (Peter) Products 11- 37'/a C Corp. Co., 9-21 ______ class holders) Corporate _______ (quar.) Split) stock 4%C —— (initial)—___ Fund, Electric (2'/a-for-l _■_ Co. Fund Connectors, *5c Ltd Mills Co., Motors Name of Company 52 %c ____. (quar.) StOCk — (quar.) Mutual 9-30 Co.— Molasses American 10-30 Continental (initial-quar.) American 1 10-15 Cuban Fund, Paper common 5# class Co., 12- Per ... 51 Vz c —_ Gas Investment 11-20 (quar.)—_____—.— Marietta preferred 12-10 — Growth American New 3% (qu^r.—____ American Water 6% _________ (quar.) (quar.)—J Metals Art Consolidated 30c common preferred American * 18 c (quar.) com. dividend Stock ot Rec. Consumer Stores Ltd. I increased* dividend) _______— Shoe Airwork Holders Payable Natural 47 Vz c 50c $2.09 in table Holder» Interstate (quar.)_ $2.06 Then during the current week. second a Payable of Rec. Co.— previ¬ nounced When Share , Name of Connecticut 13 (quar.) ' 'The Commercial and Financial Chronicle 14 . . Monday, September 21, 1959 . (1186) When Per Reece (Mass.) Corp. common dividend 10 split (1 class new ——-—_ preferred 6%. Aircraft Corp. (A. Roe 5%% Mfg. __ 9-15 10-1 10- 1 10- 1 10-30 9-18 9-18 9-18 9-30 10- 2 9-18 9-25 ACF A, Laboratories, 9-15 & Power (increased common preferred (quar.) Milling Co., Ltd..,.— Inc., cldSs \ 4.30','/ Carlos San — 9- 1 —' (quar.) 1 1 9-10 2% (Ed.) Co., & preferred 4V4% (quar.) common (quar.) (quar.)../ Seruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, 4%% 4y2% (quar.) A Insurance Aetna Life 10-1 10-15 Affiliated 9-25 (initial Industries convertible 50c Shareholder's From 5% preferred Paper preferred Southdown, Southeastern 4.48% 4.56% Southern 5%% Class (quar.)— 9-18 10-31 10- 5 10- 5 0% 10-31 10- 5 Allegheny 11-2 10- 9 Allied 11- 2 10- 9 Allied 5% preferred C Sterling Television, Stern & Stern 4%% Sun Textiles, preferred Strawbridge Life (quar.)__ class Allis-Chalmers 9-25 9-15 9-11 Inc., Assurance Co. quar.) American 10- American 1 1 12-14 2 10-14 . 1-1-60 12-16 10-1 9-21 American 11- Air American Bank 6% 5% 9-18 22%c : 9-28 10- 1 40c 9-30 9-19 5% Class of B (quar.)__ preferred (quar.) $5 Temco Aircraft Tennessee Texas & Natural Thompson 2-for-l (H. A (quar.) .v 40c 9-30 $1.25 (reduced Gas Lines to 1 Time at Biltrite Bosch preferred B Brake Works (Com. American 13c 475c A Products and (quar.) net securities Transit prior 2 9-30 10- 9-16 1 Fund— investment from cents Rapid convertible 9-16 9-18 10- profits) American Hair & Felt, preferred Gas Common 5Vs% (Canada) Investment Co. 9-18 American 10- 1 9-15 preferred preference United Industrial Quarterly United U. Jersey Pacific (quar.)____ (No -action N. Y.) & this on U. Stockholders proposed U. U. S. on split on Re-claiming Servateria 9-18 10. x 9-18 1-10-60 12-18 9-30 9-24 100% 11-17 10-30 56V4c 10- payment Oct. 29 at the com on ~ _ Corp.-(quar.)_____________ U. S. Shoe Corp. (quar.) Upjohn Company (quar.) Utah-Idaho Sugar (s-a)_ Machine Maize-Products 4V2% 10-30 10- 5 9-22 9- 2 & Inc. Co., Products Metal American National Fire 9-30 50c 9-30 $1.12 y2 $1.12V2 40c 20c " 1 Optical Co. 12-15 American 11-24 _ 12V2C i2'/2C 10- 1 10-15* 30C 10-lfi ^ 10 lb 20c 10-31 11-10 9-21 9-25 10- 1 10- 5 10- 2 Radiator ■Common American 6 % & (quar.) Snuff Co., preferred Stamping American States (quar.) 1 9-24 9- 1 9- 1 9- ; 9-30 Kan Camp Sea Food (increased) Victory Markets, class A (increased-quar.) Class B 4 (quar.) Baking Wailuku Sugar Corp., Co 7% pfd. (accum.) 30c $1.75 15c „. _ 'Wallace & Tiernan, •Warner Company Waste King Corp., 6% convertible Wayne Electric Quarterly West common (stock "C" dividend) (quar.) (quar.)."."J.ZZZZ Mills Heater (quar.) $5 Will preferred & Wolff Wood. ■STork Young 7% Baumer & (J. Co. s.) preferred Younker 5% Marx Bros., preferred 5%, preferred 1% preferred (quar.) 50c 20c ----~ •___; Candle (quar.)__. """i: (quar.) Ltd., 6% pref. (quar.) (increased-quar.) Co.. common common ($50 (quar.). par) nc 20c T?c t$1.50 37r (quar.) (quar.)__„___l„ 7s 25c $1 43% *1 common (quar.) Alexander, Water 26Vic t$i <quarj:::::: Co., 10-15 9- 9-22 10I 1 11-is 10-1 9-21 1 o_oi 5 5 9-15 75c — " (quar.).,::::" J5c 50c 62'/2c (quar.) (quar.) ___!___"* 17'/2c m 9-18 9-15 9-21 10- 1 9-30 9-30 9-21 fl-10 12-10 1 9-18 9-25 9-14 ii- 2 % 11 ic ii-ib 10- l 9-18 10- 1 (quar.f—. 12«/2c 10- 9- (quar.)__ 12'/2c 10- 9- $1.25 preferred 9- 7% Sugar preferred 9-11 9-11 11- 5 10-21 9-16 9-11 9-16 31 y4c Sumatra Extra Tobacco 1 American Tobacco, American Transit Vitrified American American Zinc-, 6% preferred (quar.)_: Products Lead Anchor $4 & Anchor Post 125/2C Products 30c & * 9-23 9- 9-30 9-17 (quar.) , 25c 9- Oil 4V4,% common___/ - 9- 35c 53%c a__ 9-30 4y2% a: Arkansas L_ \ 12- 1 llr 2 10- . Ltd 11- 2 10- 9 J5c 10- 2 9- 4 Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.) ZJ 10-15 9-15 25c 9-28 9-11 9-30 10- 9-18 ' 9-10 2 1% 10- 9-10 45c 10- 9-15 10- 9-15 10- 9-15 10- 9-15 10- : 9-10 525c 10- ' 9-10 $35c 10- 9-10 50c 10- 517 %c 11- 525c : 10- • pfd. 7% Mfg., (quc.r.) ; Life 9-15 1 9-30 , 9-11 11- y 9 2- 12- 15c common—— 8 15c Insurance 3-1-60 20c 10-31 20c 1-31-60 20c 3-1-60 550c 10-15 9-15 ?' 60c 9-30 9-10 i 25c 9-30 9-11 „ 10-14 1-13 2- * 8 Co— 21c 10- 1 9-11 — ./i_— 50c 10- 1 9-15 pfd. (quar.)__ $1.75 10- 1 50c 10- — ., Cement— & 7% Corp., i 9- 4 1 9-19 $1.25 10-20 10-10 12 %C 9-25 — (quar.) :— (quar.) A 9-17 JlOc (quar.)___ Decker 9- 510c 10-15 9-16 525c - ^ 5 10-15 9-16 Mfg.— (initial-quar.) 30c — — 9-23 1 9-30 9-23 35c (quar.)— C.), — 9- 1 ; 9-15 1 40c (quar.) preferred 9-30 9-21 9-39 9-19 Inc., prior pfd.. (quar.)— Cascade 10- 9-15 1 75c —t 6% 10- $1.40 Inc Tobacco, (H. $1.06 V* (quar.) Laughlin, Corp. $1.37% — (quar.)———— Club, 9-15 " 1 10-20 9-24 30c 10- 1 9-16 5% 10- 1 U5c — r — dividend)/ (stock 10- ' Inc.— quarterly, Fisheries — 9-10 , Corp., common (quar.)_ preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.)——_—:— 50c 11- 2 10- 7 87V2C 10- 1 9- 9 1 1-2-60 12- 9 < Food 12V2c 10-10 9-20 3% 10-10 9-20 — Stores (quar.) 87 %c ^ dividend • 1 9-16 9-25 45c 9-16 10- Corp. of North America, Ltd.— (quar.)—_/ ' —Z Trust— Property .*/_ $0,375 5% preferred (quar.) 5y2% preferred (quar.) ' ' 10- 1 9- 5 5683/4C 10- 1 9- 5 568%C -'lO- 1 8-28 9-31 9-16 10-31 9-10 562 y2c .__ - ; Bawater Mersey Paper Co.— preference-/ (quar.)l 5V2% — _ ; Bowater Paper, American 5c 9-15 9-16 $1.12% Bowater 9 $56V4C -_ Development, 1 20c Personal -- Corp.*— 9-15 10- 7%c Insurance 11-10 J97c 1 $1 Boston. 9-30 *3Qc ;__ preferred :(quar.) Arts 10-20 10- 843'bC (quar.) 9-15 t70c 1 25c (quar.)_ (quar.) & Limestone Bros. Stock Telephone Co.— (quar.)—' Anglo-Newfoundland Applied 7 1 10- +25e Ltd., preferred & 3V2% 9-17 10- 10- 75c Ltd.— Ltd. preferred 3V2% 9-17 t50c 9-16 15c Boston Pulp & Paper Mills— (quar.)__$2.80 preferred (quar.) 9-30 ; 9-15 9-15 Borg-Warner 3 9-30 1 1 ._— (quar.) , 9-15 10- $1.12% (quar.)__ Steel 1 10- (quar.) — RR. common Booth 7 9-22 9-18 $1 : Increased 4 10-1' 9-25 $1.40 (quar.) Ltd.: Co. 10- $1.56'/4 —_ (quar.) Book-of-the-Month 9-15 30c 25c - Sivalls & Bryson, com. (quar.)—_ Valley Gas & Electric Co.— Boise 9-16 50c - (quar.)_ eom. 9-30 10- 2% (quar.) dividend 5y2% 9-21 9-30 1 A (quar.) preferred (quar.)__ Eohack 9-10 10c (quar.) Common 9-15 9-15 9 35c : preferred 1 9-22 10- 9-25 10- ; 9-25 10-20 (quar.i common preferred Bliss Anglo Canadian A 10- 12'/2C (quar.) 10-20 :___/ preferred Bloch 9-19 $1 Corp., preferred. (quar.)_l $2.50 9-15 5 10-20 dividend) common Co., (quar.) Creek Borman Anderson-Prichard, Class 9-15 10- $1 $1.75 $2.50 Distilling 4.25% 9-10 "(quar.) Anglo-Canadian 1 1 (quar.) Smelting B.) preferred New 4 10- 9-25 Blackstone 9-10 $1.50 _n Company (quar.)_ Hocking Glass -Corp., preferred 9-15 1 9- :■ 9-14 $1.06 / dividend 5.607c 1 10-10 9-28 9-30 10-20 ___ (quar.) preferred Black, 9-18 10- 9-15 10-16 " Laboratories (James Black 9-18 9-28 82y2c Anaconda 9-15 t)! 9-11 9-28 (quar.) Ampco Metal, Inc. (increased) Amphenol-Borg Electrpnics Corp. i 10- 10- 12y2e —— 9-15 1 ________ ; Works Mfg. $1 8-31. 25c Corp i : 9-15 1 50c Western Petroleum (initial) Biltmore Hats, Ltd., common (quar.)— 9-11 Surety (N. Y.*) (stock dividend) Telephone & Telegraph Co.— Quarterly L_ 1 101 10- 1 10- 20c (quar.)_ Billups American 1n_ 9-15 .10- 40C „ (quar.) American in 10- 1 10- 50c 43 %c (quar.)—: Co. (quar.) Refining, common (quar.): 10- 12 %c (quar.)___ (reduced )___— (quar.) Biddeford & Saco Water 1 Stores 9-11 10- (quar.) preferred Bethlehem 1 American 9-30 12-31 9-28 50c (quar.)_ Co. Manufacturing, Iron Stock 1 B American preferred Bibb A American Light Ltd.— wr^imlchigrn'i.st,el. Chocolate 1 10-20 25c wheeling & Lake ErieF?,undry Ry., common 4% preferred (quar.) Wilbur 10- 2% osr preferred g.jJ 10-15 (quar.)_ & 2 9-15 25c — Kootenay Power 7% 37Vic (quar.)_____i preferred Knitting Wesix (quar~)__I Inc. 11- 9- ~~~ Von-Hamm-Young Co. Ltd. Wagner 30c 12y2c preferred 4% 9-18 Class ; '*10-15 6-10 Bessemer (Indianapolis)— Class ; : 1-15-60 $1.12% j._ (quar.) Beneficial- Standard 3 15c Co. ; 9-11 9-25 $5 Bendix Aviation Corp/ (quar.)— /—__—_— Finance Co. (quar.) 3 10- 9-10 - $1.50 r_a_ Beneficial 1 10- i 9-15 1 $1.50 (quar.) (quar.) Hardware 9-15 70c 10- Baldwin preferred (quar.)_„____—.— 4% preferred (quar.) —___ 4% preferred (quar.)— —/_„/_.— Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)—— " 15c ' (quar.) Ins. 10- .10-1 25c- 4%. 9-15 $1.50 common (quar.) American 12 %c Standard Sanitary— ' 62'/2C• ; 9-15 Belknap American Photocopy Equipment Co.— Quarterly _Z 8-18 9-30 Stores, 9-10 1 9-25 9-25 (accum.)/ (Stock Belding-Corticelli, 11-30 9-21 10- 4 9-28 ; (formerly RR. Lumber 11-30 12-15 DOC (quar.): « 9- : pfd. Inc,,: common $1.40 9-21 40c 15c (quar.)—a——— Common (quar.)_ 9- 1 Electric— Belgium lc Co. 10- 9-11 Class 9-11 3c News . 9-15 1 9-25 7-1-60 Bros. (Galveston) Quarterly American 3c 2 Yc Beech 11-20 10-15 r-4 O 50c dividend Common Y.) (N. Insurance Quarterly American National Insurance Co. I stock¬ (quar.) Corp. Beaver 9-16 9-30 12, 9- record income—; preferred York Beatty 9-16 (quar.) 9-30 12-11 4 y2 % 9-16 9-30 : I 1 3%% 9-30 40c & Beatrice Foods, 9-30 10-15 (quar.) v 9-1 9" 1-1-60 Stock 9-15 10-15 common 9-1 9-30 *9-30 2% Beam $1.75 Metals, -9-30 - '443:5'4C (quar.) Inc. Aroostock Oil Baxter $1.25 (quar.) preferred (quar.)_: 8-28 (two' of (quar.)— Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., com. 4% preferred (quar.) 1 97 %c : ' 9-15 9-22 410c (increased-quar.) New 4%% 10-20 12- 10c preferred American 9-25 a shs (initial) American '7% 11-11 5% ; 9-15 1 11-2 dividend Bath (Orlando, (quar.) ••/ 18 % c (quar.) (Joseph),& Sens of Bates of Illinois— (quar.): a ; A 5% $5.60 9-14 1 ' (quar,) Bastian-Blessing 9-17 10- ; A— Co. 6% $6.25 9-17 2 12-22 Extra 1 . vote 4-for-l Rubber S 9-30 9 $2.50 (quar.) _ will 9-15 10- 12'/2c Canal time) S. Playing Card Co.— . preferred preferred American (quar.)_ common 2 — $1 RR. Aluminum taken 11- J69c (Brooklyn, S. Chemical Milling (stock dividend) (Subject to approval of stkholders Oct. 141 S. Industries, Inc., 4%% pfd. A (quar.) U. 10-1 fiOc 1 2 10- $1.31 V* " 10- 25c 10c & Basic, Machine & Foundry— American I3%c ___ New United A Bank 5% 10- 10- $1.50 (quar.) ; 9-18 Stock 9-21 15c Corp 1-15 9-15 10-1 7%c 1 Stock 9-11 30c dividend) • 10- • * 10-15/ 1-15-60 40c of approval preferred Barber 9-30 1 $1.50 (stock held share preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Bank 11-30 9-30 10- / 10-15 Inc.— preferred 7% 9-15 10-10 40c : International American Ltd.— 25c $1.50 9-15 5% (quar.) 4V4% 4 (quar.) common American Independent Reinsurance 9-15 (increased-quar.) 9- Corp. preferred 3.90% Union :o- . 10-15 12 %c (quar.) .: Bangor Hydro-Electric, common 4% preferred (quar.) 1 12-15 9-15 25c dividend) (stock preferred Gas 1 preferred 7%c ___ 99- 10c 6% 5V4% U-Tote'M, Inc., common (quar.) 5Va% preferred (quar.)________ 9-25 10-1 Extra 1 9-30 40c 87 %c 1 1 437 %c 24) Brick, 9-15 10- 5 9-15 10- 431 %e class T.), Piano, Bangor 9-15 1 (quar.) American Home Products Corp. (monthly) American Ice Co., common (quar.) 10- 8c 1 10- (quar.) Hardware 62V2c (quar.)__ 2 10- $1.50 9-25 10- 10-1 5% '' to Wilcox & Bancroft Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.) American Co.— preferred 11- 45c (B. 4Vi% 9-11 27%c (quar.) 2 : investment Sept. preferred 4% 10-9 25c Florida) income preferred 11- 4:25c : each Inc., common 9-11 1 1 93 %c 9-16 1 iquar.) Stock Fund- Baltimore 9-18 1 50c 9 10- Co.) «% 9-15 10- (quar.) 6% 1 10- Quarterly $6 10-15 62V2c Investors from 5'/2 City 5% 7%c Century cents 9-28 10-30 Co., 6% (quar.) Twentieth 9-30 25c 20c Corp. (quar. Transportation Corp. of America— Twin 9 Fire & American Toronto Star, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.) Torrington Mfg. (quar.)_________ (2V2 10- 1 time) Transamerica Trlco 10-15 Felt American Co. for from conv. Baldwin 9-15 $1.12% preferred America (quar.) Baltimore 9-15 : 9-30 10* 1 9-18 10-1 S P' Company (3-for-2 split subject to approval of stock¬ Hill 4 25c Co., 7% preferred (quar.) Cement, common (quar.) $1,215 preferred (quar.) American Crystal Sugar, com. (increased)— Express 10- 10- • iquar. com. Baldwin-Ehret-Hill 9-30 10-15 9-15 —a_/'_/_/•■ Subject Foods, 5% 4 9- 43 %c Can American omitted payment (quar.) 9- 10-15 30c — 60c 9-30 9-25 1' $1.25 10-15 10-13 1 10- .— 12%c 30c 10- 75c $1.25 9-15 of stock¬ approval 30c — 9-14 preferred Babbitt 9-16 20c (quar.) 26. Babcock 9-11 • shares holders ' 5 American 4V2% B-G 9-15 1 1 1 10-15 $1 quar.)— of Co. Alarm Products _ Quarterly 9-16 9-25 Co Corp., com. Co. 10- Fire Axe-Honghton 9-18 1 10- 15c (quar.) 4% B 1 65c —_—^_ (quar.) 0<t. 2 10- (quar.)_ (quar.)„ (quar.)—— Shoe 10- 40c ______ Rubber Anna A 10- c 50c $1.25 ____ common 9-24 10- 10-30 Iron Class 9 Co., (quar.) preferred American (quar.) Note 1 Oil this 9-/9 9- 9-21 10- . 9- holders Oct. 211 10-2 2 27'/2c 9-30 15c ; Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)__ Finance, class A (quar.j___ Toronto 9 2 11- 93% (quar.)—— I—; American Cyanamid Co., common (quar.) 3V2% preferred series D (quar.)— 10-13* holders Tidewater 9- 11- , $1.25 (quar.); (quar.)________ Fibre Glass (quar.) subject 10- 10c quar.)_: Ry, I.) split cl. *.___ Corp. Pacific Ohio, Filter preferred American Telephone Service Co. 15c (quar.)— 9-11 1 1 2% (quar.) 1 10- 37 %c : Telephone Co.-Ltd., "common new 9-1P 1 — (increased preferred preferred 7% 4 10- — 10- $1 (quar.)_____—_a_a__ preferred Avon America Sugar American 9- 25c 4:25c 6% 9-22 18%c Aggregates, 5% preferred (quar.) Agricultural Chemical Co. (quar.)_ American 62'/2C 10- J (increased 10-16 1-1-60 by stockholders)__ Rubber 1 10-15 £$1.25 (quar.)___ Super Valu Stores, 5% preferred (quar.) Susquehanna Corp. (2-for-l split, approved Swan 11- Amalgamated 15c 57c 25c (quar.i (Canada) 11-13 1 9-30 25c (quar.)——— pfd. (quar.) — preferred $3.75 1 9-21 (quar.)— com. 9-30 10-15 of 9- 10-20 9-10 :_' 5% 9-11 10- 9-16 1 (quar.) ;__ dividend— Avalon 9-24 75c 1 * 9-24 9-30 50c (quar.)— com. (initial) Co. 1 (quar.) Centers Canteen Stock 8 28 9-30 10- 10- 10- 25c Sewing 8-20 •• 9-16" (stock div.)__„_ Insurance (Tulsa) (quar.)— Automatic 9-10 10-, 1 $2 30c 75c conv. dividend— Stock 12- l'Ac (quar.)—.— Clothier & Allyn & Bacon Co., Co.. • 1 30c common Mfg. 10- 125c (quar.) Allison Steel Mfg. 10-10 12'/2c 12%c — 1 (s-a)— Corp. (quar. )i Steel Corp., 9-21 9-25 Aluminum (initial) A Ludlum Stores 10-10 15c 15c 15c ._ (quar.) 10- '2% 1 com. Automatic 9-11 • 10- J 18c _: Co. 9-10 preferred Laboratories 1 10- 40c A convertible 28V2C (quar.) pfd. 1 1 10- , JS1.50 H6V4C (quar.) Auto-Soler 9-21 1 Lite 9-21 10- Algoma Stee) Corp., Ltd. (quar.) Alleghany Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a) 10-31 divd.) (stock Institute 10- - 25c — — 9 9-16 Quarterly Atlas 9-21 1 8 9- 1 (quar.).__; Atlas 8-31 - $1.06V4 $1.06y4 Inc., common (quar.). preferred (quar.) Hamilton 10- * B Corp., 4 30c ———— Alexander — 5% 1 $1.59 — (quar.)—— 9-25 Quarterly Corp., (quar.)—__ 1 10- 9- 9-30 10- Electric — Atlas 9-11 1 10- 12%c ————— 9-15 Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)— Sterling Precision preferred 10- $1.25 (quar.i 10- 1 10-12 9/30 20c ___ $1.15 12 %c Co., Mfg., class A (quar.) Products 27'/2c 27%c _______—— A B (quar.)_ 9- 9-30 t30c Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.) Refining, 3.75% pfd. B iquar.»___ Wholesalers Ltd., class A (quar.la- Class 9-11 1 9-15 1 Ltd.— Co., Industries Picture 10- 25c 9-30 t20c : Company Atlantic 9-11 1 9-21 10- $1.05 (guar.)— /______ 5% preferred (quar.) Steel Papet 10- 10c ? 28c _, _ 34%c 65c (quar.) (Atlanta)-- Corp. (quar.)—-—__— preferred Hardware Motion City Atlantic 9-11 (quar.) $4.20 preferred 8 > Greyhound 9-11 10-1 Alden's, 4,A% (quar.i (quar.) ,1 34%c 9-15 (quar.) common 10- (quar.) B Power, Wood 6% 37 %e 37V2c A (quar.). Mfg. D.) sioners 9-11 ——— 8 9- Z. (quar.) Atlantic 9-11 1 9- 1 <quar.)_— Atlantic (quar.) Albemarle Alco 9-11 1 $1.25 15c 22Mac •___: (quar.) Discount 9-30 10-10 10- 1 10- Brass 4.60% 9-15 10- 1 10- 10-15 35c (quar.)_a— Three-for-two stock split approved by stockholders. Subject to approval by the New Jersey Board of P. U. Commis¬ 4 1 10- — (J. B Atlantic 9-22 10- 9c 1 —___________ Power Co., 10-30 10-20 20c 10c Holding Corp., class B Sterling 9-30 20c (quar.) Edison, common preferred 9-17 10-30 (quar.)•___ —.'. Standard-Coosa-Thatcher Standard 10- 1 — common (quar.) 5V2 % Akron 9- 40c 10- 35c TeJeplione & Telegraph Co., participating class A (quar.)___— $4 9-14 1 10-20 34 %c preferred preferred Class Telephone Nevada 9-28 9-18 1 10- 5c income) 34%c preferred Alan (quar.) preferred preferred 5 V2 % 6c _ ___ income Co., California Southern 6% — quar.)_~__ investment (quar.)__.— B 9-18 (quar.) (increased (from (increased quar.) A 9-18 10- 1 10-1 10- 9 9-28 12V2C (quar.) (quar.)a____ Inc. Class Inc.— Corp.,.. Gas 9-16 Boston— Trust of Atlantic Common Alabama incomes. investment net Simplex South 2nd 1 9-16 10- 1 10- 1 5c 10c quar.)_—___ American Shares, investment From 10- Co. Insurance Fund 10- 90c Agricultural Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.) Aid, Investment & Discount, Inc.— 15c $1.12'% _— 65c Quarterly-: Aetna 9-16 9- 35c 12 %c Ltd. (quar.)__— Ltd., common Associates Investment 1 9-15 Associated 4 10- 9-15 1 — — —_—_______ Associated 5 8-24 60c 9-21 10-15 10- 1 10- ______ Corp., Class Surety 9-22 Seismograph Service (quar.)__„ Selas Corp. of America— Selected & 5 9-23 Industries Temple, Ashdown 2 9-16 1 11- 3% dividend) —— Co. (Hartford)— (stock Corp. Casualty 9-25 Inc.— (quar.) preferred •Seaview Aetna Class preferred Common Aeroquip 10- 3%' — — 10-12 ,30c 17c 25c $1.06.'/4 $1.18% (quar.) (quar,) '. Products Tubular Schuster 9-28 9- 9-15 10- quar.)—_—______—_ preference A (quar.) € '/2 % preference B iquar.) 9-18 9-25 37 %c (quar.) Corp. _______— 9-30 15c 9-15 1 $1.18 quar.) 6% Industries—• dividend____Z—-—, Express Co.__. Addressograpb-Multigraph dividend Ash 9-14 9-25 7c (increased) Corp. 10- $1.37 ____^ Corp. (qunr.)__ (quar.)___, Corp. Asbestos 9-10 10- — ______ Consolidated 10- 130c 1 $1.08 —.__/ Constable Arundel 115c —- (increased (increased B Arnold Arvin Ltd.— —— ___^ A Class 1 Electric Stock Class 9 9- 10- $1.16 y4 ___—_______ Lignt— , 9 9- 1 2% Sanganro Co., Ltd. (quar.) Savannah Sugar Refining Corp. Sawhill 9-21 11-27 11-27 9- 1 1 115c dividend Stock 11-27 10-12 $1 $1.07Via 20c 4c (s-a) Associates, Sanders 12-31 1-1-60 1-1-60 9-29 35c quar.) (quar.) 1 10- 10- Adams Safewr.y Stores, 4% preferred 10- $1 10- Acme Stock 45c t42%c (quar.) A 9-15 128 Voc 4y2% preferred (quar.) Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Common 9-30 (quar.) common 9 preferred (quar.)— Paper Ltd., com. (quar.)__ convertible Abitibi 9- 12 %c Products (quar.)_— R. S. Abbott 4% (quar.) Scores 9-30 Holders Payable of Rec. Co.— (quar.) & Power preferred <quar.)_ 4.72% preferred (quar.) 5.48% preferred (quar.)______ Armstrong Rubber Co.— Payable 0/ Rec. 10c Power preferred 4.32% Holdert When Share of Company Wrigley Arkansas-Missouri 4.65% Share of Company Name Arkansas Per When Per the dividends announced in previous paid. The list does not include divi¬ in the this week, these being given preceding table. Adam (quar.)— m.43% this time) 25c 1st payment Co. tquar.) (Common announced dends Class preferred omitted at convertible Russell *?0c 425c 430c 25c (quar.) 9-25 9-18 9-21 Ltd.— Canada, V.) )• 20% (quar.) (quar.) (quar.)„__; 1st preferred Rohr 10-15 9-30 9-30 10c 25c —- __— 1 -■— (stock dividend)___ Mfg., Ltd., common 2nd $1 iu-io give we Name Richardson Rochester Button Robertson 11- 2 Below weeks and not yet each for A common) Foil Co,, Company Republic ___ split sub¬ stockholders approval Oct. 5) ject to Stock 30c $1.25 —— preferred (quar.»____— Reitman's (Canada) Ltd. (2-for-l 5% Holders Payable of Rec. 10-1 ,^*23 Share Heme of Company 1 _ per Ltd. deposit shilling. share 1 (interim)__ (interim 1 approximately receipts (Equal to ; — a 14c of 8c __ ^ Volume Number 190 5883 . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1187) Per Name of Company Kralorne Brach Fioneer (E. J.) & Sons «• Share ' ■ Ltd Mines, When Holder* 10-30 (quar.)___—_—$1.25 / ... 10-1 10- Name of 8 Central Traction Light & Power— preferred (quar.)____. 69c 9- 4 Common Bridgeport Brass Co., 4Vz% preferred (quar.)__'_..+_— Bridgeport Gas, com. (increased) —- ______ ! 5.28% preferred fquar.)_______—_—___ Bright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd., common (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.)___: Briilo Mfg. new com. (initial-qua r.-)___ —_ 1 9-15 9-30 37'Ac 56'Ac 42c 33c t25c t28%c tquar.) common 10- +$1.50 ________—_ 9-16 9-30 Central 4 9-16 9-30 99- 8 9-16 io- 25c 1 4.10% 9-15* 3%% preferred (quar.) 7d 10- 9 10- 9 8-24 10- 1 9- J53c 10- 1 9- 8 f56c 10- 9- 1 9- 8 10- 1 9- 8 10- $69c .____ $35c - —. 1 9- 10-15 11- +$1.50 Central 8 $50c 10- 1 4.75% 9-16 10- 1 9-16 (quar.)_____——; $$1.43% pfd. (quar.) x__x_—x_+$1.50 preferred (quar.) _x__ - $$1.10 British Industries, Ltd. (quar3—-—, 112'Ac Stock dividend xx^_x__;_x______x___x\. 2% British Petroleum, Ltd.— ; 10- 1 10- 1 9-16 11- 1 10-16 ,9-30 9-16 9-30 . .1st 9-16 9-16 ■ Approximately . income cents Ax 9 ta-x Street _+ Investing Brockton Taunton $3.80 5% Glass from (quar.) Co., preferred Brunswick-Balke-Collender, Buckeye (quar.) Corp., vtc. 6% Plan, preferred '6% Bullock's, Inc. Bulova 10-15 10- 1 (quar.) 10- 5c , 10-31 1 9-24. 9-28* 15c .'_ (quar.) 10-15 10-15 9-28 Ltd.__~_ 10-20 $45c stock split) (quar.) :_ Ltd. (quar.) : 10- 10- $I5c 9- 4* 1 BUrnham Co., preferred (quar. Butler's Shoe Corp., 4(4 % preferred Butterick Corp., C. I. T. (quar.) New (initial common 60c quar.) pfd. Corp. (quar.) Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (quar.) Electric '$1.20 & preferred preferred preferred & Hecla, $4.75 preferred A Canada $4.25 4(4% preferred' Canada Life Class B 1 10- 1 9-14 11-16 Clevite 10-23 32c 11- 1 25c 11- 1 11- 30c (quar.) 1 11- 25c Class 9-30 pref. (quar.) 10- $32(4c B 1 $25c 10- 1 9-17- 10- 1 9-10* (quar.)_ $$1.06(4 (quar.) 10-15 10- 1 1 9-4 10- 1 (s-a) $87(4c Class A (s-a) t87(4c 4-1-60 3- B (s-a)__—;— f87(4c 4-1-60 3- Permanent Mortgage Corp. (quar.) Canada Safeway, Ltd,, 4.40% pfd. (quar.) Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)___ Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common. (quar.)— $1.25 convertible preference Bronze, Ltd., common preference (quar.) Canners. Ltd.. class A 5% preferred B Canadian Drawn 60c Resources, F to 6% preferred 1 10- 11- 1 10- $18%c 10- 1 9- l $20c |25c _x $43%c preferred 6% Ltd., preferred 4 10- 9-15 10- 1 1 $10c (quar.) 10-30 iquar.) $75c 9-30 $$1 10- 2 9- 10- 2 io- 2 9-9 10c Corp. Co. Case (J. 6%% Ceco I.) 2nd Steel preferred 7% preferred preferred Central Electric Central Foundry A Co. $1.18% 10- 1 9-15 (quar.)_I 10- 1 '10- 1 9-15 9-30 9-11, 65c $1.50 10- 1 10- 1 1 9-17' 10- 9-16 1 10• 1 10- 1 30c 9-25 9- 9-15 9-25 10- 10- 1 1 9-17 10- 1 9-17 9-15 10- 1 10- 1 9-15 9-14 87'A c 9-30 30c 9-20 9- 1 7J/2C 9-29 9- 3 5c 2 9-16 10- 1 9-17 11- 2 2% 10- 8 10-17 9-30 9- 1 68 %c 9-30 9- 9-30 9-15 10- 10- 40c <quar.)_ (quar.)— Foods com. common 9-23 1 9-23 11- 1 9-23 10-15 9-30 9-26 $1 9-30 9-15 1 9-10 9-30 9-14 9- 3 10- $1.37 >/2 :___— 13c profits) $1.90 *50c 9-30 12-15 9- 12- 1 1 (quar.) (quar.) 10- 1 10- 1 9- 1 (quar.) 45c 10- 1 9-15 $1.25 10- 1 9-15 ■ 75c — 10- 1 $3.50 10- 1 $1.25 N. 11- 2 9-24 9-24 Company, of Credit common 9-10 9-10 10- 65%c _ 1 9 10-15 5% _ (quar.) 10- 25c (quar.)_ 10- 9-10 1 Class 6%. B income) 9-25 $40c (quar.) 9-8 io- l 9-8 10-31 10-16 9-21 9- 8 A Rock 10-15 Petroleum Crompton & Co., Cork Class A Crown (quar.") A B Co. —__ iquar.) Assurance 3 Crown 40c 10- 1 10- 1 9-30 2% Baking preferred Co., common (quar.) 10- 1 9-15 9-30 9-18 11- 2 10-15 11- 2 10-15 25c ; Corp.— (Canada), »-• 0 M 1 0-18 Ltd.— t25c 45c Co. 20c 32c 28c 1 10- 10- 1 9-10 9-10 9-30 9-10 9-30 9-10 1 11-17 12- 10c Gas Year-end 9-15 1-4-60 12-18 4-1-60 3-ie $1.75 7-1-60 6-15 $1.75 9-29-60 15c (quar.) Stores (quar.) 1 10- 9-15 9-18 4 40c 9- 30c i_ 9-21 9-21 9- 4 40c ! _; 12-18 9-29 $1.75 Corp. Drug 9-15 1-4-60 $1.75 (reduced) common 8-29 10c $1.75 Sugar, 12-21 12- 4 ' Quarterly Curtis + (Helene) Industries, Inc. Helena (see .Curtis Curtis $4 Indus.) ~ Publishing, $1.60 preferred preferred (quar.)—x Class A Class D. C. A M System, Corp. 15c 10- 1 9- 4 x-x 75c 10- 1 9- 4 62y2c 9-24 9- 4 9-24 9- 4. 50c 12-24 20c 10-10 (quar.)— : (quar.)_____ Transit T D (quar.) common (quar.) 50c Curtiss-Wright Corp., x — class A (quar.)_ 9-10 t$1.75 preferred 9-30 93 %c River Mills series A (quar.) Inc., com. (quar.) 10-15 9-15 A 20c A Estates Mun. de Vegh Turbine 9-30 9-15 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 9- I 10- 1 9-15 10- 6 9-15 9 35c (quar.) 10-26 10- 50c 10-26 10- 20c (quar.) (quar.) 9-28 9- 9 l'Ac 9 6 10- 2 9-25 9- 9 10- Investing Co.— (From investment net Records Decca 9-18 $1.25 87'/a c (quar.)—_— Steam 9-18 1 $1 preferred (quar.) Dayton Rubber Co., common class 1 10- $1.50 8% Laval 10- t75c (quar.)___—_ ________ $2 5 10- 25c (quar.) Ltd., class Davidson-Boutell, G% pfd. (quar.) Dayton Malleable Iron 5% preferred (quar.) Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a) De 9-11 9-30 Corporation, 3%% De 9-30 9-25 8c Crystal Dairies, Inc. (quar.) Dalex Co., Ltd., 7% preferred (quar.)_, Dan 12- 4 25c (quar.) Daitch Decker Nut & 15c income)_L—— 9-16 10- 1 9-10 50c Co._ Company 9-30 5c 10- 1 25c (quar.) Mfg. —.— (quar.) 9- 1 50c 9-28 9-10 $1 9-30 9-10 3.70% 92'/a c 9-30 9-10 4.28% $1.07 9-30 4.56% $1.14 9-30 9-10 $1.05 9-30 9-10 $1.25 9-30 9-10 20c 9-21 62yac 12-15 Delaware & Hudson Delaware Power Co. (quar.) Light, 4% pfd. & (quar.)_ preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 4.20% preferred (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.) Delta Electric Denver (quar.)— Co. Corp.— $2.50 to $3t50 1st preferred (s-a) Detrex Chemical Industries (initial quar.)__ 9-10 9-10 Tramway Detroit Aluminum Detroit Devoe Gasket & Class Bras6 & & Raynolds, class 9-18 9-18 10-20 A 9-14 35c Productions Ltd. (final) (quar.) (Walt) Co., Diverscy 10c a8Va% 20c — Fund, Stock Growth 9-25 9-21 17'/aC (quar.) Corp. Diversifies 9 9-10 9-25 25c Corp. Distillers 10- 9-25 70c B Stores Disney 9-30 9-30 12'/aC (quar.) Dilbevt's Quality Supermarkets, Inc.— 7% preferred (quar.)_ Diana • 15c 10c (quar.)__ (quar.) (quar.)__ Mfg. 12- 25c Corp. Tunnel Canada & Detroit Inc. 10- 1 9-14 9- 1 9-15 1 9-11 10-26 8-27 10- 9-30 9-17 (quar¬ from Dixon 2c Crucible (Joseph) Mfg. Corp. (Indiana^— $1.56 preferred (quar.)— Doeskin Products, Inc., 70c pfd. 8-28 25c income) (quar.)_ investment net 9-25 9-30 9-23 5c terly 9-30 9-23 Dodge Dominion (quar.) 17'/a — 4'/2 % $25c Corset Ltd., Glass, preferred (quar.) Dominion preference Corp., 5% Industries, Dover Dow Dow Co. 9-18 9-17 10- 1 10-15 9-18 9-30 10-15 9-30 1-15-60 12-31 144c 4-15-60 10- 1 10-15 t50c 10-15 U7'/aC 10-15 3-31* 9-10 9-24 9-25 9-25 f40c Ltd., 6% (quar.) 10-15 9- 4 tl5c 11- 2 10- 1 t25c com. 10- 1 9- 1 $1.25 (quar.)____ (quar.) 11- 2 115C 10- 1 $3 pfd. (s-a) RR. 10- 1 t37'/ac (quar.)—, Ltd. Brewery, Chemical 1 9-30 t30c (quar.) — (quar.) 1st preferred Dover & Rockaway 10- $43c Ltd Paper, 1 J44C (quar.) com. 9-18 10- t$1.12'/a Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd., $1 J 10c preferred (quar.) Dominion 7% com. c 25C (monthly) Fields Oil 39c CoM Ltd. (quar.)— Dominion Dairies, Ltd., common5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.) 5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.) 5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.) 9-18 10- 1 10- 1 10-27 9-15 9-30 9-14" 30c (quar.)—— dividend , 10-15 9-18 2% 11- 2 9-18 5c (increased-quar.)— Company, com. preferred 1 9-15 10- 1 1 9-15 $1.37 y2 - 10- 1 9- 4 10- 1 9- receive to Draper on a 1 9- 4 9-30 9- 9 11-14 11- 2 11-14 11- 2- 11- 2 9- 4* Corp., 9-16 Duke 7% Power common 4% prior to Nov. 2, dividends) du Pont 55c 10- 1 9-11 $3.50 $1.37'/a 10- 1 9-11 $4.50 preferred common A I.) (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 50c 10- 1 10- 1 35c 1 9-21 9-13 9-28 8-25' 8-23' 10- 1 10c Inc de Nemours 11-14 HO $1.75 (quar.) International, (E. (quar.) 25c 25c 20c — (quar.) Co., preferred Dunhill into share for share basis (quar.) Corp. Dravo 4 10- 25c 9-30 30c converted be must (Convertible (quar.) stock 9-15 10- and 9-18 10- $1.04 (quar.)__ 9-10 9-14 9-30 10c (quar.) (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.)_ preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.)_ Cunningham I 9-10 _ 10c A Common 7% 9-10 1 31 Vic 4 9-21 1 1010- Corp. (quar.) of America, com, (quar.) 5!A% convertible preferred (initial)Crystal Oil & Land Co.. $1.12 pfd. (quar.) 7% 4 9-10 9- 12Vic Zellerbach 7% 9- 9-22 25c Cuban-American 9-30 9-30 (quar.) (quar.) Steel 9-25 9-30 $1.50 Corp. class International A 9-15 9-21 $1.13 — 9-21 12 Vic Drackett $1.12'A (quar.) 9-21 1 15c (quar.) Duffy-Mott Co. (Chicago) 9-15 1 10- 30c Dow-Theory Investment Fund 4 IV2C $1.37'/a (quar.)_—— 9-30 10- (quar.)_ 5% 9-11 •. preferred (quar.)— (quar.) Continental $5.50 Power preferred preferred Continental 10- 7c (quar.)-^ 9-14 10c $6%c (quar.)__ pfd. (stock dividend) Zellerbach Class (quar.) class A 9- 25c — common 1 15c (quar.) Knowles common (quar.) 10- 25c (quar.) (increased) (quar.) Corp., Company, Class B (quar.). Crown preferred Corp. Crossett Corp.— xJ (quar.) Gas preferred $4.52 20C (quar.) 9-14 9-14 87Vic (quar.) 1 25c Service Inc., Cresmont Oil Co. 4% preferred $4.50 • Products Acceptance 9-18 9-30 10- 20c 15c Ltd. 10-15 25c „ (quar.) preferred conv. Crescent stock Trust— 9-10 87Vic common Wheat Finance Dover Y.- .-— Corp., Mfg., 6% Crampton Crane 9-17 27'/2c — 9-25 $1.31'A ,common Dominion Foundries & Steel, Co.— 5c 6 9-21 Dominguez (quar.)_ common Corp., Paper 9-23 1 — ^—.—— o1 Investment 1 55c Power, (quar.) 4 9-15 7c ______ pfd. (quar.) (Toronto) 9- 2 t8c — Life -insurance 9-25 11- $1.31'A Ltd (Indianapolis) 9-15 9- 12- $1.16 Corp., 1 9-15 11- 2'/3% Co., 5V2% Co. 10- 50c (quar.)—— ; & 9-30 75C <(qnar.)_— Assn. 9-30 5C —— (quar.) 1 10-10 70c (quar.) 1 9-18 9-15 1 31'Ac $1.33% Ohio-Electric Co. 1 62yac (quart¬ $1.25 . 9- 9-30 9-30 9-11 10- 30c 10-15 9-14 9-30 25c 1 10- 5c 9-11 $7.40 — Investment Consumers 8 1 20c 9-15 9-15 9-21 5 10-14 15c 9 9-30 62c (quar.) common Corp. Edison preferred $4.16 (quar.) 9-15 10- 9-15 9-25 10- (quar.) Deere Stock Fund— Inc. (from security 5%% 9-12 10- 5c 4 9-28 $1.75 & 5%% 9-15 i $1.12y2 (extra)x 9- 9-30 $1 (quar.)_. preferred Consumers 9-12 9-30 $1.75 common Class 9-15 25c 1 10-30 50c (quar.) Co. Life Chemical — dividend Consumers 9-17 9-30 30c 12-18 30c —_ Consolidated 9-10 9-29 ll'Ac - 1 10- 10c ^ (Jersey City) Light Consolidated 9-16 10- $1.75 (quar.) 5J/4% 10- $1 Gas, General Consolidated 9-9 25% 15c (quar.) Stock 1-1-60 9-10 Cowles preferred David & Frere, $1.37 J/2 $1.12'A Y. (quar.) Reynolds, (quar.) & A 5% — B Loan preferred 9-15 2 10c (quar.)___ Gas, 1 50c (quar.) & 9-15 20c ' $1.05 (quar.) Oelanese Corp. of America— New common (initial quar.) ■4'A% 1 Corp._ Cigar Corp., (quar.) Dry Goods, preferrod (s-a) (From 1011- $1.25 (quar.) Corp. 10- _________ Investment-Co> (Del.) Fund, Consolidated 9-4 33c , $5 9-15 9-30 93%c (quar.) Products 9-30 15c Carthage Mills (quar.) Co., 7% pfd. 9-21 (s-a) International Bond Consolidated 9-15 50c . General 9-30 9 8 1 15c preferred 7% 9-9 f$i - 8 9-15 9-30 17Vic (quar.)_„ Craftsman Insurance Co. (Boston) Crain (R. L.), Ltd. (quar.) Dana Ry. Consolidated 9-15 9- $1 Consolidated $5 9- 11-13 9-30 I 9-11 10- _________ Quarterly 9-15 11- $1.75 1 Connecticut 9-30 10-15 $$1.25 W.) .' 9-23 6V2C preferred Confederation Ltd— 9-28 50c dividend Connecticut 9-15 $93%c common (quar.) 9-30* 10- $20c Oil Cos. Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)__ preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Canal-Randolph Corp. Capitol Records (increased quar.)____: Carey, Baxter & Kennedy (reduced)____ Carnation Company, 3%% 1st preferred (quar.) Carolina Power & Light common (quar.) $4.20 preferred (quar.) $5 preferred (quar.) Carpenter (L. E.| Co. (stock dividend) & 25c (quar.) Commonwealth Water Concord 10-15 $$2 5% (J. (quar.) Corp.— dividend) A (quar.) Quarterly 1 8% Carter 10-15 (quar.) 11-13 * 1 12- 25c + Iron preferred Composite Canadian Carriers 10c Co. Solvents Commonwealth 9- 10-15 t$1.50 Power, 11-25 , & Commonwealth Ltd.— _____ International $1.25 .(stock Commonwealth 8-28 9-30 15c (quar.) 9-15 10* 3 12- 1 '10-1 J (quar.) Counselor's Investment Fund, Inc • Co. Holderm Corp. 9- 4 Southern 5.25% 8-28 9-30 $2(4c Electric Co. (quar.) Machine Co., Ltd.— Canadian,Industries, 7% 9-30 Ltd.— (quar.)___ Ice 9-30 10-aa 2% i__ (reduced) com. (quar.) (1947 series) Petroleum 9 $2 Credit Stock 4 9- 25c - Interstate 4.64% 9- 11-27 Commonwealth Edison, common 8-28 9-30 9-25 RR. (quar.) Commercial Trust 1 7 9-24 6'/2C Commteicial 1 (quar.) General Canadian 8-31* 1 9-24 Tool Columbus .& Steel, Ltd Canadian A 1 11- (s-a)___ Fairbanks-Morse Co., Canadian Class 10- 9- 10- (quar.) Commercial 9-15 1 $2 preferred (quar.)— 5.35% preferred (quar.). 8-31 9-21 11- dividend) (quar.) Works, common Cosdt'n 9-15' 75c Co s'?? 9-1 1 $37(4c $$1.25 preferred (quar.) Canadian 1 10-15 ' Illuminating preferred 5%% preferred 9-15 (quar.)____ Ltd., (quar.) *$1 preferred (quar.)___+— $1.75 preferred (quar.)*—Collieries 1 10- $31(4c Celanese. Canadian 10- $70c —. Canadian Canadian 10- $37(4c (quar.) Canadian •5% $50c I$1.10 1 8 9-15 30c Fuel Colorado 10- 9- 1 12-17 Mahoning 5% 4 9-4 9-10 9-23 10- $1 Monthly Common 4 ;Class Canada (quar.)___ (quar.)r— Colorado 9-30 10- Corroon Crucible $1.12 Finance Coro, Inc. 7% ■ Monthly 9-18 $$1.15 $87(4c (s-a) 9-11 $1.25 International , (quar.)__ 1 (stock Electric, Glass Cumberland Sand & Stone Co.. (quar.)__ Color-Craft. Products (quar,) Colorado Central Power Co. 9-15 $37(4c (quar.) 10- 1 10- Cc. preferred preferred 3J/2% will Colonial 9-15 $1.06(4 Ltd., com. 1 10- ■ IIY2C preferred 3'A% 9-11 37 Vic Co. Colonial 8-21 10- 1 ;(quar.) Bottling Co. of. N. Colgate-Palmojive Co.— 3%% preferred (quar.)—; 8-21 9-21 25c 10- 87VsrC Coca-Cola 9-15 9-21 $32(4c — (quar.)—— 1 9-11 37%e Coca-Cola 9-11 9-11 $5.25 Corning % - (quar.) Quincy RR. Coca-Cola 9-30 1 held.- — Products Securities A 10- Screw- Cornell-Dubilier tor share share preferred (quar.) Coca-Cola Bottling Corp. (Cinn.) 1 $62(4c Co. share stockholders When Payable of Re*. ' 7% 7% 1 11- $1.18% Ltd., class A & Continental 9-15 8 $1 L_— Corp. of America (quar.) Oocper-Jarrett, Inc.* (quar.) Cooper Tire & Rubber (increased) ■ Fort-Waynesboro l^elephone (quar.)_ Peabody & Co., common (interim) preferred (quar.) 4% 1 31c 33c common 10- 9- 9-30 35c , 93%c Controls Chemical Corp Clifton 9-24 (quar.) preferred Quarterly Chemical Co. (quar.)—; Suburban Bell Telephone— & & Cleveland 9-19 (Chicago) , Nerw preferred (quar.) Cleveland Quarries (quar.)_ 9-15 9-30 25c $4.50 9-15 1 9-15 Co. $3.75 Can, (quar.)___ Continental Copper & Steel Industries— 9-15 1 9-19 50c preferred Clearfield 9-15 10- 1 9-30 $1.12'/2 form to Share * Extra, ■ . 75c common Inc. Pneumatic Quarterly Cluett ______ class Assurance Packers, 1 10- 56'Ac City Investing Co., oVz% preferred City Products Corp. (quar.) 8 10- 28%c :x_ common Ltd., Molded 4%% Co.— (quar.)x Canada Iron Foundries, Canada 10- 26(4c _________ (quar.) Flooring 9- 9-15 10- » 25c (quar.) (quar.)— Cincinnati Ltd.— Corp., preferred Canada 8 9-30 9-15 1 25c • Cleveland; Trencher Co.__ quar.)_ Inc., preference Dry 4 9- 75c (quar. I (quar.) Ltd., $1.30 Cement, $1.30 Canada 4 9- 7174c (quar.)— Bx-ead Co., preference B 5% 9- 1 9-30 1 10- - in¬ (quar.) and Company Continental Casualty Continental Cream 10- $1.16 15c tfrom net for. each Ohio Jly., Cleveland Electric (quar.) Calumet Canada 1 10- 3% (quar.) (quar.)____— $1.24 10- 25c , (quar.)____ ($1.32 9-15 $$1.25 Telephone (increased preferred 9-11 10-15 63c 5(4% preferred (quar.) California Packing Corp. $1 10-15 9-10 9-10 Cincinnati Gas & Electric 4% preferred (quar.) 9-10 $$1.12(4 (resumed)_____ 5.75% preferred (quar.)__ 6% preferred (quar. California Interstate Telephone Common 1 $5c (quar.) Water 10- 1 1 .. Trust Chile Copper Co.' Christiana Securities Co., 7% preferred (quar.) Power— preferred California 9-15 $50c (quar.) common (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.) California Consumers Corp. Stock dividend-—. $2.50 1 65c preferred California 9-15 10- Chicago Chicago 9-15 1 62'/ac (quar.) 1 10- 9-10 1 10- (quar.) Trust shares A.preferred A preferred Series 9-16 10- York preferred (quar.) Series 9-14 9-30 15c Financial 4(4 % 9-28 10- 10- (quar.)__ York & Common 9-25 28(40 r.on-cum. Calgary Power, Ltd., 10-20 9-10 $1.50 ■■■►*. Co. merged 1% Common 9-11 $1.12'A common (quar.) 5% 9-21 9-10 10-1 10c Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)_ Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific 12-11 25c Manufacturing 4'A % 1-2-60 25c Corp. (quar.) Corp. (quar.) Burroughs Butler $15c 9-30 ■». $1.19 Exchange. Bank > New - : 9-18 4c Chesebrougb-Ponds, Chicago, Burlington 8 9- 10- 9-18 9-30c $1.15 J $1.34% stock is. being exchanged . 3%% 9-'l 9-28 15c . 9-30 60c Chesapeake. 8 9-25 r__ Co., $1 $1.04 pfd. Name of Class Exchange Eank..(N. Y.)+— Corn receive. 9-17' 1 9-11 ;( Corp._ Trust and 9-28 15c — 1 35c (quar.)-_ 1i. Aircraft tquar.)_—_ Bank 9-23 10- 10c 10- >-- Quarterly x (quar.)_ 9-11 87'/2c preferred "'i' Chemical 9-18 10-15 —12'Ac 1 $1.18% (quar.) Per ... , 9-15 10- income Chemical Corn 9-17* 1 9-15 $1.23 preferred Trust Pasco York $1.25 9-15 1 $1.16 ■ .iquar,) Chance Vought Chapman Valve Mfg. 9-11 35c Inc. de $4.50 9-11 1 9-30 1 $1,121/2 — Champion Paper & Fibre— 9-15 10- 30c (2-for-l Watch, 9-10 10c x_ x___ common preferred Burlington Steel Quarterly 9-10 1 9-21 20c (quar.) com. Buffalo Forge Co Building Products, 1 10- $26c (quar.) convertible 10- 1 1010- ; . , Ghadbourn Gotham, Inc., 5% 4'/2% preferred (quar.)__ 6% preferred (quar.) ' (quar.) Finance 1 20c (quar.) x_x__ common preferred Budget vestment 8 10- 10- $1.20 4-65% preferred (quar.) 4.75% preferred (quar.) 5%% preferred (quar.) Cerro 9- $1.02 % •$1.18% Public Service— preferred (quar.)____. 6%' convertible 10-31 9-30 9-15 Wisconsin Motor Transport— Common ' .,(quar.) > - 62'Ac & com. ' V;5% - 95c (quar.)_ preferred - 10c — Brooke Bond Canada- (1959)'— 4.16% preferred (quar.) Brown-Forman Distillers Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)__ Bruce (E. L.) Co. «juar. )x 5% British-.., income)—- 1 (quar.) preferred , Century Shares 9c net 10- Central Gas Co.— preferred Brockway free (from < ■ . Broad ,$1,02'A i. Vermont 4.15% , 4%% 9-15 Maine Central 9-10 1 Power Co.,. com. (quar.) preferred (quar.) 4.60% preferred .(qtiar.)__'_^_____________ 6% preferred <quar.)_ L_— 10-16 9-10 H 1 10- 3.59% 9-21 1 $$1,1214 —-—_ preferred 1 1 rH O 36c :(quar.)___ preferred 9-10 10- $1.18% preferred (quar.) Illinois Pubiic Service preferred 1 , C (quar.)_; D.-(quar.) li;, ' V Light, preferred (quar.) 4.92% 8 10- $62c — 4% series series 10- $1.08% .i„„; series A .(quar.)_x_, series B (quar.) preferred 4,64% 8 9-14 12-10 $1.12'/a . preferred 4%% ; 9-21 12-21 Electric— Illinois Central — x 4.75% 4.80% 8-24 7d British Columbia Power Ltd. (quar.) 6% preferred (quar.) __x British Columbia Telephone Ltd., com. (quar.) 6% 1 $$1.19 4% % preferred (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.) 5'/2% preferred (quar.)x__; 5%% 1 9- f$l ____ .___—___ • 10- 1 Central dep. rets. ord. regis, (interim) Amer. dep. rets, ord, bearer (interim) British Columbia Electric, Ltd.— 4% preferred (quar.) :_. 4(4% preferred (quar.)x________.—__.—_ 4'A% preferred (quar.); (quar.) 10- f25c Amer. 4'/f>%. preferred 10-15 93%e '* Holder» 25c & (quar.)— preferred preferred 4.10% , Bristol-Myers, British-American Oil Co. Ltd. fquar.) British-American Tobacco Co. Ltd.—• When Payable of Rec. „ 250 Gas preferred (quar.)Illinois Electric &_Gas— Common 9-16 . preferred. (quar.) preferred (quar.), Central , 9-30 'A% Co,— Share ., . (quar.) „ Hudson 4.35% 4.75% • 8 9-30 9-30 Company of Georgia Ky. Common (quar,) Brazilian ■ ' Per Payable o1 Rec. HOc ——:— 15 10- 5 9-18' & Co.— 87'/a C 10-24 10- 9 $1.12 Vi 10-24 10- 9 The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle (1188) 16 When Per 2VAo (quar.) Light Co.. com Duquesne 46 preferred (quar.) 4% preferred (quar.) __ 4.10% preferred (quar.) 4.15% preferred (quar. 4.20% preferred (quar.) $2.10 preferred (quar.)— Duval Sulphur & Potash (quar.) 3.75% East Nat. Tennessee preferred com. $4c (quar.) 40c 1® 9-28 $1.12/a 10-1 7 Ac & Co. Electric Ltd. Elder Bond Electrical Elco (Calif.) Emery 9-JO 8-2H 9-18 9-30 8-10 9-21 9- 3 9-16 9-25 9-30 9-11 9-21 45c 4% 15c 40c (quar.) ®"lj* 9-30 9-18 9-30 10-15 9-16 Co. 9- Hathaway 10- 1 9-10 Hauserman 8-28 Hawaiian preferred (N. (quar.) Y.) B preferred Telephone preferred $2,375 General :— Co. 11-15 11-15 11 15 11-15 10-23 10-23 10-23 10-23 10- 1 9-4 10-1 9-15 Co. 1 9-15 10- 1 9-15 3l'Ac 10- 1 9-15 35c 10- 1 9-15 52c 10- 1 9-15 Ohio— of (quar.) the Empire Trust Co. (N. Southwest— Equity _. Fund, Inc. — Mills (increased-quar.) Erwin Eversharp, Inc., 5% preferred Ex-Cell-O (quar.)— common ___■ (quar.) common — 10- 1 9-10 1 9-18 Home (quar.) (quar.) Excelsior Insurance Co. of New York (quar.) Fabrex Corp. (initial) Corp. Fairbanks — 47c preferred (quar.) 6% preferred (quar.) Family Finance Corp. (quar.) Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.) __ & Life Traders N. Y.) ._— Insurance (quar.) Pacific Shops Electric Corp. — — (stock class (Dela.) dividend) __ (monthly)- A (monthly) Common ___ Federation Inc. Inc. (quar.) Trust & (N. Y.) accumulated net B Co., (stock National Bank City (Jersey Stores Bank (5c Y.) N. Mutual from J Florida Food S4.2C 9-25 9- lc 9-22 9-11 9-22 9-11 50c 11-1 11- 1 gains and lc from & inc.) (quar.) (quar.) preferred (quar.)_. (quar.) _ (quar.)__ (quar.) — Franklm Electric (stock dividend) Fraser Cos., Ltd. (qdar.) Company, Friedman 67* Realty preferred Co. 3 9-15 9-21 9- 8 507* 10-20 10- 5 507e 10-20 10- 5 Fuller investment Garfinckel 4%% Garlock Garrett Stock Garrett Gas Gate (Julius) Packing & 9-15 9-19 6c 9-25 9-20 22c 9-22 10- 1 Co., Gera Gibson 4 8-28 9-21 2 8-26 12-15 10-30 25c 10- 1 9-11 10- 1 9-11 75c 10- 1 10- 1 10c 12-15 10c 10- 1 25c 9-21 $12'Ac 10-16 25c 10-15 12-31 10-26 9- 1 9-24 9-15 12- 7 9-18 9-10 9-25 10- 1 12-15 9-30 10- 11-16 9.30 q 15 io-3n in 1k 9.25 1 9-30 9-15 11- 2 q_ 4. 9I16 1 9-15 40c 9-30 9-15 28'Ac 9-30 9-15 30c 9-25 q £ % l0c 25C 10- A (quar.) (J. o 1 9-15 10-10 9-30 i0_ x 25c 9-30 9-12 Co. of Co. Paper 9-21 1 9-15 9-18 9-18 $1.37'A 9-30 9-18 40C 10- 1 43%C 10- 1 9-11 56'Ac 11- 4 10-27 9-11 25c 9-25 9- 9-25 8-31 50c 9-30 9-15 25c Walker 1 9-25 12-15 8 9-21 9-15 12- 0 Ltd. Canada, (see 10- 45c 9-25 8-31 (H.)15c — 15c — Mines Gold $6c 1 9-11 9-11 9-30 9- S-30 2 9- 2 30c 11- 2 9-30 37'Ac 11- 2 9-30 50c 9-25 10c 9-14 9- 4 $1.06'A 9-29 9- 2 — (quar.)—_—— Group 9-30 10- Ltd.— (quar.)___ $1.12'A W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)__ Houdaille Industries, common (quar.)__t $2.25 preferred (quar.)____ ____ $12'Ac preferred (Frank 9-15 Houston Natural Gas, 5% preferred Hubbell 9-11 9-11 20c 9-30 9-11 62'Ac 9-30 9-11 9-30 $1.31'A 9-30 15c — 60c (quaiwdsv 40c - Class B 6.40% (F. C.) class 4'A% 9-28 9-14 10- 9-15 10-15 10-15 9-15 9-30 9-11 $45c 50c 10- 1 9-30 9-15 9-15 9-15 $1.25 9-18 12-30 12-18 35C 9-30 9-19 69c 9-30 9-19 $1.13 9-30 9-19 (quar.)____ common preferred 9-30 $1.25 (quar.) (quar.) Sons, 10-15 62'AC (quar.)_ preferred 9-18 $20c (quar.)_ ccnv. & A prior 9-14 $40c A preferred A (quar.)__ Huron & Erie Mortgage, new com, (initial) Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.) $2.75 9-28 $10c preference preferred preferred 9-11 9-10 1 50c (quar.) Hupp Corp., 5% 9-11 9-21 HaSk-' County National Huyck 1 1 31'Ac )_______—:__ Inc. (Harvey) 1 10- 10- — preferred ($25 par)____i__ 5'A % preferred (quar.) (quar. 9-18 9- —— i .____ 5% Corp. 1 25c (quar.) common (quar.) 9-30 10- 56'Ac __ 5% 1 9-11 9-30 75c (quar.) Company, 4%% 57* 10- 1 9-30 $1 _______ _______ (quar.)____ Finance Horner 9- 10- 10- 35c 15c (quar.) 8-31 4 91'Ac (quar.)—_—______ preferred 9-25 voting pfd. Co. $1.50 & (quar.)—___—— (quar.)__________ I 9-15 1 9-1 Ideal 9-10 " ' 1 9-18 9-18 Imperial 9-30 9-15 10- 9 9-25 50c 10- 1 9-8 10- 1 9-15 15c 10- 1 9-10 $1.50 12'Ac 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 Bros., Inc. (B. F.) ' (quar.) Co. (quar.)___ 55c Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd. 47* preferred (quar.). Government Employees Insurance (quar.) Grafton & Co.. Ltd., class A (quar.) Graham-Paige Corp., 67* pfd. (quar.) Grand Rapids Varnish Corp. (quar.) Grand & Toy Co., Ltd. (quar.) Grant (W. T.) Co., common (quar.) 3%7* preferred (quar.)_ American (N. 57* preferred (quar.) Ins. Co. (Houston) Great Western Sugar, (quar.) preferred Greater All American Mountain L.) Greenwich common Co. Markets (stock Gas, Greyhound Lines Co., of Canada, Ltd. $5 5% Life preferred 9-8 Insurance Mobile & preferred 9-8 9-30 9-21 9-15 9-15 9- 1 12-10 12- 1 Gulf Power Gulf & Co., Western 4.647* g_15 Insurance Halliburton Oil Well 9- 9-30 8-28 3 7* 9-30 £-28 3C 9-21 8-31 9-30 9-18 30c 10- 2 9-10 10- 9-10 tl8%c 10- 2 preferred 1 9-15 — — Mexico (quar.) 4% preferred (quar.) Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% 60c 10- 1 9-15 preference (quar.) Inspiration Consolidated Copper 9-30 8-27 Institutional 9- 8 11- 2 10-23 9-30 9-18 pfd. Fund Income vestment income (s-a) 1 9-10 9-30 9-30 9- 4 9-30 9- 4 11-16 11- 2 Quarterly $1 $3 — 50c —— (7c Inter-County 9-10 plus 8c from 8-3) 2 10-15 12-14 11-20 International 3-14-60 1 9-15 International 5 7* 10-15 9-10 Common J25c 12-28 60c S-25 9-10 (quar.) 10-15 3 9-22 9- 8 9- 1 10-20 9-30 rH O 9-15 50c Telegraph 10- 1 10- 1 35c , 1 H 9-30 9-15 9-15 9-15 common 50c 10-15 9-15 10-15 9-30 9-30 9-21 $1 — 9-11 40c (quar.) 1 50c , 10- $$1 — 9-30 9-21 Co.— (quar.) Minerals (quar.) 1 Co.— — Harvester, Milling preferred 10-30 10- 11-28 10- 9-15 12- 31'Ac & (quar.) preferred B (quar.) Corp. Interlake Steamship $1.16 1 1-2-60 15c 57* (quar.)__ 10- 9-15 (Chicago)— Interlake Iron dividend)____ 1 57* (stock dividend) Building Telephone preferred 10- realized j. Common 9-21 4 in¬ from — 8-28 9-21 9- 50c Insurance Exchange 4% 10- 40c $15c profits) Corp. of America 9-21 2-23 9-10 Ltd.— Shares, $1 11- 9-16 1 Ltd.— securities Insurance 1 10- — 9-15 8-27 10- $1.25 12'Ac —■ 1 9-18 $1.41'A Ltd.— 10- Institutional 9-16 9-16 A.— S. 50c class A Bell, 1 1 24c de Ingram 1 1 shares Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., 9-15 9-30 10- 10- 10- 7 $68%c 10-9 9-30 10-15 $1 (quar.) common 1 8-27 7 $56'Ac Ltd. 1 9-30 7 9- $1.06'A —- 10- 9- 1 Co.— Acceptance, & 9- 1 10- $1.05 preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Electrica 1 10- $1.14 42'Ac (quar.) American 10- $1.03'/a — 11- 10- 12'Ac Cementing Co. 4 $1.03 —___ 5% preferred A (quar.)— 4'A7* preferred B (quar.) 5'A7* 7'Ac (extra) 9-18 ; (quar.)— International Scotia) 1 9-30 — Electric— preferred Indianapolis Water 4% (Nova 10- $30c (quar.)__—1 preferred 15c preferred 9-15 10-15 Fund $1.25 (stock 9-30 10-31 (s-a) Michigan 37'Ac (quar.) Corp. & 4.207* 9-15 37'Ac Ohio RR., (quar.) preferred $35c $31'Ac preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.)— Indianapolis Power & Light— Common (increased) 47* preferred (quar.) 10- 1 12c 20c (quar.) 9-11 9-15 $12'Ac $1.25 Co. 1 9-30 —~_ 4.567* 4'A% $1,25 (quar.) 10- _______— (quar.) of Canada, Ltd.— Foundation Industrial $1.06'A preferred 1 of Canada— (quar.) preferred Indiana 9-11 25c (quar.)__ — 4'/b7* 1 1 Consumer Finance Corp.— conv 6% Income 11-11 37'Ac (quar.) Griggs Equipment (quar.)____ Grinnell Corp. (quar.) Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp 60c 4 9-11 4.127* 9-30 17'Ac common convertible Guardian 9- 11-25 9-30 1% $1.50 preferred (quar.) Greyhound Corp., common (quar.) 4'A% preferred (quar.)____ 5% preferred (quar.) 30c $50c Common 9-14 10-15 27'Ac common 9- 9-11 $12'Ac Quarterly 9-18 37'Ac t40c t30c 7'Ac dividend) (increased) (quar.) Imperial Oil, Ltd. 9-30 $1.75 Power 1 1 Ltd.— Corp. (quar.) preferred (quar.) Imperial Life Assurance Co. Industria (quar.) (H. 9 — (quar.) 10- 10- Corp.— —— —___. preferred 45c Corp. Great Western Producers, Inc.— $1.80 preferred A (quar.) Green 10- Stores, Ltd. Amer. dep. rets. Financial 50c — Paper & 6'A7* 9-25 a27'A7* Green 1 1010- 40c Universal 4 Chemical Investment A 5.65 7* Western 57* 9-25 12-15 10- 55c 93%c Great 7% 25c $25c 10c Quarterly Great 10-31 $45c (quar.) Southern Life t50c 15c (quar.) Y.) 9-8 9- 1 9-11 9-10 Imperial Tobacco Co. $3l'Ac Insurance Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., com. $1.20 Class B pref. (quar.) Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.— Great 9-30 Color Extra Class 10- 9-30 9-30 35c Cental RR. (quar.) $1.40 (quar.)__ (quar.) Quarterly Imperial 10-15 20c $2.15 — 25c (quar.) 57'Ac (qu'ar.)________ (quar.). 9-29 10- $1.50 Goodrich Co. 10c (quar.) (quar.)_ Telegraph preferred Cement Co.— Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Illinois & Stock Breaker 3c Tool Inc.__ Co. Circuit 4.607* 9-30 10- tlOc 50c Machine Sons, I-T-E 9-30 25c (reduced) (quar.) Lewis J.) (quar.) (quar.)— Mines Ltd. Telegraph (quar.) Goebel Brewing Co.— 60c conv. preferred (quar.) Halifax 32i/2C 8-21 $4.25 9-21 Inc.— preferred 9-21 Corp.— 25c Gold Gulf, q.2i ?jJ (quar.) 9-15 Company Gulf 3% (initial). 1 Stock 9-11 50c "Zi: 10- $1.25 Cement Griesedieck 10- 5 12'Ac Chemical 10c Final 25c 9-12 $1.25 Great (quar.)_ (quar.) (quar.) dividend $c Falls Insurance Great 9-30 1 & 9-18 30c 10- Glidden 9-18 9-30 10- (Jersey City) (quar.) Hughes-Owens, Ltd., class Gold 9-18 $1.50 quar.) Art Gielow 1 10- 10-15 9-14 (quar¬ (initialy com. (quar.) Portland Giddings & 1 37'Ac common interest income) new Giant Yellowknife Gold 10- 1 pfd. Corp., Giant 10- (quar.) conv. (increased (Ga.) 9-10 9- 12y,c preferred Freightlines City Steel, 6'A% 4 1 1 i0c Corp. Co. 9- 10- 10- (quarterly from (quar.) Inc., class B convertible Light 9-4 75c income) (George A.) Co. Gannett Co., 2 10c ___ preferred Goldblatt 9-17 10- He Corp. (quar.) Fnto Company (quar.) Fundamental Investors, Inc. $5 5 28%c Extra 17'Ac 57o preferred (quar.)______ Georgia Power Co.— Glens J30C (quar.) Frigikar net 9-15 9- 3% (quar.) beneficial investment Corp., 10- Hudson 9-15 9-30 sc _ of 10-15 9-14 30c Inc. Genung's, (quar.) George Putnam Fund of Boston— Certificates 5 27'Ac ._. 9-14 1 25c (quar.) (increased-quar.) terly from Georgia-Pacific 10- 9-30 10- 9-25 25c _ (s-a) Parts 5 (quar.) 10-15 .9-30 $1.15 8 18c Machinery & Chemical Corp.— Common (quar.) Forbes & Wallace, $3 class A (quar,)__ Foremost Dairies. Inc. (quar.) Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co. (resumed) Fort Worth Transit Co. (quar.) IFosteria Pressed Steel (quar.) Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd. Frlck Genuine 5 25c 9-14 10-15 5 10- 9-30 10-15 1010- $1.37% ' 9-30 37'Ac 10-31 87'Ac 10-31 Genesco, Inc., common (quar.) $3.50 preferred A (quar.)__ 9 10-15 10-15 $1.25 : 9- 10-15 $1.12% (quar.) preferred (quar.) 5%% preferred (quar.)_______. 2 25c $1.06'A (quar.) $5 28c pfd. preferred preferred 4'A% $1.18% ; 5% common 4'A7* 10- 25c Corp., common (quar.) preferred (quar.) conv. Hoving (quar.) $1.05 Inc., General Tire & Rubber Co.— preferred 9- 9-30 1 8-21 8-21 8-21 8-21 8-21 9-17 $4.60 9-4 1 10- 1 1 1 1 9-15 9-15 9-21 10- 25c (quar.) 1 66c 1010101010- 1 1 1 53'Ac 54'Ac 10- 9-30 9-30 8-21 $1.23 9-21 11- 9-30 (quar.) 30c 75c " preferred 9-15 10- Corp. Sugar Hoover 55c $4.92 10-10 37'Ac Time 9-15 2 $1.25 Utilities Line, 4'A% 1 10- 10- 2 10- 9-30 18c Corp. (quar.) Light Co., common Stores, Corp. 1 10-31 9-30 Food Fram 9-15 8 12'Ac & Water Tiger Fair 9- 20c (quar.) (quar.)___ Florida Telephone Corp., class A Flying 10- 1 9-30 50c Public Utilities, com. preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 43A% 30c 10c 5% Fund— capital Power Power $1.12 8 J.) (quar.)__ (quar.) Corp. (quar.) & Porter, 5 7c pfd. Bros., $5 preferred Florida 8 9- 35c City, (N. Firstamerica Florida 9- 9-25 75c National National Florida 9-25 11c Quarterly First Florida 11-14 current income) class A (stock dividend)dividend) _____; First Fischer 12- 1 12c ___ Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.___ Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y. (quar.) Lumber 9-15 30c (quar.)__ (quar.) Paper Products (quar.) Fund, Inc. (quarterly from Fisher 8-28 9-15 9-8 9-15 $1 (quar.) ____ Bank Corp. First 10- 1 9-30 9-16 8-28 10- 1 56'Ac Fibreboard Class 40c $1 30c 40c 9-30 10-1 10-1 10- 1 35c Federated Publications, First 80c 7'Ac (quar.) preferred (quar.) Federated Department Stores, $2.25 and 55c 59%c (quar.) lc (quar.) Bake Fidelity (quar.) 50c . Faultless Rubber Co. Ferro (quar.)__ preferred 50c (quar.) common (quar.) common Federal Extra preferred preferred 5.28% $3 Federal B 4.40% 8-31 5c C. Class 9- 4 9-30 (Syra¬ (quar.) Farrell-Birmingham Co., Federated 9-22 25c Quarterly T. (quar.)_ Telephone & Electronics Corp.— (increased-quar.) preferred (quar.)_; Common General Fall River Gas. V. preferred Whitney— convertible preferred (accum.) Fairmont Foods, common (quar.)_ cuse, 4.367* 15c -. $1.60 Farmers General $1.1'2% 9-15 1 21'Ac Hooker (quar.)____.— 9-18 10- $45c Holophane 10- 9-22 9-18 9-18 9-10 preferred 9-30 $6c 5% 10- 1 10- 1 10- 1 10- 1 $4.50 9-18 9-29 Extra 9-10 Wisconsin— of 9-29 (quar.) Furnace 1 20c 30c 25c 37'Ac (quar.) 9-14 Ltd. Hollinger Consolidated Quarterly ___: 28c 36'Ac (quar.)___ preferred Telephone Co. 1 10- 36'Ac (quar.) & Worts) Electronics (quar.) 10- 9-30 preferred 5.80% 9-18 15c pfd. Walker-Gooderham Holly 9-21 9-21 9-11 4 1 Gooderham Hoffman 10-10 9-10 10- 1 4 10- 50c Quarterly 1 10- 1 99- Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co. (quar.)__. Hllo Electric Light Co., common 1 40c $1 6c (quar.)_ 9-18 9-22 9-22 75c Company Co. Dauch 9-15 25c Heritage Fund, Inc. Hershey Creamery Co. Hertz Corp. (quar.) 10- 9-18 9-18 5.60% 1 ______ 11- 10- 1 10- 8 General 10- — 55c z 10c (quar.)—— Y.) Eqdicott Johnson Corp., 4% preferred (quar.). 40c (quar.) preferred <quar.)______—__: 5'A% preferred (quar.) Helme (George W.) Co., common (quar.) 77* preferred (quar.) Heppenstall Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)-——__ Hercules Powder Co. (quar.)__ & 6 9-11 5% —:_ 47* Hinde 10- 1 37'Ac preferred F (quar.)__. 5%% preferred G (quar.) Hecla Mining Co. (quar.) Hein-Werner Corp. (quar.)___—— 1 Heinz (H. J.) Co., 3.657* preferred (quar.) Hellei (Walter E.) & Co., com. (increased) Holland (quar.) preferred F.) 10-20 10- 1 —__—- 5.807* Electric 25'Ac 27'Ac (quar.) 9-18 50c (quar.) common preferred D preferred E Hiram _______ of Co. (10- $3.50 75c 5'A%; 9-8 60c ___ (quar.)___ Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—• preferred (quar.) preferred 9-18 1 33%c ___; preferred Telephone 9-30 10- 62'Ac (quar.)_; preferred 8-31 of Michigan—• preferred $2.20 9-24 9-14 1 10- 5 'A % 59%c (quar.) $2.10 9-10 9- 4 Illinois— of preferred General 10- 1 9-28 9-24 25c 32'Ac 32'Ac 33c (quar.) Telephone 5% 5% 9-17 10- 50c — ____ preferred 9-11 25c Telephone Co. of Indiana— preferred (quar.)_ $1.40 9-30 40c (quar.)__ General Telephone Co. General 10- 5 10- 5 50c 15c (quar.) General 11- 2 1 $1.50 (quar.) F.) (E. 9-17 10- t$1.62 — (quar,)_ Times (C. 9-10 1 $12'Ac preferred B (quar.) 4'A% preferred C (quar.) 25c 50c (quar.) 5.10% (s-a) 9 Co., Gas preferred 11- 2 4.75% 7% 8% Florida— of preferred General 9-15 Electric, Hartford Hartford 25c _— (quar.) $1.25 — 9-21 8-13 9-10 1 10- 25c —_ 1 10- 50c - Corp. (quar.) Hartford Fire Insurance 10- 1 9-30 9-18 9-10 10- (quar.) (quar.)—___— Harsco 9-J.5 12- 8 5 9-30 50c dividend 9-30 12-22 9-21 11- 9-21 $1.12% —._ Stock 9-15 11-16 $1.06'A :— (quar.) preferred (quar.) ___—_— Farms International, Ltd., pfd. A— Harding Carpets, Ltd ) — Hamischfeger Corp. (quar.)— —aHarris-Intertype Corp. (quar.) 93%c _ ____ $2.40 9-30 10- 5 9-15 9-15 1 Refractories— Harbison-Walker 9-21 (quar.) $1.35 15c $1,16% 9-18 9-18 9- 4 of California— Co. Inc. 10- 10c (quar.) (quar.)— Y.) Holders Payable 0) Rec. 25c 5% (qUar.) Telephone $2.50 50c — — Air Freight (quar.) Manufacturing Co. District Castings $1.32 9- 8 y-l8 9-30 10- 1 10- 1 10- 1 9-30 9-30 ._ .__ (quar.) $1.30 ^-29 10- 1 Hardee 1 $1.25 (quar.) (quar.) preferred $1.30 preferred 10-1 9-15 10 $1.25 (quar.)— (quar.) Corp. (Minn.) $1.00 Corp.— (increased) dividend Empire 8-27 8-27 8-27 60c Abrasives <fc Mfg. 1 10- 1 10- 1 7% (quar.) — Electric Steel pieferred General 35c 25c (quar.)— Quarterly Emhart o~on 15c Co. Quarterly Elmira & Williamsport RR. Co. (s-a)_. Elizabeth town Water Co. (Consolidated) Stock 7 ,o Shoe, preferred preferred $1.25 Reinsurance 5% Hanover 4'A% 7c common... General 32'A<? (quarj (stock dividend)— (increased) Refractories Emerson on Refractories General 9-i» 8-27 9-8 9- 8 a77* —_ pfd. 57* General $11® $1-34 $1-35 Auto-Lite Electro 10- l 10- 1 $1', common Share Products Corp. Electric split General Telephone Gas. & Inc., 14> (quar.) Co. Mfg. 9-10 9-12 (N. $1.12'A 25c 'Boston) Railway Signal General 81.03 (quar.) Natural Electric 9-ll $1.06'A (quar.) (quar.) preferred (quar.) $5.36 preferred (quar.) $5.40 preferred (quar.) Paso iu- l Insuiance 37'Ac preferred 5% Trust General Securities $4.72 El 10-15 10-1 9-30 (quar.) (quar.). Portland Cement ,2-30 7 Ac $37'Ac Corp com. preferred $30c (quar.)_ Co.— preferred $5 Hanover 50c $1 10c 15c (quar.) Corp. preferred (quar.)___ General . preferred partic. preferred $4.50 • Y.) j 9-30 9-11 9-11 Motors $3.75 (quar.) Ltd. Mills, General Stores Bros. Paso General 3-for-l (quar.) Co., Investors 15c (quar.) Trust, Investment Baler Industries, General 9-zo Match 4'A% General Fund— 9-25 Mfg. $4.12 9-15 » * (N. 31'Ac preferred (quar.) : Convertible preferred (quar.) General Crude Oil (quar.) General Electric, Ltd. (final) ' Bank 10c 2c 67* 9 i°c Economy El Co., iu- i iU" 1 14c Economic Edison (quar.) Finance 37c yuc income) investment net (From Echlin Balanced pieferred Controls J Hanover (quar.)— (quar.) Hamilton Paper Co. (quar.)—— Hammermill Paper Co., 6% Corp.— preferred (quar.) Cable Corp., common Contract 10 — Co., 4% mo 9-11 9-17 J$1.25 preferred Hamilton Mfg. 4'A7* conv. General 9 17 9-4 9-30 10- 1 10- 1 5% Builders General 5% 10- 1 Hamilton Corp.— «* General 1 net investment income) Howard Stock Fund— (From Eaton Eddy (quar.) (quar.) Texas - General J1" } 11 10c —.____ of Co. Transportation 9- 8 9-10 10-7 $1-50 (quar.) Oil American 9- 8 10- 1 10- 1 J}-™ preferred A (accum.) preferred B (accum)——s. Eastman Kodak, common (quar.) Howard 9-15 9 15 9-30 9-30 25c (quar.) preferred American (quar.) Cotton Co., Ltd.-— 47'Ac $2 10c $8 preferred (quar.)__ General Bankshares Corp. (quar.)—. General Box Co. (quar.) 10-1 22/ac (quar.) common $7 preferred 10-15 W ■ — $4.50 Quarterly General Baking 75n Investors/common 20c Inc. Xerox $1.12% 10c (quar.).— preferred American General 9 10 10- 1 10 1 10-15 10- 1 15c 32%c $60c $6 & General (Md.)— Eastern States Corp. Eaton 9 4 — (increased-quar.)— Steel Stainless $3.60 10 l (quar.) preferred $1 General common 9- 1 9-1 9-30 When Per Share Name of Company Haloid 10- 1 10- 1 10-28 10-14 10- 1 10- 1 $$1.25 . Industries, convertible 6% 4 9 30 (quar.) American Payable of Rec. $40c (quar.) Co., common preferred 9- 4 9-4 preferred (quar.)-- Racing Association, Eastern J Share of Company Power General 10- 1 10 1 31 Ac preferred (quar.) 4'/2% 5% . jggc Participating Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, com. Eastern ® ®0c (quar.) Bakeries, partic. 9- 4 — 5.20% Eastern 4% 10- 1 5l%c 52 Ac (initial)—— Gas, com. (quar.) Centers Food Eagle Name Gatineau Monday, September 21, 1959 . Holdera When Per Holders sha" Kame ol Compcnv . . & Chemical Corp.— —____. (quar.)— (Continued on page 52) Volume Number 190 5883 . . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1189) Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange DAILY RANGE OF PRICES WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK Range for Previous STOCKS Year 1958 Lowest 30 % Jan 3 43% Jan 13 102 % Jan 7 14 Jan Range Since Jan. 1 Highest 3 Lowest 40% Dec 29 713/s Nov 120 40 24 243A Nov 3 29% Oct 14 20% Jan 2 29% Dec a 18 18% Mar 26 18 19% Jan 1 1121/2 Feb 20% Aug 26 49% Oct 24 37% July 15 2 143A Jan Sep 593/s Feb 20 Nov 31 47% Jan 2 14'A Sep 18 Jan I it NEW Highest Abacus LOW STOCK Monday Laboratories Par Fund Abbott 47% May 8 843A Apr 28 134 YORK EXCHANGE A% Sept. 14 1 convertible 5 common *41% 64 % 20 % 19% 19% 19% 19% 52 19 "4 52'A 19% 51 % 52 19% 19% 51% 52% 52% 14% 52% 14% 14% 50% 14% 51% 14% 14% 6,800 31% 14% 14% 32% 31 % 14% 31% 14% 31% 10,000 32 31 % 31% 28 31 27% 31 27% 1 Co_. 10 i 61 943A Jan 2 125 Addressograph-Multigraph Corp 5 17 % Jan 107% 28 29% May 11 Admiral 1 18% 23% Jan 2 343A July 16 91% Mar 10 Aeroquip Corp 21 74 3 Sep 18 315'/a Apr 33A Feb 16 30 JO Va Mar 328 9 Adams 9 Jan Apr 12 2 34 Dec 31 Jun 30 35 2 203/8 Nov 7 17% Sep 10 2234 Apr 2 26 9 <j3% Jan 2 38% Sep -8 72 Jan 4V8 Jan 16 2 Dec 80% Nov 30 24 10% Dec 77% Jun 30 1191 Nov 13 280 Jan 21 160 Dec 29 14% Apr 30 % Jan 2 33 Dec 93/4 Jan July 31 80 30 2 91 Apr 12 Dec 16 72% Apr 29 18 493/8 Nov 100 12 28 93 Jan 29 160 Jan 2 32 Va Jan 28 11 44 Va Jan 7 12 Dec 95% Aug 7 123A Feb 10 15% Oct 6 963/8 Oct \ v 7 92 Jan 18 Jun 2 85 Jan Sep 133/8 Apr 104 Alco 15 Apr $4 — 'mmmmmmm - — — 16 73 *289 2 , 47, *46 107 102 18% 18 29% 75 327 29% 76 *280 4% 75% *281 4% 4% 32 % 31% 27% 48 27% 117 , 27% 48 105% 18% 29% 77 48 101 103 17% 29 75% 327 *281 4% 4% 18% 29 77% 327 *109 27% *46% 101 17% 28% 74 *227 116 3,700 4,300 27% 3,000 48% 600 101% 15,800 17% 17,200 28% 2,600 75% 13,500 327 4% 4% 32 31 % 18% 31% 18 30% 18% 31 18 % 18% 1,800 18 18% 37% 17% 38% 18% 38% 5,400 preferred— 38% 38 100 84% 84% 38% 84% 85 37% 38 *83% 8,200 85% 84% *83 % Chemical Kid 34% 1 A__ prior preferred convertible *32 11% 100 *104% 110 *180 195 common preferred Industries Allied 4% 28% 27% *107 38'A Allen 21% Mar 20 78% 18% • 117 18 Allied 7 29% 327 47 : 105% *109 38 2 Inc No par preferred 11% 32 11% "104% 180 11% *83% 11% 12 11% 110 *104% 110 *104% 185 *180 195 185 12% 11% 4% 70 11% 76,200 110 *104% 110 185 *180 195 63V8 38% 36 38 % 37% 38% 37% 1 57% 38% 37 58% 57% 373/4 58% 58 59 59 59% 57% 58'A 100 Inc 1 Corp 18 Co 5 95% 24% 110 *18% 95% *93 24% xl9 19% 111% 107 110% 18% 18% 96 *93 19% 109 18% 18% 96 20 *93 ' 109% 19 4,600 84% 10 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd 8 4% 191/4 117 1 Corp ' — 29% 100 47 109 *107 5 conv 6% 47 117 common Gas Inc 5%% 30 27% No par pfd 1951 series Alleghany Corp 17 283/8 Aug 25 Aug conv 4%% Va Apr 17 603/4 Aug 31 132 1 Products Aldens 44 102 No par Industries J Alabama 30 {•„ July 24 206'A Apr 1 Corp 4.50% A 8 14 Co Air Reduction Inc common 22 6 Va Mar 19 11% Jan Express Adams-Millis Corp May 19 24% Jan Jan 6,400 25 Steel 9 July 300 63% Industries Inc Acme 11 Dec 82% Shares 40% ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc 29 5 40% ACF I Nov 83% Nov 64% Jan ■3 % 33% Oct 297 41 % 63% Aug 17 57 34% July 15 19% Dec 3 *40% 64% 20 97 8 41% 64% *107 2 13 *40% 1 1 2 % Jan 64 the Week 100 preferred 6 49 % Jan 63 % Friday Sept. 18 Vending Corp Jan 1933/4 Jan 41 % 66 Sale* for Thursday Sept. 17 ABC Oct 18 41 % 3 7 253A Nov 42% PRICES 24 82 28 SALE Sept. 16 Apr 24 % Jan 16% Jan HIGH Wednesday 23 Va Jun 27 Va Sep JJ Jan 18 AND Tuesday Sept. 15 96 *93 70 , 12,200 13,400 96 50 19 19% 183/4 19 5,900 108 109% 106 % 107 8,400 18% 18% 57% 53% 18% 51 18% 13 39 Va Jan ft 24 Allied Mills 50% No par 52- 1,000 433A Oct 64% Apr 44% Feb No par 2 51% 50 41% 51% 41% 47% 41 49% 15% Jan 21 10% Jun 17 14% Feb 4 Allied 41% 3,100 10% May 19 353/4 Jan 2 41% 41% 40 41% 40 11% 11% 11% 3,900 613A Jun 11 Allied 11 '/a 40% 5 Products Corp 5 Stores Corp common—No par 11 11 10% 11% 2,700 59% 56% 573/4 76% 753A 76 343/4 353/8 36% Jun 27 Jan 12 74 Jan 22 Va May 19 913A Jan 27 Jan 26 6 2 2 57 Dec 55 Ve Dec 17 47% Sep 11 18 52% Jan Allied 21 82% July 28 75 % Sep 16 833A Mar 17 30 Va Dec 26% Feb 17 383A Sep 1 29 127% Sep 39 % Feb 1 111 Nov 423A Oct 31 104 17 31 Jan 32% Sep 8 4% Jun 25 38% Oct 13 27 1 4.08% 96% Oct 13 77% May 11 1153/4 July 24 May 11% 11% 607/b 60% 60% 60% 60% 100 Mfg 77% 77% 77% 77% 75% 76% 10 35 % 26 34% 36 35% 36% 121 117% 118 119% 119% common convertible preferred—100 Alpha Portland Cement 39% July 15 2 Inc preferred Allis-Chalmers 25 603/b Jan Laboratories 10 60% *116 34 34% 34 34% 34% Jan 15 52 Apr 29 33% Jan 5 62 21 42% Dec U 39 Feb 12 46 July 20 Sep Sep 18 Sep 18 33% Feb 21 53% Dec 15 46 81 25 1143/a Sep 17 81 Feb 2 253A Oct 1253/4 Oct 10 34% 35% 34% 343A 32% 5,600 32% 33% 32% 32% 323/B 108% 323/4 74,800 107% 108% 108% 109% 1073/4 1083A 17,900 40% 40% 44% Nov 12 403/4 Oct 14 34% Jan 27 Vb Apr 13 7 45% 12.50 47'% 48% 83% 84% Corp Petroleum American Airlines common 353A Apr 30 333/b Apr 0 9 2 50 Va Sep 2 American Bakeries 18 38 Va Jan 5 American Bank 32 3/4 Sep 31 66% May 29 5R Jan 2 193/8 Feb 25 37 3/8 Dec 11 18 333A jan 2 47 3A Dec 16 2434 Sep 45% Jan 2 64 Va May 3% % 6% 29 1 convertible preferred 100 Co No par 393/s May 6 58 3 American 32 25 % *121 32% 26 % 139 41 41 42 46% 45% 45% 46 46 46 700 47% 47% 47% 47% 46% 47% 46 46 83% 84 1,400 83% 83% 82 833/8 81 82% 32% 31% 32% 31 313/4 5,600 26% 25'A 26 Va 25% 25 5/8 27,200 *45 31% 25% *123 32 32 26 25% 139 *123 common Bosch Arma Corp Shoe Co 47% 47% 47% 47% 10 33 33'% *32% 33% 50 Note preferred American Aug Co Amerada 160 Va Apr 58% Dec 50 40 a 400 34% 32% 106% 44% 2 24Vb Jan 118 1,470 119 33 % 39 Sugar 42% Jan 10 9 6,300 42,400 110% 1 Amerace 5 *115 32% Corp No par Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par 563A July 17 106% Feb 36% 123 103 % convertible preferred Jan 31 143A Jan 85% Jan 18 6% Amalgamated 35% *117 1 Aluminipn Co of America Mar 31 273/4 Jan 76 No par Aluminium Limited Amalgamated Leather Co— 22 x57% 61 % 61 % *60 63 2 Brake No par 26% 27% 51 52 • 42 139 47% 47% *32% ♦45 *120 139 47% 47% 33 % 33 33 60 60 60 60 *39 *120 *47 323/4 *60 41% 50 17,700 139 47% 323/4 61 Va 1,100 1,000 1. 30 25% 26% 25% 26% 25% 26% 243A X50% 50% 25% 49% 15,800 50% 49 49% 47% 47'A 3,000 27 27% 26% 273% 19% 19% 19% 9% 83/4 42% 43% 42% 42% 353/4 36% 36% 36% American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres Inc common 1 13 Jan 2 22 Nov 11 20 % Jan 2 30% July 29 19 Jan 2 22 19 Jan 7 20% Feb 33A Jan 2 20% Sep 9% Nov 17 7% Feb 13 14% Mar 18 18 41% Jun 10 60"% Jan 2 42% Jan 21 17 40% Mar 2 51 Sep 29 35% Sep 47% Jan 2 61% Aug 7 American Chain & Cable 473/4 Dec 19 44 % Mar 17 55% Apr 28 American Chicle 41% Jan 2 37% Sep 39% Jan 11 45 % Dec 24 2 52% Nov 22% Aug 31 29 Vb Jan 80 % Jan 17 3 44 Va Dec 96% Mar 25% Sep 15 38 July 14 44 6 34 Jan 15 39 % Jan 17 553A Dec 11 46% Feb 17 25 Feb 24 40 3/4 Nov 20 38% Feb 9 38 3% Jan 2 55% Dec 17 46% Sep 26% Nov 13 25 14 Vb Jan 2 32% Feb 12 19% Jan 2 30% Dec 2 183/4 Oct 30 163A Jan 2 Sep 22 413A Dec 73 Jan 13 134 13 Jan 3 18 Jan 31 Feb 27 16 Jan 2 96 Jan 2 Jun 3 32 'A Jan 2 593A Nov 17 14 85% Jun 10 79 Jan 92 17 Jan 2 20 Vb Feb 28 30% Oct 102 Oct Commer Line 4%% prior preferred—„— American Cyapamid Co 100 17 American Distilling Co American Export & Foreign 38% July 21 American Hardware American Home American Ice Co 18% Jan ^ Feb 9 193 12 25 July 27 May 27 Mar 17 110 Mar 30 18% July 203/b Jan 6% 100 July 27 84 May 19 Feb Lines Corp preferred_100 of Co Jan 22 4%% 22 American Metal 153/4 Feb 19 American Fdry & 8 Inc 68 140 Oct 43 Jan 2 2 155 Jun 61% Nov 13 7 1173/4 Jan 2 27% Dec 22 29% Dec 30 27% Jan 2 45% Dec 18 126 July 16 Sep 134% Sep 17 54% Jun 26 119% Sep 16 26% Mar 20 45 Jan 65 % Jan 6 Dec 31 25% Feb 12 35% Dec 3 29 31% Jan 6 35'A Dec 4 29 14% Nov 6 105 78 2 Sep 18 66% Feb 03% Mar 125 12 5 72% July 6 105 Jan 2 27 97% Dec 119% Sep 25% Jan 15 134% Jun 2 39" 9% Jan 2 15% July 11 — Nov 1 4 11 Sep Sep 10 43% Mar 18 35 Va Feb 13% Jan 28 16 90 Jun 9 2 4 18 18% May 18 89 Apr 107% Jan 17 20 28% Dec 29 26'A Jan 15 293/8 Aug 7 27% Dec 23 24% Jan 12 27% May 1 4 lfl% Nov 6 14% Jan 2 18% Aug 4 61% May 21 30% Sep 16 "— 223/a Jan 40 Jan 2 37% Dec 5 13 63% Oct 13 59% Sep 18 46% Jun 30 61% Oct 14 52 Sep 18 39 31 39 31 33 Feb 3 88 Dec Jan 2 100 Dec May 31 33 Jan 2 41% Nov 14 22 Jan 13 32% Dec 5 -Br *149.87% dividend For 88 Sep 34 Mar 29% Sep all other 15 46% Mar 13 00% Mar 18 July 28 95% Apr 9 4 41% Aug 6 30% Jan 14 footnnt.»« page 45% 443A 45% 23% 2,600 24% 23 233/a 23 Vb 233/b 23 23% 223/a 22% 35,900 94 94 92% 92% 200 26 25% 25% 6,200 28. 85% *79 44% 43 43% 43% 44% 43% 44 46% 47 46% 46% 46% 47% 463A 47% 413A 42% 41 3/8 42 413A 42% 413A 42 14 14 % 13% 14 13% 14% 13% 13% 13% 100 140% Corp .—100 25 Anaconda Co 50 Anaconda Wire & Cable No par Anchor Hocking Glass Corp— Common 6.25 $4 preferred No par Anderson Clayton & Co— 21.80 Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp 10 74% Mar 17 17 79 44% 44'/a Ampex Corp 1 Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1 88% July 28 47 88 79 1 Preferred 6% series 25 Preferred 5%% series 25 American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1 8 10 86 3/a Chem—No par Water Works Co com—5 60 88% 44% 58 American 2,000 79% 53% 15% Aug 17 700 18% 102 79 57 129% Jan 20 553/g July 29 163/4 44% 51% 16 800 109 45 52% 25 1,600 10,400 17 81 58 3/a common 34 % 157 % 43% 573/4 _ 100 44,400 *80% 50% Co 6,800 3,100 453/8 81 58 S/8 16 Jan 183/4 *98 50% Jan 10% Jun *16s/8 57% 13% Mar 12 23% Jan 18% 102 *102 48 5/a preferred 6% preferred American Viscose 183A *98 16 % 58% — 118% Sep 37 19 102 109 52% Co American Tobacco 86'A 87 16 3/a 110 45 American Seating Co 10 American Ship Building Co—No par American Smelt & Refg com_No par 7% preferred 10o American Snuff Co common 25 6% non-cumulative preferred-100 Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1 American Steel Foundries 1 American Stores Co 1 American Sugar Refining com—25 7% preferred 25 American Sumatra Tobacco 5 American Tel <te Tel Co 33% 9 Jun 31% Jun *99 *102 58% _ Std Sany com—5 27 *18% 16'/a 50 3/8 _ Rad 148% Mar 20 75% Jun 8% Jan 743/4 Feb 26 9 183/4 100 109 5 25 _ American 1 16% *16% 14% 21 Aug 24 *102 165/8 34% 155 25% & May 17% 14 Potash 76 157% 16% 25% Optical 41 34% 154% 16% •92% American 8 41 % 103 343/8 154% 16 14% — American 52% Mar 31 * 16% 34% 152 156 94 _ 3 32% Jan 6 May 5 51% Oct 20 11 26 203/b Jan 7% 84 10% 14% Natural Gas Co Mar 17 183/4 100 11% 25% Motors Corp 152 86% 16 5/« 10% *92% American 11 18% 103 *102 343A 283/4 143/4 American Sep 17% 34% 28% 26% 14 & 109 34% 28% *14% 10 18% Apr 35 Va 28% 14% 53% Sep 18 11 38 263A 73% Apr 13% Sep 28% 10% 32% 38 94 13 30 28% 11 % 473% 30% 38% 14% 25 163A Dec 28% 10% 47 34'/B 26% 25 % Feb 11 % Jan 28% 11% 46% 32% 94 — 16 News 28% 46% *38 1 —100 — - Co 17 1 40% 2 _ 69% Nov American com—1 Products 41% Dec 503A July 16 18% *98 *80% 2 53% July *IG3/4 common—7 2 4 1 Metals_No par Jan 54% Mar 111 *102 853A 48% Jan 6 34% *38% 35 No par Molasses preferred 7 1 100 Climax 323/4 Jan Sep 11 —100 98 40 Vb 15,600 33% 40% 16% 8 38% Jan 47% 46% 152% 16 8 46% 46% 33% *38% 35% 41 17 Metal 2 47% 1,400 158 American 14 46% 423A 34% 16 493A Aug 42% *16% 34 Va Jan 35% Dec 43 154% 22% Sep 18 92 Va May 7 40% Nov 31,800 1 Machine 2 55% 40c preferred 343A Sep 12 7 333/b Apr 54% 12.50 American 56'A Sep 323A Jan 97 553/4 43 35'A Inc Investment 3.90% 97 55 _No par 30 900 97 56% 43% common 593A Apr 41 97 55% 43% Products & 393A 98 56 43 Power—No par prior preferred Mach 98 543A 43 *38% 28% International Corp_ American 99% 56% 43 5 non-cumulative 5%% 25 *98 55% 42% 10 American 2 105 8 100 10 No par American 9 99 19,100 20 Corp Sep 34% Nov 24 Sep 25 % 2 23% 65% July 28 133/4 Jun 10 4,500 50 18 13 50% 413/4 21 48% Apr 353/4 Jan 50 24% Dec 22% Jan 200 50% 41% American 140 53% 50% 24% 15 22 1 53% 51% *54% 40% 34% Apr 16 55 51 55 24% European Secur Sep +54% 51% 40% Enka Apr 55% 49% 24% 2 3,900 *54% 413/, Electric Power Co_ 14 37 100 55% 25% American 15 36% 18,400 10,000 25,500 50% 24% American Mar 13 37% 9 50 *40% American 79 May 12 *54% 41% 16% Nov 26 36% 43 25% 3 1443/4 Nov 37% 42% 24% Sugar Jan 157 36% 43 41% Apr Barge Crystal 11 2 42% 10 99 % July 20 20 31 43% 9 Co—3 53 Va Jan 13 42% *19% com Amer 4 41 17% Jan 9% American 106 14 Feb 16% Sep 183/4 Sep . 19% 9% No par July 27 104 21% July 28 111 27% *19% 9% May 28 14'A Jan Apr 21 17% Nov 18 26"% 19% 9% ^.No par Co 46 31 13 27% *19% 9% preferred 45 17 Jan 122 94 7% 55% May 18 1 Aug 27 26% 19% — 2 11 108 Dec 27% 9% preferred 20 Cable & Radio Corp—1 American Can Co common 12.50 American 37% July 21 27% July 24 10% Sep 15 31 113A Jan 44 27% *19% 25 5% 11 Vb 1403A 140 36% 36% 36 36% 68 69 68% 693A 42% 43% 41% 42% •42 136% 138% 136% 135 *58% *120 59 3A 122 136 59% *120 140 59% 122 *138 140 •138 94 140 *14 863A 81 24,700 70 14% 500 503A 53% 318,300 56% 57 43% 43% 45% 453A 9,800 413A 41% 10,100 133/4 37,300 140 140 11,200 2,400 170 36 VB 363% 36 36 69% 7(5% 68 68 67 68 42 % 41% 42% 41% 413/4 21,900 136 % 134% 135% 134% 135% 910 59 119% 59% 120 36% 59% 120 36% 59% 120 *58% "118% 59% 120 4,500 730 600 70 283A 28% 28% 28% 283A 29% 28% 293/8 28% 28% 17.900 66% 67'A 66% 68% 68% 71 693A 71 67% 69% 20,700 80% 80 80 80 80% 78 793A 80 81 81 29»/b 30 Vb 29% 30 29% 293A 28% 29% 28% 29% 3,800 29% 303/B 29% 30% 29% 29% 29% 29% 29 293/4 5,890 *16 16% 16 76 % 77% 75% 76% 76 76% 763/8 99 VB 99 3A 993/a 99% 993/a 99%, 99% 16'A 16% xl6 16 1,200 16 16 16 77% 76 76% 170,100 97% 99 % 5,800 100 1,600 119 1203/4 1183A 119% 119% 119% 119% 1,090 45 VB 46% 44 45% 44 VB 44% 43% 44'/a 43% 43% 38,400 143/8 143/8 14 Vb 14'A 14 VB 14% 13% 14% 13% 13% 2,600 28 28'A *27 % 28 Vb *27% 28 *27 28 *27 27% 26 *25 26 *25 26 *25 26 *25 26 163A xl6 16% 120 *25 163A 121 17 16% 75% 16% 16% 119 16 % 16% 300 8,400 76 3/4 72% 753/4 32% 333/B 31% 32% 30% 32% 30% 32% 32 32% 8,400 61 % 63 60 % 61'A 60% 61% 60 Vb 61% 59% 60% 32,200 5434 533/4 533/4 52 3/4 53% 53% 53% 52 53 39 % 39% 39% 39 39% 39% 39% 39 39% 74 54 x39% 76% 75 76% 73% 76 15,400 240 1,600 91 88 88 91 *88 91 *88 91 37 3*8 383/B 37% 37% 37 37 *37 37% 37 37 2,900 x30% 30 3/4 30 303/B 30 30% 30% 30% 31 5.200 *88 *88 29% 20 17 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle 18 . . Monday, September 21, 1959 . (1190) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Prerlou 18 41% Aug 4 19 Jan 22 Feb 25 19% Apr 12% Feb 7 67% Dec 19 64% May 10 24% Dec 31 23 22% Jan 2 39% Dec 17 35% Feb Nov 3 90 Pf Vt Apr 7 22% Sep 1% Jan SO 5 May 49 V2 Feb 15 30% Sep 18 39% Sep 44% Dec 2 .. 29 40% Jan 80 % July 32% July 30 9 46 10% July 8 17 Va Jan 23%Jun 9 2 27% Sep 2 19% Dec 30 19 27% Feb 12 34% Dec 10 31% Feb 11 5% Jan 9 8 10% Jan 2 10% Aug 46 y4 Nov Jan 2 94% Jan 6 105 Jan 2 96 17% Jan 2 2 10 19 57 Jan 44 Feb 100 Jun 10 Corp Co ; 66% Sep 28% Dec 31 10% Dec 18 26% Sep 18 9% Jun 23 13 33 33% 31% 32% 31 % 78% 77% 78 76% 78 Va 76 % 77% 74% 76% 15,400 26 Va 27 2,6% 27% 42% 27% 2o %. 26% 27% 26% 27% 24,300 1 43 44% 43 % 42% 43 42% 43 % 6.80U 79 79 *77 Va 79 *77% 79 77% 78% 78 % 78'% 2212 *21% 22 % *21% 22 % 22 % 22% 11% 11 % 11% 11% - ... 43 % 43 41% Nov Feb 39% Jan 10 11% 11% —2.50 24% 25 24% 25 25 25% 25% 25% 24% 25 Va 1,900 21% 21% 21 21% 21% 21 % 20% 21% 20% 20% 12,400 35 3574 34% 34% 33% 337b 34 34 33% 33% 12%. 12% 11% 12% 11% 11% 11% 11% 11% 12 6,400 52 3,500 Industries Inc preferred $1.50 series,..No par 5 ... ' 8 92 27% Jan 2 53% Dec Feb 25 45% Nov 13 Jan 15 34 90 78% Oct 29 30' 78% July 2 8% Aug 14% Jan 2 17% Aug 5 Jun 30 87 2 7% Jan 68% Jan 27 16% May 27 21% Jun 9 25% Apr 29 10% Jan 7 22 25% Dec 19 72% Sep 16% Jan 8 28% Dec 19 82% Aug 6 29% Dec 30 6% Jan 2 13% Dec 86% 8% 16% 96 24% 27% 48% 17% 1 6% Jun 23 15'A Jun 16 8 6% Jan 11 Mar Jan Feb Jujy Feb Jan Aug May 11% 11% 4,500 900 ■ , 1 52 54% 54 100 102 51 % 52 % 52% 53 % 52 % 53% Vis 103% 220 10 672 68 67 % 67% 67 % 68 66% 67% 66 66 % 3,000 Common lo 5% non-cumulative preferred__l0 Atlantic City Electric Co com 6.50 When issued ,4% 4% preferred — 100 Atlantic Coast Line RR No par Atlantic Refining common-, 10 $3.75 series B preferred— 100 Atlas Corp common 1 26% 26% 26% 26% 26% 26% 5.25% 2 1st Associates 33% Sep 11 92 Jan 6 62% May 25 53% Apr 17 81 July 9 47% Feb 17 39% Sep 16 28 86% Jan 11 80 170 23 12 Inc. Common 32% July 8 10% Mar 4 52 July 27 2 33% Sep 19% Jan *22 11% Industries preferred Investment Co :103' 103% 102 102 103 3 26 11 29 16 13 26 25 103'% 104 *103 2 Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe— 9% Jan 3,800 3314 1 2nd 4 88% Jan 19 2,600 33% .No par __ ASR Products Corp., 13 107% Mar 31 Dec 31% *21% Arvin 40% May 19 13 5 42% 30% Ashland Oil & Refining common, ,1 2 57% Aug 19 41 77% Associated Dry Goods Corp— May 41 % —5 Artloom 25% May 15 14% Jun Shares 41 % 42 5 Constable Corp Arnold 27 28% Apr 8 Feb" 25 15 Sept the Week 10 $3.75 preferred- 7 Friday Sept. 18 Sept.,17 31% Armstrong Cork Co common 23 % July 16 22 Steel Armour & May 25 86 V2 Apr 77% Sep 17 Jan 29 Armco Sales for SALE PRICES Thursday 16 . 40% 41 % 39 % 42 % 42 .No par Argo Oil Corp Sept, Sept. 14 Par Archer-Daniels-Midland 11 26 7 7 May 20 EXCHANGE Highest Lowest Highest UVNt 15 . HIGH Wednesday Tuesday Monday STOCK YORK NEW Jan. 1 e AND LOW STOCKS Buf« far 27% 26% 26 % 26% 34.300 10 10% 10 10% 10 10 10 10 10 10 71,300 49 49:% 49 49 49 49% 49 49% 48% 48 % 33% 34 *31 % 34 '85 36 *83 86 £2 53 52 52 % 41% 42% 39% 41 % 80 80% 80% 80% 33% 34 83% 83% 52% 49 % 50% 48 49% 3,400 41 39% 40% 39% 40% 30,000 79 80 85 39% ■ 85 51% , 801 *79% 5% preferred 20 Atlas Powder Co —20 Austin Nichols common No par Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No par Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50 Avco Corp 3 a > 6% 6% 15% 15% 16 16 16 79 16 16 230 6% 26,400 700 *16 16Va *83% • 84% *83% 100 79 6% 6% 6% 6% 6% 6% % 15% 6' 1,700 *32% 84 *31 % 34 *33% *32% 34% 1,300 17 2,000 35% 85% 85% 85% 34 84% *16-% 17% 17 17 17 17 17 17 '22% 23% 23 23 23 23 23 23 *22% 23 % 40% 41% 40% 40% 40% 41 41 41% 40% 40% 5,100 13 13% 12% 13% 12% 13 12% 13 12% 12% 30,700 17 500 B S% Jan Jun 86 2 84% Jan 6 45 Sep 4 Babcock 3 18% July 16 Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton 6 43% Jan 3 92% Jun 105% July 45% Apr 7 7 29% Jan 2 48 82 22% Apr Feb 95 18 101% Feb 14 4% 8 Sep 40% Sep 18 66 Jan 29 27% Sep Jan 6 45% Sep 64 V* Jan 27 23% Jan 8 17 9 40 22 30% May 11 52% Sep 10 66 % Feb Feb 9 7 30% May 16 Ya Jan 6 45 % Apr 8 58 Dec Mar 24 36 Dec 4 27 10 Dec 23 40 % Basic Products Corp, Bath 7 49 Jun 3 9 44 Jan 2 53 July 7 Jan 3 174 Aug 22 178 Jan 23 200 July 8 93 Jan 9 104 Jun 10% Jan 18 Vs May 31 47% Sep Dec 20 2 19% Jan Bayuk 30 3%% 4 84 Feb 23 36% Oct 2 35 % Jan 9 Dec 31 34% Sep 16 29 May 19 2 44 10% Jan 2 13% Dec 14% Feb 25 2 42 Apr 43% Jan 44% Apr 13% Jaxi 5 17 % 13% Sep 8 10 24% May 11 74% July 6 92% Jan 22 Sep 74% Dec 24 22% Sep 48 95 13 63% Sep 12 27% Dec 10 2 6, 18% Jan 17 93 13 1% Feb 18 2 2 36% Jan 6 18 50% July 21 1% Oct 8 Jan 6 Jan 2 16% 52 36% Dec ~5~4% Oct" 14 Jan~13* 138 12 Oct 2 159% Jun 6% Jan 2 15% Dec 9 Jan 2 76 Dec 12 23% Jan 2 37% Oct~28 46 18 83 10 6 36% Sep 18 56% July 15 30% Jun 22 30% Aug 9 34% Feb 25 58 % Oct 30 14% Jan 2 22% Oct 10 21% Jan 2 22 Oct 6 20% Jun 5 19 35 5 May 14 24% Apr ; 1 10% Jan 2 19 Dec 18 16 Jan 8 24% Aug 27 60% Jan 6 78 Nov 21 70% Feb 10 88Va Aug 27 39% Dec 37% Feb 31 25% Apr 23 74% Sep 48% Jan 5 85 2 60% Dec 31 7% Jan 14 17% Oct 24 3 32% Oct 23 Jan 16 47% Aug 76% Feb 3 59 Jan 6 9 Sep 11 15% Sep 11% Jan 15 3 81% Apr 9 24 10 36% Oct 13 33 % Jan 45% Jan 6% Jan 2 9% Sep 25 26% Jan 2 44% Nov 18 Oct 29 82 34% Jan 92 Marli 49% Dec 6 31 33% Sep July 82 49% Jun 4%'A Co 21 Aug 25 14% 66 22 % 23 V2 49 % 48% 43% 1 peso 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 37% 38% 37% 37 % 37% 25% 26% 26% 27 21% 21 21% 22% 22% 22% 22% !% 85 85 83% 85 33% 84 !% 82 % 80% 82 3,600 41 % 42% 41% 42 3 41 % 43% .3 4 42% 41% 42 20,200 77% '% 78% *77% 78'% 30 61% 61% 61% 9,600 & Maine ,,100 25 8 10 Airways preferred *8% 9% 9% 9% 9 9 15% 15% 15% 16% 16 16 Vi 2.500 12% 12% 12 12% 12% 12% 12% 12,100 37% 38% 36% 37% 36% *47% 49% 49 % 49% *43 % 12 11% 12 58 55' 56% 5 50 3.50 3 1 —100 Co 13 84% Aug 17 29% Sep 15 45% Mar 18 24% Jan 5 35% Feb 10 Mar 30 13V4 May 18 35 V2 Jan 50% Nov 46% Jun 26 14% Jan 20% Nov 24 19% Jan 2 55% Jan 15 22V4Augl4 90 5 81 % Sep 11 89 Feb 7 42% Sep 18 51 Apr 22 27 50 Va Jan 37V2 Nov 19 26% Jan 10 Jan 9 21% Jan 2 31% Sep 19 26% Sep 47% Jan 6 66 30 59 18 15 For footnotes see Dec page 28. 37 Sep 44% Jun 11 1 32% Mar 3 July 28 69 58% 57 3 37 35 84 36% *82 a "82 *72 3 92% 96 30 29% 29% 1.500 24 % 24% 29,400 25% 26% 25,400 29% 29% 29% 23 % 24 Va 23% 24% 24% 24% 25% 26% *90% 25% 93% 32% 22% 16% 17% 16% 16% 15% 22 22% *75 77 *65% 67% *82 83 Vb 15 Va 15% .1 100 100 ,100 5 29% 30% 27% _ 161/2 17 16% 16% 8,100 14% 15 14% 14% 4.600 21% 22'a 21% 22 *74 76% *74 76 % *74 *65% 67% *65% 67% *65% 67% 83 % *82 83V2 *82 83 Va *82 83 % 48,600 76 % 67% 100 , ' 40.000 29% 30 29% 30 29% 30 29% 30% 23 27% 27% 271/4 27% 27 Va 27% 38 38% 38% 39% 39 39 39 1,100 6% 6 Via 6 6 12,900 *45V2 471/2 47 47 300 *113-/2 29 5% 22 % 10% 47V2 21% 82 *45 *34% 37 60 900 331/4 22 47 48% 21% 82 46 27% 15% 22 Va 92 75 5% 24 11 Vs 27Va 59% 15 21% 33% 38 29% 6% 47% 17% *90 17.600 27% V 115% 23% 11 34 *82 50 "2 29% 6Vb 93% *33% *65% 6 "4 115 26% *90% 34 75 38 % *48 25% 93% 21% . 27% 5% 15% . 33 16% 26% *90% • 400 73% 98 29% 33 % *72% 731/2 96 26 % *45 *36% 1 73% 29% 21V8 *80 _ 73 % 24 > 84 98% 29% 93% 25 4 97 30 26% No par *82 3,000 26% No par 35% 84 2.400 *32% Ltd 10,700 35% *82 16 38V4 Ry 35V4 4 15% 5 10 Cannon Mills Co 34 % 35 3 16 15 Canadian Pacific 4,100 15% Butte Canadian Breweries 56% 15% *90% $4.25 conv preferred Canada Southern Ry Co 54 V8 4 4,900 15% 73% 1 1.80 1.66% No par 100 12.400 84 *82 98 5 1 5 100 12% 15% 95 California Packing Corp Callahan Mining Corp Calumet & Hecla Inc Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd Campbell Soup CO L 49% 11% 56% 73 % 10o 36% *48% 56% 98% common 36% 49% 56% 73 participating preferred 37% 56% 16% Copper & Zinc— 36% *4314 57% 16 5 a 57% 97% 5 37 3 49 % 57% 72% 1 Canada Dry Corp common 35% 36 85 a 57% Butler Bros (A M) , a ' 584 •' 57 3 No par No par Bush Terminal Co 12% Dec 31 11% 53% 10 76% Jan 6 Vfe Jan 11% 59% 15% . 2 Jan'30 11% 59% 1 17 18 11% 11% 5 No par 17 20% Nov 21 900 9% 12% ; 78% Oct a Jan 1,500 16 % 1 28% Dec 9% Mar 17 27V2July27 3,000 12% 15 43% Dec 32% Aug 12 1.800 21 Va 15% Bulova Watch Co Inc. Burlington Industries Inc com 4% preferred 7% 61 27% 221/4 *8% Buckeye Pipe Line Co Byers Co 61% 4 a Bigelow 8 3 . 20 3 9% Brunswick-Balke-Collender, 3 July 27 61% 27% *22 12 7 10 7 Mar 10 77% 61 % 21 Va 16% — 27% Apr 16% Mar 42% July 28 791V 27% 22% 9% Inc.. 64% Jan 5 60% i% 21 6.600 *16% 3%% preferred 4%% second pref— Burroughs Corp 4 78 61% « % 36 100 2.50 Brown Shoe Co Inc 18 *77% 78 60 50% _No par —— convertible preferred & 4 35% RR— preferred Brown 22 3 5 preferred Co 26% July 28 Oct 2,800 22'% 80% Apr 45 36V2 21% 2 May 8,200 74% 22 2 Jan 1,700 16 'A 26 27 81 16% *73 21% 68% Jan 12 36 74 % 26 14% Jan 9 35% 16% 57,300 2,100 13% Jan 28% Sep 8 5% July 10 1 *73 13,900 55 % 33.000 15% Oct 30 10 16% 74 Va 34% 139% 30% 70 7% Dec '% 16 54% 138 139 *73 16% 75 56 "2 >% 139 30% Bullard — 56% 139% 32% 35 34 56 139 31% 24% Jun </an 1,500 1% 2 Aug 37 Va 37 38 32 16 55 '% 4,500 31% 18% Sep 29 16% Dec 3 116 63,900 % 32% 2 ' 1% 1 31% Jan 5 1% 33% 10 9 300 % 32% Budd Co common $5 preferred Buffalo Forge Co Jan 49V2 10.900 94% May 27 37% Jan 21 Jan 65% 23% *48% 55% *73 76 5,900 23 % 48% 139% 16% 16% 16% 63% 67 % 23% 1% 34 33% 35 33% . !% 1% *43% :% 37 % 65% 24 54% 8.600 13,100 94 23% 67% 23% *48% 139 14'% 57% *92% 94 66% 66% 1 50 36% 14% 56% 14% 53% 49% 65% 5 23 14 % 57 % *92% 94 17% 31% July 10 38 58%. 17% 8 ,109 14% 57% *32 Vi 94 17%; 1 16 14% 14% 57' *92 % 94 700 % '% 8 19 15 14% 58 % 160 6,600 35 14% 17% Jan 108% Dec 34% 15% 17% 90 9 35 % 15% 18 32% Apr 6 35 15% 17% 10 Jan 35% 15% 18 24 28 35 16 56% 14% 57% *92% 25% 34%' *15% 17 % Oct 39% Dec . 16 920 6,600' 29% 33% Dec Jan 40 *39% *82 Bliss & Laughlin Inc — ,2.50 Bliss (E W) Co —1 Boeing Airplane Co___ 5 Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp 5 Bond Stores Inc 1 Book-of-the-Month Club Inc—1.25 Borden Co — ,15 2 20 32 % 40 31% 40 Va 24,300 50 19% Jan 30 8 82 31% 40 % 33% a 40 % - 28'% Jan 5 81% 32% 82 32 % 5 - 27 26 84 82 *39% 84 33 3 32% 1 Bucyrus-Erie Co Jun 49% 50 % 27% 35% May 28 5 48 49% 48% 6 34% May 50% 50% 35% 15 6 48% 48% - 23 *A Sep 14 3.000 50% 28 V4 Jan 8% Oct 20% 21% 28% 3 40% Nov 120 20 21% *39 % ___ 20% 22 *82 189 20% 2i% . 4 93% 93% 34% 46 3 •179 93?a 93% .84 33% ' 94 *93% 94 *93% 189 *179 1843 *179 47% 47 47% % 47 47% 187 *177 ~ 96 8 10 15 2,100 187 1% Dec 10 47 47 % 47% 47 177 1 1 33% Oct 3% Jan 2,700 53 51 30 22 V* Jan 3,100 45% *82 Brooklyn Union Gas_ 15 May 33% 45 % 28'% 3%% 73% Sep 67 33 % 46% 100 Briggs Manufacturing Co Briggs & Stratton Corp Bristol-Myers Co common e0% Apr MarlO 33% 44% x23% 26 62 1,200 33% 44% 29 13 62% Dec 12 % 33% *43% 53 §1 Jun Mar 26 52% 33 % 44% 53 36 22% Jan 56 53% 34% *43% 54 28% 4%% 4 85 20% Apr *52% 33% 44% —1 Bridgeport Brass Co common 9 /, 53% 33% 50 % 109.% Aug 25 33% Mar 16 10 53% 33% *43 % 35% 2 Apr 1,400 52 6 2 25 Va 29 % 16 25 25% 36 VB 15% Sep 28 25% 50% 57% Jan Feb *25 Va 36 47% Jan 9% Jan 3,600 25% 50c 10 19 9% Feb 46% 25% 100 30 63 500 46 25% x53 -100 Co 17 % Dec Jan 29% 46 25% *73 60 90 28% 45% 2o *25% 56% 53% Nov 21 20% Dec 31 28 % 46% 139% 2 2 60 % 29% 46% 55% 12 10 60% *W%- 47 35 % 17 78% Jun 61 28% 139 % 11V* Jan 13% Jan 60 47 53% common *28% 600 28 50 Co____ CO 60 —1. (Del) 59% 47% 22% Inc. - 25,900 42. 28 % 21% pfd 40% 61 *59% 150 10 42%' 42 42 % , 83 47% 8 100 46% Dec 25 42 83 60 *93% Braniff 8 8 : *81% 28% ___■40c Steel 42% Jan Dec 42 100 common Gypsum 5% 61 41% ,,,2.50 — , Common Jan 83 42% ■' 96? 4 *81% 41% 100 preferred 3%% 66% July 20 42 Va July 8 ; *81% *95 82 . 1 Howell 6 12% Sep 18 83 — 17% Mar 13 13 *81% 95% 82 *94% 35% 5 53% Jun 8% May 12 40'A Jan 94% 100 1 .—10 _„1 lc 10 44% May 25 13 94% 39% 15% Jan 6 48% Aug 11 95 35% 27'A Jan 2 12% Dec 2 27% May 21 38% Jan 6 3 Boston Edison 66% Mar 17 , 94 3 39% Boston 18% Apr 6% Jan 5,200 95 95% a Borg-Warner Corp common 9, 46% Jan 2 14% Jan 50% *15% Blaw-Knox 18 July 50% 4%% pfd series of 1951 Black & Decker Mfg Co new 155 12 17% Feb 50% 7% preferred— Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5 Feb 11 19% Aug 7 July 2 18 5 Jan 24% Mar 31 11 18% July 28 50 . No par common,,—12.50 Co (A S) Bethlehem 36% Jan 26% Dec 50% ,10 Bestwall 70 2 48% Best & Co Inc___ 1 Sep 12% Jan 1 July 12% Jan 50% Inc__ 5°/o preferred Benguet Consolidated 1 35% Sep 143 48J. Bendlx Aviation Corp Beneficial Finance Co common,; 43% May 28 59% July 6 49% May 11 50% ,50 4'A% Mar 23 41% Apr 50% prior preferred preferred Bell & 5 Apr 17,200 No par Bell Aircraft Corp— 89 18 14,000 14% Belding-Heminway May 14 28% Mar 3 18 10 Jun 32% Sep Jan 45 9 May 34% 14 Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp— 23% Aug 27 4 Mar 34 14% Beech Creek RR 53 'A Sep 90 35% 14% Beech Aircraft Corp—1 10 2 July %% Beck Shoe 9 40% Apr 30% Oct 34% 14% Beckman Instruments Inc 6 74% May 7 28% Jan 2 36 % 14% ' 80% Jan 13 83 Jan conv Beaunit Mills Inc., July 29 29 3 18 Cigars Beatrice Foods 100% Mar 26 15 2 36'A Jan 19 May 22 73% Jan 28% Jan 93% Sep 5 29 40 Va Dec 16 2 28% Jan Works Corp Iron Bausch & Lomb Optical Co 29 16% Jan 35'« 14'a preferred Barber Oil Corp 27 33% Jan noncumulative Bangor & Aroostook RR July 27 127 36 Va 14% % 4% 20 59% Sep Oct 8% 35% 14%, 8 4% 8 50% July 18 8% 36% 14% preferred series B__ 100 preferred series C —100 Baltimore & Ohio common ,1,100 5 89% Jun 64% Oct 48% May 27 23 10 15,300 8 3% 30% 13 Corp Baltimore Gas & Elec com, 31 53 % Aug 8 7% 8% 8 8% 3 1 9 42% July 24 Nov & Co 9 6 21 45% Oct 6 63% Nov 13 Dec 8* Wilcox 30% Feb 13% Jan Nov 15 13 Babbitt (B T) Inc 8 20 Jan 34 9% Jan 98 7% Sep 10% Nov 21 9 24 12% Jun 1 26% 59 6% 47 116 % 30 6 23% *113% 29% 5% 227 a 116 29% 6 23% 6 *45% *113 29 5% 22% 6 % 47 116 23% 1,600 *113% 115% 60 28% 29 Va 3,900 6,400 5% 5% 23 % 22% 22% 4,900 117 a 17.200 6 11 11 11% 11% 12 % 11% 47% 47 47% 47% 47% 46% 467-8 3,800 21 % 21 % 20% 21 Va 7,800 *82% 83 % *82 83% 45 *44% 46 21% 82 46 45 21% 21% 83% 50 42% 44 Va 300 36% *82 36 % *35% 37% *35 % 36% 35 % 27 Va 26% 26% 26 V2 26% 26 % 26% 59 % 59% 59 3 4 *59% 60 Va 59% 59 % 16,200 1,000 Volume 190 Number 5883 ". . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1191) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Range for Previous STOCKS Year 1958 Lowest 10% Jan 30% Apr 24 - Jan Range Since Jan. 1 2 19% Dec 8 7 41% Dec 17 13 46% Dec 12 94% Apr 9 25% Jan *2 39% Jan 32% Jan Lowest ,*■ Highest 23% Apr 13% Sep 18 37% FeD 10 37% Sep ' NEW Highest 8 Capital 10 93% Sep 15 102% Jan 33% Sep 16 41% Jan 19 13 76% Dec 11 72 Jan 5 2 46% NOV 20 35 Sep 16 41% Jun 9 3 ' 38% Jan 3 47 20% Jan 2 31 % Nov 20 13 43"% Dec 19 38% Jan 14% Apr 3 101% Jan 2 •5% Jan 3 July 23 % 1 Aug 14 119% Jun 6 .7 Aug 19 Sep liu% jivy 6 7 Jan 31 % 99 Api 46 14% 14Va 14% 14 13% 14 Va 48 47 Va 48 48 48 47% 48 38% 38 Vi 7,900 38% 38 Va 39 39'A 39% 39% 39 39% 94 2,200 94 93% 93'A 93% 93'A 94 94 *93 Va 94 Va Sep 15 17 Carrier Jan 27 lb 4 % % 1% Sep 15 118% Nov 5 Jan 5 2 81% Dec 17 78% Jan 7 125% May 13 91% July .9 26% Feb 28 38% Dec 15 36 17% Jan 7 19% Jun 9 17% Jan 2 22 % Dec 9% Jun 27 14 3 52 72% Mar 19 78 117 • Dec i 9 44% Mar 20 31 21 % Apr 13 Jan Oct 30 41 Jan 2 20 Apr 23% Mar 16 Celolex 3 5% Aguirre Central Foundry Aug 20 Central 1 Aug 8 19% Dec 18 71% Feb 17 .80.. 7 18% Sep 16 22 7 33% Dec 30% Jun 24 Sep 17 104 % Jun 12 31% Jan 10 42% Dec 31 37% Sep 10 Aug 28 23 % Feo 26 55% Feb 6 30 17% Mar 21 28 41 % Jan 60% Dec 29% Sep 90% Sep 17 3 7 7 ; 12 "A 48% Nov 12 99% Feb 31 €8% 19% 114 6% 32% "90 lot) 27% 8% Jan 20 14% Dec 22 23% Jan 2 2 54 Nov 3 6% Nov 28 Apr series preferred 16 16% Apr 89% Aug 27 6 Cessna 6% Jan , 9 Chadbourn Gotham Chain Certain-Teed July 27 08% 11,300 19% 18,700 150 19% 19% 115% 113% 1|3»A 115% 113% 114% 6% 6% 6% e% 6% 6% *6% 6% 2,400 31% 32% 32% 32 Va 32% 32% 30,000 33 92 v *90% 2Q 32 92- 80 82 79 37 37% 36% 19 % *18% *90% 27 122 26% *121 "80% 19% 19% 115 91 90 Va 27% 32 90 Va 27'A 122 19 200 ■ 100 27 27% 31,000 *119 120 % 60 *90% 27% 120% 121 92. 78% 191/4 79 79 79 78% 78% 2,100 36% 37 3 7'A 36% 36% 36 Va 36% 3,100 *18% 19% 18 Va 21% 21% *21% 16% 16% 16% 16% *52% 53 52% 52'A *52 % 54 52 52 Va *50 51 ■78 85 81 *78 81 78 78 *76 78 100 *78 - 18% • 18% 22 Va *22 200 18% 22% 16'A 500 16% 4,300 500 200 19 19% 18%- 19 18% 18% 18% 18% 18% 19 6,000 35 No par 35% 34 Va 35 34% 34% 34'/a 35 34% 35% 3,500 92 92% *91% 92 90% 91% 91 91% TO 38% 38% 38% 38% 38% 38% 37% 38% 50 25 25 24% 24 Va 24 24 >• 24 24% _5 62 Va 62% 60% 62% 60 60% 58% 60 57 58 Va 9.50 15% 15% 15% 15% 15% 15% *15% 16% 16% 16% No par *10% 10 % *10% Service *91 91% 37% *23 Va- 290 38% 3,300 24 600 8,400 400 Products 10 Va *10'A 10% 10% 10% *10% 35 36 Va 34 Va 35 34% 35 34% 35 Va 34% 35 24,200 ^.1 12% 13'/a 12% 13 12% 12% 12% 12% 11% 12% 10,500 1 Corp—. Aircraft Belt 67 Va 16% Co 79 1 Paseo 70% 22 Century Industries Co de 63% 16% West Corp Central V.idletXa Sugar Co Cerro 71 % 22 South 5 1,100 70 16 Va N J 50% Mar 27% 19% 26 100 RR Central & 42% 27% 22 . Illinois-Public Central of 42% 28 *113% *121 IClec—No par Central Co 42 % 28 16% 11 15% Mar 11 4% May 29 52 4%% 13,500 42% 2 8'A No par com Hudson Gas & ■ 35% 42% *28 V 22 Illinois I,gt Common 15 28% Jan % preferred 9,400 5,800 35 % 35 % 34 Va 103% 5 Co___ Co_. Central ' 11% Sep 18 43% Jan 28 1 % Jan 5 35% 150 33% 99% ' 1 Sugar Georgia Ry of, 101 6% 28 '18% 34% 100, 20% 121 ; 6,500 115% 121 ser'es A.100 14Va ',33% 36 Va 42% 71'A mu Central 27 Juiy 27 68% Apr 34V2 July 13 Sep 23 Aug 14 46% May 11 * 14% July 7 8% Jan 12 3 ' Apr 20 38% Mar 23 16 3 Jan 72% 20 Central Mar 23 Apr 24% Mar 28 34 101'/a 35 42% 28 No par preferred 4 22 55 Jan 16 _1 Corp common 5 15 Jan 42% 28% 7 Ainer coin 30 28 19 43 Va 28% common__No par preferred 100% *42% " Aug 18 18% Jan 101 "70'/a 100 - 33 Va 35 Va __.12.50 - preferred conv 35 Va 100 1 2mh preferred 4%% 36% J x preferred Celanese Corp of 7% 103% 35% ' • 34% 102% 50 Caterpillar Tractor -/ 4.20% 34% July 29 2 93 2nd 33% 35'/a 5 Co common. preferred 6 % % 35 I 10 ; preferred Case (J 1) 12 Jan Jan Co common Carter 2 55% Jan 44 Steel Corp Carriers At Generul Corp Products Inc • Aug 26 98% Jan __. {Philip; Carpenter 7V4 Apr 22 36% Aug 12 90'/a Sep . Shares 14'/a 47 " Aug 28 V" 101 the Week Sept. 18 ti 119% Mar 16 26 ; 91 Friday Sept. 17 14 % 19 o Sales fsr Thursday 48% 19 26% Feb 18 PRICES 14Va Jun 12 SALE 48% 48 % Jan 83 • HIGH Wednesday Sept. 16 Sept. 15 5 31% Jan 8 Inc AND Tuesday Sept. 14 1 46*% - 27% Aug 26 19% Jan 117 Alj lines Carborundum Ca«*__ Carey 5 29 July Monday Par Mlg Co. 10 Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100 Carolina Power & Light No par 56% July 15 A 52% Feb 16 38% Dec 103 LOW TORK STOCK EXCHANGE 77% 80 75% 76 75 76 73 5 * Corp Co__ Inc 74% 77 1 5 5% 5 10 72 73% 71 71 41% 39% 91% 5Va 5 Vo *71 5'A 5 71% 71 71 39% 40 5 Va 200 10% 75 6,300 5 10,000 71 4% 2,100 71 4,000 Champion Paper St Fibre Co— 34 Jan 91 2 Jan 28 17% Jan 43 Aug 14 100% May 21 39 % Nov 12 2 33% Nov 7 31% Jan 37% Jun 2 3 21% Oct 39 % 14% Dec 7 Feb 25 23 Jan 2 38 Sep 99 Mar 24 .v Common 7 69 % Nov 109% Nov 20 16 Sep 17 42 % Jan 9 9 23% Apr 36% Jan 13 65 % 17 Spark 31% Jan 2 43 Oct 17 11% Jan 2 25% Dec 4 45% Jan 10 63% Oct 20 19 74% July 5 1 Jan 118% Feb 40'A 40% 91% 91% *90% 92% *90 '/a 92% % 39% 40% 39% 40% 38% 39% 37% 39 1 20% 21% 20% 20% 20 Va 20% 20 Va 20% 20 20% 10,000 1 23% 29% 28 28% 28% 28% 26 Va 28 26% 10,100 1.25 1 Plug 15% 16Va 15% 15% 15% 15 % 15 Va 15% 15'A 15% 2 8'A 29 27% 28 Va 28 28% 27% 28'/a 27% 27% 7,400 10% 11 Va 10% 10% 10% 11 11 11% 10% 11 4,400 Co 19% Aug 11 8 38 Jan 24% Jan 2 33% July 63 Jan 5 Sep 18 71% May 22 32% Jan 22 33 % Sep 2 32 18% Jan 2 40% Nov 19 27 31% Nov 28 27 19% Apr 14% Jan 7 31% Nov 28 30 7 38 10 21 % convertible 44% Mar.30 ' 5% 15% Oct Chic & North Western 25 59'/a Oct 8 35% Dec 30 83 Oct 7 99 Sep 12 27 Jan 2 44 Jan 44% Feb Sep 15 17 Sep 15 37% Apr 37% Jan Jan 22 18% Jun 24 Chickasha 17 32 25 Chock 50% Feb 7 28% Jan 36% July 28 4 72% May 20 8 37 Jun Cotton Full Cincinnati 21 Common 91% Feb 16 4% 95% Sep 10 102% Jan 12 38 % 47% Jun 30 St. 13 Sep 18 13 59% Oct 27 46% Jan 14 64% July 10 C 1 T 27 63% Aug 11 49% Sep 18 64% Jan Cities 66% 104 15 Va *34% 36 Va *43% 44% 50 39% 39 Va *39 39% No par 25% 26% 25% 25% 100 67% 68% 68% 68% *68 pfd , ,26% 150 5,000 15% 41 41 •il 66 % 67 • 116 67'A 116 *106 40% 65'A 41% 1,300 66 9,900 116 *106 15 15 Va 36% 36 Va *35% 36% 34% 34% 43 Va * 2,600 44 * 44 43% 43% 39% *39% 39% 26 % 25% 26 Va 69 68% *39 25% 15% *15 43 Va 15 15 1,500 210 400 393/4 100 24% 25% 15,000 68 Va 68 % 68% 1,000 *39 22% 23% 22'/a 22% 22 22 % 21% 22 Va 21% 21% 4,000 100 37 Va 37% 36 36% 36% 36% 34 Va 36 % 33%. 33% 3,800 8 29% 30 Va 29 29% 29% 29 Va 29% 29 Va 29% 30 Va 8,600 No par No par 30% 31% 30 30% 30% 31 % 30% 31 30% 31 8,200 29 27 27 *24 * *27 5 16 Va 16 Va 16 Va 16 Va 1 28% 28% 28% 25 Corp 64% 65% } *24% 28 Va *24% 16 Va *16 100 28% *16 28 Va 16 Va 500 16 Va 16% 29% 29% 30 29 30 28 Va 29 64% 65% 65 65% 62 Va 65% 62 63% 58,500 31% 32 Va 31% 32'/a 31% 6,500 82 9,300 Electric— 32 8.50 — preferred 32% 31% 32 31% 280 J00 _, pn.-Jerrod Cincinnati. Milling 44% Oct 41 67 Va 15% 4%% • 41 116 44% , Gas Jan 16 82 104 36% Chrysler Corp Sep 31% Sep 95% July 8 106% Apr 22 66'A * 15% Oil O'Nuts 40% 67% 36% i 5% preferred series A Chicago Pneumatic Tool Chicago Rock Isl At Puc RR Chicago Yellow Cab 2 41% 117 com__No par noncinu 45% May 25 67% *43 Va : series A 5% 41% 105 par 40/ Del_50 Chic Milw St Paul & Pac 8 .9 13 10 100 Ry com preferred 18 27 ■ Western Great 26% Jun 30 Dec preferred Class A Chic 16 Feb - Corp Corp Chicago St Eust III Kit com__No July 14 53 3%% - 3 8 Motors Chemway Corp 1 Chesapeake Corp of Va 5 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25 26 42% Aug 19 38% Aug 19 18% Feb Nov 42% Jun 18 25 14 Checker Chemetron 5 17 % Mar 23 18 Sep 13% Apr 3 49% Nov 16 Jan 108 24 33% Sep 10 Apr 40 90 39 Champlin Oil & Refining Co__. Chance Vought Aircraft Inc Va Sep 34% Feo 21 17 9% Mar 14 44 39% 90 38 25% Apr 10% Sep V 9 22 17% Mar 19 9% Jan 40 *90 1% Champion Sep 40% No par No par __ $4.50 preferred 4 18 15 Sep 27% Jun 8 Oct 26% Jan 12% Jan 50% Feb 45% May 28 26 19 Apr 2 20 29 25 89 9 ' 4% Jan 31 % Nov 47% Apr Jun 35% Jan 24% Aug 14 55% Nov 14 9 90 Machine Co 83 Va 83% 82% 83% 82% 82% 82'A 100 10 *95% 97% *95 Va 97% *95% 97% *95% £7 % *95% 97% *39 39% 39% 39% *39% 39% 39 39 38'/a 28% 83 83 800 " 10% Jan 21 17% Sep Feb 102% Jun 27% Mar 20 5 24 15 2 Feb 14 Feb 14 35'/a Jan 17 45% Dec 2 43 Jan 9 15% Jan 2 20% Oct 13 16 Sep 3 35% Jan 2 62 Dec 9 57 % Jan 9 37% Feb 25 55 •- »ec 3-0 44% Jun 22 95 Sep 22 59 Oct 8 34 % Sep 10 15% Jan 2 102 102 106% May 20 64% Aug 4 91 % Aug 103% Jan Sep 14 10 35 Apr 19 24% Jan 32 Jan 2 53 Dec 30 Jan 6 134 Dec 12 86 Jan 15 97 98% Jan 2 46 Jan 2 7 CtaiK Cleveland . 28 40% Aug Feb 25 136% Jan 63 16 7% 27 4% Jan 28 119% Feb 9 159 35% Jun 19 May 27 132% Dec 31 s 96 Apr , Cluett Jun 24 43% Jan 20 48% Nov Oct 28 13% Mar 18 18 74% Sep 47% Jan 6 Colorado 20 50% Mar 11 i . - 5%% Jan 65 16 65% Jun 5 16 44% Jan 12 17 - 30% Jan 17 17 32% Jun 23% Jan 2 33 Dec 10 46% Jan 3 65 Oct 24 10% Jan 2 15% Nov 20 41% Jan 2 57 12% Sep" % Dec 30 55% Jan 145 146 143 *1050 $4.25 Southern 37 74% 23%, 23% 23% 23% 233/4 30% I 30 30% 29% 30% *47'A 48% *47% 48 Va .No par 23% 23% 30% 30% 29% 30% 30 Va 48% *47% 48% 54% *53 363/4 37 75% 106 May" 112 Jun 96 Sep Inc common 39% Sep 54% 40 401/4 40 40 '/a 10,600 20 % 20% 203/a 20 20% 59,100 17% 18% 18 18'A 18 Va 18 Va 18'/a 18 VB 2,100 *66 67 Va 67 Va *66 67% 67% 20 46% 47% 47 47% 46 Va 47 46 47 45% 46 3/a 39 39 Va 38% 38% 38% 383/4 383A 38% 38 Va 38% 2,500 3,400 5,900 *66 30% 29% 30% 29 Va 29% 29 29% 28 Va 28% 62% 63 Va 62% 62% 62 62 Va 60'A 62 1 13% 13% 13% 13% 133/4 13% 13% 13 Ve 13% 8,600 coin—25 62 Va 62% 60% 62 613/s 613/4 61% 62 x58 59% 13,200 *67% 59 64 Jan 4 9% Nov 21 9% Jan 8% Jan 2 9% Nov 2 4% Jan 6% Feb ——, ———25 48 44% Jan - 26 , Nov 15 24 2 14 % Jan 2 26% Dec 13% Jan 3 15% Jan 8 30 - 14 30 93 Sep 18 85 Oct 20% 20% 21 21 Va 11 11% 11 11% 10% 16 15% Feb 25 32 Aug 21 16 4,801) 103/4 10% 10% 3.900 52 54 of N Y com—No par 61Va 61% 60% 61 Va 60% 61 603A 61% 60% 60% 9,900 No par lOOVa 100% 100% 3,100 15,300 40% Aug Consolidation 17 Jan 7 Sep 10 27% Jan 30% Nov 96 49% Dec 2 25Va Jun 6 Apr 10 . •' 31 Cuba Coal 17 99 Feb 26 92 Jan 22 25 85% Sep-17 44 Ve Jun 18 29% Jan 92 Ve May 55% July 29 99 Jan 6 40% Jan 106 2 30 Feb 25 102% July 60% Nov 10 44% Jun 12 Sep 15 . 9 31% 33% 32% 32% 31% 32% 48 47% 48% 47 Va 48% 47% 48 5,200 22% 22% 22% 23 22% 23 7,100 1 18 Va 18% 18% 18% 18% 18% 18 Va 18% 16 18 Va 5 10 24 Va 24% 24% 24% 24'A 24% *24 Va 24% *24% 24% 400 48 Va 49 48% 49'A 48 48% 46% 47% 46 V4 46% 11,300 100 14 15 15 16% 17'A 19 18% 19 % 17% 18% 1,070 1 37% 37% 36% 37 Va 17,100 pfd May 76 2 92 Apr 13 ; 8% Apr 18% May 29 8 For footnotes 13 Va Oct 23 see 11% Jan Oct page « 28. 21 Va -Sep 2 15 16% Mar 12 5% 20 55 53% 55 92 92 91 92 *91 93 V4 *92 93% 91 91 *89 91 50 *83% 86% *83% 86 82% 83% *83 85 200 28 8,800 52 Va "83% 85% — . —— Copper 105 27 27% 6,700 290 87% 51% 104 105 52 *104 No par 104 46 47% 46% 47V4 47% _No par 77 77 76 76 78 ,-2 13% 13% 13% 13'A 13% 25 *21 % 21% 21 V. 21 Va *21% 27% 104% 28 85% *85% 51% 27% 27% *85% common.—10 Inc preferred 23 % Apr 54% 92% 92 52% Industries 55 *91 27% Continental 37% 92 *92 87 $3.75 37'A 54% 92% 92% of America— preferred ; Continental Can 373/a 55 55 92% . 1,500 36% 37% 54% No par No par No par —. - 34% 54% 37 No par Co $5.50 preferred- —: 107% Apr 27 58%'Jan 6 v 95 2,600 22% *• 81 % Oct 100 22% 51% , 1003/8 46% 87 4% 100 33% 27% Common 1 22% 5 100 .. 8 -\ 15% 49% 1 Continental Baking Co common—5 16 100'A' 16'A 35% 6% $4.16 preferred Corp 100 16 34% $4.52 preferred 17 lOOVa 100 16% 22% 50c Utilities- $4.50 preferred - 15% 48 Consumers Power Co com 25 Container 86 or RR 16% Corp——1.33% Electronics Industries-, Consol 3 99% Mar 10 91 Sep 82% Sep 28 preferred 16 * 61% Feb 4 $5 6 91 Aug Consol Edison 24 52% May 22 13 4,000 55V4 Consolidated Natural Gas_ - 5,700 10% 10% Laundries Corp- Jan 21% 10% 55 % Consolidated 57% Feb 21% 11 103/, 27'/a July 10 33 560 213A 54% Gas 18 —_ 200 10% Consolidated 2 96 Va 105 % 53% 6 Jan *95 Xl04% 10% 9 22 97 106 55 Foods 21% Jan 106 10% Consolidated 18 *953/4 97 106 Va 53% Consol Sep 106% 11% Consol- Electrodynamics Corp 18 *96 55 Va Mar- 2 22% Sep 97 108 10% July 23 18 97 *106% 55'A 28 •- 96% 107 3,400 Congoleuin-Nalrn Inc—.—No par Consolidated Cigar Corp— 1 45% July 22 12 Feb 20% 11% 53 46% Sep 99 21% 11% 3 Apr 21 103% Apr 25 2 21 Va 16 12% Jun 104 Comptometer Corp 1 Comic- No$t Publishing Co—No par Cone Mills Corp.— 10 31% Sep 17 15 57% Oct • 1 -33% Feb 100 31 41 May 15 Dec 92 1 50% Dec 2 48 Vs Jan 6 14% Jun" 39% Jan 13 23 % Jan 6 19% July ■ 25% May 12% Sep 106% Feb 25 27% Oct 29 40% Jan 106 Va . 5 20% Dec 29 44% Dec 96% .100 _i 15 60% Sep 47% Dec 15 19% Jan .—:—.—ulUu preferred Jun 43- Jj% Dec 31 fb8% Jun 4 27% Feb 2 preferred 5.25% 19 64% May 28 68% Jan 21 17 Sep 18 Jan - 6 10% Sep 18 112% Feb 18 14% Jan 29 issued 4.64% ■101% Apr ""9 10 16% Sep 15% Jun 7% Jan 29% Jan 101 23* 95 % Jun *66 64 2 104% Sep 67% 13% 9 Co *53 40 Va 20 Va 63 Va .■a~. Edison 54V4 40 Va 20% 29% Credit Solvents ♦53 40% 20 1 Engineering Inc Commercial Co 54% 39'A *53 '•? 10 Combustion 5 220 1,600 22,000 67% Co—_„;._No par 67% Aug 7 18% Mar 11 20 11,600 • Ry— When 12 105% Aug 20 — 74% 23 Va "54% *1100 36 Va 23% *47 50 . 6,700 153'A 37 23% 48% 1483/4 75% *74% *47 149% ~ *743/8 75% 50 3,200 - 95 *•1100 36% *74% 36% 133 *90 500 20 54% *132 95 145% 146% 74 Va System Commonwealth 37 54% 133 *90 *1100 *1050 54% *132 QS 37% 38% May 18 20 54% 54 Va 74% Columbus At, Southern Ohio Elee_—5 Aor 144% 33 133% 37% preferred Commercial 54 133% *90 45% 1 Columbluu 1 :45 coin—_No par Iron Carbon 144% ■ No par 51% Mar 23 28% Sep 18 54% Jan 14 37% Nov 95 No par , 134 *9C ;*'--Afo noncumulative Mar 23 74 53% *132 18 28 11,500 95 common —_— Alkman Corp At 52% 54% 133 Va 18 49 % Dec 2 32% —100 No par Pictures 73 % Nov 31% Jan 32 *90 Columbia May 23 63 53 Va :133 % 24% Mar 23 17 310 33% 44 33% 9 Jun 30 36% 32% 41% 20% Dec 360 60 36% 32 20% 2 93% *59 37% 32 20 12 % Jan *92 Va 69 *36% 33% 40 Va 22 93 *59 37 32 *53 23 % Dec 93 60 Va 37 lnternuf'1 Corp & 93 % 37 .—10 5 No par Sep 2 20 93 *59 36'A 93% *59 Gas 20 Jan 63% Feb 93% 60'/a 94 Va 37 Columbia 4 14 7,100 60 10 Sep Jan 7,000 49% 37 1st pfd 100 Broadcasting System_2.50 53 35 74% 49% 60 Columbia 29 31 73% 49% 93% 48% May 7 24% Mar 13 Oct 38% Dec 9 % Dec 24 74'A 49 stock—50 preferred series Colorado 46 37 73% 48 % No par gtd—50 Co Fuel 74% 47% 48% preferred. 28% Mar 11 73% 75% r 32% Aug 26 16% 74% Colgate-Palmolive Co 8 *16 3/a 48 Va .—100 ___ 1,500 16% 77% No par 44 *163/8 49% 1 1,700 104 44 16 Va 75 % 4% *101 44% 48% • 104 Va 15 Jufy27 23% Jan *101 104 15 Feb 21% Jan 104 Co 43% At, *101 104 16% peubwdy At, Co coin Collins •101 16% preferred 2nd preferred-™;— $3.50 19,700 20 16% 82 27 8,000 50% 19% 16% Corporation 18 7 56% 49% 20% 16% guaranteed Coca-Co It* 86% May 8 23% Dec 15 25 % Dec 30 77 56% 51% 193/4 .—5 Electric! Ilium colli— Coca-Cola July 24 57 51 19% 45% >45% prehMTod Clevlte 4 56% 52% 19% *101 45% iii)itl|/inent Special 57 51% 19% 45% Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% 20 Jun'12 56% 53 19% No par Products $4.50 Mar 20 39 57 Vo 52% 20% ■—— City Stores Co 2 56'A 53% 100 preferred.—. Cuj'p 18% Jan' 89:% July 101 130% May 14 88 5%% ; CILy 57% 20 No par 10 City investing Co common 19 57 Va 52% 5 Corp Co, 2 V 65 % Feb 2 127 Service 55% Jan t 22 25% Dec Financial 49% Mar 3 60 Feb 37 26 85% *84 85% 30 31% 52% 52 52% 2,800 :03% 104 104 — convertible preferred 20.300 48'A 46 % 4734 77 77% 230 13 Va 13 "A 13 13% 0,500 *21 Va 21% *77 & Steel- common 80 78 47% 79 104 '21 Va 21% 19 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle 20 . ... (1192) Monday, September 21, 1959 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD < Range for Previous Range Year 1958 Lowest Highest Lowest Jan 15 6 Jan 2 10% 26 Continental Oil of Delaware 5 .51 fa 14 18 oj% Jau o 78% Mar 10 36% Jan 2 40-/8 Aug 20% Sep 18 7 66% Nov 37% Dec 19% May 20 41 Dec 13 31 20 52 Jan 30 34% Oct 12 39% Jan 49% July Copperweld Steel Co common.. 8 2 1 22 3 84% Feb 11 Feb 4 18% Jan 2 Apr 14 88 May 12 24 Va Jun 10 5 14% Apr Coty Crane Co common 85 Nov 5 86 28% Jan 3 40% Dec 4 14% Mar 3 20 % Nov 28 10 9 1 2 40 Mar 11 16% Jan 24% Sep 18 Jun Sep 36 % 23 Aug 18 12 Jan 7 31% Dec 30 3 41% Dec 16 37 % 2Q 50% Jun 9 101% Jun 25 Oct 13 29 87% Sep 15 98% Apr 32% Feb 11 7 15% Feb 20 41 5% Jan 20 60% Jan 6 7 Sep 21% Jan 6 37% Jan 16 10% Jun 15 17 68% Jan 10 7% Jan 2 15 Dec Jan 7 69% Nov 6% Jan Jan 2 13 8% Apr 3 8% Sep 24 333A Sep 18 17 % Mar 2 12% Mar 31 18 33 15 Aug 18 41% Jan 20 Sep 15 10% Sep 15 30 63% Oct i3 62 Jan 7 67 6 23 % Nov 14 2 2 25% Feb 39% Apr noncuin Press $1.60 10 59% Jan f 94% July 28 41% Apr 3 61% Dec 18 9 83Va Aug 17 Dana 83 % Jan 15 92 Aug 6 Sep 8 9 Ve Jan 14 14 % Nov 18 13% Feb 2 91% Feb 16 19% July 27 28 34 Feb 6 49% Mar 18 Daystroui Inc Dayton Curtiss—Wright Class Corp 2 56% Dec 30 50% Sep 17 61 Jan 14 87 Jan 22 747b Jun 12 82 Apr 10 77% Sep 19 88 Jan 28 73 Sep 16 Oct 24 89 Jun 16 78 Jun 30 26% Dec 19 26% Jan 2 36% July 15 Dayton 17 Sep 47% Jan 15 21% Feb 19 68% July 31 Decca Records 1 8% Jun 15 27% Mar 30 57% Feb 16 69 16% Jan 2 25% Dec 31 243/a Jan 2 17 15 53% 54% 53% 54% 89 87% 87% 87% 87% 87 Va 87 Va 88% 88 Va 420 28% 12,300 29% 29 *38 106. 33 32% 29 28 Va 105 106% 400 40 *38 40 27% 29% 106 106 106% 33 32% 32 Va 28% 29 28 Ve 105 107 107 11,400 1,100 106 9% 9 9% 10% 10% 10 1,180 19 19 Va 19% 19% *19% 19% 20 20% 2,500 11% 12 11% 12 11% 12'/a 11% 12 9,700 *70 9% 72 % 9 10% 31% 30 Vs 34% 24 % 500 70 12% 13% 13% 13% 1,500 33% 33% 33% 33% 1,000 11 Va 12,900 30 % 30% 30 10% 10% 65 *64'/a 65% *64 Va 66 23% 65 *23 23 3D 70 69 3 3 Va *23 23% *23 23% 30% 30 30 Va 29% 30 20,700 j. 65% 23 30% 10% 10% *64% 23% 69 9% 10% 34 r>% *33 10% 11 65% *23 70 69 70 70 *64% 77% 10% 35 35% 35 35 1,300 78% 77 77% 75% 77 3,600 10% ,4 500 Si Co 77% 77 1,200 76 7G74 7674 *76 77 85 Va *84 85% 85% 84 84 *84 85% 20 16% 16% xl5% 15% 15% 16 15 34 1574 1574 1534 8,200 38% 39 37 3774 37 37% 36% 37 36% 3674 2,500 51% 51 % 51% 51 51 % 3,100 75% 76 76 *81 A 75% 76 51% 51 % 51% 100 75 75 V4 *73% 73% 74 81 % *8- 75 75 common—7 *79 Rubber 76% 78 5 —100 100 Co inc 31% 50c 50c 31 % *79 *79 81% 30% 30% 31 5074 51 *73 Va 75 *73% 75 *72% 73 *72 Va 73 81% 73 75 73 *73% *79 % 81 *79% 81% 30% V 30 31 60 4,000 30 29 . 160 17% 3,500 56 VB 5677 55% 56% 56 56% 56% 5674 55% 56% 22,300 .No par 28 28 V» 29% 29 % 28% 29% 28 Va 28% 28 28 Va 4,000 50 10 10% 4,000 (Delaware) 17% 1 18 Vs 17% 1774 17 175/4 1774 17% 1774 10% 10 Ve 10 Va 10 10% 10 10 VB 64 % 64 % 63% 6374 62% 6374 61% 62 59 CO V4 Delia Air Lines Inc. —3 Denv Si Rio Grande West RR_No par Detroit Edison : 20 Detroit HilTsdaie 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Sep 8 143/4 Aug 17 Duplari 23% Oct 27 14% NOV Mar 26 18 11 14% NOV 20 2 b May Dover 27% Aug 17 9274 July 15 45% Jan 21 Dow Dresser 10 214 Dec 31 Sep 29 1 112% Apr 21 95 Sep 17 91% Apr 28 77 Sep 202% Feb 28 28% 27% 28 3674 36% 36% 36 36 % *32 323/4 29% 36% - 23% 23% 13% *137% 13% 18% 1874 18 Va 183/4 18% 193/a 19% 1974 39 197b 17,900 1874 19 18% 18 VB 18 VB 19 lb% 18% 18 VB 18% 4474 46% 0,500 22,503 24 .No par 457b % 24% 82% 83% 50c 33 % 34 USA 1 25a4 Inc 46 46 VB 44 V8 46 43% 45 24 VB 23% 24 23% 23% 23% 23% 1,400 X793/B 80 Va 79 VB 7974 79 7974 78 78 Va 35,500 33 % 3174 323/s 31 % 32 3074 313b 29,500 1 26 VB 25 25% 25% 25 25 (E I) 2574 *25% 11% 11% *11% 12% International Corp 13% *113/8 12 12 VB 12 12% 251 Va 248% 98 Va 79% 17 26% Jan 12 5 23 Vb 23% 2274 23% 2 42% Feb 27 $3.75 preferred 50 *40'/) 41 % *40% 41% Jun 25 4674 Jan 27 $4.15 preferred 50 *43 44 Va *43 50 41 41% 46% Mar 13 4% 48% May 26 4.20% 4.10% common. preferred preferred preferred 46% Jan 2 31% Apr 47 13 Mar 24 preferred $2.10 21 DWG Cigar 12 11% 11 % 113/B 117% 1,700 1,400 13% 12% 1274 12 12 V4 6,700 244 246% *25 Si Co- *78% Duquesne Light Co . 32% 47 24 1 79 Vb 22% Feb 400 32 23 VB 13% 100'4 41% Aug 14 42% Jun 19 3,100 13% 32 23 VB 1374 254 % 10 2,500 237% 133/8 31% 23 VB 79% 31 32 34 22% 3174 99% Jan 3,900 133/e 251 % May 21 5,600 36 22 Va 8 53 27% 3574 32 ' 32 7o -No par 24% Nov 26% 5 22V4 1374 -No par 51 1,500 - 21% 2374 Preferred $3.50 series. 14 2,000 31% 3 24 5,400 30% 1374 86 Va Apr 14% Jan - 22% 17 May 22 43% July 6 3134 > 1 Preferred $4.50 series^, 40 6,800 55 % 3174 30 — 2 Common 9 44 Va Nov 28 28% 28% 36% 7 May 12 9 July 15 28 36% 1 2.50 . 3 May" 13 50 Va 22 Jan 22% Sep 39% Jun 48 Va Mar 22 22 106 50 Sep 26 41% Sep 11 46 July 25 22 23% 27874 Aug 47 Vb 24 22 >2274 Co__ du Pont de Nem 172% Apr 2274 50c Inc Limited 3074 30 % Industries Dunhlll 32% 3074 32 Va 30% Corp Chemical 32 57 31% 30% -No par .No par Ltd Fund 56 Va 30% 56% 3274 1 Ltd - Douglas Aircraft Co 20'/a Nov 20 Jan 52% May 22 Co Mines Dominick 20% July 23 5:i3/4 Jan 21 43% July 17 9 74% Jan £4% Apr Distillers 29% Jan 10 57 32 30 Va 58% 30V4 10 5374 57 31% 577s 32 25 Co— Diamond-Gurdner Corp corn— $1.50 preferred Diana Stores Coru Diners' (The) Club Inc Disney (Walt) Productions. 42% Mar 13 , Mar 31 20 Jl% Jan Alkali 59% Apr 24 18 Sep 13% Sep 6 3674 July 29 26% Sep Oct 55% 100 42% Dec 42 39 54% C— 2 43 39 55% B 5 39% Oct 32% 38 54 series 2 80 Va Oct 32% 38 56% 1 series 3.90% Feb Apr 32 % 39% series Delaware 15 May 26 68 33 % 12 V« — Light Si 9% Jan Jun 32% *38 10 3.75% 37% Jan 56 24% 1 Delaware Si Hudson Aug 19 21 2,800 3,400 *18% *74 Deere 36% Apr Sep 2,500 18% 25% Preferred 33 May 25 12% Jan 9 1 19 25% 18% 25 Va Preferred" 3.75% 9 11 400 38 Va 38% 18% 25% 19% * Power1 Preferred 27 12% Dec 39 18% 25% 10 common 13 63% Dec *38% 18% 26 12 Inc Cutler-Hammer Mar 10 30% Nov 38% 18% ■ 75% Nov 7 10 x38% 100 25% __1 43% Jan 18 38% 800 11,700 78% 19 common A 393/4 Nov 6% Apr 38% 3% 52% *76 100 3%% preferred series A Dan River Mills Inc 46% Feb 39 3% 52 78% 19% No par 63 ¥2 Nov 8 *76 5 prior preferred 3 11 78% 13% 40% Mar 26 51 *76 20 51% 374 *3% 50% 76 52 % 34 3 3% 49 76 53 13% 14 19% Nov 3% 3% 3% 79 33 34% Sep 54'/a Nov 3,300 13% 6 2 8,200 11% 34% Aug 2 19% 11% 13% 31% Aug 27 2 88 19% 1174 34% 37 15 Va Jan *86 1974 11% 26% 100 Inc 5 13% Jan 88 1974 12 10 pfd__ 6 27% Jan *86 20 Va 12 5 9 Aug 27 81 Feb 83% Apr 88 20 12% 12 18% 2.50 Sugar 20% Mar 84 *86 20 19T 25% preferred—100 30% Mar 60% Feb 88 12% 1 common 21% Apr 27% Jan ' *86 20% Cunningham Drug Stores Inc 2.50 Curtis Publishing common—. 1 $4 prior preferred ;_No par 8 41% Apr RR d% Cuneo 21 16% Jan 16% Oct 53% July 24 86 *38% 2 Cudahy Packing Co common 4%% preferred 81% Mar 11 12 Dec 87 *87% Cuban-American 4 14 % Dec 39 *85 52% preferred Cuba 8 2 3 27% Jan 17 4,700 ' 87 No par Crucible Steel Co of Arnerica__l2.50 Sep 31 1,900 18% 128 *85 55% convertible 13,300 51% 18 % 127 127% 87 *76 No par 5%% 127% 19 *1874 129 *85 5 2 51 51% 51 5174 18 127% 25 com preferred $4.20 24 114% July 15 $2 IOC 87 *3% 1 ; Crown Zellerbach Corp 52 *92 '-'85 • 12% 25 preferred *49 100 20 100 of Wheat Corp Petroleum Corp conv 52 '90 18 18% 127 Va 10,000 46% *49 100 5074 51% 20 126% 45% 46% 46 52 1 86 1 Crown Cork Si Seal common July 23 44 25% May 105 Dec 18% Jan 101 46% 46% 46 87 *85 1 Crescent 21 58% Nov 43 V2 Apr 92% Nov 7 May 27 29% Jan Corp. preferred Cream 23% Apr 15 28% Mar 9 25% Jan Petroleum Inc 3%% Mar 30 74 16 18% 125% Coty International Corp 85 29% Dec 6% Jan 44% 52% 1 Cosden 54% July 30 3 51 1 Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp.; 86 2 9 47 Corning Glass Works common 5 3%% preferred 100 3%% preferred series of 1947-100 12 33 46 Va 5 (Del) Co 30% Jun Jan Jun Products Corn 59% Jun 150% Aug 35% Jan 12 7,400 9,500 50% Sep 5 15 21 *92 11 1 14 1,500 38% 20 % *49 9% Nov 55 72% 37% 21% 98 3% NOV July 72% 38'/a 21 52 39% Dec 19 73% 38% 21% *88 13 79 73 38% 21% *49 9 13 30 73% 38% 22 % 98 1% Jan 18% Jun 72% 39% 21% 52 24% Jan 29 73 38% -90 9 5% Apr 22 56 73 40% *49 8% Jan 16 73% 22% 14 8 30 88 Aug 1 89 Apr 16 20% Aug 6 Mar 11 78 73% 22 50 9 8,500 39% 50 16 15 23,400 50% 5 Co Sep 50% 10% 51% preferred 18 50 Ve 10% 50 5 ^ Copper 89% Feb 12,900 51 10% 51 % preferred- 102 % Dec 10% 10% convertible 31 49% 10% 50% convertible 24% Dec 49 10% 52 6% 82% Dec 49% 10% 5% 55% Nov 49% 10% July 27 16 12 May Shares j< 4974-- 49 % 49% 98% July 28 14 4 % 49 % 14 Corp 33% Mar 17 2 the Week Sept. 18 51 % 13 Oct Steel Cooper-Bessepier Corp Range Friday Sept. 17 6 Jan 85 Continental 12 50% Sales for Thursday Sept. 16 2 12% Apr 83 Sep 49% PRICES Wednesday Sept. 15 49% Jun 82 Jan 33 % Jan 13 % Jan 20 69% Jan 16 1 50 3 74% Feb 13% Apr 1 12 2. 52 5 Motors 22 18% Jan 16 % Jan Insurance Continental Dec 28j/4 Jan 50 % Jan Continental SALE HIGH AND Tuesday Monday Sept. 14 5 Mar 66 18 j% Aug 10 Sep 49 30 LOW STOCK YORK EXCHANGE 12% Dec 64 12 38s/e Feb Dec 63 44 STOCKS NEW Since Jan. 1 Hignest — 41 VB 45 *44 VB 4274 *44 Vb 50 , 251 *4274 247 251 98% 95 97 79 77 78 2234 23% 22 VB 2274 22 VB 41% *40% 41% *40% 4074 40% 40% *43 44 Va 44% 44% *4374 413/s *41 41% 41 41 4074 45 *44 Vs 45 *44 Vb 45 *44 VB 14,300 22% 44% 245% 100 98 *78 95 % *75 3,800 96 600 77 19,600 10 10 45 4074 800 •• 45 50 43 *42 34 43 *42 3,4 43 45 44 44% *4374 45 % *4374 45% *4334 451/4 130 28 28% 28 Vb 28 % 28% 28% 28 VB 28% 28% 28% 3,600 10 52% 52% 52 52 52 52 1 34 VB 35% 33% 343/4 34 Va 35 Vb 343/4 357b 10 27% 28 27 27 Va 2674 27 263/4 27 VB —50 42% 50 . *43% Corp S 4274 423/4 E 27% Jan 2 45% Dec 19 43 Va Jan 14 57 2 JBagle-Plcher Co 29 Ve Jan 2 30 11 33;/a Sep 15 46 Vb Apr 9 Eastern 22 Va Apr 3 3 30% Aug 14 82*% Jun 4 26% Sep 18 34% Jan 21 73% Jan Feb 78 July Airline \ Inc Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn May 18 85% Jan 23 23 % Sep 10 30% Apr 8 75 Apr 10 Eastman com Stainless Kodak 8874 Jun 9 38'/a Jan 2 59 Oct 2 56 % Jan 6 903/4 July 27 Eaton 2 37 Dec 31 3674 Jan 6 6374 Aug 9 831/4 May 22 83 Va Jan 15 2 37V» Dec 11 34 Feb 4 May 15 41% Jun 24 Mar 27 89 Aug 4 92 76 Jan Jan 17 95 14% Apr 15 20% Feb 86 Jan 2 7Va Dec 19 26% Jan 2 6% Jan 25 39 78 Va 78% 78% 79 783/4 7874 7874 78V4 24% 24 247% 243% 2474 24 24% 23% 24% 6,400 90 % 88 89 Vb 89% 903/8 88% 89% 87% 88 Vo 24,800 preferred 4%% 89 Ekco *91 *91 92% *91 92% 92% 20 81 8134 81 81% 79% 81% 2,500 52% 52 52 % 51% 52 VB 800 84% 84% 80 38 38% 3,500 91 91 2 80% 80 Va 80% 82 1 52% 5274 *52% 53 *52 % 8S' *84% 87 *84VB 87 50 Co preferred Products Co 4%% May 14 100 2.50 common preferred 4 18% Jan 16 31% July 16 Elastic 36% Jan 7 55% Aug 7 Electric 9% Jan 2 Electric & 100 Auto-Lite 6% July 20 38% Jan 14 92% Stop Nut Corp Mus 38 Amer 1 Amer 26 48 % 7 Va shares 43 91 26 257/B 257/B 26 26 49 47% 48% 48 49% 7 Vb 7 Vb 7% * Electric 11% Dec 55% July 28 2 IB 7 14 Mar 20 Elgin Jan 2 39% Dec 9 29 Sep 18 39 Jan 29 Jan 10 56% Deo 8 48 Vb Jan 7 69 Vb May 12 Emerson Electric Mfg Co 4'/a Jan 2 16 Ya Deo Phonograph 5 14 Vb 1474 137/b 24 Empire District Electric Co.. 10 27% 273/8 27Vb 27% 25 *36% 36 % 36 100 82% 82 Va 83% 36 36% 13% 1374 6 7% *89% 30 July 21 79 Jan 2 2 18 22 38% Apr 30 32% Jan 29 38 Mar 13 90 80 Jun 18 88 Jan 9 34% Jun 10 40 Mar 5 May 8 2 30% Oct 17 6% Jan 2 13 Nov 28 00% Feb 3 54% May 29 11 2 11 Mar 26 55% Jan 61% Oct 18 59 Sep Apr 30 21 Nov 14 18 Sep 13% Jan 3 28 Nov 28 19% Mar 28% Jan 2 47 Deo 4 V& ^OV 3% Jan 2 43% May 13% Jan 2 23% Oct ^an 22 Va Apr 79 Api iii?. 4% Jan for 2 „2 22 9 I 2 footnotes El 20 Sep 26% Jan 44 Va Jan 12 Vb 1 23 Va Jun 10 3 8% Aug 25 17 39 30 7 2 . May 25 Vb July 23 5% 4 2 2474 Mar 5 Eversharp Sep 18 497/b July 8 Ex-Cell-O Jun 23 37% Apr 9 2 10% July 16 28% Aug 31 . ' 45y8 10% 10% 10% 7,400 30 29 29% 46,800 58 5L% 563/4 553/4 56% 54% 553/4 52% 54% 4,000 100 .50 _ Inc Corp 13 13% 12% 12% 30,100 *27 27% 27' 27% 36 % x34% 35% 35 34% 35 1,700 1,900 83% x83% 84 85 82% 82% 35 35% 35% 35% 35 % 35% 35% 35V4 3,200 13% 1374 137% 133/4 13 Va 13% 13% 13% 10,800 67 Va 67 67 y4 66 66 58 Va *56 58% *56 35 *83% 67 21 21 »/b 20% 207/b 20% 3 40 Vb 41 39% 40% 393/4 31 Va 31% 8% 26. 8% 26% *56 19 1 13 Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp-1 14 Fairmont Foods Co common 4% convertible preferred 1P% Jan 31% Sep 11 1 100 Falstaff Brewing Corp 1 Family 1 7% 36% *82 30 30% *30 8 35% *82 3074 29% 30% *30% *56 207b 2074 20% 20% 7,200 40% 39% 40 39 40 6,500 30 30% 30% 930 8% 40,600 30% 30% 30 8% 25% 8% 8% 25% 24% .. 18% 8% 24% 8 * 7% 35 *82 ■ 20% 8% 25% 36% 83% 320 67% 58% 18 V4 1974 8% 25% 7% 83% 67% 58% 187i 31% 8% 25% 37 67 80 ' 58% 5 18% Mar 12 13% 27% 19% Sep 28. 1374 27% • 18% 10% Jan page x55 , 197% 96 see *56 45% 19% Fairbanks Morse & Co No par Fairbanks Whitney Corp com 1 $1.60 convertible preferred 40 Finance Corp 4574 10 VB 297% 37 9 45% 10% 30 Vb 2 Jan 46 Va 10 Vb 297/B 3 35 4534 10% 30% 7% Jun July 27 46% 31,100 4,500 29% 79% Aug 11 29 7,700 7% 10% 29% Jan 17 700 48% 7% 45 11 9 25% 47% 73/b 107% 11 Dec *25% 49 7% 317% 89 19% Dec 10 26 48 47% 30% Sep 33 26 7% 10% 8.50 preferred series A 9 Jan 91 30% No par common Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co Evans Products Co 21% Jan 28 *89% 4 common 30% Mar 12 11 91 3 10 Co Gas Equitable Gas Co Erie RR 847% 387b *89 % 91 5 Battery Watch Natural Endicott Johnson Corp 4% preferred 15% July 23 70 Storage National Paso 13% May 14 Sep *91 7% 14Vb 2 26% May 11 287% Aug_28 Emerson Radio & 17% Jan 93/4 Jan 84% 38 38% 38 Va 89 % 91 1 38 37% 28% *89% 5 of Co— Ind *86 27 Dec 140 79% 88% " 13 Oct 31 8% Dec 31 40% NOT 19 16,700 10,000 78% Edison Bros Stores Inc common 22% Jan 2,500 35 % 26% x247% common Manufacturing 51 34% 10 Corp 22% Jan $3.60 49% 26% f 100 Steel 973/8 July 22 93 Va July 30 Co 51% 2.50 prior preferred. 4%% Eastern 51 7% 8 36 83% 30% 29% 29% 30% 30% 31'A 8 35 " 83 29% 29% *31 31% 35 - *81% *27 31% > 2,100 15,500 7% 35 83 24 5,300 5,300 » 10 1,700 8G0 Volume Number 5883 190 . . . The Commercial ana Financial Chronicle (1193) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Range for Previous PRICES Year 1958 L.S'S"'"H?rt,8l Highest Lowest 43 May 19 3% Apr 11% Jan 7 6% Dec 2 2 17 Ve Dec 32 3 55 18 5% 16 Mar 18 '% Apr 24% Aug 21 Nov 20 7 29 % Jan Dec 3 52 47% Jan Fefc>r 6 691/8 10 Aue EXCHANGE 30 30 31 21% Jan 2 313%Juiv2q 44% Apr 8 56% Jan 26 19% Jan 2 22 Jun 27 21% May 26 23% Auu 29% Jan 7 57 Dec 30 50% Feb 70% An! ? 25% 45% Jaif 28 19 July 10% May 16% Jan 23% Mar 13 2 30 '% Nov 2 20 '% Jan 17 16 24 y4 Mar 14 6 Sep* 15 16j 27% jan 8 12 52 '% Dec 2 14% Sep 10 32% Sep 15 Jarf 16% Apr 25 38% Apr 7 82% Apr 100% Sep 16 26 55% Feb 14 88 R03/aVunoq «07/ Ton S 15'% Apr 25 22% Nov 21 20% Jan 28%SeS 4 6% Mar 10 10% Sep 29 9$ Jan 49% July 29 136 Dec 10 104 '% Jun Nov 5 12 100 Aug 21 19% 12 SiJElI 104 14 July 20 114 Ap? 28 85% Dec 31 Jun 4 B6 JaS 5 st^Feb 2 107% Dec 3 112'% Dec 16 100 Sep 18 117% Jun 28 Oct 29 32% Dec 3 26 Jun 9 43 Jun 15 \ liv/ ffovin 17 Apr 3 18 27% Mav 29 Fa"st"lCorp Metallurgical 25% Nov 26 40 33% July 18 Jan 2 7% Jan 31 17% Dec 27 31 32% Sep 85% Sep XZyJ cfP 46 y, Dec 18 180% Dec 24 2 Nov 10 35% Apr 37% Jan 2 52% Aug 11 50% Dec 31 15 Jan 2 22 25% Feb 25 95 7 July 1 Nov 9 43 Mar 10 93 Jan *; a"n 12% Aug 11 tl U. 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V 13 58% *7s/„ 17% 65% 25% 18% 66% 25% 50 18 66 25% 48% 22% *22% 49 JlllTAnc^ ^ 2f0 corp-:::::::::::-:::::„? 3s% \0 367% 51% 51% 51% g Ferro FifthX^ Pa£®r ^r°/ No par F1"at°ne Tlre & R^ber 4%% preferred 100 *101 No par SKSJNational Stores 63 gSST/,'™, /°r" ? ™f.tkote C° «»»'« tl ferred—No Pfd S m ' 32&. 124% 124% 6.25 com 35 . ser of '51 29 48% 49% 19I/2 ,19% 1 °,°,mrnon . 33% 15 *84 34% 87% Po?J Giant Markets Inc 4% convertible preferred io 1 25% 26% pood Mach & Chem Corp 10 49% 50% 13 3%% convertible preferred—100 3%% preferred 100 13 the Week Sept. 18 Shares 58 V* 593a 57% 58 % 6,300 7% 59% 73, 7% 7% 2,500 1,900 18% 66% 25% 17% 18 17% 7% 17% 66 % 67 66% 67% 24 % 25% 24% 24% 5,500 49 48% 49 47% 48% 5,200 32% 22% *22 % 22% *22% 22% 63% 64% 63% *16% 50% 32V 101 32- 62% 33% 5,800 14% I,700 33% 9,200 33% 33 126 127 102% 101 101 2,600 70 61% 62 Va 61% 61% 2,900 25% 26 25% 25% 16,500 8,300 11% 12 33 Vs 34 *84 88 1°3 513/4 14% 101 34% *84 51 % 14% 129 g* 33% 88,/a 103 1/a 1051/a 7,800 51% 32% 63% g 35° 2,000 38 126 % 102% *101 63 16% 373% 14% 33^ 7,500 16% 38% 51% 51% 643/4 1634 38 125% 127 »* g* *84 7,900 12 12% 33% 87 34% *84 100 100 22,200 87 : 100% 10134 27% 28% 27% 27% 12,600 45 V4 103 28% 46% 44% 45 Va 20,100 v16% 16% 15 800 4 28 28% 28 47 16% 33% 48 18% 33% 46% 16% 47% 17% % 16 % 9,900 33% 33% 33 33% •323/4 33% 5,700 86'% *84 86% *84 86% *84 87'% *84 25% 25% 13 *12% 47% 49 47% *12% 25% ■ 22% 25% 12% *11% 49 - 47 25% 23% 12 *11% 473/4 47 *190 *190 24 10,800 11% 47% 100 < 10,200 90 *190 *88% 88% 88% 88% *88% 17 17 16% 17 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 1 30% 30% 30 30% 30 % 30% 29 V* 29 Ve 28% 29% 5 78 79% 76Va 79% 79Va 80% 79 % 803/a 78% 80 86,600 2 19% 20 19% 19% 1934 197/ 193/4 19% 19% 19% II,600 33 33% 32% 33% 33% 33% 32% 333/a 313/4 32% 6,800 7% 16% 7% 1,300 16 16 15% 15s/- 15% 16% 16 16 28% 24% 28 23% 28% 24% 27s% 24% 28% " 24% 27% 28 27% 27% 9,600 24% 24% 23% 24% 45,100 71 7o 70 71 % 50 2 Foote Mineral Co Ford Motor Co Foremost *190 *88% 51V2 124% 125% 101 Fridav Sept. 17 Tsv ttv 18| 18 5/8 *22% 62% 35Vs 28% r $4-20 divlfl pfd 64 *84 88'/2 *1051/a 1063/4 P or 8a Power Corp % p°wer& Light Co___No pa.J„nri f?«i'* f 250 tdon'n 102% g* g* 5 par 100 —_-2.50 Dairies Inc Foster-Wheeler Corp 10 28V81nlvl4 It Feb 26 PreePort Sulphur Co Pr"aha"r Trailer Co common 4% preferred Feh 58% 73/, *22% Francisco Sugar Co Franklin Stores Corp 77 77 50 22% 57 7V> 25 „ Food Mart Inc ? 2 a Dec 2 4"60^ Preferred, 66% 25% 49% . 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Jan 89 10 Mar 17 35% Dec 2 35 % Oct 100 '% Sep 96 30 12% Jan 87 15 W Sep 5 Tnesd.^" ^ W.S Sept. 16 Monday Sept. 14 Par Corp Fawick 1 94 SSfxOCK NEW Highest 10% An J lfl%Apr Z 13 Oct 55 No par 1 7% 16!/4 10 20% 24% *71 1 100 : __ 71% 7% 71 *190 _ 73/8 7% *73/4 8 *70 90 *88% 7% 8 71 % *70 __ 89 ~100 2,100 5,200 1,100 G T Jan 0 14% Dec 17 12% Jan 28 83% Jan 2 17'% Nov 17 16 y8 Jan 2 403% Jan 22 9 45% Jan 12 20'% Jan 32 Jan July 35 2 Jan 27 48 17 Dec 51'% Dec 31 2 38 Feb 9 43/4 Sep 10 29% Sep 11 37% Jan 19 17% Nov 12 convertible 17 Ve Jan 5 preferred 19% Sep 8 General 5% Apr Acceptance 13 Corp 3 General American 6 7% Nov 20 7 67% Nov 26 34 42 ADr 8 Feb 11 9 9 64 3% Jan 19 18 36% Feb 2 16 96 Va Jan 7 14 Ve Nov 7 12 Sep 16 Aug 25 138 Jan 28 7% Feb 9 Sep 28 Sep 5iy4 Feb Dec 8 9% Nov 19% Jan 2 38'% Nov 5 30 Ve Apr 7 43% Dec 11 3 933% Jun 27 57 Mar 40% Sep 2 141 7 93% Nov 293% Dec 10 10 18 673/a Nov 29 19 39 10 75% Jun 7% Feb 24 Jen 45% Sep Jan 103% Mar 25 Bancshares Bronze Cable 39 y4 Mar 18 General 66% Jan General 74% Feb 84 3/4 Apr 30% Jan 6 40 May 21 74% Feb 9 4% Jan 2 22% Dec 18 16% Feb 9 99% Aug 383/b May 60'% Jan 2 89'% Dec 30 88 % 5 — — . 33% Sep 117 Jun 3 104 2 52 Nov 6 45 105% Oct 6 117% Jan 16 102 Jun 22 79 44 Dec 19 42% Jan 41 May 26 27 31% Feb 24 29 y4 Jan 52% Feb 6 44% Jan 4 Jan 2 . 7 Oct" 20 6 Apr" 15 % Jan 32% Jan 17% Jan 38% Dec 15 24% Sep 47% Dec 3 13 25 Feb Nov 11 27% Sep 2 16 28 14 Jan 4 30 28% Sep 3 25 16 4 29 Sep 25% Jan 15 2 34% Dec 7 50 y4 Dec 31 16 Dec 1 15 91 Sep 9 90 V2 Aug 83 Feb 3 129 Apr 29 275 Feb 35 Jan 2 44 Va Jan 15 12 90 Feb 9 258 Jan 12 90 Va Jan 100 3,700 3,030 92% Mar 26 415 263/4 27% 26% 26% 26% 263% 26% 27 26'% 57 58 55% 57, 56'% 57i% 57 573% 54i% 563% 9,100 5 12% 12% 12 Ve 12% 12 12% 12 12'% 12 12% 3,500 xl45% 5 1.25 Apr 98 Jan 2 27 Jan 2 40 y4 Jun 17 44 Va Jan 3 64% Dec 29 52 y4 Sep 8 71 23% Jan 10 30 y4 Oct 15 3 49% Oct 14 19% Sep 18 443/4 Mar 18 28 83% Apr 21% Jan 7 39 Va Dec 89% Jan 21 15% Apr 16 8 36% Jan 3 Mar 30 % Jan 23 54 % 4 51 % 27 Sep Sep 15 96% Apr 273/a Jan 8 92 l/a Jan 99% Mar 104 1 8% 34 Va 39 Va 40 % x39% 82 x79 *79 27 2 Apr 47 9 2% Jan 2 157% Jan 16 . Dec 5 3% May 15 175 53% May 19 July 10 81% Dec 29 76% Jan 14 69 Feb 12 124% Dec 30 117% Jan 7 Jan 2 39% Nov 3 35 y4 Jan 2 41 Jan 2 1 Jan 2 49% July 31 3 y8 Dec 3 42% Apr 2% Jan 27 4 5 July 28 11 8% May 4% Jan 8% 9 Oct" 13 48% 15 Jan" 31 Oct 5% Jan *6 22 Dec Apr Sep 7 2 50 56 41 Dec 2 38 88 July 8 11 74 8% Jan 7 15 37% Sep 26,/2;Jan 18 45'/a July 49% Jan 1 3 9% Dec 24 59 31 17 Dec Oct 1 61 Sep 51% Nov 10 12 20% Jan 31% Dec 12 131% Jan 146% Jun 4 22 y4 Jan 22 8 253/4 Mar 23 133% Sep 14 39% Dec 29 25 y4 Sep 18 14% Jan 19 % Dec 11 17% Jan 2 87 Apr 26%. Dec 17 85% Jan 28 10% Jan 10 16 For footnotes see page 4 28. 213/4 Sep 5»/8 Sep Aug 31 84 % Mar 4 May 8 5 89 Aug 12 47 45% 27% 1,900 46% 41,000 763% 54,900 93% 94% 18,500 1 22% 23% 21% 22% 21% 21% 20 "Va 21% 20,900 No par 105% 105% 101% issued When $5 Corp 3 preferred ; preferred 1% New 55 No par Preferred $3.75 series conv 35 105% 100 Motors Corp common Genl Tele General 4%% & 450 102'% 3,600 102 79 79 79% 48% 48% 48% 47% 47% 1,200 36% 37% 36 % 37% 9,000 1 37% 38% 37% 38% 38% 393/8 373/8 38% 36V4 37 No par *30% ♦30% *79 79% 1,100 12,000 32 *30% 32 30% 30% *30% 31% 54 54 *54 55 54 54 533/4 54% 53% 53% 900 53% No par 55% 54% 54 s!Va 54% 54% 55% 53'% 54'% 2,900 53% 32 20 10c 5% 5% 5% 5% 5 Va 5V4 5 % 5% 5'/a 5% 13,200 2.50 23 Va 24 % 23% 24% 23% 24% 24% 24% 24% 24% 37,400 6.67 343/8 34% 34 Ve 34% 33% 33% 32% 33 V* 31% 32'/4 2,400 13% 13% 13% 13% 13% 13 % 13 13% 10,900 29 29% 29% 29% 29'% 293/4 29% 29% 2,100 27% 26% 263% 26% 26% 26% 26% 2,100 *26% 10c 13% 13Va 10 59% 60% 27% 27% X26% *26% 27% *26% 27% *263% 27% *26% 27'% 26% 26% *26% 27% *6'% 25 25 25 243% 24% ♦24% 1 B) * 25 10 25 70 x75 59% 10 83%c com 100 *88"% 100 *300 100 ; *94 " *100 100 400 263% 27% 27'% / 24% ♦243% *26'% 26% 20 24% 100 27% 700 69% 68% 69% 69 69% 68 69'/a 61,600 76% 70% 73% 72 74 66 71'% 61'% 65 22,100 63 58% 60% 60% 61% 60% 62% 60 Va 61% 70"% 68 *88% __ 350 *300 350 *87% 89% *320 350 *300 74,500 *88% *87% 350 *300 350 1 " 95 90 90 *94 95 94 101 *100 101 *100 101 100 93% 9434 100 101 94% 102 270 250 33%. 80c 33% 33 33% 33 33% 33 333% 323% 33i% 4,600 42 1 42% 41% 42% 42% 43% 43% 43% 42'% 43% 21,300 53% 523/4 10 53% 52% 53 53% 53 53'% 52% 3,400 20% 21% 20% 20% 19 3% 20% 19% 20% 191/4 193% 23,700 1 52% 53 52 Ve 52% 52% 52 Ve 52% 53% 53% 54'% 12,000 0 47 Va 48 47% 51 % 49% 50 50% 49 49% 16,500 *95% 97% *95 % 97% *95% 97% *951/4 971/4 *95'% 971% 21 % 21% 21% 23% 21% 213/a 21% 21% 213% 22'% 2,400 23 43% 24% 22% 23% 23% 24 23 24 22% 233% 89,800 10 43 % 43% 43% 43 Va 43 % 43 Va 43% 42 43'% 5 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 20'% 20i% 1 2% 2% 2% 2% 100 common 52% 4 Co Inc *1761/2 4 41 41 Va 41 41% 1 45% 46% 447/a 453/a 44% 1 2% 9% 2% 2% 2% 2% 10 City Steel Pacific Tea Ore Northern Great Western Co Sugar com preferred Green (H L) Co Inc : Greyhound Corp -common preferred 30% Mar 30 Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp 10 Guantanamo Sugar 25 1 1 41'% 41'A *40 % 41 46 44% 45% 2'% 2% 2% 9% 9 7V8 7 32 69 48 77% 130 41% 70% 47% 69 % 47% 77% 48% *76 205 803% 127% 82% 453a 46% 2'% 2% 9 9% 7 Va 7'% 31 32 1,300 8,200 20,100 9'% 1,800 7'% 2,000 32 69% 70% 68% 70 48 48% 473% 48'% 78 77% 77% *76% 78 8,400 12,900 6,200 6,300 11,300 30 12% 12% 12% 12% 12% 12 3a 12'% 12'% 12 38 5,100 39% 37% 38 Vs 37% 38% 37% 38'% 37i% 37% 21,300 28'% 28'% 28 Va 28'% 2,600 28% 28% 28% 28% 28% 52% 53% 52 52% 52 52 %4 52 52 51'% 52% 1,800 50% 52% 50% 51 50 50 Vs 50% 51 50 50% 11,700 27% 28 27% 273/4 273% 27% 273/4 21 Ve 27'% 27% 2,700 134% *133% 134% *133% 1343/8 133% 133'% 25% 26% 25'% 2534 11,200 19% 20 193% 19% 22,200 133% - 134% ♦133 Va 26% 1 100 67% 78 *176'% 84% 130% 28% , No par 100 3 71% 47% 205 83% 32% 7 2,200 12% Nopal ; 9 1,300 2% 128% 31% 7% 7 20'% 2% 129% 86 5,500 20'% 3 38% , CO—1 Northern Paper Co Great *41 32% *76% Prop„No par Great 128% 9 *6% 32% 70 5 100 1 9 84 86% 32% 7 32% 12.50 common 9% 86% 47 5 3%% Ry *176'% 128 % 86%. 5 Iron 205 127 Co & ♦176 176% 128% (W R) & Co Atlantic 2% 205 88% Graham-Paige Corp common 6% conv preferred Granby Mining Co Ltd Co 205 3 127 10 51 3 No par Gould-National Batteries Inc 4%% 1023/a 80 Gold & Stock Telegraph Co (B F) 7% 102 85.500 37%. Goodrich Co Northern 80% 103% 54% 48 No par Goodyear Tire & Rubber Grant (W T) 1023/a 102% 9,000 54% 55 37% Brewing Co Granite 102 % 103% 54% 2,600 34 38 Co Union 65% 102 104% 48 Corp Brothers Grand 543/a 333/4 104% 80 Electronics Globe-Wernicke Grace 55 10 Products Goebel 54 100% 34 104% 48 Getty Oil Co Gillette Co Gimbel 55% 33% 104% 106 37 conv uerber "104 % 79% preferred 4%% 106 48% Castings Corp Time Corp Tire & Rub 34% 105 5,100 38 80 General Telephone Co of Florida— $1.32 preferred 25 $1.30 preferred 25 General 333/i 105% 102 48% . (series 1013/4 33% 21% 101 36% Utilities Corp preferred 33% 22% 102 1 common $1.30 355/3 102 76 15 Co preference Steel 103% No par Advertising 18 16 27i% 95 14 Jan 46% 47% 273% 94 303/a Feb 47% Feb *27 % 28 953% Gt 24% May 29 1,900 95% 31% July 2 60% Aug 12 59Ve Apr 27 141 % 49 46% 8 96% Great 18 273% 47% 8 95 16% July 17 i 28% 46% 8 97% preferred Grayson-Robinson Stores 6 28%* 800 8 96% 553/8 Jan 2 80 Va Jun 17% Mar 20 4 37% Aug 4 78 % July 29 62% Nov 20 Jun Feb May 28 10% Mar 18 18 3 *7 Apr 30 30% Jan 2 7% Dec July 2 42% Aug 28 54% July 15 1 28 May Va Jan 1 154 6% July 14 31 67% Jan 103% Jun 29% 80 26 No par Corp 10 3 30 8 % 26 353/4 193/4 Sep 2% Sep 24% May 20 4% Jan 28 8 8 3,5°0 82 26 *343/4 Glidden 230 • 39% 383% *79 82 26 2634 ' 7% 393% 2,200 77% 293/4 July 13 9 *79 79 1,700 333% 35 50 % Jan Jan 39'% 40 8% 33'% 76% 18 172 79 *26 50 *8'% 35 29 27 79 26% 8% 34 77% Sep 8 393% 40 34 343/4 42 Aug 19 8 26% 8% 8% 34% 144 763/4 13% Apr 28 7"% $4.50 preferred No par Gladding McBean & Co 5 Glen Alden Corp ex distribution—1 20 27% 8% X34 *142 343/4 Georgia-Pacific 4 29 8% 34% 144 77% 24 Dec 27% Dec 8% 345/3 *142% 1433% 34 3/, 28 99 2 8% 1433% 76% 26 2 144 *32% Jan 2 144 2,800 78% 363/8 Apr 54 % Apr Jan 10 28 146 345/a 47% preference $5 preference—. ; 5%% preference Genesco Inc 20 y4 Jan 94% May 21 24% Dec 22 6 44 34% General 8 *41% 90% 26% Realty & Utilities Refractories Aug 44 77% General 84% Jan 79 44 32 Railway Signal May 100 34% General 79 2,800 1 2 83 3,600 63% 5 Public Service 104 % May 28 18% 63/a 90% \ Public 7 *18% 6% 31% 28% General 263/8 July 19 *41'% 5 General 3 6'% 6% 92% No par General 13 18% 19 30% 32% $1.60 conv preferred $3 convertible preferred 29% Feb 6% *29% 32 Ve Corp $2.98 29% Feb 19 6 % 30'% Corp 31 26% Aug 19 25% Aug 7 243/4 Sep 11 60 16% Jan 22 V4 Apr Finance 4 May 22 6% *29% 30% Co Aug 28 293/4 Sep 17 2 18"% 6% 2 15 Jan 19% 6% 1 6 64 19 18% *29% *90% Texas July 10 21 2 29% 92% Equlpt Corp 46 Va Jan 29% 32 3% Precision 18 30% 90% General 5% Jan 4,300 *29 32'% Cement 39% Feb 5,500 5% *41'% Portland 26 40% 5 93 45% May 11 10 45% 39% 5'/a 43'% Outdoor 16 45 40% 5 323/4 General 5'% Jun 46'% 40% 5% 41% General 31% Sep 18 12% July 7 453% 41% 5 32% 52% Aug 31 43% May 25 May 25 47 40% 5 Ve Finance 6% 603/4 May 60% Aug 46% 41% Electric General 37 47 5 Foods 3 2 2,200 47 40% 5% General 7 14 2,800 *92 Ve com instrument 53% Sep 31 43 Mills common 3 31 93% Inc Co General Mar 31% General Mar 87 31 '/a 47% 5 General 4 31% 41 % Dynamics Corp General 4,300 31% 32% Corp 8 52y4Jan Sep of May 25 2 23 % 21 '/a 17 36 Va Sep 13 31 y2 Jan 28 Aug~25 3 Cigar Contract 58% July 112% Mar 7 92 y4 Jan Jan 21 37% Aug 25 114 17 Aug 29 Jan~20 15 17 Sep Sep 34 27 120 % Mar 25 83 6 9 5,300 2,800 43 Controls Co 5 17 23 48% 5% 100 28 29 19 Corp General 18 223% *47 32% preferred 29% Aug 12 93/a Jan 2 Gen 163% 23% *92% Corp 5 31 2 -—— 1st 173% 49 47% 50 preferred 4% 171/4 No par Oil Co General Mar 17 *47 com__l , General 84 6 23 49 100 Investors General 793% Dec Sep preferred American 10 79'% Dec 33% Jan convertible 45% May 11 26 17% 23 31% 1 Amer Transportation Baking Co common 42 Va Apr 31% 1 com General 34'% Dec — Indus $4.50 preferred $8 175/a 23 *47 49 40% 50 General 22 May 19 18 23 % 1 com 14% Jan 153 8 105 Inc Amer 2 Jan 6% General 313^ 17% 23 *47 5 Industries General 13 Apr 4%% 49 2 Corp Wood 22 Jan 193% Jan 48 Gar 67 Va Mar 11 9 33 y4 Sep 18 38% Mar 26 25 Va July ~~T Apr Garrett 8 31% Sep Apr 2 55 Gardner-Denver Co 50% Jun 90 Va 25 Apr 563% May 21 11 36% Dec 102 Jan 14 18 18 9 2 15 Jan 31% 22 3% Jan 7% Nov Co 22 52'% Apr 263% Jan 75 23% common preferred Oct 2 8 convertible 7 Ve Oct 14'% Jan 93/8 Jan Gamewell 27 18% 23% *47% No par 39 y4 Jan 9 18% 5 1 Qamble-Skogmo Inc 5% 50 __,2_ 45% Dec 2 2 125 Co Sep 13 24'% Feb Gabriel 45 3% Jan Oct Jun May 11 263/4 July 23 51 Va Mar 17 4 24 3% Jan 94 27 33 26% 26% 26% 19"% 20% 19% 20 *87% 23 5% 26 26% 19% 20 1 4 ' ! 70 89 87 % 87 3/4 87% 87 % 87V4 87'A 87'% 87'% 110 23% 22% 22% 22% 22 7/8 22'% 23 V8 213% 22'% 10,000 5% 6% 7% 8% 9% 8% 9'% 8'% 8% 18,100 21 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle 22 . . Monday, September 21, 1959 . (1194) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Kanre tor 8TOCKS Previous Lowest Highest Lawext 14 May 62 Mar 25% Sep 28% Nov 17 75% Dec 22 129 Dec 16 9 5 1 Highest 6 18 28 25 Peb 101 71 Va Mar 106% Sep Jun 9 83 EXCHANGE July 21 Gulf 32 Sep 8 States Utilities Monday Sept. 14 Pat Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No $5 preferred —No Gulf Oil Corp 30% Feb 17 79 July 13 127% Jan 22 9 Sep par 25 108% 73% 110% 30 par 30% 30% 100 100 ion No *83% *38 *88 *99 *101 95% Jan 10 99% Sep 25 3 89% Apr 13 94 Jan 9 91 Apr 9 104% Mar 3 105% Mar 4 20 48% Mar 31 Hackensack 18 71% May 19 5 29% May 22 Halliburton Oil Well Cementing-—5 Hall (W F) Printing Co 5 86% Sep 16 7 May 25 Aug 88 100 Sept. J.6 26% 73% 108% *72% 108% 110 " 26% the Week Shares 3.000 26% 26% -72% 107 27 73% *72% 73% 108% 106'A 107% 21,800 29% 27% 73% 109 26% Friday Sept. 18 Thursday Sept. 17 29% 29 29% 9,200 8274, 83 130 86% 86% 130 87 90 Co— Common 44% Feb 96 May 29 102% July 14 100 Jun 13 109 May 1 19 Oct Sept. 15 25% *72% 27% Salea for PRICES SALE HIGH Wednesday Tuesday 26% *72% par 99% Jun 84 90 AND LOW NEW YORK STOCK lw*nge Since Jan. Year 1958 $4.20 dividend preferred *4.40 dividend preferred $4.44 dividend preferred $5 dividend preferred $5.08 dividend preferred 100 100 30 30% 39 90% 101% 102 30% ; 30 *83% 84 87% 88 *88 90% *99 / 101% 101 101 84 *83% 86% *87 *99 *99 84 87 90 1 101% 101 84 86% 90 101% 93 : 84 86% *87 *99 99 »■ 6 *99 100% *99 100% 20 H 38% Jan 47 % 7 13% May 20 70 31% Jan 51 % Sep 25% Jan 2 30 20% Mar 31 July 23 Feb 6 19 36% Aug 14 39%.Jan 5 88 41 l 65% May 6 1 30 % Jan 7 44% Js»n 18 34 9% Dec 13 10 Apr 7 30 Jan 29 3% Jan 17 32% Dec 13 20% Apr 22% Jan Mar 17 140 9 1 9 34 Mar Jan 5 48 73A Jan 16 Harris-Intertype Harsco July 15 36 Va Jun 9 12% Apr 39% Apr Sep 9 17 12 % Jun 19 64% Jan 2 3 79% May 25 31 44 12% July 14 15% Nov 67 12 16% Jan 85 July 27 5 2 Nov 10 7 89% Feb 21 77 Sep 17 30 % Dec 12 27% Apr 14 34% Sep 16 34% May 11 37% Mar 13 ' 23% Jan 2 33 % Dec 8 30% Apr 32% Jan 2 38 Jun 27 33 % Aug 13 Feb 25 19 % Nov 10 16 % Jan 7 Jan 2 Nov 20 Apr 23 70% Nov 19 31 ." 66 34 31 36% Dec 26% Jan 14 11% Jan 13 118% Apr 80 29 13 % Jan 23% July 22 74% May 29 64 % Jan 72% Aug 25 74 Jan 2 88% Nov 28 85 31 % Jan 7 14% Sep 18 21 Jan 23 % Sep 9 37 May 21 27 2 33% Dec 19 10 15% Dec 31 ~9% Jan~25 Nov~14 117 July 22 41 Jan - Aug 27 5 5 24% Jun 22 27% Feb 2 29% Sep 2 49% Jan 38% Feb 24 67% Dec 16 29 51% Aug 26 10 21. 65% Jan 2 23% Apr 7 Jan * 12 30 39% Apr 39% Nov 'Jan 30 35 20 92 31 11/64 Sep •8 Sep 5 Jan 47% July 22 19/64 Sep Jan Jan 7 29% Nov 13 54% 55% 53% 53% 7.50 50 _100 com *123 1 28 8% Nov 20 —2.50 Co 2nd 9 9% Apr 6 18 32% Apr 30 . 50 __1 6 96% Jan 30 65% Jun 17 75 Jan 22 15 17% Aug 47% Jan Jun 9 1 96 96 ' 2.50 . 39% 1 5 41% 10 531/4 59% 56% 57% 56% 39 39% 38 39% 5% 2,500 2,000 86 Va 60 Hussmann Refrigerator Co Idaho Power Co Cement 47% Feb 3 38% Nov 20 41 > Sep 18 36% Jun 26 41'A Aug 13 88 86 86 18% Jun 30 26% Sep 5 Dec 30 87 Jan ~2 44 Dec 9 143 Oct 3 166 Jun 11 33% Sep 78% Jun 15 26% July 7 88% Jan 13 13% Apr 1 78% Jan 7 140 Va 28 13 72 21% Aug 27 17 95 Oct Jan 2 13 % Dec 122% Nov 7 25 Sep 136 33% July 14 88 Jan 88 Jan il% Jan S3 13 18 125 May 7 33% 31 Jan 19 28 87% Jan 2 13 Jan 10 84% Nov 14 7 7 Feb 10 ■ Aug 4 . Feb 3 19 133 Va 94 International Sep 2 16% Jan 2 69 Jun 23 172% July 15 37 Jan 12 50% Sep li 37 % Aug 21 45% May 6 28% Mar 19 Dec 31 39 July 30 40 Aug 18 9 17% Jun 15 38 36 . P 33%: Jun 35% Aug 7 38% Jun 10 15 40% Apr 37% Jan Sep 33 Sep 18 36% Aug 14 116% Sep 15 36% Jan 3 19% Mar 5 May 27 20 45 Jan 15' 123 Jan 23 3 20 May 7 23% Jan 7 3 17 Va Sep 18 July 23 Sep 18 31% Jan 28 34% Apr 23 Jan 24 52% Dec 82 Jun 26 31 50 83 31 Sep 18 Dec 56% Dec 31 49 % Feb 9 38 Apr 11 61 30 83 Mar 18 4 May 22 For footnotes Dec 99% Aug 54% Oct see page 59% Jan 2 7 97 2 8 46% Mar 24 26. 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A Joy Manufacturing Co— 200 56 34% a :_TO" -100 *144 56 34% • 116% - 200 10% *10% 56% *56 56 147% *32 ~ 35% 7,700 13,400 89'A 90 128% 18% ■35'% 35% 35% 16% 127% 89'A *89 47'% "•47% 32% . X 33% -34% 36 V# 16'% 125'% 17 16'% 127'% Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co Laugfalln Steel pom 17,900 35%: 16% --*116 % 100 2,100 94'A 32% 32% . .18%' 34% ■» " — 19% 17'A 34i% -1 34% 36% 1 Johnson— 19-% 93'A 89% 147'A 47% *32 33 Va . 18% 10 common 19% 95'A 126'% 56 " 200 19% ' 34% .sac preferred 35 47»A 48'A 36 5 1 34% - 33% ,'33V4 ' Iowa Power & Light CoJ Island Creek Coal common 56 'i . 94'A 10'% 149 %k 660 10,400 74 *69 - 95% ' 3.50 Irwa Elec Light & Power Co Iowa-lllinols Gas & Elec Co 56 74 29 19% - 17 " 31,900 49'A 140'% 28'% 89% , 10%' 149% 150 v 48 25 V*10% 57 *56 *147 90 48 Va 140'A 124'% 17% 124% *89 90 *89 * No par 16% 123% 17 Vu 125 123% No par : 95 Va 49'/a 29% *69 73 19% 9 5 Va 94%. 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VA 15 25 15 -24% 67 22 13 .37%, 20 240 68 % 21 20 38% 25'A 40% 19 38%. 15% 24% 42-% g 96% 39 *14% 14%' 25% 41% *18% *95 24 2430 *83% 96 16 Jun Nov 38% 39% 12.50 _25 95% 96 *29% 5 71 68 52 % Jan 9% Nov 23% 12.500 *69 68% 48 24% Nov 95% 1,100 17% 17% 18% 71" • „38% *14% 12 % 24 99 71 16 1 101 V 15% - 12% 10 '96 - 3614 36 % 18 *69 18% *69 67% 3 2 -7,400 16 13 2 300 37% 36% 68% Dec 25 74% 36% 17% 71 30 ; Oct Jan 36% 18% 26% 24% 100 Oct Jan 37 38% 17% *69 39% 15% 50c preferred— 41 8% Apr 37 . 19% 70% preferred 42 14 36% 108% *73 37% ; 47 88 37 68 "" 16 Ideal 45% Mar 18 38% 18% 70 Houston Lighting & Power Howard Stores Corp Apr 17 55'A Jan 21 10 38 150 93% July 30 35 38% 5 100 20 / *105 74 •:> x37 % 37% 74 88 15 31 ; 106 7/s 106% : 81 Sep 38% Dec :.. 75 *87 86 2 37 62 61% 62 109 *74 > 7,900 60% / 62 *30 19 12 38% 61% *106% X 74 • 1,500 *'■ 16% 16% , 88% 87% Dec Jan 62% 109 . 81 23% May 18 39 V -74 16% *87 5 52 38 61 *106% • 16% *80 Jan 15 62% 62 17 i *32% 83% 18 28 16% 10 34-' *32% 81 17 45'/a Sep 17% 34 :/ 34 89 20% Nov 42% Mar 18 17% 32% *87% Hudson 30% Jan *32% 1,900 100 Howe 31 34 32 100 Mar 17 Dec~31 34 31% " 4.40,.% preferred July 13 Dec 34 % 32 % 200 66 507/a *33% 1,300 32 6,200 27 60 32% 34'/a 75'/a 8 13 32 33% 75'/a 15 u 31% 17 200 77 *75 76% 13% Jan 88% Feb 32% 17% 79% 81 33% *75% 50% Sep 88% Jan 31% - 77 33% 81 r . 77 33% '33% *77 76% 30 9 x77 77 34 *75% 13 23% July 2,400 75% 79 75 Oct 19% Apr 22 81 75% 79/ xS3 % 75 63 1 1,100 76% 14% Dec 24 % Dec 14% *75 *80 10 2 14% 33% No par preferred preferred. 8% Jan 13% Jan 1414 30% 18 29 14% 20%, 17 8% July 22 14% -• 6,400 37% Nov 38'A Jan 46'A 30'A 15% Dec 7 44 20 '/b 75 25 46% 37% 12 6 44% *14% :■ » 40 47% 33% * 38 30% 22 Jun ■ 38 37% 8% Jan 5% Jan 82 9,300 38% *38 38% 46 % 14%: "• 75 78% ' *10% 20% 82% Jun 35 77 *79" 10 % 30% 4% 85% Mar 3 14% 1,000 10% 20% Jun 20 ;.46% 14% • 3,500 44% 10% ' 11 *38 .28 -44% *37% 90 2 47 14% No par convertible $2.25 18 38% 47% Houdaille-Industries Inc common__3 Sep *37% j,. 45 5 3%% 6% Oct 38% 3,700 % 27% 45»A -30% 2 38'A Dec *37% 9% 39% 39% 28 •/ ■ 30% 80% Mar 2 9% - 44% 20% 73% Jun 25 2 9% - ; 28 . *37% 6 2% Jan ? 9% v - 37% Jun 30% Jan 9% 28% 20% 84 •> 44% •-45 30% 29 11% Jan 28% 44% 41 39% '41% - 28% V- 28% 44% 30% 74% Dec 88% Jan 41 • 28% 44% « 2,700 37% 2 .Sep 3,000 43 •42% 43% 20% 12 ■87 48% 125 "123 125 43% 37% Feb 37'A Jan 40% Apr 14 13% Jan 27 72% Jan 17 41% .... ' *123 43% 48 49 % 48% 125 42% 30 % 5 41 17 80 1,600 20 %" Feb 18 30% Sep 6 52 % 30% 24 37% Sep 16 97'A Aug 13 52% - *37!8 2 3 39% Sep 1 3,200 50 Jun 41% Dec 19 % 34% Household Finance common—No par 23% Nov 9 20 *123 43% 44% 1 (conv)_- convertible 34 53 ' 53 49% 49% 50 x40 41% >54% 52% 1 Hoffman Electronics Corp Holland Furnace Co Holly Sugar Corp common 5% convertible preferred Homestake Mining Honolulu Oil Corp Hooker Chemical Corp com 5% 30 104 *98 34% 34% 28% 25 common — pfd 600 26 *25% 26 107 *100 35 5 Newport Chem Corp preferred series A $4% ; 26 • 103 34% 10 i " 13 Feb '< 125 -43% / 10 Dec 49% 76 ■7% Jan 82 26%' 26 *100 100 *123 ,44%. 109 36% Jan 81 51 % 125 43% 41% Hotel Corp of America common—.1 5% Sep 21 18% Feb 35 26 46 ' Rights $4.25 preferred 17 90% Apr 16 17 18% Sep • 2 Sep 82 18 34% Hires Co (Charles E) 21% Jan 32% Jan 100 35% __1 Hilton Hotels Corp__ 2 12 12% 25% Dec 3 2 *25% 102 *75% - May 21 47% Dec 31 17% Jan 1,200 *106% Heyden 3%% 15'A Apr 28% Jan 9,400 27% '26 Hertz Co ———-/i^ Hewitt-Robins Inc 42'A July 29 32% May 35% Nov 20 7 8% Jan 51% 27 2 1/12 —100 Powder 5% preferred 27 Jan 18% Jan 800 51 % 27% 35 Corp Chemical Hercules 9 40 15% Sep 46 '/a 52 27% Hershey Chocolate Corp——No par 16 July 46% Apr 'Jan . 3 72% July 21 17 Jan 50 61 118 38% Dec 46 51% 27% 3.65% preferred-— ——100 Heller (W E) & Co .——1 Helme (G W) common 10 7% noncumulative preferred—25 Hercules Motors No par 18 25% Jun 19 106% Sep 1 31 3 46% 52% 27% *25 Heinz (H J) Co common 90% May 6 83% Jan 46% 52 27% *101 Hat Corp of America common 4%% preferred Haveg Industries Inc Hayes Industries Inc 7 17% Jan 38% May 46 52 27% 1 Corporation— Harshaw 20 43% Jan 107% Oct 46% 51% 27% 100 Hart Schaffner & Marx_ 13 83% Oct 10 46 52 % ' 51% Dec 22% Apr 6 5 Apr 22 38 6 13 Jan 26%'Feb 38 Dec 28% Jan 132 46% 52 27% 2.50 common preferred Paper Co Hammond Organ Co— Harbison-Walk Refrac 6% preferred—— 2 52% May 36% Nov Jan Nov 23 convertible Hammermill 6 59% July 44% Feb 122% July 1 44 % Dec 30 29% Nov 14 10 47% Dec 30 123 4% *46 25 Hamilton Watch Co 114% Aug 31 28 % Jun 8 33% Sep 26 Nov 19 2 26% Jan 2 Dec 99 2 Jan Aug 14 18 8 29% Nov 247/aDec 21 Jan 20 July 69 3 49% Apr Water "48% . 99... 49 % / 63% > 76"% " i 98%" 47 V 81% -51 - 79 79 99 48'% " " 99'A -V 48 - - *79 79% "99% 48'% . - • 80'% *99 48'A - 99% 48 *79 • . - 47 - 7,600 80% >£• 11,400 3,500 300 "5,400 ' i Volume 190 Number 5883 ... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1195) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Range for Previona STOCKS Year 1958 Range Since Jan. 1 Lowest Highest Lowest NEW YORK Highest LOW STOCK Monday EXCHANGE Pat Sept. 14 BalM f«r HIGH SALS PRIORS AND Friday Sept. 1G the Week Sept. 18 Thursday Sept. 17 Wednesday Tuesday Sept. 15 Shares K Feb 28 47% Oct 13 68% Jan 2 98% Nov 11 39% Jan 7 45% Mar 23 83 112% Dec 2 Jan Feb 9 65 93% Feb 10 120 2 48 37 44 7 16 Jan 38 % Jan 2 78 Oct 29 85 6 87 Dec 9 88 Dec 5 50% Jan July 27 4% % Jun 12 Jun 12 Aug 28 57 y2 Apr 17 Mar 11 82 92% Jan 3.80% 27 *82% 74% Sep 18 88% Feb 13 36 Va Sep 17 38% Aug 28. 10 42% Dec 30 39% Feb 13 50 Sep 4 Kansas Gas 2 29'A Dec 3 28 y2 Jan 2 33 Mar 4 Kansas 2 18% Oct 30 16% Jan 7 42 Kayser-Rotll Corp 7 43% Oct 10 17 50 y2 July 31 Kellogg Co —50c Kelsey Hayes Co__———.—; 1 83 Kendall . Sep 18 y2 Sep 15 Jun 4% 29 2 66% Nov 28 47 Feb 25 60'A Nov 11 47'A Sep 18 70% Apr 21' 20% Jan 7 29 Va Nov 11 23 Sep 16 31% Apr 20 54% July 22 70% Juh 30 117% Feb 24 Sep 17 46% Nov 7 43 Jan 7 46% Jan 16 70% Nov 21 59 Apr 19% Apr 22 .28% Dec 2 26 % Jan 1 2 27% Jan 2 39 y2 Sep 64 17 Jan 2 2 29% Feb 7 2 45% Nov 11 78% Sep 9 86 9% Feb 17 17% Oct 2b 22 y2 Jan 2 32% Nov 12 2 43% Nov 25 V. Jan 34'/Wan 24% Jan 80 May 29 - Jun 7 34 16% May 26 22 Dec 31 31 33% Dec 15 24 22 13% Jan 2 22% Dec 22JA Jan 6 33% Dec, 18 " • Feb 85 6 35 Aug , 6 Jan 2 25% Dec 11 24 Va Jan 18 Va Jan 2 25% Dec 18 3% May 19 4'A Nov 25 Feb 20 46% Dec 31 83 Jaft 17 21 y2 89 M«T 28 12'A May 9 39% Oct 21 28 Jan 2 1 Jan 2 July 3% Jun 1% Jan 7 6'A Sep 10% Sep 5% Jan 2 22% Feb 28 32 24% Feb 10 40% Oct - Jan 24 10 18 . 18% Jan 57% Apr 29 Sep 15 13% Jan 98 % Apr 17 4 140% Jun 5 46% Jan Jan ~63% o"ct~14 3~ Oct 11 15 May 8 8 57 Va Jan 38% Oct Jan 2 8 107% Feb 18 135% Dec 9 Nov 12 30 22% Mar 28 99 Oct Mar 4 85 Oct 14 100% Apr Jan 104 3 82 14 Industries Lockheed Loew's Inc Loew's Lone Star 9 37'A Jan 5 17 467/a Jan 26 18 139% Jan 26 2 36% Apr 15 Long 4 5% Sep 11 89 84 Sep 128% Jan 12 16 Jun 2 Mar 104 18 97 37 2 Apr 90 Va Mar 155 Va Apr 48% July 4.84% 143 Jun 23 136% Jun 5 14 44 Dec 22 36% Jun 26 44 >/a Mar 12 55 y2 Mar 11% Jan Jan 19% Jun 81 2 11 Oct 6 76% Jan 2 17 Sep 29 15% Jan 27 81% Sep 24 Va Sep 4 10 16 71 % Jan 7 Co Louisville July 29 Lowenstein 80 14% 15% 33% 33% 33% -343}. 34% 34% 34% 34% 34'/a 19% 19% 19% 19% 19% 19'A 19% 30% 29% 30 20% 20% 20 *29% 31% *29 30% 20% *30 20 Va 20 % 20% 31% *29 % 31% 29% 30'A 20 293A 15% 14% 15 33'/a 34 Va 20%- 29% . 10,700 14% . 33% 33 Va 33 Va 34% 34% 34% 29% *3% 600 30'A 19,800 20'A 28% 28% 28% 28 % 22 3A 21% 22 21% 22 41% 42 41% 41% 13% 4 *3% 42% 89 14% '31% *7 7% 28 Va *46% 21% 89 13% J *87 89 *87 89 21% 13'A 9,000 307/a 30% 30% 30% 7,000 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 4,300 ,20% 20% *19% 20 Va 21 21 13% 13% 12% 30 7% *7 7% 7% 7% 7% *7 7% 200 73A 2,600 28 Va 12,500 7% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7% 29 28% 28% 28 28% 47 47 46% 47 46 46% 47 700 47% 22% 22 22 22 22'A 21% 22 69 65 Va 67% 3,100 12,300 22 Ve 22% 69% 70 22 Va 69 68% 7% 28% 28 68% 7% 27% ' 68% 69 *46 11% 11% 11 11% 11 11% 11% 11 Va 10,300 90% 90% 90% 90'A 90% 90% 90 90 % 89% 90 »A 3,000 •142% 142% 142% 142 % 142 142% 142% 143% 280 142% 53% 54'A 54% 54 54 % 53% 54 Va 3,200 64% 61 63 2,300 142 54 65'A 108% 54% 66 y2 9% 115% 53% 64'A '65% 3% 10 107% 110 63 % 65 65 11 Va 11% 10 10 109% 9% 9% 9V2 9% 2,200 115 110% 1153A 105'A 110% 38,500 26% 24% 25% 30 29 Va 46,800 13,200 19,400 26,500 9,900 27% 28%. 26% 26V8 26% 30% 30 30% 30'A 30% X29% 14% 15 Va 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 28% 29% 3 8'A 39 JA 115'A _ -4 29 Va 29% 28% 29% 28% 29% 28% 29% 10 39 39% 38% 39% 38% 39'A 38 Va 38% -.100 __ *115 — - 115% 100 34 Va 34% 34 V. 34% 34% 34 Va 34% 14,300 10 97'A 97 V. *97 97'A *97 97'A 97 97 97 97 100 *fl% 84% *81 % 84% *81% 84% 100 , pfd— -A—100 5 *83% 147 41% 124 *115 123 34'A 33% 122 *115 33% (Ky)-Nopar *113 *81% *84% 86 *83% 86 84 84 147 *145% 150 *146 150 41% 42 41% 42 Va 41% 139 138'A 138'A 138'A 42% *158 Va 139 138'A 39% 40 39% 40% 40 79 79% 78 7a 78% 78% *147 40 40 120 *81% 84% 84 86 150 *142 . 41 Va 42 137 138'A 40 84% 80 84'A 100 149 41% 19,700 130 137 40 40% 1,500 79 Va 40 79% 3,700 79 Va 79% 18% 18 18 17% 18 17% 18 17 Va 17% 2,300 18'A 83% 81% 84 Va 83% 85% 81 83% 80% 82'A 8,500 83 Va 21% 20% 20 Va 20% 20 20 Va 20 6,000 21 Va 21 21 10 10 *29% *119% 29% 29% *119% 40% 40 *80% 17% *15% 50% —50 1 & Sons Ipc— Steamship 29% —100 com common.., Co 300 7% 26 Va El Co 900 3,300 1,200 30% 2% *20% ■ 41% '13% 31 *2% *20% ,41% *87 13% 30 Va 2% " 4 89 13% 2% *3% 42'A 42 *87 30% ■ - 300 ; 4 22 4 50'A common— conv 2,000 31 *28 4 1 Corp 2,600 3,900 19% *19 4 70 . - 25% 17 34% Apr 15 Lykes 29'A Sep 15 35 Jan 22 MacAndrews & Forbes common 123% Jun 9 Bros 29% ' 9Va Sep 20 30 80 14% 1,600 6,100 39% 81 *80 22% 10c Nashville (M) Lukens Steel 6 33 Vt 39 Va 39% 81 27% »1 & July 10 22 *32 % 33% -No par preferred 88 104% Mar 32% 39% 22 * - series G Gas & 1,200 80% 5 series E preferred Louisville 32% 39% 5,100 27% 5 series D preferred 7% 32 39% - - 14% 5 4.40% 142 % Mar 25 42 25 preferred (B) 42 *80 500 61'A 42% 49'A 61% 42% 41% 49% 50'A 40 Va 50 60% 42% 22% 100 Island Lighting Co series B preferred Lorillard *49 Va 50 62 '61 _7 4.35% 6 7 10 Co com InC Cement conv *49% 28 LNo par 4.25% 16 Jan 2,500 33% 5 I _— Lone Star Gas Co 14 27% Feb 10,000 23% 22 Va No par Inc__ Theatres 80 y2 Jun 23 47% 47 Va 23% 27% Aircraft Corp 8 9 Sep 28% Sep 47'A 23% 80% 1 ^ — 17'A July 10 Mar 48% 23% *3% 28% :No par —: —,—. Corp 37 pfd Bell Co Litton 38 Va 88% July 28 92% Feb 11 129% Nov Link 115% Sep 29% Jan 20 47% Dec 9 39% Apr Co Products— Lionel 9 48 23% 1 —1 Corp 14 Va Mar 23 18 47 48% 23 30 1st preferred—No par 135'/a July 28 15 48% 47% 14% 42 9 24% Sep 48 % 24% v. 19% • 6,700 49% 47% 23% 50% *87 18 10 V2 Mar 2 1 73 47 48% 47% 24% 50 common_3 non-cum 3,100 1,000 25,400 5 Libby McNeill & Libby Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7% preferred Lily Tulip Cup Corp 5 63 % Jun July & Sons Sep 9 % 27% Jun 28% Jan Mar (James) 95'A 33% 4 Bryant—*——_—: 72% Feb 21 90% Dec 2 36% Mar 11 < Qds^Co comn)trtr_i— Lehman 77% Aug 27 152 48 Va ' Va 94 81% 1 ——:• L6hn & Fink 24 158% Jun 96'A 14% 23% -I 50c non-com 2nd 9 2 95 *80% —10 Corp Libby-Owens-Ford Glass 80% Jan 53 95% • 10 & Col——— Lerner Stores 5 54 92% 48 1 Lehigh Valley RR_ 4 82 Va Dec 53'A 94% *24 Va preferred series A— 25 Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Me* $3 29 ~13% Oct" 53 92% 3.85% preferred ——-_—100 Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_—10 Lehigh Portland cement-. 15 Lehigh Valley Industries com 1 9% July 13 12 2 53 96 7« 32% 22 2 54 3A 40 (S H> ' 54 32 Lane 7% Jan 48 39% 10% Jan 31% Mar 36% 48% 32% — 52% 37 48 49% 1 25 Inc 47% 52 38% 36% 48'A 42% (E J) 37 47'A 38 37'A 47% 41'A (S S) Co—i— 36% 48% 39 37 *41% Kresge 39'A 37 37% "32% 40% 24'A Aug 25 2 49 2.50 — 30% 38% 1,300 1,000 2,100 4,900 4,700 2,600 46 30 Va 39% 48% 63 7 65% Jan Sep Co 46 30% 95 4.32% 19% Sep 11 Land 100 48'A 37 Va 290 87% 87 47 53% No par conv Laclede 2 13 County *82% 30% - 38% 49% 3% Apr 6 26 July 28 53 %' Apr 7 Jan 47% 85 87% ' 41 May 5 15% July 9 37% Jan 20 2 *36% 16 Copper— Kroger Co 14% Jan 2 Co > 41 40 5 91 2 Sep 27% Sep 36 30 30% 55 %: Apr 7 5% Jan Dec. 19 48% 30 Lees 2 15% Jan 7 48% 31% 8 1% Jan 30 48% 30 Lee Rubber & Tire— 12 29 % May 13 48% 31% 6 . 10% Feb 9 17% Feb 20 85 49 30% Mar 23 18 41% Sep ' 9% Mar 26 34% Apr 8 Sep 36 Va 31% 61% La 74% 36 Ve 48% 49% 22 74'A 36% No par 64% 22 75 36%, Po«er & Light Co*——8.75 50 4 Va Mar IX 75 36% Kroehler Mfg Co 347/a, Jan 86 76 Kress 23% Jan 10 86 88% 5 5 3% Feb 88% 36% 3 30 19% Apr -29% May *86 *75 64 ' 87 *86 50 22 *82% 37% Korvette 34% Jan 87 76 43% Mar 8 18 ♦81 88% 88% 1 ■ 77 85 36% — 79% 79% *97 76 Co 10O 2,600 49'A 49'A *81 *86 Electric 1 49% *77 37 & 600 125 \ 85 76% Kimberly-Clark Corp 5 Kfng-fieeley Corp _i__ ; 1 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100 Q Koppers Co Inc common—— 10 4% preferred r 100 fi *115 88% 88% 26% Mar Sep 27 Ve Jun *82% 122 125 81 76% pritr preferredKeystone Steel & Wire Co i 3 ', 87 500 127 *48% 36% 4%% 26 17% Mar 1 *86 —100 No par preferred.. Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common 39% Apr 7 „ 51% Mar 13- 19J/8 Sep t- Dec Kern 5 *83% 100 1 89% 300 *114 , 50 non-cum Kennecott 47% Aug 35 8 13% May 31% Jun Jan preferred..: preferred— Kansas City Southern com Sep 11 41% May 12 July 27 41% Feb 12 33% Jan 60 87 19 92 128 88% 38 ¥2 Aug 13 31 *81 88'A Nov 105'A Oct 10 *79% 89 2 27 140 81 85 89 10 75'A Jan 14 *79% *82 — 37,400 47% 122 49 49 81 85 y2 4.35% 49% 85 20 6 49 % 57% 108'A *46 47% *119 125 49% 109 *46 124 *119 39 Jun Mar 124 125 *79% 99 93 117 *116 *83 89 % Feb July 10 46% 86% IO8V4 58% 57% *108'A 48 100 190 19 4.20% 59% 111 % *46 —100 . - 82 y2 Jun 5 57% *108'A 117 120% 49 58 109 46 118 120% July 31 52 17 preferred 4% preferred 4.50% preferred May 20 46% 118 100 96 May 34 , preferred* 98 25y8Apr 30 convertible (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100 Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par 54% 108% 56% 109 46% 50 — 18 Jan 38 *108 87% Sep 29% Jan 10% Jan July 27, 130 83 1 preferred 135 54% 33% preferred—100 convertible 1 76 14 103 4%% 7 Jan 25 Feb 86 28 Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp 24 10 Feb May 23 Feb 4%% 4%% 47 Va Dec 50 92% May 29 Oct 90 Va Oct 34 107 110 July 27 July 8, Co— 79% M 2/ 23 Jan 116 Jan 15 21% Jan 31% Aug 13 2 Jan 6 13 V. Apr 3 32 Va Jan 17 2 6 37 Sep 17 16 6% 20% Jan 21 2 18% Jan 30 Jan 14 17'A Dec 31 14 Jan 9 31 Va Jan 10 71'/a Oct 13 50 Sep 18 30 Va Jan 2 60% Dec 1 48 V. Jan 7 70% July 27 23% Apr 29 397/a Dec 10 36% Jan 6 48% May 12 5% Jan 2 8% Sep 29 4% Aug 6 8 " ; 78 Mar 17 7% Jan 14 5% Apr 8 19 6Va Sep 17 12 Va Jan 3 17 Aug 7 15 Va Jan 5 22% Mar 16 Jan 2 28% Oct 1 26 8 33 21 8% Nov Jan 5% Jan 2 7'A Feb 4 5% Sep 17 18 Va Jan 2 24% Oct 29 23 Va Jan 2 9 67 Oct 28 25% Jan 2 59% Dec 31 297/a Jan 2 45% Nov 7 51% Jan 81% Jan 30 Sep 2 42% Dec 2 49 11 59% Jan 12 47% July 8 3 34% Sep Va Dec 22 46 85% Jun 26 74 Va Jun Sep 16 85% Jun 66% Sep 15 77 75 77 5 16 July 30 • — —-.I ■ ,i„nrr« 74 15 46% May 22 May 19 26 May 19 Sep 26 62% May 11 65% May 22 75 93% Jan 14 53% Feb 81 81 Jan 2 20 42 July 29 18% Jun 9 25% Sep 41% Jun 7 32% Oct 22 29 Jan 2 9 45 Dec 24 44 Feb 10 13% Jan 2 19% Feb 5 62 2 83% Dec 29 78 Aug 24 94% Feb 5 28% Mar 3 56% Dec 1 37% Sep Feb 16 29% Sep 10 31% Apr 41% Sep~26 37'A Jan 30 53 —No par No par 1947 series 81 18 15% 51% 58'A 38 *4'A *6 Va 17% 28'A *5Va 25% *69 48% 44%' *87% 38% 36 % 48% *76 % *77 63% 76 42% 40% 81 18% 15% 53 59'A 38'A 4% 6% 17% 28 % 5% 25% 72 49 44% 91% 39% 37 49% 78 78% 68% 76'A 29% 122 x25 x68 48% 44% *87% 38% 34% July 24 40% 40% 80 Vc 16 52 *15% 51 52% 39 Jan 23 2 59% Dec 1 54 Mar 18 9 10 V2 Jan 2 20% Nov 17 17 % Jan 68 y2 Jan 2 98 31 84 May 38 Aug 19 13 Dec 26 4 58 47 Mar 31 48% July 16 69% Aug 31 21 % July 17 99% Feb 3 43'/a July 30 J 7% Jun 9% Jsn 10 8'A Feb 13% Jan 22% Dec 19 20'/a Jan- 33 % Apr 47% Sep 24 41% Jun 24 86% Jan 96 25 88 Sep 15 14 23% Jan 2 Apr 26% Apr 22% Jan 2 10% Sep 11 51 Feb 95% Mar 26 28% Apr May Dec 18 29% Jan 7 •:-38 83% Dec 10 67 Feb 9 May 20 77 Aug 5 ^]l% May 15 ■'bS Feb 6 Oct 1 For footnotes 86 see page 7 2$. 79% May 21 85% Apr Melville Shoe Corp common-. 7 Jun Corp common— 2 ' - 5 5 4preferred 11st series).—100 * 16 85 7 10 Mead 2 32 19% Jan 36% Jan . 24% July 24 78% July 28 74 : ' 4preferred series B . Mercantile Stores Co Inc— 1 100 3% Merck & Co Inc common——16%c $3.50 preferredNo par — x31 44 *63 44 64 *18% 18% 87% '87% 39% 40% 9% 10% *22% 47 89 26% 81% *36 77% *70 23% 47% 89 26% 81% 52 Va 56 56 56% 38% 4% 37% 38 37% 38 1,800 4% 5 4% 5 3,300 6 Va 6% 6 Va 6'A 6 Va 6% 1,400 6% 17% *16% 17% 17 17 1,400 27 % 2,500 17% 28 • 17 27 5% 25% 5% 5'/a *5% 5% 1,900 25% 24% 25 Va 24% 24% 11,300 68% ^% 68% 27 Va 26% *66% 27% 5% 48% 48% 27 *48 44'A 44% 44% 91% *87% 38% 39% 36% 38'A 36 48% 35 357/a 47 Va 49 35% 35 48 48% 48 48 Va 77 Va *76 77 Va 130 *76 78 69% *68% 69% 80 76'A *75 76 Va 80 69% *68% 75 *75 76'A *75% 39 39 30% 43 43% \ 36 35'A 36 34% 35% ' 25% 38 'A *47 Va 253A 25% 25% 25% 25% 38% 14% 14% 14% *78% 79% 78Va 39 39 38 39'A 30 Va 31% 43 36 34,100 35 *68% 14% \' 37 *76 *68% 50 Va 3,300 5,700 6,600 69 % 25% 1,200 44% ■ * 35% 77 Va 36% 48 90 Va 35% 91% 39% 2,200 44 >4 44% *877/a 69 87 Va 48 48% 44% 91% 77 *70 *66 69 78 % 76% 10C 10,600 4,200 57'A *77 35 80 50 78% 78 29,300 16 16 77% 36% 17 Va 52% *76 46 88 26 *81'A *15'A 170 81 3 5 'A 77% 62% 18 *87 38% 9% *22% 17% 51 % 47% 76 *77 75 *80 4 Va 80 39% 31% 18 Va 56% 14% *79 39% 80% 177/a * 4,100 38 Va 15 common 40 % 4% 80 Corp convertible 40% 40 Vb 58 14% *79 Stores 15,100 39% 38 Va 3%% 30 41 55% 38 Va *38% 38% 38% 50% *47 Va 50 Va *47'A 14% 14% 14% 73 Va ♦77% 79 37 Va 38 40 2,GOO 7,100 800 49% McCrory-McLellan " Jan 121 40% 80% 18 16 400 29 Va *119% 41% 40% 80% 17% 36% 24% 38% *47% preferred—— 29% 40% 81% 37 25% 38Va 50% Corp common 30 120 40% 417/a 41% 37 24 28% *47'A Co Corp___ 30 120 29% 121 18'/a 56'A 38% 4% 6'A 17 28 5% 29% *119% 41% 50c " preferred 100 McDermott (J Ray) & Co Idc 1 McDonnell Aircraft Cofp—; 5 McGraw-Edison CO:.-——i.;— 1 McGraw-Hill Publishing 3 McGregor-Doniger Inc class A 1 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines— 8 McKesson & Robblns Inc_— 9 McLean Trucking Co 10 McQuay Norris Mfg Co 10 30 18'A Apr No par * 8. ; > 1 41% 40% 122 —No par * No par 3 80 Maytag McCall McCord $2.50 17 39% Jan a preferred ———No par 3%% preferred —100 7 13 Dec 1 $3.40 24 34% Sep 13 $3.75 pfd 72'A Mar 17 Feb : May Dept Stores common $3.75 preferred 24 Mar 31 82 Exploration Martin Co... MasoniteCorp Mar 26 3 Oil Marine Midland Corp common 8, 4% convertible preferred— 50 Marquette Cement Mfg Co—t 4 Marshall Field & do com No par 4%% preferred——.100 July 29 5 32% Jan Jan 34 Maracaibo 26 28% July 30 2 89% May 12 75% Nov 25% Jan 7% Jan 1 45% May 64 Va Jan 367/a Jan 7 Jun 30 42 Va Jun 93% July 11 8 25 9% Jan —100 preferred Mack Trucks Inc — —— 5 Macy (R H) Co Inc com——No par 4%% preferred series A j. 100 Madison Fund Inc— 1 Madison Square Garden——No par Magma Copper * * 10 Magnavox Co —.• —• 1 Mallory (P R) & Co 1 Manati Sugar Co_ — 1 Mandel Bros —No par Manhattan-Shirt—5 Manning, Maxwell & Moore 12.50 49% July 10 43% July 10 87% Mar 30 17% Sep May 14 18% Oct 1 Jan 80 Va 88 . Sep 118 17 39% Dec 1 28 Apr 36'A Nov 3 78 V2 Jan 125 - 3,800 20 4,800 30'A 30% 30 33% 10,400 43 Va 43% 44% 42% 43% 5,300 *62 64 62 62 63 63 63 *17% 18 17% 17 Va 17% 17% 18 89% 88% 88% 40 38 V. 29'A 10 % x9 % 10 31 08% 88 83% 89% 39% 39 39% 39'A 9% 9% 9% 9% 23'A 22'A 23 22 46% 45 45% 45 Va 45% 90 38 88 88 *88 22 % COO 1,300 500 6,300 20.800 22% 22% 1,000 45 45 % 2,400 *87 88% 100 26% 26 26 Va 26 Va 3,100 26 26 26% 81'A 80% 80% 82 81% 81 180 81'A 35 357a 1,100 75% 77% 21,000 35% 77% 80 *35 77% *70 36 78 80 35% 77% *70 35% 78 V. 80 *70 80 23 The Commercial and Financial 24 Chronicle . . . Monday, September 21, 1959 (1196) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD LOW STOCKS luce for Preritii Range Since Jan. Yemr 1958 53% Oct 27 155/s Jan 19% Feb 5 2 Jan Sep 15 Dec 22 79 Sep Apr 9 90 % Feb 26 24 79 Oct 15 97 Jan 14 1 July 92 Aug 12 104 24 Va Mar 4 40% Oct 13 34'/4 Jan 6 46% Dec 5 28% Jun 35% Jan 2 Jan 2 25 Vs Feb 24 14% Jan 7 Jan 17 7% Jan 2 59 98 Mar 13 4.35% 88 Mar 31 3.85% preferred series 51 % Apr Midland 51 6 July 23 July 24 Middle 53 % 92 Feb 27 40 % Jun 2 18 Sep 18 5 Oct 31 16 Vs 24 Va Mar 20 » Feb 92 13 2b Nov J 25% Jan 10 287/b Deo 31 21% Sep 20 5/a Nov 14 39% July 29 18 4 8 29% July 29 100 Va Aug 5 17 11 Ye Jan 2 73 Va Feb 25 14 Dec 116 15 % S-p 29 111 Va Jan 8 July 21 150 111% Jan 28 18 % Feb 9 13% Jan Jan Jun 4 20% Feb 16 31 31% Apr 151% Apr 24 49 'A Apr 4 4 39 Jan Jun Feb 25 44% Aug 6 18% Feb 25 25% Aug 18 29% May 10 39% Deo 6 16 20 % Sep 27 Sep 18 41% Mar 16 9% Jun 5 43% Dec 29 ~ 24 4% Jan 2 19% Dec~30 14% Dec 18 32 5 Sep 15 2 Jan 8 Pacific Monon 56% July 27 Monsanto 1 28% Jan 14 35 % Mar 23% Aug 18 29 % Aug class 22 21% Dec 29 20'A Jan 18% Feb 25 37% Dec 22 21% Sep 27% Aug 28 36 Va Jan 2 14 18 Jan 2 42% Nov 13 40Va Feb 3 53 »/4 Sep 2 21%'NOT 17 19% Sep 17 24% Feb 23% Dec 31 23% Jan 2 35 5 60 Va Deo 31 5 7'/a Jan 28 30% Apr 23 17 13 Morrell Power 37 2 July 23'A *100 37 17% 125 23% 37 37 16% 23 Vs *100 A 36 Va 17 % 16 Va 126 125 ,V 123% 23 Va 23 Vs — *100 240 36% 37 16% 16% 122 127 23 Va 36% 2,600 16% 12.300 8,000 124 10,600 23% — *100 *30 133 33% 134 133% 33 Va 33% 33% 33% 800 9,600 135 3,900 33% 33% 21% 33 20 Vs 20% 19% 19% 20 41% 42 41 41% 40 Va 41 39% 40 1.000 33 21 33% 20% 33 20% 42 % 33% 33% *33 29,900 Va 14,000 22,200 21% 21% 20% 21 33 34% 32 33% 5 V4 5 5 Vs 5% 46% 47 9) 46 46% x4g 47 45% 46% 38 37% 38 37% 37% 37 37% 18 Vs 18 % 18 Vs 18 % 18Ve 18 Vs 16% 16 % 16 % Va 1 18% 38% 18% « 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 15% 15% 15% 15% 15 % 15 Va 67 *75 *13% 67 77% 67% 67 Va Co—6.25 100 1.25 21 *13Vs 14 21 13% 20% 20% 13 13 45% 7,400 36% 37% 18 Vs 18% 2,300 16% 16% 15,000 *14% 15 "4 2,900 67% 67% 1,300 ' *75 15% 67% *75 77% 13 Vs 13 Vs 21 15% 67% 76 % *75 500 76% 13% 21 600 14 21 13 Va 13% 21 *21% 21% *12% 13% 10% *12 Va 10 10 48% 47% 48% 38,900 • 800 100 10 *9% 10 10 43% 48 % 50 47% 49 Va 30 30% 30% 30 Va 29% 30 29% 29% 4,500 25 25% 24% 25% 25 25 Vs 24 Va 25 4,600 24% 24% 24 Va 24% 24% 23'A 23 23'A 22% 22% 52'A 51% 51% 5 30% —.——No par 24 Va 25% 24 24 24 Vs & Chemical— 1,000 lira 23% 1 . 67 77% 13% 11,100 44% 13% 10% 14% 50% 31 % Co 67 *75 11,700 % 5 *9 % __No par —,—-2 *23% 23 51% 52% *12% 51% *10 47% 13% 400 24% 800 21% 22% 11,600 50% 51% 27.600 *24 No par 52 52% 12 20 20 Va 19% 20 19% 20 10 34% 34% 33% 35% 35% 36% 102% 10 5 Lines 58% 58% *57 58 300 17% 18 27% 17% 17% 17% 17% 17% 17% 17% 18 1,600 27% 27 27% 26% 26% 26 26 % 25% 26 2,000 31% 32 32% . Corp 107 100% 104 58 101 Va 58 19% 35 V2 20 36'A 104 101% 102 58 *56% 58 19% 34% 100 *56% 20 6,300 11,600 35% 101 8,300 31 % 48% *32 Vs 48 'A 48% 48% 49 48'A 48% 48% 48% 3,5.00 26% 31 Va 48% 27% 32% 1 10 26% 26% 26% 26% 26% 26 Va 26 % 26% 5,200 No par 42% 42% *41'/a 42% —1 MunsJngwear 15% 13»/a 15% 13Va 14% *13% 15 14 14% 13% 15% 13Va 15 5 13% 15Vs 14Vs 14% 14% 15 14'% 52 52 50 Vs 51 50 Va 50'/a 51 % 52 51 52 lnc I 18 43% Jan 2 51 % Aug 28 26 Jun 9 Murray Corp of 50 Sep 18 39 Va July. 17 31% July 24 50% Jan 9 16 Va Dec 19 19'/a July 16 NAFI Corp 9 Natco 6 National Acme Co 22 National Airlines 6 National Aviation Murphy Co (G C) America (F 33% 35% Corp Dec Mysri 134 Va 133 1 Products Wheel 45 25 16% 88 3 33% Nov Feb 24% —~ 36% 124 % *87 22 Vs lnc 19% Jan 38 127 100 1,700 88 5 Co___ 30% Jan 4 *87 34% Mueller Brass Co 8 87 va 21%. Co shares Oil Motorola 20 86% 49 5 Vs (John) & Co Motor Jan 88% 48 36% 25 Utilities Motor 32 X87% 8.200 49 42 No par Co July 15 74 18 •48%, 22% Montgomery Ward & Co_ 7 May 48% 100 Montana-Dakota 21% July 10 9 25% Sep 24% Jan 21 25 5/« Oct Jan Feb 16 130 48% 5 : Moore-McCormack 43'/a July 29 48 Va 3,000 45% 49 36 Tool Chemical Monterey 24 2 49 % 89 37% 17% x48% 45 Vs *47 22 B—2—— American 1 17% Jan 11% Jan 49 ' 5% A Montecatlnl Mining 14% Jun *47Va 36% ; Montana 2 31 48 22% —. Machine RR 8 20 48 —-5 4.20% Class 31% Dec 49% 5% Cement 3%% 14% May 26 41% Nov •'48 22% 36% When issued 2 8 47% 49 A—No par class RR Portland Jan 30 48 45'/a 5 RR Missourl-Kan-Tex Monarch 22 % Jan 44 % 46% 20% & Corp - preferred preferred Mojud Co lnc 29% Apr 45 % 46 *33% Power 5 38% Jan 93 45% 47 Va Light No par ————-1 1 Mission Development Co— 5 Mississippi River Fuel Corp 10 14 8 *91 *91 45% 47 Vs 33% Aug 24 93 94 45% 134% 70 8% Sep *92 45 47 33% 78 Va Aug 2 94 45 133% Paper 8 4% Apr *92 20 110 33% 9 29 77 134% 9 Jan *75 *75 33% Ontario Jan Jan 78 78 133% Mfg & & 68% Jan 16 *75 2.50 Mining 60 18% May 28 78 No par Minn 15 Va Sep 24 *75 200 Missouri Public Service Co— fl 80 3,700 M/rt^asco Industries lnc common 6 *76 16 % 27 May 78% 22 30 12% July 14 78 31 18% Anr 18% Jan 78 Va 16% 20% Jan 13 78 Va 21 % 8 29 81 16% 10 23 *78% 22% Jun V« Sep 89% 31 12% Jan 14% Sep *86 16% Missouri 6 23 Vs 100 80 Va 87% 22% Missouri 22 17% 126% *78 Va 87% 31 45% July 29 15 '/a Jan 49 Vs 89 37% 80% 89 Va 78 1.6% 52% May 25 11'A Apr '48 79 Va *87% . 22% 8 14 19 47% 10 lnc Inc._ 94 45% 79 90 33 18 14% Sep *75 *92 45 ^100 79 16% 41% Jan 17 *78% *78 *88 22 19 Norn ; 79 90 81 78 30% 19 32 y« Nov 250 100 100 100 16% Nov 18% 1,400 *78 *88 pld—100 31% 'Nov 12% Apr 68% 23% 80 19 % Jan 67 Va 16% 90 May 69% 22% 2 28 68% 31% 10 18 69 % 16% Jan 20 *68 Va 33 Jan 16% Dec 68 Va 23 52 13 67 Va 16% 62 8% Jan 70'/a 22% 36% Sep 16% Oct 11,700 69 V4 *31 % Corp 2 18 39% Sep 2 1,900 18% preferred- conv Maid 16'% Jan 2 56 % 13% 25 St Mission 6 Apr 56 18% Paul & S S Marie—No par 2nd $1.50 Minn Minute 29 18% Oct 4% Jan 57 Vs 18 % Minneapolis <fe St Louis Ry__No par Minnesota 35% Dec 2 20 57 % 18% — 22 6 Jan 57 Va 18% 1 Midland-Ross Corp common ,—5 5%% 1st preferred .—100 Midwest Oil Corp 10 Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer_i 1 Minneapolis-Honeywell. Reg 1,50 Minneapolis Moline Co common 1 $5.50 1st preferred 100 19 2 4% Jan 25 Utilities Enterprises Minnesota 21 % Jan 31 x57% 18 »/a 8 South 5 Mar 38 28 32% Jun 24 35% Oct 27% Jan • 58% 18 % preferred series preferred series 23 39% Jan 2 Jan 35% Feb 20% NOT 57 Va Copper 44% Jun 18 2 4 6 Deo 11 3.80% 4.45% Miami Shares 58'/a 18% Co Metropolitan Edison 3.90% 28 11 Apr 99 Va Mar 52% July 21 2 83% Jan 39% Aug 96 87 July 21 78 93 '/a Aug 24 33% Jan 33 21% Feb 126 Jun 77 15 &Scott Machine the Week 58 18 Va preferred series 10 Jun 88 10 Jan 88 Va Apr 17 25 19 13 Sep 43% Oct 39 25 76 10 78 102 91 78 Jun 87% Sep 10 13 Mesta Friday Sept. 18 Sept. 17 5 22% Feb 82'/4 July Merritt-Chapman Sale* fw SALS PRICES Thursday Sept. 16 1 12.50 Co 2 1 HIGH AND Wednesday Tuesday Sept. 15 Sept. 14 Par Linotype 6 62 % Deo 2 78 25 Mergenthaler Jan 18 53% Jan 92 % May 39 5 64% Aug • 44% Jan Monday STOCK YORK EXCHANGE Highest Lowest HlffcMt Lowest 30 % Mar 10 NEW 1 E) Bros— & 31 *41 *32'/s *41 42% 42 *40 Va 1,400 32% 100 42 N 9% Jan 11 Jan 15 14 May 13 19 13 Vs Sep 10 18 50% Sep 15 63 Va May 14 Vs Jam 59% Oct 14 22% Deo 29 23% Mar 31 43% Jan 41% Jan Aug • Jmn 168 9% Jan Jan Sep 18 29% Jan Sep 10 34% May 20 49% Jan 145% Sep 16% Not 20 50 Va Jan 18 26 20 51 Va Not 149% Oct 86% Deo 19 Jan 8 57 56 15 Mar 13 17 Sep 164 Va Apr 14% Jan 12 National 3 10 Sep 80 18 Corp 7% —- 1 18% 18% 18% 18% 18% 18% 18'/s 18% 18 26»/a 26% 51% 26% x50% 26% 26% 26'/s 26 26% 51 Vs 147 26'% 50% 146% 26% 50% 346 Co 145% 10 8% 8% 8% common Corp.. 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?2 16 Sep 31% 39 74% 20% *80 78% 37 31 39% 6% *90 3,000 5,400 19,000 Hartford Co— July 23 47% Sep 13% 53% 16 28 13% *76% 29 30 18 Vs 13% No par 21'/a Sep Jun 17% 6Vs 13% No Dar Common 84 % Jan /4 18% 6'/s 31% 11% *17% 6% 13% 31 79% 38 series A Chemical 18% 11% 11% 6% $3.75 preferred 100 Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par 3.40% preferred 100 3.60% preferred 100 3.90% preferred 100 4.10% preferred 100 5.25% preferred— 100 4.85% 93 *36 18% 36% 18% 11% 11% 13% 28'/4 Niagara p2% Mar 18 19% 11% 94% 93% *35% 6Vs No par State Y Nopco 40 19 13'A 23% Aug 25 32% Sep 18 21% Jan 28 94 35% 18% 11 Vs 11% 28 44 Va July 104% July 9 23 V4 Mar 10 93% 35% 13 16 35 % Aug 24 94% 36% 19 27% 17 2 45 13% York Jun 34 21 % Sep 45 28 New N 17 45 I Common 5 74% Sep 29% Jan Sep 70% Sep Haven 10% Jan 45% 13Va 10 Brake Central 20% Jan 45% 1 Mining Corp Newport News Ship & Dry Dock 5 38% Jan 67 Newinont 3 47 18% 5 Sep Apr 21% 39% 11'A 18%. 6% 100 Sep Sep 18 39% 11% 11% England Electric System I Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100 Air 21% 40 19% 11% 11% No par common preferred York 21% 39% 1 - 37 New *21% 1 Co 77 25% Feb 125 40 94 *36 - 1 lnc 13 23 Va Jan 125 21% 39 1 Fibre Co 13 17 125 21% 40 1 50% Oct Dec 125 47 No par Television 90% 21% *21 'A .-10 4 90 39% 125 Corp——1 Cast-No par —10 & 4,800 8,1.00 16,800 91% 23% 55 108% Oct 29% Nov 20 51% 29% 23 30 26 29 % 55 14 2 29% 23 Jan 3 29% 91% 36% Apr 17% Jan 13% Mar 30 Vs 54'/a 68 New 29'/a 22% 15 82 29% 92% Dec May 29 29 51 30 % 55% 82 96 28% 51% 29% 23% Co Neptune Meter Co Newberry Co (J J) 2 29% 50% 91 _ Vulcanized Bros 28% 51% 54% Radiator S 57% 28% 51% 22% Co Steel Corp 2 Apr 58% 27% 51% 100 Steel 13% Aug 58% 287/8 51'A 1 ; Service & 14 '/a 58Vs 27% 52% _100 preferred B National 587/s 29'% 52 100 Lead Co common— National Sugar Ref National Tea Co 13% Aug 11 lOVs Jan 14 Va Jan 6 40 % Mar 13 50Vs 50% 145% 146% 8% 8% 57 57% 58% 8% 10 preferred Malleable 146 28% 8% 30 92% preferred A— 6% 17 98% Aug an 4 7% 134% Mar 12 35% Sep 12% Oct 22 $4.50 National 3 18% Sep 9 7% Jan 4% Jan Mar 159 50% 8% 58% Corp com__» Co National-Standard Oct 51 % 147 I Co common. 2 84 Vs Apr 148 147 8% 58'/s 8% —No par National Gypsum Fuel 147 1 pfd series of 1951 Apr 1 9. 51'/s 1 Dairy Products Jan 3,800 2,500 9,100 630 6,700 15,000 18% I 10 100 Biscuit Can 3,100 1.400 1,400 1 Corp__ preferred National ' 23'A 23% 23 Va 23'A 23 23% 22% 23% 100 72% 74 72% 72'/a 72% 72% 72'A 72'A 100 100 100 100 *78% 80 *79% 80 78% 79 Va *73% 79'/a *79 79% *81 Va 82% *81% 82% *81'/a 82'/a *81 Va 82% '80 82% 84% 84 5 *84 85 *84 ♦83 84 *81 85 *81 84 *81 -81 84 90 ~30 84 28% 27'A 28 26% 27% 24% 26% 22,700 34 X31% 33% 33 33% 33 33% 31% 32% 10,600 33 X32 % 33% 33 Va 33% 33 33'/a 32 32% 3,700 69'A 69 69 69 69 Va 3,600 27% 28% 10 33'A 25 32% 70'A *84 84 83% 27% 1 1.25 85 *84 5 70% 69 70 69 \ Volume 5883 Number 190 . . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1197) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Range for Previous 1 Ranee Since Jan Tear 1958 Lowest VORK^STnrK NFW «r EXCHANCU? L»« Highest Sales far .LOW AND mGn SAL* ^ s™°°dia/ P.r Frfdsv ♦be Week Sept. 18 "epl.lc" Shares o 507/a Jan 14 90 16 Sep 60 »/2 Nov 103 78'/2 Sep 19 94 % Nov 17 31 28 % Jan 13 27 77% July 90 % Jun 17 Jan 89 43 Va Aug 11 29% Dec 31 3 6 88% Dec 31 27% Dec 5 29 % Dec 7 45 Va Dec 3 18 80% 94% 94% 93 93 16 4.44% preferred ...100 *85 89 46% May 21 Ohio Oil Co 34% Mar 1 18 Okla Gas & Elec Co common 5 4% preferred 20 4.24% preferred 100 Oklahoma Natural Gas ...7.50 Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp—5 Oliver Corp— 1 4 Feb 27 90% Feb 5 9 7% Jan 2 15% Dec 15 14% Jan 7 21% Jun 13 74 Dec 17 61% Jan 19 83 20% Jan 7 35 Dec 18 293/4 May 153/4 Dec 4 15% Jan 7 15 393/a July 15 16% May 7 July 15 37 J/2 Feb 18 Feb 11 Aug 24 66% Dec 16 61% Feb 10 7 89% Dec 11 79% Feb 9 943/4 July 104% July 28 93 % Oct 31 110% Aug 28 2 993/4 July 29 973/4 Jan 27 25%jan 2 38% Aug 6 32 Feb 12 38% Apr 28 85% Oct 1 96% May 5 923/4 Aug 17 993/4 Feb 4 73/8 Jan 2 14 Oct 2 21% Dec 10 3 9V2 Jan 18 10 17 22'/2 Nov 64'/2 Nov 3 Jan Pacific Amer 143/4 May 14 15 16 153/b Jan 5 26 Pacific Fisheries Inc & Aggregates 22 23 Va Feb 10 673/4 Apr 20 Coast 2 64 Dec 18 58i/4 Jun 9 663% Apr 3 Pacific Gas 2 54'/8 Dec 31 47 3/b Jun 17 66 % Jan 7 21 39'/2 oct 30 37 Jan 19 52 Pacific Lighting Pacific Mills 26 Aug 11 130 Sep 4 Feb Apr~21 143 30 27 130 30 12% Jan 3 23 '/a Nov Jan 2 62% Dec 8 90 17 03/4Jan 6% 2 35% Apr Jun 25 94 13 Jan 3 98 Apr 15 881/2 Sep 30% Jan 2 473/4 Nov 5 421/2 Aug 33 Dec 2 45'/a Dec 8 36% Feb 9 493/4 July 30 19 July 17 27% Dec 23 233/a Jan 23 313/2 July 24 57 29 451/4 Sep 2i/s Sep 18 65% Mar 20 14 4% 153/4 Jan 0 2% Jan Oct 3% Nov 21 73/2 Jan 3% Jan 15% Nov 11 121/2 Feb 26 25 Jun 10 213/4 Jun 29 301/,, jan 49 Dec 30 471/4 Jan 8 16% Sep 9 243/4 Apr 8 64% Jun 11 233/a Jan 393% Nov 20 313/a Sep 983/2 Jan 9 39% Mar 12 193/4 jan Dec 65 117 Mar 4 9 36 July 6 Jan 5 82'/2 Mar 23 16 91 9 Oct" 14 21 62 26'/2 Sep 113 13 Jan Sep 15 102'/2 Apr 8 Sep 16 983/4 Apr 20 94»/4 Sep 92 '/2 Sep 18 104'/4 Jun 19 30 91 28 1013/4 Apr 19% Dec 25 11'/2 Feb 29 15% Apr 28s/8 Jan 7 43'/4 Dec 29 42 37 2 513/4 Dec 8 32 »/2 Mar 11 693/4 Sep 23 Jan 293/2 May 20 1 6 64% Aug 9 74 11 2 30 333/2 Aug 95 Jan 14 14'/a Jan 3 3 18 26'A Jan 5 36 »/4 Feb 13 9 93% Sep 9 993/2 Feb 8 16'/4 Sep 18 193/4 Jan 22 Jan 12 63/e Feb 24 10 95 9 15 100 57 27 102 May 18% Dec 2 Jan 5 Apr 10 17 4 50 92 Jan 7 100'% Jun 37 Jan 22 64i% Nov 20 56'% Sep 37'% Jan 2 50'% Dec 31 46% Jun 11 24 16 20% Sep 15 96'% Oct Jun 107'% May 7 0 7 93'% Feb 81 Aug 27 92 Nov 24 102 May 100 Sep 8 107 May 13 5 91'% Sep 25 Pfizer 4 39'% Sep 15 4 Phila 56'% May 12 363% May 263% Dec j 21 Jan J 71'% Nov 24 67 Jan 5 73 2 02 31 54 Jun 9 05'% Mar 10 78 493% Aug 27 14 Jan 2 24'% Nov 20 Sep 7 Pitney-Bowes o 2 Pitts Mar 18 $5 2~ 6 93'% Jun 25 89 Jun 4 7 99'% July 29 90 Jun 29 993% Apr 2 17'% Aug 15 Apr 28 19'% Aug 17 16 145 3 42 14i% May 13 8 213% jan 94 22 128% Sep 13 24 % Jan Aug 11 73 % May 24% Dec 30 195/8 May 7 283/4 Jan 23 71 % Jan 2 82% Jan 29 10 77% Jan n Feb 9 17% Sep 17 17 2 67% Feb 25 14 % Jan 2 62 Jan 2 73 Oct 68% Jun 2 80 Oct 17 % July Mar )' 4 Jan 28% Oct Apr 15 3% Jan 140 , 81 7 24% Sep 1133% Aug 27 125 29 July 11 393/4 Jan 10 773% Dec 18 69 Jan 10 113'% Dec 16 19'% Jan 31 39% Nov 14 7 HI % 86 8 Sep 62% July 31 9 1003% Jun 119 , Ft Wayne 5'%% 1st series Pittston Co (The) 8 8 3% Dec 15 90 Dec 223% Jan 10 28% Dec 55 90 & Porter Co 20 73% Feb 9 31 473% Feb 17 68% Jan S 14 36% Sep 18 43% Apr 8 2 18 33'% Mar 3 10 91'% Mar 20 26s/8 Jan 82 30% May 7 Oct 83% Nov 5 93 Feb 18 27% Sep 79% Sep 95 Apr 18 80 98 Apr 107% Apr 23 29 86 Oct 29 100 Sep 12 37 Jan - 2 46 Dec 22 31 70'% Nov 26 803% Mar 13 21 Sep 18 24% Jan 10 20'/a Nov 12 23% Jun 18 15 113 % Dec 31 105 Oct Jun 853% July 100 Sep 21 Sep 4 18 13 22'% May 14 9'% Sep 16 117'% Feb 5 13 '15 Jan 16 86% Jan 7 2 15'% Dec 11 105 85 Dec 30 84 26% Jan 7 35% Dec 29 31% Jun Sep Mar 2 60 Nov 19 58 Feb 25 45 Dec 31 36% Sep 37y4Feb 11 52 Nov 19 453% May Jan 9 Inc (H Electric Pure 16 60% 60% 48% 48% 48% 50'% *505/8 26% 26% 26% 26% 26% 138 26% ♦137 139% 8,500 200 26% 16.6U0 40 138 *137 137 137 51 4% 4% 4% 2,500 343% 333% 34% 5,000 1 22'% 23 22'% 23 223% 23 22% 233/a 225/8 233/a 55,900 47»/2 48 443/4 46 44'% 45 44'A 45 44% 44% 9,900 90 *86'% 90 •86'% 89 43% 43% *86'% 90 43% 443/4 43'% 44 43 »/8 44'% 43'A 44 27'% 28 28 28 47% 49 47 47 *87 , 43% 4% 4% 431/4 431/4 43 43'% 7.800 43% 43% 42% 433/4 42'/« 43'/a 11,800 *28% 28'% 28 281/4 273/4 27% 1,100 *47'% 48'% 46 >/4 46% 453/4 453% 2,300 •2% 2'/4 2'% 2'/4 *2 1/8 2'% 1,500 20,600 2'% 2% 16% 153/8 153% 153/a 153/4 23 23 23 23 2% 15'% 90 *86 43'/a 43 23'% 2 '/b *23 153/a 15'% 151/4 153/a *22'% 23'% *22'% 23'% 300 54'% 54% 54'/4 54'% ♦54'/4 54i% 541/4 54i% 54'% 54'% 2,600 32'/4 32% 31% 323% 32'/4 32% 323/a 323/4 313/4 323% 16,500 107 3/4 1073/4 1063/4 1071/4 107 107'% 107'/4 1073/4 105'% 107 3,400 30 30% 28'% 29'% 28 29 29 29 28'% 29 8,400 70 70 71'% 71'% *70 72 713/4 713/4 713/4 71% 500 27 27'% 263/8 27 26'% 27 263/4 27 263% 27'% 7,100 933% 94 91 91'% 92'% 91'% 92 91 91'% 890 913/4 92% 913/8 933/4 91'% 91 91 91'% 913/4 *91 913% 160 16'% 17% 163% 163/4 163/4 17 16'% 163/4 163% 16% 24,200 43 43 42'% 42'% 43 43 433% 43'% 42'% 43 563A 57% 55 55'% 31'% 15,000 *443/4 45'/4 45 45 44'% 44% 700 *91 »% 94 33 %c No par 100 *453/, 46'% 45 45i% *91'% 94 94 1 16% 16% 16'% 16'% 16% 163/4 16'% 16% 16'% 16'% 3,100 5 4% 4% 4'% 4'% 43% 4'% 4'% 4% 4i% 4% 2,100 34 100 *94'% 12.50 56% No par 50 No par 21'% 92 81 100 5 100 common 1 59% *80'% *77'% 45'% 12'% *96'% 44'% 923% 37"% 3234 *91'% 35'% 33'% 96 57'% 503% 21'% 94'% *94'% 56% 1003/, 39'% 23'% *66'% x573/8 413/8 243/8 68'% 59% 81'% 78'% 453% 12'% 96 57 50% 21 92 80 92 *100'% '82Va 91'% 40'% 24'% 68% 58% 80 *78 45 16% 80 79 453% 923% 38'% 33 3% 12'% *96'% 43'% *92'% 37'% 323/8 23 98 , 45'% 123% 98 44 94 37% 32% 23 *90 92'% 16% 100 .1)25 10 Co 10 100 1 75 130 130'% 34'% 34'% 81'% 84 22% 23'% *73'% 75 *79 81 18'% 18% *118'% 122 643% 65% *103 105 40'% 41 253% 2534 1283% 131 24'% 24% 91'% 92'% 17'% 129 129'% 32% 34 82% 22'% 22% 73 74 *79 81 18 18 *118'% 122 63'% 64% 102'% 103 40'% 40% 253% 25% 1263% 128% 24'/2 24% 81 , preference Co 100 91'% 92 10 26% 84 493% 37'% 28 *80 82'% *86 27 2 10 Indiana—No par 100 25 . . com 25 —100 5 No par No par Inc 5 84'% 50 37% 28 82 83 89 91 % £6 /a 8-> 49 37 27 80 81 87 ,3 .4 100'% 100'% 42% 42% *72'% 73'% "20% 21% *20'% 21% 109 109 9% 10'% 84'% 84% 34'% 35 % 69'% 69,4 188/4 39'% 38% 38% 42 *72 % 20 % ,^8/4 9/8 84 % 34 s 68 % *91'% 32% 34 50 203% 92 80 *90'% 101 *64 65 *64 34 *94'% 563/4 50'% *20% 91'% 96 *80 92 *100'% 40'% 23% *66'% 94 33% 33 *94% 57'% 563% 94 *91 32% 33% *94 % 96 57% 30 57% 493% 50 21 *20% 21 93 93% 93 % 450 81 % 80 80 77 79 % 480 50% 50 *20% 12'% 96'% 43'% *92'% 36'% 32 22% *90 *92 *17% 128,2 34 81% 22 ,2 72 *79 17 /4 118% 64/2 101 41'% 25 % 127 4,400 500 210 *91 92% 91 91 100 92% 101 100% *99 100 150 45'% 44 45 18.900 24 22'% 23 18,200 68 *66 % 68 42 42% 24'% 23'% 68% *66% 58% 583% 573% . 58% 3,700 20 *80'% 81 *80'% 82 78% *77 78 *77% 78% 45 44% 45% 45 11,800 93 505% 80 *77'% 33,800 96 56 5% 92'% 21 583/a 58 80 Ry— Oil 6,200 313/4 No par Inc 31'% 313/4 2.50 5 1 Industries 64 31% 65 31'/a K)— Co of 553% 64 311/4 55% 56 64'% 31% 100 Power 553/a 65 32 55'% 553/4 64'% *63 com_33'%c Chic 1,000 303% 25 100 preferred Pullman 48'% Apr 61 50'% 34 Puget So ind Power & Light Co„.10 72'% Aug 27 603% 48 55 35 5 com Co preferred Publicker 2 18 61 48% 100 4.16% preferred 4.80% preferred— 363% Aug 31 60% 48 *50% 55 138 900 34'% 4.32% preferred 24 48% 59% 1,300 35 Procter & Gamble Public Service Co of Colorado $4.75 61 48 59'% 18 % 34 Public Serv 233% Jan 60% 137% 20 *18% 59% 10 17% 4% 10 sink fund Potomac 3'%% 22 59% 900 10 35% 9 76'% Mar 13 *20 *10 *43% 485% Feb Jan 16 10 343% 0 93 Mar 20 120 1 106'% Apr 92 29 8 5'%% 10 22 *136 Public Serv Elec & Gas com__No par $1.40 div preference com__No par 4.08% preferred 100 4.18% preferred 100 4.30% preferrea 100 5.05% preferred— 100 20% Jun 5% Jan 29 6 41 % Sep 18 70% Jun 18 67% Jan 43% Jan 5 Aug 27 10% 1,700 93% 14,300 Co Nov *10 700 33V8 1,900 Corp 39 10'%- 106 33 *93 59% $3.50 convertible preferred Poor 50% Dec 93y4 20% common Polaroid 78% Nov *93 59% 100 Pittsburgh & West Virginia 100 Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd... 100 17 9 106% 33'% 93% 61'% prior pfd 29 2 *105 33% 1043/4 33% 93 100 Glass 31% Apr 31 1063/4 33% *18% preferred class A 1513% Jun Jan 106y2 335/8 93% 33% *93 60 ...No par .1 2 & 18 293% jan 1073/4 - 343/8 93 100 59% guaranteed preferred Metallurgical Inc 28 42 % Jan *106% 108 91'% 96 17'% Sep 2 7,200 *90 *92 24 24 91% No par 96% Jan 29'% Feb 91% No par 2 953% Apr 92% (convl preferred 14 14 913/4 preferred convertible 20 Jan 92% 23'% 273% Oct 88 o\i/a 23 32% Nov 25 % May 19 923% ..10 109% Nov 12 913/4 No par Corp Chem 2 31 6,300 93% 1 Inc & 2 28% May 14 80 *20 5 16% Jan 7 78% 20% preferred. 43% Jan Jan 813% 93 100 21% Mar 20 24 803/4 - 59% Plough Inc.. Plymouth Oil Co... 47% July 27 34% Mar 31 81 3 Plate 22 80 *18% Steel Co common 114% Jan 80"% 263% Pittsburgh 9 793% 27'% Pittsburgh 2 81 26% 20 Mar 16 153/4 *50s% Mar 19 74% Jan *15% 50'% Pitts 5% 15% 12 Pittsburgh Forgings Co 7% *15% 48 3% July 23 23% Jan 132 Coke $4.80 Pitts 128 15% 613% common Aircraft Piper 453% July 16% Jan 15% 34 1 preferred 42'% Aug 14 84i% jan 16 108 Heusen Corp com 1 „„100 Plllsbury Co $4 *15% 92% preferred. 25% July 8 823% Jan ~2~23/8 Oct" 13 series 16 20'% Jan 32 8 12,400 16 *113% ! Phillips-Van 95'% May 32% 12 Phillips Petroleum 2 32% 50c Inc preferred 15'% Mar 12 Jan 32% 13% common 97'% Aug 25 90 32% 177/., 113% common 523% Mar 23 Jun~20 33 .. 18% preferred series A 28 41'% Mar 31 100'% 323/4 40'% 23% *66'% 3.90% 5% 32% 50c 3 23 14 32% Reading Corp 95'% Aug 10 97 10,600 33 91 11 V« Jan 12 y8 Sep 7 76 *100'% 44'% Jun 49'% Dec 2 17,300 76 100 8 27 73% Jan 953% May 26,000 173/4 75/e 17% 753% 80% 100 24 363% Feb Nov~25 4% 14 48 173/3 76 100 *»hilip Morris Inc Mar 23 47 3% l73/8 76 113% __ 82 Jun 48% 17% 77% 61 common 84'% Apr Mar 12 88 3% Co 18 Mar 18 86 47% 17% 75% preferred. Corp 33%% 30 48% 17% 78 18% Co preference 19 89 29 Apr Co 75'% Aug 2 Jan 75 Apr & Philco 0 2 3 43 743% Jan Electric conv 68% 47% 47'% 173/b No par 3.80% preferred 4.30% preferred 2 48% 2,900 113% 4.40% preferred. 123% jan Dec & $1 13 26% 18% Corp Phila 57'% Jan Jan (Clias) 8 20 26 3/4 19 Corp Ry 15 Jan 27 27 *15% 10 20 88'% Apr 27 113% RR Apr 99 * 27 183% 4% 2nd preferred (conv) Phelps-Dodge Cor.p 104 % Jan « 48% " 32% 100 103'% Apr Jun 300 86% No par 223% Jan 16 6,000 17 17% 14 2/7 8 Mar 30 70'% Mar 77 Sep 13 89'% July 14 99 23 43% May 9 20'% Sep Sep Apr * 50'% Pepsi-Cola Co Pet Milk Co common 43/2% preferred Petroleum Corp of America Pfeifier Brewing Co 5 Dec 41% Dec 32 % Sep 19 3/a Jan 40 »/2 Dec 11,200 293/4 16% •84 86% *84 39% 29% * Pipe Line— Eastern & 86% 38 3/4 ' 113% preferred Peoria Mar 23 17 77% 100 East Pennsylvania 2 29% 12 Peoples Gas Light & Coke Sep Feb 62 40 17 19'% Peoples Drug Stores Inc 493/4 Jan 391/4 29& 17 103% 43/2% preferred 4.40% series preferred 5 Jan 39% 30% *84 27'/a 48'% com 553/2 Mar 20 10 87 30 27% 25 Pennsalt Chemicals Corp Penna Glass Sand Corp. Penn Power & Light com 5 *85 39% 27% No par Penn-Dixie Cement Penney (J C) Co 273/4 Sep 823% Jan 49 89 *103% 47% Paramount Pictures Corp 1 Parke Davis & Co No par Parker Rust Proof Co 2.50 Parmelee Transportation __No par Patlno Mines & Enterprises 1 Peabody Coal Co common 5 5% conv prior preferred 25 Penick & Ford 3.50 30 230 *85 89 86%^ ' No par Corp_ Common 50% Mar 13 94% 113% Pan Amer World Airways Inc 2 Jan 28 *92% 17 27% 10 & Teleg 94% - * 25 Consolidated Panhandle 43 *84 120 *92% 93 " 10'% Packard-Bell Electronics BO1/* Jan 10 10 Tin 30% 86% 200 80 19'% preferred Pacific 453/4 July 15 40% *84 3,200 89'/4 80 *85 30% *16% 58% 89% 79% 93 * 393% 17 58 88% 793% 1 Electric & Pacific Telep 29 3 Sep 22'/8Jan 12 37 281/4 Aug 12 1443/4 Apr 24 43/8 Aug 26 7 5'/2 Nov Jun Aug 19 40% 30% 583% 88% 80V4 5 5% preferred Pacific Finance Corp 20% Feb 473/4 Jan 40 30% 58% 88% *793% Inc_5 Co common 4oy8Jan 89 *16% No par Pacific Cement 233/4 Jan Jun 18 preferred 65 563/8 Feb 20 2 18% Jan 40 Sep 17% Sep 18 Hi/2 Aug 11 143/4 July 30 May 22 No par Otis Elevator 6.25 Outboard Marine Corp 30c Overland Corp (The) 1 Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp 1 Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25 4% preferred 100 Oxford Paper Co common .,..15 7 Jan 59 *85 58% 88 89'A 80% , 9 263% Sep 58 59 87% 81% ,100 95% Jan 3 84% July 29 May 27 57% 89'* *80% 4.56% preferred 40% Jan 12 *89V4 —100 13 30"% Jun 2 58% July 28 31% Apr 100 60% Jan 100 Sep 31 1 t8SPre?r™S 3.90% preferred 59% 16% July 9 98 12 common 27% Jun Dec 17 Va Jan Jun Ohio Edison Co 30 Sr/4JTanlS 85 Jan 12 7 10 3834 Sep May 16 18% 673/4 Jan 9 10 Jun 923/4 Mai' 16 103 102 Oct 89 57 V4 Jun 20 125% 445% 12 % 96% *95'% 44'% 43% 45 28,500 125% *11% 12'% 98 *95'% 98 10 43 % 44 3,400 *923% 94 60 43% 94 94 •92% 37 36% 363% 36% 36'% 33 32% 33% 33% 34 23'% 223% 23% 22% 22% 2,400 3,100 13,300 3,500 91 % •90 91% *90 91% 95 *92 95 *92 95 100 17 1,700 17% 16% 17 163% 129 180 128 3% 1283% 343% 33% 34% 33'% 333% 5,800 82'% 82'% 83'% 82 823% 15,000 22% 223% 4.500 128'% 129 22% 22'% 223% 74 72 73 *71 73'% 80 79 79 ♦73 80 173% 17'% 17'% 122 65 104 ►118'% 64% 101 122 173% *118% 65 643% 102 1003% 18% 90 100 2,200 122 65i/, 102 7,000 430 41'% 41'% 41% 393% 40'% 1,200 25% 24% 25'% 24 24% 8.000 19,800 1283% 127% 1293% 125% 128'% 24J/a 24% 24'% 24'% 24'% 24% 92 91'% 91'% 91'% 91'% 913% 91% 100 26% 20'% 26'% 26 26% 25% 23% 7,700 83'% 82'% 83'% 6,400 2,200 83'% 83% 83 49% 49'% 493% 49 49'% 5,000 37'% 363% 37'% 36% 37 363% 36'% 27,000 28 273% 27% 27% 27% 27'% 27% 4,700 80 80'% 80'% 80'% 81'% 81 81% 190 81'% 81'% 2O0 83'% 50 83 *80'% 82 *80'% 02 87 *85'% 89 *85 88'% 101 100 100'% 100 100 49'% *85 89 100 10G 42'% 42'% 42% 41'% 73% *72'% 73'% *72'% 73'% *72'% 21% *207% 213% *20'% 21% 21'% *20'% 21'% *20'% 21'% 106% 106% 106'% 106'% 4 2 9/8 108 42 9'% 21 *20'% 105 93% 42'% 50 460 14,600 73 "2 21 166 21'% 105 9% 400 10,300 9'% 9'% 9% 93% 85'% 84'% 84'% *84'% 85 84'% 84'% 270 34% 34 343% 13,900 34% 34'% 34% 34'% 69% 68'% 69 60% 68% 68'% 68'% 4.100 38% 37% 38'% 373% 38'/4 36% 37'% 12,300 473% 3,200 Q 131 23 Oct 28 July 28 For 146% Apr 23 28% July 24 footnotes see page 28. 1253% Sep 24 Feb 5 9 2o 54% Jan 16 140 Mar 5 27% Jan 28 Quaker Oats Co 6% preferred common 5 100 Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_ 10 47'% 47% 127 128 25% 25% 47% 47% 47% 126% 126% 126% 26 26 ♦2534 47% 127 26 47 '126% 26 47% 129 23 46 5% 128 *25% 123 26 90 300 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle 26 Monday, September 21, 1959 ,t . . (1198) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD LOW STOCKS • VtvrlocH * Loweat Blfhni Uvwt 257/a Aug 14'A Oct 60% Oct 28 21V* Feb Dec 69 25 V* Jan IWa July 14 343/4 Jan 10 17% May 28 30% Dec 2 Jan 17 9 56% Jan 6 73 19% Feb 9 30% July 10 43 '/a Sep 9 • r Jan 37% Jan 26 Jan 2 33'A Jan 14 19% Sep 17 27% Jun 1 Jan 5 36% Sep 16 Reeves Bros 18 40% Apr 22 Reichhold Jan 2 12% Feb 16 33 30 ^ 12 2 7 13 16% Dec 31 Oct 15 16% Jan 5 20% Apr 27 .42% Jan 8 63% Sep 1 May 20 16% Jan 18 Jan 54 Jan 22 0 24 55 2 16% Jan 60% dun 29 '/a Jun 2 18 , 18 6 fVa Dec 11 8% Sep 2 14% Nov 19 13 Va Jan 17% Apr 8 , 11% July Republic Pictures convertible preferred Republic Steel Corp Revere Copper & Brass common——__50c —10 10 5 Revlon Inc 1 Rexall Drug & Chemical Co 2.50 Reynolds Metals Co common .-1 4%% preferred series A—»..__50 4%% conv 2nd pfd_100 9'/« 9% *13% 14 79 79% 46% 46% x59% 60 41'4 42 % 102 104 47 473a 137 137 * 19 66% Apr 8 813A Sep 29 38% Jan 5 54'/a July 30 46% Jan 633A July 27 303A Jan 28 7 65% Feb 9 1223A July 28 45»/a Mar 12 48'A May 15 10 8% Jan 2 33'A Dec 9 10 78 y« Dec 31 47% Dec 6 41% Jan - 12 47% Jun 20 y8 Dec 2 10% Jan 3 July 24 15 58 Aug 31 25% July 16 2 14 2% Jan 7 July 2 Feb 28 109% Dec 1 70% Sep 2 38% Nov 13 32'A Apr 2 44 Va Dec 16 35'A July 27 13 Jan 2 5% Oct 22 y* Jan 2 4 85 % Dec 4 5 26 4 July 18 2 Jun 48% May 15 30% July 23 Oct""I 29'/a Jan 2 505 Dec 18 481 '/a Jan 29 701 t Apr 00 55 23 17 35% Feb 2 96 Jan 28 83 'A Jun 30 92 30% 2 22% Jan 312 16 39% Jan Jan 4% 30 8 17'A Sep 18 24% Mar 12 12'A Nov 20 17 10'/a Jan 7 14% Mar 25 Ronson 20 y# Dec 2 34 May 27 Roper 3 16% Nov 24 16'A Jan 2 22 Aug 3 Royal Crown 13 53'A Nov 20 40% Jun 24 50 Va Jan 26 Royal Dutch 16 24 24% Jan 2 22 Apr 7 25'A Oct 30% Jan 2 40% 2 IS 19'A Jan 8 Jun Jun 17 Jan 10'A July 11% Dec 30 14 Ruberoid Co 2 14'A Mar 25 RiiDDert 18'/a Sep • 47% Mar 11 18 38% Jan 22 Ryan 1 Sep *46 35 413A Dec 22 10 10 95'A Jun 9 Jan 24 233 V2 Nov 2 35% Nov 19 17 Jan 2 31% Dec 1 10% Jan 3 21% Oct 30 7 73 84% Dec 6 1S1 22% Jan 24 S3 Apr 90 20 Jan 10 46% Dec 2 28 y* Jan Oct 29 '28 May 25 20 27 July Sep 8 79% Apr 54% July 23 42 3/4 Jan 91% Jun 17 28 25'/2Jun 9 29% May 2 51% Apr 3 18% July 15 2 36 3A Dec 11 35 Dec 31 12% Mar 16 Jan 97 17 18% Feb 12 13 48 Va Oct 24 12% Jan 61% Dec 17 52 3A Feb 9 >4 20 46 Dec 2 39% Feb 10 17 16% Nov 21 •5% Feb 12 74% Nov 75 Oct 3 86 92 Oct 2 99 '/a Jan 35 12 Jun 10 Mar 13 4 28 45 % Aug Savage Arms Corp 8chenley Industries Inc Bchering Corp common 5% convertible preferred Schick Inc Scott Paper Co common $3.40 preferred 12 76'/a July 20 49 July 27 Feb 9 16 72% Jan 8 87% Mar 13 Aug 7 393A Sep 30 40% May 25 Dec 11 32% Sep 22% Sep 18 25 15 29 Va Apr 16 Sep 3 13% Jan 2 26'A July 16 45 3A Mar 18 Sears Roebuck & Co Seiberling Rubber Co 81 Jan 9 18 96 Apr 13 5 May 28'A Oct 22% Sep 2 71 Nov 12 85 % Apr 10 69 6 Jun 12 7% Feb 4 7 30'/2Marl8 18 78 July 16 Sep 16 1 Mar 17 10% Mar 11 3 24 Jan 3 48% Dec 4 3734 Sep 15 26 Jan 6 40 Dec 22 39'A Jan 5 49% Jun 29 10% May 6 I93/4 Dec 22 173A Jan 6 27% Jun 26 AVa Mar 5 11 Oct 24 9'A Jan 20 82 Jun 10 16% Aug 4 13'/a May 20yaFeb 25 46% Dec 1 37 25% Apr 11 39% Nov 17 8% Jan 13 17 Dec 1 8"% Jan Feb 12 85% Oct 17% Feb 88 7 Jun 32% May 13% Jan 72 Sep 15'/a Mar 20 12 91 8 49 Jan 26 19'A Jun 17 Shattuck 18'A Jun 23 22 17% Jan 23 22% Aug 12 10 Jan 26 Jan 2 21% Nov 14 16% Jun 9 12% Jun 25 32'% Dec 4 24% Sep 18 22 Apr 17 40 38 Jan 14 33 Va Jan 2 50% Nov 20 45% Jan 2 59'/a July 27 50Va Jan 2 70'A Oct 68 7 IO41/2 July 27 16% Sep 5 20% Dec 1 18% Jan 6 66% Dec 24 52'A Sep 18 46% Mar 48 3 Nov 17 10 Jan 20 Mar 11 45'/a Mar 25 52 Va Sep 14 Skelly Oil July 23 Smith (AO) 72% Sep 30 58% Jun 25 74'A Apr 46% Dec 19 44'A Jan 22 64 23% Oct 14 12 % 14% Jan 2 25% Dec 17 13 52'% Apr 25 Sep 9 22% Feb 16 45 44% Jan" 15% Apr 6% Jan 2 203A Jan 2 47% Jan 14 3 21% Dec 10 3% July May Jun Sep 7* Apr 20 25 South 2 34 Feb 24 Dec 31 3334 Sep 17 44'A Dec 9 36% Sep 17 , 463/4 Jan 653A Dec 31 63'A Jan 8 77 Jan 10 56 Dec 49 16% Jan 2 19 July 15 29 Sep 3 37V4Marl6 22 Aug 20 8 60% Jan 15 193/4 Jan 19 75 Jan 13 70 Nov 13 78 Feb 20 18% Sep 16 68'AMarl3 32 Jan 10 40'A Dec 31 401/2 Jan 2 12 47VaMayl2 Jan 8 22% Oct 30 19% Apr 2 22% Jan 2% Jan 3 7% Dec 3 49% Apr 26 67% Oct 13 87 92 Apr 22 18% Nov 20 Nov 2fi 12 Va Jan 2 17 Va Apr 17 25% Dec 15 5% Sep 56% Jan 10 8 857/a May 15 16% Sep 10 21V4 Feb 9 85% Jan 2 95 9ya Jan 2 27% Oct 30 22% Jan 2 62% Jan 3 79% Sep 24 77% Jan 2 20 Va Jun 2 3iy2 Dec 26% Jun 10 For footnotes see May page 7 29 28. 88 May 20 9'A Mar 12 5 82 Aug 14 89'/2 Apr 10 21'A Mar 16 28'A May 21 97«A Feb 13 55% Aug 84% May 5 7 371/4 Aug 17 39 37 •' 3o% 38'A 39% 67 63 44% 15'/a ,79% 81'% 39 16% 16'/a 2,200 38'/a 39- 32,100 14,700 40 16% 16 34 38'A 39'A 64% '65 Va 4,900 1,400 . 1 64% 65 64% 65'/a 44% 44 44 4334 44 14% 14% 14% -14% 1434. 15% 14'/a 14% 8,600 79 79% 79 Va 81 Va 79'/4 79% 78 79% 11,800 * 89 " 7% 34 3 a 22 23 20'% 12 83 83 20 44 *43% *74% 77 76 76- 89 87 87% 23% 23 23 *72 73 -73 Va 400 77% 87 22% 23% 7% 6,400 23% 333'a 32% 33% 11,000 22% 22% 22% 22% 4,800 7'A 7 7% 33 33'% 22% 22 Va 2234 18 18 18 17% 17.% 17% f 33% 38 % 38% 39 39 38% 38 3 4 1,200 49'A 48'% 4938 49 Va 49% 49'/a "49% 34,600 1934 20 20 20'A 'A 20 11% 12 11-8 *83 85 *84 20 7'A 7 *17% 7 - 1,800 900 20 11% 11'A 113'4 11% 11% 85 84 84 ; 83% 84 11,200 190 36% 36'A 36% 36 34 37 ■- 6.000 100 73 *72 230 120 86 33% *2 11% 23% 65% v 7% 33'a *87-% *72 72 72 •: ■ 7'/a 33 'a 76 78 2T'A *23% 72 72 : *87% ? 39 V 23% 23% - *77 77 .7 *87% Va *43% - 500 1,200 36% 36% 35% 36% 14 V 8 14'A 14 14 % *14 14'a 14 14 % 13% 14 76% 72 75'% 73 7434 74' 74% 73 Va 74% 12,500 20'A 20% 20 18 • 18% 20'A 18% 19'A 253s 20Va 18% 19% 20% 40,900 18% 21,000 25 20'A 18% 19'A 25% 48% 20 19% 19'% 20Va 18 19 - 20 18'A 19'A 25% 50 52% 24% 50 51% 1 49'A L2'A 91 91^ 26% par Southern Natural 26% 53 54- 4 26 52 ,4 53 14'% *52% 61% 52% 53 13% 13% 14% 14 8 15% 14 25% 53'A 42% 26 54 433a 25% 52% 41% 25% 53% 423i *25'% 53 41% 25% 53 a 42Va 25 4 52,2 41% 25% 53 42% 25 50/2 41% 17 17% 7 16% 6% 17Va 16% 6% 17% 7% 16-;4 7 1/ 32% 49'% 26'A 20'A 32 60% 32% *48% 25% 19% 32 59% 32Va 49% 25% 19V2 32 60% 32 32 49y2 26 31% *43% *25% ,19;8 *31% 59% 1 4.50 CO Sugar com ! 2.50 5 56 63 6% 32 *48% 26 19% 25 *31% 25 Edison 59% 5 par 7.50 Co 39% 39 34% 34% 37'A 373A , 26 55% 62 26'A 55% 62% 26 547b 61'A 52% 7 ^ *48% 25% 49% 26 J9'4 32 *31% 1,800 53% 33,900 26 60% 2,400 15% 34.800 25 Va 7,900 42% 57.400 16% 2.400 6% 13,500 33 25 7 8 1,500 19% 4,300 38% 38'A 3 7'A 37% 34 33% 34 34 34% 36% 37 36'A 37 36'A 37''a 11,700 68% 69 'A 68 % 70 67% 68 "2 18,800 51% 52 Va 51 52 68% 69% 51% 52% 18% 18 V4 18% 100 *66 72 *66 18% *66 18 V8 72 37% 18% 60 18% 72 *66 59% 49% 18 Va *66 32 200 60 27,000 12,900 50% 15,600 18 % 15,400 42% 42-% 42 3a 42% 42% 42% 42 42% 41% 1 20,3 4 21V4 21'A 21% *21 Va 21% 21% 21% *21% 21% 634 6',4 6% 6% 5% 2.50 6 100 6% 5% 79 79 V2 78% 30 78% 77% 78 86% 86 % 86 Va 88 *85 Va 88 1 16% 16% 16% 16% ,50c 22% 79 79 V'4 *85 Va 16% 88 6 78'A *35% 88 ' 17 2234 89% 88 y2 88 Va 800 47'A 48% 8.100 22% 23VA 89 89 48'% 48 Va 48% *79% 81 80% 80% x32% 33% 33 34% 80 34 32'A 33% 540 2,200 16 Va 22% 48 80 6,300 16% 88% 82 2.800 3,500 23 89% 89% 47 5,000 16% 48% 91 49'A 42 17 % 23% 22% 90 33 6'A 22% 48 Va *eoy2 6 1.000 72 1 .No par 5 1,900 49% 34 52% 23 % 2.000 52% 38 37% 69% 2 3,000 52% % 34 36% ya 25 100 1,800 39% 37% *34 18 V* Spencer Chemical Co common 4.20% preferred Spencer Kellogg & Sons Sperry Rand Corp common 16 a 6-4 % 92 60 52 Sparton Corp a 800 50 59% 69 Va Southwestern Public Service Co Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc a 7'A 32 59Va 52 9,700 18,000 25 31% No par 20 72 *48% 26^ 19^8 61% 1,800 18 = 8 52 4,300 19 a 31% No par Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs Square D Co 26% 14'% li Southern Pacific Co (Del) Southern Railway common 5% non-cum preferred preferred *89% 92 13% __50 $4.50 preferred Spiegel Inc common 52Vs 92 53"a 1 Gas 49% 5 Co California *89 Va 18J8 5 Inc Inc preferred 52y2 91 18% 263a 55'/2 62 53 25 10 Rico ,52'A *90 24% *48% 52% 13% 18% 24% 50 ' 52% *90 26% 56% 63% 53'% ._1 5 Co 24% 48% 26% 50 52'% 1 Gold & Platinum Puerto $4.50 38 '/a , 7 5'A Southern Co ; Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No 29 35 2 16'% 3834 40 40 16'% 36 41% Sep 37% Dec 2 40 16% 38 Southern 13 40 16'% 26 13% 633A Mar 25 28 y4 Jan 39.3 8 17% 13,800 26 ' 38 19 33 40'A 39% *16% 4 96 26% 96 13% 54% Jun 34% Jan 48 3 *93 26 *92 26'/a 38'A 11 17 48 43'% 96 26 13% 31% Sep 61'A Dec 49 *93 38% 19 8% 48% 48 96 600 13% No Marchant preferred Jersey Gas South 3 800 13% South Carolina E & G Co com 35% Mar 18,300 70% 38'% Dec~30 2 2 Amer 323/4 Jan 20% 70% 13% May 29 49% Jan 30 Aircraft South 27% Aug 21 20% 71 11,200 38 36 Aug 25 21 71 84% 38 34% 13 34% Jan Solar 5% 20 % 73% 26% 20% Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc 52% Feb 7 26 21 20% *72 48 VA 48% 26 38 Jan 47 , 26 % 48% 52'A Jan 49 9 31 32 72 *93 490 30% *31% 20% . 11,500 31% 72 49 % 36% : 255 33% 31'/a 20 95 Va *235 31% 72% 26% 36 37% 255 ' 30 21% 26% 6,200 31% 30% 31% ,.31% 47% Smith Kline & French Labs__No par 8% May 18 32% Jan Jan Smith-Douglass 24'A May 29 36% *235 13% Corp 7 6'/a July 16 30 Va Jun 9 18% 700 3,700 2,700 85'A 30% 17% 30 16 Va Aug 24 T8% 38 Co Smith-Corona 8 18 l a 12 8,500 15% 39% 12'A C5 323„ 37% 61% Jun 15 24% Jun 25% Jan 29% July 4 15'/a 39% *11% 1334 Co Pattern 5 18 34% Dec 30 52 41 Va 22 3/4 Jan 19% 42'% 16% 85'4 30 '4 19% 1 50c Steel & Simplicity 7 20% 14'A Sinclair Oil Corp 2 37'A 253 31% . __No par Co Simonds Saw 2 25 4.400 2,900 400 58,000 85','4 32 X22% 17 15% 40% 6,900 10% 39 Slegler Corp Slgnode Steel Strapping Co 31% May 22 15% Jan 36% 35 'A 33 48'A 19% 42% 17% 10% 20 *19% 41% 16% 68% Corp Sheraton Corp of America Simmons 18% tJO 17% 11 21 *13% Mfg 67% Apr 25% Apr Feb 3 Sheller 18% *235 255 85'A 39 Shell Transp dc Tr— New York shares ordinary 14 30 *15% 39% 12 18% 37% 37 % *240 86'A 18 'A No par Shell Oil Co 20% Sep 15% 40'A 12 ___ 6,100 4,900 4,800 820 No par G) 90'A May 21 233/4 Oct 16% 1,300 5,700 4,700 7.50 (Frank 15 24 16% *15% 40 *11% ' 21 19% 42% 7,200 9,100 200 27,200 7,000 - ' 33% *9334 655' 86 18 17% 1 Sharon Steel Corp 5 34% *81 16% • 42% 50 649 l,5u0 600 16,800 28.30G 10,700 2,800 2% 71% 43%" 47 4'A 45 47 4'A 44'A *46 50 41% 41'% 25%. 25% 34% 34% 645 645 *81 86 41% 26% 35 10% 20% *19% 41% 20% - *46 41 25% 18% 11 100 600 1,700 21,300 2.50 Shamrock Oil & Gas 7 44 49 4% 45'A 10% 20% *19% -42% 18% 39 No par Shahmoon Industries Inc 46% Jan 26 13% May 20 -13,900 55% ' 1 1 $5.25 preferred 1 Apr 18'/a Jan 7 22 17% 15% 40 »A 12 3 Servel Inc common 84 72 44 47'A 4% 44% 47 : • 4'A 45% 50 41 % 26% 35% 665 84 143a 2 16 Sep 1 76% 44% 44% 10 Sep 86 ' 79%19'A 2 70% - 2'/a 75% 65 87/a Jan 76 24 - 79% 18% 8 60 3 1 30 1 17% Jan July 10 20 34% 28 V2 21,809 .65,000 4,200 , . 200 600 1,700 > 57.400 - 54% 56 34% 16% 15% 40 11% 265 245 {■ 21% Apr 19 5 . 76% 78% 46% 47 58% 59% 7,300 39% 40 24,400 102% 103% ." 14,800 45% 45'A ; 1,700 *135% 137% 2.300 20 650 , 86% 18 16% 19 * 8% *13% 78% 73% 47 47% 59"4 60 39% 40 >103% 104% , "45% 46% 138 139'/2 - 79% 40'A 26'A 35V 670 10% 21% 21% *19% iT9% 42%. 42% - - 19% 2 *45 41% 26% 18 A 15% 40'A 13 Va 1 55% 72 No par No par $4 preferred No par Scovlll Mfg Co common 25 3.65% preferred ; 100 Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer 1 Seaboard Air Line RR Co 20 Seaboard Finance Co__ 1 Seagrave Corp_. 5 Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp 5 11 24%-, 46% 18% 33% " 31/ 3 *7 V8,(,<. 17% v.?' 17% 17%..'V 58% ' 58% 59% 28% 27 27%' 59 rV *57 59 19 18 18% 8% <8% r 8^3 « « 14 *13% 14 *7% 17% 5831 27% *57' 18 79% *32% 5 100 10 10 5 1.40 Electric Co Sangamo 28'A 20% 2% 4% 43% 10% 19% *65'A 100 Preferred series A 5% Bt Regis Paper Co common 1st pfd 4.40% series A San Diego Gas & Electric Co 30 - 2036% 29% 81 44'A X46%- 49 17% 43'A 17 37'/a * St Joseph Lead Co 10 8t Joseph Light & Power No par Bt L San Fran Ry Co com—No par 1 Nov 21 97 July 10 8% Apr 15 Apr Apr 70'A Sep 1.66% 100 100 4% preferred 4.30% conv preferred 38 33% 30% 56 2 75% 78 *44 40% 26'A 34% "28% 60 -: 19% 20 47 4% 43% "84 10% 22'% 13% Bateway Stores common 36y2July24 Apr lOy* Apr Feb 15 258 30% Jan 26% Oct 20% Jan 25 24 23V4 45% '18 % « *33'% "30%" 20 32% *78% 44'% 665 86% 18% 40'% 12% No par Aeronautical Co „- 680 10% 22 19'% 42% 16% 15% - - 2% .. 2 76 ., 18 59 ' " &% 9 "13% 14 77% 7831, 47 47% 59% 59% 39% 40% 103 106% *46 47 138 140% 20% 41'% 27,35'A 17% 1 1 ... 90'A Aug 17 42'A Jan May 22 81'A Jun 236 68 ' 23% 55»/« 20 50 "V. 24ft Jan 56% • 57% V - 34,506 *67% 68%'. > 1,400 .-30% 30% V;.,i3,2P0. *67 '68%" 600 46-47%V 18% ■ 13% '333,, 30% 19% 34:% 28% the Week Shares Friday v Sept. 18 53% 69% 3l»A 23% 8% <57 18% 79% r 43% 47 4'A 43% 26% 34% 1 56 79% 41% *84 - (Jacob* 45 47 4% 44% 680 Rubbermaid Inc 14'A July 29 2 Nov~20 55% 80 47 4'A 43% 1 1 20 G 1 Corp Cola Co Petroleum Co Royal McBee Corp D, (Geo 2 17 Va Jan 9% 13% 7738 47 58% 59% 39 40% 101 y 103% 46 .46% 136% 137 44% 1 13% Jan 12% Jan ■' 39% 20% -■ V 36%— 29% *17% 53% *28 .-'"9 13% x7o'% • 46% ' 56%/-. 20 Corp - 21% 2% 79% 100 1 preferred series A 17% 18 V -58%- 58% x28 .28'A* "57 60 19 19 ■ 80 55% 10 5 Corp & Haas Co common Rohm Aug 27 Jan Oil Paper Rohr Aircraft Corp 25% Dec 22% Dec 30 7% Apr 39'/a July 24 57% 68 > V 30% 8 68 33%' *33% 30%' 20 34=4 29»A *7% 7% 20'A 2 78'A .< Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l 5%% convertible preferred 25 Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par Rochester Telephone Corp 10 Rockwell-Standard Corp 5 23 22 53% Jun 23% Jun 28 28 y« Jan Rlegel Ritter-Company Roan Antelope Copper Mines. 5% Mar 17 July 15 19 . Richfield Jan 53% Aug 31 31% Jan 30 343A Dec 10 41 Va Dec 31 Tobacco com_____5 series 100 1 5s Corp No par (R J) Manufacturing Co Rhodesian Selection Trust Rheem 45% Sep 111 18 16 *, Preferred 3.60% 84% Mar 26 27 1% Jan 22% Jan Reynolds 24 Jan 18 22 Oct 163 19% Jan SB 7 79'% Jun 873A May 22 9 78% Jan 50% July 3 Mar 116 5 Mfg Co common $1 39% Dec 12% Jan 18% 58% 28'/2 60 19'% 18 58 10 5 . *7% 7% 7% 10 23'/2 *58 19'% Reliance . " 29% . ; Conv preferred 3'/a % series—100 Republic Aviation Corp 1 77% Dec 25% Jan - : - Sales for . & Co— (Robt) Reliance Elec & Eng Co 5 22% May 12 54% Dec 1 ">■< 33%' 30%' 20'A 34% , 14% July 17 7 Chemicals Reliable Stores Corp 36% July 23 60'/# Mar 7 Sep Jan 50c " 18.W , 28% Jan 2 Jan 8% Jan 5 .. No par $1.25 dlv prior preference 17 50 Va Oct 2% Jan 12% May 50 5050 " 58% 69% 31'A 69 69 23'% ' 24'A 46% 47'% 18% 19 W 31 .69 23% 47%" 70 23% 47% 18'% * Thursday Sept. I« 57% 69% > • 32 • 70 V*' ' -69 2:4 V * 23% 50% 46%: 18%; 18% 23%, 3334 \ 33% 20% > 30% V 30% 20% * 20% .20 I2Vs 33% 32 W 29%. 30% ,V 29% No par 1 5 Inc 30% PRICES SALE HIGH Wednesday.Sept. 1G x56% 57%. 6.9 ft, 69% V • -32% 22% ~_5 Roller Bit Co Reed Rels 7 11 No par : Reading Co common 4% noncum 1st preferred 4% noncum 2nd preferred 8% Nov 31 preferred Raybestos-Manhattan 21 57% 59% 69% -69% of America com—No par 1st Inc Rayonler Inc Raytheon Co 27 25 18 Aug 24 Ranco 8 May 22 38% May 737/«Apr 18'A Sep $3.50 5 74% Mar . 28 % Sep 31% July 25 25% Jun • Radio Corp May 11 9 23% Jan 27 24y3 Dec 23% Dec -71 Feb 68 12 31 21 17 17 20 24 29 8 75 y3 May 30 16% Apr 10 45% Apr 8 14% Jan 13 Sep 43% 48% Dec 31 3 10ft Jan 69 ft Sep - - V Sept. 15 Sept. 14 Pan EXCHANGE AND Tuesday Monday STOCK NEW YORK 1 Highest Range Since Jan. TM 1986 *80 32 % 68.100 81% 110 33% 14.400 Volume Number 5883 190 ... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1199) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Range for Previous Range Since Jan Year 1958 40 Va Jan 74 85% May Aug 29 7 75% Aug 20 Jun 8 82% Feb 73 2 6 Jan 2 17% Nov 28 3 Jan 3 3% NOV 19 43 % Feb 25 61% Nov 21 35% Feb 18 50 Nov 3 42% Sep 18 47% Feb 21 60% Nov 12 49% Jun 23 42% Feb 24 59% Dec 31 Sep 18 86% Sep 10 % Jan 17 94% May 26 29% Dec 30 85 Jun 30 2 27% Jan 7 2 89 Dec 29 84 8 33"% Dec 31 31% Jan 6 14 12% Jan 36 Jan 23 52 62% Jan 52% Apr 64% Jan 23 Apr 7 39% July 27 Standard July :o 117 3 10 Jun 18 2 18% Nov 6 10% Jan 15 14% Nov 20 29% Jan 14 54 Dec 11 43 Feb 9 17% Jan 2 27% Oct 22 26% Feb 6 29 12 ; $1.60 2 ; 40% July 29 ■ 23% Jun packaging Jun 26 "8 Starrett 9 71 Apr 21 13*/2 Jaii 5 18% Jun 23 Stauffer Chemical Co— Sterchi Bros Stores Inc 59% Jun 45% Nov 12 42% Jan 8 2 22 Dec 8 20% Jan 6 2 16% Oct 7 15% Jan 2 15% Jan 3 18% Nov 28 17% Jan 5 37 % Jan 2 60% Nov 12 53'% Sep 13 20 Jan 2 26% Dec 18 241% Jan 5 ' 2% Jan 2 Oct 20 9 * 9% Jun 66% Dec 31 50 Apr 15% Jan 2 28% Dec 29 26% Sep 16 9 Apr 79 Jan 16 87 Nov 24 59 Apr 24 69 Jan 2 57% Jun 20% Jan 24% Sep 20% Sep 28% Dec 15 25% Apr 23 30% Mar 19 38 Dec 30 33 Sep 17 97 Dec 19 y4%dau 0 9% Jan 24 Feb 25 1865 106% Feb Jun 17 37% Sep 14 1695 31% Mar 3 Aug 11 42% Sep 5 19% Jan 3 29% Dec 30 25 Apr 29% Jan 2 2 38% Aug 27 13% Aug 19 35 7% Jan 11 18% Jan 2 36% Dec 5 3% Jan 8 9% Nov 17 9% Jan 2 20% Dec 35% Jan 2 25% Mar 18 preferred Sunshine . 3,400 50% 49'A 4%' 49% 44% 42% 43% -50% 49% 50 50Va 49% 45% 44 50% 49% 54% 54% 53% 54% " 86% 87 351% 32% 33% 10 100 *86 90 33% *99 38 20 105 38 *95 533% *85 37% 53% 90 32% 105 *95 37 37% 37 31% 200 31,300 32% *93 105 3,500 88 *84 32% 35,100 28,900 53'A 52 54'A 88 *84 33% 32% 105 36% 54% *86 2,700 181,800 102 2,100 37 36% 1 14% 15% 14% 14% 14% 15 14% 15 141/2- 14% 5,000 5 33% 35% 33% 34% 34% 34% 34% 35% 33% 34% 10,600 21'A 21% 1,700 55 55% 11,300 x20 37'A 20 20 20% 21% 21% 21% 21% 56% 57 55 56% 55% 553/4 55% 56 ig 16% 16 16 15% 15%. 16 16 5 51% 52' 50% 51% 50% 51% 51 '/a 51% 50% 51% 15 31% 32 30% 31% 30% 31% 31 31'A 30% 31 5 *15% 900 16 8,900 10,800 54 54 531/ 53i/„ 541/ 54a/ *54 54% 53 54 22% 23 22% 22% '22% 22"% *22% 23 22% 22% 900 I 20 171/4 17% 17% 17% 17% 173/4 17% 17% 17% 17% 2,500 *18% 18% *18% 18% 18% 18% 57% 531/4 55 2,700 1- 30% 30y2 2,200 13 % 266,300 12 303,500 common —__l Mining 5 47% Aug 21 Swift 18 14% Mar Feb 6 9 Feb 3 19 11% Sep 15 58% Nov 21 52 Jan 2 36% Dec 9 30% Jun 74'A Feb 26 27% Jun 11 571/4 55% 56 55% 30% 30% 30% 30% 133/4 143/3 12% 131/2 i37/b 11% 13 372 400 13a/4 12% 350 12% 56 30% 30% 13% 14i/b 12% 375 56 56 ' : 30% '' -30'A13% 14'A 11% 12'A 12 *350 370 540 56 57 2,700 27% 26% 26% 3,500 11% 2,600 366 375 58% 58 58 571/4 27 26% 27'% 26% 11% 12% 100 57% 365 368 58% 28% 28 12 Vs *83% x58 12'A 58% xll% *83% 86 59% 60 59% 60% 60 60 59 60 24% 20% 23,500 33% 2,400 86 59% 60% 27 12 11% 12 11% *82'A *82% "■86 86 *82'A 24% 24% 24% 243/4 24% 25 24'A 24% 21"% 21% 21% 20% 21% 20% 21 86 24 'A 21% 20% 4,700 6,600 33% 34'A 33'A 33% 33Va 33% 33 33% 94% 94% *94% 95% 94% 94% 94% 94% 941/2 94% 500 10c 6% 6% 6% 6% 6% 6% 6% 6% 6% 3,600 25 Symington Wayne Corp 29 *18% 30 : Sep 19 1,000 12.50 '55 Co Jan *18% 19 25 series A Sutherland Paper Co Sweets Co of America 9c 4% 1 Corp 291/2 Jan 23 9 4% 50 Superior Oil of California May 11 *4% 44% Co 3 47 47/- 5 2nd pfd series of Sunshine Biscuits Inc 8% Mar 20 2165 Jan 23 27 45/., 49% Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1 20 4% 50% Webster Broadcasting 4%% 5%% 16,000 45% ...... 29 Jan 27 24% Apr 29 38% Jan 15 18 150 14% 51 W'hen issued 1 $5 conv preferred^ 100 Sunbeam Corp..i_— A Sundstrand Corp— 5 Sun Chemical Corp common 1 $4.50 series A preferred—__No par Sun Oil Co No par 9 75% i4y8 50% Studebaker-Puckard 13 75% 15 44% 14 2 29 20 76 14% 50% 26 14 76 151/. 50% Storer 65% Feb 2 1360 2 Sep 77% 14% 45"% 151/2 Jan 16 17 85% Aug 27 6% Aug Apr Sep 661/2 Jan ; 38% May 151/4 Mar 94 Mar - 22% Aug 14 7 6 & *76% 15% —__5 Camp Inc prior preference Stone 76% 1 May - 70% 51% — Stokely-Van 5% 70'/a 50% 33'% Mar 25 24 6% Jan Corp 70% 45% ; > Stix Baer & Fuller Co 400 8 13 Stewart-Warner 70% 50% 13 14 Jan 4 Aug 70% 7 Co Inc— Aug 25 65 15 39% Feb 72 .V P) Shares 70% 71 25 Inc.—— (J 19 ■ Sep 11% Sep Drug Stevens 27% Mar 13 9% Aug 26 12% Aug 14 Sterling 1 22 .> 350 1 22 the Week 6.25 ..No par 62 2 15% Jan 16 L S 34% July • 10% Jan Jan Co'(The) Friday Sept. 18 4% .Stanley 52% Sep 20 143/4 Thursday 4% . Corp com 1 preferred-^.20 convertible *75% 16 Sales for PRICES Sept. 17 Sept. 16 4% $1.20 convertible preferred Standard Ry Equip Mlg Co... Warner Corp 17% July 27 Jan , California— 70% 77% 14% 10c Sept. 15 71% *76% 1 Electric Co & of 71 No par Standard Oil ol Indiana Standard Oil of New Jersey™ Standard Oil of Ohio common 3%% preferred, series A 41% July 27 Sep 11% Nov 14 % Jan 18 -Standard Oil 17 26 92 . Gas Sept. 14 No par com preferred-. Standard 23 59% Jan . Inc Paf Standard Coil Products Co Inc July 23 5 18 Jan $3.50 233/4 May 11 14'A Sep 18 3% May 29 49%Sep Standard Brands 24 TuesdaLy°W AN Wednefda ^LE Monday EXCHANGE 61% Jan 19 69 Va Dec 2 YOR^STOCK NEW 1 Highest Lowest Highest Lowest 1785 1760 1795 7 1780 1710 1710 1770 :'33 1753 37% 1705 38%. 690 1715 .381/4 38'A 2,200 37'A 37% 37% 26% 26% *26% 25 43 % 44 43 44% 43% 44% 44% 44% 43% 44'A 14,500 .1 11% 11% 11 % 11% 11 Va 11% 11% 11% 11 ll'A 4,200 9 42% 43% 42% 43% 11% 11% 42% 11% 43 11% 43 43'A 43 Va 43'A 10% 11 10'A 10% xll% 11% 31 % ll'A ll'A 11% 74% 71 73% .5 4.16% Co 37% 37% 37% *26% 27 *26% 27 *26% 27 100 27 T 36 89 Dec 16 22% Jail 13" 37 Aug 8 15 Jan 2 24% Nov 10 26% Jan 2 86 Dec 24% Dec 25 55% Feb 24 Sep 44% July 16 13% Mar 16 19% Jan Talcott Ine TelAutograph 2 2 94 July 21 18 36 Sep 38% Jan 18 12 * 25 87% Aug 3 Texaco 18 25% Mar 16 Texas Gulf Sulphur 1 27 159% July 15 25% Sep 9 39%'Jan 23 27 28 11 112 Feb 9 8 63 Feb 18 8 2 17% Dec Dec 21% Dec 16 19% Jan Dec 16 23 Jan 38% Nov 21 30 Texas Apr 29% Deo 2 1 22 Apr 36% Mar 72 May 2 4 6 35% July 24 16 41% Feb 25 73 Dec 15 52 Sep 8 90 May 20 81 Sep 2 20% Sep 21% Jun 18 24 45% Jan 2 19% Mar 11 Jan 2 28% Aug 5 25% Apr 18 46% Nov 14 16% Jan 2 26% Dec 21% Nov 31 17 1 12% Jan 7 16% Dec 15 Jan 15 65% Dec 21% May 15 32% Nov 23% Jan 37 15% Jan 2 42 21 54 1 Jan 10 7 16% Jan 25% Jun 3 29 10% Jan 2 173/8 Oct 27% Jan 2 40% Nov 11 Sep 18 52% Oct 1 17 21 Jan Feb 17 53 Oct 13 52 Jan 14 23% Feb 20 36% Dec 16 34% Jan 7 54'A Jan 43 Jan 3 55% Dec 1 213/4 Jan 2 42% Nov 21 10% Jan 32% Jan 8 153% Jun 16 6 3% Jan 2 39% Dec 15% Oct 28 13% Jan 13 26% Oct 38 22 45 3 5 Sep Sep 18 31 25,500 771/4 78'A 30,600 80 78% 79% 78% 79% 29% 29% 30"% 28"% 30'A 29% 28% 29'A 28% 28% 30 30% 29 301/8 10,300 18% 19% 18% 125% 30% 19% 129% 30 19% 134% 18% 19'A 18% 18% 44,400 19 125% 128% 122% 126 34,100 26% 27 26% 26% 26% 26% 26'A 26'A 25% 26 15,400 19 19% 18% 18% 18% 18% 18% 18% 18'A 18'A 1 126% 130 520 68% 66% 67% 67% 67% 66% 67% 65'A 66 12,500 50c 24 25 23% 24 23% 23% 23% 24 23'A 23% 34,300 No par 27 27 *25% 26 25% 25%' 25 25 'A 33 Va 33% 42% 32*% 39<% 22'A 32% 32% 33 40% 38% 39% 32% 31 HA.31 -30 32% 40% 30% 30 30 'A 29% 29% *14% 15% -*14% 15'A *14% 53% *82% 22% 54% 53% 22% 54% 22% 16% 22% 55 22% 16% 56'/a 31% 57% 31% 34 34 18% 18% 5 1 15 ' 117 117 41'A *31 — 7.50 ; 5 100 10 25 . $1.20 preferred : :Timken Roller Bearing. *116 — ; No par ,-Trane Co Transamerica 22% 55% 23% 16% 55% 32% 33% 19% 22% 54% 22% 16% 56 31% *32% 18% 55 55'A 31% ;Transue & Williams Steel——No par *32% 18% ; Corp . Trans World Airlines Inc 5 ;Trl-Continental Corp $2.70 preferred :Ti i«uA-Tiaer Coal Co common • 1 75% Mar 3 43% Apr 10 1 .50 — 5% .conv pkl series of 1957 39% 51% 1 common Preferred series A (conv) Tung-Sol 'Electric Co common 1: 25% 50 1 52'A 37% 50 20th Century Fox Film 1 Twin City Rap Transit com—No par 5% conv prior preferred 50 Twin Coach Co 1 5 : Mar 13 17"% Apr 20 25% Apr 1 48 ' 53% *82% 22% 2 2 1. Co July 31 59 Feb 11 54% Mar 3 13% Mar 55% 23% 5 18 29 : 54% 82% 23 22% 22% 16% Edison 3,900 114 67% 100 Common 4% .preferred ^Tidewater Oil common Toledo 3,900 129% No par 3 56% Jan 14 1 19 30% 1 42% Aug 9 n 1/4 32 79% 10 ; 30'A Sep 18 •9 Jun 6 36% Jan 20% 30% 31'A .Tishman Realty & Construction 24% Jun 12 7 issued . 42% July l5 • 15 2 58 Apr 25% Nov 50% Sep 16% Jan 300 32 29% 70 . Jan 26 34% Sep 1 8 5 30 36 31% 79j/b 26% Aug 17 17% Apr 15 18 Feb 36 31% Trust— $1.25 conv Dreferred 59% July 10 - 2 Sep 74 % 30% Thatcher Glass Mfg Co Thiokol Chemical Co_— I. Thompson (J R) 70% May 6 88 Jan 23 29% Apr 14 24 -Jan 16 17 Jan 75 — 31% No par & Pacific Ry Co Texas Utilities Co Textron Inc common When 73 5 Inc Land 3,300 74% *115 118 26% 32% *25% 32% 40% 41 — i'TXL Oil Corp *56% 32% 10 *38 12 1 19% Odyllte Corp (The) 1 .Underwood Corp— No par ;Unlon Asbestos & Rubber Co 5 13% 21% 83 39% 52 26% 52% 38% 61 32% 54% 84 23 22% 54% 22% 16% 56% 32 33% 18% 84 22% 39'A *80 20% 22 22% 23% 22% 22% 54% 22 3,300 16'A 16% 3,500 56% 57% 54 55% 4,900 31% 31% 30'A 31% 16,200 *33% *33% 18% 18'A 18% 7,300 38% 38% 38 38% 18,400 50'A 51 1,900 25% 3,600 31% 32% 31% 32% 9% *37 9% 40 11% 13% 22% 11'A 13 13% 20% 13'A 19% 19% 200 34 % 18 36% *54 11% 19% 3,100 53 21% 16% *52 11% 19% 120 3,000 54%. *50% 10 10,600 17,800 22% 25% 52 40 82% 16% 38% 50% 11% 19% 700 541/4 25% 52 36% *54 10 *37 68,900 22% 38% 50% 10% 40 12% 20 53% 53 82% 22% 39% 51% 60 . 15 54% 26% 54 37% 60 < 900 3,100 81 25'A 36% ■ 22% x38% x50'A *52 114 115 115 117 Thompson Ramo Wooldridge inc— 8 813/4 Oct Pacific 4,300 14,600 33 % Texas \ , Instruments 4,800 ' 78 Sub share ctfs cx-distributlon — 20 30% Texas Pacific Coal & Oil 74% July 23 29% July 30 31% July 30 Apr 24 24 38% Sep 13 32% Texas Gas Transmission Corp Producing Co 26% May 18 124'/2 Mar 18 14% Mar 10 Nov 67 2 76% 25 18% Sep 61% Jan 133 28 74 11% 73% L 39% Aug 22 25 11% 12 Texas Gulf 2 Feb Inc 35'A Apr 14 391/4 July 15 7 9% Apr 11% 11% When issued ; _1.25 Tennessee Gas Transmission Co 5 1 6% Jan 15% Jan 11% 1 —2.50 Corp Apr 44% Jan 22 1 Corp Temco Aircraft Tennessee Corp ' Texas 98% Jan (James) 25% 50% 25%: 53% 25% 35 , 53% *52 200 3,300 35% 36'A *53% 58% — 31% 36'A 30'A 31% 10,600 10'A 10 10 *37 40 36% 60 *54 31 9% 40 *37 1,500 ■ 11% 11% ll'A 11% 3,700 19% 19% 19 19'A 11,000 u 9% Jun 19 '12% Feb 4 10% Jan 12% Jan 2 23% Dec 11 19% Sep 11% Dec 29 5% Jan Nov 20 Jan 12 28 ; 126% Dec 31 120% Feb 9 ,• 323/4 Dec 31 30% Jun 19 2 44 30% Mar 25 83% Apr 17 27% Jan 2 9% Jun 41 ; 92 Sep 81% Feb 10Y% 15 5 70% Sep 80% Nov 40% Jan 24% 84 Sep 23 90 Jun 5 Apr 29 74 Aug 4 71 81 Mar 24 94 Apr 25 80 13 54% Jun 24 44 Jan 2 363/4 Dec 16 May 22 Sep Apr 30% Sep - 9% Dec 18 37% Dec 31 18% May 24% Feb 6 2iy4 Jan 33% Nov 52% Jan 69% Aug 6 § ill Jan 31 143 Aug 8 91 Jan 2 108 Aug 8 27% Dec 5 15% Jan 27% Nov 26 91 Oct 27 19 Jan 10 32% Sep 45 Jan 2 79% Oct 2 37 Apr 15 100% Mar 12 15 7 8 Jun 18 12 . 20% Aug 30% Jan 37% Sep 102 18 Sep 3 9 9 22% Jun 12 90 July ; 30% Jan 13 68'A Sep 11 17 ~8% Nov~18 8'A Sep 34% Nov 21 29% Jan Jan « 2 13 16 34% Jan 50% Aug 28 25% Sep 40% Dec 30 32% Sep 34% Jan 50 Dec 31 48% Jan 16% Dec 31 16% Jan 2 173/4 Dec 10% Jan 32 12 13% Jun 18% Nov 21 16% Jan 2% Oct 21 l'A Sep 22 45% Jan 2 37% May 20 48% Jan 8 30% Jun 30 30% Sep 80'A Sep 9 473/4 Dec 32% Oct 29 33% Apr 29 78 Dec 4 26% Jan 2 21% Jan 14 90- Sep 23 6% Jan 25 j Jan 8% Jan 39 Jan 2 , 7 2 Jan 2 37% Oct 6 57% Dec • 2 65% Jan 153 . 8 2 11 102 Dec 17 171% May 23 16% Sep 2 41% Sep 2 11% Oct 29 3 47% Feb 23% Jan 2 32% Nov 6 8% Dec 30 9% Jun 17 For footnotes see page 12 28. 90 Sep v 147% Jun 8% Apr 22 32% Sep 9% Sep 41'/8 Sep 11 17 11 29 Sep 18 8% Jan 2 * 13 25 165 ' 12% 36% 14'A 44% 35% 10 United Aircraft Corp common 4% (ser of 1955) conv pfd 4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd United Artists Corp ' United 9 America Fruit Co 5 100 100 __3 No par y31% & 91% 79% *73% *80% 46% 31 8% 33% *21% 39 41% 42% 137 31% % 91% 79% 74 82 47% 31% 8% 34% 21% 39'A 42% 19% 10% 42'A 42'A 43 135'A 136 31 30% *80 44% 30% 8 33% *20% 38% 69% 69% 31% 31% *31% 8% 8% 8% 32% 32% 32 32 19% 26'A 19% 197A 25% 33% 26% 34 57% 19% 14% 18% 1% 55% 32% 32 82 25% 33 56 19 14% 18% 10 13% 10 33% 57 57 18% 19% 14% *56 19% 69 32 8% 55% 32 55 *31% U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1 4%% preferred 100 U 8 «fe Foreign Securities 1 ' U S Freight Co. Nopai US Gypsum Co common 4 ' 7% pieferred ...ICO US Hoffman Mach common.. 82'Ac 5% class A preference— *-50 US Industries Inc common—; 1 4%% preferred series A.. 50 U 8 Lines Co' Common" — .1 4%% preferred.: —10 32% 33% 31% *80% 31 31% 51% 5Z% 100% 101 148% 148% 9% 9% *32% 34 9% 10% *40% 43% 30% 30% *8% 9% 81 "81% 31 31% 50% 51% 100% 101% 150 152% 9% 9% *32% 34 10'A 10'A *40% 43% 30 30% 9 9 46% 31% 8% 34 21% 39% 88% 89% 27% 25% 92 31 90% 80 74 82 39% 40% *105 125 31% 27% 25% *87% *88% 55% 32 — 44 136 30% x27 25% *87% 31 69 90 23 25 6%-preferred— 431/4 134'A 125 90 28% 25% 92 32% *107 1% - 2,300 & 8 8% 33% 33% x21% 21% 38% 39 40 41% 107 107 14% 18% common 3,800 36,300 10% *73% 1% United Shoe Mach 13'A 22% 10% 73% 80% 46% 31% 18% Co 13 22 ll'A 90 80 1% City Mines 13% 24% 11 90% 81 14% 18% United Park 13% 22% h 90% *77% 73% 80% 46% 30% 2 1 Corp.. United Merch & Mfrs Inc 13% 22% 11 11 43 43% 134% 135% 30% 31 11% 43 133% 135% 30% 31 1 *, United Industrial ; 11 42% 136 197A 26% 34'A No par — /United Gas Corp.United Gas Improvement Co United Greenfield Corp 4 Jan 26 Jan 21 Apr 27 Mar 30 Jan 29 Mar 2 Apr 17 May 28 Apr 20 Jan 26 —8 10 . 9 Apr 14 Aug 18 10 .10 No par Inc of 25 . 20% July 20 19% July 29 21% July 24 51% 85'A 35 58 120 No par No par $4.50 preferred No par 'United Board & Carton Corp 10 United Carbon Co..; No nar United-Carr Fastener (Del) 2.58 United Corp (Del)— 1 United Electric Coal Cos. 5 United Engineering & Foundry —8 427A Jan 22 34>AMar Air Lines .-United Biscuit 22 2% Mar 10 53% Aug 6 16 29% Sep 18 42'A May 6 26 59'A Aug 27 7 3 ■ 15 2 Jan Jan if ' 37% Mar 16 237A July 451/4 Mar 18 13 11% May 16 5% Jan 2 . 16 27 Ya Jan 26 3 26 10 Union Oil of California Union Pacific RR Co common. 4% non-cum preferred. United 15 6% No par No par No par ' Union Tank Car Co " Union Twist Drill Co 6 4 88'A Apt 17 32 Sep * 8 9% May 19 18 12 16 3% Oct . 95 Mar 24 38'A Apr 10 8 26% Jan Preferred $4.50 series Preferred $3.70 series Preferred $3.50 series Preferred $4 Series— 9% Feb 26 6 86% Sep 24% Feb "Union Carbide Corp.— Union. Electric Co common Rights Sep-14 Feb 25 Mar 3 July 10 Feb 19 37% Jan 25% Feb 45 July 66 Mar 136 , Apr 109% Mar 32'A Mar 19 6% Jan 113% Jan ' : 32% July 28 22% Jan * 79% 77% 87 53'A 38% . 31% Sep ' . 10 29 Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp 51 >Apr 2 150 % July 27 35% Mar 16 % Sep 11 98% Mar 4 15 Jun 4 10 8 Apr 263/4 Jan 14% Jun -10 30% Mar 13 14% Aug 4 2 15'. ' 88% 25% 24% *90 31 27% 25 92 31% 8% 69% 32 8% *31% 32% 19% 197A 25% 33% 56 19'A 15% 69 32 18% 1% 1% 54% 55% 33 *32 32% 80% 31 54'A 100% 148'A 9'A 33 10 43% 30% *8% 9% 31% 80»A x31 52% 100 147% 9% 33 9%*40% 29% 9,100 13,300 46,300 510,500 Is 30% A 90 90 90 890 *77% 80 77% 77% 210 *73% 73% *73'A 73% 3*2 i'o 90 100 60 80% 80 »A 80 'A 80% 44% 45'A 44% 45 30% 3 l'A 30% 30% 33,100 29,300 8'A 28,600 8 8 8% 33 33% 33% 33% 20% 20% 20% 21 600 38 38% 37'A 38 16,800 37% 39% 37% 38'A 69.800 *105 *105 125 125 6,400 100 86% 88'A 87%. 87% 700 26 26% 25% 26'A 14,600 24 24% 3,500 23% *90 31% 24% *90 31% 69% 70% 3 l'A 32 92 31 31 1,200 68'A 69% 2,200 *31% 92 32% 1,000 18,700 8% 8% 8'A 8% *31% 32% *31% 32% 200 2,700 76,700 15,000 19% 19% 19% 19% 25% 25% 25% 26 33'A 33% 32% 33% 55% 55% 54% 54% 400 19 19 'A 18% 19'A 15% 16% 15% 17% 2,900 94,700 16,300 18% 18% 1% 1% 54% 55'A 31% 32 31% *80 % 30% 52% 31% 53% 100 150 9 *32iA 54 " 9'A 34 140 301/4 52% 90 5,000 35,300 94 51% *32'A 10,600 81 29% 9 1,470 32 31 148% 6,800 8,000 32 *80% 31% 93 1% l'A *311/4 82 *148% 18% 18 52 10,300 149 . 9'A 34 9% 9% 9% 9% *40% 43% *40% 29% 100 13,600 43% 29% 280 5,800 : 8% 9% 29 *8% 29 »A 5,200 9% 100 27 Financial Chronicle The Commercial and 28 . . Monday, September 21, 1959 . (1200) I NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Range for Previoua 18% Jan 2 28% Not Jan 2 95 66 73 Sep Jan 80 Y» Mar 15 82 3 24% Jun 20 18 Jan 22 88 40% Sep 9 6 99 21% Jan 2 Jan 143% Jun 17 2 46% Jan 3 13 _ Shoe 15 S Smelting 54'A Feb 4 July 17 Dec~24 15% 2 8 5% Jan 2 4% Jan 74% Jan Jan 28 9 26% Jan 21 34% July 21 37% Feb 9 Jan1 7 100 100 25 Feb 24 8% Jan 2 12 % Jan convertible $6 5 Mar 10% Feb 21 14 United Corp. $4.20 1 B United 2nd Whelan Corp 81 preferred 48'A Aug 31 Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp Mar 30 60 % Aug 28 Universal 46 Nov 157 157 151 12 July 1 Aug 7 18% May 12 28% Nov 28 26 72 Nov 37 25% Apr 3 Universal Oil 29% Feb 17 Universal Pictures Jan 16 4%% July 29 Feb 9 50 Jun 9 36% Feb Utah 18 Products Co Power & 50 Ya 50Ya 103% 101'A 103 Ya 99% 101>/4 69.600 140'A 24% 140 139 139'/a 138% 139% 7,000 24% 24 24 Ys 24 24'A 23 *34% 35 Ya 34% 34% 35 35 35 150 35% 32% 33 VB 33 Va 33% 34 301/4 32 6,800 15 14% 151/4 34 24 Light Co *343A 33 15% *15 15 15% *15% 16% 9'A 90% 8% 9 Ys 9Ys 9 9 9 *89 90 Ya *89 90 *89 18% *15 9% 75% 46% 56 9% *8 8% *8 17% *15 173/4 9 Ya 9% 9% 9'A *75 753A *75 300 4.700 753/4 46 7.000 52 Ys 1,600 44 V» 46 46 475/t 46Ys 47 44'A 53 'A 54 53 'A' 53'A 52% 54 52 154 *152 154 154 154 154 *152 152 152 30 8,600 46 Y2 47% 47% 48 V* 471% 431/4 47 48 20% 20% 20 20% 19% 20 19Ys 19% 20% 25% 25% "25 Ya 75 43% 75 44% *74 Ys 33 33% 33 Ys 33 Ya 33 33% 46% 33'A 46 47 45 Va 32% 32% 32% 10% 10% 10% 26 26 34 12.80 *14% 9'A 9'A 75% *75 75% *75 83/s 17% 9% 8'A 8% *15 400 1,700 9 90 *89 8% 6,500 241/4 Ye 8 3A 9Ys 90 17% *8Ys 1 Co 900 50 50 50 Ya 102 -1 ; 7,400 139 y4 x50Va 51 100 1 com 29 Ya 103 51 49 21% Co_ Inc 28 3A 140 *152 48% 6.25 preferred Upjohn 100 . — Corp 2.100 30 V* 139 Ya "75 coin.No par —— Match 84 31 24 Dec preferred Universal 17 8 18 Jun 40 2 8% 10 Tobacco 3 19% Sep 25% Sep 96 4 Apr 56% Aug Leaf 580 38 Ya 100 'A 55 1 common 21.200 145% 38 104 9% 100 34'A Mar 24 56% 145 39 29 V4 44% 75% Aug 14 convertible 30 *15 30e 6 $3.50 39 29 *8% 14 6 May 20 39 29 Ya *89 -_1 39% Dec 29 57 Dec 10 Nov 38 Ya 28% 9Y4 preferred—No par preferred- 87 101 553/s 143'A 145 Y4 38% *15 pfd_5 Wallpaper Inc common Class 146 ]A 29% 51% 33'A —1 noncu 2nd 146 38 140 24V« "34% 25 & Pharmaceutical 146 Va 10.100 *97 56% 56 56% 38 Ya "50% 102 No par preferred 56 36% 100 ; common- 56 Ya 6.410 41% *81 87 102 Ya *96 'A 103 4.300 109 Ya Ys 41 413A S81 87 *96 Ya 29 50 com —50 16% — Co noncumulative Stores 2 8 Min & *81 104 54% 146 147 41 Ya x40% 87 *98 Ya Shares 25 Ys 107 109 41 Ys the Week 24 Ya 25 104 102% 42 41 Ys *82 57% 146% 1 — Stockyards 6 57 24% Jan preferred United Sep 45 Sep 56 United 17% Jan 8 ,5 Ref Vitamin 43% 43 87 39 85% JaD 97 103 157/e Mar 16 17% Jan 2 97 Ya *99 preferred S 97 'A 10% Nov 3 Jan U 50% Mar 12 Corp Tobacco 97% *82 preferred—— Corp common 7% 96% 24 y4 24% 24% 100 Steel S D 24% 78 6 22 19% May 1 32% Feb 14 142 153 10 17 July 21 13 18 23% Sep 9% Oct 30 Nov 13 90% Dec 68% Jan S 7% 138% Sep 7% Oct 24 8 1% D 108% Aug 31 7 88% May 24 Ya 10 1 — series B 1st non-cum S 32% Sep 15 14 % Feo/ 26 Jan 8% 25 common— Co D 38% May 16 5% July Rubber D 2 10 U S 7 24% _100 preferred 24 25 3 3%% Mar 11 Sep 35 19 38 % Feb 19% Jan 143'A Oct Jun 43 28% Sep 50 Playing Card Co__ D S Plywood Corp common 3%% preferred series A Sept. 17 Sept. 16 5 Co J Friday Sept. 18 Thursday Wednesday Sept. 15 Sept. 14 Sales (or PRICES SALE HIGH AND Tuesday Monday Par S 154% Aug 10 30 158% Jun 12 32 % Jun 16 97% Dec STOCK Pipe & Foundry 19 33% Jan 53% July 29 51% Jan D 69% July 10 18 22 36% Nov 11 41 % Oct 14 18 136 % May 18 45% Feb 154 14 S 58% May 18 9 Jan 70 U 109% Sep 100% Jan 21 14 1 YORK EXCHANGE 21 Jan 29 18 48 Yi NOT Apr 25% Jan Dec 108 7 31 % Apr Nov 43 % Nov 5 26% Mar 140 Lowest Highest NEW Jan. 1 Highest Range Since Year 1958 Lowest LOW STOCKS 26 *25Ya 26 *251/2 26 *25 *74 Ys 76 *74Ys 76 *74Ys 100 26 76 76 20 13.100 433A 42'/a 32 3A 33Y4 333/s 43% 333/8 453/4 45 V4 453A 45 y4 45 Ya 1.800 32 3 4 32% 33 y4 31V4 32 'A 6.300 10% 10% 10% lOYa 10% 1,500 26 Ya 26 Ya 253A 26 *25 Ya 26 34 34 Ya 33 Ya 34 *33 y4 34 28% 30 3/8 283A, 29% 27% 28 Ya 16,000 6% 6% 7% 7% 7% 22,300 138 3/4 141 Ya 43 Ys 43 V* 42% 31,900 43 43% 3,400 1 43 y4 July 8 27 Ya Jan 2 40% Oct 14 31 Vi Sep 18 47 Ya July 15 42 Jan Vanadium-Alloys 5 Ya Jan 2 113/4 Aug 27 93/4 Jan 13 Ya Jan 2 243/4 Aug 27 22 Ys Jan 2 21Y2 Jan 32 10 31 Ya Jan 5 36% Apr Van 28% July 27 2 Dec ' • Api 45 V4 Jan 143/e Sep 7 17 a 97 27% Sep 18 53/4 Jun 30 28 11 Dec 84 2 36 Ya Dec 3 3 85 8 76 May 10% 25% 25"% *33% 5 1 30% 32 % 29 Ya 6% 6% 6V4 6% 142% Varian Vlck 623/s July 27 813A Mar 18 Associates 133 V4 x54% 55 52% 54 Ys *77% 79% 77 Ys 77% com No par 25% 26 25 25% preferred Chemical 3%% 100 88% 88% 90 91 8 35% 37'A 101 % 82 34% 35% 2.50 Works common !. preferred— Va-Carolinu 139 ** 2 17 33 Ye Jun 9 May 20 99 Ya Jun 9 July 1 80 'A 9 8 84 Ya May 18 91 Ya Mar 17 $4.20 preferred 100 82 Jun 24 87 Ya Mar 16 $4.12 preferred 100 90 Ya 17 99 Yz Apr 83'A Dec 30 95 May 13 24 Ys Apr 7 42 Ya Nov 11 Jan 2 13 Ys Dec 2 17 Ys Oct 18% Oct 108 4 Jan 5 $5 86'A Mar 23 2 16 13 y4 Mar 17 15 203/s Mar 16 30 Sep 53% July 17 Sep 9 Pwr & Co com preferred 100 101 100 preferred 82 6% 76 Materials Co 25'A 24 Ya 90 34% 100% 101V* convertible preferred—! 81 220 83 *843A 86 Ya 85 *82 84 Ya 82 82 47 47 Ya 47 47 3/s 85 84% 84% 85 85 *83 48 47 48 Ya 12 14% 12 12 11 % 113A 14 Ys 14% 14% 14 Ya 14 16 Ya 16 % 163/s 16 16Ys 16"% 650 so y4 *81 86 Ya 48% 16% 18,200 101 83 12 16 700 34% 1003/4 101'A *81 'A *84% Jan 3 89 Nov 13 87 Ya Jan 2 96 Ya Feb 20 53A% preferred 100 *94 95% 84 Jan 13 97 Dec 30 96 Ya Jan 2 103 Ya Feb 11 6%% preferred- 100 *99% 99% 72 Ya Feb 24 67 Apr 15 76% Mar 11 Wabash 100 *69% 70 69 Ya Oct 20 46% Feb 2 77 % July 28 Wagner Electric Corp 15 71'A 72 713A 99 Ys 100 *99 Ys *843A 70 86 Ya 110 10,000 800 12 *113A 12 *113/4 Ya 15 14 Ya 14% 8,500 16Ys 16 3/s 16% 1,500 95 94 Ya 95 Ya 40 99 V8 99% 99% 50 *94 95 *94 94 94 74 210 2,200 88Y2 83 *81 48 14% 25 Ys . 33% 35 6,900 10,600 5 88 Ya 47 Ya 1 common 53'/s 77 Ya 90 34% 400 52 25 V* 1013A 1,400 *75 25% 10 preferred 5% 9 54% 76 34 V* 85 84% *83 142 Ya 53 Ys 91 Ya 25 Ys *90 101 Ya 100% *76 10 Virginian Ry Co common Vulcan 9 21% Mar Chemical partic Elec $4.04 113/4 Sep 20 div Virginia 14 Ye 29 20 39% Mar 6% 36Ya Jan 9 934 Jan Sep Mar 20 1.40 Ya 54 78 Ya 53 Ya . 7 1413/4 138 138% 5 —100 Chemical Co Victor 35% May 25 —. 19 Ya Jan 107 *33% 34 30 Ya 82 3/4 Jan 85% Dec 14 Ys Jan Inc 10% 5 10 preferred— Co 2 ... 113 24 Dec Industries Inc com_2.50 conv 40% Dec 8 Aug 29 82 32% 14 22 101 101 46% 1 Oct 2 17 26'/s Jan 14 154 Ya Aug 27 O __5 Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6% 32 Ya Sep 11% Jan 9 Sep Co Oct Jan 75 V4 Nov 13 $2.28 9 28 Ys Feb 77 Ya Feb Norman Van Raalte 17 17 Jan 233/4 Jan Steel Vanadium Corp of America 26 13 Ys July 28 2 99 Ys 99 Ys w 60Va May 20 333/4 Jan 2 50 14 8 15 V4 Nov 14 '/a Jan 2 27% Jan 2 51 Dec 1 43% Sep 18 15 30 Nov 7 33% Mar 30 55% May 11 41% July 29 Walgreen 253/4 Jan 41'A Sep 52 % Wallace 12Vs Jan "161/2 11 Ys 84 Jan 8 Apr 16% Jan 13 4 22 95 Aug 29 Feb 14 Ye Dec 11% July 17 25 Apr 12% Feb 11 Ye Dec 4 26 Ya Dec 1« 48 9 31 21 94 Feb 2 343A Jan 2 25 2 Jan 19Ya Mar 13A Jan 9 48% Jan 9 7 26 Ye NOT 5 25'A Jan 12 48% May 4 31% Feb 24 3 4 3/s Deo 1 3% Jan 21 10 353A Oct 15 49% July 28 22 65 45 34 16% May 12 23 17 94 51 28 24% Dec 12 48% Jan 13 63 Jan 15 100 Feb 86 Nov 102 9 90 83'/a May 22 91 May 8 Jun 2 101 Jan 7 38 Apr 14 Western Air 17 23% Jan 8 38 July 22 Western Auto 10 97% Jun West 5 Va 4%% Mar 31 8 28% Sep 15 Dec 11 Jan 7 33 Y4 Apr 7 543/a Dec 31 83 Ya Jan 6 96 10 92 '/a Jan 88 'A Jan Sep 16 52% May 7 108 112 Feb 8 29 11 66% July 7 98% Mar 13 2 30 68 Dec 22 28% Sep 18 67% Mar 30 78 26 Jan 7 49 Ys Oct 21 38 % Aug 25 53 % Mar 20 White Dental 39% Aug 20 60 White Motor 6 38 97 Jun 15 7 Jan 7 24% Jan 5 7 9 1 Nov 10 48 Ys Nov 20 30 33 Ya Dec 1 36 15% Jan Jan 2 85 Ya 20Ys Dec Jan 2 8Y4 Nov 26 Y4 Jan 8 4 31% Jan 2 120% Dec 9 20 V2 Jan 7 May 26 July 8 5Y«% 102% Mar 11 14 July 28% July 51% July 29% July 8 23 White 23 21 $3 23 29% *29V4 29% x29!A 291/4 29 3A 293A *2934 Corp Co 100 100 100 Co 1 Dec 31 84% July 15 5 67% Sep 85% Sep 15 Jun 14 94% Feb 29% Feb 10 31'/a Feb 9 7 16 9 22'/a Dec 30 20 % Jan 2 92% Aug 14 12% July 24 39% July 49% Jun 148 8 24 Sep b 28 25% Jun 24 92V2May21 — 136% Jun 4 no z sales on this Ex-distribution. day. tin 85 *84 86 *82Ys *82 Va 85 *81'/a 46% (F Worthington Prior Yale Towne or *80 Ya 82% 48 10 6,500 49 96 Ya *96 32'/s 32 3/s 313/4 321/4 31 31% 6,600 32% 100% 83% 321/s 32 Y2 32 3/s 32 3/s 32% *97% x83 32'A 32Y4 3 lYa 32'/8 42,200 *97% 100 Va 97 Y2 100 Va *971/2 100'/a *97Y2 831/4 8 4 Va *82 69 37% 29Ye 86% *80 *108% 61Y2 96'A 32% 86 82 83% * 67 Ya 66 671/4 65 Ys 66% 6534 6634 3,700 37 Ys 371/2 38 Ya 37 3A 381/4 37 Ye 37% 22,600 291/a 29Vs 29Y2 28 Ys 291/4 29 293/8 16,600 885/8 35,200 853A * 80 r-t O 00 CO* 110 601/4 62% 96% *95% 31% 32% *68 8 8'A 88 8 8 V2 89% 79 3A 87Ya 89% 793/4 82 80 80'/a 110 108 108 34 *107 111 62 Ys 61 96 953/4 96 31% 30 Va 313/4 72 68 793A 62 68 62'/s 6 lYa *953A 97 32Ys 311/2 *68 72 . *107 60 *43 No par par *80% Inc 26 8V2 10c 44'A 1 36V2 10 com 100 Service 10 Corp. *119 43 43 1,000 53 51 52 4.800 100 100 26 43 43 43 43 413A 42 271/2 27Ys 271/2 27 Va 28 273A 28'A 5,200 373A 371/s 38 36Y's 36 Ys 36Y4 36% 1,800 39 Ys 16,800 39 Ys 82 *803/s 27 27Ya 8% 8% 35 Ys 253A 28 8% 43Y2 44 Co 383A 39% 81 81 *803/s *28 29 *27 82'A 293A 1,700 93A 2,200 common.-. series 36 Va 122 Ya *25% 26 26 30% 30 3OY4 30 30 59 57 Ya 58 Va 57Ys 58% " 68Va 70 67 Ya 69 69 Va 100 85% 85% 86% 10'A 8 6 Y2 86 86Y4 5 10Ys Co 32 Ya lo & Tube Door„ been filed 31% 43 Ya lO'/e 32 69Va 85 Ys 86 86 86 34 9% 31% 9Ys 31% 25Ya v30 433/8 35% *119 25 Ys 100 43% 3,300 3 6 34 9,200 *25Va 2 5 Ye 29% 30 57V8 581/4 69 71 70 *85 86 *85 70 900 2,400 11,400 4,200 86'A 140 85 Ya 86'A 86 Ya 861/2 2,100 *9% 10 *93/4 10 1,400 31 Ya 37% 31 31% 38V4 38 V. 38 'A 140% 139'A 141% 21% 21% 21% 21 Ya 21 Ya *21% 102 Va 97% 99% 98 99 Va 96 'A reorganization delivery, r Cash 8,900 21% 1,000 93 Vt 993/4 company's 5,400 1,100 21Ya 211% 99 'A 31% 37% 953/8 34;300 136 140% 137 137 y4 363/4 37% 37 Ya Oferred 122 58 Ys 137% the ... 30 57% 21% for 9% 36% 1221/3 39'% 139 -1 has 33'A % 86 35% *119 139 Ya 39 Ys I No pa/ No d» 10 43% 9Ys * 36 *119 58%. No par 9% 43 Ys 3 6 Va 122 Ya 30Y2 x86 39 Ya 39 93A 1C . 700 82 ..It Co 100 29 40 *80% 43 "A 30 7.800 44% *25'/a *119 9'A 27 83 36% 9Ys 27 27'A 44% 9% 100 28 37V4 122Y2 26Yb 10,000 *27 *423/4 8% 30% 28 28 38 9V4 9Ys 200 283A 43 Va *100 lOOYa 200 963/4 *27 *27 45 28 91/2 1,200 12,300 *96Y4 101 93A 61% 70 *98Y2 9% 80% 111 *65 100 % 50 • .. 4,400 28Ys 66 Va *98 Va 10 *27 . 86 x37% 100% 10'A 28 1 82'/4 *81 86 *82 *98 Y2 common 100% 81 83 Ys 83 86 *83 86 5134 *69 20 98 * ' *83 70 38% 30V2 88Y2 83 98 *96 98 43 petition 340 , 32 Ya *96 53 : Steel 473A 48 Ys 96 % 471/2 43Y4 Zenith Radio Corp—; receivership 83 *81Y4 513A Spring & Wire Corp YoungstowD 83 431/4 Mfg 6.500 *81 Ya 5334 Corp 36 89 82 Ys 431/2 Inc__ Youngstown Sheet 351/2 89 9lYa 521/4 No W) 1,400 36% 431/4 preferred &, 7'/a \ 54 Y4 4Y2% Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del) Wyandotte Worsted Co Young 471/2 17% 82 Ys 83 4 120 600 90 85 400 41 35 3/4 35 Ys 92 53'A Power Co 9 74 97 114'A Jan : Elec Iron 2 13 *84 *82% 48 35'A *90Ys 43Y2 preferred Public 2 17 6% Wool worth 27 36% Aug 20 Wisconsin Woodward 80 V4 Jan 119% Oct 92 Ya 10 Wisconsin 78 Ya Jan 2 36 92 Va 1 Co 6 45 V4 Feb 16 3 5 '/a 93% 86 20 Industries 9 2 25 36 93% 70 44 preferred 36% Mar 29% Sep 53 % Jan 68% Jan 35% ' Ya 46 17 18 80 & Co Inc common 27 '/a Jan 14 31 25% Feb *171/2 20 Winn-Dixie Stores 23% Apr 171/2 17 Ys 41% 23 13 17Va 171/4 40% 46% Sep 9% Jan 40% 18 38Ya 40% Jan 11/a Oct 22 41 41 46 *39 27% 17 8 *45 41 *37% 39 % Jun 83% Jan 46 41 5 Windsor 13 46 401/2 1 10% July 28 60% July 45 40 Va 32 10 preferred 29 Mar 25 *451/2 45 *96 2.50 Co Wilson-Jones 22,500 preferred Machine 4 16 200 6% 331/4 33% No par preferred $4.25 2954 6'A *32 3/4 48% 98 com—No par 100 common 2 18 33% 33 6Ys 331/8 6 Ya 7 »/s 3 2 3/4 100 Co 6% Jan 29 6% 32 Ya (The S S) Mfg 17 129 63/4 331/4 32% preferred RR 30 35% Sep 18 120% July 27 23% Jun 22 6 % *32% 5 com preference Oil 400 J 5 100 Wilson 1 Mar 31 Sep 6% 40 % 18 4 pfd 47 45 *463A 45 45 5 Ry 2nd convertible *32% l - 100 51 '/a Mar 11 Ex-rights, 6% 50 Inc 88 asked prices; 44% 2.50 com 4%% 45 % Sep 32 y4 Oct *29 2 18 y 5 0 533A Dec Ex-dividend, Mills 2,200 431/4 18 2 v vv x 431/4 *46% White Stores Inc 29 2 Apr 44 43'/a July 19% May 22 33% Nov 44 3A *431/4 Coal Sewing Prior 21V4 Jan 2 441/2 43V2 convertible 4Y«% 363/8 Jan 43A Jan 443/4 431/2 36% Sep Mar 25 903A Nov 443/s 431/4 32VeJan 37 V4 Dec 253/s Dec 44 % 78 49 'A Nov 135 8 46 3/s 4 3'A Wilcox July 10 12Va July 31 Jan 17% Jan 71 39% July 56 Ys 47 44% Telegraph Air Brake 313A Dec 571/2 56 *461/4 43% Maryland 21 22 573/4 461/2 *43 preferred 21 ~13~ 1.500 56'/s 4 6 ¥2 5 No par No par Power Supply noncum Jan Jan 3.300 58Y4 47 Co Lines 16 Ya Feb 30 14,000 55 Va 46% 44% Pulp & Paper common 56 323/4 Jun 221/4 57 3A Westinghouse Electric common_12Ya 3.80% preferred series B 100 Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry 100 Wheeling Steel Corp common 10 $5 preferred No par Whirlpool Corp common 5 17 Sep 221/4 Westingliouse 9 79% Sep 8YsOct 22'/a 38 '/a Mar 18 70 V2 Feb 21 25 Ya July 22 98% July 31 100 2 2'/a 61% Union 92 Ya Apr 5 22'A 59% Pacific 74 Ya Dec 2 22"% 22 22% Western 8 '~2 3,000 14,600 Western 24 4% Jan lOYe 47% 43% July 23 55 Ya Jun 23 Va Nov lOVs 46 3/4 18 29% Jan 10 90 Va 10% 471/2 65 % Sep 10 20 *89Ya 10'A 4 6'A 95% Aug 4 94'/a Apr 24 81% July 8 29 89 Va 10'/a 47 100% Aug 12 33% Dec 89Ya lOYa 43'/s 7 71% Nov 92 10% 2 4% *89Y2 92 44 17 4.80% *89 Ya 10 3/s preferred Western 92 1.400 6.000 161/4 42 Va 7 4% May 343/4 Dec 91 Ya Jan "89% 82 % Jan 13 16'A 1,200 23.800 10% Power 26 50% Jan 16 34 13 45% preferred series B preferred series C_ 4.10% 17 16 Ya . Ya 10% Electric Co 42 2 Nov Penn 96 2 125 Kentucky Penn 0 2 Aug West West Apr 17 17'A 1.200 37% 44 Sugar 19 Jan 83 Indies 4.20% 161/2 16Ys Inc Snowdrift & West 6 12 17% preferred 31 17% Jan 110 Oil 8 May 14 14% 1 13 Apr 13 1/8 , 1 Water 24 23% July 38% Apr 19 Sep 18 82% Sep 17 / 793/s Dec 31 3 42 Ya Jan May 28 Vt Dec 2 94 Ya Nov Dec 103 4 May 13 14 Ys Jan Jun Jun 89 West 5 14 '/a 14% Corp 4.80% 13Ys Vt Pharmaceutical „1 Knitting Wesson 42 3 4 x413/4 5 Motor Welbilt 9 37 413A 17 / 100 Wayne 29 Apr 56% Jan 19 33 Sep 19 Y» Jun 22 83% Dec 31Y4 Feb 50 45 42'A 600 10 Washington 30 43 Ys 37'A; 42 14'A Co Waukesha 453/s 37'A 42 133/4 1 Washington Gas Light Co 4 12 36 % Mar 4 13 105 May 20 99% Jun 11 963A Mar Sep 353A Dec 2 6 8 %Jun 31 % May 25 S 4 24Ys Oct 13 253/4 Jan 95 y« Oct Mar 54'/a May 453/o 37V2 43 Corp Warner-Lambert Sep *17Y3 45 Ya 373/s 42 preferred Industries Warner 7 36% Feb 46 Jan 86 65% Aug 21 41 % Jun 50% Dec 15 Ya Jan 28 % Apr 5 44 y4 Jan 23 17 12 173/4 451/2 44'% 2.50 6% Sep *17% 43% common 1,800 173/B 17'A 37% Co Baking Co Warner Bros Pictures NOT 44% Dec 31 Inc„ 70 173/e 45% 46% 37% 45 69'A *67 37 Ye 17% *45% *37 Ys 100 711/4 70 *68 72 17% 10 Ward Jun 17Y4 17% 71 Ya 68 70 Va 70 *68 72 No par 1 W & Tlernan & 69'/2 . No par <3 20 Aug 21 11 \ 40 System. Co (Hiram) Walworth Ward preferred 12% July 22 8 22 Dec Walker July 20 48 34 Ys Jan Waldorf 4%% 50 16 9% May 21 24% Jan Apr 18% May 19 18 % Aug 24 6 12% May 19 87% Jan 8 30 21 RR sale, wd When strlbuted. Number 5883 190 Volume . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1201) S3E Record Bond New York Stock «« FRIDAY italic The letters In the column headed WEEKLY — "Interest Period" indicate Figures after decimal point represent GOVERNMENT Year 1958 Range Since Jan. Highest Lowest Lowest l NEW Highest YORK BONDS the case 32nds of month Treasury 4s Oct Feb mature. SALE PRICES Thursday Wednesday Sept. 1(» Low High Friday Sept. 17 Low High Sales for the Week Sept. 18 Low High Bonds(S) High 1 1969 *96 96.8 *95.26 96.2 *95.26 96.2 *95.26 96.2 *95.30 1 1980 *95.26 96.2 *95.18 95.26 *95.10 95.18 *95.10 95.18 *95.10 3%s Nov 15 1974 *93.14 93.22 *93.6 93.14 *93.4 93.12 *93.2 93.10 *93.2 93.10 3'As Feb 15 1990 *86 24 87 *86.16 86.24 *86.16 86.24 *86.16 86.24 *86.24 87 15 1978-1983 *35.18 85.26 *85.10 85.18 *85.10 85.18 *85.14 85.22 *85.18 85.26 85.22 4s 3'As Jun Treasury 3Vis Treasury 3s 97.12 Aug 13 Low HIGH AND Sept. 15 High bonds the when point a Tuesday Sept. 14 Low Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury 87.12 Aug 15 more Monday STOCK EXCHANGE 5 102.14 Nov 5 each or LOW Range for Previous 103.14 Nov in one Exchange YEARLY - - 96.2 95.18 May 15 1985 Treasury 3s *85.10 85.18 *85.2 85.10 *85.2 85.10 *85.6 85.14 *85.14 Feb *92.12 92.16 *92.6 92.10 *92.8 92.12 *92.12 92.16 ♦92.16 92.20 *90.4 90.8 *89.30 90.2 *90 90.4 *90.4 90.8 *90.12 90.16 -'31.10 81.18 *81 81.8 *80.28 81.4 *80.28 81.4 *81.2 81.10 15 1964 —Aug 15 1966 Treasury 3s Feb 15 1995 Sep 15 1961 15 1960-1965 Treasury 23/4s *95.24 95.28 *95.22 95.26 *95.26 95.30 *95.26 95.30 *95.30 96.2 *96.16 96.24 *96.14 96.22 *96.12 96.20 *96.12 96.20 *96.14 96.22 Feb 15 1965 *89.10 89.14 *89.4 89.8 *89.6 89.10 *89.8 89.12 *89.14 89.18 —Nov Treasury 2%s Dec Treasury 2%s Treasury 2'/as 15 1961 *94.30 95.2 *94.28 95 *94.30 95.2 *95 95.4 *95.2 95.6 Jun 15 1962-1967 *84.26 85.2 *84.20 84.28 *84.22 84.30 *84.26 85.2 *84.28 85.4 Aug 15 1963 "91.12 91.16 *91.4 91.8 *91.8 91.12 *91.12 91.16 *91.16 91.20 Treasury 2'/2s Dec 15 1963-1968 "32.26 83.2 *82.20 82.28 *82.22 82.30 *82.26 83.2 *82.28 83.4 Treasury 2'/2s Jun 15 1964-1969 *82 82.8 *81.28 82.4 *81.30 82.6 *82.2 82.10 *82.6 82.14 Treasury 2'/aS Dec 15 1964-1969 *81.18 81.26 *81.14 81.22 *81.16 81.24 *81.20 81.28 *81.22 Treasury 2'As Treasury 2'/aS Treasury 2'/as Mar 15 1965-1970 *81.8 81.16 *81 81.8 *81.2 81.10 *81.6 81.14 *81.8 81.16 -Mar 15 1966-1971 Treasury 2'/2s Treasury 2'/2s Jan 84 Jan 29 94 29 85.4 Jan 20 85.4 Treasury 2'/as Treasury 2'/as Treasury 2'As Jan~20 81.14 *80.30 81.6 *81 81.8 *81.2 81.10 *81.4 81.12 15 1967-1972 *81.4 81 12 *80.30 81.6 *80.30 81.6 *81.2 81.10 *81.4 81.12 ♦79.28 80.4 *80 80.8 *80.4 80.12 Sep 15 1967-1972 *00.4 80 12 *79.28 80.4 Dec 15 1967-1972 *81 2 81 10 *80.28 81.4 *80.28 81.4 *81 81.8 *81.4 81.12 Jun 15 1959-1962 *93 934 ♦92.30 93.2 *93 93.4 *93.2 93.6 *93.4 93.8 Dec 15 1959-1962 *-92.8 92 12 *92.4 92.8 *92.6 92.10 ♦92.8 92.12 *92.12 92.16 15 1960 *97.7 97.9 *97.2 97.5 *97 97.3 *97 97.3 *97 97.3 Treasury 2'As Treasury 2'/8s Nov International Bank for Reconstruction & Development 43As Nov 1 1980 *98 1961 *100.4 4'/as Dec 1 1973 *97.16 98.16 *97.16 43As 105.16 Feb 24 105.16 Feb 101.24 Feb 96.16 Sep 24 6 16 Apr 20 103.8 98.16 July 22 99.8 103.8 81.30 *81.6 Jun __ 99 '98 99 *98 *100.4 100.20 ♦98 99 99 *98 99 ♦100.4 100.20 *100.4 100.20 98.16 *97.16 98.16 *97 98.8 *97 98.8 100.20 100.20 *100.4 Jan 1 1977 *96.16 97.16 *96 97.16 *96 97.16 *96 97.16 *96 97.16 14 4'As May 1 1978 *92.16 93.16 *92 93.16 *92 93.16 *92 93.16 *92 93.16 93.16 May 20 4'As 93.16 *92 93.16 *92 94.16 Aug 14 93.16 May 20 _Jan 7 96 Jan 15 1979 *92.16 93.16 *92 93.16 *92 1968 *92 93 *92 93 *92 93 *91.16 92.16 *91.16 Jan 1 1969 *90 91.16 *90 91.16 *90 91.16 *90 91.16 *90 3'/as Jan May 15 3'/as 96 Jun Oct 15 1971 *89 91 *89 91 *89 91 *89 91 *89 7 1 33As 2 3%s 91 July 95 9 92.16 Feb 14 Jun 14 83 Jun 2 83 Jun May 15 1975 *86 88 *86 88 *36 88 *86 88 *86 88 1 1960 *93.8 99.8 *98.8 99.8 *98.8 99.8 ♦98.8 99.8 *98.8 99.8 1 1981 *81 82.16 *81 82.16 *81 82.16 *81 82.16 *81 82.16 84 *82.16 3s —July 15 not Interest Sale Price or as 3% Unification Corporate 84 *82.16 *81 83 *81 83 *81 83 100 *99 100 *99 100 *99 100 15 I960 *98.16 99.16 *98.16 99.16 *98.16 99.16 *98.16 99.16 *98.16 99.16 15 1961 *96.16 97.16 *96.16 97.16 *96.16 97.16 *96.16 97.16 *96.16 97.16 Feb yet been 15 1962 *94 95 ♦94 95 "94 95 *94 95 *94 95 admitted to Stock Exchange dealings. Bonds Bid & Asked City FOR WEEK SEPTEMBER ENDED Sold New York Stock Jan. 1 June-Dec No. Low 84,'* Lest Week'r Rang* orFrt j»y'« Period ' Sale Price Bid & l sked Low High Elgh series No. June-Dec 9 84'A 13 84 33As 91U series No. 11_ *96 No. 12 June-Dec *95 97 series No. 13 June-Dec *99 series No. 14 June-Dec *96% 33As —June-Dec No. 15 series No. 16 series No. 17_. 33As series No. 18_ 33As series No. series No. 20 33As Broadway, New series No. 21 June-Dec June-Dec *96 99% 99 % 0 Agricultural Mtge Bank External Akerslius f s 96% 93 Va *96 99 96 98 June-Dec *96'A 98 96 96 June-Dec *99 99 99 June-Dec *98 98 98% —-June-Dec 19 33As No. 22 No. 23 series No. 24 series No. 25 series No. 26 June-Dec No. 97% —June-Dec June-Dec 33As NY 1-1693 series series 33As — — 97% (City lAAntioquia (Columbia)-— of) (Dept) 1968—Mar-Sept Mar-Sept 7s A 1945__Jan-JuZp collateral SAExternal sinking fund 7s 8 AExternal sinking fund 7s ser sink sec sink Australia f s $ fd 7s fd 7s bonds (Commonwealth ser ser . 96 96 96 98 1971 June-Dec 15-year 4'As 1973 15-year 5s 20-year os 1972 1978 —Mar-Sept May-JVoo s f $ June-Dec 1973- 96 *95 *95 *95 49% May-Nov -Feb-Aug —- 5'As extl 96 — 97 50'A 12 95'A 95'A 86 91 49% 97 ■ , 52 61 95% 16 86 92% 91 97 20 91 95% 96% 11 95% 7 95 102% 93 101 95 95 93 93 97 % 96 95'A 94% 95'A 5 94'A 99 Extl Jan-July 1980 6'As 96% *81 80'A — 86 1945 Feb-Aug adj (series 8) 1965 Congo 5'As extl loan 1973 (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 105 _2 88'A 88'A 90 49 1964__June-Deo 98 93 98% 11 89 Mar-Sept 105 105 106% 25 105 109 165 169 State) debs external {A6'As 1972 loan (City of) loan 1950 (U Stamped S of) external to pursuant reduced AExternal to 3.5% f s 8s Plan A 1941 of s Stamped f to Central 1927 to 3.375%) Ry due due Plan A 1979 Plan 106 98% 101 98 141 — 93 94 1957 88'A April-Oct 88% A 88% 141 1957 April-Oct April-Oct 4 82% 124% 3.375%) External dollar bonds of 1979 1944 73 2 71% 73 1 71% *88 — 81 % 72 72 88 98 98 No. 1_ June-Dec series No. 2 June-Dec *98 98 33As series No. 3 June-Dec series No. 4 —'June-Dec ♦98 3%s series No. 5 33As series No. 7 33As series No. 8 98 June-Dec see 33. *96% June-Dec page 70 76% 9 *97 98 99 « 97'A 98 1 , *98 33As footnotes 5 (Plan B)— series 97 98 97 98 97 93 98'A 98 — 2 _ 97 53 89% 90% *91% external 1977 3s 1978 90% :: *47 46 46 89% *47 *91% 89% 91% 91% 43% 47 88 — 91'A 88% • 47% 91% ( 89% 47% *91% 89% *47 ' —. *47 *91% ■§ wu-A ' — *47 46% 46% *91% 106 -- *47 *47 — *91 % 87 *47 87% 45 % 45% 46 — 46 *91% II *47 *91% —■ 87 1 *47 7 *95% 46% t 12 47% 6 8% 91 — 95% 135 April<m May -Nov April-Oct June-Dec Jan-July *46'A 65% 135 129% 63% 129% 57% 65% 61% 29 77 — *68 75 88 90 80 6 105% (State)— (Republic 6%) 77 \ 90 49% *91 % Jan-Jx^ due 1972 of) 4'As (Dept of) 6 50 46 1961 bonds 1953 86 50% 49% — 53 77 (interest 33As For $ 53 86% 78% *47 -Mar-Sept Mar-Sept 1961-April-Oct sinking fund dollar bonds 1970 Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951 AStamped 73 ^«JuneJDec Jan Czechoslovakia 73 *130 33As ext Cuba (Interest April-Oct . 1927 of 3s ref 88% 124'A — *117 reduced to 3.5%) 1978 .—June-Dec funding bonds of 1931 due 1951 Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest to 3s (interest 6% reduced A 6s (City of) 49% 78% 1 % 91'A 6'Afl 1957 Cundinamarca '117 1993 6'As 1950 4%s debt adjustment 1970 AColombia (Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct BACologne 180% 94% „ Mortgage Bank IA Costa June-Dec to 97 '130 April-Oct 1952 pursuant 8 8'A 180'A June-Dec June-Dec 1926 of pursuant reduced Stamped 6'As *94 — 101 (interest Stamped pursuant to Plan A reduced to 3.375%) 1979 AExternal *94% April-Oct 1978 6'As — April-Oct April-Oct 4%s debt adj ser A 1970 4'As debt adj ser B 1978— fABrazll 105 June-Dec 1958 6s external Feb-Aug April-Oct 3s bonds S 1 30 82 88% June-Dec A6'As assented 1957June-Dec A6%s assented 1961 : June-Dec AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1961 Apru-Oct 6s assented 1961 April-Oct AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1962 Map-Nov A 6s assented 1962— Map-Nov AChilean Consol Municipal 7s I960——Mar-Sept A7s assented 1960 Mar-Sept AChinese (Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951 June-Dec AChile Government— due fund sink 49 % *91% -April-Oct Map-Nov -Map-Nov June-Dec 6s 1963— 1963 assented A6s 100% 98'A AExternal sinking fund % April-Oct 1962 6s 95 82% % 50 1960 1962 assented A6s 98% "87 fund sinking 95 81 82 98 99 87 96'A 15-year — 49 81 A 99 98 99 45 AExternal *95 sinking fund 6s 98 —— *47 94% _j I AExternal 99 *91% 94 *95 —June-Dec A Berlin 1978 Jan-July Mar-Sep< 88'A 1969 IA7s 93'A 98 • , 3s s f bonds 2%s 1974 30-yr of) (Dominion 2%s *975 Mar-Sept Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bds 1978_Jan-July IAChile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942.—May-Nou 5 A 7s assented 1942 May-Nov 106% 96 of) (Dept 86 1962 5'As 93 10 99% *95 25-year 1 3%s 4'As Belgium 30— 7 3%s Belgian No. 86'A 15-year (Free series Canada 124'A 102 ' — 97% 99% 98 98'A 88'A 15-year assented *94% *95 86 1966 47As — of)— 1967 4'As 103 '/4' *95 Jan -July 3'As lABavaria 99 _June-Dec June-Dec —June-Dec 88'A 1978— 3'As Austrian —June-Dec 28 29 June-Dec 1957_April-Ocf 1957 April-Oct 1957—April-Oct ser 2nd 3rd 1945—J an-July 20-year (Rep) 27 No. April-Oct A 6s assented 1960 April-Oct AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb 1961 Feb-Aug A 6s assented Feb, 1961 —--Feb-Aug ARy external sinking fund 6s Jap 1961—Jan-July A6s assented Jan 1961———Jan-July AExternal sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sept A6s assented Sept 1961 Mar-Sept 20-year Austria 102 99 97% 96% 97 __ No. series June-Dec sec AExternal 3s 124'/a *92 3A *95 1945—Jan-July C 1946—Jan-July sinking funds 7s 1st AExternal 30-year 102 B ser SAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D AExternal ~~ 95% 1 *96'A series Caldas Norway) 4s 5'As 1973 1 96 33As April-Oct of — 3 series 33As Municipal 1948 6s (Kingdom Amsterdam and 96 % 96 % 93 Va 33As Government — 98'A 33As Foreign 95 ' — 07 97 98 33As Teletype . 99 96% 97 *96'A June-Dec 99 95 99 — 98 97 *96'A — June-Dec ; 33As York 96 — — 33As Members New York Stock Exchange High . • 33As Wertheim & Co. series June-Dec 33As Foreign Securities Low 98 series 33As 120 Jan. 1 NO. — 33As Telephone Range Since Sold *98 33As REctor 2-2300 Bonds (continued) — 3%s 84 A Interest Exchange ■ High Brazil 1980 18 BONDS Range Since Issue— Stock 84 V FMday Friday's Low Transit *82.16 83 *99 Week's Range Last Period 84 *81 100 Feb RANGE Friday BONDS New York Stock Exchange *82.16 83 *99 1950 i. 2s— IThls issue has 85 *31 Feb of 2s asked price. No sales transacted this day. *83 1976 1959 Sep 2s . 1972 1 15 _Mar Serial bonds ■ j York 92.16 91.16 91 Oct 2 ■ New " Oct 3s and „ 3'As 52'As •Bid 93.16 , Oc 53'As 13 92.16 Feb O 4'/as 94.16 Aug Apr 23 97 (interest reduced to assented extended to 1960 — Aprill-Oct 5'As 1974 Feb-Aug EJ Salvador (Republic of)— 3'As external s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976_^dn-July 3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976 Jan-July AEstonla (Republic of) 7s 1967 . Jan-July IA Frankfort on Main 6'As 1953 ^a"~20V 4%s sinking fund 1973 Map-Nov Oertn&n (Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of 1924 5'As dollar bonds 1969 Aprll-Oet 3s dollar bonds 1972 Aprll-Oct Denmark (Kingdom of) 10-year bonds of 1936— 3s conv & fund issue 1953 due Prussian Conversion 1953 Issue— 4s dollar bonds 1972— 1963—Jan-July April-Oct *50 99 /4 45 54% __ 46 *83 *80% 66 99 86% 99'A 80% 204% — *90 ' 77% 204% — — *15% 103% 82 99'A 100% 93 -- 104% 95 113 113 99 ./9 113 8 99 99 2 86% 99 98 % 99 6 92% 99 *103 98'A 104% , 29| Financial Chronicle The Commercial and 30 . . Monday, September 21, 1953 . (1202) EXCHANGE BOND RECORD NEW YORK STOCK Last Period Sale Price Stock Ercbanga New York (cont)— International loan of oi Friday's Bid & Asked Low High German 5s dollar -J"** gee June Dec — of) (Kingdom Jan-July Mar-Sept Jan-July 1974 f extl loan s Japan 5»/2s extl s f 1974 of '30 assented ANew A Small *102 21 29 41% 31 Vt 31 26% 40 99% 69% 69% 70 Va 68% 68% 69 Va 68 % 73 144 142 ASmall due A4s (1942 92 95 12 94% 214 101 Va 5 103% 107 Va 192 9g% 98 % 98% "7 98 Va 19 19 20% 11 17 26 52 :: 48% 51 va * — *16% 17'/4 13% — 101 Va 17 .— ._ (assented *20 , to 18% 20 Va 20 Vu 5 20 % 2g % 18% — 20% 1922 agree't) (1942 agree't) 19G8„Jan-July 15% 15% ~5 13% 16 — agree't) 1963_Jara-July ASmall 19% *19% _ lATreasury of 6s agreement) (assented to 1913 19% 19% 17% 5 — . 19% 17 V* 20 Vt assented new (1942 agree't) 1952.Jan-July ; „ *20V4 *20% _ 20% Mlnas (City of) Geraes 6'/2s (State) 93% 93 92 96 87 87 83 91 Del external 7s (City) assented Great Southern Power Co to 2.125% l extl sink 2008 fund 79 95% 98% 80 3 •» 81 7 80% 87% 94 v 2 95 29 94% 102 Va 90% 91 12 90 91 91 10 90 % 96 97 20 96 1966—Ju??e-Dec *90 93 Corp 3%s s f debs 1964__May-Nov 3%s debs 1988 April-Oct *98 1980 3s debentures Co reduced New Zealand Norway "•External 4 Vis 4b 2.125% ) extl sinking loan fund 1965 due loan 3973 1953 extended 6%s due loan 1958 100 —April-Ocf . to 1970—June-Dec 5s extended to 2.125%) ANat loan ANat extl s f f (Republic of) A4%s assented 1 99 99% 90 98 93 A 205 100% 100% 186 91% 98 98% 100 22 95% 98 % Mar-Sepf Mar-Sepf "44 48 44 1959 . 84-4 5 83% 83% 5 82 85 83 83 Vi 6 83 84% 17 17 series 1960_. June-Dec 2nd series 1961_. April-Oef gold. 6s 1940 83 % % April-Ocf April-Oct 1958— "15 "14 «/4 1947_" April-Ocf 7s — 16 11% April-Oct 14 % 14% ™"_Jaw-July '16% 18% -Jan-July 14% __ 18 12 18% 14 2 14% 18% 14% — "15 18% 11% 1966 (Interest stamped pursuant to Plan reduced to 2.25%) 2006 Jan-July Janeiro (City 8s reduced to Stamped reduced Rio Grande |A8s 2.375%) secured to do to 2%) Sul external of reduced A6s to internal 2.5%) 1946 39 39 39 *80% pursuant t0 —June-Dec to Plan 2-375%) 1936 external Stamped |A7s reduced to external to 2004 . 54 2.5%) June-Dec A 5Vi8 .Italy 1974 64 64 64 "93 — 1958 Maw-Nov see "93 64 58% 60% 58% 68 70 93 93 page 95 129 — 97 121 123 90 98 20 19 20% 27 12% 22% 19 20 19 12% 22 ioi June-Dec -June-Dec 33. 7g '/a 7j 78 71 % 78% 86% 64 83 93% 82% 83 36 82 87 v» 78 18 77% 85% 85% 32 84 95% , 93% 224 90 Va 101% 101 695 99 % 108% 189'% 99' 752 183 Va 223 96 % 97 46 95 Vs 100 88 % 88 % 88% 11 87% 85 85 85% 12 83 Va 185 *100% __ 100% *83 94 89 100% 83 89% 61% 60 63 J/a 96 vt __ 96% — *58 81 % 81% 83 105 79 95 95 95 5 94 941 j 1 9412 10%. ._Feb-Ai/g 98% 86 J/a 98 , _Feb-Awg 94% 102 '/a 103 107% 103% 103% — 90 Vi *85%, 108 *93 A 99 100 June-Dec 1964 99 Mar-Sept 1980 1980 98% 103 4 87 Va 90 91 94 82 *80 __ 96 >/a 22 89 Va —— Mar-Sept 931/4 82 89 Va —Jan-July D __ 98 84 96 90 V-t 89 93% 87 May-No?; 1963 34 91 May-Nov 3%s Ry 1987 92 J/4 87 87 25 86 86 86 4 84 102 Vi 101% 105 534 101% 118% Feb-Aug 1966 Jan-July Jan-July Feb-Aug debentures 112% 112 % 121 299 112% 157 90 Corp— 1979 RR— ser series A 84 Feb-Ang 1970 1980 A .' 84 4 82 Vi 89% Mar-Sepf 2010 71 70% 72 Va 17 70% April-Ocf May Jan-July .Jan-July 1989 72% 72 % 73% 9 721/4 78% 72% 72 Va 73% 18 72 Va 81% 72 Va 72 vi, 73% 49 72 Va 71 Jan-July f aVis 1990 *91 _Mar-Sept —Jan-July *17% *12 10 101 103 14% 151/4 94 94 96 J/4 96 % 96% 95 96 34 97 98 116 22 8 15 Vi 11 __ 94 *92% 16 93 96i/a 95% 98% 94% 97 97% 98 Vt 184 97% 77 108% 98% 2%s 98:% 25 1961-May-Nov debs 98% 95% 95% 4 IABerlin City Electric 6s 1955 78 77% 72% 87 971/2 120 J/a 106 95 97 8OJ/2 87 80 J/a 83 April-Oct debentures 1951 debentures 1959 ..June-Dec A6%s Berlin f s s f Power & Light adjustment— 4%s deb series A 4%s deb series B Bethlehem Co Feb-Aug Inc— Steel 1978.— Consol Jan-July mortgage 2%s series J Jan-July ;_May-Now Jan-July 1970 1976 mortgage 3s series K debentures 1980 Airplane Co— subord debs conv Borden (The) 90 *81% — — Corp— series I conv Boeing 4%s *83 Jan-July 1978_. .Consol mortgage 23/4s Co 2%s 1979 debs : - -. 0 184 89 94 Ap?-iI-Oct conv subord debs 1973 4% consol debentures Capital Airlines Inc 4%s conv Clinclifield & Jan-July (perpetual) Ohio ...Jan-July 1976 case 4s 3%s debs 1978_^ conv siib'ord debs 1983 (J I) 5%s 3%s debentures mortgage AGen mortgage Central 4Vks 80 10 80 61 % 19 59 68 72 72% 60 V« 62% 23 35 % 35 % 36 Va 29 s 78 — — 60 Va 94 94 0 93 — 319 311 — 101 ~5 — 7 Jan 1 % 105 256 76 80% 92 99 93 94% 162 1 83 1321% 101 96 93J/2 *77 79 % 80 81V4 a 79 79 83 92 Vb ' 101 22 99 83 88 40 83 68% 69% 48 100 100 94 —— 100 89 408 941/a 90 % 97% 101 64 85 1281% 105 17 96 % 17 88 91 80 86 — 71 78 j/a 83 90 71'b 28 .May 71 Vi 8 65 Vi June-Dec 106 % 14 102 j/4 71 101 Vi 67% 79 106% 98 94 58 62 "80 -96% 2020 350 101 j/2 100 *100% 100% 101'% ..Jan-July 2020—May 76 47 91% 77 J/a 78'% 76 102 May-Now ___April-Ocf 1995 86 — April-Oci A 117% 35 Ry— 4s series A 4%s series 185 85 j/2 *86 % :_Apr-Ocf 4 Vis series B Jan Illinois Eight Co— debentures 1974 , conv 87 % *73% 61 June-Dec —Feb-Aug — 1S76 of Georgia 152 Vi 603 _Mar-Sepf 1965 Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977 Celanese Corp -3s debentures 1965-l Central 235 93 80 Buffalo Niagara Elec first California Oregon Power 3'/as 1974—„—May-Nov Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962___April-Oct Canadian Pacific Ry— 89 ' April-Oct 1 mtge 2%s 1975-May-Nov Burroughs Corp 4%s conv 1981—_; June-Dec Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960 April-Oct A5s general mtge Income 1982— Jan-July California Electric Power first 3s 1976 June-Dec 88% 87% 80 87 % — Mar-Sepf 4s 82 85 1 82 169'% 174 % 88 series RR I960——Jan-July A Inc mortgage 4%s series A July 197Q-May-2Vow Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968 April-Oct Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976—Jan-July 1st mortgage 3s 1980Jan-July 1st mtge 4%s 1983 ; _May-Nov Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs .1971—— „_Jan-July Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co— mortgage 6 59 171 Mar-Sept % 83 82 Jan-July 1981 84 82 84% May-Nov 1980.:— mortgage 5s series AC 1967— mortgage 43/4s series JJ 1961 First £lrgt *176 90 — _May-Nou Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981 y4101% -1 113 Va 110 110 77% 78 *75 June-Dec mtge's f 4s 1993 AGen mortgage Jan-July 1981 83% 67% May-Nov conv Carolina *193 June-Dec __Jan-July 1971 to 95 129 93 *91 June-Dec vr_tr extended 5 — i965._::::::june-Bec Fund 95 — June-Dee Development f 95 Maw-Nov — For footnotes 60 — 1958 s 12 Jan-July *oan, Dec 1 1968_— (40-year) 52% — *73 —April-Oct 7s 77 % 40 Mar-Sepf 1962 1972 mtge 4s ser B debs 80% 123 96% April-Ocf debs mtge 3v/«s Conv 4%s Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd due 1971 51 54 (interest to 1962— external 262% 73 77 3 i __ Quar-Jun ...Apr-Oc" cons First __Jan-July A (Kingdom) (UniTon 1968 5%S extl loan Jan of) 4%s ■ft* Southern 65 IMar-Sepf (interest 1962 AJ^S due 1952 extended A4%s assented 1 (Interest 1968 Plan 83 4 80 78 83 Vt Boston & Maine RR— Jan-July 1962— Shinyetsu Electric Power Co. Ltd— IA6%s 1st mtge s f 1952 (Prov of) 81 A 1999 2012 Slovenes cons First -May-Now 1957—_Mau-Nov _A7s series B secured external ASllesla 80 *54 -Jan-July 1956_ 10 '72 June-Dec Beneficial Industrial Loan 71% May-Nov 2004 loan external A 73 Va 85 v Debt — Plan 2.25%) dollar & 39% (interest Plan 72 95 — 4%s debs Ohio & cons Consol *55% May-Now Plan to reduced to 2% ) Croats A8s secured 38 ApriZ-Oct _T_ A to loan Stamped pursuant to Serbs 69% Jan-July to pursuant external Stamped pursuant A6b 5 A 1950 1Ced \° water 2-5%) ■ AT subord conv 3%s June-Dec 2001_ (State of)— stamped pursuant (interest reduced _ |A8s subord Manufacturing 1st ref „ — 54 "darned to 2%) 2012 Paulo 61 64 ext* secured sinking fund Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest 8® 56 *80 ^ 1 June-Dec April-Ocf , 1984 debs Fe 1st & ref M 3s series Z 97 (interest A6V&S Sao conv 1st , 1966___May-Nov Plan 4 186% 1979 Baltimore 55 91 68% 5 — (interest (interest reduced to 2.25%) lARome (City of) 6%s 1952 lASao Paulo (City) 8s 1952 . __ *80 to 2.25%) 2004 stamped pursuant to Btamped 57 *64 reduced 1967 debentures |A6%s April-Ocf reduced to 2%) 2012— external loan of 1926 due 71v Mar-Sep 1962_April-Oct April-Ocf 3s : C 4%s (interest Stamped pursuant to Plan A 1b 57 *66% —April-Oct 1999 A 71% 90 Vt debentures 1974 Beneficial Finance 5s debs 1977 sinking fund gold 1968____June-Dec Stamped pursuant to Plan A7s 55 — Plan A deb A ser ser 2%s 4%s ____Feb-Aug Feb-Aug of) 1921 Stamped pursuant to 97 (interest 2012 (State loan 48% -- 95% April-Ocf 1953 Plan A 70 Feb-Aug mtge 3%s series 1st (interest 2001 6 Vis pursuant *48 May-Nov April-Oct 1946 A 78% 67% 84 — RR 4s 4%s Refining 4%s 77% 68% : Line 3V5is 63 78 % 90 % 1995 1 Line mtge 1st ref mtge s of) Stamped pursuant to Plan lAExternal 55% 33 % Baltimore Gas & Electric Co— Jan-July and Nyasaland— (Federation of) 5%s 1973 de __ A Rhodesia • ARio *56 111 74 % 84 mtge 4%s ser C 1995 4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010 stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001 140% 229 711 100% 1977 Air mortgage General 18 63 % 73 Jan-July 2%5 1977 July 4s Charl & Gen (City of)— 71 134 May-Nou sub debs Gen 5b 148 64% _ApriZ-Oct 197G debentures 1st 1 inc 5s subord Atco 73 % 63%. 219 Mar-Sepf gold 4s July 1995— 4.35s debs 1984- debentures Atlantic 93 71 v4 73 _Feb-Aug 1977 Investment Atlantic Coast % 99 98 72 June-Dec , 1973--. Co debentures Corp Co & Stamped 84 Va 83% first Steel 6%a 1961 7%s Arbor SVis 48% *83% (interest 7s 96% 86% ?25 June-Dec 1969— debentures Atlanta 94 102% 63 % April-Oct Atchison Topelca & Santa General 4s 1995_ 102 % *67 Tobacco Associates 101% 68 98 87 Jan-July Nitrate Corp 4s 1960 Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977 205 100 186 *93 99 v4 6 debs conv Anglo-Lautaro Ann 118% 90 Feb-A?'p April-Oct 1983— debentures Armco 2 Feb-Aug 1990 debentures Armour "94 Mar-Sept lAExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950 A4y2s assented 1963 88 101 Va 17 99% May-Nov June-Dec loan sink fund assented 1968 Porto Alegre 100 97% 3 99% 99% '186 1947 IA Stabilization A4%s 97 99 v4 98 "179 1st 6s 99 % 62 % *85% Jan-June 1971 debentures debentures American 100 96 99 % Mar-Sept JJ/ar-Sept 2008— 6s % 2 99% 1968—„—May-lVou external s extl loan lAPoland of) debentures 8%s 96 5s 2030___Mar-Sept 1973 debentures debentures 4%s 1958_: to 97 % 100 98 Feb-Aug Stamped pursuant to Plan (Republic debentures 4%s 46 105 % 98 —Feb-Aug 1963 (30-year) (City of) 5Vis extl 1973 lAPernambuco (State of) 7s reduced 43 39 >100 Oslo APeru 103 April-Oct _ 4%s debt adj 1972 ; Oriental Development Co Ltd— 5A6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953 A5»/2s extl 43 102 April-Oct 1963—Feb-Aug 1965 new Municipal Bank extl sink fund 1A Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952 6s *__ 102 95 Apr-Oct 1982 debentures 3s external f extl loan s June-Dec — 96 % May-Nov ApriZ-Oct 1975 debentures 4%s Mar-Sepf 1970 *62 _Feb-Aug 1980 debentures 6s 2008— 5%s sinking fund old 4 '/4s f s 5y4s to (Govt) (Kingdom of) 109 109 Telephone & Telegraph Co— debentures 8%s 46 43 Power deb Foreign 2%s 43% 107 % 101 961 2%s (interest 96% 113% 99% 96 2%s 1959—_Mar-Sepf 108 10 99% 100 88 % Junior debentures 1987 American Machine & Foundry Co— 5s conv subord debs 1977__— 21 32 .108.% 110% 42 — —Mar-Sepf 6%s Stamped pursuant to Plan A 108'% 100 92 95% 89% 4.80s (interest A *96% 95% 85 81% 110% Airlines & 92 Vt. 86 Va 86 April-Ocf f debentures Bosch 101 *91 % June-Dec Jan-July Can 100 Va 89 — Mar-Sepf *100% 101% O 1979 4'As sinking fund debentures 19S2_ 3%s s f debentures 1983 Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970 American 16 203 Jan-July ..Feb Aug 17 10 54 f debentures s 13% COMPANIES April-Oct s 13 — 198% Mar-Sept 1962 May-Wow Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-Ocf Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998 April-Ocf 8y4S 1958 6'/2s 13% INDUSTRIAL Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 3s 94 *188 May-Nov 1972 1984 — Albany & Susquehanna RR 4 Vis 1975 Aldens Inc 5s conv subord debs 1979 2%s 1 AND 1967 3 Vis 1st mtge 3%s *14% Feb-Aug Feb-Aug —June-Dec June-Dec mortgage 3 Ves 1st 87 (Dept of) 1958 RAILROAD Alabama 3%s fund Stamped pursuant to Plan reduced — 1984576 Valley See Cauca Cauca Alabama — ASecured extl sink ASecured —April-Oct 1952—; 92 *91 2%s lAMllan 102 88 J/4 1958_ A Yokohama (City of) 6s of '26 1961 6s due 1961 extended to 1971 21% 19% 100 84 11 100% 101 % — 88 2%s 19% — 100% 206 92 |A4%s — ASmall 97 202 94 American Jan-July 100%, 100 92 American 1922 1933 I ASmall of 1937) *93 >91% f (1942 *195 *90% American Jaw-July _ assented new June-Dec —June-Dec to 1971 191 *91Vi American 1945 I ASmall High 191 May-Nov 4%s 1922 agree¬ to Low May-Nov IAWarsaw June-Dec (assented Range Since Jan. 1 No. *179 Chemical & Dye 3 Vis debs 1978 Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964 *20 Bondi S°'d High 1979— Allied 20 % April-Oct »—April-Oc( 1961 conversion 215 Va 190 103 % "185 Rang* Friday's External readjustment 1979 External 97% 1963-Jan-July agree't) 2 1910 ment) 19 95% — assented new 93 95% _ — 1954 IA 4s of 92% 95i/a *203 or 37/8s-4%s-4/;,s external conversion 1978.June-Dec 4s-4%s-4 %s external readjustment 1978_Feb-Aug 3%s external readjustment 1984_i. Jan-July 72% 03 — 1 A4s of 1904 A6s 50 — '27 Uruguay (Republic of) — 33/4s-4s-4%s (dollar bond 73% 68 20 69% 1968—Jan-July agreem't) (1942 assented new loan of 1961 extended 5J/2s due 100 68% 7 70 r-4 10 CO £ 99% — *99% 104 69% Jan-July 1978_ Large A4s 2 1 1965 1968 (Republic of) A5s ■ 30 V Feb-Aug 1954to 1964 extended 1954 30-year 3s s f $ bonds Mexican Irrigation— A 35 35 Week's Bid & Asked — — Feb-Aug May-Nov 5j/2s due 1965 extended to 1975— -May-Nov IAJugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957_ApriZ-Oct AMedellln (Colombia) 6%s 1954 Jurte-Dec due A5Vas extl loan (City of) Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd— I 6s 1st mtge $ series 1953—— 6s 1953 extended to 1963 Valle -Jan-July —.—June-Dec 1977 1951 7s Japanese (Imperial Govt) A6'%s extl loan of '24 Mexico 99% 86 (Government of) Jamaica 63/2s 7 2 Utility Institute— Public 30-year gtd ext s f 3s 5%s 113 rw 1977 30-year gtd ext s f 3s 99 114% 104 Sale Price Low High Tokyo 99 112 Vi u3 Aprl-Ocf Apri-Oct April-Oct Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1960 Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977------—Jan-July Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works lAItaly Low No. *■ rT?thAun A7s part paid 1964 A6s part paid 1968 fAHamburg (State of) 6s 1946 Conv & funding 4 Vis 1966 Italian Jan. 1 Sold Last Period New York Stock Exchange A5»/2s extl Greek Government— Friday Interest BONDS Range Since Bond* 1930 — bonds 1980 bonds 1972 dollar 3s SEPTEMBER J 8 Week's Bangs Friday Interest BONDS WEEK ENDED FOR RANGE 75% 109 190- Number 5883 Volume . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1203) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD Friday Week's Range Intereat New York Stock Exchange Last Period BONDS Sale Price or Friday's Bid & Asked Low Central RR Co. Central New Central Pacific First York 5%s Pasco 3%s series debs subord subord conv Refund and Refund and Refund div 43% "79 V 90 1971 3 Vis _ApriZ-Oct deb 101 % 105 105 .Jan-July impt M 3 Vis. series E 1996__Feb-Aug 1990.— inc. 3%s debs 1997™ 5s conv series B AGeneral lnc 4%s mtge April 1985 May-Nov Jan mortgage A 2nd mortgage 4 Vis inc 106% ' mortgage General 4Vis lnc ASecond A ser- 9 76% 85 85% 1 ; conv 2%s-4 Vis Income 1994 Station Union 81 82 2 80 % 80% 1 -81 77 77 79 61 31 70 % Jan 2044 1 1978 April Mar-Sept — 2%s series G 1963 Jan-July 59 59 2%s 3%s 4Vis debentures Cities Service Co 3s Cleveland General gold Cincinnati Wab Mich & 100 % 4 63 64% 19 First 1st Electric Div Illuminating 3s 1982 mortgage 3s mortgage 1st mtge 1st mtge 1985 2%s 1986—— 3%s 3s *63 1989 37/8s mtge 1993-: 93 93 Columbia Gas System debentures 1975— A series 1975 B Jan-July June-Ocf Mar-Sept series D 3%s series debs 5%s debs series H 1982 5s series 1981 4%s debs series I G 1<982 4%s debs series' J 4%s debs subord 3%s Columbus & mtge 1987 4 V2s June-Bee Feb-Aug —April-Oct Jan-July Mar-Sept April-Oct April-Ocf _June-Bee April-Oet ; Engineering lnc— 3%s conv subord debs 1981. Commonwealth Edison C'o— May -Nov mortgage 3s First mortgage 3s First 1970 Feb-Aug mtge 3s ser E 1979 mtge 3s ser F 1981 1st & 1st & ref 3v2s series I M & ref 3%s series K M 1st & ref & ref M 1st & ref M 1st & ref 3%s M 1st 1st L 4s conv debs ref 1st ref 1st ref M 1973 2%s .Feb-Aug — Light & Power "l* series U . 5s debentures debentures A3s Power Consumers 1st mortgage 4%s 1st conv debs mortgage 4'/2s Baking Continental Can Continental Oil Products Crucible Steel Cuba Co Co Northern A 1st For of lootnotes 59 66 81 79% 95 >/ 95V4 113 97 136 1975 Am 98 2 82 82% 5 82 83% 1965 subord debs 1st mtge see series) page 33. 2%s 67 72% 53 v* 60% 62 19 53% 63% ■' __ -- 60% 58 68 *55% 57% 52% 61 *79 80% 80% 85 87 93% *87% -- -- 85 83 85 3 83 91 85 85 85% 2 85% 90 80 80 80% "3 0 13 86% 82% 3 77% 89% 83% 167 176% 134% 153 74% 72% 80 81 % 79% 86% 83 170 64% 170 '80 1 54 66% 100 va 99% 26 97% 70 Va 70% 5 70 Va 75 90% 97 91 Apr-Ocl Feb-Aug Apr-Oct 1977 Steel subord 96% 66 95 v* 95 95% 21 94% 87% 174% 187 87 V4 *— 88 86 73 88 93% 92% 5 90 90% 90% 2 90 Va 101'/a 94% May-No® 108% 16 95 95 95 105 *86 88 April-Oet 1973—Jan-July *100 Inc 5%s *99% 101% — 100% inc 4%s mortgage consol consol mortgage 3%s ser mortgage 3%s ser Income debs division 3V4S ser 1 Jan 61 % 2020 mortgage 3%s first 2015 56% 55 55 Va Aprll-Oct consol 4%s 86 96 53 V* 597/a *11. 61% 61% 88 Va 62% 54 95 59 *79 1971—Mar-Sepf 85% 55% *88'/a 61% 53 62 % 80 31 85 87 % Metallurgical Corp— Tire Rubber & debentures 3%s debenture AFlorlda East Coast series 5s Food Fort 86 93'A 8 97 102% Garrett Corp 3 104 110 General American 15 99 105% 92% 100% Gen 96% 105 'A General 90 94% General 85% 89% General 90 90 99 98% 105 100% 94 96 Va 98% 97% 97% Fair Stores 4s 4%s 4%s 1041% 119 101 79 97% 126 25 85% 98% 85% 98% 100 98% 123% 93% 118% 99% 120 91 % 91 % 5 125 ~5 124 100 100 105 174 100 118% 91 91 192 91 101 % May-Nov 1984 64 136 95% 148% 152 100 Va 4 89% 46 Jan-JuZy 87% 87% 89 20 3%s 10G debentures 98 88% 86 1961 1964 9932 99ft 99 42 1,384 98 3S2 100% 97 % 98% 648 97% H 0 0 «*• 87% 88% 61 867/a 1969. 94 83% 82% 84% 47 82% 91% 83% 84% 90 83% 72 86% 3%h debentures 1972 Mar-Sept 84% 83% 3%s debentures 1975 Mar-Sepf 83% 83 84 86 82'A 83 y4 5s Feb-Aug 98% 98% 101 150 98% Mar-Sept 86 % 86 87% 110 86 Jan-July 36% 86% 87 77% 72 73% 67% '•■68 1977 debentures 75% 72% 78 A4s debentures 1979 4s 75% 83 83% *76 80% 78 78% 43 Motors Realty & 11 77 *79% 79 General Shoe 86 General Telephone 83 90% 77 83% 75% 11 82% 78 87 81% 79'A 80% 80 88 82% 80 87 va 86 95 100 84 96 12 101 % 87 Time 87 conv Tire & 102% 197 100 103% 106 108 892 24 Northern Great Ry General 4%s 96% 78 mortgage 100 Mar-Sepf 100% 100% mortgage 119% 100 »-• O CO £ 125% Gulf 95 95 82 1st 76 5s 91 10 % 83% 100 105 4 100% 108 % 10 93% 102% & lnc 6% ' 7% 71 5% Mar-Sept 77% 78 19 77% 1st 99 6 91 % 105'A 115 116% 19 15 130% 100% 100% 114 105 90% 90% 2 90 93 86 86 1 86 92 -76 77 86 1983—Apr-Ocf 78% 96 % 90 '66.May-Nov 97% 90 14 15 % 21 96% 105'A 15% 1 89 90% 19 12 31 A 92% 90% 92 109 April April I76 66 *66 1#79 mtge 2%s Hackensack 95% High Water Corp 4s conv first Authority of Coal and Steel secured secured 3 90% 90% 109 94 94% 111 138% 106% 101 79 62% 71% 76 % 87 87 77 66 75% 73% 57 60% 7 95% 97 8 75 85 1 62 69 10 82 60 95% 66% 65 *72 5 — 1 75 83% 70% 76 73% 79 87 91 80 80 0 74 1976—Mar-Sept 85 74 74 74 85 78 91 213 ~1 100% 101 4 213 Community— (7th (11th 6 83 71 4%s 1970_ Jan-July subord debs 1970—.—Jan-July the European Apr-Ocl Jan-July Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999 Jan-JuZy Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970 Jan-July 4%s debentures 1968 Mar-Sepl 4s sinking fund debentures 1978 June-Dec 4%s s f debentures 1977 Jan-July 4%s s f debentures 1984— Jan-July 5s s f debentures 1982 Jan-July fiAHudson 61 Manhattan first 5s A 1957__Feb-Aug IA Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957 Aprll-Oct 5%s 76 104% 100 ~6 62% <■ — mtge 2%s 35 67 82 82 Mining Corp Harpen 2 394 • *55% Jan-July June-Dec June-Bec 1969 2%s 92 % 94% 66 % 112% 100 99 94 94 66 96 series) 1975 series) 1978 94 *90 84 Va ( 92 Va *101% 105 % Jan-July Jan-July Jan-July Jan-July Jan-July May-Nov 147 99 118 109 67 Jun-Dec 1st mtge 1976—_May-Nov 1980 1st mortgage 3%s 1981 5s *98% 2056 2%s Utilities mtge 1st 84% 91 % debs series debentures 3s ' July 2015 2044 mtge inc 4s series B Jan ref M 3%s series G 1980 States Gulf 92 86% 78 inc 5s series A mtge General 106 96 _ *92% Mobile & Ohio RR— 81 83% 96 Jan-July Jan-July mortgage 2%s 85 , 4%s 1981 3 %s General 85 100 1717/a 3%s General 76 10 163 % 130 % series N 1990 series O 2000 series P 1982 General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010 General mortgage 2%s series R 1961 General 105% 70% ... 124 255 1976 D 257 86% 75% 262 146% 151% C series 100 General *84 140% 146 Co— 1973 5s series General 78 78% 140% 147 ■ 243 100 Mar-Sept May-Nov 1979— debs Rubber Co 102% 91% 99% 1980 debs 1971 Corp— subord conv 109% 100 18 89 91% 91% 25 *100% June-Dec 4s J 977 Feb-Aug April-Oct Glidden Co 4%s debs 1983 May-No® Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965__May-Nov Grace (W R) & Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov Grand Union Company 4'/as conv 1978 Jan-July 4%s 90% 82 General 96 86% 95% 59 Mar-Sepf debs 3.30 Corp debs conv General 88% 82 82 *80 % 4%s 92 Va 93% 108 1969 debentures 0 73% 80% 82% o debs Utilities income conv 1979 Corp— 3 Vis Corp General 74% General 95 95 v* 88% 83 80 102% 97% 80 63 176 Mar-Sepf Jan-July Jan-July April-Op. 1960 debentures 97% 94% 149 % 125 887/b debentures 88% 92 *90 88% 2%s 84 90 28 of Texas— Co debs Corp 100 % 85'A Transport 4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov Co 5%s Income debs 1987—June-Dec Electric Co 3%s debs 1976 May-Nov Foods 146 14 93% 93% 97% 81% *83% Cigar debentures 3s 97% 97% Amer 3s 77% 1978 May-Nov __Aprll-Ocf Mar-Sepf debs 1976 General Motors Acceptance Corp— 128% 99 debs conv subord conv Ry Oil ApriZ-Oct Jan-July 1979 1980 Co 4%s 1982 Gardner-Denver 4%s conv debs 1970 3%s 99 1974 A debs conv Denver & Jan-July May-Nov Mar-Sepf ! 1977 Foremost Dairies Inc 4%s Worth May-Nov 1961 1972 89% 82% debs 3s 135 April-Ocf 1976 debs subord conv 90 Jan-July 102% 101 96 April E 1964—April-Ocf F 1990—Jan-July G 2000—Jan-July A Jan ser 91 *85 115 134'A 112 91 % Co— mtge 90% *92% 7'/ 75% - (N Y) Railroad 208% 116% 81% 90 90% *105 El 111 96 % 105 96% 88 *— 168 75% 92 % *— 33 133 76% Mar-Sept Corp— 92% *76 Feb-Auy April-Ocf Mar-Sepf Apr-Oot Apr-Oct 1973 debs 83 95 174% 1965-.Jan-July 80 80 Mar-Sept 1977 conv 175 80% 95 May-No® Jan-July 1981 , 82% *94% 101% 67 66% >67 1976_Mar-Sept Associates 3%s Fuel & 83% 98 101% 90% 78 % 97% 1977 5 105 100% 89 72 % 74 4 72% 88% 80 May-Nov 1961 1979— 2s/8s 3 86 June-Dec Co 6 *85 83 99 *58 M'ay-Nov 1982 4%s Inc 84 78 1970 61% June-Deo _June-Deo 1995 1978 84 % *77 3%s 95 42% 139% 142% 1983 debs debentures 83% — (1942 4%s 4s Corp Stainless conv Firestone 86% April-Ocf 1976 101% 11 Mar-Sept RR 2%s ser B 83% 79 93 89% 90 34 72 48 83 : Tunnel 84 100 106% 82 97 72% 1980— 1995 & 2.35s Light Gas Fansteei 86% 82% 96% 87% 48% *71 — May-No® Feb-Aug gold 4s mfcge 4%s 1989 2%s __May-No® debs 1984 O lien debentures mortgage A 5s 117 83 Apr-Ocf debentures 4s Industries Ohio 99% 105 82% 99 *95"% 82% 1984 subordinated1'debs Hertz 1988 3%s 95'A 100 84 93% 5 95 109 82% first Gardner f s 81 93 92 93% 100 3 89% • *96 109 N First 80 91% 82% 81 100 89% Mar-Sepf First 76% 75 *— *— 100 72'A 1969 First April-Ocf 27/8s gold General 82 74% 3%s Mack Chemical Erie 90% 75 82% 87% June-Dec 1971 5s stamped 1965 Energy Supply Schwaben 81 85 *82 "2 May-No® 4%s 4s 10 Jan-July April-Ocf mtge debs Rys mortgage 61% ' 105% 150% first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-Juiy Elgin Jollet & Eastern Ry -3%s 1970 Mar-Sept El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965 ApriZ-Oct 75% 75 100 114% 76 1982—May-Sept Mar-Sept 1985 J Aircraft Co Inc— conv subord debentures 5s 93 80 4 70 76% 78 June-Dec series I debentures debs Terminal Eastern 74% 85 100 114% 118 *— 81% May-Nov 1976 series & Edison 84% Cuba— 1987 3s Co 3s 77% 70% 85 K ser ref 1st 94% 88 80 Feb-Aug of 2001 1972 Continental Corn t first 85 3%s & Eastern 101 70 Jnne-Dec . 1983 4:,/4S 92 100 114% 25% 78 May mortgage 3%s 1983 1st mortgage 3%s 1986—* 1st mortgage 3%s 1988 83% 1 May-Nov 1982 debs 23 1973__May-Nov 1st 92% 2 Feb-Aug Railroads inc cum 10 "~ 1970 H ser ser 1st 101 35 June-Bee 1982 debentures 4%s Consolidated 99ft mtge 2%s ref Duquesne 83% 61% April-Oct 1976.. ref ref .2%s 3s 98% 74 .Jan-July debentures 1979 debentures 1978 47/eS 5 Co— 1988— 2%s & Dresser 98 88 71 April-Oet 1981 3%s 3s 98% (Bait)— 1976 mtge s f 2%s series X 1986 Natural Gas 2%s 1968 debentures 10% (3% series 3s refund convertible Dow 93% 88 *81 June-Bee Consolidated 8%s 10 —June-Bee . Electrodynamics Corp— debs 1984 27/as series M June-Dec 1989_ subord conv Consolidated Gas E'i 1st P 1963 debentures Consolidated 93 92% 74 Jan-July .Feb-Aug May-Nov Mar-Sept Feb-Aug Jaw-July April-Ocf Jnn-Bec 1988 O ser conv . 1987 N 10% Western RR— conv 4s ' 88 May-Nov ..April-Ocf 1986 5 %s M 28 80 0 1986 series ser M 4s series ref & 5s 26 Douglas 69 78% 3%s tr Detroit Tol & Ironton 70% 70% June-Dec 1985 series M 4V4S 3s 4%s 1983-. 1984 ref M 3%s series J 1st & 1st 3%s series G M & Detroit 105 66 coll Grande and Second 78 63 & Gen 83 87% 92% 79% May-Sept June-Dec 1981 ref M 3%s series II 1982 ref 87% 92 ^Mur-Seot refund and & 1st 1 916 ;May-No» ; refund and First 10% 78 Div 1 2042 4-6s May 3%s 77% 100 RR C series M 3%s 67 89% 80% 99% 100 ft 92% May-Nov series L June-Dec series N 3s sinking fund debentures 1999 April-Oct 2%s s f debentures 1999 April-Oct 27/as s f debentures 2001 April-Oct Consolidated Edison of New York— First and refund mtge 2%s ser A 1982.Mar-Sept First and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977-Apn'Z-Oct First and refund mtge 2%s ser C 1972..June-Bee First and refund mLge 3s ser D 1972 May-No® First 90% 80 % ft _—_Mar-Sept ... 1983 3%s mortgage 1st Combustion 9% 7 79% due 1993 Gen 59 60% 77 "I *80 . Elec 3%s Ohio South 5 * 1964_ debs conv 1st 1983—1983. K series & Gen 72% 92% 79 91% May-Nov L* 1979-—, E 1980 debentures series F 1981 debs debentures 92% *77 J 00 11 3 *90 1990_May-Now 1970 1977 C debentures series 3%s 3%s 3%s 93 *92 — Inc— 3s debentures series 38 94% — .. Gen 73 64' 59% 65 - 93% June-Deo _Mar-Sept 1st mtge 4%s 1994 Apr-Oct Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961—April-Oet Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 47/as 1977——Jan-July 1st 4 11 Division trust Edison Diamond 63 refund Rio General ' 65%; mtge Detroit 83% -- 25% 11 10% *— fixed 1% contingent interest) 1993 Jan-July Income mortgage series A 4%% 2018 April Denver & Salt Lake Income mortgage (3% fixed 1% contingent Interest) 1993—Jan-July 82% 164 63% High 9% 11 .May-Nov 1963 Western First mortgage series A 63 78 15 & Denver- & 59% 77 100 —June-Deo 1977— J an-July 1st 4s 1991_Jan-July first coll trust 4s St Louis Division Cleveland 1993 impt 4'/2s series E Refunding and 1st 54 77% Jan-July 1993„_...— 4s series B 5s 97 Chicago & St Louis Ry— Cincinnati General 65% 82 G f debs 1977 s 56% 5 143 and Essex Detroit series E series 61 *61% May-Nov 1969-^,-Feb-Aug 1974 _Feb-Aug 1980 —Jan-July Mar-Sept 1971——— April-Ocf gtd 3%s Corp 4s debs debentures 1970— 67% 9% 11 . 74 3 *; extended & Lackawanna & Western mortgage 5s mortgage mortgage 67% d64 Jan-July First mortgage 78% 67% 64 Jan -July Financial 88 50 78% , : 4s 6 *— mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985 May-Nov 1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985—LMay-Nov Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973 April-Ocf 81% 78% Hudson Jan. 1 Low 14% ' 1st 82% 5 1965 1983 & Range duos No. Pennsylvania Division— . 1963 4 Vis 1987 Union Terminal— 71 77% V /"F debs Collateral 72% 78% Mar-Sept Feb-Aug F 1st mortgage 86 - . series I T 14 Bonds Sold Jan-July Feb-Aug 1984 1977 • High Feb-Aug Mar-Sepf May-No® April-Oct 1987 Lackawanna York Thursday's Jan-July : debentures subord New 99% 80% 52 Jan-July 2019—April 3 Vis First 1970—. 1978 1982 3s 5s 2%s Co debentures 82 70% 50 90 mortgage mortgage First 80% April mortgage First June-Dec June-Dec 1970 A 3%s Morris 89 62 % >86 3s mortgage AIncome 92% '69% 61' 80'A mortgage & Week's Rsnra or Bid & Asked ' 82 '92% Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co— 1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982 May-Nov Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%a 1975_Apr«-Oct O series B Delaware 87 --/%• 82 2003 First Cincinnati 4s Delaware 96 Jan Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry— First and refunding uitge 2%s-4%s 1994.Ja7i-July Chicago ref & 4 %s 92% 62 B debs 1995 5Vis ser C 1983 mtge lien 3%s 96 92% 96 74 A Jan 103% 95% 74" 1994 income 1st series Deere 86% 62 inc 4Vis Jan 1 1999™April First mortgage 3s series B 1989 _Ja»-July Chicago Roek Island & Pacific RR— •*, 1st mtge 27/bS ser A 1980 .Jaw-July 4Vis 4s 1st 7/8 77 April Western Ry— mtge ref First 83% 122 87 April 2055— 1 Jan 1970 lien & First' 77% 1983 ser series Increased debs Chicago & North Imp & equip 4s Jan-July June-Dec 1970 mortgage 48 June 30 First 94 8 A A 4Vis inc mortgage conv A 5s series 4s - Low , 126 78 Jan ser 105 96% Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR— First Last Sale Price Publishing Co 6s debs 1986_ April-Ocf Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs 1977 Mar-Sept Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Ocf 117% 3 A inc series 4s Period : A 1st 92% Jan-July 2038 1 101 98% 76 % 76% May-Nov 1988 A 93% Indianapolis & Louisville Ry— A 1st 101% 1 77% May-Nov 2054 Jan Interest A 1st 93 18 98 % .Feb-Aug Feb-Aug Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s. 1982 Chicago Great Western 4s series Chicago A 85% 90 177 106% 109 first consol gold income A5s A 1st 49 1 83% 106% Mar-Sept 1992 1996—May-No® mortgage Cuba RR— 90% 93 % —...Jan-JuZy 4'/as gen impt M 3%s series D mortgage Friday 18 RON OS High 90 109 % 93% consolidated AGeneral 42% SEPTEMBER New York Stock Exchange ~5 90 101% 105 % 1965—Jan-July 1st & ref mtge 4%s 1978. Chicago & Eastern 111 RR— First *= "79% 90 WEEK ENDED •• ACurtis Jan-July 1984—. Ry 1st & ref mtge 3s 77 . 90 Low u 80% 90 impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec 4s 1969 Jan-July gold 4s 1989: Jan-July Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR— First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1985__Feb-Aug First and refunding mortgage 27/aS 1970—Feb-Aug A Second No. 43% and R & High Since Jan. 1 , ww debs Ohio & ___Feb-Aug 1979 Inc— Paper & Fibre Debenture 3%s 1981 4%s April-Oet 1974__Feb-Aug 1988 B 43% Range Sold . debs Champion Chesapeake Jan-July 1974 3s Corp— Gotham conv 1987 Co 3%s series A subord conv Chadbourne 5.90s Power Ry mortgage de Cerro 3%s of N J FOR RANGE Bonds 94 % 5 *__ 87 *— "4 99% 94 104 100% 100 Va 83 85% 95 95 87 237 91 95 84% 91 202 93% 87 97 97 97 103% 96 87 93 104 97% 1057/a 97% 100 52% 52% 54 13% 13% 14% 4 8 121 50% 66 9 137/a 28% 3t The Commercial and Financial NEW YORK STOCK RANGE Interest BONDS Period New York Stock Exchange Last or Sale Price Bid & Asked High No. Illinois Bell Telephone First III Cent RR Consol 1st mtge 3%s ser A consol 1979- mortgage 3%b series B Inland Steel 1st 1st mtge 4%s K 1987— 1989 ser 1st . mtge 4Vis series L International Harvester New 99 86 *78 97% — 80 Corp 4%s debs ser A 1979 May-Not International Minerals A Chemical Corp— 3 65s conv subord debs 1977 Jan-Julf 97% — 165 May-Nof 97% 88 91% *90'% 8H 93 104'% 90 104'% 96 ,1513/4 245 208 Interstate 3%s Oil Pipe Line Co— t debentures series A 1877 s 4Vis s I debentures 1987 Interstate Power Co 33As 1978 I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4Vis 1982 conv Jersey Central Power & Light 27%a Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines— 4%s subord conv Kanawha it AprW-Oot 108% 108% 115 *76% __ -—Afar-Sept 103% & Michigan Ry 4s 1990 Apr-Oct City Power ti Light 2%s 1976 June-Deo City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984_June-Deo City Term Ry 2%s 1974 Apr-Oct Karstadt (Rudolph) 4Vis debs adj >1963 Jan-July Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987 Jan-July — *85% 90 *79 79 — 80'/a Kansas Kansas 79'/a — Kansas Plain 1961 4Vis unguaranteed Lake Shore 3'/as Mich & registered Lehigh Coal South gold Lehigh Valley Coal 1st Si ret 5s 1st & ref 1970 1964 1% 3 61 Vi 70 60 2 4 64 Vi 72 67 fixed Interest 97 80 *74 8C 70 70 72 "r 94 99 — 73 70 75 4%s s f debentures 1976 57 63'/a debentures 1977 71 75 99% 99% 10514 103 1 24 103 74% 101 conv subord Central Martin Co 5Vis May Dept debs RR April-Oct Afar-Sept April-Ocl 94'% *85 89 75% Aprfl-Ool if — 1968 Stores "ex wts" 2%s s f debentures 3 Vis s f 1972 1980 May Stores 5s conv subord McKesson & debs Robbins Merritt-Chapman 4 Vis conv debs subord debs s s 6s subord Minn St First Paul & lien 6 Vis 4 debs 1986 series F M A N (quar) 1st 1962.. Jan-July Jan-July t_Jan-July April-Ocl Jan-July — /. 1978 D 5s Income Jan A ser debs 1967 2033 mtge 4Vis series O Jan mtge 5s Income ser A Jan 1 2020 ser B Jan 1 2030—— Income Mohawk debentures Jan coll & trust Malone Monongahela Ry first 3 Vis Monon Railroad 6s 3lis Afar-Sept Mar-Sept gtd 4s 1991 series inc debentures Natl Chatt & B 1966 Dairy debs Jan 1 2007 Natl Louis 5 Vis 3s 1986 National Steel 1st mtge 1st 1977 Mar-Sept 23/is debs 5s New Tea f g 45/8s 4%s f b debs debs conv 99% 106 96 110 4Vis debentures 82 90 312 80 98 it debentures B 1961 1974 — 82% 79% 81 see page 33. & First & 100% First & 79% 83'/a First & 87% 94% 93 94 % *91 94'% 88 88% — 87'A % 88 Vi — 98 85 14 87% 101 107 226 92 127% *78 78 88% 58% 58'% 5 55'% 65'A 64% 64% 10 62% 71'% 84% 84% 0 84 92 81% 58% 2 78 84% 62'A 2 61 74 64% 9 64% 73% 23'A 24 81% 61 64% 61 24% 621 23'A 43 refunding refunding refunding refunding First & refunding First & refunding & refunding First & refunding 1st 70'A 143 69 76'% 68 69 156 68 75'A 60 60 60% 86 57'A 57'A 58% 215 551/4 57'A 204 55 65 __ 89% 93% 7 89% 98'A 62% 62% 1 62 64 85 88 *85% 50 s . e__ *76 100 debentures 3 Vis debentures 3%s 68'A Pan Oil Western American World 47/8s subord conv Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Consolidated General 4%s 54% General 5s 77 81% 88 76 78'% 57 99 7% 83 89'% 86% 91% 83% 6 95 95 5 115% 83 90 95 85'A 104 86 88% 54 79 87% 89 96 Vi 81 82% 89 89 9 98 98 12 104'A 109 62 101'A 101% 26 99'A 100'A 98' 104'A 346 102 140 98 105Y8 99% 102 General 56 62% 63 60 Vi 67% 621 62% 39 40% 246 20 19% 20% 191 71 71 77 76 79% 78% 86 *73 7474 81 *71'% 71 Va 71% — 80 7% __ • series series 4Vis series 64% *51 Vi 24% General 5s B D A 1965 1968 —Feb-Auy April-Oct 1960 Feb-Auy June-Dec June-Dec April-Oct 1981 series B 1974 ^gold 4%s series C Electric 1977 First & refunding & refunding First & refunding 2%s 2%s 2%s refunding 2%s 1981 & 1967 Ma>-No» 1974 First First 1st & June-Dec April-Oct Mar-Sept .—Afay-Nov & & refunding 4%s 1'987 refunding 3%s 1988' mtge 4%s 198& ref 84 83 95 % 20 81 83% 76% 103 94 91 97% 78 85% *74 78 84 79 % 73% 74% « 76% 86 84 *78 79% 103 % 108 110% 300 108 130% 106% 108% 258 106 % 115 98 99% 10 92 92 92% 11 106% 97% 99% SI "87% 88 98 584 86% 90% 86% 90 83 "83% 84 88% 98 98 100% 96% 103 % 97% 104% 98% 981/2 97% 97% 2 84 84% 42 84 95 80 80 1 79 90 60 61% 29 60 60 60% 4 57% 64 83 Vi 98% 831/4 87% 6 81 93 84 60 87% 5 66% 87% 94% 81 70 78% 74% 81% 83 74% 74'/a 77% 78 78 77% 77'% 77% *74 82% 99% 94% 77% 77% 93 88 * ~~ 90 98% 103 Vi 239 110 * _ 81 *74 77% 99 88 % 99 90 96'% 76% 77% 99 102'% 98% 163 88% 99% 75 72% 75'% 82 80 85'% 76% 82% 76'% 93 76% 76 80 84 78% 88 80 88% 94% 102% 96 % 109 108% 114 403 108% 129 108% 108 % 114 333 108 % 129 98 165 97% 97% 97% * . 99% 95 90 91 104 118'% 92% 93 95% 85% 104 104 83% 90'A 83% 90% 50 111 "82 % 84% 78% 80 % 78% June-Dec 47 78% 87'A 74'% 83% 75% 84 Vi 74% 77 51 75% 75% 75% 11 74% 79% 75i% 76 it 10 __ 7 76 80% 79% 79'% 79'% 95 95 19 7 89 89 93 97'% 7C'% 83% 87 78% 75% 83% 757/a 83% 80'% 86% 79 2 10 991% 100'A. 100'A 81% 79'% 79% 79% 82 75 Vi 76% 77% 79% 81% 74 76 74 % 79 72 71"% ' 11 87 95 103 99% 108 89 96% 93 104'% 70% 80 71% 8 71 77% 74 74 2 70% 82 75 75 1 79 88 82% 82% 7 71 82% 72% 74 8 81% 81'% 81'% 9 80 80 80'% 3 937% 94 94 3 93% 70% 72% -- 89% 88 100% 95 9 8'A 102% 98'A 796 98'A 79% 8 78 Vi 84% 32 255 99% 101% 97% 79% -- 112% 99 Ji 99 A 94 94 95% 107 92% 95% 94% 96'% 41 94% 71'% 71'% 73 39 71% 79 71'% 73 16 71'% 79 57i% 58% 2 57'% 63 99 3*2 99 4 98% 57 59 8 57 77 78 9 77 100 32 *83% 98% 99 32 69% ' 87 93% *95 — -- — 98 82 7/b 84'% 85'A 85% $ 75 15 81% a— 81 Vt 83 '/8 84 75'% 82% 96 % 96 *73% 31 86% 96 85% 79% 77% a 74% 76'A 76 % 96 91% 83% 82 82 77 85'% 84% 77% — 81 79 82 7% *72% 84% May-Woo June-Dec & First 31% 78% 78% 73% 94 tt^ne-Dec refunding 3Vis 1983& refunding 3!/as 1985 First 60 77% 16 79 1 Feb-Aug Jan-July & r 24% '/1 % 74% Feb-Aug Jan-July refunding 2%s 1978-. refunding 3%s 1982 & 50% 54 24% 78% 0 First Firgt 64 % 62 93 Co— 1971 First 61 73% April 1990 -April Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980—Afar-Sept Philadelphia Baltimore Si Wash RR Co— General 82% 56 64% 86 94 % 33% 74 77% 78% 4s Philadelphia 19 Vi *73% 79 51% 38% 70 *61 mortgage AIncome *■ 10 79% 4Vis series E 1984 Jan-July General mortgage 3%s series F 1985 Jan-July Peoria & Eastern first 4s external 1960—April-Oct General First » 1975 4%s fund sinking 53% __ 1979 & Light 3s RR— 68% 20 Airways— debs Power 50 — May-Woo 1991 Feb-Auy 1988 Feb-Auy 3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec 1981 debentures 44 3A — 1983 debentures 4%s 1783 53 . April-Ocl —April-Oct Afar-Sept Mar-Sept 1978 debentures 16 83 99V4 Jan-July Feb-Aug 60 June-Dec 1984 W 1987 debentures 49 81% Jan-July May-Woo Afar-Sept April-Oct Apr-Oct 1978 1986 debentures 3 Vis Pacific 84% *» — 74 60 40 3 Vis series X 1984 M 3%s series Y 1987 3 VoS 71'% 9974 102'A 83 Afay-Nov 68 Vi Feb-Aug June-Dec June-Dec June-Dec June-Dec 3s series L 1974 June-Dec 3s series M 1979 June-Dec 3s series N 1977 June-Dec 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec 27/8s series Q 1980 June-Dec 3 Vis series R 1982 June-Dec 3s series S 1983 ..June-Dec 27/0s series T 1976— June-Dec mtge 3%s ser U 1985_June-Dec 2%s 57'A 69% Jan-July June-Dec Mar-Sept April-Oct ...Mar-No? June-Dec 1st & ref June-Dec 1st & ref M 3%s series Z 1988 June-Dec 1st & ref mtge 4%s series AA 1986 June-Dec 1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989 June-Dec 1st & ref 3%s series CC 1978 June-Dec 1st Si ref M 4%s ser DD 1990 June-Dec Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 1985—June-Dec 60 91 *88% 104'A 68% refunding & , 68% Co— series 3Vis 51 48% 50% May-Woo Feb-Auy M ref & 3 Vis 69 1982 1983 conv Electric & refunding & First 1 * __ 84 *82% refunding 3s series J 1970 First Si refunding 3s series K 1971 1 93% 4%s Co & 83'% 96 : — 103 83 refunding 3%s series I 1966 & 87'A 88'% ApriZ-Oct Afap-Nov Afar-Sept Bell Telephone 3Vis 1988 New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986 footnotes Gas First 87'A April-Oct Jersey Paper 83'% . 1 Quar-Feb Jan-July April-Oct Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960 Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec First 79 1975 5%s conv debs subord conv 2%b 1988 1987 Mathieson Chemical 5Vis First 90% Co— series 1982 *• Olin Oxford 80 , June-Dec 1980— 1977 Tel & Tel guaranteed For 1 31 a* 1983_Afay-Nov 1974 1989 3 lis 3s New 82% *79 May-Woo debentures England First 97 80 June-Deo 3%s 1986 Co 99% 96% 1970—June-Dec Corp 1st 3Vis 1982_ mortgage National 96 80'A June-Dec Prods 37/bs 99% * Feb-Aug debs conv ser 1970 Distillers & Chera Distillers 85 96 Afap-Nov 3Vis debentures 1976 National 82 April June-Dec April-Oct Products 3s debentures 83% 85% — Feb-Aug 1978 St Cylinder Gas National 81 55% — 2045 1 1976 Morris & Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000 Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986 Nashville 83 C8>% 2005— 1 4%s 4 Vis 97 Vi — 69% mtge Income 4%s Gen 29 Marie- Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues— 1st mtge 4 Vis series B Jan 1 1990 Gen 104% 98 RR— A series adjustment subord 4%s 1st Saulte Ste Vis 3lis mortgage Electric <fc Gas First Feb-Auy —April-Oct 40-year 4s series B 1962 ACum mortgage 1st Regulator— Missouri-KEnsas-Texas Prior 1st 89 96 1979—Jan-July 1969—Afar-Sept AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990——June-Dec 5s 137 82% 1979- Telephone 2%s 1984 Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s 1974 First mortgage 2%s 1975 1st mortgage 2%s 1980 Oklahoma Corp— Jan-July 83 Co— debs subord conv Pacific 1971—May A Jan 1991—May lien 1 _Quar-Jan Quar-Feb 1974—Feb-Aug First April-Oct First Feb-Auy First Mortgage 3'As 1982——_—_—June-Dec First mortgage 3Vis 1984 April-Oct First mortgage 4%s 1986— Mar-Sept First mortgage 4s 1988 Jan-July (Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977 Apr-Oct 1st mortgage 4%s 1987 June-Dec Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975 June-Dec 87 86'A 97'% 99% mortgage 4 Vis lnc series A Jan Prior 101% 101 % Co— f lnc s 78% 86 June-Deo 58 *68 mortgage 2%s 2%s 1975 2%s 1979 118 49 86'% .—May-Woo May-Woo Quar-Jan 2047 1 Power States 83 124'A 1997 1984 4s trust Northern 5s *81 1975 f debentures 1976 f debentures 1972 Mlnneapolis-Moline registered 1997 General lien 3s Jan ; 4s Northwestern Bell t> Feb-Auy Afar-Sept 1973 37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967 3.10s 80 . 4%s debentures 1991 Michigan Central RR 4lis series O Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 3%s 85% 72 99 50 ; 123 97% Jan-July Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s 1974—May-Woo Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988 April-Oct Minneapolis-Honeywell 78 71 97% —— 98% 100 86% Afar-Sept Feb-Aug 1972 3 Vis & Scott 92% 68 — 95% ' _ Feb-Aug Realty Corp 5s 1977 (J Ray) Si Co— McDermott f debentures 1978 Pacific Ry prior lien first mortgage mortgage 78% * Jan-July 1978 debentures f 8 . (Minnesota) 76 -- *83'A May-Woo debentures 8 Vis 82% 84% — 80 *68'% 93% 124 97 % 66% ■— Feb-Aug Feb-Aug 1978 — 88 75 5 75% *77'% Afar-Sept 100 86% -- 93 92% ~ 65 7% *85% April-Ocl April-Ocl 1977 5 Vis 162% 83% 1 83% Feb-Aug 1st mortgage 47%s 1987 Mar-Sept Mack Trucks Inc 5 Vis subord debs 1968—Mar-Sepf Macy (R H) & Co. 27%s debentures 1972__Afap-Nov 58 s 4%S 3s registered 2047_ Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047 117 987/a 97'% 83% *92% s 4s 82 # 3%s 4%s Northern 88 Vi — 1976_June-Deo First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003 St Louis div second gold 3s 1980 Louisville Gas & El 1st mtge 3 Vis 1984 100% 374 100% 113 *92'% April-Oct 59'% 50% ,_May-Woo 99% — 53'A 2 83 1974 _Mar-Sept 5s 59 Vi Coll First Si refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003 First & refund mtge 27%s ser G 2003 First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003 Maine ref & 48 "13 April-Ocl 20 Mar-Sept 1987 23 Natural Gas 59% 50 54 53% 107 49% Lockheed Aircraft Corp— D ser 43 46 1963 55 58% 53% f debs 1973_May-Woo May-Woo May-Woo 35% 1982— 52% 70'% 68 % 513A 75 1) general 59'% 58 _7 53 54 60 1974 2 ser 4%s 52% 4 11 60 59 % *58 Afap-Nov Afap-Nov 1973 35% (P) Co 3s debentures 3s debentures 1976 33As debentures 1978 Louisville & Nashville RR— (Oct mortgage 4s 59% 59% 53 82% debentures 35% Lorlllard 95% 70 debentures 44 Long Island Lighting Co 3%s 88% 65 f 41% 104'A 18 April-Oct Afap-Nov Jan-July —Jan-July f 30Vi Afap-Nov Afap-Nov 94% 69% s 28 1980 93% 84% s 25 debentures 93 Vi 64% 82% 3 Vis 20 debentures 1976 Lone Star Gas 45/bS debs 75 V* 67% 55 57 subord 69 3A 65 67 Vi 31'% 4.50s 69% 70 82 46 29 3.75s 62 71 79% 60 57 104 63% 70 80% 2 30'A Interest 2003 interest 2003 69; 62 81 % 2 28'A 2003 contingent 124 62% 70 81 % 61% Northern 94 58 *73% 3%s 48 113 June-Dec 49 57 Interest bonds Central 59% -June-Dec April-Oct A 2007—Jan-July AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s ser. A 2022 May Harlem River & Port Chester 4'As A 1973 Jan-July N V Power & Light-first mtge 2%s 1975 Afar-Sept N Y Si Putnam lirst consol gtd 4s 1993__Aprll-Ocf N Y Susquehanna & Western RR— Term 1st mtge 4s 1994—— Jan-July 1st Si cons mtge 4s ser A 2004 Jan-July AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982 ——Jan-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—Afap-Nov Ref mtg 4 Vis series K 1993 _Jan-July Niagara Mohawk Power Corp— General mortgage 2%s 1980 Jan-July General mortgage 27/8s 1980 April-Oct General mortgage 3%s 1983 April-Oct General mortgage 3 Vis 1983 Feb-Aug 4%s conv debentures 1972 Feb-Aug mtge refunding 58 Feb-Aug 1998_Feb-Aug —Feb-Aug 61% ■ Afap-Noy Afap-Noy Afap-Nof 30'A contingent Feb-Aug 1998 43'A Jan-July 2003 28'A 4 Vis Jan-July Jan-July Mortgage 4s series A 2043 Mortgage 4s series B 2043 N Y Lack & West 4s series A 19734 Vis series B 1973 N Y New Haven & Hartford RR— & 58% River RR— Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980 First mortgage 3s series F 1986 4%s income debentures 1989 -— N Y Connecting RR 27/aS series B 1975 N Y &i Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000— Northern May ASerles F 5s contingent May Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Oof Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965 Aprll-Oot Llbby McNeil & Llbby 5s conv s t debs '76-June-Dea 4s E April-Oct Norfolk Si Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct May D Feb-Aug 3%s registered 1998 New York Chicago & St Louis— First High 82% 87 3 %s registered 1998 i ; Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s Called 6 A Series *85 1980 Hudson & Low 1977—May-Woo 1998 mortgage 3 Vis 1997—. registered 1997 Lake Shore collateral gold 3Vis General Feb-Auy Series B 4 Vis fixed Interest 2003 8eries C 5s fixed interest 2003—— ASeries Central Y Jan. 1 No. Co- 6s trust Range Since Sold High 80 General 79 9 97 — Feb-AUf Feb-Auf 1st mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974 Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds— 4s 96Vi 9 78 77% 123 15 62 *j_ — 95 91% 13 27% 2% 92 Vi Co— stamped stamped 1974 Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry— 1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984 Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) — A — 92% 61 % Aprll-Oot 5s Series ~2%. '97__June-Deo June-Dec 8 Vis A — 91% Afar-Sept ~2 95 Vi 115 1 00 !£> 96 86 — 1 *115 ^April-Oct April-Ocl 1997 Navigation & 3Vis *96 45Vi 92 Vi 3 93'% 96 89 Vi 95% ■ 86 84 92 ' — 81'A 81 Vi 45Vi 88 *45% 92 79 93 99% *83 Jan-July Jan-July —Jan-July 1961 77 122 Vi 83 *95% —— Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983 Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997 Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964 tAKrenger & Toll 5s certificates 1959 "l 79'% 79'% Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1961—Jan-July Stamped 1961 —Jan-July . 905/a 102 '/a 490 — 80 Vi 89 — 102 % 105% 135 76 Vi __ — 90 108% 88 99'/a 84 Vi 96 89 li 96 — — 1976—Afar-Sept Afar-Sept 1979 debs 87 Afar-Sepl Jan-July Jan-July RR Bonds Friday's or *79 3Vis 104% 97% — 175'% 165 N 285'% 96 % 3 98 Central Collateral 96 — Week's Rang* Bid & Asked Mar-Sept Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013 _April-Oct 82 1 97 % 95% "95 Jersey Consolidated 4s series A 81 __ Sale Price 89% 87 237 — York New 78% 88 — 300 *„ Last Period 1974 3%s Power Si Light 3s Orleans Term 1st mtge New 80 77% — I * — Credit International Tel & Tel Corp— 47/es conv subord debs 1983 89% ■ High 73 85% *73'% Jan-July 1st — Monday, September 21, 1959 . Low 87 * Mar-Sept Mar-Sept Jan-July jEn-Juif Feb-Aug 1982 mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981 mortgage 3.20s series 1 77% 9 77%. -- — . Mar-Sept debs 1972 3 Vis Co — May-Nov -Feb-Auy series O 1980 1st mtge 3%s series H 1989 3%s s t debentures 1980 3 Vis mtge 77'% — 1979__May-Noe 71 17 71'% 71 Low Friday Interest BONDS New York Stock Exchange Jan. 1 Sold . . EXCHANGE BOND RECORD WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 18 Range Since Bonds Friday's Low 2%s series A 1981—Jan-July mortgage 3s series B 1978-————June-Deo FOR Week's Range Friday Chronicle 85 96 95% 106% 93 104 Volume Number 5883 190 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD RANGE Friday BONOS New York Stock Last Period Sale Price or 4 Corporation— Vis debs 1984 Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs Phillips 4%s 1987 Petroleum debs 89 % Consolidated guaranteed 4s 1984 Feb-Aug Feb-Aug H ser guaranteed 4%s ser % series B Feb-Aug I 1963_Feb-Aug J 1964_May-Nov Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970 3y2s s I debentures 1986 Potomac 3%s Public & Power debs conv Procter 3s Electric 3s 1983 37/as debs Electric debentures & % and mortgage 3%s First and mortgage 5s 2037 3%s 1st debentures and 3%s 4%s Quaker Oats mortgage 69 72% 93 96 • 10 91 92 ,99% ~i 81 79 83 92 % 92% *—- 7 85 85 107 ■— 96 3 5 96 96 19 115% 114 96 1,236 71 % 7 71% *82% Feb-Auy j 84% 7 4%s series B series C 4%s Jan-July Jan-July subord Rochester Gas debs 1983 Electric & April-Oct General mortgage 3y4s series J 1969 Aircraft 5V4s conv debs 1977 McBee 6y4s debs conv Saguenay Power 3s series A 8t Lawrence Second Adirond'k gold 6s 1st mtge 4s Ry 4s A 110 2022 2006 1st mtge RR series 3s f s 1989 4%s subord 5s 1st gtd 4s Sears Roebuck Service Pipe Shamrock 5V4s Shell & B Oil Oil f debs 2V2s 2%s Southern 3s Bell 2%s debentures debentures 3%s ■ 1971 1986 96% Southern Natural Gas Southern Pacific 98 19 96 5 100% 100% 98% 91 99 108% 98% 105% 85% 85 — 88% 112 June-Deo 100% 111 115 84 84% 111 52 99% 103% 373 *91 — 107 132% 84 95% Gold 117% 1 76% 81% 1 77 85 70 78% 74% 76% June-Deo 76 76 1 . 77 *70% „'' 121 76% . 77 * ■— 137% 140% Jan-July 1970 San Fran 64% First 1st __ 1973_June-Deo 16 64% 120 — 125% 148 90% 95 94 85% *75—June-Deo mtge 3%s ser A mortgage 2%s series E 83% 83% 2%s series F 1996 mortgage 2%s series G 1961 First mtge 5%s series H 1983 Ry first consol gold 5s 1st mtge 120 141% 11 90% 95 50 94 86% 30 85% 1 83% *61 Jan-July 1994 coll tr 4%s 1988 Memphis dlv first Southwestern 5s 3 91 % 96% 100 Bell debentures gold 5s Tel 23/4s Jan-July April-Oct Jan-July Feb-Aug 1985 65% 96 % 101 *__ 96 *71 % 73 109 98 96 12 3%s subord debs 111% June-Dec 1984 111% 115 199 111% 95i% 1 96 2 3%s s f debs 1980 Corp 1st Wisconsin Public 95% 76% 81 90 74 79% 78% 84% 85i/2 84% 87 831/4 79 66% 12 65 73 94% 9 94 100 90 89 88 90% 82 • 82 821/2 93 2 87% 93 89% 94 89% 901/2 99% 91 87% 20 88 91 88 *95% 89 95 102 93 100 — 93 93 95% 95% 95% 1021/a *83 81 % 83% *83 84% 841/2 — — 206 206 207 — _ 1 98>/4 891/4 100 901/2 891/4 90% 207 -— 11 . — z — 92% 5 89% 95 103% 6 101 Va 125 6 95 5 76 89% 103 103 95 95 97 76 76 - 110 % 83% " 73 *73% mm '' ' ■ ' *85 ' — ■' ' 97 83% 70% 91% — — 2 111% S110 *68 99% 117 110 68 68 78 *53 V—... 82 55 51% ,' ' —-i 75 78 "i 68 *75 75 64% 70 *78 91% 90 ■■ *85 _z 84% > 10 70% 70% mm'mm' 85% 88 .* *88 ' 77% 79 79% *79% r *79 , *92% ' . w— ■ — ■ -r—'' ' 90% 97% 85 85 1 83% 85% 90 90% 5 90 98% 56 55% 58 24 55 55% 55% 57% 59 54% 60% 93% 93% 1 92 99 85 88 ■ . 99 99 78 ''m+m. 93% Mar-Sept Mar-Sept Mar-Sept 89 89% 111% 92% 92 % 88% 21 108 90 88 12 89% 89 96% 80 108 35 118% 106 83% 81 *81% * 99 *99% — 80 93% 83% 88% 106 % 78 ~ 5 93 % *81% ■ — 61% 99 12 *71 97% 92 • 100 99 — 24 62% 62 A 2004 mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976 Yonkers Electric 87i/4 89 *— Jan-July May June-Dec Sevice 3%s 1971 Jan-July Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July 4s series mtge Gen 98 89% Central RR Co— Wisconsin 98% 951% 95% 78% ♦— Jan-July May-Wou Feb-Aug .—-—Jan-July Jan-July & 84 % 80 89 May-Wou Jan-July Jan-July 1966 2361 Co 4%s debs 1978 Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960 70 62 ■ J .» 68 79 85 92 747/a *73% 54% 75% 55% 55% 55% 2029 74% 1 • ■' 87% — - •' " a Deferred Included sale delivery the year's In not n range, sal* y Ex-coupon. 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ABonds not included In the year's range, d Ex-Interest, e Odd-lot sale Under-the-rule sale not Included In the years range. rCash Included 128% In the year's range, not Inc— conv 4s guaranteed 127% 1 88% 94% May-Nov Feb-Aug 1983 debs 2008 87% 107% 61 80 94% April-Oct debs* 1975 conv Whirlpool 851/2 87% 66% Jan-July Mar-Sept May-Nov 5s 2003 3%s 1974 Power 3%s series I first 74% 76% *84% Mar-Sept I 1981—June-Dec Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971 Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992 Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970 First mortgage 3%s series D 1967 77% 85 17 108% 99 *79 registered 2361 Jan-July Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct 1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979April-Oct 5%s debentures 1982 Jan-July Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981 Jan-July 5s income debentures 1984 May 100 70 77% *77 1 77 85 ■Vf' 73% //j/' 73% 99 *77 4s 105% 100 98 101% *92 May-Nov 68 58 81% 74 1980 Electric West Penn 93% 96 100 April-Oct 1983 58 % 1 *— Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-July Washington 84 65 % *101 Jan-July 1996 debs 58 *96 97% 81% *77 mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981 April Gen mtge Income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April First mortgage 3%s series B 1971 Feb-Nov Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000__Feb-Aup 66% 83% « 1986——Jan-July mortgage First Spiegel 64 91% Gen Pacific RR Co— First 3'/as 18 120 91% Mar-Sept May-Nov May-Nov A 1977 Southern 4s ser F ref subord income Wilson 1981 Term Southern Jan-July 1994 4V2s conv 1969- 4%s lien & 1st 6s Penn 95% 98% 81 95% Mar-Sept 1978 Ry Shore Co— (Oregon Lines) 4>/2s Gold F and ref mtge 2%s ser H West 72 93% 92% 92% *— June-Dec Mar-Sept 1976 debs subord series West 91% 86 95% June-Dec of America— subord debentures 1969 conv 119% 90% ■ 84 24 95% Corp 37% 99% — 92 78% 96% 80 3s series B 1995 First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973-April-Oct 88% 103 Va 90y2 79% * Virginia & Southwest first gtd Gen mtge 4%s 1983 81% 96 18 99% *85% Jan-July Feb-Aug Jan-July Co. Corp— 1947 1st 95% 104% 85 Virginia Electric & Power Co— First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept 117% 96% 85 79% 107% 108% Jan-July §A3%s assented series A 1947— Jan-July 5A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Deo §A3%s assented series A 1951 -June-Dec |A6%s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Deo § A 3 %s assented series C 1951 —June-Dec Participating ctfs 4%s 1968 Jan -July 100% 88% 84% 80 ■ — 81% *85 1976 1983 mortgage & refund 3%s ser 1st & ref M 3%s ser J 1982 90 \. 96 93% Jan-July 2%s-4%s Ry Works debs 85% Co— First 4%s Steel 4s First 79 87 % 82i/2 76% April-Oct Jan-July 3s 99% 93 % 83 73% §A6%s debs series A Virginian 96% ',-T—. Jan-July 1976 debentures Indiana debentures 91% 101 -- -- Aprll-Ocf April-Oct 1979 California Edison States Steel Westchester 1982— 1985 convertible United 4%s 92 83% 99 June-Dec May-Nov 1970 1967 debentures conv 98% 88 26 81% 81% Feb-Aug Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991_Mur-Sept Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973 April-Oct United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct 3%s debentures 1977— Mar-Sept United Gas Corp 2%s 1970 Jan-July 1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971 Jan-July 1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972 _Feb-Aug 1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975 May-Wou 4%s s f debs 1972 April-Oct 3%s sinking fund debentures 1973 „April-Oct 1st mtge & coll tr 4 %s 1977 Mar-Sept 1st mtge & coll tr 4%s 1978 Mar-Sept 4%s s f debentures 1978 Jan-July U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976 May-Nov 3%s 95% 90 95 % '88% 91% Feb-Aug tr 2%s 1980 1982 RR 2%s Pacific Vanadium 84% 86% 102 96 86% June-Dec 1974 83 94 409 *88% April-Oct 1987 Southern 3%s California 2%s debs Oil of Union 96 % ♦78% 86% 1986 83% ,>/ 1C5 — 1983— Feb-Aug 1979 2%s Southern ' Telephone & Telegraph Co— debentures 3%s 86V4 Marchant— Socony-Vacuum Oil Orleans New Co 3%s mtge 80% Pacific— Products 4%s debs 1982 Oil mtge & coll 1st 78% 20 85 Wabash RR Co— 1982 debentures debs 1st Union 95% 14 82% 79% debentures 3s 36 81 % *„ M 3%s series B 78% — Corp— debentures subord conv 78% 105 97% C3V4 mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_Apri!-Oct 1968 May-Nov First 81 69% 50 *76% — of RR 99 % * 95% 90 April-Oct Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960—June-Dec Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961 Mar-Sept Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov 82 *98% 100 June-Deo debs Oil Corp 4%s conv debs Bkelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965 5y4s 77% 81 101 Jan-July s f s Sinclair Smith-Corona 70% 123 Orleans RR— and refund Term 80 73% 97% 88 impt M 4s series C 2019 and Thompson 76% // 7 *95% 100 102 May-Nov 4%s Gas & — .. . — Feb-Aug 3.20s subord conv Union 70% 71% ' 9 '/ 70% *75 /'-- May-Nov Mar-Sept 1980 1977 1977 Co ' *84% — Jan-July 1982 Line 75% 70 — 1989—May-Wot? Mar-Sept 1972 debs debentures 72 74% 70 May-Wop Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966 Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp— debentures —— 103% 223 *__ Jan-July May-Wou 1972 ' Louis— St of Assn Pacific-Missouri Texas 90 Co— debentures 4%s . 95 .*__ 1970—April-Oct First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000 June-Dec General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July 120% 85 — 71% RR New & First 133 110 ■ *72% Mar-Nov Paper 3s conv debentures 1971 8covill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982 37/8s 80 ■ — Mar-Sept Jan 75% — 101 12 — *73% —r May 83 85 *71% —1 Texas 90% Ry— 8cott Line 157 51 81 • 79 Jan-July Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985 April-Oct Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983——May-Nov Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965 May-Nov 2%s 103 debentures 1973 2%s Cp. United 113 a Jan-July Jan 1980 A 8cioto V & New England Air 94 95 85 105 110 Co— 1997— A B ser 447 93% Jan-July Mar-Sept gold 5s 1996_Jan-July certificates bond *35% 101 Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July St Paul Union Depot 3'/8s B 1971— April-Oct Seaboard 92% 92% — 115% June-Dec 1977 4%s ser Louis-Southwestern First 5 94 101 ^April-Oct series income debs A5s 103 1971 1st 4s series mtge inc 105% Mar-Sept 1996 Francisco mortgage ASecond St & Louis-San 1st 92% *92% , 99% Corp— Rohr St 92% — — 193% 96 - Corp— conv Royal — 194 193% *96 — 226 194 Feb-Aug 1978 Oil 37 226 Jan-July 1978 4V2s 72 % 87% 84 Debt Richfield 144% 70% Muy-Nov adjustment bonds— 5%s series A 1978 93 80 May-Nou §ADirect mtge 6s 1852—. 5AConsol mtge 6s 1953 104 101% 90 84 88 92 96 % 79 97 May-Wop 1971 debentures Refund 93 89 119% & 2%s Terminal 78 86% 90% Corp of America 3%s conv 1980__Juue-Dec Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973 April-Oct Swift 1983 3%s conv 1st mtge 6s Surface Transit Inc 89 81% 1 92 97% 105 % 170% 85 35 89 — Jan-July 1950 161% ■■ 110 75 82 82 Mar-Sept Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975 Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp— 94 82% April-Oct Rheem 97% 7 97% 4%s High 99% 95% California of (Indiana) Low 98% Jan-July Oil Oil Tidewater 88% ■. 1983_ April-Oct 1964 98% 91 106 No. 1982—April-Oct 41/2S debentures 1983 April-Oct Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov 2%s debentures 1974 Jan-July Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4%s 1982 Jan-July Stauffer Chemifcal 3%s debs 1973 Mar-Sept Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966 Jan-July Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981 Jan-July Standard Standard Jan. 1 Sold High April 4%s 2013 gold first Internl Range Since Bonds Friday's 95 119 91 91 163 June-Dec debentures 81 103% 14 92% ■. #. 89% —. 103% 106% ■ 100 85 : 92 95% 1 86 ' 93% 92% 85 2037__June-Dec 8s 1977 mtge 7s 4 91% 85 Radio § A Direct 91% //, or Bid & Asked Low 94 87 *100% 101% Jan-July 1972_ 2%s 87% : 91 1968_Jan-July 1975 debentures 69% . 6 97% 15 mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov mortgage 27/8s 1979_Ju7ie-Dec refunding mortgage 3'As debentures 90 £ May-Not? First refunding refunding First and refunding First and refunding First and refunding 38% 98% 97% — *93 Mar-Sept 76 97% — Co— 1963 91 __ 69 103% 96 120% 76 76 V 88% *— 102 % 98 bb 88% 90 Jan-July May-Nov 1981 Gas 92% 102 % *97% Mar-Sept April-Oct 1973_ Gamble Service Co 7 *97% Feb-Aug . 36 597 *97S2 88 114 98% *72 Vb 1960 1862 89 *88 Last Sale Price High 92% % 105% 102 Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3y2s 1965—Jan-July Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967 April-Oct Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry— 5s 313 92% 103 General mortgage 5s series B 1975— April-Oct General mortgage 3%s series E 1975 April-Oct Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3y2s 1964—May-Not? gen Low Week's Range Friday Period New York Stock Exchange Jan. 1 No. 96% 98 Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR— General mortgage 5s series A 1970 June-Dec 1st High 89 June-Dec Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972 June-Dec Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry— Consolidated Sold Interest BONDS Range Since ASpokane Apr-Qct 1979 debentures 2J/4S subord conv Bonds - suoorcl conv SEPTEMBER 18 ENDED r Friday's Bid & Asked Low Philco WEEK FOR Week's Rang* Interest Exchange Section 77 «f selling flat. AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange Sept. 14 and ending Friday, Sept. 18. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year. In the RANGE / Friday STOCKS American Stock Last Sale Price Exchange PflT Aberdeen Petroleum Precision Acme Wire Acme Corp class A Products Co Agnew Surpass Shoe For footnotes page Low High Last Sale Price American Stock Exchange High 700 4% Jan 5% 6% 4,000 5% Jan 9% July 18% 18% 700 17 % Jan 22% July 7% 7% 200 48% 57% 15,400 48 % 8% 9'/a 4,100 8 Va 4% 5% 800 4% Sep Sep 100 13% Jan 51% 8% 1 • 19 19 7% May Sep 9% July 98 May 13% Mar 9% Mar 19'/2 July Aid Ajax Investment Petroleums & Discount Ltd Inc 1 6% 50c Great Southern Alabama Power for Week Range 6 % % 50 preferred—100 Alan Wood Steel Co common 10 5% cumulative preferred 100 Alaska Airlines Inc 1 Alabama Sales Week's Shares of Prices Low Par 5% Mar 5% Monday, ___ Friday 4% 1 37. 18 STOCKS Range Since Jan. 1 4% _l 1 Stores see Shares Low 1 Corp Manufacturing Corp Supply Manufacturing SEPTEMBER for Week 4% 10 Aeronca ENDED Sales Range of Prices 1 Inc Aerojet-General Aero WEEK 1 Consol Industries Inc Adam Week's FOR for the week beginning to include every security wnetner Range Since Jan. 1 High Low High 6% 4,400 6% Sep % Jan 7% 1% Aug Jan % 5,400 146% 360 131 Jan 84% 84% 175 84 Sep 91% 33% 33% 34% 1,800 Jan 37 July 91 6% ~6% 6% 1,000 Sep Apr 144 4.20% % 144 23% 78 Jan 6% July' 150 8% Aug Apr The Commercial and Financial 32 Chronicle . . Monday, September 21, 1959 . (1204) EXCHANGE BOND RECORD ENDED SEPTEMBER 18 NEW YORK STOCK RANGE Interest bonds New York Stock Exchange Last Period or Sale Price Bid & Asked Sold High No. 111 Cent RR Consol mortgage 3%s 1st 71 A 1981—Jan-July .June-Dao mtge 3%a ser A consol series B 1979 77'A Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs 1972 International Minerals A Chemical May-No* .Jan-July Jan-July 1982 April-Oat Mar-SeDt Michigan Ry 4s 1990 & L,«ht 2%s 1976 *76% " Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980 1997 jAKreuger & Toll 5sSouth certificates 1959 Lake Shore & Mich gold 3»/2s '97 3 Vis registered 1997 1 /3 8%s A *79 — -- 135 90% 79 — — 80 Vi 79 Va 79 Vb 122% 79 81% 84 81 Vi 115 ~2 86 86 *115 91% « Ve 96 Vi 9 1% 3 15 2% 62 6IV2 70 60 2 78 64% 72 67 77% — 123 91% 13 92'A 2% 61'A An ~?ZZ 95 ; —- "2% 92% 86 — 95 92 Va *96 96 95 Vi 3 93 '/a 96 45Va 92 ; . 89 Vi 45Vi 99'A 88 92 — 93 83 *95% *83 '■ 77 79'/a & re/ 5s 1st & ref 5s Lehigh stamped 1964 Feb-Aug stamped 1974 j?oh b"AuI Terminally— ~ Valley Harbor It um,°,rfc.?age 58 extended to 1984 t Lehigh Valley Railway Co Feb-Aua ^ ~ (NY.)— Anf I8.4 ^m,°,rfc,?age 41/28 extended to 1974 Jan-Jul* Series r 97 80 8C 70 72 A 4s fixed Interest 2003 Series B 4%s fixed interest 2003 Series C 6s fixed Interest 2003 A Series D ASeries E May-Nov —May-Nov 4s contingent Interest 2003 May 4/2s contingent Interest 2003. ~May ^.®8r1®8 f 5|L contingent interest 2003__ . 3%s debentures 61% 2 60 67% 2 46 55 48 43 49% 23 48 59% 57 57 57 6 57 63 Va 281/4 2 8'A 29 20 28 41% 301/4 30V4 31 Va 25 30% 44 35% May-Nov Maw-NnI rS ? 2 mtge 3%" t SM m4ge 27/88 ? f f 5 mtge 33/48 35% 71 __ 99% 1 99% 24 105V4 103 103 *92% ~ 94% I APrH-Ool — Aprll-Oot c April-Oct 5 75% 101 117 162% 5/c^,^uvjn8d7e7b_enture' ma-M: Maine Central Martin Co Mb 5Vis 5y.s 1968 197a 82% First 92% First * w"8 » "ex wts" 124 861/2 97% McDermott conv & debs 1972 f£n? conv subord deba lfl7* 29 98 83 Va 85 Va 82 85 99% rJan-JuJ» Mlnneapolis-Mollne u 6s subord s f inc debs 1986 Minn St Paul & fouarl jr u a k SaulteVteMarTe-^^ ***** mortgage 4Vis Inc series A Jan 1971 79% 81 93% 83'/a 88 Missouri Knn110r fan? 4" ,nC Sel" A1990 IMl—lMaj JaD ^an6as & Texas first 4s June-Deo 88% 79% 83 '/8 87 ]/4 94'A 93 94 Va — 88 Vi — 98V4 85 14 871/4 87% 92 58% 88 Va 55Va ~5 58% 127% 78 226 107 *78 58% 100% 1 1 1 94'A 101 May 98 82% 871/4 — 103 80 96 38% •—AprH-Oc| " 312 90% 30 * Co— 110 79 *91 ~ « 96 31 *79 — 87V4 f debentures 1976 f debentures 1972_ 106 90 — 82% 80 83Va 8 99% 82 97 96 % # s 1 991/2 65V4 64 Va 64'A 10 62% 71% 84% 84'A 2 84 92 31% Mlssourl-Kansas-Texas RR— Prior lien 5s series A 40-year 4s series B Prior lien ACum 6Vis 4'/2s lst Jan-lnl» iVt 1962 5s income 7 mPt^irivRR Co ReorganlzatlonTs"sues1 78 841/2 2 61 74 64% 9 64% 73% 24% 621 23'A 43 2005 69 Vi 69 70 y4 143 69 76% 68 69 156 68 75'A 1st mtge 60 Income 4%s ser B Jan 1 2020 4%s ser A Jan 1 2030 Income 60% 60 Gas V2 3'/as KSongah'ta R0,n'3vr." 8t,5 58 Vi 215 57'A 68V4 57% 204 55 65 93% 7 89% 981/4 62 Vi 1 62 64 91 85 88 53% 48% Morris & Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000 June Der Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986111"" 3Vis debentures 1978 50 Va 50 May-~NoS a^debenturea 16 44% 51 53 50 54% 68% 77 81% 88 76 78% 81 Vi ~Anrii-nZ 9hatt & 5Vis conv ser 1977 Mar-Sent Cylinder Gas St Louis 3sdebs 1986_"_Feb-Aug 49 69% *76 100 99% IO2V4 57 99% 84% 20 83 89 Va 86% 91% 83 90 95 104 83 deb' *88 Va 3Vis debentures 1976 — 83 95 SI? DtatSfff'p/odl C3%7 83 % 95 s Ifew England Plrst 2s *• New Tel & guaranteed debentures debentures Jersey Bell Tel 4Vis series B 1961 Ma* Nn* 99% ! Aprll-Oct Tele^hon'e sTaViml' RR gtd see V-i page first 4s 33. jSSXi 198~6~.lFeb-Aug 98 86 88% 54 79 87'A 9 89 96'A 12 , IO41/4 109 26 991/4 IOOV4 98 62 101 'A 101% A wfi 1974 For footnotes 104% Feb-Xup Co 1982 New Jersey junction m^v-NoS v„ 89 98 JuZ"ttLI 19~8"9_ mortgage 45/es "•"onft} Tea Co 3 Vis 1977__ 1980_I"'™" conv 6« f debentures 82'A 89 5 85'A 81 1st *•_.. 6 115% 346 104'A 102 140 98 105% debentures 77 *— 80% 99% *73 *71% «. ' — — — ' 102 76 79% 78% — 86 74% 81 71 Va 71% conv 67% 2007—Jan-July May 40 39 40% 246 ♦; 20 I914 20% 191 71 71 a__ 64% *51'A 79% 24% 79 Aprll-Oct Mar-Sept Mar-Sept May-Noo Feb-Aup 1981 debentures 1991 1988 'A Oil 3'As World Airways— —Feb-Aup 1979 General 5s 4V4S series Feb-Aup June-Dec June-Dec 1968 B D series April-Oct Jan-July Jan-July 1981 mortgage 4'As series E 1984 General mortgage 3'/as series F 1985 General Peoria & Eastern AIncome first 4s external 4s General 5s series B 1974 General gold 4%s series C 1977 Electric Co— refunding 2%s 1971 refunding 2%s 1967 refunding 2%s 1974 refunding 2%s 1981 refunding 27/8s 1978 refunding 3'As 1982 First & First & First & & First & First & First & refunding 3'/as 1983 refunding 3%s 1983 First & refunding 4%s 1'987 First & refunding 3%s 1988- 77Va 1st & ref mtge 4%s 83 95'/a 76 Vs. 20 94 198& 81 83% 103 93 91 97% 74% 731/4 79% *74 78 74'A 78 ii 84 76 % *78 797/a 84 103'A 108 110'A 106'A 108'A 98 99% 10 92 92% 86 11 130% 1061/4 258 92 85% 108 300 115 97'A SI 106% 99% *87% 88 98 *84 86% 90% 867/a 83 *83% 90 84 98% 98'A 97% 98% IOOV4 96% 5 88% 98 98 IO3V2 97% 104% 97% 2 84 84% 42 84 95 80 80 1 79 90 60 61% 29 60 60 60% 4 57% 64 81 93 84 60 83'A 83'A 6 87'A 877/a 70 66% , 87'A 94% 81 78% 81 Vi 83 74 'A 74 Va 77V2 77'A 77% 77% 78 78 74% -74 82% 94'A *— 77% 77% 93 99% 88 90 96% 76% 77% 98% 103'A 239 88'A 110 99 77% 99 1021/2 98% 99 163 88'A 99% *__ 75 72 Va 751/4 81 82 80 85 Va 90 93 76% 76% 82% 76 *74 76V2 84 80 78% 88 8 8 Va 94% 961/2 80 102'A 109 108'A 114 403 108'A 129 108'A 108'/a 114 333 108 Va 129 98 165 97»A 97'A 97'A *— 90 91 104 104 111 95% 83% 901/4 83% 85% *82% 84% 78'A 80'A 90Va 77 51 75% 75% 11 t> _ *74% a 77'A a a B~— ■ • 79% a 95 89 19 7 89 97Va 11 70% ,93 87 83% 83% 86% 79 2 10 991/2 100'A ' 83% 78% 75% 80% 79»A 95 100'A 81% 75% 76 79% 81% 82 79% 10 80% 79% 79 751/4 75% 76 •' 84 'A 741/4 791/2 79% 83% 75% ' 74 76 76% 79% 87'A 74% 72 71% a —— 78% 47 74'A 75% 95 118'A 93 92'A 78'A 99% 104 50 Ci 87 95 103 99% 108 89 06% 93 1041/2 70% 80 71 77% 2 70% 82 75 1 79 88 82% 7 71 82% 72% 74 8 81 % 81% 81 Va 9 80 80 80% 3 93% 94 98'A 8 74 82% 72% 71'A 74 75 70 y2 94 3 93% 98'A 102% 79'A 99 9917 32 796 98'A 89% 88 100% 95 - 112% 79% 8 78'A 84% 100 372 255 993/s 101 Va 973/4 94 94 95% 107 92% 95% 94% 96'A 41 94'A 71% 71 Va 73 39 71 Va 79 71% 73 16 7IV2 79 57% 58% 2 57% 63 99.-A 99 4 98% 99 332 57 59 8 57 69% 77 78 9 77 87 32 98% 93% *83% — 82% 98 82% 85% 81 -95 Feb-Aug Jan-July June-Dec April-Oct Mar-Sept May-Nov June-Dec 31% 84 73% 94 April Mar-Sept »^ne-Dec __Msy-Nou May-Nou June-Dec Feb-Aug Jan-July 60 78% 78% 16 79 1 Philadelphia & 24% 71% 78'A April-Oct 1960 April 1990 Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980 Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR CoPere First 64% 62 50% 54 24% 73% April-Oct Pennsylvania Power & Light 3a 1975 Pennsylvania RR— Consolidated sinking fund 4%a 1960 General 4%s series A 1965 General 61 3 86 Feb-Aup debentures 1964—June-Dec subord debs conv 82% 56 64 78% 94% 33% 77'A —— 74 k 1983 debentures American ■ 511/4 19'A *73 Va Apr-Oct 1978 1978 4%s 47/8s 38% 70 10 *61 Quar-Jan Quar-Feb Quar-Feb Jan-July Co— 3%s First *— 60'A 1987 debentures Pan Vi 55 Vi 57 74 62'A 5 refunding 3%s series I 1966 debentures 75 63 1974—Feb-Aug April-Oct i Feb-Aup June-Dec April-Oct Mar-Sept Jan-July Apr-Oct June-Dec 1975 June-Dec 1987 4%s debentures 82% 70 62% * 3'/as 69% 82% ' . Co— Power Electric 64% 3 im. 62% refunding 3s series J First & refunding 3s series K 3'As 84 Va 68'A & Pacific Western 62 Vi 55 & 82 79 Va 56 June-Dec 1970 June-Dec 1971. June-Dec First & refunding 3s series L 1974 June-Dec First & refunding 3s series M 1979 June-Dec First & refunding 3s series N 1977 June-Dec First & refunding 2%s series P 1981 June-Dec First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980 June-Dec First & refunding 3%s series R 1982 June-Dec First & refunding 3s series S 1983 June-Dec First & refunding 27/0s series T 1976— June-Dec First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985-June-Deo 1st & ref M 3%s series W 1984 June-Dec 1st & refunding 3%s series X 1984 June-Dec 1st & ref M 3%s series, Y 1987 .June-Dec 1st & ref M 3%s series Z 1988 June-Dec 1st & ref mtge 4'As series AA 1986 June-Dec 1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989 June-Dec 1st & ref 3%s series CC 1978 June-Dec 1st & ref M 4'As ser DD 1990 June-Dec Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 1985 June-Dec Aprll-Oct 2%s debentures 1986 First 84 80'A 1 Jan-July Jun?-Dec Mar-Sept April-Oct 1st mortgage 2%s 1980 Mar-Nov Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975 Feb-Aug 1st mortgage 3%s 1988 June-Deo 1st mortgage 4%s 1987 Jan-July Olln Mathieson Chemical 5'As conv 1982—May-Not> 5%s conv subord debs 1983 Mar-Sept Oregon-W'ashlngton RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct Owens-Illinois Glass, Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec 71 Va 89 Vi Income debentures Jan 1 2045 4Vi8 coll trust 1976 67'A *82% *68 2%s 1984 Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s 1974 First mortgage 2%s 1975 60 *85% 57 Vi 5s n»h Natl 86 65 65 Aprll-Oct Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 5s conv subord debs 1979 First & 83 — 5 811/2 107 first Co 58 — 81% mortgage 2%s 2%s 1975 mortgage 2%s 1979 Mortgage 3'As 1982 mortgage 3'/bs 1984 mortgage 4'As 1986— mortgage 4s 1988 1st mortgage 2%s 1977 Paper 59 Va 50% 83 *73% Northwestern Bell Telephone Oxford 531/4 1 5334 2 54 53% 83 50 ■ 20 54 7 2047 1 mortgage 4%s - Oph Gen 55 58% 59'A 60 1984 4s 3'As C8Vi "^tge 4 Vis series B Jan 1 1990 41/48 series O Jan 24 2 62 'A 231/4 — 61 ser 81 % 61 64% — D'li^IIIIIIIin^nljul? A Jan 1967 ~^~Avril-Oct debs 2033..J J j£?5S3 series adjustment subord 1962 *52'A 70'A 68% 513A 68'A 1) mortgage (Wise) Pacific 96 -- . 3.108 104% 86 — 3 vis 97% 89 81 801/4 Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator— 137 82% 83 * 4'As 1 96 96 «.Srcnh?pS0abnM^83co^S^9'3-;--::"»r-S«8' 118 49 861/2 87 86'A _ w-k _ 101% 101 Va 83 u 99% Peb-Aug 99 97 Va *81 rla* Col- (J Ray) subord Mar 1977 971/2 78% 50 1241/4 123 80 72 II 95% 98% 100 *831/4 8^8 2%s 1978 debentures"^!"" Jal-Jull fl A„* Realty Corp Sg — 3s Jan (Minnesota) 71 85% (Oct bonds States First 76 — 93% f debentures s LS 1 debentures 1980 Stores Tit May 5s RR Northern 97 Va 68 80 *68% ♦ 1988--MH-sVpt mUH'inco52y,'ui0hr4 trust First 78 4s ser A 59% 58 7 53 60 registered 2047 Refunding & improve 4%s ser A 2047 88 78% *77% 11 591/2 52% — inc 4%s ser A 2022 mtge conv lien First 84% *85% April-Oct 60 59% 68'A 3s 93 66% 6o7/a 95% 60 registered 1997 4s General 100 75 88% mortgage First 75% , 18 *58 47/8s 1987 Mar-Sept gold 4s 1996—Aprll-Oct general & ref 5s 1974 _Mar-Sept Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973-May-Noo 3'A8 s f debentures 1973 May-No» 3'As s f debentures 1974 May-Nop 41/28 s f debentures 1976 May-No» 4%8 b I debentures 1977 May-iVou 4%s s f debentures 1978 May-Nou Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997 Quar-Jan 86% 1 CO (75 *85 ■ — 94'A Central 92% — 93'A 59% Norfolk & Western Ry first 46 74% & refunding mtge Called 83% 1 83% 75 V4 Jan-July Jan-July 4'As A 1973 Jan-July N Y Power & Light-lirst mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept N Y & Putnam lirst consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct N Y Susquehanna & Western RR— Term 1st mtge 4s 1994 Jan-July 1st &. cons mtge 4s ser A 2004 Jan-July AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019 Jan-July N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982 Jan-July Refunding mortgage 3 '/as 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 Ref mtg 4 '/as series K 1993 Jan-July Niagara Mohawk Power Corp— General mortgage 2%s 1980 Jan-July General mortgage 2%s 1980— April-Oct General mortgage 3'As 1983 April-Oct General mortgage 3%s 1983 Feb-Aug 4%s conv debentures 1972 Feb-Aug 98% ... 69 3A Harlem River & Port Chester 82 97V2 83% -- Uacy Haven & .88% *92% , jinJn rSl 100% 374 100% 113 1041/4 ^nnl-Dec 8er p 2003 8er ° 2003 6er H 2003 F rst 2 35% 75 "73 » L0b,8VfJ1,« & Nashville BR-"" F . 69% 70 May-Nov May-Nov 1973_. Hartford RR— B series New Ooll 1978 First 75 49 Aprll-Oct Kfniaria(?>Lc8ohtfgHCH0 3y%8 B" D 3a debentures m""""1 1863 9 61% 104 llnl *Uk0r<! debentu™" 1980 4.60s debentures 1976 fr ?ar8 48/88 deb8 1982 99 431/4 — 99% T Y First Northern May t^khMdNAir«aft'>Corpl-COnT ' ' <<">■ 4'As N 79 70 -- 62 71 53 -June-Dec April-Oct June-Dec Aprll-Oct May-Nov 4s series A 2043-. Mortgage 4s series B 2043Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973 General 70 Mau-Nov Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds 94 73 4 97 *74 — series B 1975 gold 3%s 2000 .... Harlem 69 63'A 70 93% April-Oct Mortgage N 80'A . im -8c ~197oIIlAprll-Oct 90 102% 490 ~ Anril-Ort "Mar-Sen! JunSSSl 99% Lehigh Valley Coal Co— 1st mortgage 3s series F 1986 income debentures 1989 N Y Connecting RR 27/as 89'/a 76% — 124 58 62 St Louis— Chicago & AGrneral ""IZIIjaJ-July 6s York First 89 • 90 102 % 105% 103% Jan-July Jan-Juli 1964.".": Coal & Navigation New 96 108% {S3 June-Deo ""'S'lnft Jan jjfjj ""III 1961 *85'A — *45'A I96l'an* Ter°"°" 4,/i" 1961 104 Va 84'A 96 108% 115 108% a? StfSMZ.0™32$3 unguaranteed Lehigh 104 'A 96 .. 0 113 62 % 1997. 3'/2s mortgage 59% 70 April-Oct April-Oct registered 1997 Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 151% 245 208 175'A 165 58% Feb-Aug 1998 A Jan-July Jan-July 1998 Feb-Aug 3%s registered 1998 Feb-Aug Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%» 1998_Feb-Aug 3%s registered 1998 Feb-Aug General 104% 90 — „ Anr-Ocl (Rudolpb) 4'/2a debs adj 1903 4s 1987_ 4Vis 91% series 4s 58 3'/2S 87 Mar-Sept y KwitMHr* Kentucky Central 1st mtge Plain 165 Mar-Sept 1979 Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%8 1983 Kings County Elec Lt Si Power Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s *90'A — Co— Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013 Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013 Collateral trust 6s 1980 N Y Central & Hudson River RR— 93 97% 3 98 RR Central Consolidated N Y & Ce"tr?1 fower * Light 2%s 1976 U g 3%8 deb8 lfl7sRoyal Dutch Airlines— debs 97% Mar-Sept d Stamped 94 York 4%s May-No* 4 /48 8 f debentures 1987 £ -ter~ ?.te Power Co 3%s 1978 I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4Vis conv subord 97% Jan-Juls T City 88 96% — 87 ~~ Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co— 3 V8s s f debentures series A 1977 SSS 95% 82% *85 88 96 1 9\ % High 80 Corp 8 65s conv subord debs 1977 & 97% "95 Low *79 285'/a 82 *78 Jan-July Feb-Aug International Tel & Tel Corj>— 4%s conv subord debs 1983 Kanawha 80 81 Jan. 1 ' No. New 86 87 237 -- Range Since Sold High Power & Light 3s 1974__ Mar-Sept Orleans Term 1st mtge 3%s 1977—May-Noo 89% 78% 88 .. 300 Bonds Friday's New Jersey Harvester Corp 4%s debs ser A 1979 conv 99 » —— or Bid & Asked New 80 73 *73 Va — High 87 85% Sale Price Low 77% — ■■ Mar-Sept Jan-Jul# mortgage 3.20s series I 1982 1st mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981 1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987 1st mtge 4Vis series L 1989 4%s 77'A 89% Mar-Sept 1st fr 9 — Mar-Sept Jan-July u KLM 77% 71 17 May-Noe Feb-Auo 3y4s series Q 1980 1st mtge 3%s series H 1989 3 Vis s I debentures 1980 Credit 71 Va 1979—May-No® mtge International Low Week's Rang* Last Period New York Stock Exchange Jan. 1 Friday Interest BONDS Range Since Bonds Friday's Low Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series Plfst mortgage 3s series B 1978 FOR WEEK Week's Rang# Friday 85% 84V2 85'A *72% 81% 77 '/2 91% 8334 75 74'A 81 Va 79 83 Va 84% 15 84'A 82 II 82 76'A 77'/a 31 76'A *731/2 791/4 77 96 t 96% 75% 2 85 86% 96 96 96 "l 951/2 85% 84 82 3A 106'A 93 104 Volume Number 5883 190 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1205) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD RANGE Friday BONDS New York Slock Interest Period Exchange or Friday's Bid & Asked Low Fhilco High Bonds debs 1984 Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs Phillips Petroleum 4%s debs 89'A 89 June-Dec 1964! debentures a-y4s subord conv Apr-Oct 1979— Sold Jan. 1 No. Low Cine 103 'A mortgage mortgage 5s series B 1975 General mortgage & series 5s 3%s Chem 1st A 1970 92 7a 7 92% 597 102 % series E 1st gen 5s series B 1062 Plantation Pipe Line 2:,/4s 1970 3%s s f debentures 1986 *9718 3%s Electric Procter Service 90 69 69'A 3s Co 1983 Electric and refunding mortgage and refunding mortgage refunding 45/as Quaker Radio Oats Corp 91 72% 96 91 '/B 10 91 85 80 103'A 106'A 92 83 92 '/B 81 81 103% 14 91 98% 91 97% 91 88% 94 107 110 163 161% 85 96 Mfg Co 37As debs 1975 Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp— 98 115% 114 1,236 71% 7 93 101 % 144% 70'/a 84'A 87% 84 1950 _May-Now 226 mtge 1352 May-Nov 194 193% mtge 6s adjustment 1953 series A Feb-Aup 4'As series B 1978 4'As series C 1978_ Richfield 4%s Oil subord Gas General Rohr debs 5'As McBee 92'A *92'A April-Oct conv debs conv 6'As 105% debs 1969 Mar-Sept gold 4s Texas series series 4s B debs income First bond 4s Second 4s 90% 85 105 83 101 133 110 113 12 110 120% *— 85 *71'A *73'A Jan-July 1980 85 90 75'A 70% 76% 80 71% 80 71'/a 72 9 70% 77% 74 3 May Mar-Sept Jan 2006 75'A 7 73% 81 Term 70 69% 78'/a — 70 70% 1 1989 *84% 86% „ *75 91% 78'/a *95'A 100 102 101 83 83% April-Oct 1st gtd 4s 1989__May-2Vow 85% 95% 94 debentures 1971 Mar-Sept 1982 Jan-July *98'A 100 99% May-Nor *76% 79 Mar-Sept *88% Paper 8eaboard 1st 3s 37As Line Air mtge RR series 3s E) (Jos 4%s debentures 4%s subord 1977 Roebuck Service Pipe Shamrock 5'As Gas & Oil s 96'A 1983— Feb-Aup debs f f debs s 81% 90 __ Tol & 98'A 91 112 1971 95'A conv debentures 1985 27As debentures 1987 Indiana . Natural Gas Pacific Co. 4'As conv Southern 1st mtge & 1st Term 1st 27As mortgage 1973_June-Deo Corp 1977 2%s 1970 _ 1976 1983- debs United States Steel 95'A §A3'As assented series 76'A Vanadium 4'As subord conv debs 120 — 16 120 148 3 141% 120 11 94 85% 95 50 85% 86% 30 85% 83 % 95 91% 83% 1 83% 90% 94 96% 100 series E 1988 1996 First mortgage 2'As series G 1961 First mtge 5'As series H 1983 consol gold 5s 1994 1988 Memphis div first gold 5s 1996 Southwestern Bell Tel 23As debs 1985 first 1st mtge coll tr 4'As Jan-July Jan-July Jan-July April-Ocf Jan-July Feb-Aup Jan-July April-Oct 58% 2 58% 65% *__ 96 *71% 73 —— 109 98 96 12 101% *92 85 5s debs 111% June-Dec 1984 111% 115 199 111% 127'A 84'A 80 9 5'A 96 98% 95'A 95% 98 87'A 2 95'A 88% 78 »A 7 6'/a 81 89'A 89 90 74 79'A 78% 84% 85'A 84% 87 83'A 79 66'A 12 65 73 94% 9 94 100 90 89 88 90% 82 82'A 91 87'A 89'A 93 90'A "2 91 20 93 87'A 88 89'A 94 997/a 88 *95'/a 95'A 95'A 102 93 93 89 95 — 93 100 95'A 102'A *83 81'/a 83'/4 *83 84'A 84'A 206 206 207 fa..* __ — 98'A 89'A 100 90 »A 89'A 90% 207 ■ — — — ~ -- ~ — — — 103 Whirlpool & 3'As s f debs 1980 Corp Co i'/as debs 1978 first 4s 1960 Wisconsin Central RR Co— 1st mtge 4s series a Deferred in sale deliverv the year's included in range, not n 95 110 % 5 76 83 '/a 76 73 77% 79 85% *79 79% 84% ' *88 — — — • 91% 2 111% 110 68 78 — 75 64% 75 78 ~1 — — 82 55 51% — — *78 117 68 68 *53 99% 110 70 *75 91% 90 " *85 *68 83% 70% —— — —. — 10 70% 70% -- 97 88 '' *85 ' — ' ' *92'/a -r— • 90% 97% 85 85 1 83% 85% 90 90% 5 90 98 % 56 55% 58 24 55 55% 55% 57% 59 54% 60% 93% 93% 1 92 99 85 88 _ _ 99 12 99 *71 78 93% *81% — — 5 93% 83% — 89'A 12 89 89 89'A 21 108 108 111'A 35 88% ♦81% *99'A 106 % 99 80 78 93% 96% 80 90 92'A 88 92'A 88'A 106 118'A 81 — 83'A 97'/a 92 99 *— 61% 100 99 — 62 62% 24 55'A 55'A 1 *73'A 87'A *— 62 70 68 79 85 — 54'A 75'A 92 74% 55'A 74% Included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year s range, r Cash y Ex-coupon. \ not sal* the year's range, !crpr,erUXdea3bLSg,?n b'a^ruptcy, rsce.versh.p, or roorgao.zed under Section noZfs ABonds 6 97 76 _ ,h< 128% 125 *79% mtge 4'As Inc series A Jan 1 2029 May Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976 June-Dec Wisconsin Public Sevice 3'As 1971 Jan-July Yankers Electric Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July Included 101'/a ~ Gen not 95 6 *73% Jan-July 2004 A 89% 95 — Jan-July May-ZVou Feb-Aup Jan-July Jan-July Winston-Salem S B ~5 103% 103 95 — — 92% 89% — Mar-Sept Mar-Sept Mar-Sept 1975 debs conv Spiegel Inc— conv subord 87% 107 »A 61 80 82 1970—Feb-Aug 1967_Jan-July Penn Electric 3'As 1974 May-Nov Penn Power 3'As series I 1966 Jan-July Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361 Jan-July 3%s 77% 77% — 87'A *— :Aprll series A Jan 1981 1971 Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992 Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970 First mortgage 3'As series D 1967 100 70 *77 85'A 76'A 89 Feb-Aup Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 105% 100 98 100 108'A 94% 94% Jan-July 1976 96% 101 *101 — 68 58 96 *96 May-Nov 1983 65 *61 —< 17 74'A 99 77 85 73% 1 66'A registered 2361 Jan-July Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct 1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979— April-Ocf 5'As debentures 1982_. Jan-July Western Pacific RR Co 3'/aS ser A 1981 Jan-July 5s income debentures 1984 May 9314 84 1 99 *84% 4s 66% 90% 73% *77 Terminal 2%s series A Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 85 64 81'A *79 Washington 81% 125% 18 64'/4 1 74 mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April First mortgage 3'As series B 1971 Feb-Nov Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aup 117% 76 97'/a 81'A *— June-Dec Mar-Sept 1969 debs 2008 income Gen mtge 4s income 91 % 78% 91'A 95% Gen West 76 81 *77 A 1951-June-Deo ctfs 4%s 1968 of America— Corp subord 6s West 70 92% 92'/a *__ 1975—Mar-Sept 3s series F 1978 Mar-Sept First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980 Mar-Sept 1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec 1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982 April-Oct Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003 Jan-July Gen mtge 4'As 1983 Mar-Sept Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995 May-Nov First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Ocf 1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983 May-Nov 87% 74% 86 9 5'A Virginia Electric & Power Co— First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 119% 72 84 24 Jan-July 1947 A 3'/Bs conv subord debentures 76% 1 92 78'A 96'A — 80 95% June-Dec 5A6'As sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Deo §A3'As assented series C 1951 June-Dec 95% 77 90'A 79% §A3'As assented series A 1951 99% 121 85 79% 107'A 108'/a 80 J an-July 1947 5A6%s sinking fund mtge series 77 98'A 85 Steel Works Corp— 4s 5 A6'As debs series A West 84 84'A *85 Mar-Sept Jan-July Jan-July —Feb-Aug May-Nou April-Ocf April-Oct Mar-Sept Mar-Sept Jan-July May-Nov April-Oct Jan-July . 1967 debentures 81% 7 6'A June-Dec Feb-Aug 1976 debentures 2%s debentures Rubber S. 87 'A 82'A — mtge & coll U. 83 73% 1975-ApriZ-Oct —May-Nov June-Dec May-Nov tr 3%s 1971 trust 3'As 1972 1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975 . 4%s s f debs 1972 3%s sinking fund debentures 1973 1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977 1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978 4%s s f debentures 1978 mtge 1 81'A June-Dec coll & 1st 90% 64% 91% May-Nov '75—June-Deo 23As series F debentures Gas United 83'A 86% mortgage debentures 88 99 2'As series C 1991_Mar-Sept Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973 ApriZ-Oct United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct 3%s 26 91'A Feb-Aup 1968 RR 2%s Pacific 93% * 88'/a *78'A ApriZ-Oct 1986 California 2%s debs 1970 Refunding 92 86% 85 1970—April-Oct 1990—April-Oct June-Dec 1985—Jan-July coll tr 2%s 19803'As 1982— Oil of Union 132% Pacific RR Co— mortgage 3'As 52 373 137% 140% __ May-Nov mtge 3%s ser A First Ry mtge Union 98'A 90 90 84'A 102 79% impt 3%s 1960—June-Dec 1961 Mar-Sept of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov Co 95 Va 95'/a *— ref and debentures 3s 96 83'A 81'A mortgage and coll trust 2%s First Wilson First Southern 84 'A 99'A 103% 111 *__ Mar-Sept 1981 4'As 88 % Co— (Oregon Lines) A 1977 4'As 1969 Fran 105% *70'A Jan-July 1994 4'As Gold 107 77 Jan-July 1970 23As-4'As Ry Southern Gold 115 76'A -Jan-July debentures Southern First 108% 98% Edison Co— California convertible Southern 99 85% __ *91 — Jan-July Feb-Aup 1979 23As 3'As 'U 1979 debs subord debentures Southern 85 103% Marchant— Smith-Corona conv 18 99% 98'A 84 Jan-July Socony-Vacuum OiJ 2'As 1976 June-Deo Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co— 4%s Electric Union 96'/a 88 Trl-Continental Corp 2%s debs 104% 96 5 111 100% 5'As 96% 19 96 *85'A April-Oct April-Oct 1982 debentures 2'As Corp 98 100'A 100% April-Oct 1982 96'A 96 1986—June-Deo Jan-July Oil 3'As Cent Ohio 80'/a *__ May-Nov May-Nov 1974 3%s Orleans New Co 78'A 20 *„ 86'A Products 4%s debs 1982 Oil 88% Corp— debentures subord Union 43As 3.20s debs Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965 San 117% 100% 88% Feb-Aug May-Nov Jan-July 1977 Co of 14 82% *— Wabash RR Co— 1982 & Line Oil conv Sinclair 3s 101 June-Deo 1966 1972 debs debentures Sears Shell 409 Roebuck Acceptance Corp— Sears, 5s 1980 Sons 2'As & 1C5 Co— B debentures f s Seagram conv RR 95% 81 '/a 97 »A Pacific— Pacific-Missouri Thompson 81 50 *72% Mar-Nov Scovill Manufacturing 43As debs Bcott series C first gold 5s 2000 and refund M 3%s ser E Pacific General Texas 82 8 3'As B 1971 Scioto V & New England series B and refund M 3%s & United 93% 101 Ry— certificates Depot 157 110 May -Nov inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July Union Paul 103 105 36 79 81 79 RR— and refund M 3'As First 2%s 447 101 Jan 2022 A Orleans New Participating 1997! ser A ser 115% Co— A 4'As Louis-Southwestern 103 123 '95% 97 Jan-July April-Oct impt M 4s series C 2019 and & Texas 94 95 Jan-July 1977 ^April-Oct Ry inc mtge mtge A 5s 92% 92% June-Dec. 1977 1971 A 1996 Francisco mortgage 1st St 6s Louis-San ASecond 5 94 *35% Mar-Sept 8t Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July 1st 92'A 103'A 97'A Louis— St impt 2%s series D 1985 Company (The) 3%s debs 1983 Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965 99% Corp— Power 3s series Second 96 Jan-July 1983 mortgage 3'As series J Saguenay *96 -Jan-July _ Electric & Aircraft Royal Jan-July . Corp— conv Rochester 1978 of Assn and Refund bonds— 5'As St Refund 193% 5 AConsol RR Texas 194 Debt St Terminal 226 §ADirect 6s Oil 1st mtge 7s 95 223 87 § A Direct 92 97'A 105'A 1983 (Indiana) 3%s conv debentures 1983 72 % 80 90 84 104 89 119% *82'A Feb-Aup 96 90% 71 % — 19 88 92 7 97'A Standard 4%s California of 99 A 9 9'A 1982—April-Oct 4'As April-Oct Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov 2%s debentures 1974 Jan-July Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982 Jan-July Stauffer Chemffcal 3%s debs 1973 Mar-Sept Sunray Oil Corp 27/Bs debentures 1966 Jan-July Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981 Jan-July Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971 May-Nov Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972— .Jan-July 2%s debentures 1973 May-Nou Oil High Low 98% 51 93 81% 86% 96 — Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_May-Nov Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973_ April-Oct Rheem 5 89 Jan. 1 NO. April 4'As 2013 gold Range Since Bonds Sold High 96'A 78 85 ~3 82 * Jan-July I980._j7i?te-Dec conv 35 82 * Friday's 95 89 75 — or Bid & Asked 95% 170% 82% 85 first Internl Tidewater 106 Mar-Sept 1964 119 92'A 92'A ♦— June-Dec debentures 100 89% 79 103'A 95% 85 86 Last Jan-July First 99% 85 »— 93 % 92'/a ♦100 % 101'A .April-Oct 3'/2s 69 92 1983_ April-Oct mortgage 3'As America 4 93 June-Dec 1977 25/«s of 2037 8s 1975 debentures 91% 3s 1972—May-Nov 2%s 1979_Jwne-Dec First and refunding mortgage 3%s debentures 1972 debentures 94 87 Co— First and 87% Jan-July 1981_: Gas & 6 15 *93 May-Nov Mar-Sept First 1st 97% 38'A 1963 May-Nov refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July refunding mortgage 5s 2037 Jan-July 3'/2s 97% 88'A and First — 88'A debentures First and 98% 90 April-Oct 1973—. Gamble 37/Bs debs & Public Power debs conv 97% 88'A Feb-Aug 76 — *97 3/4 Mar-Sept 91 __ ApriZ-Oct April-Octv 1975 96 120 % 76 76 *97JJ mtge 3%s 1964—May -Nov 102 % 98 ba *72'/b Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967 ——ApriZ-Oct Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry— Potomac 36 *88 June-Dec ; 114 98'A ' Chicago & St Louis RR— General General Pittsb Coke 89 92 3 4 Feb-Aug Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960 Feb-Aug Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aup Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Map-Nov Pittsburgh 313 Week's Rang* Friday Sale Price Low Standard 102 »/2 10514 Feb-Aug 1987 96Tb ; Period High 98 Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972 June-Dec Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry— ■ Interest BONDS New York Stock Exchange ASpokane suoorcl conv SEPTEMBER 18 ENDED Range Since Corporation— 4%s 3s WEEK FOR Week's Range Last Sale Price 7, of current week. selling flat. AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY AND RECORD YEARLY complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange Sept. 14 and ending Friday, Sept. 18. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year. the In following extensive list we furnish a RANGE Friday Last STOCKS Sale Price American Stock Exchange Petroleum Precision Acme Wire Acme Products Inc Inc Aero Agnew 1 1 Corp Manufacturing Corp Supply Manufacturing Surpass For Shoe footnotes 5% 1 • Stores see page 37. Range SEPTEMBER ENDED Shares 4% Hi?h 4% 700 Range Since Jan. 1 Low High 4'/a Jan 6% 4,000 5% Jan 9% July 18% 700 17% Jan 22% July 7% 200 7% May 9% July 51% 48% 57 % 15,400 48 % 8% 8'/a 9 '/a 4,100 8'/a 19 19 800 100 Sep Sep 4% Sep 13% Jan Sale Price American Stock Exchange 98 May 13% Mar 9% Mar 19 Va July Aid Investment Ajax & Alabama Discount Ltd- Petroleums Alabama Alan Wood Steel Co common 5% Alaska Inc 1 50c Southern 50 Power 4.20% preferred—100 Great cumulative Airlines preferred Inc 10 100 1 Week's Sales Range for Week 6% 6% % % 144 Shares of Prices Low Par 5% Mar 7% 5% Last STOCKS 5% 4% 18 Friday for Week 18% , 1 Aerojet-General Aeronca 4% 10 Co__ Consol Industries Adam 1 1 Corp class A WEEK Sales Week's of Prices Low Par Aberdeen FOR for the week beginning Monday, to include every security w 144 6'/2 Sep % Jan 6% 4,400 % 5,400 146'/2 360 131 84 84% 175 33% 34% 1,800 23% 78 6% 6% "6% 1,000 Jan 1 High Low 84'/2 33% Range Since Jan. High 7'/a Aug iya 150 Sep 91% Jan 37 Jan 6% July 91 8% Jan Aug Apr July Sep Apr 33 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . Monday, September 21, 1959 . AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Range of Prices Bale Prloa Far Low 3,000 13% Sep 8 8 8% 1,200 6% 8% 8% 8% Feb Feb 10 4% 4% 30,500 2,500 7 4% 3% Jan 4% 4% 4% 2,400 3% Jan 9% 10% 700 8% Jan 13% . 100 49% 13% 34% Jan 12 Sep 10% 11% 3,300 8% Feb 15% 16 3,300 11% Jan 17% Aug 76% 79% 300 76% Sep 5% 2,400 35% 200 37% 36% 100 Electronics Israeli American A R I ^7 A 36% 37% —-———-50c Inc 8 A 8% 8% 21,000 American Meter Natural American Petrofina American Photocopy Equip Co Seal-Kap Corp of Co American Thread 6 ft class Oil Co Anacon Lead Anchor Post & 31% Sep 36 4,600 8% Sep 43 % 13,100 3,^400 4% 2,400 4 32 A 32% 300 31 14 % 58,400 % Sep Sep 19% 1,000 14% Jan 2% ' —2.40 Film —I 56% Louisiana Gas 20o Co Electric Sep Sep 41 % Jan 69 % July 61% 23,400 88 % 125 46% As of Gas Jan Atlantlca del Golfo Atlas Consolidated 30% 30% 21 Jan 36 % July 11% May 13% May 32 % 3,500 7% 7,100 9 Feb 29% Mar Sep 1 284,000 14* 1% 21 200 21% 21% 5% 6% Mar 800 2 Aug A Feb 8% 8% 100 7 A July 87% Apr 1 3'A 3% 3% 1,500 3% Sep 5% 2% 2% 2% 1,100 2% Jan 3% Apr 13% • 14% 34 13% 14 • 35 1% Jan 106% Jan Feb 53 58 1,700 3 2% 3 4,900 8% 8% 9% 8,000 8% Sep 3 3 3% 17,100 3 May 52 1 Automatic Steel Products Ino 13 y2 14% 16% 16 % 17% 4,600 8% 1,300 15y4 3% 1 com • preferred ~1 A_ 46% ' 45 4% ,3an 35 . Oil & 1 American shares Banff <—1« • . common 8 8% 400 8 Sep 3% 4 3% Jan 8% 8% 8% 700 2,400 41 % Mar 45% 14% 137% 15% 4,000 10% Jan 5"% Jan 22% May 18% Mar 24% 1 6% Co Columbia British Petroleum 1,000 250 4% 8% 8% 8% 900 22% 21% 22% 2,200 39% 38% 41 6,600 95 95 97% 200 21% 20% 22"% 5,600 13% 13% 13% 700 2 2% 5 4% 5 6% 6%. dep Co Rubber B— Hill Reynolds 40 Jan 23% 23 24 3,100 18 Jan 26 Aug 22 22 22% 500 22 July 25% Apr 8% 5% 400 1% 29,200 May 16% Apr 3% Feb 7% Apr 9% Mar 34 A 2% 9,900 34% 2A July 37% 5,800 34% Sep — „ 7% 7 • 4,200 700 7iV 7& 12% 13% Feb 3A Jun 46 Jan 48% 3,000 7% 7 7% 3,400 8% 8% 9% 2,500 21 7 50o % 20 8 % 2% —1 15 10% . ! Jan 8% Jan 15% Jan 48% Sep 12% 5% Aug 24% Aug 6V2 200 2% 67% July 500 3 2,700 10%, 10% % I's 800 Feb 2% 8% Apr 12% Jan Jan 9% Jun Jan 4% Mar July 10% July 17% Feb 14 ,-4 12% Apr 8% 3,400 15 15 Sep 3,500 % Publishing 13% Jan % Feb 5% 5% 4,500 19% 6,400 19% Sep 1,200 7% Sep 7% 4% 4 3% 2% 3% 8,800 2% Jan 4% Mar 7% 8% 1,700 6% Jan 10% Mar Aviation Inc Power _10o common 1 3% 19 22 4% 4,500 3% 7,900 3% 19 19% 5,500 21 27/b 19 Sep Feb Jun 21,800 7% 12,500 5% Sep Apr 10% Mar 7 Mar 2% Jan Sep 10% Mar Sep 22% Mar 12% 1,300 6% Jan 5% 1% 2.400 5% Sep 24,800 13 3% Mar 23 % 7 1,400 7% H Jan 8% Mar 8% 1 % Jan Apr 26% 16 16 17% 4,000 Jan 32 Jun 12% Jun 17% Sep 21% Feb 20% Apr Jan 18% Jan 14% Feb 13 % Jun 18% May 16% Mar Jun 20 15 15 15% "7% "7 % £1 5U 3% 1 0 43% 43% 1 7% 800 1,600 4% Jan 19 1 8 18% B 600 3% 12,700 2% Jan 10,200 43% Sep 20% 32,700 3 100 Apr 10% May \ii% 1,200 Co 3% 3,800 8% 7% 8% 1,150 50c Co.. Cuban-Venezuelan 3% • common 3% 2.50 Oil Tobacco Oil vtc Co "l% 1 % 1% 23% July 10% July 6,500 % 4 A Sep 15% Jan Jun 49 Aug 3% July 7% Sep 5 Jan 9% 41,300 9% 100 13% 11,100 6% 1,200 12% May Jan 2% Jan Sep 46% July * b J an Feb % 9 Apr Sep 19% Jun 1% 29 %o class Jan 7% Mar Sep 4% July Jan 10% 17% * Manufacturing 13% 5% 65% 38% 10% 5 preferred— Cuban American 4% Apr 514 46% 25c 9% Mar Sep 15% May , D Daitch Crystal Davega Stores Dairies Corp 50c — preferred Davidson Brothers 36% Jan 5% Mar $3.00 preferred 50 23% Jan $2.50 59 preferred 59 50 50 57% Aug 61 % 20 Inc 1 47%. 50 47% Sep 52 Sep 5% 14 100 14 5% 5% 2,000 4% 12% May 8% Mar 11% May 4 5% Sep Jun 16% Apr 7% May 4% Aug Jan 3333 May 13% —10c 4% 4% 300 313 35 35 % 35% 36 30 33% 20c 11% 11% 12 1,000 Aug C. Transit Systdm Inc— Class A common Dejay Stores 11 1,600 3 Sep 400 29 Jan 50c 3 5 32 31% 32 1 16% 16% 16% 4,600 May 15% Jun 1 Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc—1 Development Corp of America— $1.25 preferred •. 1 11% 11% 12% 800 9% Jan Dennlson Mfg class A common debentures 8% Desilu Gasket 7% preferred Co dep Diversey lc __— 2% Bridge Co Ltd— Dominion Steel Dominion Tar 1,100 9% 1,500 Coal & ord Chemical & Textile Inc Oil 1 Sep 11 Sep 1% Feb 9% Aug 14% Aug 9% Sep Co Apr 3% 100 16% Jan 24% 200 1% Jan 3% 10% 10% 11'/a 3,200 • 18% 18% 19% 1,100 16% 16% 17% 3,900 Ltd —32.50 : 1 1 Harris n 7 33% 325 % 10 % 2,100 6% "9% 12 30% H 7% 8,400 9 4,800 • Co 1 (Allan 28% 29 9% 31% 5,000 9% 10% 4,100 B) 30 30 45% 46% 1 6% 6% 7 10a Laboratories Dunlop Rubber Co Lid— American dep rets ord reg Feb Feb 13% Jan Mar 18% 23% Jan 20% July Sep 15 Jan Jan 12 % Mar 11 Sep 15% Apr 30% Sep 38% Apr 9% Aug 6 Apr Apr 19 Jan 9% Mar 19 Apr 8% July 4714 Aug 37% July Jun 15-% 100 30 3ft 5 new Co Feb 26 40% 45% Co A July 10 • 7.50 9 3 21 % May • Company.. Power , 30 Sep 34% Aug 800 44 July 53% Jan 10,600 6 Jan 9% May Co— Corp 3% 3 A 3,000 3% Jun 4fT May 1 (The) Hosiery class B common Test 21% July 2% 2 Ltd common Brewery Ltd Draper Corp ; Drilling & Exploration Duro 17% May 20 Dow Duke Jan 187a July 4% Feb 2 stock.: Co preferred DuMont Feb 29% Mar 20 2 • — Dorsey (The) Corp Douglas 28,800 12 9% 10s —__1 reg— Dominion $2 10 —.—— ord Corp Dorr-Oliver 11 2,700 lA 1 2,000 18% 147 Jun Ltd— rets Diversified Stores Corp Dome Petroleum Ltd Dominion 3% 3 17% Jun 4% Mar 38% Supermarkets^— ; 1st 3 18 25c Ltd Oils Quality Distillers Amer Inc Manufacturing & 10c Devon-Palmer Dilbert's 138 100 Productions Detroit 3% 3 5% 5% 1,800 3% Jan 8 • 6 6 100 5% Sep 25 25 325 23 Jan 32% Mar • 26% 27% 700 25% Jan 39% Mar 1 7% 8% 17,300 4% Jan 12% Apr 40% Jun 1 Duval Sulphur & Potash Co Dynamics Corp of America - 25 May 3-4 Feb Jan 54% 12% 6% 14- Jan 47% 12% 2.50 common 5% Durham 23% 8 partlc. Co.—■ Crystal Oil & Land Co Driver Jan 8 22% Apr 19% 8 50c Co Duraloy • Jan 2% 5% 1 50 Drug Feb 10% July 8% 10 9 8% July Sep 3% May 14% Jun — 8% Jun Mar 7 3,000 7% Aug 41% 29 1,100 7 7% — 1 21% 6% 7% 8A 8% Aug Sep 6\h May 6,800 46% A Mar 7% July 36 % 65,100 •—10 2.50 Company 27 42% July 47% 10 »_ Sep Feb 100 Sep 37% Corp Crowley Milner & Co Crown Central Petroleum (Md)__I Crown Cork Jnternat'l "A" Curtis Jan 6% 19% 1 dep receipts (ord reg) Industries Inc—— Petroleum Cuban 10% 5 x% Feb 8 5% 1 May A Jan 600 5% 19% Day Mines Inc Dayton Rubber Co class A i Electric Sep Ltd— D. Jan 12% 9 Calgary 3c Edmonton Corp Ltd California 21% 19 Feb Jan 1 ord shares__3s 6d Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc 1 Buxry Biscuit Corp 12 %o Eastern 400 20 common Jun 6% 7% Burma Mines Ltd— American dep rets Calif 21% • Aug 34% — 1 common... Corp (The) 21 % g 43% 30% • & Machine Co Buffalo-Eclipse 4% 13% Mar 100 7j| 1 convertible preferred serial preferred Buell Die Mar 21% \ 12% 300 36% 1 class Company———— Buckeye (The) Gorp Budget Finance Plan Co— 25% 5,900 1 Co Ltd July 17 1 . Common —£1 Brown Forman Distillers common 4% preferred Mills 1,300 Apr 31% 2,V 34% • reg Sep 20% July 9% Jan 1% Jan Mar 9 35% 2 Ltd— ord 95 II,600 6% Jan 6% Apr 15% Apr 35% Jun Jun 31% £1 Power rets 2 Feb • Inc 13% Mar 35% 1 ._£1 Company Bunker 7 20% • • dep rets ord bearer— Amer dep rets ord reg 6% 6% 20% _l Amer British Jan 16% July 12% 43% • . Ltd—— Oil Jan Jan Jan 4% Aug 12 Tobacco— 60c 6% 11% 10% 41% 20a Co British American F 1,500 Apr 12 1 British American S 3,900 % 42 Traction Light & Pwr ord—* Petroleums Sep 1% 12% 10 Carrier $1.12 6% Mar 5 ' 8,100 10c Inc Inc. Crown Jun 5% Aug 10,800 20c American Mar 26 25 1 Manufacturing Co Bruck 257/b Aug 2% Jan 1% _«_• . Corp Bridgeport Gas Brown Jan 1 . Brad Foote Gear Works Inc Brazilian B 17% 1 BOo Breeze Amer Aug Feb 28% Aug 13% 1 . Co In: Jan 23 % 3 Bourjols Brown 6% Aug 97/e May I,900 prior cumulative preferred-lOO Chemical Co Inc 1.50 Britalta Sep Apr 13,490 5%% Brillo 4% Mar A Apr 9% Jan 1% & Varnish Crowell-Colller 1 . Blauner's Borne 4% Apr 12% 2% 50c non-voting 2 1 % 100 "5 Jan 15% 7% Creole 5% 7 ' 1 % Distillery Ltd— voting— 12 23% 4,100 Feb Jan Jan Jan 14% "l% 1 . Inc B 600 .7.50 —— Inc & 5 5 7 30% July 10% May 10% Apr >Apr 4 15 10 A Sep 1% 19% 1 Co Co Class Jan 21% 2,500 6% Mar 51% Mar .1. • Stone Class 1A 1% Jan • 106 Mar 17% 23 1 (S) • 4% Si 25% 1 2% 4% July 9% 4% Apr 23,500 200 12% Crane % Jan 4,700 ■7% Jun • • 24% 7% ~7 Cook 100 16% 1,900 8,500 Jan May 47% July 1% July Jan 12,200 7% 67/8l 4 1 2,900 9,800 21 1 10 5% 42% 16% 140 Jan 5% 6% vtc Lines Beverage A. Sep 33% Apr Apr 3% July 113 Jan Jan 11% Jan 108 300 4,200 7 7% 16% 44% 7% 12% Courtaulds 70 1 800 23 1.25 & 11% Mar 32 Feb 6% 500 6% Englneering_.l Continental Commercial Corp 1 Coro Feb Jan 38% 1% 14,700 7 . ie 4% 37 5% 4% 21% —BS« Ino Bobbie Brooks Inc Bohack (H C) Co 5 10o 7% 1 of Canada Instrument Corp Blumenthal ~i' „ 10o 4% 7% —1 Telephone Co 44 Inc 2,400 3 l.V 13% 22 % Co_ July 9% 500 q% 1 Mar 24% Aug 32 49 20 22% -2. ; 35 : " Corp 1A 1% 100 122 Materials 26 % July 3% Jan Feb 5,100 l.'o Industries Jan Sep Jan" 7% 13% 118 Continental 11% BOo Inc Beau-Brummel Ties Beck (AS) Shoe Corp Bickford's 119% . Continental 3% 3% 1 < Bearings Watch 16 — Corp Engineering Co Barry Controls Inc class B Basic Incorporated Bayview Oil Corp common 6% convertible class A Benrus 13% , Jan Feb 15 800 3% 60« Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd Barker Brothers Belock 800 23% Sep 14% 9% 7% "Jj Air Jan 33% 22% _ Oil Ltd-. Barnes Bell 22% 16,500 30% 1 common Baldwin Securities Corp Banco de los Andes— 6% 7% 75 Jan 23% Aviation Gas— 6% 73% May 58 $1 preferred class A Industries inc Rubber 9% 58 Continental (H) Jan 26% 22% Continental Corby 5% Mar 67 —1 Consolidated Royalty Oil Consolidated Sun Ray Inc Cott ^ Baker * 1965 Cooper-Jarrett Sep 70 5 Development Corp Consol Diesel Electric Corp Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd Paint 2% 4% 1 Oils Containers Corroon Baldwin to 6% 14% 6,600 4% : Jan 8,500 1 ; H - 3 37% Consolidated B Bailey <fe Selburn 1 14% July 50 % May 5 Jan Sep ext A Mar 10,300 May Jan 16"% July 26% Apr 7% Mar Jan 8% 400 46% 20 Feb 3% ' 8% 8% —2 Corp ; ,7 _10o 6% 9% Jan 9,500 10c Inc 14 % Apr vtc 11% 23% 2% 1 Community Public Service Compo Shoe Macnlnery— Connelly 11 21% 2% 4 Equipment & Jan 9% July 23% Apr 14% Aug 26% Aug n% 10 Ltd— Sand Jan 10c Products Co Oil 17% 300 lc Coastal Caribbean Colonial 1,200 10 Co —2 Lambert Manufacturing. Colon 7% Mar 21% 10 Hosiery Farm Jan Jan 20% 21 —2.50 Co Aluminum 5% 4% 14 _2 Mining Corporation Cockshutt 400 3,200 Mar 64 2% May 10 pesos Corp—. 3% Jan Jan 52 • lp warrants Collieries 102 850 2% 2% 2% 21% 175 120 17% Aug 42% Aug Apr 2% 20,400 103% 104 % 103 % lOo Sugpr Mining 3c non-cum Club 6% 8% 22% —5 Apr % 25 - im Feb 65% 7% 900 Inc— & 108% Feb 99% 23 Clarostat Manufacturing Co Clary Sep Sep Sep 53% 140 75 Corp Corp.. Controller 14 % July 32% Mar 200 * — Feb Jun 5% 1 Clark Claussner 54% 99% 101 22 Inc„ May 2% % 1 Oil Cinerama 53% pfd-—100 Machine— li« Mar 16 8% 200 67% America.: Consolidated Chrornalloy Jan 1 Co Rivet & Christiana ■ Corp class 21 8% of CO 75 Ltd. Feb Jan 7 Co Co Oil 8% Jun 27% 67 Century Electric Co Century Investors Inc common Convertible preferenceCharter 4,700 100 4% Clopay Corporation.— 11-/B 7% Light Chamberlin % 1 1 : Clayton 4,600 8% & 13 1 — preferred— Power 110 July 10% Apr " Co-r- Jan 100 Sep 17% 11 America participating Atlas Corp option Atlas Plywood 88% 15% 40« Atlantic Coast Indus Inc— Atlantic Coast Lino Co Ayshire 88% 30% 56% 2.80 Associated Stationers Supply Co Associated Tel & Tel— Inc 570 32 Power 11% Mar J Corp Corp Maine 200 8% 10 — America of Hadley Chief 8,500 90% 30% Corp gin¬ Jan 200 1 99% 5 lft Jan 13% July 3% Mar t»ep 1,600 1 11% • Central Securities Corp common $1.50 conv preferred Apr 11% 2s 6d : Instruments 3.50% Mar 267/a July 99% Mar ord Co & Feb Industries— Laundries Non-voting Jun 1 American dep rets reg Food Stores Inc Avien 137/s 88% 1 Associated Devices 5,700 4 Equipment Corp— Oil Corp Ltd Audio 19 5,700 Ut .1 Chicago 17% preferred Development 8 100 88% 100 Asamera Class A 9% 4,100 B rets Cherry-Burrell Corp Chesebrough-Pond's & Light— Armstrong Rubber class A Arnold Altex Aluminum Co Associated Oil Jan Jan 7% 6 16% 16% Armour & Co warrants Associated 6% 5% 7 7% 1 ——. 11% 1,000 7 7 (A M) Central Apr A •_!' 12 % % __ • Corp Jun Jan i 5,50 $5 pfd Co Central Jun 1% 22% 5% High % Sep 35,800 .14% 14 6c — dep (J W) Central Mar Sep 7 7% 6 4.7i preferred Associated 5 19% 4 Arkansas Aro 37 % 2' 31% Convertible 2% 1,300 2% 50% - Products Cenco 20% July 4% Feb 19% 1 f Power 33 % 2 100 4.72% Apr 10% Jan Jun 30 16% 4% 23,500 14% % 10 Kennedy Inc & Castle Jan Feb 41 % 15% 4% Corp Appalachian Power Co Wfr pfd Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. Arkansas American 12% Jan 1,700 20e Ltd"-. —— Chemical Jan 50 8% 15/4 A Mines Angostura-Wupperman Anken 38 31% • Products. shares 45% 8% f —* Dol—1 AngJo Amer Exploration Ltd Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp— 'A" 44 8 (i pfd 1 Baxter Carter Sep 31% — 1 5% class Jan partlc 1 5 Casco 46% Aug 47% Aug 44 /a pfd—20 A preferred Writing Paper American Amurex Co Inc 38% 100 46 46 46 * .< Gas 9% Sep Low 1 5% 1 Minerals carnation' Co Aug 42 20 American 42% Ltd Williston Catalln Jan Oils & Ltd Carolina Power & Light Carreras Ltd— ' 9% Aug 8% 5% Mines Petrofina Carey Jun Sep 33 1 Marconi—' Northwest Range Since Jan. 1 High 12% CanaJ-Randolph Corp Capital City Products- May 19% May 5% Aug 300 13% Feb 10% —* . Canadian 51 Sep 11% 27,400 7 57/B 20 Machine Manufacturing Co American /a 86 Jan 42 6,500 12% 12 12% £1 — C Low 1 Paper Mills Ltd— American shares American Laundry M Inc 1% 175 44 42 20 American American 4% 4% .1 Corp— Co American Shares % Can 14% May 16 preferred Beverage for Week n Canadian 5% Jun 5% Mar 10% Book Sales Range 10c Canadian July July Aluminum Co of America— $3.75 Week's of Prices Canadian Javelin Ltd 11% May 65% Mar Jl 1— American Sale Price Par 51% Aug 18% July 13% -10« Corp American Last American Stock Exchange Range Since Jan. 1 Low High High 49% Allied Control Co Inc — Friday ENDED SEPTEMBER 18 STOCKS Shares Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd Alg emene Konstadjde H V— Amer dep rets Amor shArof— Algom-Uranlum Mines Ltd — All American Engineering Co—Alleghany Corp warrant* —i Allegheny Airlines Inc— Allied Artists Pictures Corp— 5 %% convertible preferred. Allied Paper Alsco Inc FOR WEEK for Week Last AbitImi BUek bekufi RANGE Sales Week's Friday STOCKS 6% preferred 50 Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co Camden Fire Insurance 1 Canada Bread Co Ltd Canada Cement Co Ltd uaoada Southern For Dredge see J — ftf 35 % 1 6% — 3,V 35% 7 — • page 30 3% 3% 1,600 350 7,800 • Petroleums Ltd vtc.l & Dock Co Ltd • footnotes 3A 5 . Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd Canadian — 6% 5 — 30 3 3% July 35 % Sep Sep Feb 38 Mar 30 Sep 3 Mar Jan E Jan May 5 12.300 28% 4% 10% Mar Feb 100 % 60% Mar 38 5% May 33% Apr Eastern Malleable $7 preferred $6 Edo common series 42% A 1 39 42% 200 38% 25 Iron Eastern States Corp 39% 1,600 • 1 Elder Mines and Dev Ltd —1 Jan Feb July 12% 1 12 5 8 1 is 16 13% 1,400 18912 Feb Jan 177 Feb 12% Jun 18% Mar O 1 16 5,600 i! Jan 37. 51 47 Jan 160 * Referred series B Corporation class A 30% 175 i V. Tim Number 5883 190 Volume . (1207) 135 Commercial and Financial Chronicle The . . mi AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Friday Sale Price Exchange American Stock Par El-Tronics Erie Forge 29,900 24% Sep 38 Apr 18 % 400 14% Jan 21 May 1% 25 % 700 26% 95 % 96 10% 3% 10% 40% \ 19 Jan 94 % Aug 60 17 9% May 2% Mar 33% May Feb 104 12% July 1114 10,400 3% 94,600 3% Jan 6% Mar 1,650 40 % Aug 60% Mar 3% 43 % 6 6% 4,400 6% July 9% Mar 10% —1 10 10% 600 10 % Sep 13 10 10 10% 900 9'A Jun 200 7 Jun 12% July 11% Mar 7% 1 Esquire Inc — Eureka Corporation Ltd Eureka Pipe Line 19,100 3,300 1 % 42% 6% : 16% Mar 3,800 8% 1 1 cum 1st preferred Manufacturing Co 26% July Sep Jan 21% 8 25% & Steel Corp common Sep 7% 1 17 $1 or 25c 10 8 iff 18 19 14,600 14% Jan % Jan 50 14 % 1_ st2 Mar Jan 25 Industrial Co International Fairchild Camera Fajardo Eastern _1 21% 1 150% 1 14% Instrument & Oil Ironrite Oils Felmont Firth A Corp__. % n 414 414 4% 24,800 6% 6 6 8,200 Jan % May 2,000 4% Sep 5% July 14 Aug 27% July 205 Jan Industries 30 May Kaltman Kansas Jan 8 Feb 7% Jan 9% Feb Inc.— :—_2.50 9% '8% 9% 16,600 8% Jan 12% Mar 100 11% Jan 14% July 27,300 11% Jan 20 Kidde (Walter) Oil Kirkland 111% Jan 200% Jun Klein 114% Jan 201 Jun £1 1.25 . 11% 10% 11% 35,700 6J$ Jan 1% 1% 1% 4,000 1% Aug 4% July l 4% 5 42% 41 414 1,600 43% 4% 1,500 34% Jan Co Power 13% July Gellman Mfg General Co Alloys Co General Development General Electric 3 Mar 5% Jan 48 Kropp General Stores Transistor (A Corp 8% Aug 38% Aug 16% 28,400 15% Sep 23% ill 5% 200 4% Mar 5% 28% 1,800 18% Apr Western Producers 11 Leases • 11% —12% 15 % 19% Aug 27% Mar Sep 3% July 29 Aug 10% Jan 16,200 300 6% Jan 45% July 13% Mar July 102 Jan Sep 97 6% Jan 500 11% Jan 15 Jan 15% 1,800 14% Jun 19% Hall Co Plywood 23% 27% 600 20 % Jan 2% 2% 600 1% Jan 6% 1,400 1% 12,200 % 300 18% % 18% 19 5% Mar (The) Hartflelc Apparel Light— Electric Instruments Inc Harvard Sep Apr 1% Jan Jan 24 33% 1,000 29% Jun 12% 200 7% Feb 35% May 14% July 10% 10% 11% 2,100 10% Jan 16% Mar 2% 1)4 2% 2% 3,400 2 Sep 1% 1% 6,000 1% Jun 48% 9,000 6 % 45% 600 35% Jan Jan 5 24% Aug 3% May 2% Feb 56% Apr 8% Feb Jan 26 Hazeltine Corp—. Heli-Coll 5% Hoe ..Class 22% 1% 2 200 International Corp Hpffman Industries Hofmar.n Consolidada S Lake Shores Lakey Corp Lamson & Holophane Holt La Oil Class Hormel ( Geo Bearing Co Refineries Leonard A* Hardart common Electric Howell Locke Hubbell (Harvey) Humble Oil & Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co j. Industrial For Enterprises footnotes page 37. 4% Jan 900 6% Sep 3% 3% 3% 800 3% Jun Aug 19% 15% 15% 35% July 15% 16% 1,400 27% 28% 500 25 % Jan 700 7% Sep 9% ~7% 7% 12% 12% 6% May 8% Mar Jan 5 9% Jan Aug Jun 13% Mar 24,800 9% Jan 19% 65,900 4% Jan 14% Mar 15,500 14 6% 5% 14% 17 10% Jun 17% July 34% 34% 30 July 33 Apr Jan 40 6% 7 1,200 .-4% Jan 7% Aug 7 7 500 6% Jan 7% Aug 10 7 Inc__——1 12 12 13'% 23 24 5 1 1% 9,500 12 Sep 25% 150 1 % 20 Jan 31% May Jan 3% Mar 7,500 1% Jan Mar 13% 13% 300 13% July 20 1 30c 2.50 47% 47 % 50% 8,600 47 % Sep 62 % Mar 30 29% 30% 400 27% Jan 34 —2 11% 11% 12% 2,100 11'a Sep 15% July M ; 1 Publications Inc warrants — Petroleum Corp— trust certificates Magellan Voting Jan Oil Corporation 12% 13 1,000 10% Jan 14% Aug 21% 23% 4,600 15% Jan 30 1% 19,200 1% 1 Communication 1% 10,500 % Jan 9 1,400 8% Sep 19% Mar 1,300 Jun 24% Mar 21 7 25% 24% 25% 4,400 23% 2.50 16'A 16% 17% 5,500 16% Jun Sep 28% Feb 22% May 5-frMar 6% July 20% 19% 22% 6.000 11% Jan 37% May 13% 12 % 13% 25,400 10% Jan 17% £1 Ltd Co Apr 1% 8 % 22 warrants— Apr 112 1% 21 Co July 2% 8% Marconi International Marine Co Sep 21 Stores Mansfield Tire & Rubber new Martin 1 1 Public Service Maine Mangel 13 22% —lc 10c 50c Mages Sporting Goods Magna — Jun 51 Jan 69% July Industries Inc (J W) & Johnson Jan 18% May Menasco Jan 13% 3 Apr 3% 2"% 38,300 Sep 4% Jun 7 6% 29% 4 8 Sep Sep 9% May 34 May 4% 600 3% Jan 6% Mar 6% 1,400 4% Jan 9% May 24% 24% «% 26% 8% 1 % May 3,600 Feb 3% 1,800 2% 8 Jan 33 July Jan 24% Aug 800 x4Q 14,600 50 ___ Jan 49% Jun Mirro Aluminum Company Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR 19 % Jan 76 Aug Mohawk 92% Sep 100 Mar Jun 75 Jan ~4% 1,000 4% Jan 6% Mar 8% 10,600 5% Jan 12% May 16% . 4% 6 % €% 16% 51/3 18% 2,100 8% Jan 5% 20,300 1% Jan 5 10 11 10% 10 11 G% 400 12 % 1,900 3% 8% 8% 500 14% 11 1,400 13% 3% 8% pfd 12 % Jan 1,200 3% :> Jan Sep Sep 6% Jun 4.40% Jun 4.80% 18% Mar 4% 7% July 10% Apr 7% 15% Aug Jan Apr Ltd— America Montgomery Ward & Co Montrose Chemical Co 3,000 2% 2% 2,600 2% Sep 32% 3,100 30% Sep 36% Mar 1% 1% 32,200 1% Jan 2% Apr 3% 300 3 Jan 4 % Apr Mount 44 % 45% 500 43 Feb 54 Jun Mountain % Sep Muntz 44 3,200 29% Jan 13% 14% 7,000 13% Sep 21% Jan 12% 36 12% 13% 5,100 12% Sep 21% Jan 36 36% 300 39 57% 58 125 125 40 124 600 34 124 124 28 Mar 53% May Sep Aug Muskegon 66 Feb Muskogee 138 Feb Muter 35 % Jun 38% 97% July 34% 102% 10% Mar 11% 1,100 84 84% 400 66% 61 62% 650 55 13% 2414 13% 14% 5,100 10% Feb 20 % Mar 24 25 2,400 22% Jan 35% May 6% 5 6% 6% 350 Sep Inc 5% 44 35"% 13% 5is 4% 11,500 91 Apr 45 35% 38% 68 % Jan 10% Jun 13% lOjj 100 100 1 4 ---1 2-50 10O 79% 80 160 Milling Co National ® Hess (Mich) 4*% 14% Electric Weld Machines Aug Jan National Presto Feb National Research Aug National Rubber 48 Sep 14% 8% Feb National Sep 90 Jan 7% May 23% Apr Industries Inc Starch 1 5 1 4% 14 5% 15 1,300 2,300 3% 14 Jan 1,600 22 7% 2,300 Sep Jan 18% Mar 10% Feb Feb Jan 8 Mar 36% 100 34% Jan 38 Jun 13% 300 13% Sep 16% Mar 200 97 Jun 100 31 7 99% 101 34 34 34 4 Feb 2,700 7% Sep 1,500 3% Sep IS 11,400 8% % %. 57/e 4% 7% H Jan 104% May 39 Jun 20% Jan 4% July 1% Jan 34% 34% 36% 9,700 34 % Sep 52% Apr 24% 24% 26% 3,700 21 Jan 41 % Jan 8% 8% 8% 7,900 Sep 13% July 8% 85 86% 50 83% Aug 91% 91% 91% 10 88 86 10 86 146% 270 143 13% 17,200 86 86 143 143 July July 12% Sep 12 % Sep 44 12% Jan 90% Jan 97 % Mar 92 Apr 157% Mar 20% Jan 4% 3 4% 16% 159 2% 2% "3 % 300 60% Feb "4% 600 17% 1,000 168 2% 700 6,300 2% Feb 4% Mar 3% 3 % Apr 4% Jun 4% Jan 7'A A pi 24% Jun 16% Jan Jan 138 1% Jan Jun 22 22% 2,400 22 32 32% 1,100 28% Jan 13 % 13% 14% 2,600 6% 6% 7% 4,500 5% 7% 11% National Telefilm National Transit 2 -1 -10 Chemical 50c Corp Associates Co 5% Jan 180 Aug 2% Mar 28% Jan 37% Mar 16 July Jan 363A Jan 12 8 Jun 12% May Apr May 5 600 10% 2,900 3% Jan 9% 5% 1,300 5 Jun 7% July 11 8% 5% 5% 5% 2,400 4% Jun 7% 7% 8% 1,600 4% Jan 2% Sep 10c 1 30 July 27 July 18 300 16 13 100 3% 38,200 11 % 1,700 4,400 19 21 24 24 30 30 32% 1,200 16% 16% 16% 9% 9% 3% 19% 3% 400 Feb Aug 3% Mar Jan 250 19% 12% 2'g 8% 10% 23% May 26 18% 11 % Sep 12% July 26 13% Z5C Machinery & 1-1 8% --1 National Steel Car Ltd . 1,400 23% * Mfg & Stores National Petroleum Ltd Aug 1 3 — Bellas National Sep 79 ~16% 22% 1 Industries Inc National Alfalfa Dehydrating & 53% Jan Mar 15% 22 15 13% 50c Napco 13 900 19% 29 Jan 6% Aug 13 % Jan N Jun 7% 80 6 10% 36% 2.50 Corp Namm-Loeser's Inc 35% 11,900 13 Apr 12% 1,100 7 —•—— _. Nachman 42 100 44 1,700 32% Piston Ring Co_. Co Company National £1 8,800 14% 15 % — Feb 11% July 3% 13% Jan 13% Mar 11% 84% 61% Jan TV Mills Jun 3% May 2% —-1 Inc Slates Tel & Tel Vernon Jan 14 class A preferred cumulative Feb 29% 12% 22 Murphy Corporation Murray Ohio Mfg Co 42 13% 6% 2% May Sep 59 % 25% 3% 14 86'% Mt Diablo Company 3% 34% July Sep 18% Apr 21 13% 1 Moody Investors Service partic pref Mt Clemens Metal Products com 30% 42 3,500 ~ 214 46 1}$ Mar 3,700 - Precision Industries. preferred ___— — preferred series B__ preferred series C 4.50% Sep 22% Monongaliela Power Co— 19% 13"% Jan 2% of Corp Warrants Monogram 1 20% 1 1 1 Molybdenite Corp (Can) Molybdenum 34% 1,200 21 100 10c Inc Airlines Jun 18% Mar 19% "ctfs" 8% May 8% Jan 19% —-* Mining Corp of Canada Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% 30 2,700 34% 82% Aug 12 34% conv 71 9 41 % 1% 1 Aug 100 17 21'% preferred—* 50c Midwest Piping Co :— -5 Miller Wohl Co common 50c 4%% convertible preferred 50 $1 Oil Corp Midland Jun Sep ~l Mid-West Abrasive 64% Feb 5% 1 1 10 1 Corp Hone 74% Mar 5,100 20,400 54% 8,600 17 1 preferred Mlcromatic 6,100 6% 1 Michigan Chemical Corp Michigan Sugar Co common 6% 64 72% 5% 5 Co Metal & Thermit Corp 11% Mar 9 67 8 8 13 Iron Mining Corp Ltd Island 62 70 5"% 1 1 Mfg Co Refrigerating Co 63 72% • 1 Co Merchants 2% —.— & Co G) (A McKee 3014 1% __50c 1 Inc see 300 3,100 650 Industrial Electronic Corp Jun 11% Jan 1 Imperial Chemical Industries— Hardware Mar 6'a 1 3% May Imperial Color Chem & Paper Corp__10 Imperial Oil (Canada) ._• Imperial Tobacco of Canada .5 Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1 Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100 9 15% 5% 1 National Casket Company rets ord reg— 200 12% 6% com preferred National Brewing Co American dep Mar 6% Inc . 8% 95 —5 Jan 3% Mar 4% 14% Lynch Corp 10% 95 4.—2.50 Hydrometals Inc— Hygrade Food Products 12 3 Lunkenlieimer (The) Co 400 95 6 Inc 5% 14% Mar 12 6% -25c Corp of America Chain 400 72% Refining 8% 5 Steel 10% 66% 1 Co Motors Jan 5% of N Y cumulative 5,» Lithium 10 100 preferred Aug m 50c Inc (R G) Tourneau Liberty Fabrics 9% 66% —.—15 • * 2% 8 5 com new 'Realty Corp Lefcourt Le Inc University 5 60c 1 * & Co A) 1,800 6 10 i 9% 40 1 • * 10 Feb 2% Jan July 5 Inc 9% .1 A 12% 17 3 Co 25c Hardart Baking Co_ Horn A- 5fe class 300 Jan -}$ Feb 1 Delaware of Sessions 10% * B Ball & Hoover Horn Ltd Co 13% 4% 20% July 23% Apr 23% Apr 1 * Salle Extension Mead 4 (Henry) & Co Home 300 13% 2% __ 75 pesos Ltd Corp Industries Lanston Mays 3% Inc Co 1,200 20% 20 13 % 1 Industries Lamson Feb 3 300 Stores 19% 20% — 33Vic 1 A Mines Foundry Lamb Apr 22% July 1% Mines Jan Jan 1% Inc Consol Gold Corporation Hollinger Holly Holly 14% Jan 1% May 6% —, Spe 18% 18,400 4¥4 2.50 Jan Sep % 19 19 5 5 1"% 2% 13,200 18% Mar 6% A 1 1 1,500 5,800 % 31 4% 10 1 1 3 % 22% May 3% Feb 3% Mar 4% Feb Jan 64% & Co Inc common (R > 2% 2% i7<r Jan Feb 64% Corp Aircraft Hlller 2% 2% Jan July 8% 28% 1 1% 18% 1,000 25c 6,800 800 2a % Highway 2 3,400 28 % Manufacturing Co Trailer Industries com convertible preferred Higbie 2 1% 2% 1.25 1 20c 9% 5,200 10c __25c 14% 7,000 1% 17 16% _ 27% 25c Products Inc Herold Radio & Electronics 900 2% 16 16% 10c Apr 18% July 9% Feb Galion Hercules 3,900 17% 2 16% 2.50 Jan 46% 25% Jan 100 Jan 9% 20% —100 Jan 12% 2 5'A 23 pfd 30 * Jan preferred 4% 2,900 38 33 11% 22% 1% 1 & Co 5 % % (W E) Heller 33% 25c 36% 3 Sep 1 Sep ' Inc Jun Corp Jan Mar 28 % 1 Maule 6% 10c ———* 25c 8 101 Massey-Ferguson Ltd 2% 18% — Jun Aug Feb 5% July 1,600 900 Mining Co— Helena Rubenstein Inc 20% July 4 94 pfd—100 Co 12% Mar Jan Jan 1,600 2% 2,000 Hecla Sep Hi 3% Mar 5% 6% 15% 2 10c 14,400 2 Sep 7 15% 13% % 21% Inc Hazel Bishop 12,900 3% Mar 13% 6 2% 14 Lithographing Co Havana 21,100 Apr Sep 6% 2% 20% Hastings Mfg Co 1% Jan 4% Inc Mack Trucks Inc —■—1 .25 1 Inc Stores Hartford 4,600 1% 16% Co Forge Macfadden 14 21 6% Corp.— Harnischfeger 1% 14 4% % 6 1-50 Mar 12% —— 4,700 5,400 15% Stores Mar 10 Inc Harmoh-Kardon & Jun 4 ll% 32% —10c 2 —____1 Corp.; 25 4% Corp Mesabl Lamp Harbor Sep 6'a 27% 5% 6% 3% Mar Jan 6 5 Corporation——— B 30 Dept Rubber Co Merrill & Feb Mar 25% 15% Apr 8% 12% H H 7 4 50c Louisiana Land & Exploration 5 Corp Jun 1% Lodge & Shipley (The) Co Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co 6 10c 50c 1 5% Sep lig Sep 22% 47% 27% May 2% Jan Feb 2% 13 ig% 32% 82 Jan — Aug 9% 13% 12 23 % Aug 14% — 7% Apr 10c 1 Industries & 9% 11% Feb 15% —_1 Products Inc Land 8% 11% 9 Sep 37 18 91 1 Company Western 1,600 Sep 17% Jan 95 Co Griesedieck Company. States 15,700 35% _1 common—60c 30 -50c .____——9c —1 Financial Western Stores 3,500 10% 4 preferred series A Greer Hydraulics Films 9,900 3% 27% 1 6% Freehold 600 19% 31% Manufacturing & Jan 10% Inc Great Gulf 20% 32% Inc Co Great Gulf 25 1 Manufacturing Co Amer Industries Inc Lakes Oil & Chemical Co_ Guild 8,400 __• Grand-Rapids Varnish Grocery 4% July 6% 3% 8 1 Products Corp cl A __10c Consolidated Mines 1 Manufacturing Co——16% (Adolf) Gridoil l%hJan —1 — —— Union Great 2,500 8% Mar 18 18% 1 Distilleries class B— Globe Great 3% Feb 27% 28 50c 1 Co C) Co Gobel Gray 4% 30% 5 .__ Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Goldfleld Jan 15% 153^ £1 S Georgia Power $5 preferred $4.60 preferred — Goodman May 30% __1 Corp Corporation Genung's Incorporated Gold Seal 6 48 107 18% Corp Plywood Gorham 6% Sep July Ltd— Co General Gilchrist 36% 2% Aug 2% 3% 3-yH 1 dep rets ord reg General Indus Enterprises Glenmore 100 76 1,500 Jan 100 2% 25 Fireproofing Gilbert 36% 5,200 * 3% Krueger Brewing Co Lear American General _I 1 Builders Corp common. convertible preferred— General 3614 104 1 General 5% 36% 100 2% 18% (I B) Kobacker La • common preferred 2% 17% 2% 17% 1,800 Company Hotels L'Alglon 5% Apr Coi^ Ltd Stores Inc (S) Knott ord reg Fox Head Brewing Co_—_— Fresnillo (The) Company Fuller (Geo A) Co Apr 12 % Minerals Kleinert Ltd*rets 22 3A Jun 8,400 Kingston Products Kirby Petroleum Co Apr Canada— dep Feb Jan 8% 6% Kings ford Company 50 24 7 2,400 5 Kin-Ark 179 Feb 8,700 9% (Del) Co Kawneer 14% July 179 16% 16% 8% 9 8% Kawecki Chemical Co Sep • 10 % 14% 15 Katz Drug Company— Jan • 1,500 14% 6 4%% Electric & Gas 1A 5% 1414 Jan 7% Corp 9% 13 Apr 45% 7%' (D) & Company 4,900 12 34% Sep K July 18% 6,600 13 Sep 32% 1% Oils Ltd Jupiter 6% 12% 27% 1,000 15c Inc 12% 1 1,100 34% ————1 10c Co— Glass Industries 5% __1 28 l°c 11% Co Inc 27% 32% Corp— 6% Ford Motor Co Gatineau Oil 11% of American Jan July 14 27% % 1 non-voting_ voting B 50% 1,700 Feb 28 1 1 .___ _10c (M H) Class 30,200 14% 14% 16% —X 25o Sterling Class 170% 143 Aug 15 % Inc Corp Inc General Motor Jan 1 Flying Tiger Line Inc Ford Sep 12% 1 Petroleum Flshman 9% 6,100 30 Ltd Filmways Financial 3,000 12% 5 Irving Air Chute Class A 147% Mar 4,300 10c Manufacturing Israel-American 9% Mar Jun 13% Company Fireman Jan 117 12% 33%c Investors Royalty— 1 Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100 Iron 1,850 119% 125% 32% 1 Ltd—-—• Resistance Co International Intex Kaiser $2 preferred Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd Fargo 1114 22% Associates— Sugar of beneficial int shs Common 9% 20 % 11 1 & Co class A— Ltd Holdings International Products Jetronic Corp (Max) 13% Petroleum Co International Jeannette Factor 119% 1 3% Jan F Fabrex 5 North America of Breweries Inc International 4,500 8% 6% 7% Range Since Jan. 1 Low High Shares Hiih Low 25c Plywood Co Inc Insurance for Week Range of Prices Sale Price Par 25% 20c pfd——100 _____1 i.———10c — 6% Ero High Last STOCKS American Stock Exchange Sales Week's Friday WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 18 FOR Range Since Jan. 1 Low High 18 18 8 —1% Inc Shares 24% 24% Electrographic Corp * Electronic Communications ——_—1 Electronics Corp of America.— __1 Emery Air Freight Corp Empire District Electric 5% Empire Millwork Corp— Equity Corp common $2 convertibe preferred. RANGE for Week Range of Prices Low 5 Share & Bond Electric Sales Week's Last STOCKS 2 & Sep 10 Vb 15% 17 Jan Mar Jan 13 % Mar Jan Jan 39% May 29 % July 30 Sep 100 16% 9% 2,100 7% Sep Apr 4 2,600 3% May 39% July 19% 10 % 5 Feb Feb Mar The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . Monday, September 21, 1959 . (1208) EXCHANGE AMERICAN STOCK Friday Week'B Range of Prices Shares Sale Price Low Par National Union Nestle-Le New England New Haven New Idria New Jersey New Mexico New Pacific New Park New Tel Process New 100 Watch & & Chem Co Co Arizona Coal &c 19,900 % Jan 24% Sep 6,800 13 Sep Sep 13 3 13* 15 4 14 u % 1 2 >4 2V4 2% 4 28V4 32 2844 30 Railway Cement 1 class A B U Canadian Oils —1 Ltd— -25 Northeast Airlines North Penn RR Northern Ind North 1 Co Pub 4%% pfd—100 Rankin Nickel Mines LtdUranium Mines Ltd Northspan 17% Feb ft Sep Sep 1 ft I.7* 300 11% 5,900 10% 644 2,200 6% 34% 2,800 34 275 3 3 800 3 -- 3 3 ft Sep Jun Seebuig 5% Mar Seeman Feb 6 Sep 844 Mar Sep Sep 74% May 82 1 144 1 Vb 1 Sep May A May 2 % May 2% Jan Seton 1% Jan Shattuck 1 7,900 2'/» 2 44 19,600 1% Jan 89 44 Mar Corp — 3% 3% 19% 1944 22% 21,200 90% 69 90'/'2 396 4% Jan 5% Aug July 34 87% Co Overseas Securities Oxford Electric Products Corp— Jun 98 % Mar Shoe of Corp 544% Clay Products— 5% — 1% Jan 4% Feb Slf"~nl 5% May Oil 4.36% redeemable Pacific Lighting 71 256 66 Vb Apr 80 Mar Sllex 18%- 18% 18% 600 15% Apr 21 July Silver Creek 18% 20 700 16% Jan 22 Feb Silver-Miller 1,800 544 Jan 10 Mar dividend Pacific Page-Hersey & Precision Mines Lighting 2 7'A 1,000 25% 26% 600 24% Apr 27% 23% 2344 24% 1,900 23% Jan 24% 500 23% Sep Sep 26% 23% 26% Jan 23% 23% 500 22% 26 Jan 23% 100 • (C A) vtc__2 Bol Amer shares—1 Bol -1 Metal 1 2.50 i 1 „' Philips Electronics IncPhilippine Long Dist Tel Phililps Screw Go_( Phoenix Steel Corp (Del) Aircraft Powdrell & 4 1 Erie 50 Co ——* & Alexander Inc Corp East 200 4% — 12 /a 11% 8% 100 A 1 100 Jun 143 % 9 3% Jan 39,400 11% Sep 19% Jan 8% Sep 13% Apr 425 99 28 2,700 31 2% 2% 2% 20,600 2'A 1% 1% 1% 15.300 8 % 8% 9% 2,200 1% 4% 16% 100 16 % 16% 16% -- 9 /4 4% 500 9% 9% 1,300 7% 7% 100 7% ■»»- 8% 9_ 10 3,600 9 64% 64% 800 33 35% 1,600 15,500 }" 6 % 1ft 3 m 16/8 36% 37% 2,100 6% 6% 3,800 6% 1,200 5% 4% „.? 9 A Sep Jan Jan Apr Jan 9 5 —* 360 83% Feb 14 3,900 10% Jan 2% S% Aug Jan 32 600 2% Jan 4% 15% 10% 10% 100 10% Jun 61 63 44 750 61 Sep 2,200 2 Sep A Sep 450 61% Jan 83 1,100 15% Jan 5% 8,200 4% Sep 67% 26% 27% 5 5 8 19% 1,200 14% Jan 21 15% 15% 800 10% Jan 10 1044 3,000 10 Aug 8344 83% 85 Sep 90 20c 82 % 34 34 24% 23% 24% 2,900 18% Jan 57 64 44 1,800 46% Jan 90 200 33% Feb 44 2 IB 2|?f 3% 4,800 2% Aug 8 Mar Feb 54 Jan 29% Aug 29,300 29'/a 30 44 29% A Sep 32% Sep Jan II,800 29% 19% 200 33 36 5% 6 2% 2% 25c 99% Mar Sep 48 Jan 250 Feb 89 44 Jan 46 Jan 6 % Aug 4,700 2% Jan 2% 32,000 1% Jan 4 % Mar A 108,500 A Sep U Jan 6% Jan A ft 36% Jun Sep Aug ; 4% 4% 5 Vb 3,100 4% May 7 6% 7 44 7,100 6\$ Sep • * 13 Jan 42 Co 35 Mar 34 44 32 32 1.100 20 49% 4944 51% Aug 4144 Aug Sep 125 32 1 May 5944 Aug 45% May 8,800 Jan 187 .1■ Jan 13 10% Mar 6% July 47% July 10% U'/b 5,100 1 7% 7% 7% 700 1 18% 18% 21 600 32 32 33 6,100 Oil Penn £1 Co 12.90 — California Jan 17% Mar Feb 944 Mar 7% May 18% 32 25% Mar Sep Sep 38 55 % 55 % 40 53 % July 60 Feb 23 23 % 800 23 26 Feb 22% 100 22% California Petroleum Materials Co Pipe .—25 —25 2 1 Co • 1 1 Corp 1 10 Products Co 1 Inc 19% 19% Sep 23 % Jan 200 20% Jun 22% Feb 19% 20 200 19% Sep 22 4 100 3% Aug 11% Jan Apr Jan 4 13 % 14 7% 14% 7% 8% 1,100 3% 14% 14 1,600 10% 11% 31,900 6 % 800 6 6 14 V* 1344 15 . "9 9% 17% 18% 1,600 64 64 % 700 9 44a 1 Corp 10% —10c 9% 16 vs Mines Ltd —1 (The) Corp common convertible preferred 11% Instruments Steel of Canada Sep 16% 16% 600 12% Feb 22% 200 2144 2,100 4 Sep Sep 24% Aug 4% 12 3,600 7 Jan 14% 12% 1,600 11 Jun 18 % May 3% Aug 2 4 9% 11% 6 Stetson (J (Hugo) Stone Stop B) & Btroock 4,500 10% 500 Jan 5% Mar 1544 Mar Sep Feb 14 % Mar 25 26% 7,300 23 Jan 43 Mar • 78 42 78% 80% 475 71 Jan 94 % July 9% 9% 700 6 Jan 10 Mar 22 % 21% 22% 500 Jan 26 Va July 5 2044 20 20% 1,300 Feb 25 9 15% 17% (Del) 10c 3% Inc & Co 28,800 3 20 1 700 700 30% Jun 24 Vb 400 21% Apr 42% 500 33 Vb Jan 46 Aug 26% Aug 43% Sep 16 % 13 • 2% 244 "5 21,900 1 1 344 3% 4 10.900 1 3 244 3 2,100 5 44 Symington Wayne Corp warrants Jan 21% 43 24% 1 International Petrol Corp Superior Tool & Die Co 5% Mar 24 % Apr 4144 2444 544 6% 2,200 17% 17% July 18% July 21 5 1 "3% 41% • Corp Corp ~3% Jan Jan 15% Sunset Mar Jun 25 Stylon Corporation May 5% 100 7 7 10% 1 Shop (S) 3% % • — Co Container 3 44 16,700 5 ordinary Corp 3"' July May 1 Sterling Aluminum Products Sterling Brewers Inc— Sterling Precision i> % 10% 25c Inc Steel Parts Corporation Stein (A) & Co A 50c Enterprises Inc Statham Co 10c Jan 9% Jun 21% July 72 July 17% July Jan 64 Jan 21% Mar 28 21% 16% 1 B Jan 8% Mar 4,400 17% 4% Jan 16% Apr 15% Jun 9% Feb 4% Jan 13% Aug 25% Sep 4,000 64 Jan 84 11% 5,300 14 4b 17% Aug 10% Jan 72% 200 3 544 6% July Sep 2% Jan 1,000 x72 % x72% 3% 1 Corp class 1,500 21 20 (Ky) 53% Mar Jun 21 10% 1 57 % Mar 46 5 10c 2544 Mar 19% Corp__2 Inc Sep Sep Aug 20% 20 25 Line Forgings 53 25 preferred cumulative preferred cumulative preferred Uranium Feb 22% 55% .—25 cumulative Aviation 944 25 n c convertible preference convertible preference Tube 11 25 25 1 preferred cumulative preferred Shares 4 Edison— cumulative Oil 5% 41% 1 original preferred Statecourt Q 1 29 % - Sep 50c 26% July 57 50% 250 50 90% 29% 192 % 4% Mar Jan Starrett Feb 34 5 218% 89 50% 3644 Jan Jan ■ Jan 3 213 3% 8% Mar Sep 29 Jan Stjnnes 150 3,300 I,100 3% Jan 544 Stanrock 17% Aug 117/b Jan 100 3,300 3% 29 6% 3 Stanley Mar 18 30% 29 18% Feb Apr 54 Jan 35 900 Standard 'd Mar 1844 1,700 "5% 5,000 fr Oil Standard-Thomson Jan 15% ~7% Feb 6,700 Standard 28% Aug A 63% 2744 1 6% 15% July 4344 Mar Feb 8,400 Standard 4}?t Sep 2A 15% 800 ~6% 9 5 Standard 72% Mar 16% 4,500 5 % Standard 21% May 13% Jan 61 9% 214% Stahl-Meyer Inc Standard Dredging Corp common $1.60 convertible preferred Standard Financial Corp— Jan 15 A 9% 3% Spencer Shoe Corp Sperry Rand Corp warrants Jan 67 9% Sep Mar Publications— Southern 14% Sep 9% Aug 100 14% • preferred Royalty Spear & Company 98 % Mar 13% 12 1 Shares Southland 19% Feb 14% May 15% Apr 88% 1,500 3,800 10c Southern Jan 87% 8,200 24% 10c Corp Southern 1% Mar Sep % Yi 13 44 5% 4.08% 50% July 7% Feb 8% % 12% 22 5 VB 4.24% Sep Jan 12% Jan 10,700 24% July 1% Mar 5 Vb 4.32% 9"% Mar 75% July 36 % Jan 1944 July 4,000 4% 4.48% Jan 9 9 % 22% Apr 7% 20 % May 544 4.56% 14% May 9% 44% 2% 20% 13 2 ** 17% Aug 14% May 5% Jan Jan 800 8%' 20% 5% Jan 1344 11,700 4% 4.78% 17% Aug 1,000 8,900 14% 22% - Jan 9% 16% 13% 5 4.88% Jan Feb 12% 14% 44% -- 18 5% 244 11% 9 — l^/4 87 /a 14 Corp—10c 5% Mar Jan % Sep 23 % 6 % l* -- • Quebec Lithium Corp Sep Ltd Southern 37% Mar 7% May 6% Jan 60 % Jan 22% Jan 3,100 64 /8 •—• 102 Sep Sep Sep Feb 14 700 8% 4% 9% Jan 14% Jan 4% '8 Public Timber Jan 4 Jan 800 5 12% Sep 1 Pyle-National Co 1% 5,100 Ltd Venezuelan Sinclair South 90% Mar 6% Apr 82% 180 —1 Service of Colorado— 444% cumulative preferred Puerto Rico Telephone Co Puget Sound Pulp & 2,000 4 44 Manufacturing South Coast Corp , Ltd 3% 4 Boss Feb 8,400 84% 100'A 100 28 28 10 —1 Jun 124 82'A — Mines 2% 4% • Airways Inc Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Sonotone Corp 91% Mar Jun 90 70 92 91 1 Dome 644 Mar 3 6 44 2 Skiatron Electronics & Telev 95% Mar 83 * Progress Mfg Co Inc Prophet (The) Company Providence Gas Jan Slick Jan —-1 Prentice-Hall Inc Preston Inc__10c * Oil Sep Sep 2 44 Singer Manufacturing Co Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd— Amer dep rets ord registered Jan (Del)—2.50 of Canada Royalties Ltd Pratt & Lambert Co Prairie 10 pesos —1 Polymers Pneumatic Scale ——i Poloron Products, class A_ Polymer Corp class A Power 23% Sep Sep 23 83 1 10c Corp. Materials Sep 20% 180 —5 Co inc Pittsburgh & Lake Pittsburgh Railways Plastic 20% 500 85 9 2 Products-—- Pierce Industries 21% 21'A 83 — Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20 Perfect Circle Corp 2.50 Peruvian Oils & Minerals- Piasecki 2144 20% 1 Pep Boys (The) Pepperell f. 2144 20% r-2 Canada Ltd Jun 84 % 1 Corp Simpson's i Jan 2 Parkersburgr Aetna of Apr 26% 1 pfd 8% Inc American convertible $3 Jan • Tubes Traffic Co. 32 29% • Parker Pen Co class A Class B Peninsular Sep —• Company Patfno Apr 29% 26 % May /2 Pancoastal Petroleum Penn 28 6,300 8% Light 5% Pantepec Oil (C A) Park Chemical 600 30 /2 — Power 30 29'A • $4.75 dividend preferred-. $4.75 conv dividend preferred $4.36 dividend preferred Pacific Northern Airlines— Pacific Petroleums Ltd Warrants 29 2944 25 • preferred 644 6,000 4,300 Co Silvray 42% Mar 29 26 preferred—25 preferred—25 1st $4.f<j preferred $4.40 22,000 A class Co Jan 7% 9% 6% 1 68 — Jan 3% ; Gas & B Class 68 25 5% redeemable 1st J/eferred 25 5% redeemable 1st 'fid series A—25 4.80% redeemable JLgft preferred—25 4.50% redeemable 1st 5 8% 3 Jan Sep 25 > — 1,300 .* Jan 10 1st pfd—25 Electric 6% 1st preferred—; 1st preferred—— 7,900 6% 25 2% Simca Pacific Gas 8 6 7% 3% America Simmons-Boardman Pacific 744 6 100 444 7% 7% Aug 8% Mar Sep 7% Sep 5% 8% Canada 1,200 7 3,300 3% common of 1,500 7 5% 1 preferred 4% Sherwin-Williams 3% _1 6 5% -1 4% 1 114 May 1% Aug 14 1 Inc 4% 1 „ 800 5% 5% Apr 23% Mar Sep 5% July 19% Mar 1 % May 7% Jan 5% Jan • 2% . % 900 900 22 20 1444 Feb 10% Apr 7% Sep 14% Apr — in 2% O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s Opelika Mfg Corp 5 lft 1144 lft 10 20c 4% A As 20% % 1 7 1,700 % 1 ——10c — 1 1 90c preferred— 15,400 Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co Sicks Breweries Lid 100 common % 214% 1 Mining Shawinigan Water & Power——. 26% May 40% Mar 18% 1 - preferred cumulative 3% July Jan 18,600 4 20c 400 Denn Sherman 50c - Brass Co Ohio Power 4%% Okalta Oils LtdOld Town 40c Corp — Ohio Leather Sherwin-Williams Petroleum 21% 16% May 2044 Sep 10c —-1 —* 1 Sentry Corp — Serrick Corp class B Servo Corp of America Servomechanisms Inc.. 13,700 « 18% Jun 17% Jan — 67 12,700 1/« 300 300 — Inc—— 60 ft 1 24% Mar 11% Apr ' o Occidental Ogden Corp Bros 160 ■% 1 Mar 18% Corp (The) 83% 1 Sep 7 20 44 Corp— Airlines Western 68 5% 15 17% Plywood & Lumber—. 82 a 4,900 20% Inc Securities Corp General-: Security P'reehold Petroleums 4% 16% 20 20 Seaporcel Metals 67 5 -~ 1 10c Milling Seaboard Feb 2 Is 1,600 Seaboard Feb 3 Allied Feb 40% 20% Mar 15 i Feb 40% Sep 15% 10 Seaboard 2% Mar Jan 16% 50c 8% Jan 1,500 20 Ltd 14% 33 U Warrants Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)_ Jun Sep 33'A 10.700 644 ft 17% 25c -25c Sayre & Fisher Co— 1 Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd——.—3.50 34% Aug 1% Mar 25 18,800 16% Savoy Oil Inc (Del) Saxon Paper Corp 29 4-2 Mar 33% 50 Serv Feb 33 % 6% 34 10 American Royalties Inc North 10 Jan Range Since Jan. 1 Low High High 16% ——20 series Petroleums Sarcee Sep lft Feb 32% Sep 6 Vb 1 11 Jun 17% 350 ■ 3% 158 Aug 1034 1 1 Jan Feb Shares 16 pesos series 5% 4%% 4.40% 1A Mar 22 1.100 3144 27 30 31 3 - Feb H 100 -1 Mines- American North 1% 110 Noma Lites Inc Norfolk Southern Class 11 9,900 ,. North 1% 20.300 Honduras Rosario—3.33% Merchandise 10 Mines Ltd1 Nipissing 4 Co Ltd Electric Co— preferred—— preferred series preferred :. 5.60% series preferred Sapphire Petroleums Lid 22 % Mar 26 3 for Week San Diego Gas & 30% Mar 2414 Sales Range • Inc Ban Carlos Milling 5% Mar 1% Mar 7,400 25% & New York Nickel Rim 11,000 1 '/B Week's of Prices 2.50 Ltd Corp Salem-Brosius July July 2 % Co Oils 23 203 Lawrence >" Low Par s St 4% May Jan I .! 20c Oils Ltd 160 Sale Price American Stock Exchange 2% —1 Land New York Auction Co— York 1,220 191 187 Jan Jan 13% 1,600 21 25c Mining Co Superior New 2 % 50c Zinc & I88V2 --1 2% 5,700 3% 3% Last STOCKS High Low Friday SEPTEMBER 18 Range Since Jan. 1 High 19% Tel__ & Clock 3 Vb 20 % Corp Co Min 30c •——■—■——1 Electric Mur WEEK ENDED FOR for Week > American Stock Exchange RANGE Sales Last STOCKS May 2% July 3% Jun 2% Sep 544 Sep Feb 4% Apr 544 Jan 4% Mar 9% Mar R Ramo Investment Rapid-American Rath Co 1 - Corp _1 Packing Co Raymond —10 International Inc New common (when Reading Tube Corp issued)——3.33 common $1.25 convertible preferred Reda Pump Co Reeves Soundcraft Corp Reis (Robert) & Co_; Reiter-Foster Oil Corp__. Reliance Insurance Co Remington Republic Grande Vtc extended to 1,100 2244 10% 10% 10% 2,000 20 20% 300 7% Gas Jan 3 19% 7% 7% 1% 2 % % July 41% Sep 11 Vb Jan 2444 July 7,600 7,400 25 25 7% 7% 25% 2 28% 8 Aor 7% Sep % Jan 1,410 2544 Sep 900 8,700 7% Sep 2744 3,900 25% Sep 244 400 2 Sep 8% Sep 22 4% Jan Television Roosevelt Raceway Inc Roxbury Carpet Company Royal American Corp Royalite Oil Co Ltd Avenue Russell (The F C) Company Consolidated Petroleum Haynes Oil Texam Jan Texas 4% 444 4% 2,500 18% 18 20% 7,200 13 July 77 79 % 510 77 Sep 5% 3,900 5% 17 Texas Jan Thorofare 12% Mar 37/a Jan 4% Jan 5% Apr 2444 Aug 86% Jan 7% May Tilo 6% 6% 400 6 Aug 744 Aug 13,600 544 Sep 2% 3,100 24/4 Jan Jan 13% 3,600 9 "3% 3% 3% 2,100 -10C 9% 10% 3.600 1 1% 1% 144 5.200 ft % % 142,200 12 5 Park com— 20% _10c 2 44 Ltd 1 _25c Inc 1 1 Inc 5% 400 844 5% 5% 18 4% 6% 11,900 18 V4 1,200 17% 4% 3,000 7% 5,700 3 Jun Mar 644 Mar 20% Jan 744 Jun 12% Jan —1.25 3% 3% 1,400 1 3% 4 4,500 1 6% Sep 2% Jan 3% Sep 3% 344 3,400 3% Sep 6% Feb —1 4% 5 2,900 3% Jan 644 Jun 2% 92% 50 21% 1,000 20% July Sep 2% 9,800 144 Jan 300 844 Jan 12 Jan lft Mar 97 31 Feb Feb 3% Mar 17 Mar July 11% 11% 12% 10% Aug 14 23 23 23% 1,400 23 % 34% 2844 2844 30 3,300 23 21% 21% 21% 1,000 17% Jan 4Vb 4 vb 100 3% Jan 27 44 25 % 27% 2,500 25% Sep 38 % 83 Vb 84 50 82% Aug 90 600 2% Feb 10% deposit rets def registered- —58 Toledo 30o Sep Sep 50c 17% Mar Jan % 2 xll % —10 % 92 Apr 744 Mai- Sep 9% Sep 1% May 20% 92 Light $4.56 pfd— Co 9% Max- 3% Mar 22 % 3% 9% Todd 5% --1 2744 July 700 6% 2% Amer deposit rets ord registered- —£1 1-50 —---* Jan 20% 6 2% 4,700 Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd— Amer Jan 16 19 % 6 Sep Sep Feb 34% Feb 24 Aug . £1 5% 544 8% Feb 54% Mar 20 1 Sep Feb 52 _25c Markets Roofing 1744 41% 50% 1 Inc Co & 18% Aug Jan 1 Corporation Power 1,000 8 -10 Corp Thompson-Starrett Co Inc 70c convertible preferred Apr 14% 50% .20C Industries Calgary 14% 1,000 Jan Jan 600 1,000 8 8 —7 Thriftmarket Inc 77 544 17% 17 Inc Thew Shovel 9% Mar ' 1 17% ._10 Tenney Engineering Inc 144 Mar Co— 1965 —3 —5 preferred— cumulative Thorncliffe 1 / common_JL A Tel-A-Sign Inc Teleprompter Corp 14% July 36% July 3% class common Technicolor Mar 3% Mar 46 B Tampa Electric Co Taylor International 12% July 54% Inc Class 14% Mar 25 18 2,000 u Sep Talon July 22% Sep 10% Aug 17,200 13% Jan 20 200 44 50c dep rets ord regis & 22% 1 Roosevelt Field Inc Ryan Ryerson 22 % 12% Technical Products Inc—20c Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F 100 (I) & Sons Inc class A 50o Rolls Royce Ltd— Fifth 22% 41% Rokeach Russeks 54% 12% Robinson Amer 1,600 1 Mining Co Valley 67' 41% 1 76 66 19% T 29 Sep 39% Mar 2744 Sep 67 19% Jun 27% Aug 19% Jun 28,400 1 Corp 23% 27 % 10 Ridgeway Corp— Ex-liquidating distribution Rio 5o 3.000 50o Arms Co Inc Inc Republic Industrial Resistoflex Corp 1 150 31 21% 20 1 29 29% 26% 1 Foil llico Argentine 10 28% 31 —20 Shipyards Corp -100 Edison 4%% preferred 1 Tonopah Mining of Nevada 1 Tower Acceptance Corp class A— 1 Trans Cont Industries Inc— —50c Trans Cuba Oil Co class A Lux 1 5% Jun Trans 644 Jan 10% "3% 3% 8 8% "2 2% 2% 16,100 ft % 21,500 44 % 11% 11% 3 % Class A common Triangle Conduit — —— & Cable Co__ .10c 14% 13% 2944 29 % 1,100 12 1,400 1444 3,600 Transportation Corp of America— Corp 300 30 500 8% 10% Sep Jan 6% Jan "ft Sep 7 Jan 13% Feb 29 % Jan Feb Apr 3% Aug 10 % July Jan 1% 4 Vs Mar Mar ' ^ Apr 1444 Mar Number 5883 190 Volume . . The Commercial and Financial . Chronicle (1209) AMERLCAN STOCK EXCHANGE RANGE Last STOCKS Tri-Continental Inc 22 1,300 14% 14% 10c 15 6,900 31% Aug Jan 24 Jun Jan 15% Sep 19 9!A Investment Stock 7% Jan 16% Feb 20 V* Aug 10 Feb 12 Va Aug 28 400 23% Jan 28% Sep Apr Jan Jan ■ , 20 ._50c 6% 6% 6% 1,400 6% Sep 4 Ve 4% 4% 20,900 4% Sep 1 Products 10% lft 1ft IV* 6,900 1ft Sep 7ft 2ft % 5,000 V4 Corp United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc United Cuban Oil Inc ft _10c 46 Jan 35 Sep Feb % 200 16 45 45 United Elastic Corp United Improvement 50 V4 Aug 7 Sep 7% Sep 4% Feb Investing-. 2.60 7% 7 7 Va —5 & 400 5% 5% 5% 400 Products 11% Mar dep rets ord registered United Pacific U S Air U S Ceramic U S Foil U S Aluminum Tile class Rubber 16 % Mar 27% Aug 1,200 200 4% July 9% Jan 13% Mar 63 Va 7% 67% 14,600 41 Va Feb 78 Va July 9% 9% 9% 600 9% Sep 12'A 4% 4% 4'A 900 2% Jan 14 -25c 4% 4% 4% 4.3U0 1% Jan 37% 40% 2,400 37% Sep 34,000 63 % 38'/8 —10 . Aug Fen 9% Mar 53 Jan -25c Universal Marion Universal Winding (Fla) Corp Co new 15% 17'A 20% Jun 35% 35% 50 30 Jan 36% Sep 16% 16 17% 7,300 13% Jan 22% May 5 Inc 35% —14 Insurance 16% —15 Controls Universal 35% 34% '36% 5,600 26% Aug 7% 7% 2,000 6% Jan 3,400 6 Jan com_ Utah-Idaho Sugar Valspar Corp 7% -II 11 11% 37% *181 *171 B 1951 Port & Sep 500 4% Jan 5Vis series 4%s series AHanover 7s 1967—. A B 1939 6% Feb 2% 3 6,700 2% Sep 5% Mar ...2 6 6'A 15,100 3% Jan 8% (Ptov) 6%s A 7s *3 Feb-Aug *120 25c 13% 13% 14 % 900 13% Sep 19% 10 % 10% 10 % 100 9% Jan of May 1927) 1947 (issue of Oct 1927) 1947 (issue A7s stamped (Plan 5s Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 Rio de Janeiro stamped •No value, April-Oc< 2008 *60 June-Dec *97 Mar-Sepf 1972 *58 ctfs trust Knapp Inc 10c common 1% Weiman & Sep 117 Jan 31 300 3% Jan listed 600 2 Jan 1% 1,500 1& Sep 1997 47% Jan-July 2s 2012__Jan-JuZy (Plan A) 17% 17% 400 17% "2% ~2% 300 2% 700 3ft Aug Ltd Sep Apr 85 ■3 3 9 * a 9, ie 57 58% 19 46% 51% 38% 47 Va 47% Deferred a delivery 44 *39 transaction the daily closing averages are of representative stocks and bonds Stocks —Bonds— 10 10 Total 30 20 15 Rail¬ Util- Sept. Second 10 Total 65 Indus¬ Grade Grade Util¬ 40 Stocks trials Rails Rails ities Bonds roads tries 637.36 156.42 88.24 211.90 87.27 79.51 80.85 82.19 82.45 633.79 151.65 87.69 210.43 87.25 79.43 80.87 82.00 82.08 C30.80 154.34 86.91 209.40 87.17 79.39 80.75 82.00 632.41 154.53 86.73 207.72 87.03 79.43 80.75 81.95 82.29 629.00 11. Sept 14 Sept. 15 Sept. 16 Sept. 17— — 153.23 86.40 208.49 87.00 79.33 80.78 81.62 32.26 stocks, 19.61 65 > 82.32 divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities, by using the following Averages are computed 9.53; First 10 trials 4Vi May 217« Sep 100 1 pfd 102 V* —:l the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.: on 5'A Aug 3% 1 % 100 ■ — ■ Jun 50c Inc Development Co Western — 100 Stock and Bond Averages Below 2% Mar Jan Jan 1% 1.25 West Western Leaseholds 4% Mar Jan IV* Feb 95 130 "4% ~4% 1 Manufacturing West Texas Utilities 4.40% 29% 22 1% Western 172,100 May Feb 3% 3% Company Inc Products 1% 99 5 West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd Chemical 13,500 1% 96 • Inc (Del) Sep iy8 2% 2% 2% 5Vi Mar 80 Jun 21 300 21 21 1 Co $6 series preference Wentworth 2% 30 14 V* Mar Jan Feb 71 1 cumulative preferred Waltham Precision Instrument Jan 2% 1,200 4% • 100 common $2 & 2% • 65 *60 (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest, f Ex-liquidating distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-principal, n Under-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range), r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬ tribution. x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rlghts. z Ex-liquidating dividend. ABonds being traded flat. tFriday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week. §Reported in receivership. Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬ tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates; "w 1," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants. par Date voting 64 Afay-Nov 2VaS A) __ (Republic of)— 13% Mar preferred Webb 95 __ Jan • Waco Aircraft Co Webster Investors 93 Vo *63 ; 2Vas Mortgage Bank of Denmark Peru Feb-Aug 2008—May-Now 1949 stamped (Plan A) Mortgage Bank of Bogota— Jun w Inc 19 *90 Indus¬ Baking 180 16% — *93 Jan-July Germany— redeemed) Maranhao 19% May 6% Vogt Manufacturing 7% 18 Va of) (80% AHanover Jan-July —— 1967 (City 16% July 7V4 July 26,800 2% ; Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co Vita Food Products- Waitt & Bond 180 -180 *17 Va Feb 8 5 % 11% 5% (The) Instrument Co Jun 15% 13% 10 10 Industries warrants. Vinco Corporation Wagner *125 Banks— ; Jan 5 Universal Victoreen 1,600 5»A 10% 22 1 1 Co Stores Corp Universal American Corp Universal Consolidated Oil. Norman May —50c B United Van 190 Sep 5% 1 Reclaiming 175 % Sep 10 Va 5'A _50c Co 21 21 1 Conditioning Corp 5'A 4H May 70 175% xl80 178 -100 500 5'A 5ft 510 -10s N J RR & Canal United Jan-July & Prov April-Oct Waterways 6%s 1-952 Jan-July Savings Banks and Clearing Assn— Debt Adjustment debs— series Parana United Molasses Co Ltd— Amer 1951 7s 1952 A Feb-Aug A 6s 16 % May 3j0 1 United Aircraft Milk 6,700 17 J/8 28 * 15% 17 4 Omaha of United Asbestos United 14% 15'A 5 Co Yards series A6S ADanzig u Union (Germany) Central Bk of German State German Unexcelled Chemical Corp Union Gas Co of Canada Union 18 Foreign Governments and Municipalities ABaden High Sep 26'A 10,100 27% 21% 10 Temper Corp Two Guys from Harrison Low High 26'A 26 V* warrants True SEPTEMBER Shares of Prices Low Par ENDED for Week Range Sale Price American Stock Exchange WEEK FOR Sales Week's Friday 1 23 Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages July 91% (35 Stocks) Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc. Jan 3% Jan Sep 4% Apr Mon. Jan Amer dep rets ord shares Western Tablet & Stationery Is 2,800 ft Jan • 32 32 32 100 27 Va Feb 35 Mar Westmoreland Coal 20 28 27% 29 5,600 27% Sep 37 Apr Westmoreland Inc 10 27% Jan 31% Apr 41 41 41 100 37 % Jan 44 Sept. lues. Stockholders Invest Ltd— % Closing Date— Sept. 14— 15— 16— Range for 1958 102.82 Dec 31 72.75 Jan 2 Range for 1959 High 109.60 Aug 4 Low 403.19 Jan--2 High Low 105.68 105 03 104.62 104.43 Apr Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing^ White Eagle International Oil do White Stag Mfg 1 Brothers % % % 9,100 1 18% 18% 19% 1,150 2% 900 21% 22 % 200 Williams 5% (R 2 1 5 13% 1,600 13 Sep 11% 11% 11% 1,000 11% Sep 16% Mar 4% 4% 1,300 4% Sep 8V4 Feb 1 31% 31% 32% 3,400 13% Jan 45% Jun 18% 18% 18% 200 18% Sep 21 Jan pfd—100 88% 88% 90 % 30 88 % Sep 100 26% May 14% 15 500 12% Jan 19 Ve 22% Jan 26% Feb 47% 47% 48% 500 47 7% Sep 68% Jan (John) Industries Ltd * Newspaper Machine 1 Woodall Industries Inc 2 Woodley 8 Petroleum Co dep rets ord regularJ preference 7% 5s £1 Wright Hargreaves Ltd Zapata I 40c Co "ft ft 9 4,000 Jtf 5%s Steel Elec Appalachian Bethlehem Steel Edison Boston Pump 2,800 4% Sep Last Sale Price 2%s series Transit or Friday's Lackawanna 1st N mortgage A 1st Finland NO. mortgage Builders subord 5s National 5%s New B Ohio RR Mar-Sept 2 57 71% 84 13 80 86 1st 98 '/a *40 51% 39 2 98 % 3%s Public 85 — & 5%s 3%s 1976 1st mortgage 3s Jan-July May-Noo 3Vis Jan-July April-Ocf 1968 & 5 79% 8 subord Water & Gas deb debs B 168 51 79 85 96 81% 96 96 88 tim% 101% 88 88% +82 90% Co 1998_Jan-Ju2p 6s 119 Edison conv 3s 93% May-2Voi' April-Oct 118 deb 1965 Mar-Sepf Jan-July 88 4%s series 4%s series 4%s series I J K 1973 1981 88 174% 1982 —2.2 231.8 427.2 —0.3 433.0 382.7 316.6 —1.7 360.4 311.2 Lew. Daily, Weekly and Yearly Stocks No. of Shares Int'l Sept. 14—. Tues. Sept. 15 Sept. 16——.. Sept. 17 Fri. Sept. 18 — —_ Total 2,590,460 2,828,610 2,178,410 2.097,110 2,527,707 California Gas Gas Gas & 3Vis $30,447,000 3s 3%s Wasatch 7,414,000 7,165,000 249,000 5,526,000 236,000 5,555,000 6,042,000 259,000 5,762,000 5,876,000 321,000 0,901,000 '$31,765,000 $1,318,000 and $1,000 Bank - 90% $31,765,000 June-Aug June-Dec (No. of 88 96% Shares) 82 75 84 85 84 % 75 'A 85'A 86 V4 75% 1 93 73 82% 91 8 100 4 99 98 100 92% 85'A 84 91% 87 85 92 103 90 — 68% 101 23 __ 64 99 Bonds Government Corporate Bonds Bonds Total Bonds Sept. 14_ $77,000 $1,000 931,055 91,000 4,000 $1,000 4,000 Sept. 15. 797,835 71,000 5,000 76,000 Sept. 16. Sept. 17. 51,000 '5,000 Thurs. 862,250 Fri. Sept. 18. 1,055,550 70,000 14,000 $360,000 $19,000 384,740 4,531,430 Total 99,000 56,000 84,000 $15,000 $394,000 100% 1,00 100 Foreign Foreign Domestic Tues. 105% 64 $933,794,020 Wed. 107% 1100 $32,290,000 $1,112,601,600 99,000 Mon. 105% 186 64% 885,624,100 $79,000 86 2 185 June-Dec Webb &. Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974 West Penn Traction 5s 1960 78 12 191% 1,061,172,600 Daily, Weekly and Yearly 100 82% 199 31,060,000 Transactions at the American Stock Exchange 119 82 186% — Jan-July 1,228,000 47,966,920 30,447,000 Industrial 113 80 80 101% 101 % Feb-Aug $104,000 16,000 51,412,000 $2,000 ---- 1 58 475,358.026 597,445,697 . Sept. 18 1958 1959 18,111,261 12,222,297 Shares Stocks 73 Jan. 1 to 18 1958 $1,318,000 Railroad 90% 96'A 190 April-Oct 1971—Jan-July 1970 Corp deb 6s ser A 1963 Washington Water Power 3%s 1964 $5,812,000 Government S. Sales $253,OOC $5,559,000 Bonds— International 95 82% 1970 (Calif) Electric of Bond Bonds 123 Q5 Va Mar-Sepf Mar-Sepf 1983 Counties Stocks—No. Total Government Bonds Bonds 12,222,297 Mon. Foreign Bonds United States Bank Railroad and Miscel. 65 12 208.6 Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange 89 90% 102 % 102% Jan-Aug 1982 Southern 75'A April-Oct Feb-Aug 1982 Southern Southwestern •New 335.8 97'A 93'A 95% 118 87% 115 Va 185% Feb-Aug 1979 G ,—- 510.5 371.5 98 86 170- Feb-Aug 1976 113 170 '62„Jan-July 1973 H 311.2' & — 185 1981—May-Nop 3s 5 119 180 series 423.8 Finance 570.1 1.2 103 80 26 92 1967 Corp 5s 94 Vi 101% 6 86 91% 184 Feb-Aug 4 Vis series Service Trade, Mining 89 88 Feb-Aug Feb-Aug 3%s • 86'A 85% 2 3%s series D 1976 F 78% 25 3%s series E series it- 216.0 457.8 —2.4 — 47 89 180 3s Utility 211.2 — 1959 20 106 80 1964__June-Dec 1964 Power California series 339.3 98% 100 Jan-July Electric 2%8 series C 527.7 335.8* 39% 97% 88 100 April-Oct 3%s Power 3%s series A 1973 3s —1.5 544.1 Transportation Goods T0tai 1963 to 1971 Water Sapphire Petroleums Ltd Southern 510.1 531.3' Gcods Foreign 1970 conv 56% Inc— 1961 extended Harbor 533 2 502.2 Durable U. debentures Television, Rapid American Co 7s Safe 522.7 490.7 — 24'A 78% liq tr ctfs— April-Oct 1963 1953 Service 47 33% 29 24 V* Mar-Sep mortgage 400.1 554.2 Wed. Corp— Power Pennsylvania 87% 68 *38 — Apr-Oct Jan-July 1970 4s 1974 Power 79% 65 51'A May 1993 1963 subord Theatres due 441.3 —2.0 45 7 Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd— 6%s —1.9 125 Vi 80 Low High 427.0 92 120'A for the -1959- Change Sept. 4, '59 418.7 ., 114 82% 65 follows (1939=100): Corp— Research England — 84% the closing prices of the common for composite and by major industry 1959, Week Ended Sept. Western Valley RR 4s convertible 5 11, Sept. 11, '59 ——— High 79% Afoy-Nov 1993 Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%% National • . 99 36 Ve 86 Jan-July 1978 Mtge Bank 5s 1961 debentures AGuantanamo & Midland 47 Sept. compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows Thurs. 3%s series 4s ending Composite Manufacturing Range Shice Low 46 106 *121 . Percent Jan RR— series A 4s 103 85% Feb-Aug 9% Division— J Residential General 6s of week current year are as Jan. 1 Sold High *41V* June-Dec 1973 Western 103 % Bonds Bid & Asked June-Dec Quar-Feb 1970 A Authority Lack & Delaware for groups Week's Range June-Dec 1994 Power 3%s 1970 6s Aug 1 1998 Chemoil Industries 6s debs Chicago June-Bee 1974 debs inc 4s 1% May 29% Aug 5 % Period subord debs conv & 2/8 July Aug IV* Feb Low AAmer Apr 2% July 17% Friday Alsco Inc 7ft May 612 1,300 Interest BONDS American Stock Exchange 100 25'/» 4% 5 lOo Corp 1 1 24 1 Petroleum stock Non-Durable 7% 103.66 SEC Index of Stock Prices Feb May Ltd— American Jewelry 17_ 18— 31% Aug 14% 1 Wood Zale Sept. Sept. The SEC index oi stock prices based on 20 % Mar Co (F W) Fri. 4% Apr 23% July 2 13 Wood 6% 21% Jan 17% 13% common Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%% Sept. Thurs. Jun Juri Sep 14% 25 C) & Brothers Wed. Jan lo preferred Woolworth 1% 1 Co— WilliamsrMcWilliams Industries Wilson % July 10c Co Wichita River Oil Corp Wickes (The) Corp Williams V* % 97 V4 Wfcek Ended Sept. 1959 of Shares- 5,348,367 $371,000 Bonds— Domestic Foreign government— 19,000 7,000 Foreign corporate.— 15,000 19,000 75 101% 1958 4,531,430 $360,000 Stocks—No. r\c\f\ Total $394,000 Jan. 1 18 to Sept. 18 1958 1959 283,290,189 143,495,298 $18,440,000 1,317,000 1,111,000 $12,924,000 eon nnft nnn 1,266,000 1,414,000 S15.R04.000 37 38 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1210) . . Monday, September 21, 1959 . § OUT-OF-TOWN RANGE FOR WEEK MARKETS SEPTEMBER ENDED 18 Week's Sales Range for Week of Prices Shares Friday Boston Stock Friday STOCKS Last Par Agricultural Chemical * American Motors Corp_—. ——.—5 American Sugar. Refining common...25 52% 33Vj 76% American Tel Anaconda Tel & — Company Boston & Albany RR Eoston Edison Boston Cities Ford Motor General 29% Jun 75% 77 Vz 5,466 75% Jun 89% 63 % 535 60% Sep 61% 100 1 Edison Union Carbide 23 U 15 122 Jan 59 Feb 53 Jan 62 Vz 42% Jan 50 23 Vb 89 129 Oil 49% 51 751 49 .10 52% 52% 53% 116 52% 1 13% 13% 14% 80 9% 25 12% 12% 35 .5 16'A 16% 27 52 53 395 52 Sep 64 Vb 21 22% 214 21 Sep —_— _ — S * i— Loew's common..10 27 22 27 Sep 337/s 77% Sep Sep 85 81 Vb Steel 63 % 80% 489 50% Feb 85 76% 78% 1,936 74% Feb Electric (F 54% 270 44 % Mar 54 National 37% 95 36% Sep 44 Jan 96% 319 37% 93% * Corp Rac pfd cum Assoc New 93 V4 117'A Sep. Mathieson 10 462 28% Sep 37 26 98% Jan 115 12% Jan 14% Jan 6c Jan 19c Feb Budd 19 Vz Jan 2IVb Jan Buell 110 110 10 Corp— Drug & Chemical Co Association Webster & 13% 13% 10c 20 % 200 11c 20% 20% 188 ACF Aug 130 1,561 190% 76 160 Jan 203 Wrigley Allen 48 178 42% Feb 58 United Fruit United U S Shoe 141 15% Apr 19% Jan Jan 50 Vb July 39% 39% 28 Rubber • * Inc 2L 60 32% 280 5G% 55% —1 — 41% 27 48 43 % 55% 987 Sep Jan 33% 64% Die & 43'A $4.50 30% 31% 561 28% Jan 33% Aug 26% 4,777 25'A Sep 45 Mar 53% Jan 56% 20 46% 17% 72 14% 89% 539 70% 85% 88% 12.50 45% 17% — 508 56% * 55% Detroit Week's Friday Last Par Ex-Cell-O Jan 69 Jan 20% Aug Apr Fruehauf Feb 97% July Ford Gar 8% Piano 8 Burger Milling Transit Shares 8% Low High Masco 13% Mar Michigan 1 32% Jan 42 % Aug Parke 36'A 50 27% Jan 40 July 500 15 Jan 20 37% 50% Feb Jun 31% 32% 31% Sep 39% 10 38% Jan 91% 92 265 90% Jun 112 5 Ve Jan 264 7 7 49 52 17% 17% 12 29% 30% 994 84 % 563 — 1 _ .. _ Airlines American Can American 37% Radiator American Telephone & Jun 7 82% 190 190 29% 29% 35 44 Jan & Sani Jun 73% 6 190 60 Jan Mar 27% Aug i Sheller & Ashland ... 38 % 26 25 Jan 33 % 43% 133 417/B Apr 50% 54% 56% 177 47 Feb 65 13% 14% 90 13% Sep 75% Jun 62 18% Apr 90 Jun 106 Jan Acme 60 Jan 74 Mar 89V4 62% 130 78% 66 65 Vz Mar 21 21 % 80'A July 81 19% Jan 13% 13% 1 10% Jan 25% May 17% May 1% 200 1% Feb 3iye 32 65 31 % 65 %i Aug 66% 30 65% 63% Sep 65 68 Feb 72 % 53 91 Sep 64% 50 44 Jan 49% Mar 1% 45% 2 36%, 37% 43 20 20 Vz 374 52% 52 % 25 52% Sep Sep 59% 30% 5 27% Feb 39% 507A '. 5 80% 246 51% 83% 38 245% 254% 133 141 36% 20 Jun 28 % July Sep 553/b 3,660 Vs 1% 600 293A 219 309 6% Jun 7 Feb 719 32 Jan 35 Aug 15 244 10% Jan 16 IVb Sep 1% 1,601 Laboratories Junf 75% Jan Feb 60% 210 .2.1 % Apr 24% 18 3/B 180 17% Feb 22 •'4 3% 450 3% Jan 13% 14% 3,849 10 133b 13% 605 11 13 % ; 2% 27/a 88% 89% 97 76% 80% Apr 97 78 80% 106 50% Jan 85 American Paramount Jan Can American Cyanamid Investment American 48% 17% Jan 48% 49% 115 39% Jan • 31% 57 31% 31% 30 28% Feb American Rad American & Steel 41% 2 Armour Ashland 48% 49% 38 51% 52% 104 57% National 58% Dairy 5 51% National 51% Distillers 5 29% 29% $.3333 16% 45 48 54 Jun 29 61 105% Feb Jun 34% Mar Feb 131% Aug 31% July 27 26% Mar 26 15% 31% 110 44% 44% 45 % 110 36% 36% 37% 20 Roebuck 26% Jan 44 Jun 52% Mar 47 % Mar 57% 59% 36 77% 77% 77% 25 55% 56 60 67% May 48% Jun 49 93 44 49% 49% 3 Oil 5 Socony Mobil Oil 15 Rand 50c Brands 54% 41% page 46. Tel & Co 33 Aug 707/b May 807/b Sep 577/a Aug 39% Jan 53% 49% 17 Ve Feb 29% May Apr 7% 1,600 6% Aug 9 July 100 10% Feb 17 700 10 Feb 13% Apr Apr 58 58 100 45% Jan 53% 52% 52% 100 51% Jan 64 Apr 11'/a 11% 100 9 % Jan 14 May 34% 36 % 3,100 26% Feb 38% 32% 33 Vb 800 26% Apr 107% 109 % 300 77 Vb May, 500 24% Jan 7 7 25%* 10 107% 25% 25% 26 1 Aug Sep 39% July 114% July 33% Apr 27 27 Vb 150 20% Feb 30% July 42% 43'A 2,000 42 Apr 50% 54% 56'A 1,100 46% Feb (111) 1 18% 18% 100 18% Sep 20% Jan 7 86% 86 Vz 86% 100 53% Jan 99 Aug 5 52 7 49 % 52% 7,500 25% Feb 53% 5 13% San (Un) Go__; 13% Sep 18 500 63% Jun 72 Vb 77 Vb 12,200 75% Sep 89 400 91 Vz Jun 107 1,700 37 Vs 44 2% 5 46'A 100 2% - Apr Jan 53 Vb July Jan 4% 2% Aug 74 Apr Mar 59% 59 Vz 63 1,100 59 Vz 56*% 56% 60 Vz 1,500 47 Va ,_10 -75% 75% 77'A 20C 65% Mar 5 27 V* 27 % 27'A 200 23 May 32% July 1 20% 20% 21% 600 19 Jan 25% May 26% 2 6'A common.— ; 80 July Jun 10 Vz Mar Sep 36% 39% Sep 53 10% Jan 1,100 —2—4 500 23 300 3,800 - 10 39% 39% 42 12-% 12% 13% 7 % 7% 700 -14 Vf 14% 14% 1,300 32% July Sep 9% 3,000 10 24 ; 6812 July Jan 26% 27% 10 23 : Sep . 10 3 Co Sep Apr July 5 i .10 Corporation 1,400 ._5Q (Un) Gas_. .* Refining 14 69% 99% 100 25 common 13% 75% ,63/ 33% Jan 64% July 66 % —25 (Un) A a 1 non-cumulative preferred A.they Products Corp Apr Apr 17% May " Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A Blessing Co.— Belden Manufacturing Co. Bendix 1 (Un) Bastian - __13 10 Corp 5 Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)—,-P 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un).; 8 Binks Manufacturing Co .1 Airplane Booth Jun Borg-Warner Fisheries i Corp — Corp 114 54% Feb 255 41% Sep Sep 67'A 42% Jan 33 Burlington 21% Feb 28% May 63% Jan 75 ...5 Budd Company 52% 23% Industries Burroughs Corp (Un) Burton-Dixie Corp 5 5 : • 7 Vb 18% July 78 37 'A 37 Vz 300 30 65% 65% 66% 200 65% l'/z 1% 55% 54% 56% - - - 800 2,800- Jan Jan Jan -37% - - 11% Sep 14 66% 78 .% 41 Vz Jan Sep July 88% May Sep 1% July 2 Mar 49-% May 58% July 39 V2 33 % 33-% 35 150 27 Jan -30% 30% 32% 900 30 Vz Aug 46% Jan -26%, 26% 26% 600 20 Vz Jan 28 Aug -41 % 41% 43 900 38 % Feb -21% r— - - • - Aug 47% AHg 31% July 26'A 26% 19% Jan 21% 22% 900 14% Jan 5 29% 30% 4,000 29% Sep 26% July 45% Mar 12.50 21% 21% 50 20% Jan 24% 5 (Un) 200 78 -78 - * - Aviation Aug Aug 700 54% defining 56% 3 19 8 Corp (Un)_. (111) & 41% 69% 17% 12 Co Oil Common Boeing Jan 17% 42% Corp class 22% 69% see 20 Jan 36% Sep 44% Feb 56 Paper 5 20 V8 34% July 15% 5% Avco Jan 27 Stand Company & Atlantic 26 V? 11% Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—~ " 84 % 600 Foundry Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Apr 48% 10 Tobacco Feb 1 31% 57% 56% July 53 % Aug 50 5 • Jan Jan 5 Corp Republic Steel 49% Jan 40% 79% Pure Radio Jun 39 57% Aug Phillips Petroleum Oil 41% Feb 32 10 Co & Louisiana Steel July May 57% 16% Armco 48 61 % 51% 28% Oil Jun • Tel Arkansas Jan 61% 31 15% Foundries— Viscose Anaconda 37% 5 10 Amurex 32% Casb 115% 117% 28% 29% May July 2 National 5 24 36 124 Montgomery Ward Pepsi-Cola American 45% May High 64% 31 11% Motors Corp 58% July « Low 62 Vz 600 (Un) 61 47 Range Since Jan. 1 High 15'/a (Un) Co 20% 39% , * (Un) Machine American Aug July Sep Co 19% 41% Shares —12.50 Theatres American 3 44% for Week 1 American 35% Sales Range 50c American Tobacco (Un)— 45% Jan Jun 5% Mar 62 % 50c (Un) Apr 35% Jan Sep Broadcasting Apr 5 Week's of Prices __1 84% _l 15% 14% Jun 2% Exchange Low 5 America 66% ___5 300 3 Jan Aug 4V4 Mar of the round-lot transactions only -32% of American Airlines Apr 91% July 272 % 88% * Jan 22% Ltd Co Sep Central 9% Sep 48% July 16 Vz Mar Vtr ; _. Feb Pennsylvania RR 504 3% 3% May •> 1 46 Lead Feb 12 Jan 1 75% Register Jan Jan 36% 3% 1 44% Mar Chemical 2% 2% 517 22 10 142 & Co 551 233 43'A 11% 11% compilation Co 370 Co 3% 3 Sep 1% 17 V* July Jun 18% common 368 Corp 11 3 3% Last», 55% . 5'A 1,200 16% 43'A 1 78% Corp Feb July 333/8 IVb 1 48 Tel 2% 31 Jan 15 10 54% Harvester 58 V4 July Mar 1% July 25 Sep Mar 1 76 Greyhound 45 8 33% 33 Vt .10 _ . _ Corp Aluminum 24% Mar 10 For footnotes Jan 5 % _1 ; 46 Sperry 183/4 175 29 % .—T—.1 _ 76 % Standard 1,389 5 % 1 ... _ 46% Sinclair 24% " • 1 Regis 85 Vb 1 5 St Feb * __ 1% Sears Sep 513/4 54 . 1 _ common Co American 50% 203 43% 5 Reynolds 3 9'A 15% Motors York 808 978 5%. 1 Electric New 40 80% 6% Dynamics National 3 9'A 24'A 10 . _ General Monsanto Sep July 4 23 "A .5 Products.. & Steel Aluminium Apr ___5 ...—.... (P) 49 460 4% 7% May Jan 30 39'A _—1 1 — General Mead Aug 5 Paper Corp Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Jun 30% 20% —7 Kodak Lorillard 24 Vb Jan Allied Jan 1 . Allied Mar 44% 1 . Martin Jan Alleghany Corp (Un) Allegheny Ludlum Steel Jan 50 % 45% & 15% Advance Ross Electronics Corp Akron Brass Manufacturing— July 50% 10 Co International Tel 493 __.2..50 _ Laboratories Admiral 74% July 50% 50% 65'A 1 —— — International 23 4% Friday 67 ..25 DuPont General 22 3A Sale Price 99 % 60% System Feb 1 STOCKS 98% 10 9634 1 _ Par 2 60% Mar 473A Mar Midwest Stock 98% ... 16% July \ Sep Jun Corporation Abbott 3 — Dayton Power & Light Ford May S2 % Apr 77% Wright Eastman Aor 53 20 41% Products Jan .—50 Service Chemical 13 583 4,805 Apr 1 Products 1,900 54% 92% 44% July —5 City Products Colgate-Palmolive Dow 25% 42% 54% —1 Airplane Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Corp Corn 13% Mar 43% -1.66% Feb 867 Boeing Curtiss 13% 92% h Jan 77% - Gas 72 % May 43% Corporation 75% Benguet Columbia 445 Jan Apr —_10 — ... Cities Sep 51% 5% Studebaker-Packard 76% Oil—. Avco 29% 1,313 89% Mar 195 25% Co— —— Steel Armco 4,645 65% 100 Chemical Dillon Udylite 25 Anaconda 303/b 62 VB 1 Manufacturing $33% America^ Tobacco Sep Mar 29% 1 Corp. Sugar Sherman Sep 34 Vz 42% 5 Telegraph New 4 Jan 56% July 18% Mar 17'A Aug 27% 1 Stand 2% 5% _ Rudy Manufacturing Jan 47% 10 American 475 62 VB ____ Davis Scotten 100% Mar -12 _— ——— 12% 31% July 19 Vz Mar Vb 29% Stocks Cyanamid 194 2 2% /. 5% . _ - A American ■ Aug 169 —_100 Unlisted 618 Jan —20 __ _ ... Oil Screw Sep 36 Vz 19% 82% preferred Rapid-American „ Refineries 8% 49 2 12 26 Jan Mar 32% 5% Industries Inc 50 41 * — Gamble— & Jan 11% 26 3 1 _ Heater 8% 29% Kahn 8% 12 . Range Since Jan. 1 High Vinco Procter Sep 54 Vb Manufacturing 8% 39% 10 25% 13% __ Motors Leonard 36'A 91'A 12.50 Picher 520 0 Lansing Stamping- 39% 31% ——.—50 25% 23% ' 19% . 10 Telephone Jan 25% High Sep 2% 5 Kresge Co (S S)_ 40% ...* Low 14% ' Corp Lakes Range Since Jan. 1 High 25% 1 Co Wood Kysor -- -J ———* ——— Cincinnati Gas & Electric common.8 50 Eagle Sep Sales Shares 750 5 Trailer 36 Vz ..—————__—20 Cincinnati 60 for Week of Prices 1,231 « ! _ Corporation Motor Ironite for Week of Prices Low 1 ——— Cincinnti Aug 97 Vb July Exchange 2% ... Baler Aug Sales Range Sale Price Cincinnati 107% Jan May 14% common Bros 58 Vz Cincinnati Stock Exchange stocks Power Steel Hoskins Baldwin 43% Mar 25 preferred Economy Great Brewing Champion Paper 54 2% Consolidated Paper General Laundry 71% 23 14% 1 Detroit Edison 25% 53% Products. Corp. Sep 30% ———5 —— System Inc.——, Westinghouse Electric Corp American 149% July - Mar 89 55 58% 2% Burroughs Corporation Davidson 25% Corp—_———25 Waldorf Aeronca 84 87 Vz Range 1 Machine Apr • Co Jan Low — Metal Chrysler 32% Mar July • Co Machine Feb 33% July 17 Stores Electric Briggs Manufacturing Company July 47 % 16 16% 2.50 — Stop & Shop Inc_ Torrington Co 1213A 80 Week's Par 15% July Jan Mar Consumers Stone Jun 60 38 VB 57 'A Last Feb 14% 29% 1 —20 100 5 50 Pennsylvania RR Co Rexall 17 % 86% Sale Price 14% 1 Clin Shawmut Jan 57 "A STOCKS 28% 100 Electric Chemical 15% Detroit Stock 4 Service England Jan 40 101% 103% 10 Sep —25 — Companies System England Tel & Tel Co New 28% : of these Cincinnati prices. American Narragansett Sep Sep 50 common— 5% Jan 25 12.50 _. W) 84% July 51% 76 % 1 RR 15 38% —16.66% Westinghouse Jan 76% 5 Cement Corp— Central Maine Jan Jun Apr Jan 79% 62 -5 Theatres 4 Jan 60% 27% 77% • Co Copper Jan 64' Feb 40 123 100 Company— Boston Lone Star b Sep J 38% _ Friday Kennecott 59 \ 32% Mar Inc Co 52 Jun Sep 5 Coal Sep 3/b Vb July 10 Gillette Company Island Creek High 44% 136% 136% 7 — __ Shoe Woolworth Sep 110/ Jan 18 Apr S U 65% Mar 200 100 5 ; Electric Mid-Cont Low 10 5d 25 — — Range Since Jan. 1 High 45% — — (Ohio— Toledo Apr 1,196 123 —-100 Assoc Oil Sunray 74% Mar RR Stores (N J)_ Low 45% _ 43% Mar 58 cumulative preferred National 141 61% & Fuel Gas 4 % % First Feb 1,755 58 Copper Range Co Eastern 26 Oil Indiana Studebaker-Packard 36% May 53% Sep 53% 59% Co Service Sep 23% Inc.— Hecla & 32 % of Standard High 48 ye * Trust Prop Boston & Providence Calumet 46 33% 123 25 Low Oil Standard Range Since Jan. 1 60% 100 Co—; Personal Shares 29% --50 —— Par Standard High 32% Last Sale Price for Week of Prices Low STOCKS Sales Week's Range Sale Price American Exchange .i 1 < 700 Jan Volume Number 190 5883 . . Commercial and Financial Chronicle The . (1211) OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS RANGE Week's Range Sale Price Shares V- / Calumet Hecla & 5 Inc Canadian, Export Gas Ltd: Canadian Pacific Carrier Corn V 4%% i Y. Li • 10 : v: 2274 '.'2% ; -% Low . 300 ( 2% 273 e 351 s 36V4 42 Vi 26% 277*8 474 1,200 6,700 v- . 27 2 Vo Apr 850 26)a Sep 3274 Mar Sep 48%"" Jan 37% 46 Sep Corp— —-50c -Central & South. West Carp___ __5 ' ■:/ ■,5774; Champlin Oil & Refining common 1 ' $3 convertible preferred 25 Brewing 26% Sep Jan 3% 34% July 6% Mar Jan 300 553/4 Feb 66 — 20)4 20)4 500 20)4 Sep " 25 74 --- 54 54)4 157 27% 28)4 65% 67 247a 2614 57)4 . M Milw _1 Pacific & Northwestern & 27 7a 65% 247s —„„25 (VJn) Paul St Ry * - 54 Jan Muskegon Apr Muter 27% 36 Jan 65)4 7474 Apr 200 22 Sep 100 36% Apr 45 100 30% Jan 37)4 Apr National 16 163a 2,200 8Va Jan 20% Feb New 175 22 175 . 147 Jan 185 Apr 65)4 32)4 1,400 700 31% Sep 7274 May Jan 37 5234 750 50 Sep 63% Jan 43 3i .45)4 200 4374 Sep 4874 Mar 62 % 31 Tit 31% 50 50. 8.50 10 . May 5074 Feb Service Co 10, City Products Corp_. Cleveland Cliff's 4%% * Iron Cleveland Electric Ilium Commonwealth Edison Consolidated Foods _1.3373 — Sep 30 3 a 400 23 74 Mar 203a 4,300 20 Sep 627a 3,100 55% Jun 6374 Mar 2274 300 22% Sep 28 2734 500 1,000 4674 Jun American Controls (Minnesota) 46% .1 5 10)4 10% IOV2 100 26 2534 29)4 3,400 Sep 52 51% 52 200 3574 Jan 25 283a 28)4 2874 300 —5 1174 30 11% 12 )'a 25)4 May 1074 Jun 30 31)4 1,400 27% Jan 39% Apr 56 43% 5534 5634 1,250 4774 Jan 67 July 433s 44 1,300 42 Jun 4774 Mar 5 3174 313 4 33 750 24% 7474 Jan 35 V* 23 Jun (new) ''Crane Co Crucible Steel Co of America—1 Cudahy Packing Co Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)„ & 1 Company Edison 10 Co (Un) Dodge Manufacturing Co_. . Chemical Co———————_5 5 : 245 8334 25 24534 1 Du Pont (E I)-de Nemours (Un) 77:% 7774 25 Drewry's Ltd USA Inc 800 ■ 500 200 2534 251 400 25)4 Jun 2974 26 Jan 1074 Aug 5074 Aug 1374 Apr 2574 33% Jan July 54 Sep 3274 Feb 17)4 Mar Northwest Oak Olin-Mathieson Parker Pen Air ^Eastman Lines Kodak Inc Co (Un) Radio & Corp Ford Motor — Dairies Freuhauf Trailer F W D Corporation 7 General Sep 39 12% Sep 26% May 8)4 8% 1,300 , Finance 7 45% Jan ' 1074 July 8 374 Jun 8t Louts Public Service 77a Feb 9)4- Jan St Regis Telephone & Electronics Corp—10 63% 68% 70% 2,700 64)4 61 61 Jan Apr 98% Aug 5874 July Gossard (W Drug Gray H * Stores 1 Dock 500 4434 Mai- 54% 1,700 1674 May 29% July 42 3 a 42% 100 19 19 Sep ll7a Jan 100 119% Jan 150 July 700 20% Jan 25 Jan. 52 100 Sep 55 Jan 73 ' 59 19% —25 5334 59 - • J—3 (Un)_ Corn 42 % 200 129% 129)4 24%,' 24% -- —-----* Sep 106% 59 19% 200 40% 46'/4 20% 1,100 17% 106% 108:% 300 106)4 Jan 497a Oil Corp Heileman (G) Brewing Co Howard 1 Industries • (W A) Class Inc__—_1 Hupp Corporation Huttig Sash & Door 4 Oil Co class Mobil Southern Co Southern Oil Jun. Sep Mar 24% May Sbuthwestern 10 Co Standard Inland Steel Interlake Jan. 126)4 of Oil N International Harvester— International Mineral 3,900 6:% 1,000 5% Jan 300 24% Jan Chemical & International Nickel Co International International Tel Jan 300 48: 49 7 Tel Interstate Power Co 3.50 95% 34% 200 300 33 18 >4 13% 6-'a 200 35'a 30% 30% * 29% 123% 127 __ (Un) ____—_• 1.300 a 94% 94% 127 • — a 29 * 7.50 — Co & 31% 1.500 .-5 (Un)__—„. Paper (Un) International Shoe 4,600 49% 44% 48% —* 6 "/4 Mar 8% July 33)4 Sep' New 39% Jan 57 28 V4 Jan 877a 113 Jan May & Texaco 54% July 54% Apr July 35% Apr 104% July 132)4 Aug 600 34)4 Jan 3674 1,600 2874 Feb 45% May 18)4 700 1774 Jun 197b Mar 6% 2,465 Jan 7% July 81% July Jan Jones Stephens & Kaiser d: Laughihi Steel Aluminum Kansas Shinkle Power (Un)__, Light Kimberly-Clark Corp Knapp Monarch Co 79 56% 54% —4 1,000 6074 Jan 5934 900 377a Feb Jan 30% 313a 400 28% 94 95 300 94 60 % 60% 64% 700 597a 4% —5 __. 6 94 * 4% 1,100 3% 1 Kropp Forge Co • 76% —8.75 (Un) . 78 3314c (Un) Kennecott Copper Corp 6% * _1Q Chemical & & Shoe 33% 2% 2% 500 Sep Apr Jan 2% Aug 64% July 32 % Mar 117 Feb 70 July 4% Mar 3)4 May Co Salle Extension Lacieae Gas Leath & Co Co University-- 5 common —4 Printing Co Aircraft Tennessee Sep & Co Textron Thor Transmission Martin Field (The) Mfg Co Company Merritt Transamerica Meyer Blanke Mickelberry's Food Products- 5674 1,500 48 3274 2,100 24% 1774 1772 3474 35 4174 43 7B 49 13 117a 11 117a 1,800 4874 4874 48 7a 100 55 Aug 9 '/a Mar 43 Mar 11% May Jan 5474 July 5074 Apr 40 40 200 3574 Jan 37 72 39 7« 600 3572 Jun 6374 6374 200 53% 48 7a 4974 5,100 397% Jan 49% 10 600 8'% Feb 12 9% 10 7a 600 8% Feb 12 52 74 4974 1 10 52 % 4572 Aug July 75 Jan Sep May May 5674 1,903 527a Sep 6734 Apr 4274 4174 4374 3,600 41'% Sep 52 7a Jan 37% 37'% 39% 1,200 34 Feb 41'4 68 68 68 100 64 Jan Sep 74% Aug 4672 May Union Carbide Corp Union 4174 100 4074 Feb 22'% 2374 2,700 21% Feb 4874 4474 4874 200 23 Jan 557a Aug 33% 33% 34 600 273/4 Jun 36 % 14 14 14 100 13 72 Sep 49% 4972 5074 1,200 49'% 43 43 457. 1,500 43 Sep Sep 4974 4974 5074 10,900 49% 527a 52'/a 54 7a 300 52'% 54'i, 54 7a 54 74 100 43'% 1474 22,300 10 1374 4174 1372 Ve May Aug 21% Mar 6134 Jan 52 72 Apr 59 Va Jan Sep 64 Jan Jan 59'A July 15Va Jan Jun Jun 1174 1174 1274 3,200 127% Sep 2674 24 74 2674 3,400 24'/4 Sep 29 Jan 44 43'% 447a 1,000 35 Jan 4774 Aug 1174 Sep 9'% Aug 11% 1174 300 15 Jun 5 30% 3074 32 7a 3,500 30 % Jun 38% Jan 7774 7774 7974 400 74% Jun 29'% 30 200 27% Jun 877a Aug 357a Apr Electric Co 2374 2374 25 2,600 19% Jan 2874 28 2874 650 237% Jan 3172 16'/a 16% 200 157% Jan 177a May 100 55 Sep Jun 34% Feb 24'% Jun Jan 12 % July Sep 24'A Sep 42% Feb 433/a Apr 55 55 55 31 31 3174 • 10 (Un) 38% 30% 135'% 30% 39 500 30'% 30'% 100 13474 135:% 3074 3174 1.000 45 3074 3072 5 37% 10 37'% Union 10 RR Aircraft United Air Corp Lines (Un)_ Inc United Fruit United States U S Rubber 297a July 70 Sep Feb 90% 90'a 100 80% Jan 98 Apr U S Steel 16 16 % 1.700 16 Aug 23% Jan Universal Oil Products Co 42% 42)8 100 42% Sep 52% 600 674 Feb 11% Mar Jun 1507a July 3572 Mar 7a A Sep Sep 200 44'A Apr 537a July 3174 3,100 3072 Sep 3874 3772 4174 600 37'% Sep 37 V* 3974 500 30% Jan 7)4 3072 Feb Sep Jan Feb 657% Mar 447/a July • Corp 25 2674 5,800 25 Sep 9274 10074 700 92% Sep 5574 55% 500 46'% Jan 16% (Un) 9274 5 Gypsum 2574 4 Co Co 2,600 46 — 12074 17,000 iV 25 Pacific . 50c Rights Jan 23% 9% 28 1 Uni;on Oil of California—— Apr 1274 4174 22% 38 5% Sep 38)4 47'% 47a Jan 42)4 ■' 17 31 % 300 100 2374 13% 487a Feb ' 200 Apr 44% ' 5078 Jan 500 Sep 48 " 18 3874 July 2,300 Jan 44)4 - Apr Jan 874 20 48 1374 1874 11)4 7 i - July 5774 Aug 34% May 297i 200 2,100 8'/« 25% 7)4 Aug 50% July 40% July 1,100 34.% 41% 18'% 300 16% 81 Jan 8% 800 * July 120 Jun 3074 1874 10074 2,700 8874 Feb 10872 Aug 1,000 19% Sep 25 Aug 56 99% 10374 1974 1974 2174 11 1 11 1272 45 118% Mar Apr 68 7a July .1 Webcor Inc x37% X3774 7,400 11 Jan 1974 May 4374 July Union Telegraph— Westinghouse Electric Corp Whirlpool Corp 37% 30% Jan 88 74 8574 88% 1,100 71 Feb 97% July 307% 30 3274 800 30 Jan 397a July Jan Wisconsin Bankshares 31 3074 31 4,700 28 Jan Jan Wisconsin Electric 35% 35% 3672 4,100 35% Sep 4072 Jan 89% May Wisconsin Public 25% 25% 100 2372 Jun 27% Jan 58 587a 150 5372 Jan 607a Sep 52 18 43 Aug 52 Sep 86 74 5072 8674 8674 12 84% ip72 1872 1972 600 12% Jan 22 Aug 94 94 99 600 94 Sep 135 Jun 52 Aug 200 32% Jan 62 74 May 39)4 400 37% Aug 59 28% 29% 1,900 28 July 36% 77% 777a 200 70% Feb 18)4 18% 200 18 Jan 22% Feb Woolworth 4 Co 55% Corp 200 13 '/a 13V2 800 13% Sep 17 Feb World 22% 22)'2 300 20% Jan 23 Mar Jan 20 50% May 700 Mar Jun _* Inc 55% 3074 1772 2 Radio * Brick 3972 1 Tri Continental Corp (Un)~ 1 20th Century-Fox Film (Un)_——1 Trav-lcr Airlines ll3a 28)4 16%c Chapman & Scott (Un)_—12.50 Metropolitan m 5 Wcrld 20% / 21 (Un)— Corp Ex-distribution 31 % * . Apr 1 11% „ 1 Medusa Portland Cement Merck & Co (Un)_ 487a 5 — 20% _4 common Sep • ; Tool Co Edison 31% 1 Co Feb 377a 5 Inc Power Toledo Trane Co Western Marquette Cement Marshall . 48% 600 1 11% 1 : C> 1074 Sep 39 Jun 87a Jan 25 Gas Texas Corp Transmission Gas Inc 31% 25 common $3.50 preference (Henry 600 41% 3772 25 " Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un) Lytton's 103a (Un) Company 1 common...... Libby McNeil & Libby Lincoln 103a 600 37y2 4474 1 United La (Ohioi. Corp i w Temco Jan Oil Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co^ 28% May 75 % Sep 39 4374 May 100 25 (Un) Studebaker-Packard Corp Trans Johnson J 4 )4 75% 1474 42% _1 6.25 Indiana 33)4 43% 1,000 1474 41% 1 California Oil Stewart-Warner 48% 367a May 62% Mar 4574 1474 41 % 5 of Standard Standard 69% • 4474 43% May 707% Mar 10 Standard Oil Apr 75% 1 Co— Steamship Co Sep 227« Jan 2 Dredging Corp Apr 48 % Indiana Steel Products Co 56% 3 00 50c (Un) 15% Jan 200 23 7 D 4474 23 % 5774 5 Square Jan 100 Sep 57 22 74 4474 • Public Service Jan 25)4 3272 5774 22% 5 (Uni Rand Corp (Un) Inc common 8perry 12 V4 25% 1,200 Feb 15 (Un) Co Spiegel Swift Illinois Brick Co 750 Apr 48% Aug 177a Aug Jan. 217a 35% Jan 31% 3474 5 (Un)_ Pacific 100 3 V2 A Corp 1,700 32 -10 31% 3272 1 14)4 6% 6% 1 — 31 >/4 32% iq B 37% 4 26% Jan 63% Aug 33% Aug 3 Pen 37% . Jan Apr 357a 1 13% 13% 1 ; Hertz-.Corp Sep 50 65% 1.40 Standard Gulf A Roebuck & Co Bears Sinclair 2374 — Jan 500 49 class Electric Co Schenley Industries (Un) 81% May 5334 — Sep 2078 5774 Stockyards Schering Corn 4474 Mar 22% 42% 1674 Apr 5574 5 Sangamo Jun 5234 12914 Paper Sheaffer __ —5 Co..— . Great Lakes Dredge & Greyhound Co Feb 1572 - St Louis National 437a May 79 Aug 53% 8 Rubber 1272 300 20 g Co^ 66)4 July 10% Mar Sep & 1,100 1674 5 Feb 36% Brothers 1474 15% 1674 55 V* 5 Jan 500 Tire Paper 774 II,400 Glidden 100 15 74 1574 Jun Sep • Standard Corp Royal Dutch Petroleum Co 2% 373a Goodyear 1674 59 5 Co 200 55% Golciblatt 1674 5 Tobacco J) Raisin 1,700 37% —1 3874 Mar Feb 3)4 ——1 Corp ex-distribution—-—1 Co (Un:>———— 10 22% 600 66 83-4 6674 (The), Co 600 43% 100 57)4 84% Alden 200 2374 4274 2,700 Socony Glen 617a 22% 42% 1 3'a Feb Gillette 6074 22% 2.50 Co 8-% 400 6178 1 10 (Un) Rockwell Feb 58% July 10274 Aug 103;74 10374 147a 611/4 827a Feb 70% July 7374 Apr 10 Feb 83'/2C 100 Jan 100 Aug Rubber- 9274 Sep 10 74% & 9274 Feb Apr Brothers 74% Tire 42 31 (R 200 General 46% May 3074 May 900 663/a 10 Mar 487a 43% River 3,200 .1.66% 477a 1,000 Rlchman 9534 . Sep 1674 1,100 Reynolds 7934 Cement-. Sep 277a 4074 Sep 54 Portland 21% May 39 200 50 Jan 94 Motors Corp— Apr 800 277a 7974 2174 76 'it General 18 407% 277a 39V2 28)4 July 45 17% 39 77 Metals 94 54% 37% ' 18 39 4674 Reynolds 800 !■-* Aug 4s y4 & Chemioal 56% -——5 Apr 35 647a Jan Apr 47)4 . 25% Jan July Feb 85)4 46 Corp 1,000 22% 29 Jun 19% July .18% Jan 46 1,500 3,500 43% 600 600 32 467a 300 8 2374 30 Jan 2,100 243a 7% 227/a 30 3572 1,000 1974 » 237a 5674 May 59% 24 '• 300 4772 1934 46 48% 567/a 3,100 Feb 477% 46% 80)4 51% 47% 32% May 547a Mar Sep 47% Sep 567/8 Rexali Drug 600 287a 4574 Sep 3% 800 • Sep __ Jun 2972 5 July Sep 48 287a Radio 31 % Jan _5 28)4 • Jan Quaker Oats Co 77 — 287a 17 25% 517a • (Un) 26 * 487a Jan Mar 1 Co of Indiana 20% Feb 4274 May 18% Mar 487a • 2274 Feb 18% Jan Jan Apr • 3 500 5 3278 50 6,000 1,600 12.50 (Un) 200 5074 200 17 327. 3373C 300 100 337a 17 317% 3373c 2634 7* 33 33 5 301/4 7 52 32 25 2534 Jan 357a Aug 50 30)4 4 267» 500 2 25) . 2,500 3874 • Co Co 1934 1 General Pure Oil 31% July 2974 35% Jan / 76% General Foods (The) Feb 872 17 class B Public Service 13 100 25 Corp of America (Un) Raytheon Company Republic Steel Corp (Un) 25 —2 Dynamics (Un) 4- General Electric Ct) (Un) Airways (Un) Corp (Un) Phillips Petroleum Co 7934£ 1 : General Genl 1 distribution—2 ex Corp— .General Contract 29 TransDortation_2.50 Bancshares Box Apr 500 —.10 American General General 75)4 1434 __ 1 —— 300 12% 25)4 2 Inc Co„ 89 I,900 — 5 Foremost 88% Apr 97)4 July 31 )4 1 —2 Co Sep 8)4 1 preferred——40 Corp Flour Mills of America Inc 3374 29 Fairbanks Whitney Corp common $1.60 conv 400 12% Phonograph (Un)—5 Falstaff; 'Brewing 3434 29 3 Firstamerica 33% 883a _10 El Paso Natural Gas_ Emerson — 1 July 5274 May Sep 87a 35% Co Philco Apr 130 Jan 5 Corp 28% 275)4 Aug 6874 May Feb 3474 • 92 V* July Jan 20374 Feb % 8 106 300 28 7.50 Peabody Coal Co common Pennsylvania RR People's Gas Light & Coke Pepsi-Cola Co Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un) Phelps Dodge Corp (Un) Jun Sep 800 1 Electric Co 5474 400 6.25 Pan American World & 34% Mar 28% 3.33 Owens-Illinois Glass; Potter Eastern Ry Chemical & 12% May 7572 Feb Jun Power Co— (Un) Manufacturing Co Gas Sep 28% 10 Co Bancorporation Parke-Davis 1 Jan 57% 100 * Ohio Oil Co (Un) Oklahoma Natural Gas_ Pacific 447a 11 1,000 54% 55% 1137a 116% 447a 45% 5474 113% 100 58 5 Northern States Aug Pacific Jan 157% Aug 1174 May 11 5 Co 2774 > Jan 29% 5 Service Jan 29% 5 Jan 16 20 of America Corp____— Sep 1267a July Jun 5% 5378 6574 . 57% "■ I_l (Un) 11 57% • Corp 55% 46 34 Motors Corp Co ~ Northern Natural Gas 27)4 400 Car Illinois 11 5 ""5 II"lo Northern Illinois Gas Co Northern Indiana Public Northern Mar I 1 Aviation Jan 25 Continental 12 300 41 Ya Mar 2274 Aug 56% July Jan 24 200 774 Mfg_( Feb 32)4 Aug 247a Mar Aug 100 13 % Central RR 5474 2734 <47 & North American North Jan 247a 5 90 8374 July 45% Jun 5 —10 Continental Can Co Dow 13 58)4 2274 650 20 *' : 350 1334 2234 20 58)4 4934 30)4 10 —25 common-. 100 13 13 30 )4 84 48)4 5 48»/2 84 15 Container Corp of America— Detroit 48 - % . 100 Coleman Cq Inc Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp Columbia Gas System (Un) Deere - 4838 common——<—1 preferred 4374 ■ • Jun 58% 774 ""5 Lead Co (Un) National Standard Co York 5574 13 % (Un) National Tile 4072 Feb 100 300 100 2472 Cash Register National Distillers Prod National Gypsum Co 31 : 39 4,200 -2.50 Ring National 37)4' . Electric Sep Sep 247a Sep 1,300 5274 3274 Sep 16% Jan -50c Piston Northern Cities A 50% 58% 5874 100% 101 58'A 10072 20% 900 1 High 51 5 Company 37)4 • ___ 2,300 . Low » 34% 48 July 33)4 July 32 74 Jan 22 * com 400 200 - Range Since Jan. High 20% Specialties- class Shares 32% 3 Motor Con vertible Apr 60 51'A Inc Muskegon 31 ; 59o series A preferred 100 —•, Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_* Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50 16 Chicago. Towel. Co common i—--- -' Chrysler Corp 25 62 V4 Cincinnati Gas & . 48 • Nachman Corp Chemetron Corp . 1 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Chicago Chicago 62 33 II-l Montgomery Ward & Co Morris (Philip) & Co (Un)—. for Week of Prices Low —10 Monsanto Chemical (Un) 35)8 50 Sales Range Par Mississippi River Fuel— Modine Manufacturing Co___; ^,600 v- Week'* Last 2774 July 3)4 Jan Motorola . Friday ; " '' 1•- I 18 Sale Price High .18)4 Jan 800 4% ; 42% ' (Un) SEPTEMBER STOCKS 42)4 ;2 %ii. '35'.4 50 t Corp of America New ' common High 2238 — • ENDED Range Since Jan. 1 26% ,__i_3Qc7 ' _„/25.;': (Un )— common preferred Celanese Centlivre Low Par /; • WEEK for Week of Prices Last STOCKS FOR Sales Friday 18)4 ' Jun 1 1 1874 19 200 15% 10 46 ya 46'/a 100 44% Minneapolis Brewing Co 1 8% 8 3'a 500 7% Jan 9 * 100 113% Jan 151 Apr W) Publishing Wrigley (Wm) Power (Un)_. Service. Co (Un) 5072 Co jr. Co Jan 34 Mar 913A July Mar Minnesota Min (F Corp Middle South For Utilities & Mfg (Un) footnotes see page 46. 134 134 134 Yates-Amer Zenith Machine Radio Corp Co - 89 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle Monday, September 21, 1959 (1212) OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 18 Range Sale Price .—25 (Un) Industries Corp 100 14% 300 14% 46 46 47% 500 76 ¥4 76% 78 2,000 20 ¥2 2,600 Feb 29 ¥4 Pacific Atlas 85c Jan General Public Service (Un.) 10c 5 ¥4 5 ¥4 5% 400 5Va General Public Utilities (Un) 5 24% 24 ¥4 24% 600 24 Vb 400 3% Feb 6 ¥2 Mar 68 ¥4 68 Va 70% 60% Feb 12 3,100 10 Va Jan 13'A Apr 60% 60 11% & Electronics (Un) 10 Tire & Rubber Co (Uni—83¥3 800 4% 60 % 200 44% Jan 8% 8% 100 7% Feb 9% Apr 4 19% 19% 20% 400 19% Sep 4% 100 4 Feb 5% Mar 49 50 200 37 % Jan 2.20 2.20 900 21% 22 Va 1,400 22 % 23% 700 60c 60c 1,000 128 129% 200 :::ii 4% 38 ¥2 1,500 26% 32% 33'% 1,200 27'A May 25% 25% 26 Va 600 24 V2 Jan 33% 25% 26 200 25% Sep 39 Gen Telephone General Oil Getty Gimbel Co __ 100 27% 27 % 20% Apr May 30% July Feb 50 ¥2 42 % 42% 300 42 Jun V4 25'% 25% 150 23 ¥2 Jan 56 Va 200 46% Feb Jan 27 54% 25 43 % July 12 12% 1,200 11% Sep 64% July 19% May 33% 33% 50 30 ¥2 Jan 48 12 Mar 11 200 11 Sep 18% Apr 53 Va 5,300 25% Feb 53% Sep 41% 42 200 40% Sep 53 ¥2 Mar 13% 41 Vst 11 49% 53 14 Vb 200 13% Sep 18% 75% Avco Mfg 2,300 75% Corp 1 2.20 Gladding McBean & Co 5 —1 :_10c 22 Va * 1 1 129% r.—_1 1% Gladden Products 200 37 Va Feb 74 75% 400 62 60% Glen 62% 800 60% 3 C-raham-Paige Corp (Un)_ Great Lakes Oil & Chem Co Great Northern Great Western Oil Barker Feb 84 80 Va July Instrument Beckman Inc—— Oil Bishop Corp (Uni Hoffman Electronics Hertz Consol Mammoth Black Holly Oil Homestake 25% May Honolulu 26% Sep Sep 32 Va July Howe Sound 52% Hupp Corp Maryland Mines Corp 21% 2,200 41 200 6% 6 ¥4 3% 800 13% 3,100 8% Jan Apr Idaho i.ucu.o 14% 14% 600 2.90 3.00 3,500 52c 7%. 7% 43 c 50 % 55% July 2.30 Apr 73% May Sep 36% Jan 500 64% Sep 85 1% Feb 2 Max- 49'A May 59 56% 3,100 10 200 7c 7c 13,000 9 July 12 May 6c Bond Inc 30% 33 600 30% Sep 46'A 7'/4 6 % 7% 10,900 5% Feb 12 21 Va 21 % 21% 100 21Va Sep 24% Apr 42 42% 200 38 Feb 47 ¥1 1,900 25 Aug 38 Aug com—5 5 pfd_—_—9 Burlington Industries Inc (Un) -.1 Burroughs Corp 5 29 60c Finance 28% 30 26 25% 26% 11 Company Budget 11 100 21% 22'/a 1,000 1,000 ' conv 22% 29% 29% 30'% 800 19 Vo 31% July Jan 11 % 10% Mar 14% 29% Jan Jan May Feb 26 Vb July , 45% Mar Sep 55 55 Jan 66 ¥2 21 21. ¥4 250 19 Va Jun -5 29 29 29% 1,500 29 SeD 22 Aug 32% Aug Dry Corp (Uni—__—_——1% Pacific Railway (Un)——25 Canada 20% 20% 21% 400 20 Jan 22 Va 26% 26% 400 26% Sep 19% 19% 20 200 19% Sep 26% Feb Tractor Co new——___* Corp of America * Pasco Corp (Un)—,— 5 32% 31% 32% 700 31% Aug 27% 27 34% Sep Sep Sep 36 Va 600 45% Apr Sep 16 Va Apr (J ——-— (Un) Co & I) : Caterpillar Celanese de Cerro Certain-Teed Products Oil Service 34% 35 300 12 12% 1,200 26% Colorado Fuel Gas Cons Iron & System of Edison Continental 26% 100 41'A Jan 1% 1% 1,000 1% Sep 1% Jan 65 % 65% 65 % 100 65% Sep 73% Feb 24% 24% 24% 100 25% Jan 33 37 26% Sep Copper July 31% 31% 100 30% Sep 62% 65% 600 50% Feb May 72% May 49% 49% 49% 100 49% Sep 64% 7 7 7 200 5% Jan 29% 30 % 1,600 23% Apr 20 Vb 20 Aug 24% Mar Sep 50c Jan 20% 709 56c 56c 1,000 96c Feb 60 % 60% 100 60 % Sep 67% Jan 32 32 200 32 Sep 45 13% 13 % 100 12% 32 ——2 common (Un)—— (Un) Products Corn Co 1 Steel Co 10% 60 51 500 51% Jan Co— 5 Cuban Curtiss-Wright Oil ' Corp (Un)— com _1 • July 15% July Sep 13% Apr 67% Mar S°D 51% Sep 5 ¥2 800 4% Jan 55 % R10 50 ¥2 Jun 29 29% 200 26 59% 7 Jun May 60 ¥4 32% Feb 2% May Jan Jan 1% 1% 100 1 Va Sep 12 12% 600 10% Jun 17 Va Mar 10% 10% 100 10 ¥2 Sep 16% Desilu Inc 29% 31% 700 27% Jan 39 ¥2 Class Fruit Inc__ _1 class Corp 18 300 17% May 21 Va Feb 16% 165), 1,000 15% 20 3 a (Un) 300 17% 1,300 83% 83% 5 36 % 36% 200 39% 42% 900 • Nickel Int'l Oil Lear El M J Merck 39% • & 44% (Un)___ 6% 1 (Un) __10 Ltd Gas_. 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Jun July 13 Va Feb 20 Mar 13 Feb 20 Motor Foremost Friden For 72c 23,200 49% 900 Feb 4 5 ¥4 Mar Sep 92c Jun 52 Jan 54 ¥2 Jan 1.35 Mar 34c Jan 39% Feb 57 ¥a July 106 Va Aug Jan Feb Sep 12 Va Apr 2.65 2.60 2.95 1,600 1.85 Mar 3% Jun 5 50 50 51%, 400 Apr 54% 59% 16 % 45 % May 50 Sep 59 ¥2 1,300 37'A Feb 65 15% 15% 47 1,300 12% Mar 20 July Va July 947/s 2% 12 13 % 28 28 100 28 Sep 55 % 56 200 54 Mar 11 11 ¥4 300 11 Sep 90 100 86% Mar 109 110 ¥2 200 75 90 9V4 Jan Feb 62% Jan 3% Mar 18% Apt 31% M&r 63 13% Jan Jan 94 Va May 136 July 25% 25 27% 2,800 Sep 39% 29% 29% 30% 900 28% Mar 33 % Aug 41% 41V4 41% 200 37% 48 ¥i July 10c 40c 40c —* 5 57 25 Jun Apr (Un) ——1 25c Co 5 10 1 5,200 66 13,500 5 ¥4 100 38c Aug 42'a Mar 5¥4 Aug 65c 66 Feb Sep 7 ¥2 Mar 8¥a Jun ~6 6 6 300 2.05 2.05 2.20 2,700 1.75 Jan 3% May 78 78 100 69% Feb 89 ¥2 May 20% 22% . 6 Sep 400 20% Sep 29 Va May 36 36 200 35 ¥2 July 41% Mar 8% 8% 2,600 8% Sep 13 July 27 27 20 26 ¥4 Jan 27 ¥» July 48 50 VB 300 38% Jan 51% 52 % 600 4C¥2 56% July 53 Va Aug 12 Va 13 VB 300 12 ¥a Sep 104 20% (Uni-* com 41c 53 5 ¥» 104 100 58% Jan . (Un)——2 _5 (Uni Co Feb 55 ¥2 Mar 50% 50% 100 49% Jan 28% 28% 28% 100 26% Jun 31 Va 29% 29% 30 400 28 ¥2 Jun 34¥a Mar 5 6 ¥4 56 V, 100 54 Va Sep 67 ¥2 May 1 Jan 13% Aug 10 Mar 1.00 1.00 100 % Jan 1 % Mar 28% 28 ¥, 29% 1,600 Feb 31% July _* 34 ¥4 34 V4 RR Inc 11 ¥4 1 (Un) Nordon Corp Norris Oil (Un) Co 9% July 26 Power ; 900 17c 17c 19c 15,100 1 (Un) Ltd Co 34 Va _1 Niagara-Mohawk 2.05 2.00 2.15 1,700 1.75 Jun 2,000 34 ¥4 17c Sep July 21 Va Jan 40% Jan 34c Feb 2.90 Feb American North American Aviation <Un V 35% 35% 35 Va Aug 5^/2 Mar __25 2 5 ¥2 25% 26 380 24 Jan 26% Sep 1 North Invest 6% 26¥e 25 28% 2,200 25 Sep 44% May 15% Jan 22 1 pfd Northrop Corp Sugar Occidental Oil Ohio 38 V, 20c May 450 3% 4,600 300 39% Sep 46 V4 May 47% 3% (Un) Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp; 18 V8 40% 47% 300 42 Va Feb 5 8 ¥4 Sep 23 ¥1 18 Va 20 (Un)_ 3% 39% Ltd Co Petroleum Co Pacific 5 Cement & Aggregates Products 5 2.75 Jun 5 Aug July rec" redeemable 200 34 Jan 300 7578 Apr <4 1% 400 % Jan 30% 800 Jan Pacific 25% 200 25 Va Sep 37 ¥2 Apr 400 18% Jan 21 ¥2 Apr 14% 1,000 12% 29% Sep Apr 4.80% red 97 July 4.50% red 2 ¥4 39 1st pfd class A Jun 66% Apr 30 3,200 29 V4 Sep 32 Apr 27 27% 200 27 Jun 29 25% 25% 100 22% July 26 Jan 24 24 Va 1,500 24 Sep 26 Jan 25 23% 24 Va 1,400 23% Sep 2 6 ¥4 Jan 23 y8 23 Va 100 23 Va May 25 Va Apr 21 ¥2 21% 200 21 ¥4 23% Mar 60% 60 ¥2 61% 2,300 29 ¥2 29 ¥1 2,200 4% Feb 2,500 47% Jun 553A 84 50 84 Sep 94% Mar 4% 4 ¥4 4% 3,900 2 ¥4 Jan 5 ¥2 Aug July Pacific 11% 11% 12 V* 1,100 11% Jan 8% 100 8 % Sep Sep 19 Va 8¥a 13% Apr Feb Pacific 27% 4,600 26 ¥a Sep 28% Aug 30 Va 44% July Sep Feb 61 11 Mar 15 70c 70c 76c 4,800 See 66% 66% 8 8Y4 Mar 5% 48 % 45 4% Jun 84 500 200 — 48 1,000 4% 25 _25 Feb 5% 13% 4% preferred 58% 5% 57% 10 Va Jun 48% 57 26 Mar 2 13% 1.15 Jan 42 66 Lighting Corp common • preferred * Pacific Oil & Gas Development—33 Vie 57 Sep preferred— 1st Apr Sep Jun 1334 70c 1st 59% 25 Pacific 18% 46 ) 27 Va 100 25 25 1st preferred preferred 1st 100 59% 18 25 preferred redeemable 18 400 29 % 59% —25 preferred ist 59% 18% 29 ¥2 I8V4 8 ______10 Corp Gas & Electric common— 1st 5% 'v 35% 26¥2 May 21% (Un )_5 20% 124% July —• 12% 12% (Un)____10 —1 Feb Central Y 25 % • _3 N 18% _I * 1 . New Jan May Jun July July Feb 5 66% 200 49 Va Mar 66% Industries Inc $4.50 — 51 Va 51% 400 46 % Jun 56% Apr 25% 25 Va 26% 3,000 20¥2 Jan 28 Va SeD 34 35 600 34 Sep 43 % 1 Petroleums Ltd ' Warrants Tel — Pan Tel & new Electric American World Parke Davis com & _14 2/7 26% 50c Airways (Un)_—1 —' • (Un) 50 Pennsylvania RR Co (Un) a Jan Aug 16% 33¥3C 1 7% 34 35 400 22 V. 23 V8 1,000 22 Va Sep Sep 35 ¥4 Apr 43% —-. 22% • Co 26 3 , 44 700 36 ¥2 Feb 48 ¥4 Aug 16% 16% 200 15% Apr 20% Jan 31% 300 26 ¥2 8 4,000 5% Jan 33% Aug 10% Jun 4 100 33 ¥4 Sep 43 Sep 51% 2 5 16% 19 1,100 16 ¥2 Sep May 27 Va May .1 12% 12% 14 1.300 11% Jan 20 10 47% 47% 49 1,300 41 Feb 55% Aug 5 79% 500 51 _2 50 "2 77 80 % % 19% 20 700 1 46. 900 2 % Sep 59% 6 Jan ~ 200 116 ¥» Mar Jan 43% July 7% _ 2% Sep Sep 5 Company Finance 12*'a Co Sep 47 6¥a Clay 100 Corp 94% 600 19% Pacific 1.500 ■< 100 50 V4 700 Pacific 8% (The)—_ 34%, 47 300 Pacific 21% 44 100 1,300 Feb 8% page 100 6% Sep 21% see 22,000 46 11 VA Mar 1 Dairies footnotes July 8V4 July 20% 47 ,1 Co Jan 26 ¥4 Mar 1 Trailer Jan 30c 58c 45 % 48 % 1 common Theatres 58 A_ Inc Fruehauf Jan 5 ¥2 58c 61c 12 Lines Sep 39 "4 Sep __1 Firstamerica Ford 14 200 46 50c 28 Cement Biscuit City 35% common Chem 100 6% 8% <Uni___ Inc 83 ¥2 • Federal-Mcgul-Bower-Bearings & 20% 65 ¥4 86% Precision Indus 72% Mar 20 Ltd Mack- Jan 39% 6 Va 29% 29% 5 Fibreboard Food Jan Apr 51% Aug 48% 700 20% 89% 4 (Un) Paper prod Corp Flintkote Co (Un) Fluor Corp Ltd Flying Tiger Line Inc 3 Va 45 ¥1 52c (Un)_—_—.__—16%c Inc Packard-Bell Oils Jan 2.60 20% 88% 1 3 (Ua)___ — class 6% 1.50 Jan Company 1 England Electric System (Un)__.1 Idria Mining & Chemical Co__50c 35% 88% 1 Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A Fargo 20% 6% July 29 Va (Un) Chemical National 5'/<. 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(Un) 87¥4 July Sep Calif of Co Humor 26% _—— Corp Apr 56¥4 July May (Un)—— Aiden 77% —10 — 1,90 Aug Feb July Apr 89 Sep 44% 7 5(4 Co Refining Co (Un) (Un)— 77 44% 76 % —-—-1 Corp 5 (Uni Brothers Sep 26 39 Va July 35" 35 Feb Sep 36 V» 32% —33 Va 25 ~— 5% Sep 4% 22 ¥2 Jun 90% Mar 4 (Un) Corp Warrants (Un) Jan Sep —50 10 —5 —1 Topeka & Santa Fe (Un) — 10 Atlantic 16 Sep (Un) Armco Steel Corp (Un) .—: Armour & Co (111) (Un) Ashland Oil & Refining (Un) Atchison 700 ! & Tel Co (The) 22 ¥2 76 % Hartfield Anaconda 22 ¥2 36c (Un)_l American Can Co (Un) —12.50 American Cement Corp pfd (Un) 25 American Cyanamid Co (Un)——10 American Electronics Ine__ 1 American Factors Ltd (Un)— 20 Amer & Foreign Power (Un) • American Motors Corp (Un) 5 American Potash & Chemical Corp—* American Standard Sanitary (Un) 5 Corp 22 ¥2 100 Broad-Param'nt Theatres Ampex 97% Aug 58% July * III2 (Un) Viscose 1% ^common Corp 16,700 36c -w Good Tel Jan Mar 17 40c .—10 Mfg Co (Un)— * Aluminium Limited American Airlines Inc com (Un). 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(Un) 19% Sears Roebuck Siegler Signal Oil & Ry Socony Mobil 17% Sep 40% Jun 50 Sep 27% 36% 36% 38% 1,300 35% Jun 42 207/a 500 20 Sep 26% July 26 26% 1.600 25% Jun 21 300 21 Jun 22 V2 Southern 64 Southern Company Pacific Railway Co Spiegel Stanley Oil Chemical Texaco Texas 300 25% Sep 45 Mar 67% 14% 13% 15% 300 12% Sep 42 42% 3,000 Sep 59% 23% 60% 1,700 54% Jun 63% Mar Electric 23% 200 23% Sep 25% Feb Ford 21 100 20%• Jun 22% Apr General — 21 __ 32% 4,800 29% 7 Sep (V Sep 42 43% Jan 21% Delaware 51% Jan 28% 400 28% Sep 31% Jan 28% 100 28 Va Sep 30'/2 FW 4 4 300 3% Aug 39% 22% 5% Power Co . 24 24 10 22% Rights .!—- Jan Week's Oil Union Pacific Ry Union Co Sugar United Air of Jan Light new United Aircraft United Canso United Cuban 37% Hamilton 59 Hudson Pulp & Paper 5% Watch Coal 21% Feb 9 y2 Feb 28% May 14% May Madison 600 Jan 51 Aug Merck & 49% 52 Va Apr Jun 59 Jan 53% 53% 300 Sep 64 Feb 34'% 25% 34% 200 Jan 40% July 25V2 100 55% 55% 300 90%; 90y2 10 51 '/at 51% 200 . __ 90% 5 — (Un)„_10 United Fruit United Gas U 23 Jan 55% Sep 43 Apr 92 44% 58% 15y2 Jan May 13% 13% 9% Jun 12% 12% 1,000 9% Aug 24'% 24% 1,400 24'/8 Sep 3% 3% 3% 3,500 3% Jun 5"% 43% 43% 300 35% Jan 47 Vz Aug 10% liy2 5 __ 30% 14V4 7,600 700 30% 18% 31% 1,200 78% 79% 900 " S Feb Sep 13 V4 Mar 30% Sep 35 y2 Mar 75 Feb 87% Aug 18% 19% 2,300 18% Sep 25% Mar 24% 800 19% Jan 29% July 29 % 100 28 1,500 21 23'% 22% 22% 22% 2 30% 100 % _1 * 22% 46 Co S Steel Universal 29 % 34 of 26% 32 200 31 Victor . 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Natco Corp Jan 200 32 3,900 28 Co 1 28 V2 28'/2 28% 200 28 15 15 50 15 46% 47% 300 29'/2 Feb 49 % Aug 44% 44% 400 42 Va Jun 47% Jan (Un) * __ 6'% 6Va 300 5% Sep 12% Feb —_1 12 12 12 1,300 6% Sep 13 Sep * 87% Mar Sep 1,334 54% 5 Armstrong Cork Co 52% 32 __ 25 Jan 21 % 54 % 1 Inc__ Sep 33% 47J/4 Sep 72% 20 26% Par 38 32 5 18% 653 21V2 24% Mar 8% Mar Aug 100% 102% 28 —20 712 81% ' 32 (Un)__ 19% Apr 50% Sale Price Sep- 25% Mar 25% Last July 30% 41% 5 150 1,400 33% 21 44 Va Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Apr Feb — Sep Jan Sep % 1 13.50 Sep 25% 96 14% 36% 25% • A % Sep 225 1,257 21% 1—2.50 Co 38% 38 • 96 19% 37% 78% 73% * : Gas Improvement 53% July iy4 — 5 Jan 36'% May 13% %' 18 Co__* Corp United Jan 18% * Smith United 22 36% 36% 50 Co__ Jun 17% 38 96 2,897 Apr 9% 6 Va May 24% 96 , ,• com common Scranton-Spring Brook Wat & 7 22% 1 Electric & Gas Paper 51% 6% 22% May Co— preferred Progress * 10 —— Sep Sep 3*2 39 % __ Co Jun 30% 17 38% .'/ _16% (Un) com 4,257 23% 45 951 44 31% —10 Power Aug 18'% 300 28 Va Water 69 % 13% 1,100 1 Petroleum Preferred Feb 39% Feb 43% (Un) —— Washington 56% 17% 2,300 30% _1 — Inc Jan 209 35% 332 30% 10c (Un). 16% 64 17% 31 44% 1 Co 72% May Sep 35% 46% 32 44% —5 i Pictures Feb: 10 16% STOCKS 123% L— Equipment Westates 30% -j'jj __ Gas Ltd Amer 50% 200 19% 3% Pittsburgh Brewing common.,—— 2.50 Pittsburgh Plate Glass 10 Plymouth Oil Corp 5 83 29 73% May 91 Mar 24% 25% 84 24% Sep 31 Apr 90c 90c 70c May 34% 34 % 34% 60 Va 65 1 Co & 5 Corp Aug 82 % 24% — Corp Associates 1.816 11% 1 Aug 300 134% 134% __ 30% 5 Oil 65% Jan Sep 42% 27 10 Inc—_— 54% 23% May 38% 31 —10 Consolidated Vanadium Warner — common— Jun Apr Sep Sep Sep 1,100 1,000 25 (Un)_— Varian Wailuku * —10 * Corp 31% July 46% 19% 19% A pfd—25 ser Jan 19 Va Mar 153 . 77 • 79 % l__l vtc July 9% 245 22% Navigation Co. Corp Jan Jun 32% 39% 26% __ 36 26 30 '/8 26% Jun Sep 21% July 38% .—____l Co Rubber U 18% July Apr Jan 29 % — 21 (Un) 9 12V2 29 23% . 21 — . Jan __ • & Philco Jun Feb 24% 10 (Un)_— 52 V4 Feb 8% 60% Chemicals Corp Power & Light Pennsylvania RR Philadelphia Electric common Philadelphia Transportation Co— Mar 69 y2 90 y2 May 1 Inc.. Corp Industries S U & Jan 13% 694 60% — 18 .__1 (Un) Corp 39 % 222 9% 61% Pennsylvania 53% 364 14% 10% Pennsalt 49% 50 Jan 44 y4 Sep Sep 62 300 Jun 11% Inc (The) 1,900 41% Co—1 Fund Martin Jan 62% Brothers 2,800 30% 5 75% Aug Sep 11% 560 ___i Jan 23% Apr 38 26% 1.66% Feb Gimbel 89 % 47% v 52 Sep Jun 9 46% 2 63% Jan 75% 5 Corp 104% Sep 13,323 14% 9% __5 Corp_ High Low 78% 77% 13.50 com Range Since Jan. 1 48% 48% 10 34% 5,800 100 Inc Oil Aug 81% 25% — 600 50% common Oil 25 880 46% — 400. Jan 75% 1 100 40% % 25 69% 51% Calif.: Lines Shares High 78% 76% 1 Battery Motors 22% —5 (Un)i (Un)—_— Co 9% May for Week 5 Acceptance 10% —_50c — 33 .Sales Range of Prices Low 78 $1 preferred General 45% (Un)____—* — Union 80 Aug ^43% July Jan j.,80 52% —25 Co Aug 7% 6.50 Dairies 44V4 — Corp Jun 45% 100 400 __^_13 common, Co— 49% common Electric 22c Jan 39 * - Co, & Light Storage Motor 497% 7 1 Carbide Union Sep 9% Friday Union Jan 12c 39 33»/3 68% __ ;——1 Film Tel_ 52% 68% —25 (Un) Century-Fox Sep 30% 21,000 9% 1 Duquesne 28% 38y4 & Publishing Apr Jan 28% __ Curtis 12% Mar 22% (Un) (Un)_. 69% 300 14c 12c Last Co Transit Foremost __ ■ . 5 Corp 100 38 % 13c * Company Campbell Soup Co__ Chrysler Corp Sep 1 Co 7 0 37% 37 % 1 Budd 52% ___10 ! Warrants 26% Baltimore 100 Petroleum— Tri-Continental Corp Twentieth Jan 48 Va (Un) common! Preferred Mar 100 25 Sulphur Transamerica 12 22 49% Transmission— Oil Sep.* Jan Jun 48% Thriftimart Inc Tidewater 49% 6% 18% 49y2 Corp Inc Jan 50 100 1,100 _25 (Un) Gulf Textron 39% 11% 20% 48% (Un) Inc 70 Corporation Atlantic. City. Electric. Co Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton —2 (Un)..„, Inc Co-t (Un) 2.50 Explor—____10c Arundel 7fg 10 Gas Apr _6 y4 _ Co— International Tennessee 29% 55% * issued Telautograph Sep Tel 52% 5 — Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un) Co 22 % American 297% 2 (Un) Sterling Drug Inc (Un)_ Studebakei-Packard common & Aug 52% 25 —. (Un)___ Stauffer Aug Par 30% 25 California Statham 19% (Un) Stores Lehigh (Ohio), Jan common American 5 — Stecher-Traung Litho pfd Swift 85% 25y4 % Corp instruments Sunset Jan 800 __—50c Warner When 73% 49% —25 Standard Oil (Indiana) Standard Oil Co of N J Standard 200 11% • of 13% 1% May 20% Co Co 79% 48 % 15 common— Oil 300 Friday Aug 49% 2.50 (Un) Inc Standard 45 y8 1.100 common—25 com 17% Sale Price 2 Sperry-Rand Corp Warrants Jun 22% <Un) (Un)_ Southern Jan 35 y4 79% —_ . Aug 17% 1% Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange 5 Petroleum Southern U 300 22% Calif Gas Co nfd series A Calif 1,000 22 % Inc preferred Sep 45% Jan 38% jjj 1 A —_ 1% Jun STOCKS 7fe Co Sep 36 24% Mar 38% __ 38% —25 Preferred Southern 26 * ■_ Co 100 200 29 % May 21 Co Jan 20 * Shares) Edison 1% 44% 25 Cab Jun 1.40 __ Inc High 1% 43% Jan 18 —1 class Co Cc Low 1% 43 % 25c Ry Oil Range Since Jan. 1 High 5 Telegraph Basin & Low 1.25 (Un) Preferred 25% July 100 20 Ltd Ltd Insurance Shares Aug —3 Co Gas for Week July 38% Wilson Yellow & Dept Stores Williston Aug 900 (Un) preferred 4.32% 1.35 Jan 100 58 1,300 (Un)——_ Oil Calif 4.88 4 Jan 29% 200 Jun 19 . Smith-Carona-Marchant Southern Sep 96c 1.30 34% y4 18]/a Co_— Gas 18 1.66% Trade Corp 48 42% • 1 Oil Union 18 ._— (American Sinclair Pacific Western 17% Corp Simca Aug 39 '/2 Mar 42% preferred Co & 80% 18 Va • (Un)__20g Co_ & Water Western 600 1.30 17% Mar Life Western 600 34% j_ 67 Coast Oil 11% July * Co Inc cumulative Trans . _5 Sapphire Petroleums Ltd Schenley Industries (Un) Shell West 79% 1 Louis-San Francisco Shasta Apr 8% 1 Scott Paper Co_ Seaboard Finance July 73% 77% San Diego Gas & Electric common___10 $5.60 Ifeb Sep Canadian Sales Range of Prices Par West 8% Co Stores High 30 y4 77Vs Aircraft Safeway Low 50c Co__ Royal Dutch Petroleum Ryan Aeronautical Co St 24% 1 Rockwell-Standard Corp Rohr High 23% Co Last Sale Price —10 Rexall Drug & Chemical Co Reynolds Metals Co <Un.l Reynolds Tobacco (Un)„ Rheem Low 24% — (Un)__ Week's Friday STOCKS —1 ; 18 Range Since Jan. 1 5 Rayonier Inc __: Raytheon Co (Un) Republic Pictures (Un) Republic Shares SEPTEMBER for Week of Prices MARKETS ENDED Sales Range Last Sale Price WEEK FDR Bolt 7 Corp. of America— 1 United Engineering & Fdry CO —5 U S Glass & Chemical-———————1 7 7 200 29 Va 1.00 Jan Jun 38% July Jan 10 % Mar Jan 7 23% July 19% 100 2% 2% 200 2% Aug 29% 29 V8 29% 241 29% Sep 38 '/a Mar 88 85% 89 386 70% Feb 98 Va 19% Westinghouse Air Brake 10 Westinghouse Electric Corp——12.50 16 Feb 7 July CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE Montreal Stock WEEK FOR ENDED SEPTEMBER Exchange STOCKS Last Sale Price Par Abltibi Power & 4 y2% Paper common • preferred Acadia-Atlantic ■, Class " common A —♦ Agnew-Surpass Algoma Steel Aluminium Co _! • 4%% • of Canada 4% pfd„25 preferred ___50 Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd Argus Corp Ltd $2.40 50 50 common • preferred Atlas Steels 30% __ 42% 51 • Ltd footnotes __ • see page 46. Sep 23 % 145 23 Feb 9% 30)0 19 40 9% Sep 24 Bathurst Apr Bell 51 53% 10 51 50% 53% ——10 70 69 % 10 * 25 50 —50 37% £ 50 7% • • 4.65 32'% (Canada) class B-, Paper preferred 5% preferred 19 Sep 13 200 12% Jan 18 % July Bowater 2.364 35% Aug 42 % Bowater 31% July & Ccrp 36% May Power Telephone Bowater 35% 30% 10 Provinciale Banque Feb 11 % Mar 21 National al9% 51 % Bank of Nova Scotia— High 40 25 75 5 Va % Paper Mersey Paper 5%% pfd 10,256 26 Va May 37% July Brazilian Traction Light & Power 20 Va 20% 100 20% Sep 22 Feb British American 42 43% 1.300 42 Sep 45% Feb British Columbia Oil common Electric 51 51 Jan 53 a40 a40 50 40 May 43 Jan 4% % 32 33 2,423 32 42 Mar 70% 20 Sep Sep 46% 100 46 Jan 48 Jan 28 30 1,395 27 May 36 Feb British Columbia Forest 24% 25% 460 24 Aug 29% Feb British Columbia .95 50% 70% Feb 92% Mar 4% cum 5%% red Range Since Jan. 1 High Low High 26 Aug 20 Jun 2.974 51 5,810 50% Sep Sep 65% May 33 Mar 84 Aug 45 Aug 26 % 35 Feb 44 Feb 63% Mar 62% July 73 1.163 37 39 1,940 28 28 28 210 40 Va 42 46 40 41 Va 16,473 39% Apr 41% 42% 215 '41% Sep 46% May 41 % Sep 50 % Feb 7%, Aug 46 25 7'/a 7% 5,304 46% 46% 25 46 4.50 4.65 698 32% 35% 4,916 6 46% 4.50 32 % Jan Jan Sep , 49 % Mar Sep 7% Apr Sep 44% Feb Co— 5'% preferred 4%% preferred 46% 32 __ For 23 Low 34 pfd 220 70% __ 50 Corp Range Since Jan. 1 2,125 Wfek Shares al9% Montreal—: of jg __ 35% 50 $2.50 preferred Asbestos 35% 19 Shares High 24 Bank Sales, for Range Low 5%% Canadian Banque Week's of Prices Par Selburn Bailey for Week 9«/2 23 . ♦ Ltd Aluminum Shoe Range Sale Price | I Sales of Prices Low 34% 25 Sugar Week's Friday Last STOCKS . Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars Friday 18 —50 Jun 78 85 85 25 84% Mar 90 Aug 44 % 45% 225 44 V2 Sep 49 July 39 39 500 38 Jan 41 % Aug a73 preferred———.—100 red preferred—100 cumulative 44 % 50 2.73 10 75 July 50 preferred Power Products 48 49 135 48 Sep 52 % Aug • 12% 13% 1,650 12% Jan 18 Feb 33% 36 1,852 33% Sep 40 Jan • 33% 41 42 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1214) . . Monday, September 21, 1959 . CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE FOR Week's Friday Last STOCKS Colombia Shares warrants 25 90 % 754 28 % 28% 27% Bronze Noranda Mines Ltd Jan Nova 99% Apr Ogilvle Flour Mills % 1,704 28% Sep 37 27% 1,157 26% Jan 28% Jan 12 108 28 % 615 27 26 24% 24% 24% 300 • *. 12 27 42 41% 42 660 12 12 460 __12.50 * 12 • 25% Feb 49% 11 Jan 19 % 325 55% 2,385 52 36 3,406 33% Sep Sep 14% 970 11% Apt 14% 14 6.40 6.40 19% 4.85 210 * 22 22 100 22 • 18% 18 19 1,635 18 6% 6% 7% 675 • 22 24 24 6% Sep Apr July Sep Sep Feb 24 100 20 16% 16% 100 30% 30% 25 25 Jan 10% 10% 100 10 July 9% 9% 50 Canadian Hydrocarbons Canadian Industries common — ■* — 9% * Preferred 16 20 Canadian International Power Preferred 16% 16 24% 24% 50 ; 16% 15 Feb Jan 5 74% Apr 15% Sep 45 9 • 7% 3,785 16% 45 Locomotive 9% 9% Jan 1,178 a75% a75% -* Canadian Oil Companies common Coghlin (B ..28 43% Aug 467 9 164 25% Class 9 1,535 24% 13 19% 9.75 25% 18 14% 80 & Enamel 1 47% 23% • common i. 17% $1.40 Indus 20% preferred 14% 14% Power 38% 38% (A V) 81% Aug 19% 625 41% Sep 17% 6 8% 22 88 90% 275 85 17% 18% 780 17% 62 60% 63 550 60 % .* 15% 15% 16% 5,190 14 % Jan 20 18% 18% 400 18% Sep 20% 10% 10% 7,317 9% 130 10% 130 Mar Sep United Apr 34 34 50 27 Jan- 34 Aug 75 79% 5,015 75 Sep 93 July 75' 7.30 50 • 16% of ._ 7% 15% 40 96% 3,650 10 % 27%. 29 6,832 32. 40 : 32 225 32 .,,4i 715 40 136 460 132 Jan 33% 1,410 40 136 * _ 30% 70 —* 60 Walker 6% Jan Feb 136. 30%. 20 Jan 130 550 14% Jun 19 422 40 Jan 46 25 25 26 848 19% Jan 7 7 7 100 8% 130 7 8% 100 • 29 29 100 27 19% 19% 25 14 9% 9% 270 U5.00 a5.00 10 * __ a20% a20 % a20% a74% a 75% 12% 25'A 34 475 140 13% 25% a6.50 8% 5 1.30 ' 10 Jun Feb 12% 25% 5.50 34 35% 440 34 99 99 177 99 21 10 V 23% Jan 35% 60 260 57 Sep 75 Mar 51 July Aug Jun 456 Mar 68 4,165 22% Sep 31 1,000 3.75 8% 8'A 9 1,660 8% Sep Sep 13 Mar Mar 40 July Worts Jan 6.70 Feb • 35% 35% 36% 2,510 —1 3.60 3.00 3.60 1,500 Sep 4.10 Apr —• 34 34 34 30 34 Sep 44% 33 34 100. 33 Sep 44 Apr Apr 14 33 3.20 14 14 300 14 Sep 21 Jun 104 104 15 104 Sep 107 Feb 34 34 34 Vs 145 34 Cep 45 — 45 45 45 Jan 100 — common —- .50 - 10 40% Mar Jan 48 Sep 17 Sep 35 July Sep 8.95 Mar Belding-Corticelli Feb Blue Jan Bonnets Butterfly Canada 46 % May 63 Jan Canadian 55 Aug Catelli 19% Jun Consolidated 44 Mar 13% 13% 5 11 Jan 91% 91% 40 88 Jan 12% • 36 14% 12% 1,080 36 37% 485 9% Feb 35% May Jan 92 % May 13% Aug 44% July 15% 12% al2 39% 950 13 % a 1,465 12% 250 42% 4,850 14% Sep 20 12%, Sep 21 Sep 20% 46% Mar 41 41 41% 775 40 Jan 48 42% 48 48% 720 48 Sep 64 Jan 65 175 63% a9% 1,215 9% 20 200 • 20 Sep Apr 21 • • 40 • 5 .* 100 Products Ltd Div Inv 22 300 21% Jan 23 6,532 34 12% 14% __ — 5% 200 5% Apr Feb 400 19 985 al8 ' - 37 % __ 33 a40 a40 1 60c 1.00 1,502 a33 a33 9 36% 38 5.500 36% Sep 45 39% 39% 25 34% Jan 47% Aug 20% 910 13% Jan 23% Aug 50% July 55% Jan 20 — 51% 52 199 1.90 — 1-90 1.90 200 * 17 Sep 37% 2,753 28% Sep 12% 12% 25 50 50 75 11% May 49% Jan a86% a86% 20 86 91 Aug July 21% 21% 299 89 91% 1,700 1,411 ' a32 a32 a33 65 17% Jan 24 Aug 83% Jan 101 Jun 126 Aug Aug 108 31 1,710 32 July 28% Mar 43 % 32 50 37 % 52 1,475 55 14 12 & Paper Light 183 108 Jan 190 Jun 2 185 205 Aug 7 % Sep Sep 10% Jan 14% May 65c 24"% 102% 26% 24% 1,980 Jan 26 1,975 20 Jan 102% 102% 26% 28 10 100 July Power 277 26% 8% 8,525 8% Sep Sep 32 % 10% 32% 9% 32% 75 27 % Jan 38 34% 34% a90 a90 15 12% 11% 12% 27,885 102% 36 295 102 103% 34% North Apr Aug May Power 12 100 28 32 455 28 Sep Sep 5 9 Jan 30 Sep 32 Sep 12% July 26% -100 25 Aug 33 Jan GO 70 35 60 Sep 93 July CS .N a8% 9 Apr CO a 60 9 25 13% Sep 15% 13% 13% 13% 100 13% Sep 15 J8 5 31% 31% 32 640 31 Jun Apr 36% Mar a40 5 a__ —* 38 % 37% 40% 6,920 Jun 46% July a7% a7 a7 % 150 7 July 50 52% 405 46% Jan 53% 26 26 100 25% Jan 28 14 14 50 11 Apr 16% July a 14% al4% 27% Shop & Save (1957) Ltd_^ Sobeys Stores Ltd class A Southern Canada Power 6% 24% 40% 40 40% 1,252 17% 17% 18 585 a48 17% Jan a48 a50 126 46 Jan 33% 645 Sep 26 24 8,991 2.50 Feb. 1,292 22% Jan, 150 31% Aug 6 24 common Warrants —* Reitmans (Canada) Ltd 29% Jun 22% Jan 29 Jun 40 Aug 43 33% 33% 25 27 Jan 94 94 30 38% May 94 Jftn 96 Feb ,; 5# red — 36% Petroleum pfd__— Trans-Canada, Corp 11 * 22 . 425 11 41 1,775 22 1.15 1,000 86c 22 23% :——_* -.13% 13% al!7%. all 7 '%■ al20 - 1,210 13% pfd 100 Ltd——.——.___* Traders Finance Corp class A . 11 36 1.15 v. -* Inc—.1—_i_—— 1. May 20 % May 51 Mar Supertest 80% July 29% 6.50 6 Jan 29% Apr 24 70 5 13 24 4o 4.50 32 Gas Jan 95 Sep Maurice Sep 40% Corp Telephone •-J1 *. —40 Fund—i —10 Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co_—_• Apr Feb 6% 130 850 Mills 4.00 100 44 7% May St 3.25 May Sep Mar 6% 78% Jun 9 470 Mar 9 43 7% 112% 25 3.40- Apr 6% — 77% Sep Premier Steel Quebec 3.35 * 1st 7% Jun 40 14 — 16% 2,825 * 37% * 45% July 95% Aug 13 50 40 Ltd— Feb 25 a pfd_50 part 2nd pfd__z_—i_5o Jan 102 * Ltd 85 12 : Industries cum Apr a!4% pfd—* Ltd 10% 389 • % Dairies Corp of Canada 4%% non Apr 26 a8% Ltd Pacific Atlantic Canadian Invest Co—1 Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd common—1.25 14% Mar 6% Sep West 11% Apr * Co Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10 Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com--* 28% Mar 103 Royal 1.50 10% 30% alO% 16% Aug 14% Mount Jan 10 & Ontario Paper Co Montreal Refrig & Storage Ltd Moore Corp Ltd— Jan Sep 22,500 29% common-* 2.05 70c Co_—70 Limited preferred Mexican July 48% Mar 14% * Minnesota & Jan 31 50'A 6% Power Feb 168 170% 30 Distilleries Jan " Jan 300 MacLaren Sep a__ Jan 350 — 2.00 — 30 11 com a— 1.10 May 47 7% Ltd Sep Jun 11 Ct 60c Sep 7% Groceterias 44 15% 39 % 11 2nd preferred ——.___——\ London Canadian Investment Corp 1 Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)_; * Apr Jun 39% 7% Loblaw 41% Aug 16 % July 53% Apr Jun 8 40 275 185 —_1 41 Jan 595 17 185 • Aug Sep 6% 40% 70c. Ltd-* "A" 21% July 19% 85 185 Inc Apr Jan 50 70c (Alfred) 2.75 27 1,712 168 Lambert 13% May 11% Apr 36 39 % Can May July 6% — 5 of 18 Apr Mar 8% 35 ; 95c —1 Kelly Douglas class A— 6% Mar 34% 117 118% 89 Feb 8% 1.75 5 1.650 • Melchers 21'A 10% 11 10 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Feb 5% 34% Jan Manufacturing Ltd * Ford Motor Co of Canada class A—* Jan 1,068 Sep Sep 46% 12% 6% Feb 36% 2,425 2.10 • —* : 46 6% ——* Corp_'_— Jan al8 — common————_10 Ltd 1.00 37% 18% class A——• Corp Ltd Sep 200 10 18% Standard Sec A___—* Paper Gas 11 Ltd..—* Engineering Works Ltd Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd Apr 34 25 * Paper Dominion Apr 22 * _• & (R L) Zellerbach Dalfen's Mar 12% 34 6% High 35c 2.10 Fleet 63% a9% 20 39 11 Ltd Crown 79% May 12% Jan 63% a9% 20 23.900 10 —1 —;——* Consumers Jan Sep * com Low 36c 6 % 6% common—-1 Ltd Range Since Jan. 1 High 35c Jan 13 Food Consolidated V Apr 39 % Power Preferred Crain 14% Shares 38 Dominion Sugar Co Ltd-—* Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd new_* Canadian Gen Investments Ltd—1—* 108% Mar * for Week 35c & Sep 50 Co Sales Range of Prices Low —* Limited Raceway Hosiery Sep 51% Exchange Week's Last Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—* Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd— 5 25% May 80% Sep * 4.865 4.00 Abltca Lumber & Timber Aug • 46. 27 53 % Par Sep 44 100 page 90 % July 24% July 5.00 100 50 see 19 Jan 53 Friday 25 100 preferred Feb 3.75 > Sale Price 830 4.68% common 10 68% .. 22% STOCKS 101 8 Trust Jun 1,175 6,548 78 . 3.90 Apr 45% —• Montreal Locomotive May 60 %. Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars 44 —25 — 81 Jan 18 - Canadian Slock 100 25 — Jan 56 % Anglo-Can Feb 10 Molson Breweries Ltd class A Class B July 65 r" 53% preferred July 50% ._• S) 40 100 Sep 22 % Feb 31 Aug 986 50 Sep Jan Jan 21% 2,595 26%. a6*.50 May • (Robt) class A— 139 % Mar 209 30% * ^_—.— 51% al2 Class B & preferred 44 100 12% common Jan 70 . - 74V2 . ._* 51% • —— Jan 43 Jan 50 Power 36% Jan * B 103 —• common Jan Sep —* 29% Aug 8% Mar ———• - Mar 35 ——10 — — Aug — class A Bank—. (Canada) Ltd.: Limited Mar Feb 45 —100 — 59% 2 16% Mar 60 70. ; 19J 100 Mar 15 trust —— Sep Aug Sep 27% Sep Jan Jan Apr 130 • common . 95 , Feb ~ Gooderham 4 % 7o July 45 • — :: Weston (Geo) class A„— Aug 15 common Paper Power—i. Ltd Webb & Knapp Feb 45 • voting Co Corp -1% Co 11% 17% 2,501 32 pfd—100 Sep Sep a95 a , 6.60 14 11% 100 ——* Can r 1,400 14 ——_—50 Structural 1 footnotes 35 * Steel Jan 13% 100% 6.60 — Warrants 12 6% Jan „ pfd Canada Jan July Sep common i _ 96 Jan • Sep 27% 51% July 90% a 43 89 10%/ Zellers Sep 22 7 21 15% Class 22% Sep Jan 60 10% Toronto-Dominion 13% July 17% 11,734 V 14 Trans Canada Pipeline.— Triad Oils ; Jan Sep Feb Jan 14% 38 Feb 38% Aug 24% Feb 88% 10 preferred For 198 135 44% MacMillan & Bloedel class B • Mailman Corp Ltd 6% C preferred—100 * 87 a21 Jan 14% July 25 15% Williams 38 Feb 89 • Sherwin 84 28% Simpsons 90 Aug 24% Mar 87 a20 43% • common.. Co class —,— 4% Jan 13 410 14 Corp common.; A 69% Mar 50% ■ A—__—;—• Lawrence A Feb 43% Sep Aug -* Cement Series Sep Aug 39% 89 Shawinigan Water & Power common—* 20%, Feb 43% • 8% 30% 59 2,458 39 6% « Jan 28% —— preferred 670 15% . 57 Sep July Jamaica Public Service Ltd common..* 17o preferred 100 Labatt Limited (John) i • Loeb (M) Ltd * & 7% • 57 17% - Jan —* A_ • 50 17% tl Mar :_100 — class Texaco 17% Aug Sep 6 10 Morgan 4%% (Canada) common.. Paper Lawrence 5% 35% Mar 18% 275 International Paper common 7.50 International Petroleum Co Ltd——* International Utilities Corp —5 Interprovincial Pipe Lines .—5 Iroquois Glass preferred Montreal 600 25% 29 50 208 —100 preferred 300 14 25% 60 18% 650 Inland Cement preferred 10 International Nickel of Canada com__* (J 84 1 29% a 6 —8 preferred Mitchell 84 14 —• Steinbergs class A— 18% 11 • preferred Mitchell 1,090 74 % 17% — 5%% 425 40 17% 6 100 MasBey-Ferguson 59 % 39 % Steel——_:—;—• 10% __ Lawrence 32% 59% Standard 17% —-—~—.-100 Acceptance Corp St common a 30% 40 Steel Co of Canada.—_,—___—___.—• 6 Warrants Lower ——-— TransDort 31 Feb Sep * preferred $4.50 • —* ,—* __100 Feb 1 Bank $2.75 Apr 4.10 20'A common preferred 12 ''4 22% Jan 1,705 ___. Imperial Oil Ltd———. Imperial Tobacco of Canada com 6% Jan Sep 2.25 21 100 Hudson Bay Mining Imperial 10% 18 87 a ~23% preferred Imperial Investment 67c preferred 100 Canada 20% — Paper Co Ltd preferred 10% . - 10% Press 20% : — Apr Southam ——• Home Oil class A—__ Class B $2 36% Southern a __ Howard Smith Feb Feb Jan • preferred Renfrew 36% 30% 15% July 15% • A Motors Steel Wares Holt 27 70 Jan 7% Aug Sep Dynamics Great Lakes 1,601 32 11 • ________ Gas 18% 29 Sep Sep Jan * — Win 11 27 " preferred 5% % preferred Greater 1,756 885 3% General 11% 11 7% 30% com .— General 26% al3 2,835 Canada 5% Company Salada-Shirriff-Horsey 16% Mar 31% Fraser Cos Ltd common 5% Sep Jan 30% Foundation Co of Canada Genei'al 11% Mar Sep 30% i.—_.—.——-—* Gatineau Power Aug Natural Gas. St Feb 12% • common Petroleum 144 % Mar 20 1 St 30 % Mar 25 Famous Players Canadian Corp Ford Motor Co French Jan 75 11% Royal Bank of Canada,__— —.—10 Royalite Oil Co Ltd common———* Jan 14% Sep 1 Heating Prod class A Heating Prod class B & 132 a20% a20% Development Class B Jan 15% 100 Kootenay Power——— Enamel 53% July .10 1 Preferred Jan 24 100 4,806 Coal .. Feb 140 27 Rolland 12% July 20 Feb 1,990 19 pfd preferred Donohue Bros Ltd East 25% * Eddy Match Electrolux Corp Sep 40 140 331% Jan 1,350 2.50 common Dupuis Freres class 14 330 27 Roe Mar Sep • 17c of 735 48 Quebec Jun 36 14% 18 —* — Brewery 14% Quebec 24% Aug 16% 18 Corsets Pont 14 a31% 47c Feb 13% 2.50 .T Dominion Stores Ltd Dominion Tar & Chemical Redeemable preferred Dow 16% July Feb Feb . 47% 7% * Dominion Foundries & Steel Dominion Glass common Du 58 * Provincial 24% July. 9% Aug 15% " Textile Sep 47 % common Power Corp of Canada Price Bros & Co Ltd common.. July 14 % 29% B Dominion 4.017 * & 45% • Powell River Sep 66% July 13% • A Dominion Steel 26'A —* Textile Dairies 3.559 48 al2% Glass Dominion 15% common Placer 42% May 17% July 15% • Distillers Seagrams Dominion Bridge Dominion Coal 6% Aug Penmans May 14% Credit Foncier Fratico-Canada— Crown Zellerbach class A Dominion 25% 10 —-• J) class 19 12% Page-Hersey Tubes . 31% May 15% May Enterprises Consolidated Corbys 25% Equipment Consolidated Mining & Smelting— Consumers Sep 75 '—.100 Petroleums piocc Canadian Pacific Railway. Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred Canadian Vlckers Combined 15% 14 common — Pacific Jun —.—• common Farm High 475 Sep Mar 52 34% 12 40 19% • 6/V preferred Cockshutt Low 16 45% & Power preferred Ontario Steel Products 37% Mar 24% 33% 10 Ltd Sep 7% Mar Sep Sep Canadian Fairbanks Morse common--* Canadian Husky — 1 Canadian 45% • Range Since Jan. 1 High 12% a 12% a ;—• Scotia Light 39 Jan 12 common Co 13% July 79 27% common Chemical 29 27 6.40 Celaneae Jan 32 % July 10 —.— Canadian Canadian Cottons 35 % • pld Canadian Wire Weaving class B———* 9 88 20 common Canadian Niagara 465 89 15 % common ' Breweries common British Aluminum A 10% Shares Low Sep 1,295 for Week • National Steel Car Corp 12 Sales Range of Prices Par High 47% May 14% Jan Sep • Canada Steamship common 5% preferred Canadian Aviation Electronics Canadian Bank of Commerce Class 12% Low 39% * —. Canada Iron Foundries Canada Malting 4% % Canadian 665 35% common Canada Cement common— $1.30 preferred Canada Forgings common— Canadian 40% 10% Building Products Calgary Power High 12 Brown Company Bruck Mills Ltd class A Last Sale Price Range Since Jan. 1 39% Telephone STOCKS for Week Low British Week's Friday Range of Prices Sale Price SEPTEMBER 18 WEEK ENDED Sales 14 36% i— -10% 18 13' Apr 9 July Jan 33% July Sep 14 Apr Jan 44 Aug Mar Jan Sep 1.60 Aug 26 Apr 15% Aug 30 123 Apr 14 500 14 Sep 16% Feb '--'36% -37% 305 36% Jun 44 J an V, 14 37 \ : 100 Jan 11% v ~ 2- 37% 29 -7 29 500 10 % 11 2,350 ..... 50 131 ' Jan 37% Sep 42 Jan 20 Jan 30 Sep 10% Sep 15% Apr , (1215) CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE Week's Friday STOCKS Last of Prices Par Union of Gas United Shares Toronto Slock a 1,670 153/4 Jan Properties. 2.30 2.30 2.40 3,400 2.50 Aug 4.15 4.00 4.35 2,425 3.90 161 Prices High Low 16 (L E)_ 18 Range Since Jan. 1 High 16 Co Ltd Pen ' Ltd— Canada Principal Waterman Low SEPTEMBER for Week Range Sale Price WEEK ENDED FOR Sales 19 Vz Are July Week's Last STOCKS Par Mining and Oil Abacus Advocate Mines Limited Explorations Alscope Ameranium Mines Anacon Lead. Anthonian .1 Ltd 2.50 20c Ltd Corp Sep 2.50 900 3.80 Mar Mar 16c 28,100 13c Sep 10,000 4c Jan 6c Feb Sep 1.22 Jan 4c 4%c 65c 67c 3,000 7c 7c 5,100 5c 6c 8,500 1.28 1.23 1,000 • 67c 1 ». 2.50 13c 1 Ltd Mines Mining 13c • Ltd 2.50 65c 40c 15c Mar 9c 5%c July Mines Abitibi Stocks- Power common Class Sugar common Ltd Mines Asamera Oil Ltd Corp Atlas Sulphur & Iron Aull Metal Baker Mines Talc 5c 40c __L :Coo Ltd Exploration Augustus * .— 34c 1 Ltd- Ltd 1 20c Bateman Bay Mining Co 1 _1 Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines, Ltd—1 Bellecha-sse Mining Corp Ltd Belle-Chibougamau Collieries Common - . Central Mines 35c 45,300 ] 22 % 600 20% Sep 6.30 6.40 250 6 Vz 6% 1 84c • 6% 3:75 . —10c Feb 50c Aug Jan 65c Jun American 5.50 ' 5.-80 1,500 5.50 Sep 9.15 5c 3,500 3c Aug 9V2C Jan 48c 50c 5,650 48c Sep 16c 16c 1,000 15c Aug 16c . . , Ltd 14c Fundy Exploration & Mines Copper Mines Bay Mar 99c 26c Jun Mines Hillcrest Ltd Hollinger Consol Gold International Ceramic Gold Kontiki & Lead Lingside Mining Copper Long Island 6c 1,050 1.75 1,500 - '■<' New 11 Jan \ Mar 5c 4c 1.75 Sep Sep lie . Apr IOV2C Mar Jun 9c 9Vac 7,500 6c 2.50 Mar Jan 18 % 1,700 15% Apr Corp ' 10c 25 '/z , New Mines Hosco 26 10c 3,500 17c Mar 21V4 May 22c Sep 32 24% May 375 —50 51 Apr Mar $2.50 Atlantic Atlantic 7c 7c 11,000 5c Jan 22c Atlas May 7c ■ .% 7c 50c 49c 29 Aubelle 18% Jan Jun Aumaque Gold Fabric 9c Sep 26c Feb Auto 35c Sep 82c Apr Avillabona 1,400 18 Vz Apr 5Vac Sep 10c 4c 10,000 4c July 2,000 13c Jan 81% Apr 99c Jan 84 84 84 345 99.c 1.15 13,800 30c 30%c Feb 7c Jan 23c • Mar Banff May Bankfield 30c 95 1.85 Mar 55c Jan Bank 13 300 13 Sep Sep 16 >/4 Mar 12c 1,000 10c Feb 21c Mar Barnat 3,300 of Nova Scotia Bank Traction Barcelona Jan Barymin 45c 45c 50c 19,700 45c Sep 1.24 Apr —— 2.90 3:15 15c 16c 58,500 2.75 4.50 Mar Sep 7c 1,500 Jan 36V2C Apr _l 71c 71c 91c 18,300 71c Sep 1.52 Mar 62c 62c 70c 9,200 62c Sep 1.34 Mar Baska Mines Uranium Petroleums Bata Bathurst Class Paper class A & Power B Beaver 1 72c 72c 78c 25,000 46c Jan 1.15 Apr Beaver 1 55c 55c 55c 500 55c Sep 74c Aug 12c 49,000 6c Jan 28c Apr 12c 50 8V2C Sep 16c Feb Bell 1.70 1.80 11c 13c 51c 11c . Oils Ckalta Ltd—1 90c Orchan Mines Ltd 9c 1.95 May Apr 12,250 Jan July 1.32 Jan Feb 58c 1,000 51c Sep 23 %c 26c 41,400 13V2C Jun 39c 7.40 8.10 2,150 37,000 7.40 Sep 12 V4 Mar 85c 1 85c 1.10 45c Beattie Duquesne —1 Beatty Bros Lodge Canadian Exploration Ltd.l 10c Mining Corp Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd— Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd Portage Island (Chib» Mines ' Provo Gas Producers 10c 32 %c 43c 31c Paudash Lake Uranibm Mines Ltd—1 Pennbec 35c 37c 2 Bethlehem 1.63 July July Apr Bibis . Ltd. Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Cetalt 23c 1 1.30 Sep 23c 25,800 32V2C Sep 70c Apr 12,500 25c Jun 64c Jan Mines > Red ■ Crest Gold Mines 1 Bowater 4c Jan 6V2C Jan 9,600 5c Aug 12c Feb 1,100 65c Jun 1.24 Jan Bowaters 2.50 2,200 Sep 3.30 Feb Bowes 2.50 23c 30c 4c -19c 23c 38,400 1.35 12,300 1.10 - 2.30 Sep 2.30 Sep 19c 4c 4,100 4c 4,500 3%c 600 Jan • Sep Mar 9c Feb 5c 19c • Jan 47c Sep 4c 4c .1 River Mines Ltd Sherritt-Gordon Oils Siscalta South Dufault Standard 1 Mines.Ltd Gold 5.65 5.85 3,750 2.60 2.60 2.75 500 78c _1 Mines Ltd—— 1 1 Consolidated Mines Ltd. 78c 1,500 12c 15 %c May 9c Mar 35,500 6c 9c 5 Vz % Tache Lake Mines Tazin Mines Tib Ltd- Ltd Exploration Eridge Tank & Preferred ! Trebor Mines Ltd.—- . Jan 16c Apr July 9c Jan 18c Mar IIV2 Jun 15% Jan 100 United Valor Oils G) (T Bright 1.75 Aug Lithium 1.85 Mines i Mines 4,500 11c 14c 8,100 10 y2c 10c; 12c 8,500 10c 30c "v 4 Ltd Ltd- Virginia Mining Corp 41c 140,670 30c VjjfC 4 %C 1.80 1.90 3c 3,200 7,700 1 4%C 5c __1 17c 17c .-_1 1.60 1.70 600 12c 15c 4,150 4 Vac 2,000 : 1.80 3,000 !: ; 17c - Mining —1 Wendell Mineral Products Ltd West Canadian - Oil Si Gas Ltd 4c rts._ Westville Mines Ltd— For 13c foetaotes zee 1 page 46. 5c 4c U 20c 11 5c 13c 1 Corp.. 13c 5c 23,500 18c 5c Feb 16c 2.50 Sep 18% Feb 3.15 July 34'/a July 4.50 Aug 410 2.25 Feb 3c 18,500 2%c Sep 6.70 6.50 7.40 11,040 6.50 Sep 2.84 Mar Sep 25c 5% 16c - 1.60 12c 5.000 British Columbia Feb British Columbia Sep Aug 9c Jan Sep 2.62 Apr 9%c Feb Jan 30c Sep 2.60 Mar Reef Broulan Brown 18 VzC 21c 1,500 16c Aug 8 VzC 8 VzC 3,000 8c Jan 51% 50% 53% 6,208 52% Feb 69% 69% 73% 2,319 65 % Jan 3.85 3.85 1.28 1.34 56C 58c 2,100 68c 79c 13c 15c 8%c 1.28 29c M<ar Mar 60c Mar 15,950 13c Sep 26c Jan Sep 25c May Buffadison 34,500 10c 15,000 5%c Sep 9%c Jun 44 44. 50 44 Sep 52 Feb 29 29 25 26% Jan 32% 18c 17c 19c 11,317 9c Sep 36c Apr Mar 44 500 16c 125 24% Sep 85c 35,300 73c Sep 73C 73c 1.62 1.65 1,300 40% 39% 41% 38,898 39% 81c 95c 16,225 81c 9,500 7c Aug Bunker 13c Sep Burlington Sep 12c Feb Burns Kill Ext 1.32 Jun Jan Jan Jan 1.96 Apr 44% Apr Feb 2.05 May 1.08 Jan 24c Aug Apr 1 1 1 1 3 %c 3c 3 Vzc 49,300 6c 6c 50 50 50 * 1 1 • 13c 13c — _ 18c . Sep 8%c Feb 1,000 6c Sep 10c Jan 48c Sep 79c Mar 48c 48c 52c 14,700 7% 7% 960 41% 41% 41% 143 41 Vz 46 46% 170 46% 46 46 25 46 31 31 25 8 VzC 8 Vzc 9,000 5.90 5.75 6.00 1,773 65c 65c 2,000 4.60 4.50 4.80 9,341 19 46 — — 31 : » 1 * 50 50 -10° 50 50 6 Sep Sep 50% Feb 49 % Apr Feb 39% 7c Sep 5.75 Aug 65c 4.65 Sep 19V« 451 45% 125 45 Sep Sep 40 41 165 37 Mar 2.15 2.30 1,400 35% 22,552 2.12 July 32 Vz Sep Jun 15%c Mar 8.40 Feb 1.00 Apr 7% Apr Sep 19 32% Aug Sep 40 2.15 Sep 47 19 % 45% 33% 7% Jan 375 19 26c May £7%C Mar 2%C 7% 25 Jan 48 May 50 Jan 3.34 Mar 44 Vz 42 Feb Feb 39 39 82% 39 5,200 38 Jan 39 39 115 39 Sep 48 Aug 83 50 82% Sep 91 May 45 32% __ 45 45 45 70 Mar 48% July 47% 47% 48% 380 47% Sep 52% Aug 12% 12% 13 Va 5,635 12% Feb 18 Feb • 12% 12 Vz 12 % 7 12% 18 * • Apr Mar 25 1 34 33 yB 35% 3,825 33% 40 39% 41% 1,041 39% Sep Sep Sep 52c 50C 53c 7,100 fiOc Feb 12 12 12 Vz 370 10 101/4 300 8% 2.20 Jan 3c Sep 1 1 -1 J 2%c 110 3%c 31,100 2.50 3,725 12C 17c 207,600 1.50 3,700 7 %c 5,500 33% 35 Va 595 1.38 33% 3,700 j.1% Jun 2c 2.50 lie Jan Sep Sep May 1.30 Jan 6c July 32% July 7c May 7 VzC 7%c 18 18% 460 16% Jan 11% 12 1,566 11% Sep — - 11,000 3c 2.50 6 VzC 1 —1 * 3.40 2%c 2%c 2.50 12 %c 18 — 25c 30c Smelting —— 13% May 30 Jan Gold — 1.53 Mar Mar 86c Products Sep Jan 795 17c 25 V* 7% — 10c — & Antoerite Lake Jan 6% 8% 17c — A Red Building 1.02 Aug 13c 1 Mines Mining Apr 30,900 12c Mines Brunsman 82C Sep 700 Telephone Brunswick Sep Sep Feb 56c 3.40 Brunhurst 3.60 1.28 July 10c 6 %c B Buffalo 125 41,450. 26c 62% July 84% Aug 4.85 Aug 1.94 Feb 29,597 Mines.— class Mills Mar 5c 18 %c lie Company 34c 3c Feb 2.00 Jan 10c Columbia Power.— British Feb 13c Feb 24 Sep 5 Vzc Forest Products Packers class A Feb 200 25% Sep 1.15 17c — 25c 19,700 Aug 19% 500 11c Oil Electric— 94c Sep 19 570 1.24 5%c * 36c 18c 150 20% 1.15 _ 11 %c * Sep Sep 19% 19% 1.15 — July July 19% 19 % 14c preferred Feb Jan Jan 14c common 5%% preferred British Columbia 8c 10% Jun — preferred preferred 4%% preferred Buffalo Weedon 175 Feb 21 %c Aug Jun 4%% Briicl: l — 700 27 Sep Aug 5c 3.80 1 4 Vz % Class Ltd Vanguard Explorations Ltd ViolaMac 11c 11%C 1 2.65 IOV2C 9c common American 1,700 10%c V 57,100 51c —— _—-—— Columbia 7,000 • 6,500 6%c Jan Feb 8c 1 —.—■—* — Petroleums British 10c 33c 12c 5 Vzc 15c 23c 13c Pioneer Bralsaman British 1.75 1 1 Sep 2,000 Brazilian Traction common— Sep 11% \ 12c : Ltd Titan Petroleum Corp— Sep 3c 35,900 Ccmpany Jan 1.75 1 j. 10c 45,400 13c Corp 5% preferred preferred Mersey 5%% pfd 5.85 1.30 t ! 12,962 4c - 11% . 12c 3c 62c ——— 4,50 Feb " 9c 11% _1 3.25 2.60 Aug Mar 70c 78cj 13c * Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd Sullivan 5.85 1 2 Ltd. Mines Limited... 10c 10c Britalta Petroleum 9t Lavj-ence Aug May 61c Paper 11,500 Ltd 8c 24 J Ltd— Mines Bouzan Bowater 5c l.lO - 7,000 3.50 Jan 10c 2,000 5c - ' -4,296 8c 10c Mines— Bay Uranium Bonville Gold Mines Bralorne Ltd—1 ExplorationQuebec Copper Corp Co Ltd-! Quebec Oil Development Ltd & 2.50 Sep 29 Vz Mar 25% 50c —1 1 1 Mines Bo.ymar Gold Mines Quebec Aug Sep Sep Corp Cooper Black a70c a Jan 1 1 Bidcop Mines Ltd—— 5c 4c '5 c a60c 5% 2.10 25 Uranium Bicroft 2.35 1 __1 15% Apr 8% July 130 500 8c common Mines Yukon 60c 4c —1 ; 1 Ltd. 13% Mar 7 Vz 2.40 25 ——— Co Telephone Bordulac Partridge 205 Apr 2.09 Feb 24 Mines. Lumber Bevcon 20c 25c — Uranium 42,475 45c 9c 7.65 Explorers Ltd 1 Gpemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l Opemisca 13 Vz Sep * * * -r-* 1 —* Mining Corp Belleterr*' Quebec Mines— ,_l 13% 95c 79c Belcher — 129,650 19c * —* 6V2C Feb Ltd Feb 1.54 2 VzC 1 Jun (1945) Mar 46 3c 25 25 Exploration Ltd Aug Obalski 93 May Sep 8%c 1 Basco Oil & Gas— a Jan 45 3.60 J 1.72 lie 69 340 13,000 1 Mines Jan al2c 470 9c 1.00 1.32 24% —50c 1 1 10 —-10 * Mines Consolidated 85c lie 73 46 Vz 7% B— class Mines 2,000 1.70 42% Mar 46 ' 25 Montreal—, of 89c 1 Apr 1.50 Mar 70 46 — 88c 1 Jan 10c 8%c 70% 2.60 Products 88c -_1 4,275 — Oil 13 20c Ltd 33% lOVzc Mines _1 Corp 31% 5%c 4c Metals 32 Sep 31% Sep 8c 3c Asbestos 78c 2.25 5,000 Rare 2C 3,300 common— 1 Ltd 21,200 —50 Bailey Selbura Oil & Gas class A 5 '/o 1st series preferred 5%% 2nd preferred 12c 16c 4c 85c 23C 21% July 4,500 22c " 99c 25c July 2c 78c 10 Mines—> Electric 2,500 21c t Jan Mar Gold Mines 3,500 6c 30 Vzc 45 May Sep 100 13c Mines 37c 4c * Jan 90 Mines Atlin-Ruffner 13c 20 Vz ______I 86 60 200,450 Aumacho River Mines 3.00 5VaC 22c 210 96 11c Jan Aunor 40 % 3%c May 35 >/4 Mar 52c ) Jan 24 c —— 80c Sep Sep 96 Mines 12c 30 13c 39% •' Copper Jan Sep 50,170 Mar 18c ■ —50 B — Yellowknife Mar 2.30, Apr 16c . 96 common- 4c 10c .i — — class Acceptance Coast 46c 10 45c 23c . —40c 5,000 600 14 Sep 13c * 2,000 4 Feb Aug 21c — — 7c 11 1 Feb 53 11 5,250 4c Steels May 24c 78C % 55c . 35 305 24c 1 Hardware Ashdown 9V2C Jan 52 11% Feb 12% May ::ioo Asamera Oil 7V2C Mar 1,100 15,000 1.18 24c 1 14C preferred Mines Jan 6 51 Sep 5%» Sep lie Sep 50%, Jan 60c 12c 11 % 1— Gold Jun 7c 11c —— Corp common— $2.40 preferred 4c __1 pfd__ Paper & 2,600 Mines ' — —— 4c American Feb Mar 5% 5Yzc American 45c 6 4c North 45% Feb Jan 11c 5'/zc North 22 Aug 24c 1 4C Nocana 410 21,333 — Warrants 4c 5 Smelting Corp- 43 31c Sep 42 180 42 25c lc Controls 5>/zC & Apr 37% July 20% 12,578 42 7c Aug 5.15 May Sep 26% May Jan _1 Miring 2.55 July 9 65C 58.333 50c Nickel 20% 3,900 25c Area Mines 200 <i; —5 Amulet Mines Ltd— 31% < Sep 69c Ltd- West 3.00 7% M&y 20t 65c Vinray New 4,175 30% 30% 620 25c 2.55 \ 2.75 9 20c — 67c Santiago Mines Ltd Mines 8% 20 % — 25c „20c New , Mar 10% July 42 % Mines New . 24 Feb Arcadia Nickel 4,500 1 __ Sep 5.55 Sep 35% Aug • 4c 1 Limited 17% 220 3.390 Aug - Jan Imperial common preferred class B 1st 4c " & Oils Ltd— New Pacific Coal 888 7.45 36% Anthes 4c 1 Ltd- 18% 5.55 35% Mines Arjon 60 Formaque Mines Ltd 17% 35% 25 50 Base Metals Mining Petroleum National Mar ♦ 29% Ltd 17 30 91c July 35c of Canada Ltd Mines Ltd Molybdenite Corp of Canada Montgary Explorations Ltd Mar Sep 18c Mar 29 Corp 61c 12% 25c 16 Vo 6c , 800 1,650 19% Mogador Jan 1,520 Sep Bankeno Mining Jan 43c 13 Sep July Can Pulp Huronian Anglo 4c 5 Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines LtdMerrill Island Mining Ltd— Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd. 20,191 1,050 21% 45c 7c 21c 9,500 300 Ltd 24'A 12% 63c Ansil 2.50 Ltd 22% 12% 10c Jan 14c 1 Co Petroleums 22% Feb 3,840 18c 11 Ltd 2.80 Feb 4,200 Sep 1,500 Ltd.——1 Mines 1.85 May Jan 2.55 18,850 8c 9c 10c Mining Ltd—1 Zinc Jun 2.00 1 1 Anglo Rouyn Mines 2.50 —_ 3.60 1.05 6,750 8c Feb ° Mines Jun 5,125 12c Mar —Ill Ltd— Mines Kerr-Addison 10,275 2.40 68c Auto Iso Uranium 3.00 1.40 10c 12c 17 % • Mines Ltd Jan 2.15 ------*; Argus 1 Ltd Jan 63c 22c 12 ■ —1 __ Collieries 15c 11c Jan A t^s Gunnar Sep 68c July 6c 25 % Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd-; Golden Age Mines Ltd Jan 7c 2.90 Petroleums Anchor 1 Ltd—_ 53c 10c Analogue 1 Inc 1.02 Aug Mar 50c 6c 9c 1 Ltd— (1945.) Sep 36c 1.20 —* Pete——^ 12c 1.75 Palconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—_ Mining 65c 2.15 * common Rare Earth 1,000 9c. * ; 50c 1,300 4,000 1 10 preferred 9,500 9c . .1 Ltd—_ July 75c 16,500 2.90 * 14c 11%.r 9c —1 — 12,700 - Leduc Lead Anacon Anglo 1 Ltd 8c 7%c —-—— Credits 6%c * 9c _l _. 7c Jan 3.80 Mar 18% July Jan 4 %c 1.50 Ltd__^ 55c Sep Jan 27c Nepheline American 21c 12 Vz 13 %c May * 4% Amalgamated 13c 6,350 ■* Fontana Co 50,010 2.50 300 Aug 5 4%% preferred —: Amalgamated Larder Mines 28c 6%c Apr 16c 4,620 ; 40c — Mines, Aluminum 49c Monpas Mines Ltd 1 Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-1 Fano Feb Jan 2.80 18% 70c Ltd 1 L'Ungava Denison.Mines Mines , 2.50 19% 3,500 51c —* Alminex v—_———; 28c Consolidated Metal 5.80 1.85 Sep Sep Feb 255 41,750 16c 18% 53c 1 * —— Roxana 46c 75c Consol Bi-Ore Mines Ltd- Fab 9% July Jan 3.75 80c 22 10c ll'/zc Oil- Cons Warrants 28c ; 6c _ 7,500 Mar Sep "T 9 44c Trunk Algoma Steel Aigonquin Bldg Allied 12 36c Algoma Central common.; * Ltd-—" Ltd—J. 10 V4 Mar Sep 5% 600 85c 12c Mines Jan "34 -Aug 65c Algom Uranium common 49c 1 Ltd—1 6c Mines 6.30 400 3.75 80c- 13%c Dolsan Jan Jan 1 Dome Pac Mar Jun 250 - — Aluminium Ltd—. Mines Gas Alberta 15c 1 Chib Alberta Feb Mar 42c 24 7.45 Feb 13c 60c Jun 1.25 84c Jan 23% 1 1 Voting trust 10c 25 VzC May 2,350 50c Gold Warrants Jan JUn . Mar 23% 16c 2.50 Alba Explorations Alberta Distillers common July 5Vzc May „ July 40 19% 11c _ — Ajax Petroleums Akaitoho Yellowknife 4c 69,350 1,500 Mines Ltd Agnico 45c Sep 19% * _ Aug 33% 10 __ 42c 3,000 67c 1.30 Mar 5%c Copper CorpL Rand Aug Aug lOVzc Lake . Jan 16c 20c 500 Chipman Copper 33c 1,000 75,400 6,000 Cleveland Consolidated Apr 18c 1 Miniere 21c 5Va c Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd— Compagnie Sep r 21 Ltd._* Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd. Mines 7c GVaC 33c 1 Rio Oils Ltd___ Manitoba 41,000 20c 5%c j 21 Ltd Quebec * Explorations Central-Del Feb 47c ■J 17c 3 Petroleums Explorations July 85c Ltd— Homestead .Oils Ltd- Canorama 35c , 1 — Devonian Canadian Canadian Cartier Resources 15c Sep • 57c :: 1 Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd Apr 34c 9c 8c —1 Mines Ltd-, 4c 1,637 ,-'4 Vac - .4 Vac 60c 1.76 May Sep 3,100 . 41c t 1 Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp_: Copper Corp___ Burnt Hill Tungsten 41c , __1 - Ltd— Mines Bornite Canadian 7c 1.28 7c 34c ' 7c Jan 35c 7c ~___i Ltti 4c 22c 3,505 19% —1 . Oil & 106,393 9% Aug Gas 40c 34 Vz 9% ♦ A Advocate Mines Ltd Arno » Acadia Uranium Mines Acme High Low 28c 34% — Acadia Atlantic Range Since Jan. 1 High 23%! • _ Preferred Snares 33% 39c Paper for Week Low Ltd— & Sales Range of Prices Sale Price Mar 8 Exchange Expressed in Canadian Dollars Friday 3.75 Mar Sep Shown 12 40 % 47% May 59c Jan 14% Jan 14 5.00 Jun July 8%c Mar 9c 3.70 39c Jan Feb Aug 2.55 May 90 Jan 39 Jan Vic Feb 24 Joly 14% Mar 43 44 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1216) . . Monday, September 21, 19*9 . CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE Friday Last STOCKS Sale Price Par Cable Oils Mines Cadarnet Calulta Mines Pctneleura Consolidated Gas Oil Canada Iron Canada 38 7/« 87% 90% 1,575 100 102 110 3.50 3.50 3.50 1,500 Feb Consolidated Regcourt Consolidated Sannorm 1.27 35 Jan Mines „1 l 48o * 3.70 Feb Consumers _10 100 3.00 4.00 Aug Sep 74e Apr Class Sep Class B 11% 800 10 Mar 12% May 28 29% 830 28 Sep 37 193 5.95 27 28 25 % 25 % 35 27 28% 715 27 Mar 26 Feb 25% Sep 30 Jun Sep 37', Jan 30% Sep 59 61 453 59 Sep 76% Feb 24% 24% 285 24% Apr Class 1.45 4,725 1.38 Sep Sep 28 1.38 Jan Cosmos Oils Steamship Preferred 44c 51% 540 50% Sep 57 Jan Cournor 48% 602 48% Sep 55 Apr 55% 60 % 405 55% Sep 70 Craig 88 Mar 92 Aug Aug 50c Mar 1.25 May Crain 2.85 Mar 5-00 May Cree 100 warrants Lines class A—, Canadian Bank of Commerce— 11% 255 7c 7,000 53% _* 34% Aluminium 39% Feb 11% Jan 100 11 7c Sep Sep Jan common-* 14% Canners class Celanese common Canadian Chemical Canadian Chieftain Canadian Collieries —; A Canadian Drawn 55% 1,395 52 Sep 66% July Crowpat 6,789 33 V Cusco 34 '/a Sep Sep 42% 100 Apr May 17% July Apr 10 14% 14% 205 6.20 6.75 1,725 4.10 5.50 6.50 2,985 3.45 Mar 8.70 Jun July July Petroleum Steel 13% 560 Id-/a Sep 16% May Deer 20 2.360 18% Jan 24 % July Deldona 6%c 7%c 1,640 6 %c Sep 1.05 1.03 1.18 29,000 1.03 Sep 1.69 Aug 6% 6% 6% 4,890 4.55 Jan 9% July Dredge & Dock 30,725 3.50 3.45 3.80 13% 13% 12% 12% 17% 1 28C General Securities Canadian High Canadian Homestead Crest 17 18 28c 68c 2.70 3.45 9% Aug Horn Canadian Husky Warrants • Delr.ite Oil Canadia* Industries Canadian Locomotive Canadian Malartic Canadian North Canadian Northwest 27c 2.05 25 Canadian Oil 5% Cos preferred Canadian Petrofina Utilities Aug Apr 75c 2.90 Western Candore Can Erin Mines Can Met —; Gold Jan 40c Feb Gai Sep 24 % Sep 95 Feb 25 % 25% 25 % 26 % 17.515 Sep 31% Mar 12% 12% 13% 1.345 11 % Mar 6c 6c 5,000 5%c 15% May 9%c Jan 168 168 90 126 Sep Jan 30% May 105 200 July 92% 92% 10 15% 15 % 100 15% Sep 24 Jan 29% 28 29% 245 23 Feb 35 July 28 2S 28 50 92% July 96 23 Jan 35 July 15 290 14% Jan 16 310 14% 1.61 1.61 1.85 11,215 l 12c 12c 13c 6,150 12e Sep 26c Feb 1.27 1.22 1.48 223,050 35c Jan 2.45 Apr 1.07 32c 1.60 Sep Apr 20% Jan 3.00 Jan Coal Dairies Gold Scottish & Textile Cockshutt Farm Brewery Copper Oils Dynamic & Yellowknife Aug 3.10 6.10 18,642 5.50 Sep 9.20 East 1.65 18,820 1.05 Jan 2.30 Aug 1.10 1.20 2,970 60 60 75 Metals Commonwealth 5c 27c 48c 16 %c 1 60c 1.10 Sep Sep • Apr 5.60 Aug 25c 1.90 Jan May Amphl Jan Beta Sep 16c Sep 7,000 72c Jun 56c 67c 19,700 50c Jun 27 %c Mar 1.65 89c Jan Feb 2.75 59% 59% 3.50 3.50 1,030 100 ' 2.30 Aug 50 Feb 3.15 68 Jun May 3.05 14% 720 12% Jan 10c 10c Sep 21c 13c 2,000 10c Sep 19c Jan 13c , 2 vie ' 4.10 3c 26,500 2%c Sep 4.50 2,025 3.90 Sep 12% 1,370 11% Sep 15 26c 25c 30c 11,110 25c Sep 50c 1.00 1,800 90c 1.00 90c 2.50 1,700 12% 12% 125 Sep 2,00 Mar 10% Jan Jan Jan 5.25 Aug 1.75 4.00 July Apr 20,300 43c Sep 75c Mar 5,300 27c Jan 44c 23c Class ZZZZZZZZZZ* 22c Jan 35c 6c 7c 8% 8% 220 8 '/a 6%c 8c 18,266 6%c ZZ '* 8 %c 8%c 8 %c 3,500 • 9 Vac 9%c 10c 10,450 5%c 6c 1,000 1 11% Z~Z 7 1 Zl Gold—ZZZZZZZ 1 ~~Zi Consolidated Marbenor Mines Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd. see Paper 6 % 6%. 145 10% * 10% 10% 250 10 11 1,360 7.00 275 43% 42% 44% 5,911 97 % 97% 99% 300 • 8 8 9 34 34 34 .• 17 17 61% common—* 15% 19% 10% ( • 10% 130% __i 5Va 5% 10 6% 1.62 93 Feb Sep 24 V2 Mar 7% Feb Jan 13 Va July Sep 15% May July Sep 10 July 41% Jan 97 Jun 1,100 8 Sep 12 Jan 20 32 Jan 37 May 18% 575 17 Sep 22% 60 63% 3,764 60 Sep 92% 15'/a 16% 9,233 Jan 20 19% 100 10% 3,121 9% Jan 12 Mar 130 % 130% 20 1281/4 Jun 132 Jun 14 Va 18 Aug 51% July 101% 20% Jan Jan Feb Juls Apr 9c 9c Sep 15c 45 45 25 40 Jan 45 1 16 %c 16c 17c 3,000 16c 46c Mar ZZZZl Sep 7c 7c 7c 4,700 7c 16c Jan • 1.38 1.32 1.55 190,250 7c 1 7c 10c 12,600 9c Sep 1.30 Apr May Jun 2.00 May 50c class & Mines El Mining Sol Emco 16c 2.15 Jan May 2.65 Mar 1.65 1.83 400 1.55 1.55 1.75 300 39 38 % 39 555 37% Jan 40 Va Mar 29 29 30 27% Jan 31 53 Jan 72 53 % Jan 72 Apr 80c Jan 2.13 Jun 22Vac Sep 50c A 20 Ltd —1 common 58% 60 153 57 57 59 % 85 1.28 1.24 1.35 18,300 25c 27c 4,000 9c 11c 49,500 12 12 1,065 1 ZZZZl Ltd Ltd July .10 * Developments Eldrich 7c _50c Trust— . 9c * ... 1.50 9c 12 2.10 Aug July 1.60 July May Sep ZZZ.ZZ.l ZZZZ.ZZl | Falconl»ridge~ Niekel 22c 22c 22c 1,000 12 %c 11c 14c 94,500 • 25% 25% 26 % 5,965 • Corp 20% 20'A 20% 1,468 Sep 1 15% 15% 16% 790 15% Sep — _ Fam®*s Players Canadian— Fanny Farmer Candy— Faraday Uranium Mines ZZ l Fatima Mining Mining Grain A 2.40 14c 15 Aug Aug Apr Feb Jan July 3,705 2,100 11c 11c 12c 6,200 1 40c 40c 42 Vac 21,500 40 45c Jan 20c July 24% May 32 Mar 20 Vt 25% May 19% May 67c 2c 4.00 July Sep 1.12 Mar 35c Jan Sep 8.25 11c Sep 19%c Feb 40c Sep 1.12 Jan 40 Sep 51 29 Feb 40 27% 27% 1,000 27 Va Jan • 70c 77c 4,000 65c Jan 75% 73 76 1,710 50 Jan 81 168 170 281 108% Jan 187 Jun ,* (U Canada 12% 12% 13'/4 1,539 12% Sep 17 Mar ZZioc S) 6 Vac 6c July 15 « class A__„ * Co Mines Ltd (A J) 285 1.50 preferred Petroleum preferred 6 VaC 5,000 27% 765 26 Sep 35 92 100 6c 26 Companies Frobisher Jan Jun 20 Co Foundation French 20c 8V2C 40 Manufacturing Fraser 6,700 3c 4.30 Z.ZZ class Preferred Francoeur 75c 2c 4.00 —— Ltd— Federal 68c 4.00 * : 70c _25c j Warrants — Fargo Oils Farwest 92 30 90 Jan 97 ll%c Feb Jun Apr Sep Feb Mar Apr —10 6.50 6.85 1,060 1.80 1.30 2.00 18,002 77% 77Va 30 75 * common...— 6.50 • 100 Ltd Debentures Fruehi.uf Trailer Gatineau Power 5% 10c 6% 6% 100 6 Jan 7% Mar 34. 35% 1,135 .34 Sep 100 46% May 104 Apr 5.85 July 1.80 Jan 9.00 Jan 2.74 Jun Feb Geo Jun Giant Mascot Apr Giant Glacier Mar 4.10 May 4.20 Apr 30c 36c 45c 45c 5,250 38c Jan 53c 30c 30 %c 30c Aug 63c Ja.n 2,000 6%c 7c 7c Jun 47c Jan Jan 27c May IOV2C 23c 5,612 19c Jan 36c 56c Mar 55c 60c 130,075 54c Sep 2.65 2.65 2.75 1,460 24c 24c 26c 3,000 23 %c Gold 2.60 2.50 2.95 6,475 18 19 8,775 2.65 24c 2.50 18 Sep Sep 1.05 4.50 64c Feb 10% 14% 14% 15% 4,190 14% Sep 30 43% 51% 43% 45% 255 43 % Sep 63% Jan 51 52% 842 43 Vt Mar 56 % July 1.02 1.30 1,100 1.05 2,240 14 375 45 11c 12c Prosp l * — Mino 1.05 lie Mines——1 Mines 1.00 July Jun May 12,000 11c Sep 20c Mar 96c Sep 9c Jan 1.06 10,900 20c 3,000 8.95 9,913 30c 35c 17,700 6.25 Mar 28c July Grandroy Granduc 1.40 1.40 1.55 14,430 27c 31c 35,100 18c Jan 92c 90c 95c 7,500 63c Feb 1.20 8c 1,000 7c Aug 14c Mar 18c 13,500 16c Sep 25c Jun 102,667 8c Sep 40c Aug 36c 18c 18c 19c 10,649 18c 1 40c 40c 53c 1 73,900 24%c Jun 5c 4%c 5c 8,000 4%c Jun 11 %C 11 %c 12c 1,000 11 Vac Sep 10V2C 28c 23,800 184 184 184 10 120 May 230 Jun 41' 41 41 210 41 Sep 48 Jan • Mar Great 1.24 July 7c Feb Great 20c Great 7% 100 16c 16c 10,875 1.00 1.20 11,000 36 1.10 • 7 7% 1 38 1,545 400 1 1.00 Jun Aug July Sep 27 630 23% Jan 8.10 525 7.25 Apr 6 4,580 5 38 Vb 3 8'/a 25 38 2.00 2.35 585 2.50 2.30 2.50 365 12 1,660 5% 725 . 1 11 11 • 5% 5% 4.25 4.90 500 7 7% 800 class , .-i -J——i.ZZZ Saddlery Z* * 2.00 Feb 7% May 8% Feb 38c Mar 2.25 Mar 2.30 11 6% Jan July 40 % May Sep 3.35 Jan 3.30 Jan Jun Sep 5% July 4.00 7 Aug May ; 7 Jan 30% July 10% Aug 25 5% A Coal %c 45 % 8.00 West 46 35 Vt May 27 50 ' West 6% Sep 5% warrants Plains Develop B 6 12c 2.35 : B Class 24 %c 8.00 common Warrants Class 6% 16C common Northern Gas $2.50 preferred July Mar 8c 2 4 Vac Warrants Jun ~Z~l 9c « Great 2.55 Mar Sep Feb 8c 25 %c * Mines Power 29 %c Aug 59c 16c —* Paper Feb 8.95 50 : A_ Mines Lakes Feb 1.55 Mar 32c * common — Lakes 5.25 ~~ — Gordon Mackay class Class B Great 22% ZZZ preferred Aug 94 % 1 Canada Great Sep 44c Tire 1.40 19 Vi 1 Uranium Goodyear 4% Gold. 1.50 Aug Feb 20c 1 Jan Sep Sep Eagle Jun Mar Jan 96c 8c Sep 24% Mar 89 8.25 1 Mines 1.00 Sep 10% 96c _i Uranium 1.05 8.50 „.l Gold Apr 1 1.40 Jan 91 % Mining Goldfields May 9,033 22c Sep 7 98 Va 16% July Sep Sep 16 320 14 '■ Yellowknife Glenn 2,955 8 91 % common Ltd Scientific 10 V4 15c Goldale 50 17 * —50c Wares Jun 100 50c com 85 16 —.100 Apr Feb 3.55 _l% Drilling j Steel Sep Apr 85c 30c Motors A Mines 8c 11 1 Preferred Aug 8,710 1 : Jan 7% 17 1 _Z_* Development General 5c 19,211 J Petroleum Class 34 100 Ltd General Dynamics July 67,700 • Bakeries General 20c 1.20 172,898 Mines 19c 3.90 30c Aug Co common preferred Geco General Genex jj ~ 46. 6% Co___ Mines Sep 12% 18% MineZZZZZZZZl page Jun Apr Common' Apr ,_ZZZZl Pershcourt 8.90 Sep — Eddy Elder Sep 95c • Explor ._ 10 93 common— Match 8c 3.60 • Smelting Consolidated Negus Mines —ZZ Consolidated Northland Mines Consolidated Peak Oils Jan 20 Ltd—Z—ZZZZ Investment Eddy 9%c 95c -ZZZZZZZ 1 _ 11% 6c 3.75 ZZZZ~Z» ZZ Z 4,900 * _ _. Consolidated Morrison Consolidated Mosher 74c 15 common A Economc Aug 1,250 ——„ & Apr 4,185 Gold Eastwood Oil General 41c Arrow 19c 1.50 Aug General 51c Consolidated Halliwell July 1.30 Aug Jan 23c Mines 9c 5,000 May 40c Lake 7,066 7,155 Jan 14 43c Warrants 1.—„_Z~Z~~ Consolidated Discovery ZZZZZZZ Zl Consolidated Dragon Oil Z~Z~ 1 footnotes' Sep * Mines Consolidated Mining Consolidated Mogul 2.90 3.90 Cadillac—ZZZZZZl Gillies 11c 10,000 3.50 Mar • Central Howey 14,530 2.25 May 11% 1 Denison Consolidated Golden 2 %c 425 11% Mines~ZZZZZZ_l Fenimore Mar 10c 1.36 Feb 8c Consolidated Consolidated 25c 16% Mar 4,500 Flin_ZZZZ_~ Consolidated Jun 1.60 of 43c 12,000 2.60 59% 2 50 Z 15c 7 Vac Ford 17,316 19c 85c ZZZZ~Z~ Crest 171,800 1.30 Mar 50c 16c 10c Consolidated East 22c 1.50 92c Jan ZZZZZZZZZ Callinan 20c 1.30 Apr 19c 4.00 //■ Jan 22c 1.56 53c Sep 2.90 1 Gamma.; Mar 34c ~l Motor Jan 4%c 14% —_ Consolidated Bakeries Consolidated Bellekeno Mar 74c July _Z_ZZZ_1 Fleet 19 % 24,000 42,800 2.40 Oil 40c Sep 17c Mines Ford 230 5 %c 10c ~~ZZ — July 25c 6,650 Mines 28% Aug 8%c Mar 26'/8 5c Apr 2.92 Z_ ZZ * ZZ ~Z ~Z~* —. 15c 27,200 17c Malartic 71 14% ~* Key Mines Consolidated Allenbee 14,225 28C 17c Sullivan Jan • — — Con 21c 25c East 57 27c 29 %c 46'/a c 1.75 12 % Mar ~~Z * Z__Zl 1 —— 16c 17c 93 Petroleum Freimr.n Petroleum Coniagas Mines Coniaurum Mines Consolidated 10c 80c l National Consolidated 80c Feb May 26 Zl . Combined Consolidated 9,000 60 1 Commoil Consolidated 10c 12 %c \ 1.10 • Enterprises Consolidated 10c 75c Mines Jan East Jan 1.40 Cellulose May 18c 21% Minerals 78c 5.50 Mines Combined 19c Sep 25c _# 1,600 1.47 — Gold Aug 6c common—_1 Explorers Alliance 5.70 ; Jan 10c 22,145 93 . Co Eureka 2,600 —— 58 18,500 VaC 20 % common — Jan 1.25 Equipment— Jun Feb Jun Jan 1 Willans 34 Jan May 18c; 100 Mines Duvan Duvex Jan Jan 1 23.50 Jan ~_1 Cochenour 48 % 1.85 12c 7 common—* Chemical 55c ~* 25 26 93 Preferred Donalda Dow 12c 13c 20% Preferred Dominion 15c Jun 82c Knitting class A 100 2.60 Sep com.—* Z Coal Sep 9.40 Smelting 7c common Invest & May 4.75 Mar . 51% 10c ZZ* Dominion 9c 7,405 Mines. 51 % 7c 100 6c 2,000 Chromium Mining & Smelting— Chrysler. * ; 25 7c ZZ25 Foundry & Steel 32c 1.05 Chib Kayrand Cop Min Cnibougamau Mining & 28% 6.50 Electrohome 2,7U J 5.50 Mines 28% 1 —■ common.. 19.500 10% .. 12,000 Anr Jan ,_l preferred. 12,560 34c 10 Mines 8c 8c 1.50 Mar 2,400 6 %C 90c Z~ 7c 1.75 .* 9%c 5.40 Wines 7c ZZZZZZZ.50 6c 90c ZZl —ZZl 300 1 ___ Anglo Investment 9c 5.40 I 4,000 1.65 Apr Apr Zl — Min— 9c 10% ___ 9c 1.60 .1 —. Magnesium Mar 2C 32c 15,133 9c 1.60 ZZl ZZ-ZZZIo —Z_Z_5 Preferred Feb 15 —1 1.98 9c * 2.70 5.15 23 Va July Jun 92% Z—Zl ——__—ZZZZ~~Z"Z20 Jaculet For 1.12 Mar 19% Mines Chesterville Columbia 35c 15 , Chartered Trust Lake 8,947 i — Oil Cody Reco 40c _i Gold Bar 35e 75 Rio Pat Cheskirk Sep 3,960 "• Del Conduits 84c July 99 _Z Porcupine Colomac Aug 16c 12% July 20 % Feb 25'/a — Central Coin 35c 3,242 16c Jan Ltd—Z_ZZZZZZZ* Corp Central Circle Feb 7,700 16c 9 19% Cayzor Athabaska Chimo 14 35c 37 %c 7% Mar 15% 98% Quartz Asbestos Chiboug 150 ZZZZZZZZZZ* Ltd Trethewey Chateau 1,760 3,386 9 _„.__i . 1.81 1 common ... 6%c Mines Charter 10 _20 — 17% May 10% Dominion Jan 16% 35c Warrants Captain Cariboo Central Jan 8.50 Z_1 Explorations Cassiar 1.85 14% 24% . 955 21V4 May 13Va Jan Tar Sep Sep 98% Exploration 2.65' Sep 20 % Apr Dominion Sep pfd__20 Oil 1.81 2,800 20 15% Jan 70c 10 ——. Canadian 17,050 15% Canadian Western Nat Gas 4% 5 % % preferred 3.00 1.30 Mar July 2.00 July 2,555 Steel 9% ♦ 2.65 1 Stores 9 A„ZZ_* 100 2.95 32c 18% Dominion 24% ' B Jan 2.20 17% Dominion 25 Canadian Wallpaper Mfgrs class 12c 58c 2.20 13 «/4 Jan 15% • Jan 7%C Apr 2,700 2.20 • 62c 9% -.100 58c 3,500 63c 38c Warrants Jan loo preferred Aug 10c 60c — Petroleum Jun 4.60 Vickers 24,900 9 VaC 60c 35 V4 July 23c 9.50 Corp common Canadian Canadian 3,300 6,187 l 43c 9%c • Feb Mar Jan Jan 2,580 ; 14 Sep 19 % 5.70 — Corp Jan Sep Sep 10% • 11% 22% 15% 9.50 „. 950 Mines 15% preferred Thorium Tire 150 4.60 common Railway Canadian Castle 15% 9.70 -—-I———, - Canadian Class 15% „ Canadian Pacific 12 92c Dome July 4.70 35 c 11% 46c Dome 62 88c • 12 2.50 Mar 1,600 Jan 41% May 78c 1 20% Mar 9,195 July May 25c 25 %c • 21% Sea. 14,351 6.05 35 25c — Sep 17 48c 85c Feb 85c Mines Sep 17% 200 1.00 Dominion 5 Gold Inca 1.68 535 31% Jan 50 * 17,990 17% 30 Dominion 50 — 1.92 18% 17 46c Jan 50 common 1.68 17% 93c Dominion 70 • 1.70 47o Sep 25% Feb Mar 93c Jan Sep 8 74c 16 %c Mar 30% Apr 17 Sep Sep 18% 1 13 10,685 1 9c Bridge 37,250 . 21c 9,000 2 & 32c , 17,825 9 %c 25c Dominion 2.25 — Feb 100 28c 9c Jun May 5.25 Aug Oils Dominion 1,685 105 V4 Seagrams Palmer Jan 30 % - Hydrocarbon 6% 7% 21c Mines Devon Distillers 6.05 10c — Canadian JUn Jan 47% July 106 * Mines 13'/a May _20c — Sep 3.50 7%' Mines. Gold Jun 2.05 Oils 99 1 Sep 30% 15% Sep 1.10 Mar 50c Mines Jun 2:15 A__* Jan 100 9c — Timber 12 100 class 34 155 25c warrants Dominion Canadian 5,450 101 3.50 7% 1 Ltd 10 30 V4 pfd; 39% 245 ._Z Canada 10 ,_* com 38 3,090 Mines 100 1' 16% Oil—. Products 1,500 4,200 13% • Morse 2.70 * „* — Canadian Dyno Mints Canadian Export Gas & 75c 2.95 75c _• common. Preferred Mar 5.85 100 102 Explorers 13% 2~80 14c 100 4.10 — Minerals Daering 18% l Jun Sep Sep 4,575 1 Daragon Mines Decoursey Brt'wis 19 .•_*' 6V2C 46c 4,500 26,000 99 Mines 13% 6 Vac — Jun 7c 3.65 Feb 25c 53c 46c, High 45c 13 %c Mar Sep 42 % 11 6c 6c July 38% .* Zfllerbach 34% 42,700 * Trust 36 % ♦ Wright Canadian 'Fairbanks Crown 6c 10 %c _• Pershing Crown Jan 3 Pete Devonian 15% May 8VaC Jan 3:80 1 L) C'restbrook 13c 33c ___* - — of Crestaurum Croinor 1,000 3,500 100 , - Craigmont • „. Canadian Bit (R -33c 9 %c 3.75 Zinc Copper Oil Lew 33c 3.65 ZZ* Mining • common Curtis Aug Lead 52 6.00 . Canadian Jun 12% Mar 115 Coulee 33% 6.50 • Canadian 49 Feb 34'% — Food 700 7c 25 Canadian Canadian 152 1,140 100 11% - British 42 12% 100 7c 20 common __ warrants 42 12'/a 100 11% warrants Canadian 1,800 1 Minerals Canadian Breweries Preferred 1,200 * ... Astoria B 61c 3.25 42 " B A 90 55c 3.10 88 * common 88 55c 3.10 , 1 12.50 Cable & Canadian Preferred 55% 1.05 Range Since Jan. 1 High 17% Cowichan 10 — Wirt Canadian 30c 48% Shares * Imperial 50% Sep 6c B • Sales for Week _100 - 59 Petroleum preferred Coppercorp Ltd Copper-Man Mines Copper Rand Chiboug Corby Distillery class A_ 1.40 2.35 common Exploration Clark Publishing 24% 30c Co Con wes t. Copp * Safeway Ltd preferred Gas A 10 % Mar 10% 52c 26 Mtge 8%c Consolidated Sudbury Basin Consolidated West Petroleum 11 3,805 Ltd-—1 Apr 28 30c Mines , Range 9c 33c; Aug 7,760 A _i 103 .—"* , Mines—2.50 100 4,040 27 Gold Poplar. Week's of Prices Low Jan 78% 50c 27% Par 99 % May * Southern . Red 6.75 . Southern Class Consolidated 52c l class Canada Canada Jun 5.95 10 ■ Canada Canada Quebec 42c 52e -20 common Permanent Canada Consolidated 6.15 B Canada Sep 50c Sep 20 % Sep ^ Feb 1 common Lands Packers Class , 5,185 class A..* Forging WarrantsCanada 15c 10,000 — & Foundries Malting Oil 8,150 High 26 %c 1 Preferred. Canada 17c Sep • ^ Foundries 15c 58c Last Sale Price «• Preferred Canada 12c 22 % Cement common Canada Low 3,000 21 « 18 STOCKS 12c 50c Oils & Campbell Chibougamau Campbell Red Lake..- SEPTEMBER Range Since Jan. 1 High 21'A — ENDED Friday bbarett * * 100 53c WEEK for Week ——1 —— Calvert 15c 25C — Calgary & Edmonton Calgary Power common-.. 5'< preferred Calvan Range 12c 1 • FOR Sales oI Prices Low 1 ,— Week's Jan Sep 21V4 Jan 6% May 5.50 9 Feb Jun Number 5883 ISO Volume The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... (1217) CANADIAN RANGE Friday Week's Range Shares STOCKS Sale Price Low * Winnipeg Gas Voting trust 1958 * * _ Lake__ Paper Holden Mfg Oil class B Howard 9% Sep 19 Jan Maralgo 1.75 9,320 1.25 Sep Jan Marcon 3% Jan 5c Sep 345 200 2.40 Feb 2.00 2.60 Apr July 1.05 68,100 25Vac 12% 11% 13% 68,745 10 Va 100 104 % 104% 104% 20 104 % 100 102 101 104% 1,014 36c 16 Aug July 30c 14c Jan Maxwell Sep 25c Jan Mayburn Jan 24c Apr Mayfair 58c Jan 11c Apr McKenzie 10 Apr McMarmac Red McWatters CJold 18,900 30c Sep 6c 10,100 5c Sep 6% 7 6,200 4.25 6c 4.35 5c 4.35 6% Mar 58 35 3c 28,500 1.46 1.50 700 8 8 170 1.46 2.50 2.50 2.50 28% 30 Vb Jan 4 500 58 2 Vac — 58 Sep 2 Vac Aug 1.40 Aug 6% Feb 1.75 415 28% 3,815 convertible preferred Matachewan Consol Jan Sep 5% Jan 75 Mar 9c Jan 1.95 May 10 May 4.25 Feb 35 % Mar Meta Mexican Sep 21 Jan Midwest • 11% 11% 13 7,332 11% 20% Jan Mill * • • • -1 20 39 39 42 280 Sep Sep 46 % July — Erie Mortgage 4.50 Jun 4.75 7,020 48 49 % 3,380 48 Sep 63% Mar 13 % 13 % 14% 2.364 13Vb Sep 21% 15c 15c 1,000 52 52% 54% 4.00 5.25 Mar 4.50 48% 1,625 12 %c July Jan 49 Mining Jan Min Molsons Jan 80 31% Aug 35 62 Imperial Investment class A— * Imperial Life Assurance ___——10 73 73 65 Imperial Oil * Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5 6% preferred .———4.86% Indian Lake Gold. ——1 34% 34 36% 17,705 I- 34 Sep 12% 12 12% 2,945 12 Sep 14% Accept Com Ltd $4% preferred preferred $2!/4 5%% preferred ____ Warrants Natural Gas 3%c National 12% 2,135 11*' Jun 16% July National Grocers Sep Jan 6,425 4.30 Sep 13% 13% 150 13% Sep 1.40 1.85 2,065 1.40 Sep 38c International Nickel Co common Ranwick 1 Ltd 12c * Credits com kll 3,800 20 91% 14c Sep Feb % Apr 7% Mar 24 Aug 7% Jan 16 Vb Mar 3.25 Apr Feb 70c Creek Nama National 41 %c Jan New 12y2 Jun New 1.40 Sep 2.85 Aug New 55 Va Feb New Calumet 7% May New Continental 49% 236 26% Jan 50 Sep New 7,310 21% Jan 39% Aug New Delhi 1 Uranium 1.650 33 c 32c 36c 17,300 1.75 Sep Jun 1.60 Jacobus — .—_—— Exploration Jaye Lake Jefferson — — __——— Mines Gold Dickenson Sep New Goldvue New Apr Mines Newlund Apr Feb 26 %C July 38c 72c Feb Nipissing 2,500 16c 28c Jan Nisto 1.74 1.75 2,100 Jan Sep Sep 1.74 Sep 3.00 Mar 7% 7% 5,325 7% Aug 4.25 4.35 2,250 4.25 Aug 11 Apr 7.20 Apr 80c 80c 1,000 68c 3c %c 36c 41c 10,654 36c Sep 10c 11c 3,600 9c Mar 15 %c Apr 40c 41 %c 5,400 40c Sep 95c Jan Osu Mines Shore La Laura Loblaw B 5,430 60c Jan 1.50 Mar North 4.25 2.20 22c 4.45 23% 8c 1.10 7c 1.27 8c 3%c 3%c 1.80 Aug Sep 7c Sep 3%c Sep 1.71 Sep 8,500 1.71 Sep 1.10 17,500 1.71 Sep 2.10 23 8,000 3%c Jan 2.70 860 1.15 Jan Sep 3.30 May 605 23 Mar 22 %c 450 2.10 7,300 Aug 3.25 27c Jun July 125 34c May Jun 5.80 May 38c Jun 6.00 Mar 3.75 Feb 2.60 May 28% Jan 1.61 Mar 17c Jan 6c Feb 2.48 Jan 880 29 30 Va 2,937 30% 30 V* 32 8,243 41% 43% 180 9.50 10 1,289 9% 8 % 9% 22c 18c 22c 336,700 50c 46c 60c 35,800 16c 18c 3,600 850 6c • 1 Macdonald A — pfd Red For 42 Feb 48 May 8% Sep 8% Sep 17% Mar Class class B Lake footnotes see page 46. 6c Sep 12c Mar 9,595 25c Sep 69c Mar Jan 5c July 38c Mar II,700 16c 20c 12,500 16c 2.22 3.28 12,990 6c 7c 4,625 2,500 334,250 61c 98c 6c 6c 7 VaC 1.436 10 %c 10c 13c 68,000 70c 20c 1 41c 40c 43c 30,500 9,735 1.41 1.38 1.65 179,085 5c 5c 7,100 12c 14c 7,550 17c 16c Jan Apr Sep 2.22 Sep 6c Sep 18c 20 VaC 10c 10 VaC Jan 73c 36c 17c 2.22 43c Sep 18c • 11 %c Aug Sep . 18c 10c May 61c Sep 3.28 Sep 11 %c Apr 15c Jan 1.53 Mar Jan 6c Sep 12c 6%« Jan 27 Vac Apr 16c Sep 41c Mar 55c Mar Jan Sep Sep 23c 25% 25 25% Sep 33 12c 12,800 10c Aug i40c Jan 15c 13,900 7c Jan 19c 57c 1,500 55c Sep 1.20 1.40 1.47 3,600 6 VaC 500 1,000 48 4.200 45% 11 %c Feb Jan Gold 28c 30 VaC 10,750 Jan 55c Jan Page 8c 10 Vic 59,050 7%c Jun 16c Jan 22% 230 21% Jan 24 Feb Pamour Jan Paramaque 1.06 1.10 5,850 1.06 Sep 35 34% 36% 8,253 34% Sep 45% July Parbec 2.65 2.84 10.600 2.55 Jan 3.45 May Pardee 1.47 Feb 6c 10,500 5Vac Sep 13Vac Feb 10,000 23Vac Sep 43c Mar 3,970 3.10 Sep 12c 10,800 9c 10 %C 17,800 12c 21,000 2.79 2.95 1,840 26% 10 10 Vac 1.00 1.18 1,100 1.00 1.06 68,450 4.50 Mar 9c Sep 27c Jan 9c Sep 22c Mar Sep 36c Jan lOVaC 2.75 25 Jun 4.60 Sep 36 1.10 Sep 1.00 Sep 1.80 1.40 25c Feb Mar Feb Aug 4c 50c 55c 8,176 48c Jun 78c Aug May 29c 36c 62,208 26c Jun 85c Aug Aug 1.98 May 2.50 215,956 VbC Feb 1.08 51,200 95c 1.04 1.14 14,400 91c 65c 65c 100 47c May May 1.80 Jan 12 Feb 19 Va July 44% Aug 17 18% 2,786 43% 43% 110 42 July 14 Sep 17 Jan Jun 14 14% 1.437 3.65 3.80 3.899 3.00 May 5.00 Jan 1.22 1.40 5.900 1.22 Sep 1.85 Apr 13% 13% 14% 4,165 12% Jun 17% July 26 26 25 25 Va Jan 28 3.20 3.20 3.30 2,998 3.05 Apr 1.20 500 1.20 Sep 18c 21c 3,000 78 78 78 % 100 10 Vac 13c 31,300 1.20 1.20 800 14c 2,250 13% 13% 100 60c —20 71c 41,000 Mines 4.00 1.40 17c Sep 42c 75% Apr 80 lOVaC Aug 1.20 14c Sep Sep 11% May 60c 13 Sep Sep 30c July Feb Sep Jan May Mar 2.00 May 23c Jan 18 Apr 1.07 May 18 Feb 14 14 10 11 VaC 13c 3,800 11 Vac Jun 17%c Apr 55c 58c 9,200 50c Sep 1.35 Jan 14c 14 18c 9,500 14c Sep 7.25 8.65 — Metals 90c —■— 7.30 19,585 7.25 3.35 7% 7% 8% 1,075 85c 84c 1.12 631,533 44c 7c 7c 7 Vac 7,000 7c 23c Jan Sep 12% Mar Jam 10 % July 1.34 Aug Jun Sep 13c Mar Mar May 27c 30c 10,810 27c Sep 65c 29c 30c 9,500 29c Sep 45c 11% 11 11% 23,908 11 Sep 18% Jan 7.55 8.15 4,100 Jun 7.75 27c Petroleums Hershey Tubes Petroleum 1.06 Mar 14c Palliser 22 2.80 58 1.22 Warrants * Sep 99c Ormsby Mines Lake Mines 9c 25c Mar 45% 27c 26% 11c Osisko 22 Jun 30c VbC Orenada Gold 28c 3.10 8Vac Jan 50c Mines 1 20 Jan 2.65 Mar Aug 29c —-——20 preferred Oils 2.95 2.66 Sep 5c 15c 3.35 —.— Malartic Opemiska Copper Orange Crush Pacific 1.40 Feb Jan 3.10 Mar 6c Jan . 1.20 — Utilities Cement Orchan 1.18 Mar 10 %c — Oleary July Sep 2.79 Mines Rare 46c 50c —-— Mines Nudulama 67c Sep 23,568 26% Oakville Wood Spec Sep 310 56c „—— Beaucage July Feb 11c 9%c Mines— —— Northwestern 45c May 1.20 Oils Northland 15c May 10c 3.65 Telephone Warrants Okalta 26c 12% 5 VaC 1 1 Ontario Natural Gas J an Jan 14 Northern Mar 10c 5 VaC Aug 23 VaC 50 Northern Oka 2.71 May 9Vac 50c 16 %c 16 %c 45% Northern Quebec Power common- O'Brien Jan Sep 55c 17'A Canada Ocean Apr 5c 15% 6 VaC 1.40 3.20 A Norvalie 1.18 12% 52 c —1 * 25o 50 30c 65c Northern 26c 15 1 warrants 1957 1 Bloedel 2,700 28c ^— Preferred Jan 6%c lie 3,150 Jun 6c 30c Star Oil common North 13 VaC 1 Cockshutt & Feb Sep Sep 6c 3.00 Mar 31c 6,050 warrants A 1 Mines class MacLeod Class 1 Exploracions Macmillai' 40% 27 41% 10c 2.90 36c 13,250 Uranium Northspan • Mines Mines Macleods Sep Aug 6 VaC 2,150 Jan 16c Majy 20c 15,600 May lie * 1 M) 27 25% 1 Goldfield 1,080 , 6c 6%C Lyndhurst Mines Lynx Yellowknife Gold Macassa __ —1 Warrants (W 30% 32 300 29 29 9.50 Long Island Petroleums Long Point Gas Lowney Sep Sep 28 28 Ltd Louvicourt 26% 28 26% 28 12 Vac May 1.04 Rankin Nova 26% !— Lorado Uranium Mines Madsen 2.75 2.75 July 120 500 * 50 warrants (M) Macfie 7c 1,250 4.25 2.50 Mar 2,000 20c 6c 1.10 74c 13,250 Va Aug Sep 6c 7c • Coldstream 70c 34c Feb 56 31c Warrants Rights ———-— Northgate Exploration Ltd— North Goldcrest Mines Ltd * A ; A — _— 1.47 Mar • class Cos B Oils common Canadian Preferred 31% Mar • Loeb North 32% 30 30 Preferred Class Jan —; Sep —* preferred preferred A Class Class Jun 86c Groceterias— Class Loblaw 2.17 Norsyncomaque Mining Northcal Oils Ltd-. Sep Gold- Gold Lexindin Nickel Norpax Sep 24c 4.60 Mar 19 Jan 31c • Normetal Mining Corp Jun 80c Mines Mines Little Long Lac Mar 4.10 24% 4.90 500 8,700 23,500 28 May V 5.50 Jan Sep 7c 1 26% 24c 14c 20c 20 VaC May 49 30c 1 ;;— 1,985 4.55 6c 8c 22 ADr 15% 29C -• ._: ——;— Mines 2,500 1 1 -1 — Gold Lencourt Mar, 14c 21% July Norlartic 3,505 —3 Gold Sep Norgold Mines 92c 10c —— — Secord Candy Leitch ; <— Gold -Mines Oil Landa Gold—:——— Acme 25 % 22 %C 245 30c 1 28% 24c I,055 Jun 2.10 29c .—1 86c 4.70 16 50% Apr 4.10 Aug • —1 Mines—. 24 % 22 %c 15% 49% 26% 1 ——* Mines 26% 1 * — Mining Mines—— Luz Lamaque 5c 20 4,200 Mar 20 18% 25c —1 —, 25 -1 —— Mines Lake Wasa Nor Smelting 27% 120 500 3.05 1 —— • 120 4.15 2.65 14c 8c * 1 1 * —1 Mines North —1 —100 —1 300 27 Va 4.10 49% 1 * Lingman Gold— Woods Milling pfd 100 20% 20 27Vs 15% , Noranda Mines 7% 4.25 1 —-1 Lake Rim 16c 19,047 17c Jan Lake Nickel 29,200 45c Apr ot 20% 1 —1 Nickel Mining & 16C 3,000 Apr 2.80 Canada— Rouyn B 16c 17 %C 2.35 Lake Class 38c 6,915 15c Feb Apr 45c 9c Sep Jan Sep 3.00 Apr 7c 1.40 25c 8c 18% 10,700 15% 13,500 2.75 Feb 8 VaC Sep 69c Gas 14% 7C Aug 18% of 14% 20 7c 12'A 5,000 Lakeland 920 15% 14 6,655 Lake 16% 15% 70c Sep Mines 16 15% 250 15,500 Dufault 17c 20%c 20c 16% 1.199 2.95 Lake Mar 4,000 36c —-1 1 1 39c 14 8,800 Mines-. 20,050 July Jan 6c 40c Ltd Mining & Exploration Aug 15c 1.04 75c 10 (John) 68c 14 5%C Cinch Sep 75c 20% Lake Sep July 38c 30 !_* 1 of Superior OilsWire common 5c Labrador 48c 33,870 5 • Niagra 2.75 Labatt 86,968 43c 5%C Senator New Apr 20o 14,315 54c 40c 75c New Apr 11% Ltd 40% 50c 42c 5%c Apr 11% Sep 19% Oils 46% July 30 50c 1 * 2.80 Jan 5c Kroy 20 % May 1 Jan warrants Apr Apr Jan 17 Va 13c 8 Townsite 38% _* Mines-—_— Gold 8% Minerals 735 May 1.25 1 20 C 18% 90 Rouyn Merger 2.80 Class 18 42 Jan Sep 40 New 1 Kirkland 18 Jan 75 63c Jan 1 1 Kirkland 5 25c Exploration 1.90 Mines 142 Newnorth Kerr-Addison Gold Gold Va 12,320 B> Mining & Smelting 155 Copper 24% 40 Feb Kllembe Kenville 24% 40% 24 % 72c _: Mines 225 * 191 Jun Mylamaque 14,597 :•— Jun 28% Manitoba 8% Kelly Douglas class A 29 Jan New 9% —-* Aug Jan New 2.30 —15c 22% 22% • sus; 9% Petroleums 1,020 1 2.10 16c 20,500 63c Ltd Mines 8 15c Feb 27c 10c 25% 1 9% * 9c 9c 50c 2.15 1 July 16% Mar Jan 34c — Jan 9c Sep Jan * — 6 Vac Mar 12% Jun Sep 26c Jan 3.75 3.15 Sep 25c Feb 2.90 Jan 2.85 64c 10c 25c 49c 12% 10c 1 Sep Sep" Jun Sep 6% 30,707 36c Apr 2.10 July Sep 1.30 27c 38,000 Jowsey Mining Co Ltd_—.—.__— Warrants New 12c 36c Apr Jan 1 Mines Kelore Jun 10c preferred— Pound Oils 995 Aug 1.00 24 • 1 Mines Jason 20c 10c 10 %c Joliet-Quebec Mines Jupiter 10,000 7 16 Va 98c 9 %c • ——10 —— Jumping 34,955 30c July 12 VaC Mar 24% • New Hosco Mines 10c Warrants Jonsmith 1:65 28c 6% 935 65c Works Harricana lie Jockey Club Ltd common B 1.30 3,000 83 Mines New 3.05 82c Mar 350 7c 13 3.05 83 Gold- Aug 10c 3.30 7C 12% 3.30 83 . Oil 31c 9,500 96c Pete—. 4.35 Mar 21c Mines— Class 29c 6% 14c 10,348 Mines 16% Aug 1 (1939). Joburke Preferred 1.35 12c 1.10 1.01 12 1.35 100 Mines Jan —1 Jellicoe 1 13c 20c 35c 1 :—1 Mining— Walte 1.00 Mines 12 New Jack 20c ,_. Davies 35% 9,900 15,500 6c 29 31,025 22c 1 48 2.00 20 %C 1 32 2.87 5,429 Athona 48 14% 1.75 Alger Mines * __25c 14 1.60 Jun • common Bidlamaque 48 % Mar Aug 240 1.75 1.65 - Aug Jan 6.365 2.50 Sep 20 %c 5% 1.78 Sep 52c Uranium Labme 1.50 2.75 48c 4,100 1 Nesbitt 51% 1 10 86,750 57c * Mines 9% ,Apr 5 1 100 52c 52C I Mines Nealon Nello 25 50 Copper Mines — Bay Mines ——— Iroquois Glass preferred 14% 48c 53c Car 101 1.40 Iron 14% 48c Trust 5 Irish 14% 10 Steel National 50 A • 20 Jan Sep 8c Prefer) eel 11c 2,240 13,100 • Mines Jan 5 8%c common National Hosiery Mills class National Petroleum 5 ——.—.—— 8c 1.90 Mar 5 25c warrants Interprovincial Pipe Line Interprovincial Steel Investors Syndicate common— 8c Preferred 22 % 465 Sep National Drug & Chemical common 83 18,760 10 % 37c 7,754 lie 10 • International 38c 23% 37,630 97c * Explorations 4% 23% 41% July 53% July 17% 1.11 2.10 Jan Jan 849 Jan 97C 1 49% 995 Jan 1.00 Minerals 50 4.90 Aug 3.35 1 Locomotive 51 4.60 25c 1 95 21% Jan 45c Porcupine 45 4.30 Apr 12 Vac Apr 25c • Sep 11% 48c Sep Jun 40 Sep 4.25 88 % 9%c Sep 7c 81 Va Sep July preferred Sep 20% pfd—25 Mar Feb 20c 3,206 • 86% 3,200 v 4.45 .——1 6 96 < 10,500 12c Corp common Wright Iron Multl 319 30c 7 Vac 1 43 43 1 Powders Mt 84 'A 3,500 Moore Feb Jan 1.78 Mar 10,444 35c 2.25 • 33% 87% 51 1.50 Jan Jun 28c Sep 61,450 Corp Knitting Jan 6 Jun 1.05 14c B 92 Feb 12c 39c Preferred 46% Jan 2.30 Mines Montreal 22c 34c Brewery class A Moneta May 2.10 Corp Jan 12% Jun Feb 113 13 Vac Uranium Metals Monarch Aug 16% 150 13 %C • Gas 35 37 % 43 4.50 common Inspiration Iso Aug May July Mar 2.05 Mar 1 35 33 % 87 %. -— Class Sep 2c 76,500 —20 1959 5% 20 % Preferred Interprovincial Bldg 71% Aug 790 2%c Sep 9% —• 10 Warrants Bronze 1,345 5% 12 ' Internationa) 9% 5% 34 — Inglis (John) & Co Inland Cement Co preferred-— Inland ,9% 3c common—* 100 ______—-50 —-50 . 20 1,630 5 % ____ Industrial 34 20c 47c 50c 1 Petroleums Ore Feb 7c 1.25 Brick Aug Jun 17c 20c 1 Mines Lake Milton 20o 9j/2 66% 83 V2 28c Jun 42 Vac Mar • Mindamar Class 62 34 . 84 1 Mines Industries Milliken 56 63% Glaze Flo • Petroleums City Jan 10 * Imperial Bank 1,900 Oil 12% Bay Mining & Smelting Hudson Bay Oil Hugh Pam Porcupine 1.15 Mining 4,335 Hudson 1.05 Lake— Light & Power Midcon 13% 39 5,300 1.07 4% 155 14c Lake Red Uranium 12% common. 4.70 14c Porcupine Jan Sep Sep 8Vac Sep 34,000 4.70 50c Gas_ & Mentor Expl & Dev Merrill Island Mining 12% Hoyle Mining Imperial Oil lie 14c * .__ Mines Medallion __• Smith Paper • 10c 10c Sep Jan 101 1 Ltd Mclntyre Midrim —. Huron & 9,400 112,850 Jan 31c 9c 13c 8% 6% May Aug 37c 1.570 8Vac 8c 1.20 14 % 20,000 2,500 10c 5%% 18c Sep 34c 107% July 12c 19c 1.05 Apr 13 Vac 6,600 13c 103% 9c Aug 97% 35c 35 lOVac 90c 19 Va 1.10 105 Am Mar Jan 1 • preferred 1.25 Aug 1 4 % % 14,500 9c Feb 5c 11c 12'A • 19% Mar 19,200 20c July 15% Aug 90 Mining Corp Sep 12c 19c _1 35 8%c _1 1,200 90 Oils 11% lie 28% 1 Mines 1,687 16 90 19 %C 80C 15 100 Maritime 14 — __. Feb 17c Sep Sep Marigold 105 — common —______ Martin-McNeely Mines Massey-Ferguson Ltd common 1,125 a. — , Milling Mines 12% lie * 9% July 10 %c Barvue Leaf Preferred 11% 10%c 5 . B 76c 16 Maple Co Ltd— Class A Class 76c 1 • Manitou Feb 11c 1 * _ 5c 5C 13c 14,000 * Drilling 1.04 11,040 1 13% Mar 11c 1 .____ 15,650 5%c 1 Sep 14 100 , 1.11 5c Goldfiekls Uranium 10 %c 11 Vac • common 1.09 Malartic 28% May 8 July 21,000 Jun 7c Feb 3c 100 3%c Jan 7% 14% 15% 3 %c Maneast 7.50 May 15% 7c 1.50 6c 19,200 * Aug High Low 12c 10 1,370 995 Range Since Jan, 1 High 10c lie 1 Mar 8.00 20c Shares Majortranr 14,500 17,390 5 VaC — l ■; ._ Aug 6.15 Aug 27 2.40 .1 — & Co 13% Magnet Cons Mines Magnum Fund Ltd 7 Vac 1 _ Hollinger Consolidated Gold-. Home 26 Aug 7c 1 __' Mines— Tower 11 Apr 1 Mines—__ Bell Highland 11% Jan • —__ Preferred Hi 11 12 100 Head of Lakes Iron Hendershot Apr 7% • Minerals Heva Gold Apr 3%c 1 — (Geo H> 4.50 10,000 5 VaC 1 Harding Carpets Hees 440 4c 10% c a Hard Rock Gold Mines Heath Gold 6.80 9V4 3.90 14 for Week of Prices Low Par 27 common Gold Headway Red 6.50 3%c 1.50 prefeired Harrison 920 1 Hardee Farms common 1st 1.060 5.50 7 VaC _ Lake 12% 10 _. Hallnor Mines Feb 4.90 1 Products Gwillim 9% 11% 11 _ __. Gunnar Mines Gurney 2,026 Sales Range Last Sale Price High 6.80 • _ Mines Warrants Low 3 VaC _ __ Greyhawk Uranium Greyhound Lines Guaranty Trust Lead 12% Week's Friday 5.50 warrants ___ 18 Range Since Jan. 1 11% warrants Gulf 11% _ 1956 SEPTEMBER STOCKS High 11% Par Greater MARKETS ENDED for Week of Prices WEEK Sales Last FOR Porcupine Amalg 36 Va Mar 27 27 40c 40c 4,800 31c Aug 60c Jan 57c 7,500 50c Sep 79c 50c May 6c Jun 13c Mar 6%c 1,000 3c 39,000 2c Sep 7c Jan 2 VaC 26c 27c 3,133 25c Sep 5§c Jan 6 VaC 2%C Mines 3,205 12% Sep 7.55 53c 20c Mines Mines 29'A Sep 27 45 48 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1218) . Monday, September 21, 1959 * . CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE Friday Week's Itange Shares Sale Price Par Parker Uranium Pater Low Ltd 24c 65c Feb Torbrit Silver Mines-- 5.30 Aug 3.90 Jan Toronto Dominion Jun 95c 2.15 Feb Toronto 5.00 Toronto 25c Apr Apr Toronto 22C Feb Traders 2,200 2.385 20c 13c 19 %C 20c Feb 12c 13c 13,666 12c 32c 30'Ac 34%c 220,170 18c Sep May 6"% Sep 36c Apr Class 11% Jan 5% 48% Feb 1956 Apr 1957 7% 1.25 Oil Petrol Oil & Gas 44 Jan 25 30 Mar 1.00 1.12 16 %c 18c 2,500 80c 90c 3,900 1.20 1.08 1.48 79,115 83c • „— 1.80 Jun 92c 8,890 17c 1 16%c Sep 80c Sep 1.08 Star Trans Canada Sep 2.79 May Sep 1.64 Jan Canada A 53 51 1,395 12% 22 1,395 Oils Jan 59% May Sep 44 Vb Jan 37 37% 35 Jun 43 % Jan 37 % 38% 36% Jun 43 • 37% 275 4.25 4.25 345 4.25 Sep 8.50 Jan 7.00 7.00 170 6.50 Sep 11% Jan 70c. ; 69c 82c 29,460 60c Jun 22% 22% 24% 24,603 22% 10% 10%' 11% 13,695 10% Sep Sep 20c -6,600 . Line.—'___—___• ' Resources 18c 4,320 87c 95c 6,150 87c Sep 1.25 May Triad 7c 7c 14,000 6c Jan 12c Mar 70c 78,500 79c Tribag Mining Co Ltd—— 1Trinity Chibougamau _______________i Oil Pipeline— * -V Island Portgage Corp Provo Feb Union 36c Mar 47c May Union 70 Mar 60 1,300 3.50 3.40 3.70 2,450 4.10 4.10 4.25 60c 220 2.30 625 May 43'A 59 Sep Sep 3.40 Sep 4 Sep 1.35 Sep Class A 7.300 30c Sep Sep Sep 29 - 10,001 31c 7,000 15 %c Sep 30c 525 4% Jan 6 May Apr 5.00 Feb 7% Sep United 2.45 Mar United 5.00 2,345 4.65 Sep 8.35 Mar United 10,195 3.00 Sep 5.00 1.40 2,800 * * 77c 74c 96c 2.38 2.25 2.55 24,200 2.25 Sep 1 6c 6c 7c 24,500 6c Aug 68c 95,000 Jan 1.10 Aug Jan United Jan United Ltd Inv Minings.— Quemont Steel Telefilm ISc 18c 22c 35,166 18c Sep 76c Mar United 25c 31c 23,925 25c Sep 77c Mar Upper Canada 15c 15c 19 %c 16,500 15c Sep 47c 4%c 2.80 2.80 3.00 * 70c 68c 7%c Mar 2.50 Aug 7.25 Mar Venezuelan 4%c 5,000 5,310 71c Sep Vanadium 68c 13,750 Sep 95c Jan 1 14 % 1-4 V* 15% 3,868 —1 14c 14c 16c 24,083 —• Mines 9.90 9.90 10% 3,100 9.90 Sep 15'A Mar 11c 12c 102,375 8%c Jan 17c Mines 14 % Sep 14c Sep Vandoo 1 127,400 44c Jan 500 18c 7uly 65c Mar Walker 3,180 Sep 2.28 Feb Wayne 13% 13% 150 Jan 16% Jun Webb * Athabasca $6 Mfg Roe (A V) ._ Sep 64c Jun Werner Sep Sep Feb 5c 25% 1,000 20c 20c 22c 7,900 Ltd—_1 Cement 25c 27,850 8c 16,666 8Vb 89% 90 85 6C 7c 9,000 6%c * 14% 14% 14% 1 15% 157/B 16% 3,100 1 1.20 1.10 1.25 15,900 _• Slocan 9,000 8%c 10c 21,500 410 6,108 32c 32c 41c 9,200 4.00 100 10, 3.90 4.00 3,000 8V2c 70c Sep Sep 42 Jar. 1.07 Jan 32c Aug 8 Canada 16 %c Wood Jan 1.55 May July 80c Feb 11 7.30 Jan Lead 27c 4,640 Yukeno 33c 1,000 11 11 715 11 Mar 11% 100 11 Apr 11 30 % 72c 1.75 lie 69% 20c 30% 33 7,063 70c 72c 12,900 1.05 1.75 3,345 11c 69% ; 12c 3,500 71% 375 23c Sep 65c Jan Jan 18c 47c Feb Zenmac 11% Sep Zenith Electric Zulapa Sep 40 July 65c Jan 90c ltlc May 6U% Feb 16c 21c 82 16c 21c 2.95 4.00 95c 400 85c Sep Sep Sep 13c 19c 38,100 13c Aug 22c 2,333 9c Sep 19c 20 4.46 Jan 6,330 1.35 Sep 2.25 Feb 45 34% Aug 39% 3.50 July 4.25 Feb Sep 1.06 Jan 35 18 18% 8,425 18 Sep 53c 50c 58c 9,310 50c Jun 12c 20c 6,680 12c 50c • ~ 4c B <■ 36 36 33 35% 33 34% j 14 4.50 » i8 1 18c 1 ~ 1 1 70 y7 • • Jan 90 July Canadian Jan Canadian Cottons 15V* Jan 23% Feb Apr Jun Gold & Canada Canadian Canadian 102 50 Aug Dalheusie 15 Jun 18 Sep Dominion Glass 18c 20c 11,500 12c Jan 25c Jun. Dominion 1.45 16,000 1.10 July 5c 6,100 4c Sep 6c 6 y2 c 8,000 6c Jun 1.70 1.70 16c 11% 4c 3.90 1.04 4,540 1.00 3.15 46c • sr "j50 38 • ,," Feb Jan Jan. 2.10 May 5c Sep 11c Mar 2.85 Mar 27c 18% Mar Jun Aug Jan 13 % 8?% 7% Aug 8% Sep 1.29 1.28 1.65 Feb July •;24c. 7.50 July Minn 4c Aug 6%c Jan 5Ve Mar Price 14,300 61c 56c 1,000 59c Jan 1.25 Feb Apr Sep Sep Ggilvie 1.60 Sep Apr Mar 2.48 41c Sep 36c Jan 58 Sep Sep 74 % May 93 Feb Sep 99c Jan Aug 13% July 48 16.500 5.520 5V2c 95c 1.04 7c 9%C 1.87 - 90 8,450 - 8.094 3.700 1.03 29,200 1.20 1.75. 9 %c 22c I 30% 8,000 ;*■ 37,015 41c 14c 10c Feb 28,450 5c 5,500 5c 23c 6,200 17c 18c 68c 2,000 1.64 Jan July 2.00 Jan 96c 13,400 July July Jan 1.50 5C 24c Apr Jun 90c 2.60 Aug Apr %C July 6 97c 200 2..50 Aug 24 Va 6%c July 19,000 7c. 5c Are 90 40c 10 4c " Jan Expressed in 1.44 Apr_ May' May 8c Apr 40c Jun Sep 2.50 Sep 3.10 May Sep 17c 35c Feb — Canadian Curb Section 1,0 w Flour Shares , 6%- Low • 6% 6%! 27% 30 V4- 1,315 4.00 1,900 19% * 1,979 36 5% 37 36% 89 ^ 39 30% 6 30% 129% -31% common'— . ■r 31 % 47 2.35: 39% 12 12 . . Corp^ 1 66c - 33c Aug 98 Aug Mar Feb Sep 46 Jan 29% Aug Aug 30 Apr 110 126 Aug _ May 27% Mar 11.1, 37% July Sep 90 60 Sep July 40 80 2.00 Feb 167 31 Apr Aug. 36% Mar Feb 53% July 2.95 Apr Jun 345 Sep 50 500 1.50'. 39 .12 Sep 14% 1.50 100 99c Apr 60c Feb 99c 33% Sep 40 65c 72c- 76,500 33% _:____ 45 Jan 39 1,800 . 1.50 8 Sep 25 40 —_ Jan 500 48' 2;20 40 Feb Aug - 20 620 . . 47 Mines % 38% Jun 233 . ."I 32 25 Jun 19 V* 2,781 60 38% July 25 260 _ • Jan Feb 84% July 90 121- 31 % Jan 9 Vb 5 2,108 24 . Apr 27 V8 15c 530 39 Feb 4.65 36% 3,300 26%' 36% Jan 32% 15,230 128 131%'. 60 .2.50 28 905 ... r 8% July Jun 21% May :i 695 90- 117 ^5- Paper— Paper 38 39 ,_7.50 200 26c' 23 & Gold 35 75 Jan Jun Jun Jun May 3.70 May 55c 1.13 14c 83c Sep July 7c July 35c 1.96 Aug Apr Apr FOOTNOTES FOJR OUT-OF-TOWN • a No par value. Odd lot sale range). "■ , • delivery sale year's range). Selling ex-interest. In ' e Jan r - - - , . • * Cash sale (not included In year's range). CANADIAN MARKETS Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges. . f Flat price. Apr - (not included ■ AND t - (not included in year'i d Deferred J May Jun 18 200 5% •. 24% 24 v; t Cons High 46 Aug May 3.30 ...90 J ... 36 88 24% (.1956)__; 6% 27 ' 22c Linoleum. : 33- 22%21%; 34% 5% - 25 V2 5,294 22 . 120 38\ 21% Investments- Petroleum—— Range Since Jan. 1 High. 38 t Power Sales ' for Week Range of Prices 33 & Dollars Week's * Feb 8.500 47c 7c Last Zellers 6,000 11% 8c Sangamo 80c 13.400 5%c Shown ; Oreille Yukon .2.51 11 29c' 23 %c. 1.25 95c Bros 89c 41c 45V2c 90 1,850 7c common Gntario Pend Sep 40c 50 1.45 9c . common Oilcloth Maclaren 3.60 530 8%. 2.50 • 4,000 60 May 17c Loblaw Inc 17% 71c 58 6 __._1 International Paper common.... International Utilities 1.500 49c Feb 23c Dupont Co of Canada Hayes Steel Products Sep 65c 45c 4% 9.10 1.75 Oil Southwest 2.10 Feb 24% Consolidated Paper 14l/8 5Sc 45® Sep Jan 4c 9\c 19 %c ;.8% Marconi 99 y2 May 42 Jan 3.60 J Sep 17% common..;.. General 10 1,400 12%c 360 Vinegars 155 1.70 Feb 6,500 1.15 Dredging— Sugar 100 1.6 5 v 11 %c 2,340 Dominion 18 1.04 111125c j 35% Jan 48 VB 1.04 1 ~~i 2.00 99% 490 « Jun 1 Bronze 8%c Jun 1,500 , Jan 5%c ■ 3.90 Sep 5.20 \ Jan 22c 5,485 13c 18 % 5c 11% 14% car Jan 1.85 9.25 18% 68 */2 4.10 1 7%c May 2.60 18% 27% 43% 36 14% * 12c Jun July Sep 9.25 :3.90 Sep 1.015 16,500 350 • Canada 1,800 65c 475 IIII5 Bulolo Jan 1,398 108 1.13 100 4.75 III—5 Jan 15 Sep 104 19,450 - %' 17% Par 82c 1.82 Apr 28% Anglo Canadian Pulp & PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop Asbestos Corp i, ; ; 7%c 1434 I__50c -IIIIIl Feb Jan Jun May 4 10 _ 1.40 66c 17% i4y4 Apr 24 9.25 A______:_5 S ale Price Sep 16%c 16 y2c 14 Apr 44 % Sep 27 STOCKS 4c 4c I j T_I_II__» 44 Va Sep 14 4.50 Friday 99% 1.25 6%c Sep 33 " . Mines- Prices 50c 1,355 Mar 33 ' ___* 19 • 1,892 12c 14%c 7%,c Jan 48% 20 X 2.50 45c 4,705 85c 12 %c .14% Sep Jan 1,598 1.45; 1 Jan Aug 47c 130 1.22- 130 1.05 Jan May 2,505 - 15 104 104% 1.30 15% 34 11 Sep Jan 1,160 26% Gas Mar 7.75 9,500 25% 99% Sep 49c 4,950 78 :200 • 14* 104 4 1,425 34% _____ %c 510 14% 12% Sep 31% May 700 ... . "34% 1 _ 38 60c 14% 14%' ._; 50c 4 3.50 47c ^.___ 60c 55c 35- 3.50 Aug 2.95 18% 25% III" 3,250 1.50 Jan 3,900 50 ~ 1.40 1.35 Toronto Stock Exchange Jan 9%c 75,400 Jan Mar May 16c * 9c July 2.55 May 1.05 9c 3.00 Feb Apr 1.25 130 May Sep 1.09 July 1.41 20 1 ; Jan 2.32 1.35 _1 ' _20c Mining 30% Metal Apr 93c 621 L__; 12 28c Jun 675 July Mines 20%c Mar Sep Sep 4.50 —1 23c Mar 12% i Bear Mar 34c 32% Oil—1 Mines- 4.10 Sep July 5c 2,000 Apr Sep 1.30 55c July 22c 4.00 • 30 %c Canuck 8.40 Mar 40 12% Zinc & Feb 32% Wright-Hargreaves Yale 7% 5 Knitting class A 1 Young (H G) Mines—-. II,260 " 12% 5c. Apr Sep Feb Mar ____• York 5c I_ ~~~ 5c A warrants—_______L—____ Combing Corp—_L 5 ' Jun 100 Park 5c __l Class Jan 11% Lundmark 2,400 ; 4.50 5c _ .67c __I Alexander 4.60 11% _ 62c 1 Sep ~~~ common 8,787 (J) Indus; class A Woodward Stores Ltd class Wool 3.00 1.37 I Aug _ Ltd 3,500 9c Wood 1.58 May 63 Sep 34 Feb 15c ■ 3.80 1 __ Mines 82c Larder 2.52 74% - Thorncliffe Windfall 200 741/, _J 18c ___1 28,318 A Territory Mining Texas Calgary 4,000 11c 66c — ___—__. 4.05 11% Mines., 19c 85c Winchester Aug Sep Feb 3.70 32"% Mar 10,000 -!_____ 2.71 trust Preferred 16% Mar 13% Jan 3.90 Mines Coghlan 3.85 • _HI 18c 11c 11 %c Warrants 2.52 IIIIIl Teck Hughes Gold Thompson Mar 56c Willroy Wiltsey 2.60 1 Mines Temagami Sep Sep Feb Yanxee 1 Gold 18s • Yellowknife • Cons 2,375 2,425 *_• Yellorex ____• Gold 3.60 _______ Feb : Industries Voting 1.60 Aug • Supertest Petroleum ordinary Taurcanis 19% Mar 1 ; 21,100 3.00 11,425 * Jan 30c common 12,898 13c 3.60 16c clas3 A B 1.84 Mar Oils Warrants Tiara 10 8,630 17% 95c Explor Inlet Class 43 * Propane 36% 12c 71c Warrants 35 __I_l Sunburst Texaco 79c * Sylvanite (Geo) Feb Jun Jan • Sullivan Cons Mines. 6.60 35 13c 15c class Jan Contact Switson Weston 11% Co Sep ■» Superior 6.35 35% • • 95c Preference Surf July Plywood 14 Sep 17C Oil Sep ____: 40 V oil—™. 6% 66c Petrol— 27 Steel of Canada Rigids Naco 100 Paving new common Uranium Corp Sudbury Leaseholds Western Western 2,000 Mines Submarine Western Feb Jan 5.386 • Sturgeon River Gold 125 1.30 A 29 Warrants Stuart 93 class 1.24 • Sterling Trusts 6% 71c Petroleum Grocers 40% :• class 6% ; Western Decalta 40 ___l Steeloy Mining Steep Rock Iron 6% 1.35 Breweries 27 ___♦ Starratt Nickel Sep 1.25 Warrants _1 Stedman Bros_ 21 % * _50c Uranium Stan well Oil & Gas 3,415 ™_____^___* Mines______ 1.05 1 Stanrock ; Gas 1.05 Services & 24% 16C Oil 27% Spartan Spooner Mines 21% 1 1 ; 10c __1 ________ Jan Sep 72c 1 Steinberg 13% 100 14%c Mar 69c 70c 45 — Stanleigh 14 15% 85c 6.00 1.21 Southern Union Oils Standard Mar 10'A 71c Roi— Warrants Sep Jun 11% Southam Stadacona Sep Sep Sep Sep Sep 9 I,145 1.15 Ltd___ Air 6% 6c 13,246 • Ltd 5c 6.10 Jan 6.50 7ic Manufacturing Vdn 50 1.15 Mines Mines K D 9 6,800 1 ; Ltd^ May 6.00 — Simpsons S Sep %C 6.50 14c 6.00 Sigma Mines Quebec Siscoe 8% 6 * Ltd_*._ 50c A 350 5%c Feb 54c 11% __50 —_ class 8% 5%c 22% 2.35 May Aug Sep 10% • Dairies 200 9 2.65 Sep 11 1 Mines 2.50 $6 preferred __________—100 * Standard 2.40 8% 2.65 July 6.60 com 1.43 May 2.40 8% Sep Apr Canada 74 y2 A Power 3.30 May 7,600 Jan * — Copper common 6,667 __1 & Jan 88c Apr Western 1,765 preferred 80c 1.35 Western 1,655 1 Creek Gold Sherritt Gordon 24,300 1.12 1.95 Jan 7.30 79% 50c Sheep 1,520 2.00 1,130 Jun 10% A 8% 1.50 1.05 17,990 Jun 89 Apr 12% Mar 8% 1.70 1.96 14 y2 9% 45 Miller * Aug Mar 2.50 21 6.60 1 Security Freehold Shawinigan Water Class P 17,028 4.85 61c 2.60 1.05 1 Products Western 1.79 2.35 24c 8c Apr Sep Sep 20c 1.60 Sep 25c 29c 8c 3.95 1,900 1.68 Jan 25c Aug 2.35 12 10c 74% Gold 2,625 29,873 65c Oil Maiartic July 1 20 100 10,450 9% Metal Siiverwood 100 14 6% __ Silver 20 12c 89 »A —-____ class Silver Westeel 6.60 Petroleums A West Jan 75 Va Petroleum Class Feb 77c 8c Debentures Scarfe 13c Sep 7% Antonio Gold— Satellite May • Warrants Sapphiife 9c Aug 57 56 55' 46 2.00 Warrants 18c 14 —1 common 118 175 4.80 48 8% 27% Feb May 55 50 -24c Nickel Canadian 5,500 —10 class Feb Westburne West 20,600 • Gas__, Shirriff Horsey 50c May Jan 9c 10c 11c __1 Lawrence Sarcee 20c July 1.50 23c 20 __ * Lawrence Corp common 10c 1.07 Mar 9c 50c St River . Lake 18c 20c _20 Industries Salada 6c 1,265 Mines Jun 21 " 20c Wespao Petroleums 40 5%c 3,000 St Maurice Sand 39c common St San 34,800 28 Royal Bank of Canada Royalite Oil common Russell 50c 1.40 — 1,005 : 1 Canada ! 39c ——100 Consol Knapp 40c 1.40 Preferred Rowan & Weedon Mining 25% ________ Can Ltd 23% 1.79 W____; Jan —1 Rocky Petroleum Ltd 23 4.50 Mines— & G Petroleums 75c ' Rockwin Mines- Amulet July 1.40 — Jan Jan : 28c 25 % pfd Jan 2.03 28c Ref & 123,550 —1 "A" 6.90 Sep Jun 1 ! Mines 32c —1 — Sep 1.03 1.80 Exploration. 30c ________2 Chemical 4.00 21c * * common Mines Roche Waite 53% May. 185 55 _ 30c Uran-___—__________1 Little Robinson 10 1.81 Mar Sep 50 7,400 4.50 Power 1 _,—. Minerals & Rio Rupununi Mines Robertson 1.40 1 Chemical Rexspar Rix 60c 21c 1.50 Sep 19% July 6,100 Mar 21c 49 Jan 1.03 23 Ventures Ltd 1.40 Mines Renabie 50c 52c Jan Sep 15% _• Viceroy Mfg class A 21c 24c 49 " 4.50 48 Ltd Jan Violamac Jan: 21c 21%c —25 Alloys Cons Feb Mar 4.00 50 • Mines™: Jun 1.45 —-—— Reichhold _* pfd 11c Feb 6.75 60c 1.03 * %c * — B A 2,025 ♦ 22% 33 —.—* Ltd-—___. Oil Rapid Grip Batten__ Rayrock Mines Realm MiningReef Explorations Ranger 21c 4.00 11c Mar 5c 1 Uranium Rainville class class Wainwright Prod Radiore 255 Corp 25c 1 1 Quonto Petroleum 51 • 1 : 50 3.80 7,125 50 15% 115 16% Fortune—____1 1 1 Quebec Natural Gas Queenston Gold Mines—_. 49 16 11c ._1 Oils United Quebec Ascot Copper Quebec Chibougamau Gold Quebec Copper Corp— Quebec Labrador DevelopQuebec Lithium Corp Quebec Metallurgical 49 16 Hill New : 49 ~1 trust™ preferred Keno United Jan 3.30 12c B : lie 1__1 ____. voting Corps Fuel Class 5% • preferred Union Mining Corp United Asbestos Canso 16c '5 50 pfd common ; Aug 15%c 195 50 1st Canada 4.55 2.10 3.30 1.35 3.15 of Feb 4.15 1 Acceptance 29c 15c ■■■' Jun Apr 15% 30c * Shawkey 3.00 1.35 1 Gas Gas 4.65 * 1 Ltd——— Ultra 30% Sep Sep 89c 5,305 2.10 Purdex Minerals Ltd City 2,300 2.11 Mines™ Twin 39c —• 20c — Producers Gas 10,100 12% July Feb 32 % 60c 38c Airways Prospectors 65c Sep Jun Jan 15% -3.80 4.00 31c 30% Preston East Dome_— Uranium Mar 38c Electric President Mar 20c 30% — Praiziie Pipe Mfg— Premium Iron Ore Pronto 10 1,200 1 _—— „ Royalties Oi: 1,980 20c 59 Power Prairie 11 Ve 1 River Rouyn Gold— _ 99c y« —1 -• — Powell Powell 1.80 May 79c 20c 1.30 30% 15% • - Jan ' _________ 7c 10 Feb 56 36 70c —• 31 Sep 115 88c —50c _—- Jun 2,585 1 Development 16 Apr July 16 58% * Place Oil & Gas Placer 68 % Sep 37% ' Ponder Jan 1.53 July 36 1 Pitch Ore Uranium 45c 57% ___________ Pine Prairie 5,464 13% Jan 57% 70c Mines 56% 16- 4: High Jan 27c 36% 1 Gold 2,700 22 %c • _: —___—- Transcontinental Trans 32c 12% Exp Ltd :—1 Pipeline __—_™_1 Transmountaln 32c'" 53% preferred—A--—_40 Trans 39,070 50 class : Jan 1.75 Mar Low 71c 19 B Feb 29c Range Since Jan. 1 High 57c * class A preferred Finance 32C 10 common Works Iron 1 70c Phillips Oil Co Ltd Crow 20 32 1.05 Minerals & 45 2 Mines Gold 810 Feb 45 —1 Oil preferred & Gas 18c 20,269 7% Sep 3.15 32 45 9 ____ Shares V 60c —_ _:— warrants 1 . —50 common . Bank warrants 36 1 for Week Low • Elevators 1.15 3.55 Preferred Pickle Mines 95c Exploration Pembina Pipeline common Pernio Tombill 3.40 , Sales Range Par Aug 3.25 3-50 Peerless Perron High Jan * -i Consol-—— Exploration Ltd Peruvian 100 1.00 •———1 i—. Paymaster Penmsns 5,700 4.00 Week's of Prices Last ■>:: Sale Price 95c Consol Gold PCE 35c —- 2 Canada— 01 IK Friday '625 4.00 Warrants Pato SEPTEMBER Range Since Jan.1 Low 2.90 24c v Fatino ENDED STOCKS High 2.85 * 1 Drilling WEEK for Week of Prices FOR Sales Last STOCKS wd When delivered, wi When issued, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights. v Ex-stock dividend — ', - — — - Number 5333 190 Volume . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1219) 47 NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES Quotations for Friday September 18 following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities The which have - wide national distribution. a Bid Industrials and Utilities Portsmouth Poiasn Co Bid Par Aerovox Corp Ask Par 1 9% 41 %, 25% American Box Amer Corp. Express Co Co Board 1 Cement American 39 - 22% 23 % 32 34% Pub Serv Co of 24% 26% Pub Serv Co 21% Punta Fire Brlcs 24% Co 6 Green Mountain Power Corp Grlnnell Corp -r ..5 21 % P) (A 5 • Grolier Society Sulphur Corp 19% 170 ___10 69% 73% American Greetings CI "A" 1 Hospital Supply Corp___4 38% 41% Gulf Amer 42 45 y8 Gustin-Bacon 38% 54 % Hagan 16% 18% Haloid Xerox Inc 5 102 108 Hanna Co class A com.10 126 132 American Pipe & Amer-Sainfc AMP 2 Gobain Co—1 Corp___7.50 Incornorated Anheuser-Busch Arden Co Const Farms Partic 38% 25% 27 Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25 13% 18 % 19% Helene 10% Co 55 59 34 36 % 20% i 21% '• Power Arkansas Western Gas Co ...5 Construction Co 10 Co__5 Arvida Corp Avon Corp Oil & Gas Co 14% 138 1 High Bayless Bell (A & J) Bemis Bros Bag 10c class Co Natural Houston Oil Hudson 20% 67% Hugoton 20% Production Indian 42% Mills Head 1 133/4 14% Indiana ip8 12% Indianapolis Gas Inc. Water & Water Co Interstate 22 % 23% Interstate 1 17% 19% interstate Motor 1 7% 8% Interstate Securities 8% Investors Inc Paper Corp ADR__ Inc $1.20 & Brush Steel Bullock's Iowa Public 43% 47% Iowa Southern Itek & 341« 31 % igi/2 19% lbc 8% 5 Co__ & 15% California Oregon Power Co California Water Co 31% 34% Skil 2o 59% Southern Calif 37 V4 Southern Colorado 36 3 4 : 12% 13% Southern New 17 18% Southern Union 245 Stand 15% Standard 6% Standard 1 24 % 26 Va Register Stanley Home Products Inc— 1 49% 53 % Common non-voting Stanley Works —• 24% 26% Statler 37 39% Stepan 40 43 Stouffer 14% 15% Strong 10 29 30% Struthers 10 33 % 35 3 Btubnitz 1 Kansas-Nebraska 47 50% Kearney & Trecker Kennametal Inc lo 31% 34% Kentucky Utilities Co 4% 47«' 3% 22% 24 % 34 36% Corp Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs Central Electric & Gas Co Central 111 Elec Central Indiana Central Gas & Louisiana 10 Co__ Gas Co 5 Xl4% Co_5 Electric 15% % Co Power Public Central Co Central .Telephone Co_ Central Vt Pub Serv Corp IDA 12 % Suburban 43 % 46 3 Suburban 15% < Landers Frary & Lanolin Plus Lau 27% 29% Liberty 20 21%: Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc 4 States Collins Radio Colonial Colorado Blower 13 14 ._33%c - Gas Co 31 28% 30% tiieel Macmlllan cl B..5 50c com 86 Co % American 24% 26% Bank 1 38 V'2 Bankers 49 Electric Co—16 41 "a 54% 13% Camden 11% 12 Marquardt 22 24% Central 18 19% Maryland 25% 28 Centl-Penn Chase Maxson McLean Consol Freightways___: 20% 21% McLouth McNeil Products.—5 16% 17% Continental Transp Lines Inc.l Refrigeration Corp__l Craig Systems Inc. 1 10 % 15% 16% 8% 9 Cross 25% 28 Prods Inc Aircraft 1 Stilpbldg & Dry Co-50c Corp.. L> Mucliine 5% ___2% 74% 78 % Trust 5 23 % 25% Citizens Co 5 37 39% City Natl Bk 1 16 % 18 Cleveland 17% 14% 22% 24% common————7% 26% 28 % 59% 62% Inc— Mleiile-Gross-Dexter 24% 94 16 5 Utilities Co 16 Class A Laboratories wiles Miller Mfg Dunham Dura Busli Mountain 41 39 37% 40% 26 28 48 51 % Class B National 8% 24% New 21 22% Nicholson Gas Eng 12 North 14% Northeastern 10 40% 43% Northwest 20 22 Northwestern (Texas)—• 34% 37% 2 13% 18 % 20% Paso Electric Electro-Voice Electrolux Co Inc Corp Emhart Mfg Co—— Empire State Oil Co. Equity Oil Co Fisher Brothers Florida Steel 92% 40% 43% Fidelity 19% Fiduciary 14 15% First Assoc—8 First 33'A (White Gas Penn Bk 38 35% 50 Co Tr <Sc Trust Result of (NY)_10 Co merger 20 10% 11% First Natl Bank of Boston__12y2 10% 11% First Natl Bank of Chicago__l00 70 74 % First Natl of Corp * 1 17% 19% Co 0 30 32% First 5% 8 10 11% Glrard Robinson Co—5 15 16 % Hanover Far 23% 25% Pacific Gamble 1 16 17% Pacific 12% 13% Pacific Power East Line Mercury Electronics__90c & Light Co 0% Pacific Uranium Mines 10c 8% 9% 36% 38% 4 4% Island Harris & 18% 19% Parker Hannifin 1 24 26% 1 1 38% 42 Pepsi-Cola 10 30% 32% Permanente Cement pfd—20 Telep Co of the Southwest 5% % preferred Pori in--rt ^Pruent 20 Co 1 19% 20% •'onrt 89% 43 % 47% 10 78% 82% 18% 20 % Second Bank-State 49'A Mass) 20 Second Natl Bank of Phlla—10 Natl 46 y4 10 2 9 Corn 35 38% 33 35 % Bk—15 52% 55% York—10 51% 54% Long of Exch New Bk of (Chic)—20 (N Y)_10 Com 27'% 32% 35% Industrial 9% 10/8 int'l • Irving Trust Co (N Y) R Trust Union 20 85 90% 1st (Wash)—20 48 50% 85 34% 89% 54% 22% 58% 24% 48 53% Trust Co Natl Bk Street (Boston 92 (Los Angeles) —12% Security Natl Long Island N Y_5 State Bank of Albany 10 Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co 43% (New York) 40 VA 66 70% 16% 17% 39 42% Trade Bk Trust Co Union & Tr Co of New Bank 2% Jersey —10 United States Trust £0 States Trust (N Y) 46 20 43% 46% United 22 % 11% 12'A 38 40 y4 Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Arli)_» Wachovia Bank & Trust Co— (Winston-Salem N C) 8 8% footnotes see 10 nrecedinsr page. 10% 55% 36% 33 20 y2 C) 51 Vz Co— — 1 D 30% Commerce— (Cleveland) (Boston) ^ of (N Y)—-10 10 Co 46% 28% 9% 100 37% (Phlla)—5 I (Wash 38% Security First Natl Bank Bank of Louis Trust 10 Bank 26% For 172 10 Royal Bank of Canada Seattle 1 10 41% 92% 88 Bk of New York—5 Boston 93% 77'A 3% 7% 157 83% Bk 26% 67 % 57% % Natl Bank of 38% 43% 54 80% Industrial 2 22 20 (Philadelphia) 72 Industrial CO-7% Trust 25 13% (T-pneral Electric Ac Louis—20 of St 21 % Bank 40% Bank St 12% Plymouth Rubber Co 19% V* Tradesmen's 74% Sav Providence x20:/4 64 70 20 Pickering Lumber Corp Pioneer Natural Gas Co —10 Bank—_ Rye National Bank (N Y) General Bottlers—1 Pfaudler-Permutit Bank 66 Hudson Co—70c (Pgh) 62 Y Bank Tr Natl National Pittsburgh Provident 6 Natl Trust B&T Royal State County National Bank (Jersey City N J)25 Tr. Co (Union City)—8 Pan 19% 7% 74 % Hudson 10% 18 Sulphur Corp Tool Indus 551 Bank of Bank N Natl 1st of merger new bank is Pittsburgh National Bank Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City (Hackensack N J) 8 43 Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10 10 American 33% 515 result 332 Rochelle Franklin Peoples 40 County New 12 % Pacific 20% 32% 317 Westchester 4% 19 6% 39% 113 10 Dallas City Bank (NY)__20 Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10 11% 17% 1918 30% (Jersey City) .25 Bank Passaic • 1 Co 40% 31 Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of Bk Gas Corp__* 2.50 36% 108 Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12 Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C..25 Natl Power Airmotive Corp 36 % Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll Northern Tr Co (Chicago)_100 Trust & Bk J) (Atlanta) Natl Brewing 56 % Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100 New 65% First Natl 1 5% 276 First Pacific 53 % 52 % 45% 4% First Pabst 63 50 Bk of Newark—12% 30% 3% Natl First 86 % 59% 62 Bank Camden (Camden N 5% 59% 25 42 Natl 13% & 60 Essex 28 First 12 Coal Corp 0c 10 Co 17% 5 Tail 7.50 (Albany) Newark 6V4 24% 16% 1 Oil Co (Baltimore10 24% 22% Prod__10c Ben 35 V8 0 <fc 49 Miss River Otter Trust National Bank 46% Nuclear-Chicago Corp Old 32 Comerciai (Minnt__10 (NY) Bank Stk Corp 34.% Olin 84% National 36 % 31 30% 29% 78 70'A National Oklahoma 27% (Cleve)—16 10 Natl Bank Co 56% Detroit 10 Co Trust 22% $4 pfd_* Gas Pub Serv 10 Westchester.5 of of City Bank Philadelphia 8 82% Service Co 260 bank new (Newark) Un Tr Co First Natural 102% Bank New 35% 33% 1 1 Co 99% York Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12% 124 ——5 • Water Co 49 7 25 77 % Natl State 118 (SF)_10 Natl Bk First 11 Co Vz / is Pittsburgh National Bank • Packing 28 Plains 50c Gas Corp & 45 % Banking Co (N J) 18 Corp of Boston.10 National 87 Va 50c Elec 72 % Trust Co Guaranty New 30% 169 Louis)—25 National Trust 19% Co Y , 25 J York) Crocker-Anglo Bank of County N National Bank 84% 26''a (Chicago) Co of 48 % 361 Co_12ya N Trust Nassau 61% Amer_5 Tr 5 General Gas Corp Gen Telep (Calif) Giant North & Pendleton Gen 80 of B__ Garlock Gas 45% 340 Bank & 18 48% 9 10 Bank 22% 10 8',4 of Bk 58% 50 Co Trust 33 National 111 Co.__ Class Frito 10 (Chicago! .25 Tr di 16% 28 Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A—5 Southern & 109 102 Traders & Brook Natl Morgan 18 % 56 * Merchants Natl Bk 04 ia.. 10 Corp 617). 73% 2.50 Fisher Governor Co 59 (NY).12Vz (N (Buffalo) Trust Meadow York (Savannah) 21% 10c Co Mercantile Tr Co (St — 3 45% Mortgage Assn.100 Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25 45 % Connecticut of Federal Natl First Boston Corp First Charter Financial Bk New 19 1 7% — 48% 42% 22% Corp 14% 1 El 1 43 Phila.10 of 69 —2% OH North American Coal Associates of Bk Trust Co..-.10 Oil 13 % Laboratory Inc 159 33% FidelJty-Phila Nortex 11% Utilities 30 29 31 Federation & File 50c Eastern 28'/a 5 a Manufacturers Fairfield County Thermador Co___l Economics 8 46% 25% Norrls East Gas 58% 43 % 61% common Shirt 22% Inc 55% Manufacturers Tr Co /Fidelity Trust Co (Pittsburgh)-— 19% Nat 24% Y)—10 Cq Trust 68 28% & Gas 18 Industries 22% Island 10 24% 10 Co —8 Long 295 90% Continental New 30% 20 Y) 87% J> (N ... Commercial Co Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr Co (Philadelphia) —10 10 Y) (Phlla) Co Ask 50% Bank Co Bank Co County Bid Cleve__16 (N Manhattan Chemical Par 25% 57 1 _—______1 9 National Homes Corp A com_50c ^auoual Dynamics Corp of America— $1 preference. -—2 Tennessee 10 County Trust Co 23% 26% Co Co Supply Nalco Chemical Co ____l __2% Eastern 13y2 9 Companies 10 Shops of Del—1 Fuel 8% Co 12% 45 Va 282 100 (N Y) Rubber —_—2 Inc 50c 92 % 44% 36% 1 Corporation Duriron Missouri Mohawk (Newark)_25 Empire Trust Co Gas Co 5 Pipe Line Co_5 Valley Utilities 14 1 21 5 _T 55 V2 Kings (Brooklyn N 25% -•Mississippi Shipping Co Miss Valley Barge Line Co 24% —5 Co Consolidated Industries—1 11% 51 1 42 24 % Co Missouri-Kansas Dun & Bradstreet Inc 19% 10% 47% 15% 26% Duffy-Mott 40% 18 10 Wyandotte Chemicals Corp A 17% 24% 19% S 14 2% 13 & 16% Dentists' x22% T 5 1 Mississippi .5 34% 38 S Co 13% 32 Vz 8 Company 12 y4 59 3A 0y4 N 5% 12% Sons Co Wurlltzer Co Gas Ask 56% 32% 11% 9% 2 Bid 10 5% 1 , (S F) 30% 15 V« —._. Zapata Off-Shore Co 1 3 % & Yuba 17 1 Gas 13-% R) 34 % 15% Commercial Trust Inc Co Minneapolis _5 Corp 31 % Inc Gas Bank Eng <fc __1 (R 1 Corp„l Natl 11% Broadcasting Gas Mlcnigan 22% Natl 4% Publishing Danly Machine Specialties Darling (L A) Co. : Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp Inc 14 Va Co Trust Bank Meredith • Donnelley 13 Co Trust 10'A * Diebold —1 National St 3 ... Steel Corp.. Metropolitan 89 1 Corp Louis St ,1c Industries 11% Copeland & Auto (W 8% 0 45% 22 55 Cos —1 20 Boatmen's 12 Inc 16% 42% 20 Service Trust Marmon Arts 15J/4 2ya Virginia 26 ;.| 23% Dictaphone of 24% Bridge Co—.1 1 Weyerhaeuser Timber 7.60 Whiting Corp 8 Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10 Corp Bank of New York— 1 7 % Chemical 43 27% & Conversion 30% Broad 22 % Detroit Internat 26 Massachusetts Wood 28% 14% Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 18% 40 Lt Western 4% Commerce 21 Supply Co of N Y 17 Vz Point Western 26'A America 19 % _1 Manufacturing Co_* Telephone Co 10 West 4 Francisco) of 13 'A ... 16 24 • Co Gas 1 Di-Noc of (San 1 B 27 y2 14% 1 Corp__l Inc Bank Bank Connecticut Light & Power Co.* Class 8% 25V2 • Chemical 257a Corp 1 Herrington Co Inc.—1 .. 7% 1 Corp Transmission Wltco 33 Va Marlln-Rpckwell — Transport "A" 1 Westcoast 27 24 % Maremont cummins Engine Co inc..— .0 Cutter Laboratories class A I Bros Financial Wesco Western Natural 1 31 % Madison 5 1% 34% 6'A 1 30% ... 65% 22 y8 31V2 5% 24% 1% 48% Company. Crouse-Hinds Co common 57 y2 61'/2 1.25 Trust Corp com—ti Rock 53 Vz 20% 40% Par 90 24% —2.50 31% • Bank and Trust 28 % Corp.. 29 8 37 51% 8% 43 Gas 19 Va 1 Co 3 25 33 % 9 '•> .25 Brothers 56 6% 1 Corp 22 % preferred.. Consolidated 7% 6 Stores Inc Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co 8% Co__.5 13% 17 V* Swasey Co 51% Propane 1 Gas 25% 12% (S D) Co Watson 9 8'/a & 1 Co Gas _2% common oil tU Gas Commonweall.il __25 —lc Lucky 1 Inc Interstate conv a —_1 Electronics 1 Prod Clark Co. Loan star 5 % 15% Milling & Elev Co Uoiorado $1.25 4% 14'A Corp Stores Colorado 1 class B Engines 52 y„ 23% 18% 41% 26 A__33%c cl com 13% 48% 15% 17 12%, 16% 14% 331/4 32 Vz —2% 1 34% Corp Greene 25% 30'A 8 50c 32 Co Wells 23 y2 Corp——8 1 Delaware Cobb & 3 Ling-Altec Coastal Inc— a Steamship—2.50 Chemical Koehring Co 5 Kratter Corp class A——.1 62: Chattanooga Gas Co . /Keystone Portland Cem Co 59% 24%' V 0 3 Co Pressed Steel Hotels 33 47% 44 10 Gas_5 Corp 38% Soya Co Common Natural 0 Utility Corp Clinton Parchment. Co_10 10 Maine Central Util Co common • Central Citizens Corp preferred.: Ketchum 37 % 45 Va 28 7 Products 51% 35 5% & 10% 30 31 Grocery Co Warren 20% 47 10 14% 61 Steel 19 2y2 42 26 % Ceco 2% Co Electric Co Fruit q " Washington Natural Gas Co—10 Washington steel Corp__ 1 17 y2 • Co 56 % Carpenter Paper Co 16%, 5 Supply ______i—______—1- Kalamazoo Veg a 1 Carbon Mfg 48 y4 5% 10 Co—9 Co & Iron Warren 17% Staley E) 26% 44 10 Southern Oil Warner 23% Speer (A 22% 24% 1 22 V\ 21 y2 Corp.l Peninsular Power Von'i 9% 8V2 15% 22 Co Inc Sys 9 % 20 y2 1 Vanity Fair Mills Iuc Vitro Corp of Amer 26% 1 13% 15% ——. 24% Co~l 44 Freight 32 % 8 42% Co—l Southwestern Elec Service 12 Va 14% Corp. 40 % 1 Tel 11% 30 1 Servateria Valley Mould 27% Co 40 __1 Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.T Cannon Mills class B com 2r Carlisle 25 % 25 Eng Tel Co Spector Jeesop Steel Co *1.46 1 30 6% Ltd 20% 28 Va 6% Oil 20% 19% Co._15 lOr Delhi 19 Va Southwestern Electric Steel 5 Co__* Producing 22 V2 10% . 13% Nevada Power Co States 20 1 17% Southern Gas 42 15% 16% Southwest Utah 12% Water Co Gas States Upper 24% ~ • 1 United Utilities Inc 10c Power 66% United States Sugar Corp____l United States Truck Lines Inc-1 12% 38 Cor10c 15 26'-. Kaiser Devel United 35% 22 y2 2 34% 263 1134 33 * 55 1 Jervls Corp 1 .7% Co Inc United States Chem Mil Corp United States Leasing Corp 51% 18% 2678 Canadian 48 Utilities Water Jamaica 16% 34 Service Co..25 'J'elep Co 2 Southeastern Pub Serv Co Inc— v. & Co South Shore Oil & 30% 63 • Supply Co 1 Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp—50c Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_f 7% Corp Sprague 9% 13% 28% 8% 25% 41/3 28 y2 Co Tractor 12 y4 20 Va 3% Towmotor Corp Tracerlab Inc 11% 27 ' 24% isy2 „ 1 10 y2 23 * Corp Topp Industries Inc 9 17% 24% & 14% 6% ___5 25% Water 37% 13% 8% Co —12% Calif 68 35>/4 7% 25 Sys.l Heintz Inc.. Jefferson Tel 64 10% Cable A Tokheim 26% 4% 40 y8 9 Co , 9% 4ys 1 class Gaa Stores Time 1 Power 8% —1 Drug 16% 5 & Nat 38 'A 37JA 1 warrants & Betts Co States 52 % Co 1 Service Thrifty Thomas , 1 23 % Co Three 22 % 20c 5 Freight 43 Inc Pacific 1959 15 Corp Sierra 33% 1 Interstate Seismograph Service 7% Inc 48 Petroleum • Corp Jack 31 10 M) (H 73% 6% • common 18 32 Co : California 70 Corp——1 Diver Services A 16% • Co Castings Inc Searle Engineering Corp—♦ ' 29 10 Corp Byllesby Class Bakeries 1 Sliarpe Mfg Co Buckeye Burndy 7% preferred__25 Beryllium 12% Corp San 10 Co International Textbook Co Brown Scholz 1 55% Bowser 28% 1 32 Industries 26% Sabre-Pinon (G D) 27% Thermo King Corp 16% Bantam 25% 17 1 29% Homes 29% Textron . • 4% Jacinto 5% 28 Va " 20% 1 1534 1 5^;, Bowater Co 27% 5 5% 15% Manufacturing Co__2y2 11% Co 29% Botany (H H) 95 35% • . 89 5 _1 1 Myers Inc Simplex Wire 5 Stores 27 Ryder System Inc Schiela Husky Oil Co * Foods 50% 25 40 1 Co Corp Corp 47% 3 23 Eastern Tranamls Corp_7 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l Texas Industries Inc __l Texas National Petroleum l Texas Natural Gasoline 40% Roddis Plywood Corp Rose Marie Reid 17 Power & Light Co__l Sivalls & Bryson Inc 1 Borman 37 % 12% 13% 21% Texas 28% 2 1 common i534 Corp 26 % Corp Aak 11% • Texas 10% 5 1 i%y2 Black Hills Black 54% Pulp & Paper Corp— A Tappan Tekoil Va, 1 Co • 63% . & Rockwell 38 % Mat— 6% 1 Rice Mills Inc__3% Express class A 25c Robertson 7% 35% Hugoton Gas Trust "units" Inc Stoker Robbins 11% 7% 49 Purina Roadway 14% 10% Gas— Field 13 39 9% 1 Houston ... 1174 25 1 Richardson Co 134 2% A 1 Co Corp Ltd Bid 1 Tampax Inc.. 19% 33 River Brand ' 9% Corp.. 57/3 18% 31% Republic Natural Gas Co Riley 1 .1 1 Beneficial Corp Berkshire Hathaway Beryllium Inc Engineering 10 Co 127 1 10 Markets Gossert Payne A Houston Corp %, 144 19»/4 class 1 Sugar Corp Corporation 5%r 0 8 Hamp . Class Bates Mfg Co Baxter Laboratories & Credit Hoover 15% 23 Ind Voltage Hilton '27%' • 21% 10 . 25% 24% 10 Products Inc Aztec 23 __1 Spring Helmerick • —.5 . Missouri Curtis Ralston 34% ...4 preferred Associated 31% _10 common Corp Syntex 2% 31 % 3512 Arkansas Metal B Controls..1 & 32 % 2% 29 ___l common Arizona Public Service Art (M A) Class 29% 2.50 1 Inc Co Chemicals Corp 4% Purolator Products 41% 50 American-Marietta 1 10c Mfg 10c Susquehanna 27% 25 % Mexico New of New Alegre Purex Par 19% is% 8 Pubco Petroleum 180 Ask .1 Producing Properties Inc ureen 44% 23'2 Ask GIddings& Lewis Mach Tool Co_2 Glasspar Co ; 1 10% Air Products Inc. .1 American Biltrite Rubber Co.100 Bid Corp of America 91 % 88 19 49% 4 21 48 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1220) ... Monday, September 21, 1959 . NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES Quotations for Friday September 18 Mutual Funds Mutual Bid Fund*— Ask Insurance Companies Funds— Mutual 25c 2.04 2.25 Investment Co 1-25 American Business Shares. 1 American Investors Fund —-—1 7.39 7.99 investment Trust 4.22 4.50 Investors Fund Abenieen i Inc__. Fund Affiliated Mutual American Fund Associated al3.67 Inc__-1 Fund Research & Development-* Amer Trust—— 9.10 30% 160 Aetna 10.98 12.00 Aetna Insurance Co 11.26 12.24 Aetna 34.69 Agricultural Fund ——1 34.01 Mutual Fund—1 a22.94 Johnston (The) Keystone Custodian 23.41 24.43 Bonds)_l 22.49 24.54 5.07 5.54 B-2 6.12 B-3 9.11 B-4 (Discount Bonds)*— 4.38 4.79 12.74 13.85 * 7.44 8 13 Mutual Fund Inc—-1 12.10 13.15 S-3 (Speculative -1 Broad Street Investment—50c Bullock Fund Ltd 1 17.06 18.44 S-4 (Low Priced 12.61 13.36 7.65 8.36 Blue Ridge Fund Inc Boston California Fund Inc —* J Securities Christiana —100 1 preferred 7% Colonial ooionial Fund Shares Energy 1 Inc Income Commonwealth 1 Com Stk)__1 14.69 16.03 American Com Stks)_l 11.79 12.86 American Surety 13.63 Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l 12.64 13.67 Bankers 14.65 Knickerbocker 1 6.41 7.03 Fund—1 5.73 6.28 9.04 8.78 16.600 17.200 130 136 12.33 10,53 13.48 11.43 16.16 ••—:—J 17.83 —--1 Consolidated Investment Trust.l 14.57 15.75 17% 19% Fund- De De J Diversified 13.06 8.63 9.46 9.93 11.30 20.90 ke 23.60 25c 2.99 3.28 1 Shares— 13.77 14.97 1 -1 Fund—— Balanced Stock Fund — Capital Electronics Corp.- 22.60 24.16 23.41 25.03 7% , 8% Corp—1 6:55 7.16 Fund Inc——-——10 Equity Fund Inc * 20c 19.37 19.56 Investment electronics • Electrical Energy 7.84 8.12 11.33 17.02 16.87 13.24 Fund lnc_l 4.1.8 4.57 Inc_.—10c 5.61 2.69 Industrial Financial Florida Growth Fund 6.13 2 26% 27 % North Connecticut & Investors Growth Units of beneficial Fund Automation & Inc ! - Mutual Investment Mutual Shares Mutual Trust 15.07 16.29 1 9.67 National Investors National Securities 1 3.42 3.72 19.14 20.71 12.32 13.32 Corp—_—1 Series- Stock 8.67 7.97 12.16 1 13.00 14.05 10.17 Inc 1 5.56 1 X15.36 6.04 5s 17.41 Puritan Fund Inc 1 7.77 8.40 3%s 7.72 Putnam (Geo) Fund 1 14.01 15.23 5 %s 1 16.76 18.22 3 1 7.03 7.64 12.02 12.93 Automobile lo 10.92 Shares—lc 9.57 10.48 Scudder lc lc 7.26 7.96 7.64 8.38 Aviation-Electronics— Electrical Equip Scudder Building shares-— Capital Growth Fund lc 13.74 15.04 Stock Fund.lc shares—— —lc 13.01 14.24 7.90 8.66 Fully Administered shares—lc 10.04 11.00 Chemical shares—— Common Food • (The) Fund Shares Dist Fund & Scudder & Stock 9.63 Boston—1 11.33 1 15,12 Inc_—1 13.52 1 14.26 State -lc lc 13.27 14.53 Stein Roe 6.26 6.87 RR Corp__• Inc Fund 10.94 Stock 2.19 2.42 Sterling Equipment Shares :_lc 6.32 6.93 rele vision-Electronics Fund shares lc 9.63 10.55 -lc 11.35 12.4.3 Townsend 8.61 Growth Twentieth Railroad Steel Stock shares— shares—, lc lc 11.14 12.20 Industry Shares Inc—1 17.98 18.52 Utilities Growth Guardian Mutual Funds Hamilton Series Fund Inc 1 4.93 10c 4.88 1 a25.45 H-DA Foundation Income Fund of Fund Inc 10c Income Incorporated Institutional 5.39 Fund 12.88 14.82 16.15 1 Fund—_ 4¥aS Nov. June Century Funds 9.95 Growth lnv_ 5.52 6.03 Maturity— es Nov. 3%s Feb May 15. %s Oct. 1 12 39 13.47 3 ¥2s Nov. 7.58 8.23 1¥2s April 11.77 3 %s May 15. 14.40 3 %s Mav 15 Canada Income 9.47 10.35 Value Line Special 9.40 10.16 Fund _lc 12.12 13.25 lc 10.66 11.66 Fund-lc 10.99 12.02 6.58 7.20 lc 12.00 lc 4.50 Fund Inc Street — 4%s 7.14 1 %s Oct. 5.59 6.11 1 April 3 60 3.98 3% 10c 1 7.81 10.12 11.06 Equity Fund 86% 43 ¥2 46% 35 37% 27% 29% 2 39% 42% 2 2714 29% one or 32nds more of point a Bid for 9.9.21 4 V4S Dec 1, 1959. 99.30 4¥8s Feb 1. 1960. 93.26 5%s April 99.24 Federal Oct. 1, Oct. 1959 99.29 99.31 99.27 ___ wi Hana 20. 100 99.28 _ 1960 4, Land 1%S 100 99.30 100.1 100.3 Bonds— ■ 99.30 100 1959- 99.22 2%s Feb. 1, I960—. 98.28 99.4 3%s 94% ■ Ask Cooperatives— Feb. 1, 1960 99.12 99.20 99 25 3%s April 99 26 99.28 2%s June 1, 1900- 98.12 98.20 99 24 99.28 3%s April 3. 1961 97 97.16 99.22 99.26 4s Sept. 20. 973 4 98% 20, 1960 99.6 1961 99,14 99.16 4s 98.2C 4%S Aug 20 1962 99.14 99.22 99.14 99 22 2 % s May 1. 1903 91% 92.4 96.16 May 2, I960 90 ¥2 91 96 % 97% 1. May 96.2<i 3%s 94.12 1963 97% 4%s 4%s July 92 ¥4 3%s April 97 97¥: 4 ¥2 s 1962 March 97 ¥4 91% 1969 94.20 96% 1968 4 %s 96% 1963 1965 Mar. 20. 97 ¥2 1908. 20 1909 98 96% 97% 15. 1969 98% 99% 1, 1970 89 ¥4 90 ¥4 97 98 ¥4 Oct. 1. 1970-1967 3 %s May 1, 1971 4 %s Feb. 15. 3%s point Bid Sept. — 15. % 88% 1S72-1967 89% 93 % 94% 91% 1972 92 ¥4 represent one Ask 99 28 May 15, 32nds more 99.30 4s Aug. of point a Bid 1, 1961 98.4 1961 99.14 99.16 1 ¥2s Oct. 1, 99.12 99.16 3%s Feb. 15. 4s Feb 93.24 97.8 1962. 15, 97.4 98.4 98.8 92.4 April 1, 1962 91.28 Aug. 15, 1962 99.16 99.31 l¥*S Oct. 1, 98.24 3%s Nov. 99.2 2%s Feb. April 1959 99.29 98.16 1960 99 98.27 1962 15. 15, 4s 1 ¥2s 95.16 1 %s Anril 1, 97.26 1961 l¥as 99.30 97 95.8 — 93.29 96.24 97.30 4%s May 15. 1. 99.L8 90.12 ! 96.30 92.16 1963 90.20 96.26 1962 1963 99.28 I960— 98.8 93.16 l¥as 99.30 1961 A*k . 1962 4s 99 27 1960 1. or Maturity— Treasury Notes (Continued)— 1959 15, 1. 8.54 _1 Inc Aug. ¥zs Mutual Fund Wellington 10.96 6.53 Situations Investing Corp Washington 15.62 1 Inc Inc Investors 1 J Ltd : Fund 25% 83 the Y N 3.50.S 1960 1, 13.18 Funds of 7% 24 5 Ask 1960 15. 10.83 Line 7 ¥4 8 Amer——2.50 99.25 i 1959 -1 Line Y)-_2 Co Insurance Co in 1960 1, Shares.l Value (N (NY) Westchester Fire point represent Treasury Notes— Fund Value 57 _3 1Q60 15. Fund 8.79 S Life 32% 107 53 99.8 15. Income 2.66 Ins of Co 30% 102 Fidelity & Guaranty Cfo__lo City : 1960 11. Science 2.43 2 „10 S Fire U Certificates of Indebtedness¬ 1 Fund Fund Life Insurance Ins S 43% 98.12 12, 10, United 8.04 Sec U 40 ¥2 10 — Guaranty Co United 9 Marine 41% U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes 1 Accumulated 8% 94 1962 7.14 Inc— Continental United 52% 99.29 1959 11, March 4s 9.10 6.54 United Wall Fund 26.66 12.18 & 9 ¥2 38 1960 13. United Ltd— Growth 26.39 1 Inc International & 1 Fund Bank Foundation Institutional S 1 Inc Investors Shares Fund Inc U 1 Boston Incorporated Institutional 20.34 Fund United Feb. 3¥4s March 14.62 ,-1 .. United —10c —— Haydock Fund Inc.: Income 19.74 Inc— H-C7- Series Inst 7.85 Fund Investment File 58 ¥2 8% ___10 preferred 5 1961——_—— a36.19 —1 9.99 lc Tobacco 94 49% Figures after decimal 1 lc shares Bond 88 Assn— 1960 Farnham & shares Railroad ¥2s 10, 1, 38% Street Investment Investors Investors Co Accident Title I Haven).——10 (New $6.50 Co 99.21 1959 Aug. 23, Sept. 15.62 36% Fund Sovereign 8.03 Petroleum June 16.57 B) Southwestern 8.71 Balanced 4s 12.38 7.60 Surety Ins 99.22 1959 10, 10, 10.42 7.70 shares 13. Nov. a28.44 (Edison Life Security 4% Marine-—6.25 99.18 1963 4%s April 10, 1 7.95 Mining Oct. 3%s Dec. 3%s a38.52 Clark— Fund 6.93 shares 38.41 Shares———1.25 Amer Shareholders Trust of Smith 38 03 & 99.27 ______ 1960—_______ 15, 4%s 25c • Stevens 76 Fire 99.22 Mortgage 4¥2S March 10, Clark lc Merchandising 3%s . Common Selected 15, Natl 3.70s 9.09 of Canada Stevens Inc shares—lc shares Bond Institutional 10.77 23.09 8.36 Inc Industrial Machinery shares.lc General Bond 9.88 22.86 Growth Stock 15. 1960 April Federal 1 1 Quarterly 16.83 2.50 Inc Inc Fund Inc 9.97 3¥8s al4% Corp Putnam Growth Fund shares 68% 71 55 >/4 Banks April 15, I960—— June 7.10 Group Securities— 63 Paul U 4%s Feb 15. I960-— 4%s Feb 15, 1960 4 ¥2s March 15, I960— 16.10 Rowe) 1958 Fund 1 Trust 182 Bid 3.80s Jan. Inc Republic Insurance (Texas) __10 Republic Natl Life Insurance—2 Standard 38 " Co Ins 14.12 1 Corp 35% 174 1 Life 12.92 2.40 Capital 5 1 2.21 Investors 10 Ins Inc —1 General lo Figures after decimal 9.92 Fund 22 Travelers 4.65s Fund 51 Va 20 Obligations of Government Agencies 20.41 General 10 Federal Home Loan Banks— Fund Fund 48 2 Springfield Boiler : 13.15 18.62 Inc Co Standard 22.74 _1 Fund 5 23% 8.71 21.03 2 Futures 37 21% 9.43 1 1 6.47 (T 34% (Jacksonville Fla)_2% 35% 1 Securities 1 (Pa) 97 12.62 Price 73% Life 20% (N C) Ins Corp Seaboard 68 8.99 5.86 Inc 114 5 Owners 76 ¥4 18 % (N Y)— Life City Seaboard —1.50 (Flat 11.50 Investors 107 Employees Life 6.80 Series oireet Philadelphia 31% 32 8.23 6.22 Penn Square Mutual Fund Pine Street 91% 29 Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10 4.15 1 Over-The-Gounter Pioneer 87 5 4.51 1 Shares Pyramid Liie Ins Co 72% St —10 93 Chemistry & Securities Reinsurance Employees Ins Capital Fund Oppenheimer Peoples Quaker 80% 10 Fund- William 59 76% Jefferson of Canada Ltd- One 48% 55% 6.38 -1 Stocks E'naland Nucleonics 44% 11.81 Stock Series York 5 64% —10 —10 — Providence-Washington 4 5.84 Series New 7% 1 Series-- Growth 6% 2.0U Insurance Co lc Fundamental Phoenix Insp & Insurance 2.67 series 61% Fire Insurance Co 11.10 stock 58 1 Standard 2.44 Preferred 58% 22% 59 Insurance Home ^10 Indemnity Co 5 Insurance—. Steam 44 4 C) American Hartford 16 41 Philadelphia Life Ins Co 4 Gulf Life Pacific 14% Y__ 12% N 53 3% 10.81 Series New 7.5% 3% —1 Series Dividend 71% of 49 Ins (D Home Series Preferred Co Ins 64 Hanover Inc_l Co Insurance—3.33% Northern 129 53 Hartford interest Securities Northeastern 151 121 21 C) Great 39% 141 10.61 al3.97 Shares Wide Bond 11.90 —1 inc Fund Corp-. beneficial of Nation 10 89 46% 36% 60 Falls Ins 1 . 46'% 42 ¥2 5 Government Government 44 Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__lo General Reinsurance Corp 22.54 —2 10 358 1.25 F) <S 36% 2.50 River 5 Co Life Fund Life 19 ¥8 42 ¥4 33% 5 Peerless Insurance Co 14.51 >.20.85 115 ¥2 17% 39 %. -5 ga% 14.56 (D 1 111% Fire g4 13.42 Glens interest 10 common——1 Inc Union 65 ¥2 * 13.47 Stock 136 Corp__5 Reinsurance Fireman's Fund— 129 343 _10 Fidelity & Deposit of Md Franklin 33VaC Life 61 10 > Accident Ins & 13% 10 5 Co Co Inc— 2.47 10.21 Inc Fund Assurance Transport * Franklin Custodian Funds Inc— Common stock series-,--—-lc Mutual Founders New Life-—10 Casualty Forster Bankers 1 Fund Mutual Florida Ins General Insurance Fund Inc (Bait) Corp class A Amsterdam Casualty Hampshire Fire New Life (Ky) Federal Mass 4 Nationwide Fidelity Trust Fire 33 % 3.74 Massachusetts National 30% 2.21 lc 19% 5 3.56 lnt_33V30 Life Old Line lc Investors Monument Life Special Investment shares—lc shares a/% Natl lc beneficial 11% Natl shares of & Manufacturers National Paper shares 3634 Merchants 17% Employers Massachusetts 48% 10% 27% Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J) Employers Group Assoc.. — Bonding 32 ¥2 60% Co 5% 34% 33 16% Commonwealth 4% 32 43 55 3.63 shares 1 1 30 25 Life-—1 2.62 Petroleum Inc —5 Shippers———10 Standard Insurance Co——— lc shares Co 239 Mass Indemnity & Life Ins 5 Merchants Fire Assurance—12 50 Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)__10 lc Industries Ins 19% 54% 228 18% Co———6.25 shares-. 12.32 15.74 &c 10 41 5 Metal Genera! Electronics 1 5 Fiduciary Mutual tnv Co Inc—1 Fidelity Capital Fund Fidelity Fund Inc. Re-insurance Continental a45.37 21% 18% 50% Casualty Beneficial Boston Crum Equipment &hares_lc Fla) Mercury Continental Income Howard- & Mutual Fund Sayles (Jacksonville 12.95 Managed Funds- Balanced Shares— E—------— Dividend 75% 11.83 9.12 Dreyfus Fund Inc__—_— Eaton 70 1 Trustee Diversified Series 7.75 17.49 Slk Fund Inc—1 Investment Fund__l Growth Diver 7.09 17.32 10.28 Income Fund Inc Delaware 24.13 v Income Fund Inc—1 Fund Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l Investment Inc Fund———1 Vegh Investing Co Inc 1 Vegh Mutual Fund Inc 1 Delaware 6.98 Insurance Missiles-Jets 22.16 Western 6 41 Loomis 11.73 20.08 Dividend 19.63 13.20 10.85 16.40 Crown 13.31 17.96 9.49 12.08 10.40 B_— 12.18 Stk X18.47 Series 11.85 1 Life 10.40 Corporate Leaders Trust 25c Investors Inc.—1 9.88 9.57 Iiic-_~ Lexington Trust Fund Lexington Venture Fund Life Insurance 1 Fund 3% 2% 9% Amer 9 % Amer Nat Ins Composite Bond & Stock Concord 2% 2% American 19.82 9.57 Fund Inc__— Investors Corp 1 (Wash D C)—l (Galveston)— 1 15.29 14.87 Composite Fund Inc— Massachusetts 13.59 1 Commonwealth Stock Fund 25% 18.16 Investment—-l Fund Inc——— Commonwealth 28% 14.01 14.75 50c Corp—100 (Newark N J)—2% 12.45 18.48 1 --1 Maryland Stocks)—-1 16% 20% 1 10 Va Life Loyal Amer Life 13% (Income 13.65 Century Shares Trust— Chase Fund of Boston 10 12% (Speculative Pfd Stks)—1 (High-Grade Corn Stk)__l 16 National 1 K-2 17.09 Chemical Fund Inc— Lincoln S-2 1 Ltd Fund 17% Amer Ins Co -1 International Growth Fund Inc— 16 10.03 1 63 Life Companies Inc Life Insurance Co of 9.18 Inc 29 ¥a 59% Ins Co 15% & Ask 26% 2 _________3 Casualty 38% (Income Pfd Stocks)—1 Fund & Bid (Va)__5 (Birm) of-' Tenn 30% K-i Fund— Life 13% 17.44 Knickerbocker Growth . 35% 10.53 Com 248 ■ 28 9.64 Lazard Ltd (1954) Canadian Canadian 237 . Par 1 ■ Lawyers Title Ins Corp Liberty Natl Life Ins 5 Fidelity 15.98 Priced 66 V* Casualty_5 $1.25 conv preferred 5 American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l Amer Heritage Life Ins-~ Equitable Assur 1 (Low Bonds) * 185 63% 10 Co_ Ask 175 _10 Insurance -1 Fund— General Canada Grade Bid 10 Insurance S-l Fund Fund Ltd Canada (Medium 1 5.63 Life Surety American Bonds) 8.33 Inc.-1 "A*' Inc—1 "B" fnc—5 Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc 1 Axe-Science & Elect'nfcs Corp.lo Axe-Templeton Growth Fund Fund Mut Devel Atomic Axe-Houghton Axe-Houghton & Casualty American Funds— (Invest >ient B-l 11.27 Inc— 9.95 Par Ask 10.31 Boston—1 of 33 Hi' 176 Bid 1 America Research Fund Istel Par of 92.20 88.16 88.24 1963—. 97.8 97.12 1963 May 15, Oct. 1. 87.8 1964 87.16 85.24 86 99.28 1964 100 Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures Tn«HtuHonal Intl Tnsur Fund Resources Fund Inc Recent Bonds— American St Amer Bid President Line Gobain Corp 5Vs>s-1983 Opt 4y2s__1979 Bausch & British Petroleum Brush 5s_198l Lomb Beryllium 6s 1980-76 5s conv__1974 Burlington Industries 4,/4S__1975 Canadian Pacific Ry 4s 1969 Carrier Corp 4 Vos 1982 Chance Vought 5¥is 1977 Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s Consumers 1972 1989 I Paso Ferro Corp Motors Port Tire 1975 4s 1976 Accept 5s Cement & Rubber Chemical Houston 5¥4s__1977 3%s__. General Hooker Gas Trailer General Gen'l Light & 5s 5s 5%s 15.27 13.12 Whitehall Fund nc 1 12.53 13.55 3.45% 1- 5-59 10- 1-59 99.30 4 ¥a % 5- 4-59 2- 1-60 99.20 4.92 Wisconsin Fund Inc 1 5.94 6.42 3.45% 2- 2-59, 11- 2-59 99.25 99.28 4 ¥a% 6- 1-59 3- 1-60 99 22 99.26 3- 2-59 12- 1-59 99.24 99.23 4.45% 7- 1-59 4- 4-60 99.20 99.23 3.75% 4- 1-59 1- 4-60 99.21 99.25 4%% 8- 3-59 5- 2-60 99.27 S9.30 9- 1-59 6- 1-60 99.25 99.29 Ask 100% 101 % 106 109 101% 103% 58 59% 6s ww conv 1980 1977 Pow & Lowenstein (M) & 4%s 1981 Michigan Bell 101% 102% National 113 Northepan Can Pacific 83 Pacific Petroleum 86 90 119 123 5%s 95% 101 % 103 102 106 96% 125 104 96% 130 72% 76 76 78 October 94 96 99% 79 81 Sheraton Co of Am Sperry Rand 5%s Tenn Gas 5s Amer U S Corp Industries 4%s 101 102 Westcoast 100 101 White Trans Stores 5%s_ 4%s 1960^ 99.835 99.847 15, I960— 99.767 99.783 January January 21, I960-. 99.694 99.712 January 28, 98.588 — 1960 Ask 98.764 98.620 98.598 98.492 98.370 —— 93.566 98.458 — 98.405 99.641 February 4, 1960— 98.281 98.319 99.525 February 11, 1960 98.173 98.213 99.444 February 18, 1960__ 98.063 19, 99.336 99.361 February 25 I960 $7,950 97.994 1959 99.246 99.265 March 9T.836 97.882 1982 117 119 5%s__ 14, 99.506 3, 1959 99% 94 96 95 1971 100 -1970 91 1988 83 1979 107 10. 17. December 22, 95% L— December December 24, 31, 105 87 % 3, 1960 99.193 March 10, 1960 99.093 99.116 March 17, 1960 98.990 99.002 March 1959 98.937 98.962 April 1959 98.924 98.950 July 15, 98.844 ♦No New par value, York 98.104 98.872 «2, 15. 97.711 Stock Net asset value, b Bid Exchange, t New stock, a yield price, x 97.637 97.479 97.509 I960—. 97.148 97.183 95.894 95.944 1960 d Ex-rights, Ex-dividend, 97.758 97.597 I960- FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER 95 111 99.173 1959. December December 98% 1979 Underwood January —98.734 99.422 27, P 99.911 1960 1959 December 1971 Gas Rid January 7, 99.620 99.24 Yield Price ' ■ 99.973 , Ask Treasury Bills Ask 99.904 . 1959 November 5s 99.971 Bid 1959 November 118 5%s 1959 Due Dated 12. November 5. 101% 1979 Transcontinental Rate Yield Price Bid October 22, 1959 October 29, 1959 113 ww Ask 100 United Slates 1959 100% . Textron 15. Bid 4.65s 8, 1959. ww__1967 Transmission— 5V4s Due November Gas— 1989 1, October 98% 5%s 1959 99 Pennsvlvania Elecfric 5s^—1989 Phoenix Steel 5,%S . 1969 & October 96% 101 % Electric 24. 96 99% Service September 96V8 Pacific Power & Lgt 4%s___1974 108 % 1989 90 1973 185 Lgfcl- 85 1977 5s ww 180 99 97% —1991 107% 98% 80 1963 ww Gas 5s 34 78 971/4 1976 . 5s Uran 88 5%s Ask 1975 4%s_—1994 Tel 85% 102 Dated Sons— Mueller Brass 35/8s 1984 Long island Lighting 5¥4s__1989 Bid 1982 1989 Central Bonds— 110 95% Rate Security Issues Power— 4%s Jersey 14 01 Public Natural Fruehauf 12.78 1 Power— 45/8S El 11.76 Wellington Fund— 3 75% Institutional Income Fund__lc wi When ISSUES k Admitted issued, to listing on the dividend. y Ex-stock Volume 190 Number 5883 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . THE Bank pared with based us, the COURSE clearings this week will show a com¬ Preliminary figures compiled by ago. year increase an telegraphic advices from the chief cities of on country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 19, clearing* from cities of all the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be 8.5% above Our year. those the for preliminary corresponding totals stand against $25,266,804,019 for the this center there is 19.6%. at last $27,411,274,879 week same week in 1958. At gain for the week ending Friday of a Our comparative summary for the week follows: 1959 1958 last going to Accordingly, in the above, the press. day of the week in all In the elaborate + 5.9 1,121,000,000 + 842,440,655 777,539,453 + Reserve 654 in the District there is week in 1958. Outside of this city there decrease of 13.0%, the bank clearings at this cen¬ having registered a loss of 4.4%. We group the cities Ended Sept. 12— 535,989,869 + 450,500,000 412,100,000 + 894,970,000 839,856,564 + 6.6 Francisco Pittsburgh 510,907,470 490,147,725 12 Cleveland + 8.3 Baltimore 416,061,258 401,930,067 + 3.5 $20,623,918,191 $18,828,729,775 + 9.5 all cities, days__ 5,365,061,870 5.7 + $26,296,715,431 $24,193,791,645 the on for $25,266,804,019 + 8.5 York Stock August and Exchange the is appended. eight months of The 1959, and 1958 follow: —Month of Description— Stocks— Number August 1959 of shares Eight Months 1958 51,051,873 1959 62,373,056 1958 564,645,035 429,715,796 & InternatT Foreign U. S. misc. $105,166,000 $101,127,500 Bank__ 97,000 5,505,800 48,156,500 1,000 —_ $110,616,200 $1,031,463,100 $858,527,000 The volume of transactions in share properties on the New York Stock Exchange for the first 1956 to 1959 is indicated in the eight months of following: 1959 60,362,702 231,496,751 136,744,324 121,387,664 153,960,424 75,886,965 50,305,141 48,309,665 54,106,201 70,968,740 54,178,523 52,558,561 53,229,949 37,201,113 64,351,283 56,618,288 44,478,864 211,206,988 161,101,952 145,347,090 442,703,739 July 70,889,423 51,051,873 August The " cities 297,846,276 •» 144,537,263 266,734,754 CLEARINGS (000,000 2nd New 14 York Philadelphia 4th Cleveland Richmond - 48,262.270 41,409,195 9th 1958 FOR 1957 __ _ Minneapolis San • i We 44,532,173 LEADING CITIES 1959 IN 1957 2nd 1956 York New Cleveland 427,083 382,919 371,192 5th 34,285 39,762 43,042 6th 38,458 39,254 38,164 7th Chicago 3,107 2,703 3,309 3,315 24,761 22,128 26,344 25,725 3,062 2,796 2,857 2,913 25,629 .23,560 23,859 23,087 3,152 2,889 2,930 2,880 25,231 22,989 23,166 22,318 2,551 2,168 2,508 2,404 20,909 18,058 20,152 19,293 18,198 1,718 2,055 1,858 1,792 1,736 15,895 15,760 15,066 16,425 14,685 16,603 + 13.5 2,962,862,983 + 10.2 2,812,774,895 3,963,455,017 + 15.5 4,218,705,026 6,020,954,242 5,919,573,58® 7.2 98,583,760,874 + 10.4 100,178,972,079 101,340,924,403 52,928,744,237 + 13.3 55,749,284,794 55,899,363,781 4,231,638,75® 14,962 13,985 9th 10th + + 2.7 37,076,459,507 + 10.8 47,979,278,781 + 13.6 25,787,763,213 + 10.5 26,133,560,814 50,574,850.467 44,922,827,419 + 12.6 86,431,017,291 26,125,211,178 76,685,746,537 + 12.7 23,427,690,980 + 11.5 + 13.5 37,983,248,244 21,906,807,084 32,539,330,917 33,529,500,391 45,173,338.058 81,446,739,659 23,990,809,751 20,990,321,035 30,959,424,038 34,821,637,344 52,768,274,052 46,627,507,095 + 13.2 47,150,478,535 923;080,885,0S1 860,650,911,634 + 7.3 833,911,129,760 808,621,127,429 485,156,134,859 433,567,529,889 + 11.9 450,991,672,730 437,428,605,37® — - II 31 . II 7 Louis «« 16 24,860,103,528 35,377,811,514 Kansas City llth Dallas — «• 11 - 12,665 Louis... 1,609 1,440 1,526 1,554 13,466 12,263 12,952 Minneapolis. 2,057 1,858 1,807 1,690 16,247 14,192 13,683 12,818 II Francisco 12th San $ 28,260,902,70% 386,360,736,703 45,758,940,356 50,379,294,639 24,930,254,16® 41,850,797,481 79,224,535,073 23,954,949,28® 19,736,778,27® 29,740,513,139 33,549,890,803 44,873,534,802 29,402,236,332 398,620.636,097 42,533,043,776 52,688,904,321 9.8 54.528,757,506 28;494,037,729 <• M — Minneapolis 13,688 $ 41.067,953,363 15 15 ___ «• — — __ 1956 1957 Dec. % 28,767,524,649 441,400,475,061 U Eight Month# Eight Months Inc. or 1958 453,292.342,869 . - _ - _ Districts in the eight months for four years; Eight Months + 8.7 + 13.3 15,558 16,909 8th St. — — Atlanta 43,411 1,887 + 17.6 6,256,616,71® 3,227,603,99® 5,407,464,72® 10,032,114,783 2,985,938,2ia 2,624,413,944 3,864,224,894 9.1 + 17.6 $ — — — Richmond 37,965 1,875 4,656,034,594 6,530,705,398 3,265,889,917 5,651,693,587 10,212,930,164 + 59,946,461,268 _ „ Philadelphia 437,924 2,046 46,328,733,848 108,827,261,970 cities City M 3rd 5,551 1,897 7.1 8.4 + 14.6 + 13.9 31,577,277,320 4,728 1,951 3,593,024,583 47,309,066,424 5,889,243,78® 6,809.874,537 1st Boston AUGUST 1958 1,947 $ $ 4,103,080,174 5,898,038,632 Federal Reserve Districts -Jan. 1 to Aug. 311956 1956 1957 3,554,232,408 + 1959 45,441 St. Reserve 4,012,958,193 Eight Months 4,819 .. Francisco + 4,504,978,259 5,736,905,578 3,188,917,163 5,371,459,984 9,324,092,417 2,771,281,724 2,860,789,169 append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve 4,321 City San + 47,374,036,895 4,672,324.764 II 18 _ _ 175 44,429 Kansas District + 10.4 3,437,222,086 3,152,792,940 4,302.856,047 <1 11 __ York 4,162 Pittsburgh the Dec. % 6,318,719,614 14 Total Outside New 4,645 2,224 in inc. or $ 10,969,522,286 3,145,692,824 7 _ . Francisco 45,655 Dallas and 1958 3,479,198,191 _ Kansas City 11th Dallas 5,583 .. 13.9% Kansas City Reserve gain of 7.2%, in the Dallas Reserve a District of 15.5%. (« *« 4,507 Cleveland In the register of District an 10.2%. of the totals 4.881,959,711 • t 48,880 .... District 6,572,440.919 16 Chicago ..... has to its credit 45,712,805 69,496,464 02,373,056 Month of August 1959 Fran... in 17.6%. The Chicago Reserve District improvement of 17.6%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 13.5% and the Minneapolis Reserve Reserve District by <4 8 __ 10th 12th if 15 _ — Philadelphia San and 11,193,050,58a in the Atlanta the Richmond Reserve District of 9.1% and 50.728,694,265 «« 15 _ _ Louis New Yors... Boston 21,150,727,581 10,928,082,918 3,793,185,872 cities 10 __ 3rd 4th Detroit 21,212,223,106 —12.9 — 298,497,687 in each of the last four years is shown below: ... 8.7 10,782,802,984 the clearings for there was an in¬ clearings for leading cities for the month of August and the eight months ended August 31 Omitted) 21,330,726,654 —19.2 of bank course BANK 632,735,477 517,011,980 1,259,797,107 19,477,618,611 •• — 1959 Boston St. 47,197,100 46,400,622 35,651,568 Quarter —17.8 —19.7 575,923,690 712,506,216 $ 1st Chicago 37,375,141 Months —11.3 671,930,614 body of clearing houses of Atlanta 40,197,732 46,675,236 June 524,398,086 1,272,872,258 630,968,948 539,818,190 Month of August— 7th 48,160,955 82,449,890 Six 465,209,935 1,046,265,645 0.3 628,872,133 Federal Reserve Districts 8th 49,871,356 65,793,447 Second 10,729,695,152 733,976,51® 1,190,652,941 1,557,284,865 709,134,32® 630,362,871 J 649,865,971 518,194,403 1,249,900,075 in the Boston Reserve District of 10.4% 6th 83,253,414 May 7.1% 1956 March . —10.8 the Philadelphia Reserve District of 8.4%. In the Cleve¬ land Reserve District the totals are larger by 14.6%, in 1957 February April 1,493,601,672 754,853,209 1.261,220,729 1.585,890,313 846,432,237 659,120,282 New York Reserve District the totals record an increase 1938 January Quarter —14.8 10.4%, the 1959 aggregate of clearings having been $108,827,261,970 and the 1958 aggregate $98,583,760,874. In the 5th Number of Shares First 1,416,741,065 1,262,667,927 •« City— for the entire crease 104,000 $106,733,300 5,449,200 bonds 1.358,879,894 —17.9 „: 760.500,884 3.8 — 44,196,920 100,000 govt. 16,000 Government Total $983,289,600 $814,129,100 1,000 .108 —___108 York 1.046,085,842 —15.9 «• We also furnish today, a summary of the month of August. For that month of Bonds— Railroad New —10.7 778,630,509 —11.2 765,547,961 10,961,759,950 «• fi . Total Outside 995,355,319 1,260,487,194 1,076,087,699 1.332,1.17,030 " 7 . Dallas 3.9 $ 802,880,45®," 10,398,867,96® 1,292,866,1241 679,728,142 8.7 + monthly detailed statement of transactions New results + 1,073,012,374 $27,411,274,879 usual $ 888,566,068 in 1,114,559,448 Our Minneapolis 11th 1956 1957 Dec. % 639,446,549 9 five Inc. or $ " 4 Total 1958 " 17 5,672,797,240 ; * " in cities, five days 19.2%, in the Dallas Re¬ Francisco Re¬ 9,399,508,532 625,879,515 Other of " 6 9th The 10.8%, the Minneapolis 11.3%, and in the San District of 17.8%. serve 10,545,842,006 7 . 677,833,051 cities, five days decrease " 11 . 4th Cleveland Ten Districts of serve of and the In the Kansas City Reserve District of 19.7%. a loss a 1,059,720,924 cities 9 4.2 + suffers $ 9.3 San District Reserve Louis Reserve District of 0.3% 1959 1.3 District by OF BANK CLEARINGS SUMMARY Federal Reserve Districts District the 17.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 14.8%. 8.7%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country having amounted to $19,477,618,611 against $21,330,726,- 8.3 543,058,625 in Chicago same the totals (including * this city) by 15.9%, in the Richmond Reserve and St. 5.3 Kansas City St. Louis District that in the Nevar falling off of 3.8%, in the Boston Reserve 11.2% + 19.6 1,357,515,929 1,180,000,000 appears 10.7%. able to give the final are complete results of the week previous — the week Sept. 12. For that week there was a decrease of Week 1,437,300,467 it Philadelphia Reserve District of In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are of statement, however, which we Reserve a ended a this from smaller has to be estimated. cases detailed present further below we and and located are show of which they according to the Federal Reserve Districts, in furnish them York % $13,670,846,665 $12,266,770,653 Philadelphia CLEARINGS today, inasmuch as the week ends Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at ter CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH Week Ending Sept. 19— BANK time was New York OF Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We cannot 4» (1221) 175 Total cities 13,781 Houston 1,780 1,562 1,670 1,727 14,204 12,637 14,213 Atlanta..... 1,835 1,634 1,726 1,701 14,423 13,734 13,447 1,598 1,469 1,526 1,573 13,504 12,343 12,743 12,247 Cincinnati 1,308 1,125 1,206 1,233 10,558 9,325 9,886 931 931 880 8,234 6,861. 6,886 York City 9,672 1,066 New 12,903 Baltimore... Outside 6,529 .. Richmond... Louisville.... New 893 763 829 835 7,207 6,432 6,585 791 896 867 7,665 6,982 7,342 864 896 868 7,640 6,811 6,965 6,497 1,110 984 973 919 9,911 8,580 8,511 7,581 Seattle Jacksonville. covers the years as by months for two years: MONTHLY CLEARINGS 6,750 929 following compilation 6,656 1,021 Orleans The 1958 1,028 877 897 937 7,824 6,646 6,601 6,547 January Birmingham 1,127 869 929 881 8,805 7,167 7,392 6,637 February 724 656 659 6,101 5,410 5,204 5,130 March 116,885,869,441 Denver St. 899 Paul.... 841 868 862 7,059 7,167 6,736 6,186 683 689 645 6,041 5,369 5,050 569 559 4,360 April 581 549 613 597 4,946 4,561 4,899 4,718 May 578 580 593 568 4,814 4,800 4,708 4,482 Milwaukee 690 590 630 634 5,438 4,875 4,704 4,612 .... .. Nashville 5,122 4,444 4,517 644 Total All. .7 565 4,498 93,477 851,569 797,177 769,326 746,950 7,813 8,141 7,863 71,511 63,473 64,585 860,650 833,911 8087621 485,156 433,567 450,991 437,428 98,583 59,946 52,928 now add 100,178 101,340 our 55,749 55,899 4,998 4,476 Total 2nd Quarter 2.7 9.4 + 15.® 160,665,603,513 + 8.® 61,372,559,655 316,844,486,373 + 6.5 174,787,912,990 110,994,905,940 103,497,342,342 + 6.8 61,356,329,761 + 9.8 60,774,427,916 119.596,275,977 + 1.6 63,269,024,829 53,913,695,519 53,433,184,849 56,373,588,154 334,088,524.259 + 5.9 185,399,782,506 163,720,468,522 + 13.® + 13.7 + 12.2. + 13.2 8 Months 650,933,010,632 + 6.2 360,187,695,496 324,386,072,035 11.® 111,134,140,128 + 10-6 15.6 + 10.4 56,252,713,617 52,928,744,237 + 98,583,760,874 65,021,978,095 59,946,461,268 + 13.3 923,080,885,061 Months + 691,304,897,246 122,948,725,845 108,827,261,970 6 August Total + + 60,285,727,779 53,129,625,556 7.9 5.0 353,786,418,823 __ — June Total 6.8 + 58,727,484,647 48,570,309,970 53,367,808,896 337,518,478,423 Quarter- _61,677 923,080 1st 4,241 92,037 108,827 Outside NYC We .618 90,770 8,992 Other cities. ©01 99,835 Dec. % $ + + Inc. or 1958 1959 or % 118,533,444,568 113,686,818,588 121,566,155.667 Total Washington. Buffalo __ . . 4,805 533 770 601 Memphis.... 674 Dec. 112,992,798,478 95,538,115,725 108,313,572,170 118,605,369,310 102.027,239,672 _ Inc $ 1959 Month- Portland Omaha Clearings Outside New York— -Clearings Outside New York 860.650,911,634 + 7.3 485,156,134,859 433,567,529,889 detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of August and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for the week ended Sept. 12 + 11.9 for 4 years. First Federal Reserve District—Boston— -Month of August- Clearings at— 1959 1958 Maine—Bangor Portland 17 848,049 15, 337,129 + 16.4 1959 1958 $ $ 133,131, ,348 9, ,611,367 + 7.9 85,827, 278 Waterbury New Hampshire—ManchesterTotal (14 cities) 3,612,110 L489J62 10 372,750 Rhode Island—Providence 605,601,617 4.8 17428.606 Holyoke Worcester —12.6 3,293,077 107,871,210 66,292.259 New Haven 618.833,115 3,450,049 23,560,968.853 123,795, 457 Connecticut—Hartford 7,106,622 —12.0 3.256.110 8.891,006 8.8 221.045,028 25,629,720, 988 17.9 + + 29.5 +15.5 $ t- 6.2 234,765, 651 9.5 + 1957 4,075,365 + 9.5 + 29.7 September 12- Inc. or Dec. % +14.8 + 12, 812,190 Bedford 1958 + 26, 884,561 2,796 ,331,862 15 104,310 Springfield , $, + 29 440,183 New 1959 102,674,889 3,062 904,848 Lowell Inc. or Dec. % 3,833,626 6,252,171 540.638,702 Fall River Massachusetts—Boston -Week Ended -Jan, 1 to Aug. 31 Inc. or Dec. % — 5.9 7, 016,839 5, 807,364 + 20.8 58,002, 825 50.210,814 15, 401,869 6.6 127,949, 250 119,847,286 + 6.8 3,358.937 4.432,368 l75~9~9~086 —24.2 + 519.424. 952 7.3 12,793,772 14.897.297 —14.1 56 ,106,344 + 483,885,552 + 54. 668,877 46, 020,902 + 18.8 445,528, 248 375,817,727 + 18.5 10.266,627 12,226,144 224 067,066 174 ,465,298 + 28.4 1,723,421, 446 1,449,776,926 + 18.9 44,756,599 41,589,475 5.2 20,551,279 21.179,967 19, 886,700 25, 967,000 —23.4 212,541, 800 214,049,400 158, 215,700 143, 859,400 + 10.0 1,306,349, ,500 1,150.851,600 + 13.5 297389,500 33^201,100 102, 724,280 95 ,084,392 + 8.0 860.775, 004 763.910,725 + — 12.7 0.7 481,678 13 .533,008 + 14.4 116.043 573 100,322,380 + 9.8 3,008,274 3,223,669 3,793,185,872 3,437,222,686 + 10.4 31,577,277,320 28,767,524,649 + 9.8 679,728,142 765,547,961 15 $ 3,364,003 8,630,88® 654,141,526 4,041,989 {,9327531 4,075,701 ~4~1 16, 418,013 59 035,579 1956 7.6 40,982,650 3.0 24,664,083 4,093,041 16,638,49® 12,325,393T 39,891,778 24,903,738 —"lT 5 34r7To7500 30,7)51,00® 6.7 2,909,862 —11.2 760,500.884 , 16,791,410 —16.0 13,376,749 + — — 50 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1222) -Month of August 1959 -Jan. 1 to — 1958 $ Clearings at— $ Inc. or Inc. or 1958 $ Monday, September 21, 1959 -Week Ended September 12 Aug. 31- 1959 Dec. % ...... S 1959 Inc. or ': 1958 S S Dec. ft 1957 Dec. % 1956 $ $ Second Federal Reserve District—New York— Hew 214,781.996 186,287,216 581,712,983 11,622,257 York—Albany 549,824,024 + 15.3 1,623, 527,405 5.8 4,946, 629,620 7.7 104, 872,482 6.1 186.878,258 + 8.4 93,287,826 2,439,202 4,561,961.849 + + 14.9 1,729.473,477 + — 91.302.098 +179.8 66,782,777 • I. - i /+ ' Jamestown 15,612,547 __ 107.319,357 + 437,924, 750,202 427,083,381,745 + +16.7 1,616, 057,827 1,401.386,979 7.3 973, 228,806 898.415,801 + 222 195,646,913 — 110,247,795 + 23,247,895 — (a) Connecticut—Stamford +13.0 (a) 383,507 + 3.6 2,639 970,257 346,152,385 + 4.3 3,119, 001,374 50,728,694,265 cities) 306,642,038 47,374,036,895 + 7.1 2.5 130,100,151 145,284,630 " 3,076,293 2202,454 0.1 4.4 4.426,557 10,284,140,188 9,95 7,676.999 —10.2 40,809,075 39,488;365 27,501,213 10,078.110,079 f + 15.3 —18.1 27,759,203 — 3,591,671 + - — —. 10,547,923,670 i.;, 38,038.167 . 8.3 (a) (a) 317,552,981 361,000,892 New Jersey—Newark Northern New Jersey 49,745,449 ' "" ' 16.4 42,344,978 ' + 13.7 118,262,783 26.269,824 — (10 121, 921,389 7.1 —27.3 128,346,584 ;> 2,917 884 ; ■n'W", 3,596,875 13.6 7. +15.0 201,077,300 Rochester Total '& + 48,880,800,702 Utlca 13,572,676 _ 45,655,016,637# 172,249,81# New York Syracuse 10,796,414 64,054,011 w - ' Buffalo Elmira 22,519,880 1 . * (a) > — 4,297,676 29,558,624 28,1)63^487 ia)" ; *; 26,851279 4.9 56,656,304 66,707,634 -14.6 71,230,085 68,456,067 + 10.8 34,015,415 75,643,539 -15.4 75,836,102 74,605,717 10,961,759,950 3.8 10,729,695,152 2,515,679,471 2,815,907,371 + 453,292,342,869 441,400,475,061 + 69,664,524 63.105.055 2.7 10,545,842,006 ~ 10,398,867,960 Third Federal Reserve District[—PhiladelphiaPennsylvania—Altoona Bethlehem 8,553,550 9,473,862 6,176,294 10,489,053 Harrisburg 41^218,082 42,022,237 Lancaster ___ + 10.4 1,951,061 70,209,485 7.3 1,046,802 71,013,268 + 12.3 2,341,249 2,558,565 1.9 341.006,023 322,641,112 + 9.8 — 1,977,645 79,751,272 2,643,259 5.7 + — 13.2 — 19,381,983 7,344,016 17,121,247 7,100,194 + 3.4 50,964,539 53,021,693 + 4,162,000,000 + 8.3 37.965,000,000 34,285,000,000 + 10.7 + 165,530,031 3,858.038 + 12.4 147,311.052 —47.1 2,120,524 1,322,664 8.5 2,292,940 — 1.969.845 2,153,710 .-12; 7.4 4,507,000,000 . Lebanon ■ —-u— 4,324,278 —10.8 4,320,785 4,412,922 826-000.000 932,000,000 —11.4 978,000,000 1,225,000.000 4.7 -• . _ I Philadelphia 1,759,696 65,086,332 8.4 9,679,081 - 9.7 — —24.4 8,172,683 Chester Reading 21,552,140 Scranton 17,048,439 + 26.4 164,794,510 133,347,226 + 23.6 4.009,498 3,828,317 4,034,295 4,354,499 29,598,668 _ 27,898,102 + 6.1 255,968,694 245,338,057 + 4.3 5,876,426 6,995,659 —16.0 7,031,147 6,612,707 + 12.1 "3,200,000 3,763,414 —15.0 4,129,930 8.6 6,085,894 6,193,752 1.7 6,856,605 17,182,178 16,079,125 + 6.9 146,044,473 130,230,062 31,157,452 28,501,594 + 9.3 254,665,535 235.907,345 + 1,909,555 Wllkes-Barre 1,419,212 + 34.5 19,058,728 14,589,956 + • + — 3,665.892 b 30.6 :; 407;853 ;_ • 7,319,515 7,542,259 3.0 58,723,523 52,480,435 + 11.9 109,429,753 75,637,656 + 44.7 862,366,525 608,498,641 + 41.7 63,647,472 75,282,568 —15.5 563,328,594 643,766,120 —12.5 10,776,977 11,756,991 8.3 17,792,403 16,420,910 4,881,959,711 Hazleton 4,504,978,259 8.4 41,067,953,363 37,076,459,507 10.8 888,566,668 995,355,219 —10.7 1,046,085,842 1,292,866,124 I Delaware—Wilmington New Jersey—Trenton — Total (15 cities) — + + : 'V 23,612.088 v. .1^. 20,005,207 17,~62lf814 + 18.0 — 19,746,862 Fourth Federal Reserve District- -Cleveland— 50.918,623 + 7.5 + 16.6 11,244.480 1,308,646,917 1,125,799,250 + 16.2 10,558,311,102 9,325,292,971 + 13.2 224,406,058 2,551,094,410 2,168,620,952 + 17.6 20,909,641,471 18,058,802,040 + 15.8 432,764,980 Ohlo—Canton 54,713,732 Cincinnati Cleveland . 477,807,279 409,849,637 Columbus 305,566,700 253,501,500 + 20.5 2,279,254,400 2,059,759,800 Hamilton 20,899,223 15,929,513 + 31.2 149,460,816 132.655,363 8.401,038 6,699,392 + 25.4 59.768,179 51,319,487 55,544,105 + 10.7 53.810,600 • -1.2 13,263,516 16,710,234 -17.8 269,007,012 286.513.516 -12.7 535,305,100 558.510,566 9.6 64,414,700 ■*■-'59 545,200 - '> 58,781,700 \ +12.7 + 11,381.845 272.997.213 495,900,255 " : 16.5 48,318,844 + 15.0 468,854,229 384,777,620 Youngstown 62,787,378 54,763,894 + 14.7 512,441,255 451,656,575 + Newark 51,032,407 44.379,466 + 15.0 424,350,723 357,831,919 + 18.6 161,162,538 139,670,830 + 15.4 1,324.252,127 1,180.368,010 + 12.2 Mansfield , __ Toledo (a) Pennsylvania—Greensburg Pittsburgh 3,347,870 ' T" +21.9 9.703.519 10,631.605 8.7 10,355,751 11,839.009 13.5 13,102,690 14,507,678 9.7 18,273,965 14,763,671 27,766,519 -n 1,875,589,032 Total (15 s cities) 14,685,004,613 + 11.8 314,999,0 79 284,308,224 —— 24,255,033 22,390,187 + 8.3 206,089,416 189,768,189 + 28,377,078 + 9.2 256,472,096 227,039,654 + 2.3 161,530,040 153,078,160 + 5,736,905,578 + 14.6 54,528,757,506 47,979,278,781 + 13.6 — 1 . 77- nr i 1 + 130 20,034,951 r + 10.8 6,572,440,919 Kentucky—Lexington Virginia—Wheeling Went 16,425,525,294 + 16.7 20,488,931 cTty-::::::::::"-:::":::: 9.1 35,371,744 30,995,508 - 1,718,781,484 41,263,967 on — ' (a) + 3) 4,688,597 395,523,398 -20.4 448,249,850 469,622,369 1,059,720,924 1,260,487,194 —15.9 1,358,879,894 1,416,741,065 8.6 5.5 Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest Virginia—Huntington 22,801,702 Virginia—Norfolk South 19,035,271 Carolina—Charleston 89,404,000 38,706,934 19.8 159,696,146 + 11.0 9.5 754.363,000 732,089,000 + 3.0 13,584,000 20,610,000 + 14.4 931,905,252 + + . 81,645,000 1,066,41),902 _ Richmond 8,234,661,819 6,861,182,192 + 20.0 212,965,156 249,998,950 281,181,549 555,748,755 + 14.4 627.661,935 13,504,867,150 12,343,798,187 177,305,837 Frederick 34,084,552 + 13.6 77,548,630 66,085,642 + 17.3 1,598,783,368 1,469,351,683 + 8.8 7,088,146 Columbia Maryland—Baltimore 6,648,839 + 6.6 59.374,250 53,357,887 0.3 4,814,126,777 4,800,709,497 "t" 9.1 28,494,037,729 25,787,763,213 __. District of Columbia—Washington 578,453,509 580,160,924 3,479,198,191 Total (8 cities). 3,188,917,163 t 321,676,961 4.513.231 4,699.707 4.0 — 4.964,406 4.824.172 9.8 23,372,371 22,472.658 —14.8 227,837,142 220.327,064 — 7,920,274 8,479,343 6.6 8,250,857 8,508,179 281,819,179 347,554,873 —18.9 344,885,512 336,066237 0.3 113,644,709 147,287.636 —22.8 145,542,921 141,778^409 + 10.5 639,446,549 778,630,509 —17.9 754,853.209 733,976,519 — - + 12.9 + 9.4 + 11.3 + Sixth Federal Reserve District- -Atlanta— Tennessee—Knoxvllle 134,036,929 133,633,693 + 0.3 644,433,344 601,053,669 + 1,835,600,000 1,634,900,000 29,073,230 27,998,435 27,146,832 28,252,629 1,110,791,333 134,653,302 Nashville 992,308,591 + 14.6 25,225,845 Alabama—Birmingham Mobile Montgomery Mississippi—Hattiesburg Jackson Meridian 3.8 248, 716,745 13,734,500,000 213,530,561 24,790,178 + 9.5 211, 676,563 196,078,901 + + 12.2 230, 803,464 211,950,884 + 8.9 984,269,925 + 12.8 9,911, 032,768 8,580,467,805 + 15.5 210,069,138 239,233,409 90,205,771 + 49.3 1,115, 658,543 803,918,475 + 29.7 8,805, 816,653 7,167,177,824 + 22.9 55,901,544 + 22.0 17*6,574204 247,75i~696' 549, 176,445 492,984,947 + 11.4 29,011,923 14,789,358 + 13.9 279, 747,200 229,722,356 + 21.8 31,141,000 + 15.1 283 ,244,000 246,352,000 + 15.0 59,512,467 + 24.0 598, 903,558 492,504,243 ' + 11.7 105,091,582 138 019,232 -23.9 127,098,872 122.536,398 5.0 327,700,000 390,900,000 -16.2 407,200,000 393,200.000 + 16.5 6,204,987 6,809,442 8.9 7,689,902 8,499,693 If, 06 2+125 "of 88 4^048 -12.2 M3L354 224,353,183 207,358,784 -28/7 241,02~lf06S 208,093426 1.3 15,934,604 15,861,308 + + 9,601,352 + 13.9 90, 009,470 3,269,046 (16 78,795,960 , -11*9. 14,984,052 - 7,6^0,95 + 14.2 2,858,093 + 14.4 25, 256,560 24,209,733 + 791,884,407 + 29.0 7,665, 866,085 6,982,173,467 5,371,459,984 + 17.6 50,574,850,467 44,922,827,419 1,021,970,058 cities) - 21.6 10,933,566 Vlcksburg Louisiana—New Orleans 29,439,686 + 38.8 869,527,380 29,554,563 8.0 25,170,147 73,793,352 Macon 4,476,151,672 + 35,857,000 Columbus Florida—Jacksonville- -12.7 28,895,487 4,998, 522,215 14,423, 700,000 33,054,214 Augusta Total 1,136, 720,198 7.2 + 12.3 1,127,650,754 68,204,014 Georgia—Atlanta 6,318,719,614 4.3- 785,417 788,159 0.3 867,524 808,331 + 24.1 203,584,243 188,395,402 8.1 199,099,659 197,200,526 12.6 1,076,087,699 1,262,667 927 —14.8 1,261,220,729 1,190,652,947 3.6 2,748,190 6.0 2,666,450 + Seventh Federal Reserve District —Chicago— Michigan—Ann Arbor 11,110,752 56,864,840 South Bend Terre + 22.0 13,068.498 + 20.7 50,279,803 + 21.7 507,706,605 435,684,361 106,118,395 + 14.7 1,023,793,515 852,019,794 + 20.1 + 16.2 15,779,667 102,398,613 14.9 24.761,053,000 22,128,666,000 + 37.1 362,567,749 300,010,860 71,571,217 +18.9 639,667,246 653,183,270 13,732,190 + 30.3 45,642,929 + — I — 19,120fl81 143,098,409 24.6 398,187,689 , 119,275.225 + 20.0 366,360,911 + 8.7 167,384,171 148,445,532- + 12.8 114,373,919 97,320,551- + 17.5 + 16.5 +■ 22,594,354 '7 •: 1.9 13,256,557 10,705,168 -> - - —_ Lmm _ ___ —1C.7 12,943 )65 11,553,778 ; ' 11,963,127 13,169,317 ' 329,789,262 + 19.3 9.210.315 + 22.3 4,254,949 50,972,971 138,873,906 44,071,405 + 15.7 388,048,804 345,465,426 69,3~72fo66 82,4~67,00C —15.9 + 17.1 5,438,282,219 4,875,407,743 + 15.2 67.557,873 58,736,999 + + 11.6 92,300,971 89,643,666 + 1,595,179 + 24.6 16,466,480 14,984,305 + 4.8 33,543,747 32,177,805- + 4.2 10,484,674 9,321,733 4,359,017 4,067,953 140,092,300 129,307,273 . 9.9 + 86,681.000 4.9 6.8 + — 3.0 4,094,961 82,782,000 ■' 15.0 10,908,111 ■ —12.4 8,777.550 4,564,395 v + 12.3 590,041,337 7,051,749 •• ■ 2,931,868,121 ' •*- ■ 169,774,917 33.945,693 222,128,749 78,384,537 , 3,808,927 3,413,323 113f073,918 129,085,676 ■ • 11'- ________ . 294,342,336 257,140,568 + 14.5 3,"3 69/215 8,563 593 + 8.8 2,001,057,228 1,736,186,986 + 15.3 55,361,314 54,151,508 + 3.0 705,692,336 608,767,701 + 15.9 16,703,393 20,305,217 7,549 050' 2.3 7,597,280 2.2 49,026,514 46.318.776 —17.8 17,095,758 15,857,818 — + + 11.6 33,243,964 32,282,175 + 35.1 126,660,849 104,176,452 + 21.6 1.3 61,641,042 55,147,241 + 11.8 4,645,220,989 ~2,026/268 —2773 + 20.2 T,4737893 27882,152 43,411,042,202 38,458,039,280 + 12.9 969,448,598 + 35.3 1,094,282,558 —11.4 29,494,346 "272,400,809 245,482,922 —14.9 1,173,376,483 V,194,352 —19.6 18,747,470 0.7 12,301,714 2.3 6,544,041 6,706,018 —10 8 1,585,890,313 1,557,284,863 —14.8 350,400,000 384,800,000 + 35.3 161,787,465 174 722.669 4.4 131,032,521 146,673,417 —18.6 3,212,251 2,938,240' 0.3 646,432,237 709,134,326 13,924,436 6,696,972 6,608,652 5,583,354,935 39,893,193 71,889,973 64,331,450 + 11.7 55,027,830 50,842,783 + + 31,432,011 29,559,662 + 3,018,275 2,977,650 + 10,969,522,286 +11.5 + 17.6 18,813,439 _ — -- 393,301,709 80,740,221 Springfield Sterling ' ' 1 3,405 821,742 39,933,967 Rockford ' 7 * 10,328,527 ________ + 15.7 241,596,454 Peoria ' 23,314,194 , r + 14.6 Ames Decatur + 13.1 16,905,977 10,T32~266 + 16.1 1,988,050 Bloomlngton Chicago 7"'. „nr-— ■ 4,293,544 Illinois—Aurora '' ' 17,648,394 Manitowoc City ' T. /; 2.1 8,122,756 Des Moines 2,952,763 : '■ ' 12,170,177 Total (31 cities) . ________ _________ 36,587,066 Watertown Rapids + ' 11.9 + 20.8 359,154,546 Oshkosh * 2,593,294 ' + 21,294,962 690,893,181 Sheboygan Sioux 98,722,132 + 42,492,978 _IH Milwaukee Iowa—Cedar —14.1 411,728,179 Haute Wisconsin—Madison 17.698,494 61,213,726 _ZZZ Bay City Indiana—Fort Wayne Gary Indianapolis 21,590,291 121,695,721 Lansing Muskegon 37,227,493 85,111,617 17,898,875 Grand Rapids Jackson 2,703,840,000 51,035,802 Flint 12,928,380 3,107,058.000 Detroit 9,324,092,417 + 3.0 ________ ______ .* + 11.0 6.621,753 597,106,491 538,197,956 + 10.9 16,496,962 420,670,491 370,123,428 + 13.7 11,694,433 6.3 257.995,472 234,719,832 + 9.9 6,501,862 1.4 27,511,174 25,139,646 + 9.4 8.2 , + 17.6 86,431,017,291 76,685,746,537 7,779.525 ' 20,516.049 11,616.025 + , 6,691,240 ^ mm 1— —. —. 1 mm — 1,332,137,030 1,493,001,672 9.8 296,900,000 348,300,000 1,164,268.907 8 235.243 16.838,912 _ '„ . 11.789,860 : ■ + 12.7 2,126,310 ■*. ' Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis— Missouri—St. Louis II 1,609,172,738 Tennessee—Memphis Illinois—Jacksonville Qulncy ZZ Total (7 cities) + 11.7 13.466,054,445 12,263,601,768 15,963,834 + 28.6 161,114,728 135,997.097 + 18.5 3,397.478 + 10.8 31,168.885 893,792,682 27,145,244 + 14.8 763,093,417 533,467,235 + 17.1 7,207,119,201 6,432,998,565 + 12.8 5,122,650,088 3,515,616 I" / 1,440,895,519 20,523,683 3,763,091 Cape Girardeau Independence Kentucky—Louisville 4,444,469,010 2,886,172 + 21.8 25.862,681 13,400,436 23,693.073 + 11,578,069 + 15.7 111,241,150 99,786,223 2,771,281,724 + 13.5 26,125,211,178 23,427,690,980 601,524,574 3,145,692,824 + 12.0 211,961,556 156,615,586 + 15.3 117,482,092 -122,873,107 + 11.5 2,588^485 3fl80f255 + 115. 628,872,133 630,968,948 + — 9.1 — Volume 190 Number 5883 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1223) -Month of /.ugust- Clearings at— 1959 Ninth Federal Reserve District- 36,025,551 1.6 297, 936,375 290 947,066 + 10.7 16,247, 921,834 14,192, 137,801 18,430,069 —12.6 131 982,834 125 436,580 770,823,856 683,017,080 + 12.9 4,598,999 4,293,018 2,839,009 2,994,972 52.763,827 44,440,648 , ___] Fergus Falls Dakota—Fargo , Grand Forks Dakota—Aberdeen ■ 416,394,957 139,513,519 1667905,427 —1~S".4 17l732~3,209 164,0~3~5~347 10^9*652 12,568,750 12,154,078 11,1337745 3??36",749 5,351,232 5,"l3~87447 5M3MI + 10.5 380, 724,997 348 739,673 29.4 67, 263,000 57 000,000 +18.0 2.3 88, 962,644 77 153,787 + 15.3 + — 3,971,034 28,652,928 20,936,969 + 13.3 72,747,981 —14.1 + 12.5 4.5 9.2 + 9.5 149 ,761,224 154 ,061,628 7.6 389, 763,925 49, 105,056 326 915,640 32 128,261 + 19.2 + 13.3 7.7 246, 363,123 220 872,025 + 11.5 181, 176,696 151 + 19.4 513 ,631,254 483 ,765,618 — + + 2.8 — + 24.8 720,973 6/773",415 8,257,591 7,~13*7222 7,4047204 lir032~980 6.1 + 15,1)27~73Q 14,975,733 13,7667129 659,120,282 630,362,877 6.1 17 ,842,152 15 ,693,697 + 13.7 + 10.2 24,860,103,528 21,906,807,084 + 13.5 539,818,190 6*71,930,614 — 7.0 42,668,725 35,781,222 + 19.2 1,304,497 1,041,631 949,330 917.580 + 7.9 411, 742,988 373, 467.847 +10~3 11,069,263 11,820,104 +10.4 2,225,883 6,101 158,075 5,410, 686,987 + 12.8 137,941,931 176,472,285 + - Total 3,152,792,940 (16 cities) Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas " . " ' . 2,860,789,169 ' ' 4,966,601 5,339,878 Lincoln 50,593,835 46,891,517 Omaha 724,562,217 656,081,129 ___. Hastings '• Kansas—Manhattan 4,745,116 Parsons 4,521,016 5.0 + + 22.9 + 9.5 7,612,281 7,481,048 12,497,477 5.4 1,207 097,518 1,083, 200,317 + 11.4 28,067,525 34,379 831 31,459,246 +24.9 48 881,824 394,317,573 14,716,696 131,388,499 + 5,068,058 2,046,902,806 Joseph ; 1,887,830,262 ; Colorado—Colorado Denver (14 Cities)— .. . '7 . 1 369,164,171 456,100,852 6.6 12,956,315 15,956,764 6,858,377 8,336,121 —17.7 6,535,625 8,242"4ffC 575,923,690 712,506,216 —19.2 632,735,477 649,865,971 16,909 507,258 14,962 062,718 1.6 532 096,45G 499 034,903 0.2 — 4.0 29,861,916 — 21 17 ,854,099 2,451 ,2017482 217 + 6.9 7,059 299.027 + 35,377,811,514 14,302,248 —> — — 32,539,330,917 1.4 + 7,167 507,584 7.2 417,187*411 + 22.3 826,558 + 4,012,958,193 + 875,822 2,418 ,145,661 248 706,328 9.1; + 841,282,785 4,302,856,047 : ' x + 13.0 8.4 — , 899,519,392 Total + 14.4 — + 12,704,659 29,450,614 726,913 2,043,573 , 292,789,550 32,564,550 _ Springs— 42 305,126,670 2,039,494 Oklahoma—Tulsa -;j 62,460,551 61,443,875 , Carthage — 10,655,138, 155,256,849 + 18.6 11 604,289 138,465,504 Kansas City 159,715,893 37, 112,178 5.1 _ 11,562,004 —21.8 829,211 842,567 6.4 262 297,918 2.2 + 6,328,467 — 44, 012,221 3.5 14 262,033 + 34,507,313 •- 1,237,44(5 1,088,396 + 25.2 + — 287, 323,486 555,026 36,257,626 „ Missouri—Joplin St. — 1,677,014 Topeka Wichita —19.7 City— ' Nebraska—Fremont :: 12,185,054 435,900,792 + 20,242.715 2,362,540 12,493,801 —20.4 19, 506,186 45,300,811 „— —26.6 36, 717,792 62,509,044 ' 8,581.284 454,938,600 5,369, 010,357 23,721,395 — 6,297,141 21, 556,628 30,857.847 : - Lewiston * 362,074,734 38, 356,202 18,314,405 ' — 1956 $ 5.2 6,041, 755,584 48,753,331 _— Falls ; 2.4 + 7.1 4,497,658 Great 1957 Dec. % $ $ + 14.5 + + 18.7 6,919,000 11,833,641 Huron Montana—Billings Inc. or 1958 1959 or 5.2 + — 11,563,073 '• Sioux Falls : + 8,952,000 Minot Inc. Dec. % 1.858,756,869 Paul -Winona Week Ended September 12 1958 $ 15,105,429 ; Helena 1959 2,057.526,519 ] . Rochester South or Dec. % 36,604,008 Minneapolis North Inc. $ -Minneapolis— Minnesota—Duluth St. -Jan. 1 to Aug. 31- 1958 $ ' 13.3 <— liWB^ ■' 1.5 — 8.7 + ■■ . Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin 61,493,769 Beaumont Dallas 51, 319,431 + 19.8 502,353,244 29,997,061 . 24, 562,315 + 22.1 252,626,739 2,224,642,911 249.136,450 .221, 319,342 Ft. 188,572,107 166, 002,553 Worth Galveston 25,790,000 'Port 1,562, ,409,594 Arthur + + + 14.2 6.1 212,038^000 14,204,474,953 — 12,785,058 437/797^788 426,937,642 44,691,241 4i~67~6~214 45r3_95"405 5,651,000 8,833,000 8,564,000 7^41,494 7,532'29l 12.1 1,370,979,767 390,445,466 14.5 1,909,112,640 12,590,242 431,975,527 . 40,197,290 5,388,000 —14.6 248,217,000 12,637,225,116 12.4 + 7,726,362 8, 223,277 63,698,209 70,475,631 28, 062,590 + 11.7 261,135,443 239,029,937 5,530,333 7,266,233 —23.9 11,526,194 10 ,055,339 + 14.6 83,132,354 75,510,135 61,985,612 Texarkana 55, 888,318 + 10.9 495,288,136 455,245,536 + 8.8 12,059,148 13,680,759 —U.6 14~295~503 4,672,324,764 4,103,080,174 33,529,500,391 + 13.3 465,209,935 524,398,086 —11.3 517,011,980 518,194,403 — . Louisiana—Shreveport Total 15,894,860,267 1,565,934,493 15,311,065 11,549,^98 22.4 2,139,397,832 V ' +13.9 - + 31,349,840 Wichita Falls I +12.6 + 13.6 27, 478,000 1.780,104,458 Houston : + 18.9 206,464,603 18,198,168,841 + 14.2 1.947, ,759,415 ;E1 Paso 422,380,359 - (11 cities)— 6.0 — + : - 37,983,248,244" 13.9 9.6 — 9.3 + + 16.7 Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco— Seattle 8,090,056 — 7.2 62,365,034 63,096,818 + 7.5 7.640,019,874 6,811,245,156 + 12.2 189,701,508 225,160.604 -15.7 227,926,005 207,664,694 864,247,814 25,204,746 25,328,110 0.4 225,135,606 205,499,566 + 9.6 5,522,128 7,093,225 -22.1 6,888,969 7,103,230 — 51,363,422 :— — Yakima 43,668,808 + 17.6 420,304,490 356,724,842 + 17.8 207,667,698 -13.7 210,434,672 222,766,50® 897005,091 -iif.T 94^062^940 8470~827Q65 25/^9,403 -Ti 25/264~474 29,006751? 187917,781 -2T.4 18,594,875 17,034,533 "2T.0 626767"6~,6i5 630~i48736i -14.5 27,795,571 8,276,858 13,876,128 29,535,880 — Idaho—Boise Oregon—Eugene Lake 452,624,896 242,791,081 51,026,107 - —— — .Total (18 cities) Grand total + 10.9 426,338,661 74,637,363 7.2 397,886,650 + + 14.3 1,126,396,324 985,640,942 + 14.3 + 12.4 292,980,265 239,524,896 + 80,355,075 + 11.4 712,827,524 661,062,036 23,597,554 +15.3 237,096,591 9.1 199,168,744 22,989,722,079 —— 25,799,568 22.3 14,873,937 7.8 + " +19.0 — + 9.8 509,846,515 135,711,833 + 203.3 25,231,669,027 1,512,306,443 6457016~,3ll 983,957,720 + 53.7 26,177,586 30,610,542 38,044,906 + 25.1 381,993,342 309,482,095 + 23.4 8,491,211 9,326,778 58,050,557 + 11.9 508,752,220 445,543,725 + 14.2 12,009,147 5,898,038,632 + 15.5 52,768,274,052 46,627,507,095 13.2 1,046,265,645 1,272,872,258 — 2,889,276,322 6,809,874,537 — 179,206,682 + 21.7 27,218,976 3,152,686,853 411,678,102 47,600,224 64,982,337 San Francisco Stockton 3,184,532,199 1,833,491,718 32,875,037 - ; Barbara 3,531,837,343 123,035,771 Modesto San Jose + 22.7 2,231,712,731 — + 17.7 183,197,157 —»——— + 34.6 6,646,006,752 224,833,730 + 36,962,697 89,539,700 45,125,304 140,655,777 California—Berkeley Long Beach Santa 131,724,000 7,824,399,847 —11.6 203,289,226 177,305,000 17.2 + 19.4 399,600,307 City_— Riverside + 35.7 25,522,166 Arizona—Phoenix 1.2 — + 18.4 18,786,000 877,532,983 30,230,430 — Pasadena . + 13.3 25,500,000 1,028,958,327 Portland Utah—Ogden Salt -* 7,507,661 929,244,004 Washington—Bellingham + + 108,827,261,970 — 98,583,760,874 + 10.4 923,080,885,061 860,650,911,634 + 7.3 19,477,618,611 52,928,744,237 + 13.3 485,156,134,859 433,567,529,889 + 11.9 (a)Clearings ♦Estimated. 9,399,508,532 •—12.9 10,782,802,984 21,212,223,106 1,249,900,073 1,259,797,107 8.7 7,895,343 14,643,043 10,928,082,918 " 21,150,727,581 11,193,050,58® discontinued operations Twelve Federal Reserve Banks Combined Statement of Condition of the FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed. > •—17.8 21,330,726,654 Outside New York 9.0 -15.6 14,224,825 59,946,461,268 cities) (175 - (In thousands of dollars) Increase ( FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY SEPTEMBER RESERVE FEDERAL BANK 11, 1959 TO SEPTEMBER 17, TO 1959, TREASURY UNDER TARIFF OF ACT 1930 Sept. 16, Noon Buying Rate for Free pound—: Austria, schilling Belgium, franc Canada, dollar — Ceylon, in United States Money] Thursday Sept. 16 Sept. 17 $ .0120378 2.233274 2.234406 , .0120270 2.234119 $ .0120180 2.234581 .0385890 Industrial .0199770 1.050875 1.051406 1.053281 .210400 .210275 .210300 .00311275 .00311275 .00311275 .00311275 .00203900 .00203900 .00203875 .00203850 .238950 .238925 .238935 .238955 .238965 India, rupee— Ireland, pound .209850 Malaysia, _ Malayan _ __ __ dollar __ Union 426,635 + 69,756 + 1,073,103 + 64,700 4* 221,952 17,833 429,112 — 34,349 6,622 Bought Held — — 340 —;— 20,034 outright under repurch. agree't 8,867 498 + 138 — — , U. Govt, S. ~ ' 1 securities: Bought outright- .210050 10*506,993 2.804400 11,010,298 +11,000,298 .00277564 .00277564 .00277699 — .00277604 .327666 .327766 .327850 .327900 .327866 - - .0800560 .0800560 .264420 — ; 2.773564 2.775009 , ' .0800560 .264562 .264540 2.776415 2.776059 .140100 .140000 .140006 .140075 .140125 .497700 .497700 .0349250 .0349300 .0349350 .0166065 .0166065 .0166065 .0166065 .193227 .193227 .193215 - .193206 ' .231150 .231131 .231106 .231125 2.790834 2.792288 2.793703 2.793344 2.793922 2.801300 2.802760 2.804180 2.803820 2,804400 __ — : — Held Total U. S. Total loans Due from Govt. Uncollected Bank Other and cash premises assets 1,727,890 26,642,762 agree't 155,400 + 123,650 + 155,400 securities- 26,798,162 + 123,650 + 1,883,290- 27,247,308 + 89,661 + 2,096,038- + 2,419,855 + repurch. foreign + outright- securities- bought under .497700 .0349300 .193200 : Total 2.776633 .497700 South Africa, pound Kingdom, pound sterling 2,483,771 Bonds .0800560 .264506 .0349500 _ + 2,641,700 .00161080 . of .210025 2.803820 .00161080 .0166065 franc .210000 2.804180 .00161065 ___ Sweden, krona United + 140 _ , 1,151,751 78,648 .209925 .00161042 .00277564 _ peseta Switzerland, 25,861 + ■ 1,727,890 11,000,298 . .00161045 _ Netherlands, guilder New Zealand, pound Norway, krone Philippine Islands, peso— Portugal, escudo Spain, 19,232,324 26,001 2.802760 lira Mexico, peso 18,280,142 952,182 1958 Acceptances: .210350 markka advances.*—— loans .0385265 .0199800 1.049062 rupee yen and .0199800 .00203925 Japan, Discounts 1959 362,450 cash Other .0385015 (Metropolitan), franc Germany, Deutsche mark Italy, Total gold certificate reserves F. R. notes of other Banks— .0199838 France account— certificate Gold .0385765 .0385640 _ Finland, (Value Wednesday $ .0120090 2.232111 York Sept. 15 $ .0120578 Australia, New Tuesday Sept. 14 $ — in Redemption fund for F. R. notes Sept. 11 peso— Transfers Monday Friday Argentina, Cable Since Sept. 17, Sept. 9, 1959 ASSETS— Country and Monetary Unit 4;) or Decrease (—) INCLUSIVE banks items---— _ __— —-- 15 7,010,756 622,118 97,783 + 1,217 + 7,603 184,977 + 7,218 + 43,25* 54,562,248 + 2,605,400 + 1,753,990 Financial Chronicle The Commercial and 52 Federal 27,692.846 reserves----— 18,559,539 742,243 Columbia + 112,236 + 154,073 1st mtge., ods. 4%% ser. due 1987_Oct Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 4%% cumul. pfd. stock—Nov . Monday, September 21, 1959 . bank '23,577 acct._ — + 8,096 382,508 Foreign 346,123 316,407 Treas.—general S. + 8,930 T 112,630 + 766,039 + 339,006 + 1,899,167 + 519,080 + 257 + 22,666 40,033 — — Other Total Other items_J_ 19,604,577 5,716,885 divids. 40,242 deposits avail, Deferred liabs. cash accrued & + 53,054,550 liabilities Total 2,588.044 + 1,623,000 Kearney Oct 1 974 bonds, series B, due Oct. 1, 1975—Oct Northern Natural Gas Co., 5'/a% cumul. pfd. stock Oct 1 Oct 1 373 673 874 (quar.)— 3%% preferred (quar.) Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)—. Kendall Company, $4.50 preferred (quar.) Kendall Refining (increased quar.) & Myers Tobacco Co.— 2%% debentures due Oct. 1, Liggett ACCOUNTS CAPITAL paid 383.034 376 + 26,114 + 59,215 808,410 Ourplus Other capital 16,980 + 45,661 +2,605,400 + 1,753,990 + 256,254 accounts-, Ratio liabs. of & captal 1073 1 1074 Kerr-McGee Oil 1 1 * 1020 Keyes preferred stock $5 series Nov bonds, 3% series, due 1979_Oct 1 1 Transmission Corp., loan mtge. & coll. & coll. trust 68,768 2,324 9,781 5 345 1,026 _ trust bonds, series A; 1st mtge. & coll. foreign trust bonds, series B, and 4% bonds, series C 4% 1st A 1st mtge. Oct 1 102i Oct 1 919 Date Company and Issue— Condition Statement of Member Banks condition The of statement weekly reporting member banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities shows the following principal changes for the week ■ended Sept. 9: Decreases of $141 million in loans ad¬ justed, $110 million in holdings of U. S. Government securities, $1,112 million in U. S. Government deposits, and $101 million in interbank time deposits; and in¬ creases of $418 million in demand deposits adjusted and $482 million in demand deposits credited to domestic banks. ' S. Government, decreased Donbank financial million and loans to $101 million. $104 institutions decreased Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from Federal Reserve Banks decreased $136 million and bor¬ rowings from domestic others increased commercial banks General million. $417 increased Loans 457 459 Oct 14 * Sep 30 & Utilities Corp.— income debs, due Sept. 30, 1969—— 5% preferred stock, series B__ 1 1 871 11468 debs. due Dec. 1, conv. pfd. stock Sep 30 Minneapolis-Moline Co. $5.50 1st preferred shares Oct 13 Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., 4%% conv. debs —Oct 1 Electronics, Inc. 5%% 1970 and 6% cumul. Ling-Altec income Pacific Transit, Indiana Northern series bonds, Finance and A 1st Inc., and due B preferred Corp. Imperial Diego April stock, Oct 1964 series 1 873 Sep 30 873 Sep 23 1, 5% 716 preferred stock- 918 Talcott, cumul. conv. conv. 6% refunding 6; 1 1118 4% Oct 1 610 preferred Oct stock 15 1119 in •Announcement bonds, due tin issue, April volume 1969—Oct 1, 1 1119 Kratter Class ASSETS— Extra Total loans and Roans and Roans investments—: 104,998 adjusted! investments Commercial Loans brokers to chasing U. industrial loans 8 141 8 + 15 918 + 5 dealers and for 8 1 securities 334 ' U. S. Government Other securities 158 securities 1,251 121 + 22J Sales finance, Other Loans Real 8. finance, to etc. commercial § 12) 1,456 banks loans + 351/ 12,382 securities—total—— Treasury bills Treasury certificates of notes and U. S. bonds ' s —6,396 58 — 1,097 + 1,496 110 — 2,239 indebtedness 483 + 4 + 28,944 530 + 4 + —3,413 ma¬ 1 to 5 After Other ir. •Other R. Banks ; j —3,513 4J 48 + 12,806 vault 35 — 314 — 340 — 641 — + 95 2,842 + 123 3,148 + 21 + 61 134,939 domestic 1,218 + 250 + 1,203 banks—, assets—net j assets/liabilities 40 + 18 — Interstate 4.36% 5(4% From XJ. S. Government demand interbank demand Domestic deposits 418 + 2,560 — 190 — 1,112 266 + deposits: banks —11,324 Foreign banks deposits: + 432 + 1,563 Interbank 1,515 _ 57 561 55 + Other 30,728 : — 26 + 676 363 + Borrowings: Federal From others tExclusive tion of §Not of Reserve Banks- preferred Gas valuation to domestic reserves; on 2 Co. figures 136 — + 978 loan items are reporting form after deduc¬ shown revised 1 9-11 10- 1 9-14 1 9-14 54V2C 10- 1 9-10 68 %C 10- 1 9-10 10- 1 9-10 6c 10- 1 gross July semi-anually)———— 9-15 10-15 9-15 8c 9-30 9-11 9-30 9-15 9-30 9-15 11- 5 Irving Trust Co. Island Creek Rhode t35c 9-30 Power, 135c 9-30 8-31 11-2 10rJ» (quar.)__ 10-19 preferred 11-2 40c 10- 1 60c com. 10- 1 40c (quar.) 82 J/2c 9-15 9-15 9-25 10- 1 $1.08% 10- 1 $1.20 10- 1 5c 40c (quar.) 9-30 10- 1 8-28 9-15 9-15 9-15 y9-18 9- 1 50c (quar.) 10- 1 9-14 $1.50 (quar.) common 10- 1 9-14 Jamaica Public Service Co., Ltd.— (increased) t22%c 122 (4 c 8^ revised. 7% preferred 7% preference B (quar.) 5% preference C (quar.) preference D (quar.)_ 10- 1 9- 2 x+Sl.75 xt$1.75 2 9- 2 10- 1 9- 2 Quarterly Redemption Galls and Sinking 10- 1 9- 2 preferred and including those a common called list of corporate stock called for under sinking Jones indicated) which the details were Laughlin Steel Corp. preferred (quar.)— redemption' provisions! 9-30 9-30 9-15 9-15 — $1.25 10- $1.75 10- 15c 1 1 9-30 93 %c 11- 2 $1.25 10- 1 9-15 9-15 9- 8 10-19 & 5% 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 in $1.25 Telephone Corp. (New York) 5% 1st preferred (quar.) Jeannette Glass Co., 7% pfd. (accum.) Jefferson Electric (quar.) Jewel Tea, 3%% preferred (quar.) ; bonds, notes fund $1.25 Jamestown Fund Notices be found , to i CO Corp. Kaiser 30c Steel Corp., $1.46 pfd. preferred (quar.) . Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids 9-19 36 '/2c (quar.) 5%% 9-30 9-30 9-18 $1.43% (quar.) 9-30 9-18 RR.— Semi-annually City Power & Light, $2.90 O l rH 9-15 Kansas given in the "Chronicle." OF Company and Issue— American Dat0 Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc. 5% preferred stock Maplehurst Farms, Inc.— 1st mortgage 5(4% s. f. National Light & Power oen bonds mtge. 4(4 % series C due Aug. 1, 30 1961_ _ Oct 562 1071 Ltd.— bonds due March Ihttsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis 4% -4(4% bonds, series H to J due 1960 1961 Sep 23 • 1964 Sep 30 • RR to Company and Issue— Gas Light Co.— 1st 12- 1 11-13 (quar.)„ preferred (quar.) $1 12- 1 11-13 preferred 4.20% $1.05 4.35% preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Kansas City Southern Ry„ 4% non-curnulat.ive preferred (quar.) Kansas Gas & Electric, com. (quar.) 4.28% preferred A (quar.) 4 (4 % preferred (quar.) 4.32% preferred (quar.) 4.60% preferred (quar.) Kansas-Nebraska $5 Dat9 v p—0 : mtge. bonds. 5(4% series due 1982 i California Electric Power Co., 3% debs, due Oct. 95c - * 1, PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS Atlanta (quar.) 4.50% : Co., 1st Page preferred 4% TENDER preferred 1 ' turn '60—Oct 1 968 Gas, 5% preferred preferred Kawneer (quar.) (quar.) Company (quar.) 12- 1 11-13 $1.08% 12- 1 11-13 $1.12 y2 12- 50c 37c 1 (quar.) 1 9-10 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 9-15 $1.50 10- 1 9-15 (quar.) $1.75 11- 1 10-15 15c 1010- 27c 31V4C N. preferred Latiobe Steel Blower 9-15 10- 1 9-18 9-30 9-16 12-31 12-lg 30c 9-30 9-18 59 %c (quar.) A dividend) 2% 10c ; (increased)—__———— Co. 50c 10-31 10-15 9-30 9-21 I2%c (quar. 35c Corp. (increased quar.) 50c 9-25 30c 10-15 10- 11- 10-20 10c 25c ■> pfd. Insurance 12 Lock Steel (quar.) Chain 7% 4V4% 9-10 10- 1 9-15 10-14 9-22 9-30 9-14 t75c 9-30 9-15 9-25 9-11 $1.25 10- 1 9-11 $1.06% 10- 1 9-11 10- $1.10 (quar.) 1 9-11 10- 1 9-11 25c 10- 1 pfd. — 62 %c 10- 1 9-19 (quar.) $1.75 11- 1 10-23 50c 10- 1 9-10 10- 1 9-10 (quar.) 50c (quar.) 9-15 Power 9-15 9-30 10-15 20c (s-a) Co. 9-30 10-15 31 %c (increased)——_ Sons & 9-30 15c (quar.) (M.) Lawrence 10-10 32 %c (quar.)— com. t50c preferred (quar.)— (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)^ SHver Lake Mines Lucky 1 11-16 9-30 Corp.— (quar.) Electric, & preferred Lowney 10-15 10- 1 t$l (quar.) Drug Gas St. 2 12- 30c preferred Angeles 5% 10-15 $1.75 2nd Los Lower 4 9-16 $1.08% 5% preferred (quar.) Angeles Athletic Club Lowenstein 9-15 9- 11- 30c Los Louisville 10-10 17 %c — Co., common (P.) I Hotel— non-cumulative Lorillard 9-10 11- 10c (quar.) Co., 1 1 11 '/4C preferred G (quar.) Island Trust Co. (quar.)—; Dock 12-15 10- 10- 25c (quar.) 4.40% Coal & 12-31 10-15 (quar.) Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B 4V4% preferred D (quar.) E 9-17 t40c $3 preferred (quar.) Lone Star Cement (quar.) preferred 1 30c Ltd. Investment Canadian 9-15 10- 9-30 (quar.)—— Co. 9-30 9-30 12 %c r Theatres, 9-10 S0t (resumed-quar.)— Inc. (Marcus) 9-10 1 10-22 30c (quar.)_———. Pipe 9-21 10- 1 9-14 25c (quar.)——————— Joint 4 9-10 $1.75 (quar.) pfd. series B (quar.) Local Finance Corp. (R. I.), common %c 10- 2 25c 1st A Co. (quar.)— Lipe Rollway Corp., class A LobJaw Groceterias, Ltd.— ' 9-10 $1.12% 2%% Life 1 . — 5%% Co., 10- .— (quar.) (quar.)— $1.43% Preferred 9-22 9-10 (quar.):— Class 9-30 1 9-30 Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), com. (stock dividend) 5% preferred (quar.)————_— Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.) Quarterly ——— Quarterly „—: — — — Liberty Loan Corp., new com. (initial quar.) Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.) $1.60 10-15 tl5c common National 10- 11-30 10-30 10c ; Water 10-15 12-29 Ltd.— Corp. (quar.) Lexington Lorain 9-15 1 25c (quar.) (stock preferred 4.35% 9-30 10- 17y2c Co. Stores, LoewNs 9-15 75c — W.) & Co., class A Company (quar.) Loew's, 9-11 9-15 Y.) (quar.)— Acceptance A Lincoln 1 1 9-30 17 %c Company & 8-31 t30c (quar.) (Delaware) conv. (H. 8-31 9-21 22 %c (quar.)„____ (quar.> (quar.) Industries Lancer 9-21 5c *— Sessions Co. & Lamson Long 9-10 (quar.)— common (Alfred) Corp. + 22 Vic 9-29 9-30 9-16 10- 1 9-15 11- 1 10-15 t25c 8-31 12-30 9-16 20c — 9-15 9-21 37 %c Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.).: Ludlow Typograph, com. (increased) $6 preference (quar.) Lynchburg Foundry Co —... Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.) 10-15 5c Friday MacLaren & 10- 1 9-18 $1.50 10- 1 9-18 10- 1 9-15 9-29 9-1S 20c 40C Class B 11-13 10- 1 9-30 9-10 $1.07 10- 1 9-10 $1.12% 10- 1 9-10 $1.08 10- 1 9-10 $1.15 10- 1 9-10 45c 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 Inc., class A Publications Trucks, Macy (R. — 45c pref. (quar.) ; Bonding & Casualty Co._ Maine Public Service, common (quar.)——_ 4Vi% Chemical Manischewitz $1.12% $1.25 10c 1010TO- 1 1 1 9-25 999- 9-11 t$1.25 9-30 9-16 10-31 10-15 20c 10- 1 9-21 30c 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 9-17 $1.75 10- 1 9-21 50c 9-22 4 9-11 9- 8 Manitoba Sugar Co., t$3 10- 1 9-15 Manufacturers 55C 10-15 9-21 $$1.25 10- 1 9-18 25c 10- 1 9-18 50c 10-15 9-18 $20c 10-15 9-21 $17%c Ltd., 6% preferred (s-a) Trust (N. Y.) (quar.) Maple Le*af Milling Ltd.— 5% 4% (quar.) preferred Midland Marine Corp., convertible Maritime (quar.) Telegraph & Telephone Co., Common $1 preferred Marlin-Rockwell i Corp dividend- — 9-21 1 9-19 10- I 10- 1 9-11 2% 10- 1 9-11 12c (quar.)—— 10- 25c (quar.) 10-15 25c 25c B (quar.) (Calif.), com. Basket, Stock Ltd.— (quar.) preferred Market (quar.) common preferred 10- 1 9-30 9-19 Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.— 6% < quar.) preferred Marsnall & Field & : Sons Co., 4Vt% pfd. (quar.)—— $1.06% 9-30 30c (quar.) 10- 10c O 1 4 4 8 53y8c (accura.) 9-15 34c 9-30 9- Works— (quar.)_ 7% preferred (quar.) C Co., (B.) 9-10 9-25 1 59 %c (quar.)_——.—— preferred Manchester Gas 9-15 10-15 +25c (quar.) 5% preferred 1 9-28 50c Maine 4.75% 10- 10- 15c Stores Drug 9-10 50c Co. & 9-11 9-10 15c (quar.)— (quar.) (quar.)_ Inc. H.) (quar.) Magor Car Corp. (quar.) Mailman Corp., Ltd.— Convertible priority shares Mading tquar.) (quar.) MacFadden 9-30 9-30 9-30 t50c (quar.) Co. Paper Bloedel t20c t25c & Power MacMillan Marsh (quar.) 10- 8c Quarterly 7% 10-15 $1.25 com. (quar.) Kansas Power & Light, common 4V4% Oct Natural 1 8c 1 10- $1 ——————— Mallinckrodt ■ Kahier 3.80% NOTICE 9-15 Laboratories Lakeside Lau 10-21 40c , ' (quar.)— 5% preferred B (quar.) Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn, Mack $5 2 2 9- 1 xiy2% preference E (quar.) Water Supply Co. preferred (quar.) $5 preferred class A (quar.) 9- 1 10- xiy4% 6% 1 10- xlV4% xl(4 ^ : 10- Xl%% xl34% (quar.) 1 11- 9-15 (quar.)— 7% — Y.) (N. 8-31 Island— (quar.) Goal, 10-24 37V2C semi-annually)— of — ____ 1 10-15 Jamaica Below will Co., Lord Baltimore (quar.) preferred 9- teoc 108 417 and 10- 10- 50c 10c common-;...-.... (quar.) Light, common (quar.) & 4 5c —________ preferred preferred preferred Common banks 9-18 9- 1 25c Power 4.80% 10-15 10- t75c •; (quar.) Electric Light & 4.35% 9-10 Ltd.— (increased Trust preferred 4.80% Iowa 1 lc (increased A 10- (From (quar.). 5% basis, 1959. •September + commercial individual comparable — 2,080 loans available — (quar.)_ com. (s-a) Syndicate. Common Class 43+ic 9- preferred London Ltd., income)—. Commercial, Investors 9-11 22c income— (Boston) Royalty Investors 9-15 1 1 9-15 Ltd. (John), 4.32% Lock ———— Investors 1 10- — (quar.) Trust investment Extra $6 298 9-11 10- 40c (s-a) „—_—— Foundation, Ironite, Inc. 101 — 9-30 $1 of America— investment not 3.30% — Time From Securities Investors Iowa 60,624 5% 7 10- 9-11 9-30 — $1.20 pfd. (quar.) Extra adjusted 9-15 75c ______ (Del.) Co. Power Investment Co. LIABILITIES— deposits 9-28 Co.— preferred (quar.)—————,—_ preferred (quar.)— Interstate net 4% com. (quar.)— preferred $2.50 Demand (quar.)— (quar.) Corp., Bakeries Corp., Interstate Investment 17| — 6,616 10,123 P. with _ 17,306 — years— with balances Total years— 5 securities .Reserves Cash 1,686 pfd. Telegraph & Co. Securities Inter-Ocean 6% year—' 1 8-24 25C Investment turing: Within Telephone — Quarterly $4.80 40 + 14,057 — Government Treasury 8 13 + 1,556 banks- domestic loans 114 + 651 3,920 : foreign estate Other V. personal ; to — (quar.) International Silver Co., 7% International Textbook Loans to nonbank financial institutions: Loans t$3 9-21 45c Co International Shoe International 71 — t65c Holders 10- 9-30 „ 78 + Other loans for purchasing or carrying : — Power, International Salt 82/ — (quar.) Ltd. (quar.)——— International Products (stock dividend) 51 1,604 ___ Ltd. (Canada) Nickel International International pur¬ carrying: or securities 110 + , When Payable of Rec. 4 10-20 13 %c Inc. (quar.) Lowers & Cooke, Ltd.—« Share of Company 9- 4% Levines, Per Name 1 —— Labatt 414% (Continued from page 16) 953 + 203 — — 29,005 — Government s. Other loans 148 + 103,542 64,475 and Agricultural adjusted!--.—___ 10-14 1 10- 9-30 preferred — Lerner (In millions of dollars) 10-14 10- 20c Company— Class DIVIDENDS 1958 10-15 68 %c Lehn & Fink Products Sept. 10, "1959 9-10 10-15 62 %c (monthly)——— B 2nd Lay Sept. 2, 1 62 %C 1st preferred Leatn 1959 1 10- 25c common 6% (Increase ( + ) or Sept. 9, 9-11 10- 30C (quar.) 7% decrease (—) since 1 Corp., Laurentide 189. 3 8-31 9-11 45c (quar.)-—. Class A (monthly) Lang & mtge. this 9-24 v 9- (quar.) pfd. B pfd. C preferred Lamson Inc.— Quarries, 1st Oct 9-18 1 (quar.) (quar.) dividend) Corp. Company, Koppers 4.75% convertible cumulative Whiterock stock Corp.— Stockyards cent preferred stock— cumulative preference 5% United 70 5% Inc. Printing & Lithograph Co.— States United 9-15 1 9-24 10- (quar.)„ preferred A (quar.) Koehring Co.— S% conv. preferred A (quar.) Lambert (James) 1 10- Electric Co., Laclede 5% mtge. gen. 873 773 773 10- 9-15 28 %c (quar.) Kysor Heater (quar.) conv. preferred stock- Corp. Engineering, Inc., 6% Stavid subord. 15 1 20c 5%% Kroger Dec Co.. to million. $351 Nov Nov Realty cumi. 4% Koehring San Commercial and industrial loans increased $15 million. Foans for purchasing or carrying securities other than U. Alleghany Corp., 5%% cumul. pfd. stock, series A Buckeye Steel Castings Co., 6% preferred stock Eichler Homes, Inc. 60 cent cumul. conv. pfd. stk Page 12-15 10- 10c pfd. Kingsport Press, Inc. Kingwood Oil (stock Kirsch Co. (quar.) 5% CALLED t2Qc Shareholders of class A will vote on Sept. 21 on a proposed three-for-one split— 5% ISSUES ENTIRE 9-15 1-2-60 $1.50 — Kuhlman debs due October 1969 4'/2% Ltd., Ventures, 817 1 Pipe Line Co.— Oil Mountain for Oct 35c 9-15 1 10- $1.12% — (quar.)—.— (quar.) Ltd. Fibre Co., 4.80% preferred Custodian Funds- Kimberly-Clark bonds due Oct. 1, 1982 mtge. 4%% 4V«% commitments. 6 1020 Terminal RR.— 60c —— Industries, com. prior conv. 87 %c — 9-15 9-30 87 %c — 1 Keystone Class Toledo Edison Co., 1st mtge. Trans 3.2< preferred cumulative Gas Texas 45/4% Transmission Corp.— Eastern accept¬ correspondents Industrial 0.6% Copper Corp Kerr-Addison Gold Mines. 1 on liability purchased ances 40.7% combined liabilities Contingent 1 10- • 30c — preferred j(4% Oct 5.40% Texas 1st — Nut, 6% Kellogg Co.— Kelling 1982—Oct Co. Gas Union of Rec. 15c (initial-quar.)— preferred (quar.) preferred Kennecott bonds due Oct. 1, 1974 5Va% debs, due Oct. 1, 4V'8% mortgage Toledo gold certificate re¬ to deposit and F. R. serves note 54,562,248 accts. 60c stock Oct 5.40% preferred stock—Oct Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.— 1st Cumulative Total due 1976 Peabody Coal Co., 5 '/4 % s. f. debs, Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.— Texas - in 1966 refg. 3y4% & Holders ^ Water Co.— Haven Gen. When Payable Corp.— R.) (James 863 4ou 971 -.Oct 1982 I due debentures series Southern •Capital Per Share Company Name of ■ Consumers Power Co.. New ■ Gas 1 1 15 5% Member Inc.— + 772,590 + Deposits: U. System, 77,419 — notes------- Reserve Page Date Company and Issue— LIABILITIES— - . (1224) Marsh Steel Marshall Martin & Wells Aluminum Co., Company 6% Co. (quar.)—r— preferred (quar.) (quar.)^ — $1.50 40c 10- 9-15 9-15 9-15 1 1 9-23 9-18 9- ft Volume Number 5883 190 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... Share Company Maryland Credit Finance, 6% preferred (quar.) Masonite ' Corp. Stock 9-16 10- 1 9-16 31 (4c 1010- 10- Life net From Mastic (J. Inc. McCrory-McLcllan 3(4 % Machine McNeil Machine Class Johnson Medusa 0% Co. & preferred Merchants $1.50 preferred & 9-21 10- 1 2 10- 1 9-15 10- t30c 11- 12-31 3 45c (quar.) (N. Y.) __ — 1 9-15 10- 1 9-15 37 fee common 10- 45c Corp., 10- 1 9-15 40c (quar.)— 9- 28 9-18 10- 1 9-11 New 87 (4 c 10- 1 9-11 50c 9-27 9-27 9-21 30c 9-30 9-15 Mesta Machine Metal & 7% Co. Thermit (quar.)______ Inc., Miami Copper Co. Gas 4.40% 1st preferred 10 96 (4 c 10 $1.083/4 10 $1.11 (4 10 preferred 4(4% Miller i Mfg., (quar.) Class A Co., Falls Millers Co. Entire • 10-16 10-16 Newark 3.90% preferred preferred 15c 10- 1 9-15 4.10% preferred 1 9- 1-Oc 10 56 Vic (quar.)__ 10 9-18 9-30 9-16 Minnesota 5% Inc.——.—_____ Power preferred 9-28 8-21 (quar.) ______ (quar;)—-———— $1.25 30c 10- Star (quar.) — Gas Oil, preferred $1.10 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 9-15 (quar.) 30c 10- 1 9-15 60c 10- 1 9-21 Northern Insurance. Co. t31(4c 10- 1 9-15 Northern Gas 4.90% Service, preferred (quar.) Ltd., class A (quar.) (stock dividend)-- Containers, Modern Industries Mchasco Mohawk Rubber Co. Molson's Class (quar.) Ltd., Brewery, B class A Auto preferred 5% • 4.70% 9-12 8-28 8-28 9-17 1 9-17 25c (quar.) —— 8-28 8-28 1 8-28 50c 8 Noxzema Chemical, 9- 8 Class . (quar.)—__ ■____ - . — 9 9-10 10- 1 20c 10- 1 9-15 Oahu 59 %c 10- 1 9-15 Ocean $1.25 preferred (quar.)—, Products Corp. (quar.) 62 (4 c 80c 20c — Ohio Brass 1 S-16 Ohio Edison 10- 10-15 9-30 9-15 9-11 40c 10- 1 9-18 Royal Mount share One t . of (stock Jor common 11-30 11-13 11-30 11-13 dividend) each held Muskegon Mutual Ring Piston Investment from capital of 6% preferred (F. E.) 9 (N. Town each for Corp. 10-15 9-30 9-30 9-21 9-16 9-11 Ontario Loan Ontario Steel Opelika 9-21 10-15 9- 4 Fire National Insurance 4% National Grocers, Ltd., com. $1.50 preference National Gypsum Co. National Hosiery Mills, Class - A Class A Ltd., class dividend)—__ National Lead Co.. -common— ; '6% preferred B (quar.)_______ ____ _____ Prophet 8 9-30 9-16 10- 1 10- 1 9-24 11-2 10-16 10c 20% 20c 40c 2% (quar.) 30c Providence 8-28 Providence 10-15 9-15 Providence . 10- 9-18 pfd. (initial) 9-18 9-30 9- t5Qc f56c 9-30 10-15 9-19 10-15 9-19 10- 9-14 RR. 10-15 9-30 1 10- 1 9-15 9-30 9-16 10- 1 9-18 10- 1 9-18 preferred 1010- 1 9-16 9-15 9- 9-24 3 1 9-14 10c t25c 10- 2 9-18 9-30 9-14 t62c 10- 1 9-14 —7C2C 30c 10- 1 9-10 10- 1 9-10 $1 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 9-15 (quar.) ! (increased-quar.) preferred (quar.) of 9-30 14c 15c 7 Carolina— Common Co. 9-18 9-25 ID- 11- $1.06 10-15 Service 5 $1.16(4 Public 5.60% 8 9-25 9- $1.41 $2.50 (quar.) 9-30 North 1 9-30 $2 15c 9-18 of 4 17(4c Purity Co. 4 9- 9-30 12(4c - Gas Co. (quar.) Washington Insurance Co. (quar.) Service 9- 10-15 9-30 75c preferred (quar. i_ preferred (quar.) 8% Worcester 9-30 9-30 ; t75c (quar.)— (quar.) & 9-18 9-17 2 10-10 15c 11-18 9-21 10- 30c ^ 10-23 — Oklahoma— (quar.) :_ 9-22 11-13 9-30 9-18 9-30 9-18 9-25 9-11 Common 1 9-18 4.08% preferred preferred 4.18% preferred $1.02 $1.04(4 4.30% preferred preferred $1.07(4 $1.26(4 9-30 50c 50c 9-23 9-10 9-23 9-10 $1.75 $1.75 9-23 9-23 9-10 5% 9-30 8-31 9-30 9-30 8-24 9-30 9- 8 9-30 9- 8 5% 10c 35c 50c 66c 9- 8 4.24% 10-15 10- 9-25 9-21 9- 9- 2 — 4 7% 4 9-21 1 9- 4 (quar.)—___ 9-22 9- 8 Puerto 9- 1 9-30 10- 1 9-15 $1.11 10- 1 9-30 9-11 9-30 9-11 Rico 5% 1 9-16 $5 75c 10- 25c 9-26 9-11 9-30 9-10 15c 25c 10- — Quebec Telephone Co. preferred class 2 9- R 10-20 9- R. 10- 1 9-15 $25c 11-13 10-15 4 10- 1 9-15 $1.19 10- 1 9-21 SI (quar.) 10- 1 9-21 $1,371/2 10- 1 9-18 20c 10- 1 9-15 10- 1 & M $1 25c (quar.) 9-30 8-28 40c 20c 17(4c 4% 9-30 8-28 8-28 8-28 9-10 9-11 10-15 9-11 10- 10- 1 9-14 t25c 10- 1 9-14 t37c 10- 1 f27y2c — 10- 1 120c 25c T. 1 (quar. )______ Bearings, Ltd., class A E. & :__v (Wise.) Com. — 9-30 10- 9 10- 1 10- 1 9-14 9-14 8-31 9- Radio Condenser Corp. & 9 com. —___;■ 9-15 10-20 15c 10-15 9-30 9-18 5c 9-21 9- 9-30 10- 5 1 of America— $3.50 preferred preferred (quar.) 25 c (quar.)____^__ 1st 1st $3.50 UOc 9-15 30c Inc., Co._ Common Inc. Ranco, t27c 10c Machinery, $1.20 preferred A (quar.) Hydraulic Racine Rapid Co. (quar.) 8-28 4 9-19 Radio — 9-30 9-30 t45c (s-a)— (quar.)_ (s-a) A preferred (quar.)__j Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd Quincy Mining Co., common 10-10 20c (quar.)__— (quar.) Telephone Extra $25c (quar.)__ _____ 5(4% 71/2C com. ;—— 8-28 35c (quar.)__ (quar.) 9-30 9-15 40c Co 45c (quar.)___ (quar.)__ Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)_______._ Purex Corp.. Ltd. (increased-quar.) (Stock dividend) 9-15 America— (quar.) Co.— Publicker 1 371/2 c of Gas 1st preferred (quar.) original preferred (quar.) Industries, com. (stock dividend)- 7% 10-15 10- 10- 2% Co. Service Electrfc & (quar.) (quar.)___ 5.05% (quar.) Publication Corp., common voting Common non-voting (quar.) $1.10 _> (Mass.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 5.65% Public C 971/2 (quar.)—— Glass 9- 25c Extra 9-18 11-24 4% 8 9-24 15c (quar.) 5% Gamble, Co. 10-14 Public 8 9- (quar.)__ Stores, Ltd. (quar.)_ Provincial Transport Co., common 5% preferred (quar.) $50c Owens-Illinois American 10-26 10- 9-18 (quar.) 87 V2c 1 9- 8 (quar.) 87 (4c 1-2-60 12- 7 30c 9-25 9-11 9-29 9-17 Corp. 12 (4 c (quar.)— (s-a)__ t$1.50 10- 1 9-14 Inc. (quar.; Inc.— stk. split approved by stockholders 85c 10- 1 9-10 Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6% pfd. Raybestos-Manhattan. Raymond International, Pacific Cement & 1 9-11 Pacific Products 9-18 Pacific Indemnity 10-30 Hawaiian 9-15 Pacific 10-16 Pacific 9-15 40c 10-, 1 10- 1 9-12 9-12 $37 (4c 1010- 1 9-11 10- 1 9- 1 4 1 9- « 1-4-60 12- 4 10- 6c 9-&> 75c 9-25 $1.50 11- 2 9- 9 8-28 10- 8 Pacific preferred Tin Pan American Panhandle 4% Tubes, Eastern 6% preferred (quar.) 10- 1 9-18 Reliance 9-30 9-15 28 (4 C 9-30 9-15 $1.50 — , 10-15 9-30 5c (quar.) $22(46 (quar.)— 25c 3(4% 9-22 m0 9-11 9-15 1 9-30 9- 4 Co. (111.) $1 10- 1 9-15 Corp., _______ com. — 371/2 c 10- 1 9-18 1 10- 8 10-31 9-15 9-10 10-16 i. (quar.)__ Extra $1.10 class A (quat.)_ Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)___ Republic Pictures Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.) Republic Steel Corp. (quar.) — Resistoflex Corp. (initial) — quar.) Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)_ Inc. (increased 2nd pfd. 4%% preferred (quar.) 10- 1 9-18 10- 1 9-18 J27C 10- 1 10- 1 9-15 1-1-60 12-15 25c 9-23 9-10 9-10 25c 10- 75c 10-23 9-18 10c 9-30 9-15 50c 10- 1 9-15 1 9-17 9- 8 12 (4 c 1 11- 1 10-1-3 59%C —, 10- $1.12(4 (quar.) A 25o 87 (4c t28c (resumedj preferred (quar.) Ltd., $1.10 class A 4(4% Line, 10- 50c 45c J5c Mfg. conv. Revlon, (quar.) Pantex Manufacturing Reliance Renold Chains, — Ltd. Pipe 3-for-l Reading Company, 4% 2nd preferred (quar.) Electric & Engineering (quar.)— 9-15 10c Sulphur preferred 9-30 9-15 1 Co.— (quar.) Consolidated ?age-Hershey 9-30 10- 20c (quar.) (quar.) Advertising Telephone & Telegraph New common (initial) 6% 9*25 70c Pacific Outdoor 7 (4 c (quar.) (quar.) Intermountain Express 10-15 10-31 25c (quar.) Aggregates 10- 10-15 $5c (quar.) 9-28 - 9-30 $5c National Investors Corp..-(from net income). 9-18 10-14 Corp., 4 9- 10c 10-14 Lambert 9- 9-24 $1.50 Producing Properties, Inc., 6% Progress Mfg. Co. (quar.) 9-17 Debenture Co. Co. of Canada Ltd., com. 4(4% 1st preferred (quar.) 6% preferred (quar.): & 9-28 9-24 — (quar.) 8-21 1 (quar.)- Manufacturing Paper Power 9-10 5c (reduced) 9-30 10- Products, Ltd., preferred Electric Pratt , 9-11 Mills, Inc.— (quar.) Procter 1 1 (quar.) 9-22 0 9-10 10- 62(4c 8-21 1 1 62(4c 1 40c 10- 30c 9-21 '• 5% , Corp. 37i/2c 9-10 1 . Company (quar.) 9-11 $8c (quar.) Potter 9- 9-25 $15c B Potomac 9-10 9-17 (quar.)— preferred D 15c (quar.) 9-28 1 1 Oregon Paramount Corp., 30c —.__ 9 10- 1 10-15 50c (quar.) 9-30 10- 10- 37 (4c 11-16 (quar.) 10-15 & *9-10 6 10- (quar.) Electric preferred 6% 1 10- __. Woolen 9-24 10- 50c (quar.) Portland 5 15c < & dividend General 10- 10- : Portland 1 9-19 22(4c (quar.) Company (Del.) 9-11 10 1 Machine K.) (H. Stock 10- (quar.)____ Tools 9 10- Co. ; dividend Porter 9-11 8-31 9-25 $15c 20c (Hartford) 9-21 9-30 Electric Stock Ordinary 5(4% pfd. (quar.) Oregon Portland Cement Co., class A 9-30 Portable 9-15 1 10-15 10c : Mfg. (quar.) Sulphite & Paper Huron $1.40 Supply, Ltd.— (accum.) preferred Oxford (quar.) 25c $5c 183/4c $1 $1.75 Ry. Tile Porter-Cable Cement— (quar.) — (quar.)— Ontario Beauty Hour -4% Cash Register (quar.)—. Electric Welding Machine—. National Port 10-15 10- 5c Valet 1 Y.)— National Biscuit Co., common National 9-15 10-15 2 10-15 20c 60c (quar.)___ 9-30 2 11- $1.75 $2 (4 c (quar.) Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.— 4.75% preferred B (quar.) shares held) 100 Pomona 35c Stock div. (1 sh. 01* Narda Ultrasonics Corp. Natco 9-15 $1.45 Corp., 40c preferred Corp. 1 cents —-— 9-30 $1.06 (quar.) (quar.) — 9- 8c (quar.) —.—.' : & Bros, (increased) $1.21(4 9-18 11- 75c preferred Prestole* (quar.) Insurance 12- 15c Microwave Corp. Narda plus (quar.) 9-15 1 9-15 10-15 $1 (increased)- common 9-10 10- 1 53(4c Chicago & dividend 1st 9-30 10-10 10- 12(4c (quar.) $2.50 2nd preferred (quar.) 11- — Insurance Life 1 cents gains) Mutual System, Inc., common Myers (6 America income net .investment from j 20c (increased) Co. Line $1 35c _ Colony 12-19 10- $3.50 $1.65 ( quar.) Brass 9-30 5% $1.25 (quar.) Service 4 $$1.75 (stock common dividend One Mountain Mueller Old Co., Water Ohio Old Oliver ———— Mount.yernon Mills, 7% preferred (s-a)___ States Telephone & Telegraph— 4.40% Old shares 50 9-15 9-22 Quarterly 15c per share will be paid cn odd held. shares t Ltd Dairies, 9-15 9-3 (quar.) preferred preferred preferred 3.90% Stock 9-16 9-30 6c (quar.)— Co. 9-30 9-30 1 Ltd.— & Supplies (quar.)— Mills, Ltd. (quar.) Co. 9-11 lc Diablo Flour 9- 40c common Corp. 4 9-30 75c 97(4c (quar.) Polaroid Corp., 90c 2 Cement 4.44% $1.75 — . .Mount Sugar, 9-29 ' 7% 9-15 9-28 < , Motor Nuclear-Chicago 10- Ogilvie preferred (quar.) $2.50 prior preferred (quar.)—_— Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.) Morrell (John) & Co. (increased-quar.) Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.— $5 9-30 11- (quar.) B 9- $2.50 93%c Plough, Inc. (increased-quar.) Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.) 15c 9- 15c ____ 9-15 2oc 10- 4 9-30 $.328 Vs Scotia Light & Power, Nova t20c (quar.) Corp., 9-30 10- (quar.) 10-15 1 45c 25c Quarterly 10- 9- (quar.) Applicators Stock 9-15 J62 (4 c common (quar.)_ States Portland Northwestern 1 $1.75 ^ — 1 10- $1.17(4 — 10- $1.12(4 4 9-30 9-21 25c (quar.)____^ Wayne Fort 15c (quar.)_ common preferred 9- 15c preferred Plastic S-15 50c Northwest Plastics 9-11 7% 1 $27'4c 5(4% 9-11 1 10- 93 %c $27 (4 c Northwest Airlines, 1 10- 5(4% 1 9-29 50c 5(4% 10- 9-30 income) 12(4c pref. A (quar.)— pref. B (quar.) Northrop Corp. (quar.) ""Z> preferred (quar.) 10- 9-30 (quar.)__— Ltd., 8-28 10- 9-10 9-30 . $40c 9-30 25c 9-18 40c common 9-25 —— 9-28 10-10 9 Common Co., 9-10 9-25 — Pittsburgh, 1 9 (quar.) Ltd.— (quar.) Telephone 1 .____ Quebec Power, 9-25 (quar.) com. Morgan Engineering Co. preferred Northern $$1.12 (4 (quar.) 9-11 10- $1,371/2 $55c 62 (4c Ltd. (quar.)—; Moore Drop Forging, common 43/i % preferred (quar.)_„ Moore 9-30 5.80% 9-30 $$1.87(4 ; common Chemical Montrose 35C Ohio Northern 9-18 . (quar.) (quar.)— Montgomery Ward, Class A (quar.) 9-15 1 9-10 10- 56c Pitney-Bowes, Inc.— 4(4% preferred B 6 9-15 — $22 (4 c (quar.)_ Co.— Utilities, preferred preferred 4.50% 1 10-15 1 25c 9-11 1- 8-28 1 (quar.)—.__ common Northern (quar.)— Montana-Dakota 10- 10- 10% 9-18 10- $1 $1.13 ._ pref. 4(4% (accum.) (increased)—— •Common ; $ 1.22 V2 125c 1 9-*L8 9-30 (quar.) common $1,061/4 $22 (4 C : Equipment 10- 9-18 9-30 87(4c 44c — (quar.) preferred 4(4 % — (quar.) _ .Monarch Knitting, Ltd., Monroe — —:__ (quar.) Preferred 9-15 27'/2c (quar.) common 9-18 9-30 25c (quar.) 50c (quar.) Telephone, 1 9-30 27(4c $1.12(4 _______ 9-25 10- 1 9- preferred 5(4% 9 $1.75 __ 9-18 1-27-60 10- 9- of New York Gas, Natural 10- 3c 9-28 10-28 1 ; 9-25 3 9- 9-30 35c Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.) Pnilco Corp., 3%% preferred A (quar.) Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)_ 3.90% preferred (quar.) 4% preferred (quar.)— Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.) Phoenix Insurance (Hartford) (quar.) Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.) 1 preferred (quar.) 4(4% preferred (quar.) 4(4% preferred (quar.) 4.22% preferred (quar.) 9-11 .Mobile 8 9-11 1 4.40% 9-28 (quar.)—— ment 8 9- 10- (quar.)— Public Service— 10-15 Co. 9- 1 9-28 Indiana Common 20c S.)-& 1 10- 10- — common 40c (J. 10- 10- (quar.) (1956 series) Gas, 9- Philadelphia Fund— Ltd., Illinois Mississippi Mitchell 4 30c (quar.) (quar.) Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)_— Valley Barge Line (quar.)—___ Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)„l— Missouri Pacific RR., class A (quar.) 9- $15c (quar.) Lines Co. preferred Northern 9-11 1 1 pref. Power Van Penn 5% 9-15 1 10- 10- $15c __ Refractories American $1.15 pfd. Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% 4.60% preferred (quar.) : American $2.50 4 :_—— (quar.) North 9-14 9-25 9- (quar.)__ (quar.)— File North 8c 1 $1,311/4 — North 50c $1 10- 2 9- 9-14 9-15 Co. & 4% preferred (quar.) Philadelphia Electric Co., 9-17 9-11 9-21 (quar.) Corp. (increased) preferred $1.02(4 — North Light— & B Northern Mirror Aluminum (quar.) (quar.) North American Aviation Inc. redemption at $100 1 10- 3(4% 97 (4 c 1— Normetal 10-13 Pfizer 5c Nopco Chemical (quar.) 1_—___— Mining Ltd. (quar.) Norris-Thermador Corp. (quar.) 9-18 15c preferred Nicholson 1 - preferred Class Fettibone-Mulliken 9-15 85c Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd., com. 5 1 - $.88611 ( preferred— 5 85% 5.25% 9-16 10- 9-15 1 11-13 1 25c 50c (quar.)—___ (quar.) (quar.) 9-15 9-30 9-30 10-1 10- 1 1210- 10-31 Petrolane Gas Service Common 3.60% 1 10-15 9-11 $1.50 9-18 10 10- 1 5% (quar.)— 5 8-10 50c (quar.) (quar.) preferred 9- 9-30 (Ohio) 3.40% 1 9-15 $1.09 (quar.) 10- (quar.)— share plus this dividend on Oct. 13 Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR. Semi-annually i;—^—————.. ■ Telephone preferred 9-18 10- 1 « — 4 10- 933/4c 1 1 9-15 10-15 4 9-30 preferred (Charles) 9- 11-13 30c 25% $1.40 Gas— 9-10 - 1 85c preferred $1.37(4 ._ (quar.)— Fund, Electric & State 1 5c 1st York 20c — __—____ 10- 10- 9-10 10-15 (quar.) com. (quar.)__ prior preferred (quar.) 7% preferred (qUar.) Pet Milk Co., commbn (quar.)_ 4(4% preferred (quar.) 47J/2C (quar.)„ 9-10 56 >/4c $5.50 Shipbuilding 9 -21 - Bankers, 9-29 50c 9-10 10c 9-23 $2 Newberry (J. J.) Company (quar.)— Newport Electric Corp., 3%% pfd. (quar.)__ Niagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.) per Minnesota York 10-31 10 Industrial $1 9-10 17(4c $1.50 Interim 10-31 75c Personal 9-10 9 9-10 9-25 Line $1.15 — $1.10 - 1 H- 9-10 57(4c (quar.) Pipe 10-15 Mining Co.— $1.22(4 15c called for issue 2 1 10- 27c 9-10 50c dividend)-.— Permanente Cement Basin 9-15 9-10 1 12- 35c 25c 35c 9- 6% (stock Corp. 1 9-25 10- 1 10- l 10- 1 10- 1 10- 1 10- 1 10- 1 10-1 35c 100% —.— York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. 3.75% (quar.) common 9-15 1 10- 8 Fibre—• 27 (4 c (quar. )__ — dividend New York & Honduras Rosario iquar.) New York Water Service Corp. (quar.) common Minneapolis-Moline, Stock New 2 9-15 10 Perfex 9-25 5% 9-30 47'/2c 3 ; (quar.)_ Chemical Permian dividend Stock 50c 30c 2 10- 10-15 10- $1.10 83%c $1.12(4 $1.15 75c Non-voting common (quar.) Publishing (quar.)_ Peoples Drug Stores (quar.) Peoples Gas Light & Coke (increased-quar.) Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.) ___ 9-15 30c 2 9- 10-15 10- 9-11 Penton 8-14 $15c —.— 2 1 1 $15c (increased) 1 10- 4 $1.1834 (quar.) (quar.) Auction New $1.25 4 9- 17V2c 9-11 9-25 (9c from capital income & 6c from invest¬ 2 (quar.) preferred conv. preferred preferred York New 7 9- 9- 9-26 Public Service— Orleans 9- 1 Penobscot 3 $1.01(4 9- - preferred >J. C.) Co. $1 9- - preferred 9-26 10- (quar.) (quar.)___ (quar.) (quar.) preferred 69c — 1 - 3.35% 4.60% 23c — (quar.) 9-11 (quar.)— Miller-Wohl •V*4(4% Water Haven preferred Voting $1.43% 9-25 12(4c. 10« (quar.) common 4(4% 2 11- 9- 12(4c (quar.) Dental Supply Co Co., 9-17 8-31 11-30 Co. Metal 9- 9-24 9-30 3% — (quar.)__; 1 - 25c common Canada of 1 - 4.40% Inc. 9-25 (quar.) Common Co., New Co. Gas 9- 9-30 10 & (quar.) Mid-West Abrasive Co. (quar.)—__— Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Co.— ' 9-11 95c ______ 5(4 % Securities 4%% 9-11 9 -25 25c __. Mid-South and B_ 50c preferred preferred 4.90% class A on 4.36% 9-15 9-25 97 (4c (quar.) Electric, com. (quar.) (quar.) —___ (quar.) Michigan Gas Utilities, 5% preferred (quar.) —__ Michigan Sugar Co., 6% pfd. (accum.) Middle South Utilities (quar.)—— Midlaqd-Ross Corp., common (quar.) Michigan 9-25 15c 17 (4 c 9-28 Coal Penney preferred (quar.) 4.05% preferred (quar.) 9-16 87 (4c common preferred 9-15 Corp.— Products New (quar.) (quai\)____— — (quar.) Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar ' _:—Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.) 3.90% preferred (quar.) 3.85% preferred (quar.)__. 4.35% preferred (quar.) 4.45% preferred (quar.) : — 7% 1 50c 4% Corp. preferred Metro, ^ 10- 62>/2c (quar.)_ 1 9-14 10- 9-22 Products, common (quar.) 10c 6% preferred (quar.) 17%c Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. t quar.45c Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)_ 31 (4c 9-17 10c (quar.) (quar.) Corp. Jersey Natural Gas, common 6% preferred (s-a)__ New Jersey Power & Light— 9-21 50c —.—;___■ Merritt-Chapman & Scott Insurance New ■ Extra 9-10 10c (quar.) Mfg. Fire Radiator S. (M. F.) Peabody 9-25 50c ______— 35c (quar.) $3.50 preferred (quar.)_ Mergenthaler Linotype Co._______ common Patterson Peninsular 9-25 Holder• Payable of Rec. $4 9-10 10-15 53 18c (quar.) Corp. Transportation 9-17 New 9-11 1 9-11 When Share Extra 1 25c Brunswick Telephone Co., Ltd. (quar.) England Electric System— Increased quarterly New England Fund (stock dividend) New England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.) New England Power, 4.60% pfd. (quar.) 6% preferred (quar.) New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.) New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. (quar.) New Haven Gas Co. (quar.) 1— 9-28 Parmelee 9-16 +20e New 8-28 11- 25c —.— • Bank Co., 1 30c (quar.) (quar.) Merchants Merck 10- Ltd.— Acceptance A 9-17 Neon (s-a) Class 1 50c —.—_— (quar.) Cement Distilleries, 10- S-16 2 9-25 40c (Md.)— (Fiscal year-end from net invest, income) Optional (yr.-end distrlb. from cap. gains) Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America— 5% % preferred (quar.) Neiman-Marcus Co., common (initial) 9-15 30c (quar.) pfd. (quar.) Portland Melchers & Union U. Nation-Wide 9-15 50c (quar.)—.___: Engineering— & 1 2 10- 62V2C (quar.) Parker-Hannifin 9-tf0 15c (quar.) (quar.) Co. Shipbulding (quar.) Refining (quar.) Stock dividend 9-15 9-30 10- 25c Co. Mfg. 9-15 9-30 87c 15c (quar.) Corp. (quar.) conv. 5% A, McQuay-Norris Tile Nationwide 9-21 9- 30 20c (quar.)_ common (quar.) Aircraft McKay Mead Stores, Inc. Mfg. & National 9 1 10- 62 '4 c (quar.) 10- 10-30 25c Ray) (J. McDonnell 9-11 Sugar National 9-18 9J 25 933/4c (quar.j preferred McDermott 9- 21 5c Steel National preierred $2.50 Industries & Name of Company 9-16 20c National 15c : (quar.)_—.____ W.), Maytag Co., 10- Extra 8-31 9- 28 National income 10- $1.25 National Steel Car Corp., Ltd May Department Stores— 33A% preferred (quar.)_ Mays Screw Fund— investment Corp. 2 $1.12y2 (quar.) National-Standard 8-31 6 10- (quar.) Presto National Fund 5c Massachusetts preferred preferred National 8-31 9-30 2% Stock Growth 4(4% Per Payable of Rec. 25c (quar.) Service, common 9-10 1 i: — Linen 9-10 1 $1.12(4 30c Massachusetts Investors National 5% (quar.) dividend 1 $1.50 — Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.— Common (quar.) — 4(4 % preferred (quar.)—i—. — 10- Share Name of Company Holders When Per Payable 0) Rec. 25c (quar.)_ common Holders When Per Name of (1225) 11- 1 10-13 54 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1226) Holdera When Per Per Name 0/ Payable of Hec. Share Name of Company Southland (R. J.) Tobacco Co.— 3.60 So preferred (quar.) Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)_ 3%So preferred <quar.)____ Reynolds Richman Metal Rieke (H. Rickel Riley W.) Stoker Co. River Raisin 9-18 9-30 (quar.) 2nd preferred 'Rubbermaid, 9-15 9-15 4.36% Rubinstein (Helena) Inc. 35c 10% (quar.) dividend Stock Ruppert pfd. 4%% (Jacob) Russell 12- 5;« Ltd. Industries, 9-30 $6.50 preferred $2-$5 (quar.) preferred Louis-San St. —; Ltd., com. (quar.)— A Francisco Paul Regis St. $4.40 San & Marine Fire Diego $1.10 (quar.) (increased) 5%% Corp., preferred pfd. preferred New 9-30 Airline Seaboard RR. Finance, 9-30 Co. preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)— $5 9-14 10- 1 Securities Acceptance Corp., Stock 9-11 Starrett 11-10 10-20 Starrett 11- 2 10-17 10-1 5% dividend——^ preferred A 2-2-60 1-18 State 5-2-60 4-18 Stearns 8-1-60 7-18 Stecher-Traung 5% Stedman Seismograph (New Stern Shamrock 11- 1 10-16 $1 $3.01 Sharon 11- 1 10-16 9-1 Sheraton 9-22 9-25 9-11 9-17 10-10 9-17 $1.25 10-10 9-17 Stock Extra stock Shawnmt 4% 2 8-24 10- 1 9-10 5% prior 9-30 9-10 5% 10- 1 20c 11- 2 10- 3% 11- 2 12 %c 10- 1 Stop 10-16 9-19 9-10 $1.13 Corp. Water Class (quar.) B Brewing Co. (quar.)__ Ltd., class A (quar.) B (quar.) Simplicity Pattern (quar.) Bkenandoa Rayon Corp.— 5% class A Smith preferred (A. Stock O.) Corp. ; 10- 1 9-7 10- 1 9-7 9-29 9-15 10- (quar.) 1 1 common 9- 8 1 9-15 10- 1 9-15 2 10- (quar.) Pittsburgh Co. Southeastern Southern Ltd. ?o£,nal 4.32% pfd. (quar.) (reduced) Indiana Edison Gas i0- 1 10- & Elec., com. (quar.) (quar.) Nevada Telephone, Power, common (quar.) 9- 5 (quar.) Go. 9-18 27Vic 2 10- 11- 2 10- (quar.)__ Jg. q (s-a)__.___ 1 10- 9-15 1 10- 1 9-11 preferred (quar.) (quar.) (quar.): $1.16% 10- 1 $1.18 10- 1 $1.22% 10- 1 (quar.)__ (quar.) $1.27% 10- & 10- 60c 4 9-11 1 9-10 9-30 8-31 10- 1 8-31 35c 10- 1 9-12 Canal 10- 9-10 2 9-21 9-22 $2.50 10-10 9- 7 9-18 62%c 11- 2 10- 2 37%c ______ 11- 2 10- 2 10-15 10- (Bait.)— 25c 10% ^ 9-30 9- 1 3 10c 10- 6 9- 8 10c ;■••• ____. 10- 6 9- S 40c from 9-30 9-21 or¬ (increased-quar.) com. 9-30 $1 (quar.)__ (quar.) com. lie 25c (quar.) 60c 10-1 9- 25c 10- 1 9- 4 $1.75 10- 1 9- 4 4 J.)— preferred A 22%c 1-1-60 $1 10- 50c 12-11 1 9-10 10-9 9-21 93%c 1 9-21 93%c 10- 1 9-21 $1.12% 10- 1 9-21 6214c 10- 1 9-15 87%c (quar.)__ 10- 10-15 Co.— (quar. preferred S. (quar.)_.__ Corp. (quar.) Sugar 30c - S. 12-21 30c Trust (N. Y.) Stockyards conv. Corp., preferred Whelan Inc. preferred Leaf (quar.) Oil Products 11- 87%c 9- 10-15 2-1-60 25c 50c 1110- 1-15 2 $2 1 9-30 30c Co. 1 9-14 10-T9 9-10 9-25 12%c 4 11-13 1 _____! common 8-28 9-30 (quar.) (quar.) 8-28 11-30 87%c • (quar.) Steel Tobacco, 10-15 33c (quar.) 8 9-18 10-15 714c (quar.) 8 12- 1 17%c (quar.) common 9-16 12- 4 10- 1714c (quar.)_ Corp., preferred com. 1- $1 (quar.) 9-21 9-29 30c Utilities, 9-11 9- C.)— Upson Company 9-11 preferred 1 9-28 $1.0614 8% preferred (quar.)_ Universal Marion Corp. 1 8-11 $1.06% preferred preferred B Service, preferred 9- 9-30 2% (quar.) (quar.) $$1 '4 9-15 preferred (quar.) (quar.) & Light Co., preferred Virginia Electric & Power, 11- 2 10-15 11- 2 10-15 $4.04 $4.12 11-16 10- 1 11- 2 10- 9 11- 2 10- 9 $1.19 11- 2 $1.21 11- 2 44c 10- 9-14 „ 1 10- 1 1 6% dividend)____ 5% . . 9-30 Walker 8-22 Walker 25c 1 8-19 10- 1 9-15 3114c : 10- 31%c . 10- 1 9-15 Wall 9-30 9-15 Walter 20c 1 ^ 25c __f A ^quar.) (quar.) (quar.) Thorofare Markets, common 5% preferred B (quar.) (quar.) 4%%7 preferred 9-22 Waukesha 1 9-15 Extra 10- 1 9-15 Webcor. 9-15 Weco 9-30 Motor Inc. (quar.) (initial series) Investment Corp."(quar.) pfd. A (quar.) " (quar.) 1 9- 4 Wellington Fund 9- 4 Wesson Oil & Snowdrift 10- 1 9- 4 West Penn r4.10% $1.12% 9-30 9-10 4.20% $1.06% fr-30 9-10 414% : (from net investment inc.) (quar.) ; Electric, r immon 'quar.) preferred preferred preferred 1" 9-11 9-16 10- 4 1 9-14 10- 1 9-14 10- . C B (quar.) . 1 9-30 10- 1 9-10 10- 1 10- 1 9-10 9-21 25c 9-21 9-10 lie 9-30 9- 3§c 10- 1 4 9-15 1 40c 9-30 $1.02% rquar.) (quar.) . 50c 15c t 1 - 4 9-25 ' 10- $1.1214 ; (quar.l 1 9-15 - 9- ' 9-30 • 20c $1.37% - : 10- 9-30' 6c ' 1 50c-" -10- I2%c * 9-15 9-15 10-16 20c quar.)____ (quar. 31%c z__ 10• .. .(resumed 9-15 " 9-30 10r 1 *35c — Cojp >25c ' 9-30 • Worts/ Ltd.-— .41— Products 1-15 4-15 7-15 6214c , (Increased) common 31 Vic v preferred (quar.) & (quar.)™ preferred* (quar.) 2 10-16 5-2-60 75c Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.— 10- 40c A 9-18 10- 8-31 ' 8-1-60 ^25c 9-23 25c 2 2-1-60 $1.12 . Ward 17%c - (quar.) preferred B preferred (quar.— Corp. 8-3.1 11- 25c (quar.) Investing (Jim) 8-31 9-21' 15c Gooderhaih. Baking, '8-31 9-21 15c —:____ Street 9 8-31 9-21 15c • 5 9- 9-21 - $1.25 $2.50 class Co., <H.) 25c class $1.01 : 9• 9-21 $1.05 9-15 . (accumulative). & 9-23 27%c ; 1 10- 514% 100% System Quarterly R.)— Co. .$4.50 preferred "Waldorf 9-21 3% I $1.03 (quar.) (quar.)___ preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Corp., $3 conv. ' " 9-1.7 9-17 (quar.). (quar.) Vulcan 9 9- preferred , 9 10- . . 9-19 9-30 9-30 dividend) (quar.) - (quar.)_ Industries, Tool 12-15 $1 (quar.)__'-. L Tho'mpson-Starrett Co.— 30c. convertible preferred B 9-15 30c dividend Power 1 $1.14 $4 pfd. (quar.)" (John 10- 1 9-12 30c (stock com. $5 preferred Virginian Railway— 6% preferred (quar.)__6% preferred (quar.)_ 9-15 $1.25 (quar.) Inc., common (stock preferred (quar.)^__. Mills 1 $1.35 (quar.)__ 10- preferred preferred 10- 1 9-;2 1 25c (quar.) Virginia Dare Stores Corp. 10-15 $1.24 ,, Utilities Co. Thomaston Co. 10-15 2 $4.20 (quar.)_ 4%% Victor Equipment 9-30 2 11- 9- 9-30 10- 8714c (quar.)_ 11- 9-10 10-5 9-25 15c 2 9-15 10-15 35c (quar.) com. 9- 1 *75c Works, preferred 9-18 1 5614c (quar.) Chemical "3%% 2 9-21 * $1.25 (quar.)_, $1.27 (quar.) 5% Victor 9-16 10-20 preferred Ltd. $1 (quar.)___ preferred Thomas 4 1 Transmission, Power Stock $2.25 10- 30c (quar.)__. Heating, new com. (initial) Vendo Company, common (quar/ Vtau. 10- 25c Vapor 4 12- 10- preferred $1.16 preferred Thompson 12- 12-18 A 10- 33c (quar.) B.) Co.— (J. class $1.14 preferred preferred 4% 12-18 2%. $1.50 Sciver 5% 9-11 (quar.), (quar.) Gas Van 9-11 (quar.) 10c & Vanity Fair MiHs 9-11 1 1 dividend) preferred $4 1 10- 10- Power Light Co. (increased) Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.) 9-11 .. $1.28 (stock dividend): Electric Utah 9-11 $1.31% Textron, Inc., common (quar.) $1.25 conv. preferred (quar.) Thomas & Betts Co. (quar.) ■ common...... 9-21 Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.— Universal 10- preferred $4.84 , 2nd Universal 9-11 Texas 01 (K. A 10- 12c 37%c RR. (N, Universal-Cyclops 9-10 $1.02V2 9-21 9-11 *75c — Co. $3.50 9 9-10 9-24 55c 1 9-30 9-11 Class » : (quar.) 43.50 12-15 1 1 10- (s-a) (quar.)__^ preference S. 70c 9 9- 12-28 $2 10- 15c 25c Securities-.™. capital gains and 15c net income United Co.— Thrift.v Drue Stores Co., 4%% 1 10- 9- 1 Thrift 10- 1 1 $4.56 9_18 Fund Machinery, United 9-15 1 Thor 9.30 $2 10- 30c ; 13%c Extra 9-15 $l5c 10-8 Quarterly 9-15 1 1 10- Texas * trust 1 1010- $5 preferred 9-19 ®_oi 10- *50c preferred (quar.)__ Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline £ 10-15 «4c U. 2-15 33c 9-18 10-15 J___ series) Printing & Lithograph United ! -15-60 62V2c 5.40% 9 S. 1 10- 4.96% 9 55c (increased) 10- 9-18 9-30 $1.12% preferred (s-a) Playing Card Co— Plywood Corp., coift. (quar.)__ 3%% preferred A (quar.) 3%% preferred B. (quar.)___ 7% 8 10- 1* 15c Southern Railway Co./ 10-15 9-30 S. 5% 9-11 $1.16 $5.08 10-15 10-1 9- $1.15 Texas 9-10 1 11- 1 71 "Vic ' preferred 9-19 3^ (qnar.) Mobile & Ohio stock 10-20 10-15 25c (quar. England Telephone Co. 11-16 10-15 27Vic " com. U. 9-15 9-30 2 V2 % (s-a) Textiles, 9-30 9-30 10- 9-14 Foreign Lines 4'/2 % 9-15 $1.12% $4.64 5 11- 1 10-15 (quar.) $4.56 p.ir 9- 40c 10- 8 9-24 40c S. 2 9-15 (quar.) Texas 9-14 9-30 $1.20 9- 1 preferred $4.76 $$1.50 —. 9-15 8 30c 4%% 9-10 10- Jersey preferred S. U. 8-31 preferred 9.ik 1 7% U. 15c (quar.) Fund dinary Gypsum Co., U. 9-24 99- (quar.)~^ Extra 9-15 9-30 1 1 (quar.)_ (quar.) S. 9-18 (quar.) (quar.) Class 9-16 & from 9-16 10- 10- Ltd.— (quar.)_____! Co., class (quar.) B 1 35c dividend Foil S. 9-18 $7c (quar.) com. Telluride Power, 6% preferred Texaco Canada, Ltd., 4% 1 9-30 q.an 9-28 ,U. 1 preferred preferred 5.12% 9-14 27c ^ Ltd., 5.25% preferred (quar.) Telechron Mfg., class A (stock 9-10 65c (quar.) (G.), 5.10% 9-15 10- S. 9-30 40c (stock dividend) Omaha, Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (initial-quar.) Class 9-28 4.90% 9-11 20c U. 8 4.72% 10-15 10-15 9-21 4.64% 9.!! 1 2 15c (quar.) (quar.) preferred Pacific 9 10- 9-28 9- 1 4.50% 9-11 11- 9-30 ; of Improvement, Shoe Stcck 8 10- 10- America— (1S58 preferred S. 8 9- 1 4.60% 9-15 +$1 5Vi% Southern Oxygen x 9• *62Vic Nevada New 9-23 10_ 9- 1 10- 10-20 10-20 New common U. (quar.) preferred (quar.) Fibre Co., preferred 4.25% Co.— preferred Southern preferred 2 2 9-2 50c (quar.) preferred 9- 9_ 9-30 $1.12% (quar.) participating Participating 9-30 9_30 22 Vic Canada Power Co., Ltd.-— 6% 9-15 9-15 $1.50 (Quar.) preferred Common 1 1 1 1 10- 8c (quar.): Tennessee Gas Transmission 4.10% preferred (quar.) 9-15 1010- $60c Public Service California 1 U. 8 10- 11-16 11-16 Gas— Corp. New 6% 8 $$1.25 Instrument Co. (quar.)_; Tennessee Corp. (quar.) 9-30 12 %c (quar.) ' Ltd. (James), Inc., common preferred (quar.)_ preferred (quar.—) 4% 9-30 10- 99- $10c Taylor 9-30 10-15 50c 4%% South Puerto Rico Sugar Co., com. 1 8% preferred (quar.) Southam 10-30 10-30 10-1 1 1 $35c .____ (quar.) Industries Broadcasting Taylor 1 62%c (quar.) (quar.) Water, Company Tamblyn 1 10- 56i/4c (quar.) Georgia Natural Gas, common $6 preferred (quar.) i South Jersey Gas Co. (quar.) South 10- 2 3214c preferred Co. 2 11- $1.33 * Oil 11- 1214c com. 10- 5c 5% % 1 7C South Penn 10- lOc (quar.) 9-15 4.65% 2 38%c (quar.) Electric & Gas, preferred (quar.)____: & 5% 9-25 11- 12%c preferred 9-30 lc (quar.) 10-20 30c preferred United 18c Talcott 9 3iy4C South Carolina South Taft 8-28 9-22 10- 9-15 U. 8-28 lo- *70c (quar.)__ 1 9 9-10 25c (quar.)__ Southern 1 *30c (quar.) Southern 2 10- 11- (quar.) 5.44% 11- Ltd.— preferred preference Switson 4 *50c (quar.) Ltd., $2.80 preferred Southern 9- 10-15 (quar.) preferred 4.80% 9-21 2% $1.55 Southern Swift 40c Mills, $1.25 Southern 9-2 40c Borg Paper Co., 5% 2 $30c Aircraft 5V2% 10- $53c (quar.) Paper (quar.) preferred 4.50% 5% ______ Sommers Drug Stores Co., common 50c preferred (quar.) . Eonotone Corp., common I 9-2 (quar.)___ dividend Somerville, , 9-17 2 $1.25 (quar.) (Howard) Common $2 Solar 1 10- $1.25 ,___ Extra Smith 10- 25c preferred (quar.) 5% prior preferred (quar.) Slater (N.) & Co. Ltd., common $2.12 9-15 10-2 10- 10- 10- 2 11-16 (From net investment income) United Life & Accident Insurance Co. (quar.) Merchants & Manufacturers (quar.) 35c Mining (quar.) Superior Propane, Ltd., common (quar.) $1.40 preferred (quar.) Superior Window, class A (initial quar.) Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.— $1.12% United $$1.25 11- J15c 9-11 U. Sunshine 10- 9-11 1 Sunrise 9-15 $15c 2 10- Sunbeam 9-21 8-29 10-20 (quar.) Income 10- 9-15 11-16 15c United 10- 1 9-28 $1 92'/2c 9-11 1 10- 1 9-1-6 9-15 41c (auar.)____ Storage Gas 4%% 10- 1 1 87V2C 12-15 12-31 10-15 10- 10- (increased) Accumulative Gas United 9-19 1 9-18 9-17 *15c (quar.) (quar.)__________. Illuminating Co. 1 1 1 1 $2 United 10- 10- 6c 8-15 $1.13 *45c (quar.)_____ 9-15 $4.50 preferred A (quar.)— Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada $$1.75 (quar.) 9-30 United 9-19 25c A 9-15 8-30 United 7 1 Symington Wayne Corp. ___„ 9-25 12- 10- 25c (quar.) 12-21 15c 10- 9-30 Cold 25c (quar.)__ 10- 25c United share Corp. (quar.)_____ Fund, Inc Supervised Shares, Inc 40c 6% 9-17 9-18 1 10-19 10- ?7%c Investments, Ltd.— preference A (quar.) Funds, Inc.— 9-17 1 10c each 9-11 2 62 %c United Fuel 9-17 1 9-18 56 %c _____ 9-30 25c for 9-14 9-26 37%c (quar.) Ltd., com Co. of preferred United 10- 1 50c Silverwood Dairies Class share (one 10-1 11- 20c Corp. Co. preferred 10- 10- 9-15 9-28 10- 6% 9-14 $1.25 25c __. (quar.) class Rainier * 9-26 Cities 5%% 9-11 9-14 25c (quar.) 11 16 Co.— common preferred United 9-10 1 Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.) Chemical Corp., common (quar.) Power— & _____ Sick's Inc. 1 9-25 held, subject to approval of stockholders Sept. 28) 15c (quar.).— Artists Biscuit 5% preferred (quar.) 10c 40c 62%c —• (quar.) Drill United 15c (quar.) second dividend Twist United 9-21 9-15 1 25c (quar.) Union 9-18 5% 40c Salesbook Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Common (quar.) Inc., 10- 10c (quar.) America preferred B Shulton, preference Shop, (quar.) (quar.) partic. 2nd pref. Yards 8-19 9-15 1 $1.31 % (quar.)_ of preferred 10- $1.25 Shelby 7% & Stock 9 Stock 1 25c 9-18 9-18 11-25 — (Increased-quar.)______ 1 8 10- 1 (quar.)_ ________ 9-28 43 %c com. City) Corp. preferred (s-a) 56c ; Transit Pacific RR., 4% 25c — Street 8 9-15 1 10- 25c prior preferred (quar.) Co., $1.50 conv pfd, (quar.)__ 10- 10- (Jersey 10- (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred <quar.)__— United Inc., Rapid 10- $30c dividend convertible 3% — (quar.) 9- 35c (quar.)__ (quar.) Stokely-Van Camp, 10- 31%c (Los Angeles) 1 25c common 35c preferred A 4V2% preferred 10c (quar,)————.— Association Shawinigan 1st 30c (quar.)— 10- 10- (Dallas) Film Acceptance Corp. Union Inc.-— dividend 7% Salle 9-30 30c 67%c — conv. $3.70 9-18 15c Sun Gas Corp. (quar.) Corp. Jersey Union Investment 9-18 1 20c (quar ) (John B.) Co., Stix-Baer-Fuller Co.^— City 12 V2C (qUar.)__ 10-10 - 1 10- $1.25 Stetson New Coach 12 y2c (quar.) Textiles preferred $1.18% Haven) preferred & Corp. Stern 41/2% 25c Co Steel Ltd. 50c (quar.) $5.25 Oil & 85c — Service Inc., Leather Bros. of (quar.) common Electric Co., com. (increased quar.)_ $4 preferred (quar.) $4.50 preferred (quar.)____—.____ 9-18 $1.25 Lithograph Corp., 8 Corp.— Union 9-30 10- 70c (increased) Co. 11-20 (initial)-— preferred Servel, Mfg. 1 preferred A (quar.)——; Seton Life 12- common-: 1 10-15 7c (quar.) Forging 25c 60c non-cum. 9-18 50c pfd. Steel Udylite Corp. (quar.) Underwriters Trust (N. Y.) 9-18 $0.1719 —.— (quar.) (quar.) Insurance 10c Seiberling Rubber—• 4%% Capital (quar.)___ Inc.—..— convertible Williams South Union preferred (quar.) dividend—— common Co. 50c & Co. Union 11-20 $20c preferred rquar.) — Security Title Insurance Co. New S.) Corp., 50c 2nd preferred 5% (quar.): Insurance Stock (L. Chemical, 5% „ Security convertible 8 $4.50 Standard-Toch 9-18 — 1 9-30 9-30 $1 —__ Stanley Home Products (quar.) Stanley Works (increased quar.)__ 5% 9- $15c 9-14 10-19 $4.75 12- 11c $15c 9-30 1 1 12M>c 9-30 9- 8 10- 5% 9-21 40c —— Corp.— preferred 1 (quar,)_—— (quar.)— 1 75c (quar.) 10-15 9-23 9- Twin 4 10- 10- 9-16 1 $3.50 10-15 1 common 9- 25c 75c 1 9-14 9-20 93 %c 10- 10- Twin 9-21 1 11-10 9- La 4 10- 11-16 9- Cer/cury-Fox Thomson 11- —.— 9- 94c Structural Standard 10- _ 1 9-30 50c Properties, Inc.___^ Radio, Ltd. (quar.)__ Steel, Ltd Standard Standard Sterling Brewers, Inc. Fund. 10- 4 9-16 1 Twentieth 4 $1.63 (quar.)_ common 10c — 9- 25c (initial common 27l/2C — 1 9-15 9- 1 1 Quarterly 1 10- 10- 10- Trust 9-14 12- 25c (quar.)____ 10c .— 1 8-13 Paving & Materials, Ltd.-— Standard Paper Co.— preferred (quar.)__ preferred (quar.)__—_— Seaboard Mfg., —_ . Special Paper preferred 6% 27%c 27%c — 10- 12-15 9-11 1 1 10- 208 (quar.) ——— — 30c 9-25 10- 10- J60c $2.70 preferred (quar.) Trinity Universal Insurance Co.— preferred A 9-30 25c ;; 1 9-11 *60c Tri-Contincntal 1 8-13 (Ohio) 9-30 27%c _—.—__ $3.40 Scudder Co. 10-15 37%c J. (monthly)-. Monthly Monthly $4 Oil preferred 10-15 15c (quar.)_____—.___ Co. Steamship 13%c 37%c (quar.)__—._ (quar.)— (quar.) 5%%; preferred Scott A 10- 9-20 9-25 J40c Corp., Ltd., class A (quar.) (quar.)___________^_^______i___ B Transue 9-14 10- 9-24 18%c 10c Company, common..—_—_ 60c convertible preferred (>quar.) Sangamo Electric (quar.) Schenley Industries (quar.) ; 9-29 10-15 $1.12 y2 —__ (quar.)——i Quarterly 15c ________ Trusts 9-'9 4%% preferred (quar.)_____. *$1.12% 5% preferred (quar.):——_____ *50c 10-20 20C — 22c . Sandura Fetzer 4 & 25c . & 3%% 9-30 10-15 1 3% preferred (quar.) Corp., common (quar.)__ 22%c — (quar.) (quar.) participating Standard 9 9- 1 10-15 28c ._ preferred (quar.)~_ 4.40% preferred (quar.): San Diego Imperial Corp., 5%% pfd. (quar.) San Jose Water Works, 5% pfd. (quar.)_— Scott $3 1 9-15 10- 11- General Class 10-20 27»/2C (quar.) Fruit Standard 4%% 5%% 5%% 10- 28c __——..— 5.60% preferred (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.)__ Schwitzer 12- 2 Electric- & Gas 10- 10-16 1 10c Traders Finance 10-20 11- $1.15 (quar.) convertible preferred Standard series preferred Common 75c Co.— Paper 1st 11c 32%c (quar.) 11-1 27 %C —J Standard Financial 9-25 9-25 12-15 $1.25 — Insurance 10-20 (A. $1.60 8-28 1 10-20 1 prior Standard Louis St. 1 10-23 8-28 10-23 1 11- $3.75 Ry. preferred A (quar.) Steel Castings (quar.) 5% St. 10- *25c $$1.25 11- $1.10 preferred (accumulative) E.) Mfg. Co.— preferred (quar.) Standard Dre'dging Corp., common (special) 8-28 Staley St. 10-20 30c RR. (quar.) Square D Company Stahl-Meyer Inc.— 9-16 9-30 1 1 preferred Common 9-17 10c $1 $1.07% 10- 11- : 9-18 10-1 Torrington Co. (quar.)——.—_____ 40c Tower Acceptance Corp., class A (quar.) 8c Towmotor Corp —35c Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance— 9-10 U5c (quar.) (monthly)— Lawrence Corp., 97'/2c (quar.) 1 9-23 preferred (quar.) __________________ 25c Packing Co. (quar.)____^—20c Toronto 10-20 ___ 9-17 10- 1 5% 1 1 Spalding (A. G.) 11-J® 10- 1 10-14 $1.12% (quar.) Safeway Stores, Inc., common 4% preferred (quar.)_ 4.30% preferred (quar.) 540 preferred 10- 11- (quar.)____. 4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.) Sovereign Investors— ' 1 — Quarterly from net investment income 11-10 of Rec. 10- Products Common 9-16 10-12 $1.03% 9-30 1 1 —. Spokane International Quarterly dividend. Stock 10- —_—.—__ 9-15 9-15 1 9-16 45c (quar.) ________— (quar.) (quar.)___ 9-11 12- 9-16 1 92'/2C 9-15 7%c Holdera Payable 25c : (quar.)—50c Tip-Top Canners Ltd., class A 1 s-a) |25c Tishman Realty & Construction Co.— Co.— 10- 1 (quar.) Tinnerman Inc. When Share of Company Clothes. Tobin —*$.3281% (quar.)— Inc. preferred 4.60% Royalite 5J/4% preferred 9-30 10c Crown Cola (quar,) Oil, Ltd.— Royal Service 4.15% 1 10- $1.25 & Bros, (stock dividend)^Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)„______ 4Vi% preferred (quar.) (quar.) 9-20 10- —_—___- 10- 1 10- 1 10-1 10-15 9"22 10- 1 Plywood Corp Corp. (quar.) 1 Timely (Dallas)— — 3.90% 9-15 Name 11-30 $1.07 —_ Insurance Public preferred (quar.) preferred' (quar.) 9-21 25c $1-25 $1.25 —— Per oj Kec $1.16 y4 —. —__ 15c 20c (quar.) preferred 9-10 3.70% Life 4.40% *20c 20% (quar.) com 9-21 J-ll 9-21 40c loc 37 %c 3 (quar.)™—.. Co. 9-18 10-1 9-25 : —-—- Telephone, 5% Ronson (quar.) Quarterly Southwestern Southwestern 9-18 10- $1.50 (quar.)— Monday, September 21, 1959 . Holder1 12-10 Co.— Power preferred (quar.)_ preferred (quar.)•____ 9-15 (quar.)——— Robinson Little & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)__ Rochester Button (stock divid.) Roddis Gas, Electric preferred 9-30 Paper preferred 4.28% 9-30 9-30 preferred 5% 5% $6 pfd. 4.65% 40c (quar.) Rochester 9-10 (s-a) When Payable $1 . ___—___ 65c 5c Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, common 5%% 10-1 Share Mills Natural Southwestern (quar.) dividend—— Stock 9-10 10 20 10-20 Co.— & Corp. Ritter 10- 1 U- 2 11-2 50c (quar.) Products Corp.— Bros, Paper Southwest 90c 20c 93,4C - Company . 10-15 $1.05 10-15 9-12 $1.1214 10-15 9-12 9-11 9-1-2 rVolume Number 5883 190 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .... (1227) * 55 When Per Name of Company / - t . . . . Program, Payable of Rec. Share . Holder* • the ' West Penn Common ■ ■ 4 %% v • 1 preferred preferred B 4.10% 9-10 iquar.)—___ 10-15 9-21 centrated 10-15 9-21 conversion 9-21-1 substantial 9-15 terials . . Stock _ $5 C dividend preferred (quar.) $1.25 f Western Casualty''& Surety Western . Co. (quar.).; preferred Western 90c • Insurance - % 9-30 9-15 Securities 1 1 9-14 10- 1 9-14 9-29 9-17 9-29 9-17 - - — 5% preferred (quar.) 7% > preferred (quar.) Western Massachusetts Western 5% 5% Gas, 1 115c 10-15 t25c 10- 1 10-29 10-14 20c Western . Telegraph Steel Common 10- one 9-15 XYlVzo (quar.) and 9-18 1 10- 1 1 9-10 50c 10- 1 by team effort at phases: 10- 1 9-14 The 10- 1 9- Air 50c 10- 1 9-18 t70c 4 quar.) Wieboldt Stores, Wllliams-McWilliams fi'.ock Wilson to preferred 5.08% 9-18 Profit 9-18 Oil Wood (John) Class income 9-21 Co. i 10- 1 9- elements memory Inc. in digital 10 the orders and by 12- ended of July 31, $787,143 for were SMI.—V. Net Prov. divided 190, from 9 ''Loss.—V. 11- 1 $i.06y4 10- 1 9-15 Altitude for Aircraft SMI's Controllers 10- J$1.50 —— Shell Oil 1 9-15 $1.50 10-31 10-15 $1.25 — 11- 1 10-15 11- 1 10-15 corporate —— (quar.)__ (quar.)— $1.27 11- 1 10- 1 The 9-10 Trust Co., tion.—V. 10- 1 Petroleum Co. (quar.) Woodward & Lothrop, common 5% preferred (quar.) 1 9-16 9-30 9-15 i2y2c — 75c (quar.) 9-29 $1.25 . Wool Combing Corp. of Canada Ltd. Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. (monthly) Monthly 10-15 + ________— 2 10- 1 25c 11- 2 10-20 25c — —— Shield - & York Towne Mfg. Jewelry Zenith 12- 1 The SEC at 11-20 t Payable 1 9-18 books in Canadian tax British for funds, this tax ..'date * and/or Payable T es« * deductible 10-10 9-19 9-29 9-11 S. date funds, income is less at the Noo- source. ■■' • date, was record U. in Jtomaicn ■ incorrect. indicated 15% The corrected payment corporation non-residents GENERAL CORPORATION AND This the belief increase in earnings expressed in the over first our first quarter see reason no for report the to change first the quarter," optimistic he of that "confirms 1959 turning a point viewpoint expressed in added. Operating revenue for the first six months of 1959 totaled $8.934,137 compared with $8,899,768 a year ago. Consolidated net earn¬ ings for the first half were $197,825 compared with $484,423 in 1958. income per against year 1959 and Earnings first share, based 364,000 $1.33 per for in share quarter of upon the 388,000 same outstanding period a year on ago, June was 186, This during 1959 to the 38 period cents in increased the from second 13 cents quarter.—V. in 189, sale 20-20 at to the company's Key Employee Restricted Stock Option Plan. The is now engaged principally in the field of manufacturing and designing various equipment for industrial, military and educa¬ tional applications utilizing skills in infrared, electronics, data process¬ ing, servo devices and controls, instrumentation, optics, electro-mechan¬ ical company plotting Later and this year its in operations South measurement, computing, and feed-back controls. operations will be ocnsolidated with its manufactur¬ a single leased plant now being completed at New Road and Karen Lane, Hicksville, L. I., New York. proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be used as follows: $300,000 for working capital; $200,000 for plant relocation and consoli¬ Net dation at the Hicksville increased civilian site development and and for expansion of equipment; $300,000 with particular attention to research products; and $100,000 for sales promotion ties.—V. retail retail 190, p. and related activi¬ 917. Servomechanisms, Inc.—Thermoelectric corporation's nr. domain computing high purchase Santa Barbara Research of a in of —V. and install of or the With with techniques for the the manufacturing Tecnique 800 sales figures. debentures, due J. units S. and Strauss 1971, underwriting Co., & terms are to be & Co., and Mason York underwriters. ; Army-Navy for the the six will be used to open California. Any used such and for one or balance additional more remaining corporate will purposes as be the determine. 1958 increase taxes__ taxes income received, and to Advances from an borrowing the established of for use American practice from general to its purposes, telephone 1959 income Capital being of 178,850,608 8,139,504 $3,739,504 $1.17 $0.83 4,400.000 due (par July funds St. on acrued are / quarterly any interest, used redemption be effected to Sept. 1, 1964; and for and redemption, on or prior to premium no date payment premium a Catholic Mary's mated after payment be used 188, p. issuing Sisters, Hospital. $4,016,668 of is Society, West a constructing Huntington, the PRESENT additions and FINANCING in the rate at shares beginning Sept. on purchase 1985 15,000,000 1, 1987 15,000,000 15,000,000 1, 1989 20,000,000 20,000.000 1991 30,000,000 30,000,000 678 1, 8, the premium March 1, shall 1962; thereafter, (b) 1% W. payment of a Va., The Virginia new, will addition cost proceeds of repayment of the cost of the an of BUSINESS—The a its principal Southern for of period, of the a of executive incorporated was April on 19, England offices by at $30,510 1, value had of elections Sept on Telephone Company, 227 Special a Church Act of were Nov. on market Company value about pay current^payment $2,402,660 and the market New purchase from St., General 1882. New 8, which Haven Assembly of is engaged in the business of furnishing communica¬ mainly local and toll telephone service, throughout the State of Connecticut except for the principal portion of the Town of Greenwich, where New York Telephone Co. has approximately 26,000 telephones in service and a few small communities where connecting companies have approximately 6,300 30, company services, 1959 slightly the had company more than 1,184,874 one-half were 10"' Southwestern Bell in Net Net 1959—7 Mos.—1958 $ 384,098,380 32,664,589 238,258,088 223,066,468 9,239,911 74,236,678 63,228,048 4,484,765 34,337,754 31,222,028 8.815,871 taxes— 5,039,592 9,603,564 9,830,153 8,633,413 8,821,515 190, s 56,219,418 423,324,594 taxes__ operating 76,492,074 70,973,259 717. p. June which -Earnings— $ 62,790,567 39,331,540 after —V. Co. 1959—Month—1958 operating income charges Other On of the Bridgeport, Hartford, New Waterbury exchange areas.—V. 190, $ income telephones in service. telephones in service, Telephone Period End. July 31— 66,581,836 60,798,822 Span America Boat Co., Inc., Fort Dodge, Iowa—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— ' The to esti¬ the bonds, temporary loans, new value Officers having *7,577,563 shs. to Bonds corporation four-wing which net 15,000,000 deductions share payment 1959. 25,000,000 employees per market a the shares by which on $38.40 had of $15,000,000 10,000,000 shs elections effect, of Outstanding 1, 1979 $15,000,000 1980 25,000,000 1959. (a) on or prior to Sept. 1, 1964, such funds after said date without premium. including equipment. financing costs and toward with extensions, TO $25) 1959 the by follows: as not be redeemed with borrowed funds PROCEEDS—The conformity 1, June value 31, were These the $2,637,000 to debs., shares made 1958, tion $ interest. redeemable and may be redeemed with Roman including 1, debs., due March stock "As 58,600 The 1958 11,430,632 6,180,000 taxes^ share______________ accrued are in plant. Britain, N«w Haven, Stamford and principal, obtained are EFFECT 30-year 3'/8% debs., due March 35-year 2%% debs., due Sept. 33-year 3J/4% debs., due July 33-year 3% debs., due April 34-year 3'/4% 33-year 4'/8% received company, which are time the proceeds are general corporate purposes. the for company CAPITALIZATION GIVING expenses____ and proceeds American at the company, which it expects to continue American company, as need therefor arises' Federal may 61,329,636 54,735,832 64,225,461 of the corporate improvements balance any Operating if 32,797,702 73,619,339 net at 2% 36,188,298 9,176,882 8,097,092 8,535,162 revenues unborrowed $ 4,615,843 917. Operating thereafter $ 58,084,188 442,506,427 401,070,604 36,053,081 266,322,871 251,122,671 8,238,382 66,375,919 55,820,595 10,070,278 charges 1959—7 Mos —1958 $ 40,198,098 8,744,738 5,123,225 p. Co.—Earnings— 1959—Month—1958 64,136,339 Connecticut 2613. be the 1958, has been Venezuelan repayment of advances from the expected to approximate $20,000,000 Conn., Earnings Up— taxes— other common If 30, 2396. Bend, Wis., is presently offering $1,000,000 of 5%, 5Vs%, 5V4%, 5%%, and 5^2% first mortgage serial bonds, due quarterly from March 1, 1961 to Sept. 1, 1974, inclusive, of in June income taxes imposed applicable to all of corporation's 2958 Venezuelan but p. for has $5,250,632 bonds months ended during the p. The shares outstanding 1958—48,337,007. American Telephone and Telegraph Co., which owns 21.3% company's presently outstanding shares, has advised the com¬ pany that it intends to sell, as a whole, at competitive bidding the 1,467,120 rights which it will receive. It has further advised that' bids will be received up to 11:00 A.M. (New York Time) on Sept. 21, 1959 and will be opened at such time. PROCEEDS—The company intends to use the Sisters of The Pallottine Missionary Society, Hunting¬ W. Va.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West payment of 1959—48,465,990; The ton, 100% 13§ $1.59 number average is conducting and. on magnetic Instrumentation •- Southern New England Telephone Co.—Stock Offered on Sept. 15 offered to its stockholders of record Sept. 8 the right to subscribe on or before Oct. 9, 1959, for 688,885 additional shares of capital stock (par $25) at $35 per share on the basis of one new share for each ten shares held. The offering is not period. company through a subsidiary, is engaged in diversified line of consumer goods in Oakland. Net 191,805,029 p. the 4,099,000 31,441,000 41,541,000 —The company of Broadway, Oakland, Calif., on Sept. 14 with the SEC covering $800,000 of 7% profit 180, 62,976,000 59,721,000 , the funds & per 77,144,000 taxes 50,326,000 share per operating 190, nationally, in most key markets. in department stores, independent and distributed for professional use in beauty the the as income Fed. 47,540,000 57,600,000 5,076,000 31,575,000 48,080,000 amortiz.__ Authorized Northern may before of leases— taxes retail are statement 1955, general for and other construction. 2787. SEC corporation on Sept. 9 filed a letter of notification with the covering 175,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be per share, through R<, A. Hoknan & Co., Inc., New York, offered at $1 N. Y. The tional T proceeds are to be used to purchase raw materials, working capital and other corporate purposes. for addi¬ Research— Center efficiency thermoelectric materials income income income —V. for advertising and for working sal»s Profit & indebtedness on $ 25,07l',000 underwritten. to 6 Months Ended June 30— Net 1958 1,529,185,000 1,415,650,000 1,065,441,000 982,511,000 196,729,000 183,03s!ooo exps. exps. amortization costs expenses Bankers notification of Singer Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.) —V. The to management will research sale oper. revenues Associa¬ distributed at located at price in 199. p. 1,503,649,000 1,390 579 000 25,536,000 2801. listed stores added Earnings the pursuant letter a involved proceeds of this iinancirg Net America—Registers With SEC— at than 189, after $ 100% of their principal amount. Ira Haupt & Co. principal underwriter; and the underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The registration also includes 67,000 shares of common stock, to be offered the cents Jericho Turnpike. New Hyde Park. N. Y., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 11, 1959. covering $1,000,000 of convertible subordinated debentures, to be offered as is amendment. Organized Prov. public filed 8 used subordinated are etc.__ : and discount reflect oper. Net Hardware Co.—Registers With SEC— by services, administrataive Net income to Net Canada—Files 1958. corporation, located listed Toronto, test equipment; and p. offering Brothers this 30 51 2724. Servo Corp. of be sold are stores, fund supplied profit picture has been reached. our "We Sept. and registration a public quarter report and months: Federal and 80,000 shares of common stock These securities are to be offered in units consisting of $1,000 principal amount of debentures and 100 common shares. The 12) page Ltd., amcunt company, sinking *$0.25 190, 1959 oil, retirements on six Other Exchange Bank, Hanover Bank, America, National Trust and Savings to are Color-Tone drug filed INVESTMENT NEWS from crude income income Operating Operating expenditures. Corn on the products $0.56 currently outstanding.—V. $ L. Schultz, President, on Sept. 15, announced the acquisition Tecnique, Inc., a midwest manufacturer and distributor of hair coloring products, presently located in Minneapolis, Minn. Sig Pass, who as head of Tecnique originally developed Tecnique Color-Tone, a hair color cosmetic, will continue his present duties as President of Tecnique, Inc., subsidiary of Shulton, Inc. The transaction was an outright purchase for cash. There was no chain $0.34 shares Period End. July 31- Credit— Shulton, Inc.—Enters Hair Coloring Field— The tax rax (Continued and income.—V. George Tecnique here. Canadian of interest plant in December of of 93,811 $93,760 *$0.21 capital. Simon the 800,000 $0.57 1 proceeds disclosure 218,900 $209,848 share Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Chemical salons.—V. said *$169,724 800,000 covering 95,000 shares of capital stock (par 10 cents) to be offered through Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.,„ Denver, The 9-15 tax* 7%. tax. Previously published $456,837 $0.13 $1.50 per share, Colo. 187,671 133,800 products, materials, & NOTE: 9-14 dividend. . y 9-10 25c 15%;- resident income 1 9-25. 9-30 , . ——. 40c closed not 10- 25c IV-iC — (quar.)__ • (quar.) .(increased). resident Less 37yac — iquar.t Curry Co. Radio Transfer a (quar.). ' Corrugating and •Based Crl23.000 800,000 1958 $3,439,815 428,748 2744. p. equipment, control Yosemite Park & *292,724 Securities and Exchange Commission— 2 9-30 25c _______ Monthly 99- 9-29 15c (quar.) number $4,013,731 706,837 9-16 10- + 1959 $4,298,513 . $6,925,496 . 40c $$1.12Vss f$1.12Vb _ common abandonments Net ♦Net $106 357 capital of -6 Mos. End. June 30- 260,301 income Interest arranged through the Irving Trust Co. The other Bank of New York, Morgan Guaranty Bank and 189, Earnings Up— taxes intangible development 1437. Chemical being built and to 1„ 1959; An additional complete the new high now to $126,501 general Deprec., the First National City Co., 1960 $ oil. Depl., 1959—6 Mos.- 1958 $287,449 and in income taxes: products, Selling, Co. $0.36 was issued 390. p. income on Dividends sup¬ 800,000 p. be $2,282,712 per of first ;_ purposes are Trust Industries Ltd.— ___ will 6 Months Ended June 30— Central being 250,000 se¬ First Trustee. Smith Oil Tool Co, other Provision for 4,000 of are the any profit adjusted agreement banks 10-15 75c — ;______ 178, for Fed. Sales The company on Sept. 16 announced that it had reached a stand¬ by loan agreement in the amount of $100,000,000 with seven banks. H. S. M. Burns, President, said the money would be used for general , tquar.) 556,449 Co.—Granted Bank 9-15 9-30 10c notes Taxes, $2,746,976 110,357 Sisters notes and Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings— into 1074. p. 269,000 138, The June 30,'59 •Based 9-14 9-30 25c of Earnings corporation Hughes parts spare this 1959, The of 1860. corporation High School, Cincinnati, Ohio, $1,290,000 of notes maturing Dec. before Net Federal taxes profit —'. in notes on sales Profit Crude 1959—3 Mos.—1953 taxes— for obligation the McAuley Net Orders— Barometric outstanding Burnings per shave 4 10- before between 3 Mos. End. laminating amount these the of direct a incorporated Minneapolis, all interest (H. C.) and These years. is are Ohio, field, conducting, mag¬ memory elements Center of or school.—V. of use this circuitry logic elements are fabricated by techniques which have been de¬ Research one accrued $2,000,000 worked The innovation an films of months Shares 4 1-4-60 35c Woodley for evaporated 9-11 — A (quar.)——— preferred (quar. 4l/a % ing of Bank refinance thin miniaturize $4,755,532 Provision 9-18 $1.26 (quar.) preferred Wiser is to issue indenture of this issue may be prepaid at par semi-annual interest paying date prior maturity on 30 days written notice to the Trustee. This note issue has been authorized to finance part of the cost and the sales 1 (increased)——— preferred Net 8 . preferred (1897) (quar.)— Wisconsin Public Service— 5% 9- 1 1% J6% for Any ex¬ trust a consists Period End. June 30 9-17 - 1 1% Co., common (quar.)_— preferred (quar.)— 5.04% 1 V Stationers & Envelopes, Ltd. Wir.n-Dixie Stores (monthly)-— Wisconsin Electric Power Co.— p. is this of Cincinnati, Shahmoon Industries, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up— 10- . Co. 9-15 9-30 183Ac Willson the to Aircraft four in of Hughes 10- & $4.25 Wilson-Jones in generator by National Research, includes Computers 10- dividend Net in Servomechanisms, Barbara Research last orders 75c — Industries— dividend Stock our Santa Hughes majority 20c ; preferred (quar.) 6% preferred (quar.)—— Williams Bros. Co. (quar.) in properly Basic Basic Data $1.06% (quar.)______ eommon 10c —— $4.25 * at of cured Applied Research and Research En¬ mainly of materials investigation; reduction to practice of a new idea; Research Engineering readies a new device for processing by of the production divisions. plied 9-10 10- $1.31 % (from net income) Inc. 1 9-24 10- 50c —.— Whitehall Fund, Zale properties notes Mercy Hardware, Ltd.— $2.50 1st pref. (accum.)— White Motor Co., common (increased 5lA % preferred (quar.)^; Yale and represents much composed the Research received 75c ____ do logic by program interaction fabricated ANIP During the 9-15 $1.25 ______ thermoelectric a interaction digital to should Receives Corp.— (increased-quar.) thermoelectric The A ma¬ Gross 9-10 10- i of domain ANIP domain gineering. 12-10 10-15 them. obtaining a magnetic which Applied tl7%c A ._; 5% preferred (quar.)—__y._—_____ Whitaker Paper (quar.)^_____. . three 9-10 1-2-60 be The 9-18 1 30c ___.— Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.) Wheeling 10- 30c (quar.) Inc. (quar.) (George), Ltd., class B (quar.) Class 10-15 $1.25 (quar.)_—______—$1.25 Union Weston 35c —- ——— relatively high utilize to these three types of films. Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc., Servomechanisms, Inc., Varo Manufacturing Co., Inc., and Litton Industries is developing the RV-2 airborne digital computer based on the principal of magnetic domain interaction. This computer is scheduled for com¬ pletion in approximately two years." 9-17 (quar.)——— preferred White 10- 37'/2C the "Ar. 9-23 _____—__ (quar.)_ construction approach an one can 9-11 (quar.)______ pfd. (quar.) Westmoreland, > 30c 9-15 Precipitation (quar.»—. & Stationery Corp.— preferred 5% 9-17 - on Tablet Common . 9-17 9-30 ' Natural Western ! 9-29 (quar.)—__— Western Plywood, Ltd., class B Class A (s-at_____ Western 9-29 $1.75 .___ have toward veloped -by Servomechanisms, Inc. over the past techniques enable the evaporation of thin films of netic, and dielectric materials. Digital logic and 37V2C . ___—______ Cos. retaining it reliability. "Magnetic domain memory and high vaccum thermal evaporation 11-12 10- — directed increase T2- com of use been and $1 Co., of will devices of is 5V4% serial coupon notes, dated Sept. 1, 1959, due serially, from Sept. 1, 1961, through Sept. 1, 1974, inclu¬ sive, at 100% and accrued interest. con¬ temperatures. magnetic A (quar.)____ t. 62%c preferred (quar.) _________—$1.50 Western Maryland Ry., common (quar.) 90c 4% preferred (quar.) $1 6% > "The out 9-15 10-15 which design effort capability mechanical has 9-21 10-15 135c the this is research high outputs levels. . 9-10 150c (quar.) (quar.) Class v 9-14 (quar.) j. Western Grocers Ltd., class A $1.40 9-15 9-21 9-30 1 the "Thermoelectric materials of and of states: and sizable portion of this program has been devoted to this phase of the effort. A unique washer type configuration has been developed, and this development shows promise, particularly for 9-15 1 9-30 10- design amount tremely critical and ;'35c 20c —: Stores Department Western Electric 1 10- 9 on Sept. 1. This work is sponsored by of Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc. through funds of Naval Research. further efficiency with "The 9 9- the on high very 8 9- 10c ■ $4.50 preferred (quar.—_________ Western Carolina Telephone Co.__. Y 10- $1.12'/2 ___-—^ f 9- 9-28 1%" Jr.—' Division the Office announcement 9-25 $1.05 (quar.) preferred The announced was by 65e _____ (quar.)_____——.-J*.; $1.02% »* 10-15 West Texas Utilities, 4.40% pfdMquar.)—: $1.10 10- 1 West Virginia Pulp & Paper 10- 1 (quar.) 30c West Virginia Water Service, com. (quar.)__ 9-28 17c t-. it Segundo $1.12% —— 4.20% r . El allocated Power— Sisters of Mercy of Cincinnati, Ohio — Serial Notes Offered—Keenan & Clarey, Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn., on Aug. 7 publicly offered $1,800,000 of 4V2%, 4%%, 5% Specialty Electronics Development Corp.—Sells Unit— The trade glass name seal have division been of sold this to corporation and Larry L. Constantin, its "Seal-A-Matic" who will continue 56 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1228) the H. sale Specialty's announced on President, the formed for July 23. being company new a the A. Chief and Executive Officer. Y. C. Division, was elected President.—-V. Sperry 189, p. 1792. Corp.—Unit Awarded Large Contract Rand million $142 contract and ground SAC wing of systems properly, shows where the faults arc, and supplies simple maintenance instructions Convair, 2 Mach the to operator. ditional The and manager prime contractor for trie mat the Air Force had author¬ for the second SAC wing of B-58 Hustlers. bombing-navigation systems for these ad¬ recently ized long-lead time items Sperry also will provide announced B-58s. first the operational plane to be guided by an auto¬ matic inertial navigation system. The system, which utilizes dopplerinertial and stellar information, permits the B-58 to be flown in¬ ertial" for hours. Unlike less sophisticated guidance systems, Hustler s gyro-stabilized bomb-nav system automatically measures velocity in addition to distance traveled. The systems are being produced by Sperry under contract to Division of General Convair, Dynamics Corp.—V. Sun Chemical 190, the Eric control W. F. international offices Magin, in the Chicago, Chairman the of will Ground 111., will establish its corporate Board, and the by area G. A. summer Patterson, be broken next Park Ridge. The month for two-story 43,000 a and In Patterson also 1960, President, of announced that another which headquarters for structure, as Mr. Patterson said. D installation Square the Chicago area is virtually complete and will be formally opened shortly. It is a 56,000 square foot, one-story building in Schiller Park, designed to contain an assembly plant and sales offices for the West Central and "The from move central —V. Midwestern and 184, Detroit is being made order to provide as Mr. Patterson said. in possible," as 2122. p. Sta-Rite Inc. Stock — Offering Oversub¬ public offering of 118,270 shares of common stock (par $2) offered at $12.75 per share, by an underwriting group headed by Loewi & Co. was over¬ shares were 66,170 shares For the and further sold books for for the the details, closed. Of of V. 190, the the of account account see Standard Oil Co. total, and company, selling a 52,100 stockholder. the True's plants Utah and of about in the Co., (Indiana). Co. marketer a operates Oil under E. of Swearingen, The well the outlets Washington, Mr. for shares Swearingen of and and True The company covering at Sept. on 150,000 filed 2 shares of The proceeds to are letter a common be used stock of Standard said.—V. 189, oil flowed hole Oil. notification of stock (par $1) with be to the SEC offered at to purchase barrels to 2,665 of Fuller 1959—6 Mos.—1958 $1,447,123 $9,317,401 . $8,243,140 3 Mos. Ended sales Profit before Prov. for income Net $13,450,079 —____ inc. Fed. taxes & taxes 333.380 State The and completion is 99,500 500,400 263,000 $443,733 $235,109 the The Net for gain inc. __ offset non-recurring gain on disposal of of in with noted other 190, that nations 190, of gas sand. 1 A. Baker, O. from day a well The Hills 24 flowing makes Cooper gas Caddo county. pool Ih? the hot of spot vast a Morton 4,303 of feet the the completion in day per its of the Pool, contemplated Sunset Field in Sterling, President, "was drilled to a property recently acquired by Sunset in Warren-Bradshaw are completed for added 99 barrels Exploration this Co. Mr. The Sterling.—V. 189, Freezer company covering 3,450 shares of share, without The proceeds new 100 No. Syntex in the 2832. p. Seattle, Wash.— filed 8 letter a stock common of notification Eli The (par $51 the SEC to be offered at $14.41 be uspd Securities the Co. above.—V. and Securities Act Exchange working capital, 1933 187, the 1959—6 Mos.—1958 $4,608,912 2,476.780 2,011,040 $1,107,949 $978,416 $2,132,132 $1,729,620 582.417 and 2,474,750 shares outstanding All full. bank For $0.40 the June on loans and first six 30 other of in common both ____ months of and class and in listed Commission has by order an tem¬ registration under respect to a proposed stock offering the Harvey Building, West Palm Beach, in A naye and asserts not false anti-fraud the and with; mat txie representations of stock offering the Securities of opportunity for hearing, upon be Commission complied provision) should the as broker- a investment the year 1959, vacated request, made or material violate Act. the on offering company s would The fact; order question and Section 17 whether that the issuer set forth a the has acquired to and conditions disclose stock sale; officials data; staff; for such and the option may be issuer's broker-dealer operations, fully the to. which the disclose proposed all use material of lhe proceeds transactions with controlling persons, including certain to "highly qualified specialists" on re¬ references Mr. McCulloch facturing and perienced "B" Tekoil in the balance sheet of a $100,000 appraisal option acquired at no cost and the inclusion of income in an earning statement; inclusion in the mortgages and stock held in trust by the issuer; and common have the been issued company paid ended sales W. retained period, H. now xertified a oil the since reported 31, 1959, $667,477 averaging August, of July of Davison, in Secondary secondary This orders company totaling on ip Sept. excess 15 of announced $525,000 from it has Beech Mr. debt Davison the four follow-on. Aircraft Corp., of and sales gas stated barrels produced stated result months Mr. to * its in that crude of for be the oil Mr. Profit bef. Prov. for Net said oil capital fiscal compared production During for the the "We look projections accurate, anc' has the made activity in said. a The for of government tape and recorders has it been elected announced was Executive and Chairman on Sept. 14 Officer.—V.- Temco offered were of Temco announced was Sept. offering service,'complete other Industrial, on 190. new Fed. financial inc. per 190, tax tax ex¬ any opening - - ' • 1959—6 Mos —1958 2,395,000 1,845,000 4,710,000 3'305'oOQ $2,642,900 $1,948,900 $5,156,900 $3,666,700 $1.04 $2.75 $195 share__ com. manu- to $23,045,400 $20,632,600 $43,986,400 $37,558 600 5,037,900 3,793,900 9,866,900 6 971 700 _______ $1.41 - 817. p. the stability, men, 1959—3 Mos.—1958 inc. Fed. of division, southwestern a with firms a 10. 0 , Tex-Star Oil 0 Gas & Corp.-—Debentures Offered—« Stroud & Co., Inc. and Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, on Sept. 14 publicly offered $1,500,000 of 6% convertible debentures due Sept. accrued This offering int. celled into conversion for previous stock common price on share per Sept. option 1, will of the 1961 I. 1963 with be the 1974; 106% ; in at in or 1. 1961 and four period. the acquisition gas be may net of redeemed proceeds producing companies and and the oil be and activities balance through will loss in months the was period in its long-term $4,500,000 bank loan, increased $2,434,024 for the a forward to and our year appear continued production continue through to expand our CAPITALIZATION GIVING early this year have proven projections of cash flow in excess be justified."—V. 189. 1, gas be used EFFECT by the thereto; general PRESENT "In in stock July. 1960 the the the of total a ordinary amount $105,735 of $35,000 of course issued company of to referred of to sundry business 11472',809 its above. July and 6% paid p. 645. shs. due note its 6% note The company esti¬ will ,be paid in indebtedness during oil "$379,931 fl,500 000 and company pvesently the sale of this for Outstanding bank a $250,000 com¬ FINANCING 1,000.000 shs. principal amount that fund repay sundry corporate pur¬ $1,500,000 pari 1959, in principal mates ($1 to 100%, and to : convertible subordinated debentures July, prior at company small properties for TO and adjustment 1963 Authorized Sundry indebtedness Common 1963- to August, 1959. The intends to use up to $379,931 of the proceeds from ofiering to pay the sundry indebtedness. (iExcludes upon 50,000 stock fThe of will and owns plant and takes drilling States ties of are to its ventures. Texas, exploration It is Oklahoma, UNDERWRITERS—The purchase qualified California to the ' set the & below principal forth in its the activi¬ Oklahoma. have severally amount opposite and but It under¬ business in in gasoline company interests named company the Louisiana, lesser Co., Inc.. $1,400,000 $100,000.—V. 190, p. 817. Redpaht, issuance debentures natural transact and with debentures and activities underwriters from subordinated Stroud names: the on corporation engaged production of oil and gas. and mainly confined to lexas to requirements gathering system incident company's for Delaware a of. an the reserved $90,000. company is exploration for interest in a gas business under shares . interest BUSINESS—The the also issuance 187,500 debentures. annual be for reserved plan the aggregate offered now snares option conversion of 6% tiieir respective Auchincloss, Parker & promises to Texaco, Inc.—Announces New Jet Fuel— A revolutionary increase well development in jet aircraft fuel lifting power, extend non-stop flight virtually eliminate exhaust smoke aircraft lice, as as on Sept. 11 Thfu *>ecrct °* as described its by L. C. discovered to be Kemp, Jr., in jet aircraft range Vice-President new Texaco jet fuel extremely low "luminosity," critical that on lies a in in 190, was charge what property fuels.—V. and engine take-off, Mr. only of Kemp recently 1118. p. Texas American Oil Corp.—Wildcat Well— It vas announced drilling at No. Pumary goal production formation of those of 2 of on Aug. 29 that this corporation has started Fitzgerald, East Apache County, Arizona wildcat. the explorer is to develop commercial discovery helium gas from two possible pay zones in the Coconino 1,200 xeet, Nash J. Dowdle, President, revealed. Value should be determined within 30 days, he said. above zones The six completed wells in No. 2 Fitzgerald is on that planned of are shut in for lack of 4.400 acres American. It area block a Texas is block possible —V. 190, that during oil and p. at the gas least next one 18 3,500 foot months. formations Mr. between 306. of wildcat leases will Dowdle 1,200 feet be said, and drilling made to 31, sinking a used incidental will con¬ following including thereafter Sept. poses. of This Aug. subject and after be the and. time prior to maturity, part on any date prior any whole Sept. on 103% ; and on interest. at and 6% will at to accrued debentures mencing in 1961. barrel refinanced and 1974 $8 including 31, redeemable company, at The indebtedness, and Aug. 31, stock: conditions. debentures the to debentures Aug. common 1961; $9.50 thereafter thereafter to and including certain the before or of 1, 1974 at 100% plus quickly oversubscribed. was redemption 31, Aug. was month (2,090,000) corresponding secondary recovery operations primary production is developed for the City, in size. fine Chief capabilities that assembly profit —V. the flow Island space Sussman 1958. 1955. company payment working reported: Cash highly an our additional of $1,000,000 of operating loss for the improvement over' the $187,169 flow its $872,815, millionth March of period. Davison as of period monthly. two months $152,773 that that of Tennessee Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up— ^ four corresponding operations through the sale of with Long feet equipment and creation President, research. Loss— first 1958. programs. received the corresponding period of 1958. Cash $377,793, as compared with $210,236 and Orders— oil the 75,000 over company company had a represented a $34,396 increases Summers Gyroscope Co.—Receives Add'l for President, starting control . Chairman— as President Period End. June 30— sales agreed Corp.—Reports Smaller year in con¬ market. Secretary-Treasurer, Net convertible corporation flight machinery and space capability or is contemplating southwestern manufacturing division.—V. 189, p. 2937. lease the firm name of The and Street, in full a management, skilled that had oversold its company the public accountant when the issuer's financial statements were not certified by such firm. Furthermore, the notification fails to disclose certain information required by Regulation A, including the name and address of each predecessor and affiliate of the issuer and information concerning unregistered securities issued or sold within one year to the filing by the issuer and its affiliated companies.—V. 190, p. 266. $0.70 Offering — A offering of 30,165 shares of 5% convertible preferred stock (par $100) which had been scheduled for Sept. 15 was postponed by Lehman Brothers and Glore, Forgan & Co., presumably because of poor market con¬ ditions. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. had been named as the seller.—V. 190, p. 918. — tripled has Elected McCulloch, as of will associate -a* - building, been consumer manufacturing Sept. 10 with the Robert inclusion the amount of failure a under reasonably itemized statement of the use terms failure The Corp. main has the Sussman, restricted 30-year lease on 100 acres of industrial property adjacent to the County Airport at Okeechobee, Fla., whereas it has only a three-year option to lease such land; failure exercised; an guidance Auto- "Minute- Temco Aircraft Corp.—Creates New Division— the permanent. adequacy and accuracy of various informational disclosures in offering circular are challenged by the Commission, including a statement the 9. and Chief Financial Officer, provides The the $1,729,620 $1.10 of $1,658,04S, or 61% of the total earnings for the paying dividends totaling $1.056,503.—V. 189, p. 2832. Studebaker-Packard the Instant con¬ Talmage S. Wilcher stockholder The Commission's certain 'terms and conditions of Regula¬ misleading thereof, reason with principal that been and by registered engaged as underwriter local lending corporations, President order is from batteries of the company's area by 25% research and development communications for PROCEEDS^—The issued be organizing as suspension tion is company is said to The 95. p. to per The with obligations earnings after $2,714,549 '■ years. long-term Sept. Telectrosonic Rosenberg, Harry Sept. Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration for offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount a notification filed July 6, 1959, the issuing company proposed the public offering of 159,000 shares of non-vocing class B stock at $2 balance sheet $3,740,660 1,113,990 $978,416 Autonetics public share. received Inc. systems a the of produces tapes Board at 2046. p. with located Fla. issuer's 1,238.480 $0.68 on enlarge use. Stanley of under Regulation A exemption from a of by this corporation, value ]959—3 Mos.—1958 $1,690,366 to Telectro $11 for Corp.—Signs Research Agreement- Lilly & porarily suspending or share— per on missile. "Minuteman's" increases space together of facilities income "Based its section vertible with underwriting. to are missile production building for expansion of tape recorder subsidiary, Telectrosonic Corp., Harry Sussman, department disclosed Net been Aviation, control the smain refurbished Unless Talmage Wilcher, Inc.—Stock Offering Suspended Securities and Exchange Commission— $0.26 582,417 •Earnings it engineering The 657,361 Gain various ballistic announced possible Earns, its "Sunset-Tejon" Manufacturing Co., Sept. on ballistic for 29 Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— $0.57 $2,092,406 The it of of President, properties. lease." Kern of has American for square production TXL Slater A. on batteries North contract corporation, located at 35-16 37th has taken an additional 10,000 Y., Well— Texas. said of intercontinental neighborhood a barrels intercontinental $120,926 a tested also Corp.—New announced 104 wag open North the Petroleum Aug. on it totaling $295,000 from the Convair Dynamics Corp. The batteries will "Atlas" that power Rosenberg miles from 20 266. p. projects, President. Telectro Industries Corp.—Adds to Facilities— Well— than oil pool of well new missile Whittaker, General activated electric civilian unit of 10,199 acres Sunray, as planning additional locations to further are the of added division a This N. gas-distillate wildcat a more feet of Eakley contracts Force's responsible for the system.—V. 190, p. 403 in 817. p. Watonga, the No. cubic in Air tractor manu¬ producers County, Calif., at a depth of 615 feet, degree gravity oil per day. This well as drilled as a follow-up to the recent deepening of No. 94, an isolated producer which was brought in pumping 50 barrels of oil per day. P'urther development of this apparent new block is contemplated, 662,361 (net) of for Division the automatically 16-section a which well, Concurrently, Tejon on associates off-sets more pumping $0.09 income before broadcasting completed which is Cherokee East International management taxes agencies southwest miles area.—V. depth of acquisition Two 657,361 $2,346,429 the the block total its $0.19 Broadcasting Co.—Earnings Increased— non-recurring in of corporation "B"-4, 662,361 Period Ended June 30— before taxes & of provide by southwest 23 located large v/ildcat new to Income is operator, and test muneration Storer in Whittaker netics, gravity distillate per million feet of gas, equivalent day, almost a, record high for western Oklahoma miles north suspension $90,182 shs. \outstdg. Earns, per com. share__ —V. 189, p. 2397. Provision 6 Mos. Ended Aug.2,'58 Aug. 1,'59 Aug, 2,'58 $12,998,633 $26,894,204 $25,419,431 189,682 944,133 498,109 176,700 Common have top-priority Wm. R. .... Mr. nation discovery 24 the an $156,680 _______ profit its that be executive inarke:ed.—V. or 41,000,000 feet per (the Co.—Earnings Rise— Aug. 1,'59 Net miles 14 53.3 bbls. contains & sold associates potential of a that Stix, Baer of production. gas about 65 is 2725. p. regulating as western Oklahoma, 10,764-10,806 sultant 1959—Month—1958 $1,750,196 189, charge to manufacture coloring in¬ United States Food and Drug the of nation's by 9 thO power the program, man" In Stores Inc.—Sales Up— Sales —V. or at dealer Sterchi Bros. v . producers. 2937. p. government bonds, of which part will be placed in surplus and the balance for working capital. Period End. Aug. 31— the Salt share, without underwriting. per and company Located some Standard Savings Life Insurance Co., Denver, Colo.— Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— $2 like under will American of Mid-Continent Oil Co.—Wildcat Blaine County, See capital Mr. indicated, Chemical equipped of Sept. called used magnetic northeastern outstanding True's of Sun on (Astronautics) be Its Refining Co., a Standard affiliate headquartered will manage the True's operations for Standard. transaction provides an exchange of the issued and stock produces number a standards will be the Oil (Indiana), in two announced a Blackstead The be which Idaho. of will Administration, per products in "Rainbow." name service* station portion area John of petroleum trade the retail 125 eastern in the panhandle arid City, capital Co. Oil for 60 years consist bulk Oregon, Lake Co., Northwest, facilities 22 Standard Oil True's of include organization gredients to meet the 9 Sept. Pacific Chemical Sun for sources subordinated agreement for the acquisition by this company of the outstanding stock of True's Oil Co., of Spokane, Wash., was announced on of of Telecomputing Corp.—Receives Two Contracts— Telecomputing's Cook Batteries, a subsidiary located in Denver, Colo., manufacture automatically and manually activated silver zlno -'1a Mr. abroad. new Sweden An President operate Monday, September 21, 1959 . This corporation has received contracts totaling $415,926 for production of specialized batteries to be used as electric batteries located company, will . will jointly owned and jointly sharing of the know-how, manufacturing facilities of two of the and role, latter The 1074. p. (Indiana)—Acquisition— by Cecil L. True, President contacts, subsidiaries or County, "The well," scribed—The recent subscribed new producing cosmetic colorings for British and European cosmetic plants Ector Products, This Middlesex, Vice-President Williams-Ansbucher's Sunset location a orders and largest companies in the pigment and dye industry. Wiiliams-Hjunslow, Ltd. was organized in 1877. Ansbacher-Siegle Corp. a merger of G. Siegle of America Corp. and A. B. Ansbacher Corp., which were two of the oldest dry color manufacturing concerns in the United States.,: regions. convenient Beach- oldest foot building square basement will house approximately 115 employees, will serve corporate officers and staff and corporate research, Mr. sales resources, electrical of announced jointly on Sept. 9. Since its founding in 1903, the company's headquarters have been located in Detroit, Mich. in suburban Ltd. Hounslow, management. Group, declared that the new operated company will represent, in effect, in manufacturer products and distribution equipment, executive in company Chemicals either leading a the the Summers Corp.—English Affiliate Formed— Blackscead, This company, for parts under which Williams-Ansbacher, as British Wiiliams-Hounslow Sunray Square D Co.—To Move Executive Offices— This and $2,000,000 provide more efficient means of serving the overseas market and wider advantage of expanding sales opportunities abroad, Ansbacher-Siegle Corp., a division of Sun Chemical Corp., has joined with Williams-Hounslow, Ltd., British pigment and dyestuff manufacturing firm, in the joint ownership and operation of a new company to be 717. p. total a take facturers. is B-58 to was system weapon aircraft, flight control system target aircraft. To known for production of inertial bombing-navisupport equipment for the U. S. Air Force's first 36 B-58 supersonic bombers has been awarded to Sperry Gyroscope Co., it .vas announced today (Sept.. The B-58 tactical support equipment accounts for approximately $38,000,000 of the contract figure. This Sperry-developed support equip¬ ment determines whether the bombing-navigation system is functioning A bring formerly Thomas, John eation KDB-1 new, deliveries will continue into I960. The Navy KDB-1 target is used for surface-to-air and air-to-air weapons systems evaluation and training.—V. 190, p. 1019. Vice-President-Operations, was elected Vice-Chairman of the C. Denton, formerly Vice-President-Agricultural Chemicals General for Navy orders elected Chairman has been President, formerly Spencer, Board Board. Kansas, S. U. The relating to this project, Spencer Chemical Co.—Changes in Personnel Kenneth of Wichita, of as Cammer, The built purpose, provides needed manufacturing space for expansion electronic lines, Mr. Cainmer said—V. 190, p. 318. business Russell . Texas Calgary Co.—Assets to Be Acquired— See Texstar Cprp. below.—V. 187, p. 2120. an outlet. owned by drilled on to explore 3 500 feet Volume 190 Number 5883 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... (1229) Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Partial Redempt'n The corporation called Broadcaster" redemption Oct. on 1, share.—V. 190, of used by 18-years over anyone examination any technical or of age without the knowledge.—V. 190, percentages each Merrill Thor Power Tool Co.—New Product— This corporation plans increase to by adding 300,000 shares of ized 4,000,000 are shares second of shares authorized its to components and for making manufacturing operations—has 4,600,000 Neil preferred stock. stock, common Currently author¬ which 2,949,796 are of also outstanding, and.300,000 shares of first preferred stock. Following to market it is the stockholders 150,000 expected, shares the meeting on Oct. million) of the 14, ($15 statement proxy the preferred be convertible into according to the proxy statement, that the divi¬ dend rate on the new preferred offering will not exceed 572% and that the redemption price will not be greater than par value plus a 53/4.—V. of 190, Hurley the 6 % sinking available now Broadway, at until 23, Sept. 1093. 1959, to request hearing a '/'■ -W This filed 189, fund Natural has company called operation of the sinking stock, at will $5 be St., series, made Chicago the at Pipeline redemption an Trust Harris & of thereon. The next, Savings Bank, through W. 115 common $996,000 the and conductors world readily within Cecil the announced and the Dotson, Nucleaire few Electronique A. of Dotson in Board Ditz of A. Zurich of Bank owned B. basis in throughout Instruments Copenhagen, Backstrom Gosta executive as SEC of the European With war many new markets conductor products. for TI TI subsidiary in Officials this of public corporation proposal a and and under the assume Texas which liabilites other currently of is allied semi¬ Calgary Co., will of Calgary. Sept. all Texstar 17 of crude 1959 Corp. is consolidation intends petroleum except Petroleum to new a six of corporate separate entity resulting with concerns U. Contek of Texstar operated are holds interests are operated of subsidiaries. as several on oil and hundred thousand in acres also division foods licenses and uses, has plus which to several rights is to John had pre-stressing plate of Inc., building proximately and into is subsidiary a wall and engaged in floor tile is the subsidiary for both in¬ also Corporation of acres favor a undeveloped sale the of the the of Textron Sept. Globe home which owns real estate near the 14 proposed jointly Organized primarily is ten in of the Co., about of electronic sold Commerce said stock the Tennessee-Caroline from purchase and 25% $3,200,000 last presently Jester Calgary) (who as board of director a is directors and : ... member been had of the elected been board of presently directors of a director Texstar upon Chairman of this corporation, and Leo I. Electronics, Inc., of Council Bluffs, Iowa, that is a "Citizens to as W. radio for R. L. Textron Electronics has Electronics, transmission and Globe Electronics receiving The product lien consists of civilian and amateur use. One equipment finished of their and the wider Institute, Commission's a.id Chief of latest 188, public communication. The "Citizens Carbide's the Ohio doubling owned company Italy, Corp., et the subpoena.—V. the Edison Co. and McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.— Co. D. Jones O. Co 0.80 Robinson & Co 0.80 Stern, & St. & and V. 0.3® 0.3® Meyer 0.3® & Cartwright & 0.80 C. 0.80 Woodard-Elwood Co Richter 0.3® Co._ Lukens Frank, Sweney 0.3® Co Co Co.— Northwest 0.3® — Peet & 0.3® Fox Co.— 0.3® Inc. 0.3® 0.80 190, Williams & Co., & Co 0.3® 1118. p. traffic T. the of Inc.—Passenger Traffic Off 1%— United month same a flew estimated an Systemwide a year lead \% up 521,986,000 factor for Records ago. at 2,518,000 revenue the were month ton miles, and miles passenger was 75.3%, established in air off airplane miles totaled 5% at express, in compared (including mail 19% up fo* building to insurance of (together Unit— of tho Carbide expanding and Its by Corp. plastics. It G. Dial, Chairman of additional facilities will of Celene, also was petrochemicals butanol, Morse The announced activities 2-ethyl-hexanol, and polyethylene facilities additional plant now Plans call for to annual in that include the will be at "Among reported were with plant is of one number a of lateral tive the 190, p. made in — Stock Offering to Authorized mortgage debentures stock, (entitled Common bonds due to ($10 bonds compliance within one $25,000,000 without cumulative stock •Additional —" 1968 par year. be may with issued the the the / reacquired by $625,000 the com¬ and held in its treasury. UNDERWRITERS—The names amount of increasing annually. of your has company authorized the a proposed have exchange, when it increase par-for-par shares To the be may an of basis. The cumulative sufficient a and some deemed margin of to is now stock and authorized permit futur® desirable, your board of the Articles of Incorpora¬ capitalization of your company amendment authorized company preferred number to 188, 2077. p. time, unless ($8.50 per share). under common previously redeemed, certain conditions). share The stock for stock time of of the company share is (subject entitled sinking fund of $50,000 annually, commencing in to to a 1962. redeem the whole, preferred stock at outstanding, upon at least 20 days' notice, at the redemption $9.50 per share, plus, in each case, accrued and unpaid Shares of the preferred stock may also be redeemed through operation of the sinking fund on or after May 1, 1962, at the redemp¬ tion price of $9 per share, plus accrued and unpaid dividends to the redemption date. mortgages of face dividends. 120,000,000 respective are company may at any time after April 30, 1962, from time to time any part, of the share of the or Outstanding $233,000,000 JExclusive and preferred stock is convertible into any price 533,595 shs. under $2,908,600 The §11,402,622 shs. provisions thereof. §Excludes 21,123 shares retirement shares of cumulative preferred stock and 350,000 common Amending the Articles of Incorporation of your company re¬ shareholder action on Sept. 30 as does the mortgaging of its minimum FINANCING 12,000,000 shs. value) on 99,800 shares. recommended to as so adjustment Mention 750,000 shs. the 1961 through, requirements for necessary to offer the holders of these col¬ income notes shares of the company's cumula¬ ferred stock at par value par dividends) entire for years cash Co., Inc.—Convertible Stock Offered —Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. on Sept. 10 publicly offered 100,000 shares of 60-cent cumulative convertible pre¬ Union . the annual first a replace United Industries tails follow: PRESENT the assets."—V. as of Sept. 10, 1959; with Sept. 30, 1959. A group of investment bankers, headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., is underwriting the offering. Further de¬ TO than by will 150,000 quires shares held EFFECT which the directors stock financing tion on GIVING secured steps and issue to common for shares. issue of Sept. 14 of the offering to com¬ stockholders of 1,036,602 additional shares of com¬ stock at $30 per share on the basis of one new CAPITALIZATION under of all bonds equity our rights to expire be to company, obligations board shares of production — are first take preferred The (Mo.) to trust 300,000 1021. Electric Co. the authorized Celene's by less bonds, retired other The notes. Syracuse, pounds. in the last investments present be to officers near an ethylene oxide and derivatives capacity of 26,450,000 pounds. bonds) hands 4% million for annual an Priolo (totaling which your company has outstanding in mortgage bonds referred to above, there are in of the public $112,900 principal amount of collateral trusi bonds due April 1, 1964, and $354,900 principal amount of income addition company at of mortgages. $105,000 per substantially of directors has located Priolo, of 60 capacity varying amounts fund of year provides principal amount of bonds during the is must con¬ production issues separate sinking This pro¬ to 1957 future in excess of $135,000 this year, are ethanolamines. construction total formed own substantially all assets of the six retirement capacity of S.P.A. Celene, the Union Carbide and Societa Edison activities with on $2,415,000 which Polyethylene Capacity— by companies presently terms of the Indentures of Mortgage, securing same by the maturity dates thereof which range from July 1, 1970 to April 1, 1978. Sinking fund requirements on present issues polyethylene jointly Debt letter to the shareholders a of present 1983. Union research activity of this cor¬ by Morse G. Dial, Chairman Officer. The building will be Westchester County 280-acre property at Double in advisable mortgage 817. the 1021. p. 15 separate bond issues of the former subsidiaries, now United Cities Gas Co. The directors of the company deem to consolidate these 15 small issues of bonds and to raise additional funds by means of a new single issue of $3,500,000 of 5%% first mortgage bonds of the company. .We have secured letters from each of the four insurance companies in which they have agreed to exchange their present bonds and purchase additional bonds, with the result that the company will have outstanding a single new issue of first mortgage bonds in the amount of $3,500,000. The new bonds it "The house Freight Divisions of Dobie Mr. 190, p. 6,210,000 decrease of 9%. a Sept. 9, said in part: on "Four al. 11,475,000, ton miles.—V. 190, Arthur K. Lee, Chairman of the Board, Assistant 5 Aug. announced were Union to to the share for each ten pany 0.3® 0.80 & United Cities Gas Co.—To Consolidate and Incr. the Affiliate Union due Meyer Bennett H. Revenue , at upon & Manley, & class), in the European petrochemicals field. Other plants are located Grangemouth, Scotland; Fawley, England; and Antwerp, Belgium. 3% 0.3® Heller Louis first Carbide First Inc. Metropolitan 68.97c original unit, which is expected to be operating quarter of this year, will produce 30 million pounds annually. This latest expansion represents the second addition to the Priolo plant. The first addition was announced in March of this year when mon 0.3® Turner, McDonald-Moore United special on under was & 0.3® Corp.— Clarke Guerln 0.3® Inc.— 0.80 with the late Charles The . W. Co Co., Air Lines in August declined only \% year ago although seat miles operated were by 9%, it is reported by Robert E. Johnson, Senior VicePresident-sales and public relations. Executive a at 1.00 & 0.80 August. investigation Mining to on a announced was for Sicily. —V. Eppler Phillips Cassell reduced was Toledo Vice-President the respond commence units recently allocated by the Federal Communications for will Union Preferred today two-way radio transVnitter receiver known Broadcaster," used on the "Citizens Band." The was with Trans-World to acquired complete provide connection in unit 1.00 F. 0.3® - Richard Inc. 0.3® Downing Co Passenger H ' • directors President of Executive polyethylene to President sale. Globe in expand plans Co., Co for year.—V. Inc. 1.00 & 0.5® & Co. C. Co 0.5® Co., 1.00 the for sales gross Co., 0.5® & North Baumgartner, Caldwell, Co also from agreement notes expected Fitch, 0.5® Beane Co Scherck, Commission. under 25% 0.5® & Biddle 1.00 Templeton of Nash¬ is subject purchase Williston 1.00 United Air Lines, The R. & Co., Parke_ & Pacific near ethanol, ap¬ years. items. mainly "Citizens Band" Commission it of The Meeds Irving Lundborg Mitchum, Jones out¬ & 0.5® — Barret, 1.00 Co Collins See $1,600,000. up & & Edward the Petersen 0.80 First & G. Yarnall, Inc. Julien and Gas & & 0.5® . Southwest Oil Huntington, Valley Juniata, in 0.5® Co._, 1.00 Inc. 307. p. $4,000,000, a who chemicals mon Texstar is C. announced 1055 produces achievements the Juniata & J. Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Pennsylvania Distributor 0.5® Co. 1.00 ■ 0.5® 0.5® & Inc. Robinson-Humphrey Earth Co Coe Miller Joseph Co., Inc Turben Co., business. years. Interstate Co., has Board at Milan, will Hesperia, Electronics for 40,000 shares of Textron Electronics common plus an additional amount up to 70,000 shares based on earnings allied Davis, Research tribute and Electronics, Inc.—Acquisition— (luring, the next and 32 ISO, said about issued Board manufacture Calgary that they will vote their shares intention present Seligman (who Calgary) and John Vice-Presiednt of Texas stock the Union Carbide Corp.—To Build Research of the agreement. Royal Little, Board Meyerson, President of as Texas Walter completion on the 50% Milton Addison, previously refused Sicilian owns Texas and K. Italian International have advised men is No amount. Co. & & & Inc.-. 1.00 Bissell Putnam Co. Schmidt, Roberts & Smith, Moore & Co 1.00 Merrill, $150,000 nearing completion. short-term It and face at 0.5® Ryons & 1.50 Co McDonald the Tarrytown, N. Y. It will be completed and ready for the latter part of 1960. On the same site a technical service laboratory, which will be used by Union Carbide Chemicals Co., is market 40% of the outstanding shares of capital stock Corporatio, which is engaged principally in financing of international trade transactions. The principal Stockholders of Texas Calgary include Tom Slick <1,000,000 shares), Charles S. Payson (375,000 shares), Richard C. Cowell (2f),000 shares), and David G. Baird (1,000,000 shares). ©f offered expand distributor President, cash, He Eastview, build¬ the 1.50 1.50 & 0.5® 1,196,000 ton miles. located market. Resources 1,850 Hartford elect firm. reach The Texstar in to past the of pay poration, the for Calif. These used the Lanotte, Construction division glazed ceramic Transworld the subordinate notes be with on Sept. 10 announced acquisition of Tennessee-Caroline Transportation, Inc., would Carbide concrete. freezer & 0.5® Co.„ Penington, Colket & Co 1.00 the locations lift-slab manufacture vertical a the Inc. Co : Illinois The be purchased for of Davis, poena duce Cattle and Ceramics, sale institutional of to notification Subpoena— industry. Land Aztec five-year notes of SEC Fort Worth Regional Office announced Aug. 31, 1959, that, application of the Commission, Chief Judge Roby C. Thompson (USDC, Roanoke, Va.) had ordered Arthur F. Dobie of Roanoke to testify and produce relevant documents in response to an SEC sub¬ _ in 1.50 Co., & Baird McCormick The Alaska, engaged in use, for processes exclusive freezer, others W. Laird, upon interests plus options gas & Co Co. Smithers $2,908,600) operates five ranches encompassing approximately 20,000 acres of land owned in fee and additional 25,000 acres leased on a renewal basis. Cattle being raised include registred purebred Angus, certified Brangus (from registered Angus cows and registered Brahma bulls) for breeding purposes, and ap¬ proximately 4,200 head of cattle for market. and letter a Richards & Inc. Shelby Cullom Davis & Co. Farwell, Chapman & Co. Granbcry, Marache & Co.— Trans-World Mining Corp.—Court Orders Response to Securities and Exchange Commission the Operations Kidder Ohio Courts occupancy undivided construction, Cyclomatic Essar M. to Mr. divisional a 1- Ipc. outstanding stock General Manager of Toledo Edison since 1957, succeeds E. Ide.—V. 190, p. 1020. interests. Calgary on M. S. 1.75 Co & Co Janney, Dulles & Battles, Newburger 1960. including 57,200 shares each by Phillip Hoffman, Board Chairman and filed 4 Plying A a approval Plans division Cyclomatic the the and & Hill 1.75 1.50 Robert Toledo Edison Co.—New President Elected— S. ing method frozen shares of 1959 Kirkland 1.75 Mead, F. •. 6% consideration a John of which two division undivided the during 2.00 1.50 The together 0.5® 0.5® Mackall feet. from varied the assets and property of Texas put businesses Canada, Latin America and the U. S. It is secondary recovery of oil by water flooding in 140,000 and accounts.—V. Citizens Trust clude: for used, . division. various basis, stores new ... oil Texstar The be 2355. p. and 89,073 barrels and net gas production of 116,266 million cubic The company's stock is listed on the American Stock Exchange. Texstar for Nashville proposes of its to has Pa., stock T.I.M.E. and natural gas. It owns and operates a pipe-line terminal tank storage facilites near Dover, Del., which near-by Dover Air Force Base. The company also owns and operates a small refinery at Carrizo Springs, Tex. Nonproducing leaseholds owned include 9,262 acres in Texas, 1,640 acres in New Mexico, 460 acres in Utah, 15,045 acres in Wyoming, 3,358 acres in Alberta, and 15,182 acres in British Columbia. In the first six months of 1959, the company had net oil production The will a 0.5® Bodine 0.5® Co Lemon 0.5® Co Elworthy & Co._ Sons Co & Co._ Emanuel, Deetjen & Co Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, 2.00 Loewi & 0.5® & Townsend, & Lester, & 0.5® Co 2.00 Co Gardner & Crouter 0.5® Inc. 2.00 Co & & & 1.75 A. stock DeHaven 0.5® Co. & & House 1.50' Johnston, shares common Curtiss, Co ______ Weedon 1.75 Hirsch the involved. are corporation Loyd the the recent 142,900 in 41 officials, subordinate Counties the to Calgary is limited, according to the board. Calgary is in the business of exploring for, acquiring interests developing oil and gas properties, and in the production and terminal supply stores, Texas of and drug outstanding additional of Sept. on company This - sale retail 58 Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC— $150,000 of Lewiston, ville on acquire 2.75 Clark Burge & Kraus T.I.M.E., Inc.—Acquisition— manufacturing 190, p. 1020. because it will combine the diversified assets and properties of Texstar with Texas Calgary's present resources, which are not sufficient to permit diversification and expansion. Without such expansion, the in by closing took place Sept. 15 following negotiations between E. Phillips, owner of Juniata, and Tidewater. With the purchase, Tidewater acquired five service stations, bulk plants, equipped with warehouses and office buildings, at Lewiston and Huntingdon, and a substantial number of dealer, farm, and Calgary. Proxy statement are being mailed to all Texas Calgary stockholders, with voting on the proposal slated for a special meeting at the com¬ pany's office in Wilmington, Del., Sept. 30. There are 8,597,409% shares of Texas Calgary stock outstanding. Texas Calgary's board of directors recommends approval of the sale Texas The supplied Crowell, W. Ball, through The to purchase the assets in exchange for snares of its own common stock which will then be distributed to Texas Calgary's stockholders at the rate of one share of Texstar stock for eight shares of Texas future be George world.—V. Texstar Texas of sale Scribner. & to ; Finance proceeds This within Texstar Corp.—To Buy Texas Calgary Firm— assets, sale President, ten-year standing made of has Tidewater Oil Co.—Purchases Stockholm, market and of the areas public are E. Michigan Corp Shearson, Hammill & Co. Spencer Trask & Co? notes. the " : commercial marketing products to sterling for Deane terms 0.8® 2.75 of J. Headquarters for the operations jf Texas Instruments new EurOps program are in Bedford, England and Paris, France. Bedford is also the home of TI's semiconductor and It management covering 7% France distributors transistor transistors offered & Blair Brown 0.8® Stetson Eichler & First Ltd., recov2ry create William & Cook 0.8® — 2.75 2.00 0.8® McDowell Cohu & 2.50 Hutton Alex. by 0.8® & 2,75 Co Co Co : Blosser Bateman, Co & & Boenning & Co Brush, Slocumb Co Dempsey-Tegeler & Goodbody & Co Reinholdt purchased Staats Co inc. 2.75 & H. F. be Brothers & Winslow, 2.75 & to R. Straus, Rhoades Pressprich Bashe 1974, Sts., Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 14, 1959, covering on Singer, Pittsburgh, to the opening of 15 underwriting is the rapidly virtually complete and aided by the stimulus of the European Common Market, Europe is fast becoming receptive to greater specialization and mass production which will expanding. 1, credit agreement with The Union retire the present bank indebtedness company Mifflin that April Mary SEC be by chain a 5%% Helfant, The countries. stated to of by Thrift Texas Schweitzer and underwriting area. of finance The the of in Paris, G. due Stix The v off-the-shelf an Loeb, Stern 2.75 Bros. & Hutzler__ Walker & Co Wertheim & Co G. Semiconductor its semiconductor on stock, headed operates proceeds to are years. Chairman respective Mr. available next appointment Fabrimcx their is Sixteenth According to the prospectus, Monroe marketing coverage of Europe with tne signing of four European another step further toward making TI semi¬ continent distributors.This William 6.45 & Curtis W. severally 2.75 Co._ Co Paine, Webber, Jackson R. Pennsylvania—Registers With SEC $750,000 to be borrowed under Reuben Inc.—International corporation has expanded within A, stock below: Pierce, & Co. Estabrook Pittsburgh National 1118. p. of company Net with its Marketing Program Launched— This Series amendment. cumulative preferred accrued dividends. Payment plus share, per Instruments company. E. at underwriting group offering price and Greater 1, M. & 1717. p. public . Nov. shares Treasurer. Texas debentures, registration statement with the 75,000 Co.—Redemption on 5,930 shares 111.—V.. 190, 90, Gas for fund, $100 Carl general Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 in exchange for presently outstanding temporary located company, a and Texas Illinois The in table % & Newhard, Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange has applied to the SEC for unlisted trading privileges in the common stock of this cor¬ poration, which is-listcd and registered on the New York and Midwest Stock Exchanges; and the Commission has issued an order giving persons this Morgan New York, debentures.—V. The 186,. p. fixtures by adjusting Thrift Drug Co. of —V. and 1020. p. Texas Gulf Producing Co.—Unlisted Trading Proposed interested tools, introduced Jr., President, said the new Thor No. 116 air pen marking pen capable uf adapting itself to any type the speed of the blow.—V. 189, p. 2397. first by Definitive contemplated, premium the Smith Inc Hallgarten Thorncliffe Park Ltd.—Definitive Debentures Ready— ere It is unsubscribed in Salomon stock. common is material plans which company second will says, of C. jigs, been & Bear, Stearns manufacturing industry's first marking tool operated by air— "air pen" for engrcving parts numbers on aircraft and missile an Corp.—Plans Financing— the forth Lynch, Fenner The Texas Gas Transmission of set are 1118. p. 1118. p. be can requirements for of preferred per has next, through the sinking fund, 4,790 shares of its 5.40% cumulative stock at $100 per share, " plus accrued dividends of $1.35 operation 51 PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to the company from sale of the stock will be approximately $730,000. Of this amount, approximately $525,000 will be used to pay the cost of a grain elevator, including repayment of bank loans amounting to $125,000 incurred in connection with construction. The balance of the proceeds will initially be added to the cQrnpany's general funds and will be available for working capital or for use in connection with expansion of its stortage facilities. preferred BUSINESS—The March 9, 1956, Shadowdale, company was incorporated under Texas has its office and place of business law on. at 1235 business consists warehousing and since its incorporation it has been and Houston primarily of grain 24, Texas. The company's engaged almost entirely in the warehousing and storage of grain under of the underwriters and the respective contract with the Commodity Credit Corporation, an agency of th® The Commercial and Financial Chronicle 58 buildings and tanks storage ' $112,500 'o notes :!Six 55,000 and 1960, Sept. OCC the of 24,188 24,188 J. 100,000 shs. 100.000 shs. 400,000 shs. The underwriting of 1959. premiums. original capitalization of 120 shares of $100 par value value common stock was increased in March, 1957, to 150 shares of $100 par value. In January, 1959, the authorized capital was in¬ creased to 250,000 shares of $1 par value common stock, and each of rhe 150 outstanding shares of $100 par value was converted into -00 shares of $1 par value. In June, 1959, authorized capital was .urther increased to 500,000 shares of $1 par value. Additional shares of $1 par value common stock were issued and exchanged for out¬ standing notes payable to stockholders, for shares of the company s former affiliates, and for cash, so that there were outstanding as of June 30, 1959, 333,333 shares of $1 par Value common stock. On said date, 66,667 additional shares were distributed to existing stockholders at the rate of one share for each five shares then o this the EDT) The the are otherwise would which shares of the 181, pro-rata thereto.—'V. entitled p. This This new company a have Aug. 26, is manufacturer leading a certain of latter equipment I. hard currency in Wabash Inc. its in its all business aggregate income —V. 190, its of 404,511 , and diversify our present activities in Europe. We plan also explore the possibility of manufacturing in the United Kingdom." addition, he stated, "Wc will extend the sale of British-made gooos the States." United with arrangement sells Clearing North Clearing, S. T. Harrison American Harrison Earnings for to $4.50 the current $5 share, a & lathes engine countries.—V. 189, United States Plywood of pointed out, recently made an Sons, Ltd., of England, whereby he in United the States other and 1177. p. year C. expected are to reach told the President, Brewer, annual, stockholders' —V. been Expansion the last 19% current will year, show increase an of more financing will be required this for program." In the continued expansion of the company's sales activities, said Mr. Brewer, "this year we will add approximately ten new branches, replace five facilities with larger quarters and enlarge four other & . 1,400 Co., Inc. 1,800 Supply Co.—Sales Up— 1959—Month—1958 1959—8 Mos.—1958 s 24,883,000 21,800,000 s 7 s 178,516,000 145,464,000' , Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬ operations.—V. > Meloy, President of Melpar, Inc., a subsidiary, and a leader development and production of electronic equipment for for September, 1960. of construction and plants ' ■ ^ this addition, new equipment well as other as Melpar are i Wey-Do Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Stock Offering Sus- ' pended by Securities and Exchange Commission— the of well as - - completely financed with private capital. Also, no accelerated depreciation of this investment was requested or will be used in the future.—V. 190, p. 1922. as In 190, of Securities in 60,355,057 3,894,242 2,727,708 159,471 2,494,801 1,188,304 with 1933 15, SEC its company to . - inadequate and statements in 1955 to merchandise a preparation dandruff and excessive hair loss. Prior control to the • organized was able be ordered permanent because of misleading notification and offering circular. The 64,983,145 of the A exemption from registration under the respect to a public offering of stock by Regulation a Act Sept. corporation, claimed 455,658 announced decision a suspension filing of its notification in August 1957 it had sold stock to about 73 stockholders, of whom SI resided in New York State and 12 resided in five other states and the District of Columbia. The notifi¬ the to cation the of an additional 1,000 shares at $50 made first to existing stockholders. proposed share, expenses $ $ 22,874,864 the sale offering to be per Inc., amended 166,380,203 which offer its to acquire all from Ward 5%/ the on offer. It has 20-year has offered $1,121,600 would Mr. Wetzler be 189, proposed be said the stock of interest rate and the remainder cash. purposes decision, the to would securities the that and by ,r the or the issuer's contingent during the previous year. * not contain an adequate for which the proceeds of the offering will financial statements. required according promoters . securities : " Wey-Do's notification incorbe offered for sale only in ; a notification). the to despite and, State; ; v j Wey-Do requested that it be permitted to withdraw its filing, stating it no longer wishes to sell any securities and has abandoned •: that embark plans to " strated a of apparent Technical Development Corp. above. p. 189, 526. granting Warrant would which —V. ■ expanded advertising, promotional program. however, that Wey-Do had not "demon* - attempt in good faith to adhere to the required careful filings," nor were other mitigating circumstances responsible standards ^ an on concluded, Commission The Washington Machine & Tool Works, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.—Securities Sold— ~ \ • Midwest the stated York exhibit its See and officers directors, by outstanding of ■ requirement that the offering circular must be given to all persons to whom a written offer or a sale of the securities is made, the notification stated that Wey-Do did not intend to use an offering circular (although one was included as an 5V2% of reorganization of Liberty Baking Corp. adjourned court hearing on Sept. 21.— an the of or Moreover, rectly New to 1786. p. used be debentures which are part of for the Bell stock $1,750,000—of which pay plan at the held be statement the subordinated to debentures amended increase to will percentage the officers, and public assuming the entire issue is sold, liability for sales of unregistered stock Furthermore, the circular does offering of Liberty Baking Corp., Benjamin trustee in the reorganization of Liberty Baking, announced on said offering, the method remuneration of the the stock holdings or other interests officers and directors, directors of subsidiary a of the issuer in connection with the the securities will be offered, the company's $ 183,174,214 which by 1959—8 Mos.—1958 14. He its 8 and modernization, he said, will continue in the current year with expenditures of approximately $11,000,000. "These funds," he said, "will come from depreciation, depletion and profits. No additional Sept. V. year. Smither 1119. p. set The Co.—Amends Purchase Offer- has company Bakeries, would in 2,800 10,500' 14.000 York owned 2726. p. Ward Baking This Bell sales, v/hich. increased Inc.- Inc Co._—; 12 New the 7,834,065 24,822,942 189, Wetzler, 10% & and industry, signed a $2,400,000".building contract on whfch was awarded to the George A. Fuller Construction Co.'-to construct a 120,000 square foot, 3-story addition to Falls Church, Va., headquarters plant. The completion date has ■ ' of $72,481,227 1959—Month—19 sales Net meeting on Sept. 16. Operating earnings in the last fiscal year were $4.31 per share. Mr. Brewer attributed the stability of profits to additional manu¬ facturing facilities and increased sales through the company's expanded distribution system which, he said, "has been an important factor in maintaining a profitable picture even in the face of adverse conditions in teh fir plywood industry." He forecast that the company's annual than Co., government $80,408,391 $ range a & Witter research, Sept: Walgreen Co.—Sales Higher— Period End. Aug. 31— Corp.—Earnings Rise Forecast fiscal Gene 2,100 According to the Commission's decision, Wey-Do's offering circular is admittedly deficient in that it fails to disclose the amount of In In 2,100 Co Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Unit to Expand— expand to 190, Thomas in 1021. p. Co.— ondary offering of 12,000 shares of common stock (par /■ $1) was made on Sept. 9 by White, Weld & Co. at $17.75';' after taxes Auto Western Natural Gas 1959—8 Mos.—1958 151,098 inc. income Walston Dean 1,100 Meyer1,400 & Wagenseller & Durst, . Zilka, — —V. Off— $9,320,918 expenses- oper ry. Federal 2,800 Co.— filed 15 shares substantially construction 7,561,891 oper. Net Co Co.__ & 1,000 & share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per share.unsold portion was withdrawn the following day. —V. 189, p. 2835. Sept. on 230,000 1959—Month—1958 Railway Net Chairman and President of USI, said, "Through iGreat Britain) Ltd., we plan to co-ordinate, Snyder, Jr., Industries, partnership in $9,413,105 revenues- Sutro 1,-800 4,200 Jackson 3,500 Strauss S. 1,100 Co Sloan.& s register the to RR.—August Net Income oper. 2,100 2,800 _ Eubanks, & son . 818. p. Sales Iv Railway Stewart, • Period End. Aug. 31—: this ; areas. Ala., covering SEC used Period End. Aug. 31— John S. items & Co.—_ stock offering 919. p. trading organization with offices in most principal countries and has maintained a branch in London, for some 30 years. It presently sells British-made products, including Wiekham rail cars, Pelepone diesel engines, Whitlock trailers others, the the to the by Son & 2,800 <fc Wulff, Hanson & Co 190, Western Brook, Mountain seeks leases and Harper ■ J. 1,400 H?mphill & Co Co __— C. 1,400 —V. outstanding Wegco stock is owned by the Graham partnership. used Curtis. Donald • 1,800 per The with statement the company owns equipment USI's International Division is a world-wide U. in P. Webber, Schwabacher•& 1,400 Jnc._______ Co., & Northwest 4 2,100 Co. Co.—Registers With SEC— located & Ryons Paine, ' 2,100 Friedman——" H. Co.— & ■Murphey Favre, Inc Newhard, Cook & Co.. 2,800 Cleveland Corp.. Marshall—,— & Waldo stock. shares, Wegco '■France.- and Wm. * preferred shares. company, the All Clearing metal of the of First Grande stock. The Graham partnership is engaged in the commercial aggregate and general construction businesses. Its principal aggregate properties are stone quarries located at Winston-Salem and Mt. Airy, N. Car., and its construction business, which is conducted largely in North Caro¬ lina, consists primarily of the construction of highways and bridges. forming, presses and other machine tools and has maintained a branch office in the United Kingdom since 1952. Since 1945, it has had an agreement with Vickers-Armstrongs, Ltd., for the manufacture of its equipment in England and has similar arrangements with companies in Italy and Clearing The Foster 3,500 2.100 2,100 Lundborg Pacific 3.500 i Co & Brothers 1,400- i.—_ Co. their Co.-_^__ & Irving 1,800 1.8PO opposite Fay Jones Lester, 2,800 Inc & S. Mason .. »■ 1,400 ' .r Co.— Cc.__ Co., California Maxfield the Estate of James Vernor owns outstanding common stock and all prospectus, (54.51% ) Inc.- & Skaggs & Co. First According to the prospectus, Vulcan has entered into agreements contemplating the issuance of the 230,000 common shares and- the payment of $560,000 in cash to the partners of W. E. Graham and Sons for substantially all the business and assets of that partnership and to Wegco Equipment Rentals, Inc., for substantially all of the business and assets of that corporation. Since some of such persons receiving shares of Vulcan stock may offer for sale all or part of to initially co-ordinate established the to 15,000 common British Unit— activities of two of USI's principal divisions—The the International Division. and the common of & 1,800 2.100 set Noyes Richards Hooker - 1.800 - stock Shares June —_ <?.; Hill 2,800. Elworthy & Co capital. working registration a to its group of foreign subsidiaries by in England, called U. S. Industries, Inc. European company was new the European terms underwriting Weedon Dain Davis, supplied by amendment. manufactures a soft drink shares This Ltd. Britain) Division added has corporation (Great to the such the formation of be M. J. to be supplied by amendment. • shares are to be offered for sale by the-Estate < deceased. The underwriters will purchase-from the Vulcan Materials 1606. *U. S. Industries, Inc.—Forms to of- Hemphill, 2,800 — Co..__ & Collins J. Crowell, prin- — are The Estate. According for sale pursuant to said resolution for stockholders of that company otherwise offered being benefit and & company 267,390 of stock dividend declared by the directors on 10% a fractional all of aggregate resulted from William ti-.. v -■ of prospectus lists Baker, Simonds & Co:, -Inc.,- and Co., Inc., as the principal underwriters; and the terms Vernor, are added the conversion the company constitute of the capital stock of shares 3,232 100% at which is sold under the naine "Vernors." Of the net proceeds of its sale of debentures, about $650,000 will be used to redeem the 12,745 shares of preferred stock to be purchased by the underwriters from the Estate. Under the underwriting agreement, the underwriters are required to convert the remaining 2255 preferred, shares into 15,370 common shares. The balance of the net proceeds of the sale of debentures will be read. and opened said 1959, Light St., 24, 1959, 10 Sept. on ,',i./ >- sale 21,000 . __ Eichltr Camp & Co.-_ Campbell & Robbins, shares of the company's 267,390 shares of common stock. The Guaranty Co.—Bids Sept. 24— purchase of 3,232 shares of the capital be received by Fidelity-Baltimore National Baltimore 3, Md„ until 12 o'clock noon at which time and place they will be will agent, Bank, publicly the for company, proposals of public Inc Co & Blankenship, Gould Blakely, Inc. Brush, Slocumb & Co.. Inc. 15,000 the also United States Fidelity & Sealed ' Detroit, Mich., on SEC covering $750,1974 (with common 282,760 shares of common and for offered be & Co., Barth Bateman, 282,760 common James by outstanding. stock Blyth convertible preferred stock and Of the 282,760 common shares, 267,390 are those so sold by the Estate to the underwriters, and 15,370 shares arise from the conversion by the underwriters of 2,255 shares of the preferred stock. The remaining 12,745 preferred shares are being purchased by the company from the underwriters at the $51 per share redemption price. The issuing company will not receive any of the proceeds of, the public sale of common stock company's "'Including 100,000 shares reserved for issuance upon of the preferred stock now offered.—V. 190, p. 610. formal 4501 Woodward Ave., at attached), to are Mericka Estate unearned by located The amount. **500,000 shs. outstanding July 20, and fSecured tThe after Inc.—Registers With SEC—■ j Win. preferred half a by UOP.—V. 189, p. 2726. Butamer process warrants debentures cipal company. ^Issued corporation, purchase is secured by First Mortgage Deed of Trust maker and is endorsed by certain stockholders the of and year a 15 filed a registration statement with the 6»/a% sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 1, stock C^Each"ofStthese* notes' properties of The stock on than stock. 1961 January, to due one cumulative convertible (par $8.50) (Oe 32,500 insurance companies of are, due to December, to five which '200,000 1962 1959 note due to August unsecured note due Sept. 20, mortgage to purchase the number of shares respective names: 1 .V.'Shares % agreed ^ less stream on Vernors Ginger Ale, $84,375 200,000 1961 6%* went J. This to September, note due mortgage — s6% sources. unit announcement of the Outstanding Authorized ot.her The FINANCING EFFECT TO PRESENT CAPITALIZATION GIVING from plus n-butane via the alkylation unit fractionation system, cracker, cat It has a total of six forage having an aggregate capacity of 5.550,00°. bushels. There is presently under construction a grain elevator which will have 4. capacity of 575,000 bushels. United States Government. lour i V-Monday, September 21, 1959 i . (1230) ' •. withdrawal the request. > . units." The most important new manufacturing facility, he said, will be a particle board plant in South Boston.. Va., to supplement the California production of the company's patented three-play particle board Novoply. "Also of major Importance," he said, "is a new and modern door prefinishing facility at our Algoma, Wis., hardwood plant. In addition, we are enlarging our prefinishing and printing facilities at and Orangeburg, He also activities S. C," that announced are the company's research and constantly greater emphasis.—V. receiving development 190, p. West 16 offered $10) at United States Printing & Diamond Gardner Corp. 190, J. Severson, President of Quebec Cartier Mining Co., a subsidiary, on Sept. 16 that the company had completed arrangements of group American of credit which in a lion a S. Mr. U. will enable dollars Severson and the between stated that Canadian company and now the banks money to the borrow Dec. will for 30, be PROCEEDS—Net mile railroad from Port Cartier to up to to $200 the The 4 first designed Butamer and unit licensed has gene on stream at Standard Calif. The for by unit Oil Co. CAPITALIZATION First Butamer of Butamer normal butane Is Attributed to process, a new about 60for each pass UOP of normal butane, are which operates platinum-containing catalyst, ^ "i8? space velocity with temperatures well below 500 degrees ' Product The is a motor fuel its normal F. blending component. Butamer unit Is capable of handling 5,900 BPSD of reactor producing 3,200 BPSD ol net isobutane product.. It takes butane charge from Standard Oil Co. of Caliornia's new feed stock and months mortgage portion of $9,662,000. to G. W. Van Derzee, Chairman of the Board, consoii-: for the current period, after preferred dividends of amounted to $2.59 per share on the 5,608,167 shares of common stock outstanding June 30, 1959. This compares with $2.21 per * share for the 12 months ended the year previously and based on the According dated v company's : earnings _ $1,203,048, bank repay the a at v GIVING ended June 30, 1959, . stock outstanding at that time. 5,100,045 shares of common EFFECT PRESENT TO 1958. amounted period months. series due series due 1971 — 1980 series due series due 1,000,000 due 1980— 3%% series due 1985 due 1985 3,000,000 series due 1985. i sinking fund debentures preferred stock series series dividend Junior $1.44 'Additional subject to liAssuming tional of ($10 30, preferred convertible number of 60,000 shs. 11144,825 shs. 1i§l,144,684 shs. **2,000,000 shs. to as forth amount, m- the: debenture may be The two to issued shares as at may upon common be stock, required, conversion of area, principally the Gulf of Most of the company's drilling for others, but more recently underwriters > , of ■" L. named plus such inde-. reserved; as of junior, cumulative, ' j; below,' severally, _ '■ haVe on Sept. 4 announced the Royal 755 and all-transistor portable radios that wrere designed "big-set" •" that said stations; ' less • new - . • . Executive receivers Royal 710,, and built "big-set" tone in a compact, portable, and power Vice-President have an in undistorted charge- of power marketing/ output of 275 "power to spare" in almost all operating conditions. He they are creatively engineered to tune distant, hard-to-get or to operate on powerful -sets-,fail, tion, the . C.. Truesdell, both milliwatts . Transistor Radios corporation ndW, produce said were the dividend convertible series. UNDERWRITERS—The • gas" contract Corp.—New Portable Radio package. indenture. to Jun? 30, 1959.. .§An addi¬ being offered to employees, subject to approval shares Texas. under increasing amount Zenith subsequent issuance $1.44 set offshore the and 10 this 80,000 shs. 100,000 shs. 160,000 shs. ser. unlimited in Louisiana conducted Sf.. 100,000 shs. —— '*188,273 1959 for stock, are 3,000,000 100,000 shs. i— par) 1,020,337 50c par common shares of drilling has been done for its own account. Zapata—intends to increase its interest and activity in exploration for its own account through continued participation in farm-out pr similar "ventures.—V. 190, p. 718. 2,122,000 *3,000,000 - restrictions 10,000 shares terminate ..June *2.500,000 1982 "off been an 6,000 shs. ; — conversions stockholders. has $25): (par debentures, certain no due series dividend stock Common Mexico 4,000,000 sinking fund debentures due 1977 dividend 3,000,000 , 5%% dividend 962. the American Stock Exchange on Sept. of listing original drilling™ operations 3.500,000 series $1.24 189, p. 1958.—V. which was incorporated in. 19.54, and is engaged in oil and company, 2,000,000 4% % $1.28 to 30, June of Governors approved for 1.000,000 . Board The 1.000.000 1980._> $1.20 expenses, Zapata Off-Sliore Co.—Listing in New York— $3,725,000 , — 1980 3%% series amounted ended months more Outstanding — 3%% 3%% operating 12 9.7% or $100,000,000 series B due 1971—— 3% $126,723,632 Total . r months ended June 30, 1959, than for the previous 12^ including provisions for taxes and $104,679,371 or 7.3% more than for the , the for revenues t.o depreciation, FINANCING . . Operating operating: net income for the six month 80 cents per common share. bonds-— 31/2 % Des Plaines, 111.. California in Richmond, integrated with a new alkylation plant, saving construction and operation costs. Both units share the same deisobutanlzer column. High concentrations of Isobutane in the effluent from the six 3%2% company, of the were $9,208,000 and $1,072,000, equivalent to war "it Butamer to • of EARNINGS—For revenues In > was over¬ 43,b% First conversion this used preceding 12 provements to property and plant during the current period amounted « to $38,4-27,400, bringing the total of such investment to $506,497,568. t the for $12,458,759 559,600. Cumulative commercial isobutane, estimated program, 4!A% World's Unit Starts Up— to finance to be . was Earnings for the second quarter and the first half of 1959 amounted, respectively, to 67 cents and $1.61 per share These compare with earnings for 49 cents and $1.25 per share for the comparable periods mil¬ Lac — and will Increased—% company 1959, June-30, ended and its .subsidiaries for $15,741,193, compared with months. Net additions and im¬ this of income net months 12 12 in % Products Co. $800,000 the sale Authorized assist Jeannine, a 60,000 horse¬ hydroelectric plant on the Hart-Jaune River, and the prepara¬ tion of a large open pit mine and concentrator (for the production of 8 million tons of high grade iron ore concentrates per year.—V. 190, p. 307. Oil about from proceeds 1960. used power Universal of construction establishment development of the project to mine iron ore in the Lac Jeannine area in Quebec. As announced in May of 1958, the project includes con¬ struction of a new harbor and loading facilities at Port Cartier, a 193 This offering Consolidated BUSINESS—Company and subsidiaries supply service to certain areas the states of Washington, Oregon and California, embracing ap¬ proximately 23,500 square miles with an estimated population of announced with share. . the in United States Steel Corp.—Unit Arranges Bank Credit L. per - 1959 718. p. price of $25 a Power Co.—Earnings Wisconsiit Electric »- :Subject to stockholder approval, and additional 10,000 shares will be offered to company employees at $23.85 per share. 818. Lithograph Co.—Merger— above.—V. Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—Blyth & a group of underwriters which on Sept. publicly 125,000 shares of common stock (par subscribed and the books closed. loans See Coast Co., Inc. heads which Mr. - trains, planes, boats- and in automobiles where: and to provide ample volume, without distor¬ can be heard well above» T-ruesdelL said "means-they high noise level,outdoors.—V. 190, p. 1119. Volume Number 5883 190 . 1 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1231) 59 DEPARTMENT STATE AND CITY BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS bids until 10 ALABAMA (MST) on Sept. of $2,600,000 street and highway improvement bonds. Dated July. 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬ County Board of Educa¬ (P. O. Butler), Ala. tion Warrant . $150,000 warrants & Sale — of issue An outlay school sold to Sterne, Agee capital was Leach, clusive. . Bond Offering—Secretary D*. M. the that announces City, Board will receive sealed bids un¬ til 11 (CST) a.m. Sept. 24 for on the purchase of $600,000 combined utilities revenue bonds. Dated Oct. Due on Oct. 1 from 1989 inclusive. Legality the Harris Trust & Sav¬ ings Bank, of Chicago. Legality approved by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. ■ to approved Arant, All Bradley, Birming¬ White, by of Rose, & ham. Fairbanks, Alaska Bond Sale—The $7,500,000 mu¬ nicipal utilities revenue refund¬ ing and improvement bonds of¬ fered Sept. 10 — v. 190, p. 1023 — , were headed B. J. to awarded * Chase Manhattan Bank, of New York City, and the First Boston Corporation, at a price of 100.05, a net interest cost of about 4.02%, as follows: Chicago; system, Second Series bonds, for $1,050,000 6s, due on July 1 from 1962 to v 1967 inclusive; $175,000 by Blyth & Co., Inc., and & Co., Inc., at a Van Ingen $1,050,000 . to to 1973 1975 $175,000 inclusive. on inclu¬ 1974 inclu¬ 1978 to July on due Is, July on 1, '» inclusive. 1981 bids sealed 1,500,000 park bonds, for $450,000 6s, due on July 1 from 1962 to 1967 inclusive; $75,000 5Vfes, his at until Rosa office 2:30 Santa in (PST) p.m. Sept. 29 for the purchase of $10,- ceive County- Clerk, Hamm, 000 obligation school Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on general bonds. sealed Ventura Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1962 inclusive. Oct. Principal and interest payable at County, Calif. Offering—L. B. his at until 11 for the eral in office (PST) a.m. Ana 29 Sept. on purchase of $900,000 gen¬ obligation school / bonds. Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 r. Dated Prin¬ from 1960 to 1984 inclusive. cipal and interest (A-O) payable at the County Treasurer's office. Legality & approved Jefferson Myers, of Los Angeles. School Carmenita ing, wood a.m. building inclusive. 1984 to Nov. on Nov. Dated bonds. Due 1 from payable (M-N) 1, 1960 and Principal the at County Treasurer's office. Chula bonds office a.m. were Vista City School District, San Diego County, Calif. Bond Offering — R. B. James, — Oct. from 1 1960 to 1967 —v. in¬ 1967 to on in¬ 1984 Los School City & Calif. Ostly, County Clerk, will receive sealed bids at his office in Los Angeles until 9 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 6 for the purchase of $240,000 school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due 1960 from 1 to in¬ 1983 sold was America of of Association, Savings the to National Trust San Francisco, as follows: District, Angeles County, Nov. bonds building Bank Due on Sept. 15 from $90,000 5s. 1962 inclusive. 1960 to Bond Offering—Harold J. on Solano District, County, Calif. Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000 1, 1959. Principal (A-O) payable at the County Treasurer's office. Lake School Vista Rio and interest Little Co. Dean Witter & from school bonds offered Sept. 15 190, p. 1023—were awarded to building Oct. Dated County, Calif. Sale—The $70,000 Yolo clusive. 1 group a by Bond on Due to Plainfield Union School District, ■ on Due 190, p. 8—v. Sept. awarded tion, of San Francisco. Red¬ purchase of $515,000 school bonds, as follows: $152,000 Series H bonds. High School the Bank of America National Trust & Savings Associa¬ headed receive in (PST) offered 920 clusive. (PST) on Oct. 6 for purchase of $200,000 school 1959. his at Union District, Placer County, Calif. Bond Sale—The $200,000 school Oct. 6 for the Oct. County Clerk, will receive sealed bids at his office in Los Angeles the will Clerk, bids City until 10 office. Joint Placer County, Calif. Offering—John A. Brun- County sealed Angeles County, Calif. 9 Nov. 15, 1960. on County, the at payable (M-N) Treasurer's 15, Elementary School Dist., Bond Los Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, until Nov. Dated 363,000 Series A bonds. District, on San Mateo O'Melveny by in (PST) Prin¬ payable County Treasurer's office. the at Wallace, Santa re¬ purchase of $10,000 bonds. Due will a.m. a.m. (PST) on Oct. 6 for purchase of $467,000 school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1982 in¬ clusive. Principal and interest the cipal and interest (M-N) Orange County Clerk, will receive sealed bids 6 for the 1959. Treasurer's office. Anaheim School District, 11 until 9 L. his office at bids until school the County County Clerk, will receive sealed at his office in Los Angeles Ventura County, Calif. Offering — Robert Bond on Lot' Angeles County, Calif. > Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, bids School District, Hueneme School District, Verdes Palos Myers, of Los Angeles. liams, County Clerk, will receive interest 1981. 3,940,000 4.80s. Due semi-an¬ nually on Jan. and July 1 from from 1 Jan. and 1972 1969 1968; July 1, on sive; $350,000 4.10s, due on July, 1, 1979 and 1980; and Due semi-annually July 1 from 1967 1,925,000 5s. to from 1 due sive; $700,000 4s, due 1960 to 1966 inclusive. on July 3.90s, due and Jan. on net interest cost as follows: a Due semi-annually July 1 from $1,635,000 6s. sewer -5V2S, ; price of 100.03, of about 4.91%, $5,500,000 gen¬ obligation bonds offered Sept. 15—v. 190, p. 1023—were awarded to a syndicate headed by the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, syndicate 'a Valley Union Sch. Dist., Sonoma County, Calif. Bond Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬ Bond eral $3,500,000 Alexander Ariz. Bond Sale—The of ALASKA or Phoenix, 1, 1959. 1960 of July as 1969. Principal and interest (J-J) payable at Valley National Bank, of Phoenix, or the Chase Manhattan Bank, of New York , Christopher callable are and 1970 1, Jasper Water Works and Gas Board, Ala. ;, in due Bonds interest (M-N) payable at the County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ ity approved by O'Melveny & CALIFORNIA a.m. purchase thereafter 4.20s, and 4s. as the for 29 Choctaw Due 3%s. 185,000 inclusive. 15 f Due on Sept. 15 from 1974 inclusive. 125,000 4s. 1970 to Dated Sept. on from 1963 to 1969 1959. Principal (M-S) payable at the Sept. 15, and interest ~ Other members cate: John Nuveen Lynch, Dean Pierce, & Witter the of syndi¬ -due & Co.; Merrill 000 ■v 000 - and on : . 1974 from 1975 to 1978 inclusive; $50,000 4.10s, due on July 1, 1979 and 1980; and $25,000 Is, due on July .due . & Co. ARIZONA O. ■> .Flagstaff), Ariz. I Bond Sale—The $475,000 hous¬ revenue bonds offered Sept. 14—v. 490, p. 92b—were sold to ing Federal Finance * Agency, Home and 27/ss, as at a of par. price Gila Housing Hayden High School County, District Globe), Ariz. ~ Bond Offering—Louise G. Roth engatter, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, will- receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase of $20,000 gen¬ eral obligation school bonds, in¬ cluding issues of $10,000 each. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on June O. (P. , 1970. Principal (J-D) payable at Treasurer's office. interest County and 1, the Legality Offering Additional time obligation general Nov. 1, 1960 from 1 Sealed purchase of $130,000 for the Dated — school 1959. to bonds. Due on Dec. inclusive. 1969 Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ able at the County Treasurer's of¬ Legal opinion by firm men¬ tioned in the previous item. fice. * r~ ~ ~ Phoenix, Ariz. Bond Offering—John E~ Burke, City Clerk, will receive sealed York New New York; Smith, Co.; Merrill Lynch, & Smith; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Dick & MerleSmith; Ira Haupt & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; First National Bank in Dallas: First Southwest Co.; G. H. Walker & Fenner Pierce, & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; the of City, & - Kenower, Co.; Kansas MacArthur & Trust Bank National City Co., 29 on & Pierce & " Rauscher, Co., Nongard, Inc.; , Murray, Inc.; & Showers Magnus Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., and Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle. inclusive. Sedigman School O. Prescott), County, Yavapai No. Arizona , Bond (P. 40 5 Offering Clerk 1 ' — Dorothy Board of r B. Su- of * • pervisors, will receive sealed bids until 3 the (MST) p.m. purchase improvement 1, 1959. to 1971 interest 1964 to 1983 and interest the County Legality ap¬ Principal at office. Treasurer's of from 1 proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her- rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ cisco. Los on school Dated County Clerk, will receive sealed bids at his office in Los Angeles until Oct. 6 for the purchase of $54,000 school building bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 9 1959. 1984 (J-D)' Principal payable County Treasurer's office. at and the Legal¬ ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, -Divelbess & (PST) a.m. Due Nov. on - on 1 from 1960 to Principal and in¬ inclusive. terest payable (M-N) at the County Treasurer's office. Foothill Junior College District, Clara Santa County, Calif. • Bond Offering—Richard Olson, Clerk of Board of Supervisors, will receive sealed bids at his of¬ Robinette, of Phoenix. ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Water County District Offering—Erma E. Cheu- vront, Clerk of Board of Super¬ visors, will receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on Sept. 22 for the purchase of $76,000 general obligation water bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1959. Due on Nov. 15 from 1963 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬ (M-N) payable County Treasurer's office. cipal and interest the at Los Bond 000 County Clerk, will receive sealed at his office in Los Angeles until 9 the for school Nov. District of posed Hanauer to sold was revenue 6 1, 1959. 1979 and interest Due on Nov. 1 from inclusive. Principal (M-N) payable at the office, or at Treasurer's of the fiscal agencies of the County in New York City or Chi¬ cago. com¬ group a Oct. on purchase of $2,000,000 building bonds. Dated to 1960 (PDST) a.m. any Sale—An issue of $1,197,- Parking bonds Calif. View, Angeles County, Calif. Offering—Harold J. Ostly, bids County Mountain Bond Districtg School Unified Torrance Qg Madera), Calif. Taylor & Co.; J. B. & Co.; First California Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Allison-Williams Co., and Juran & Moody, Vista San Unified School District, Calif. offer¬ school bonds Diego County, Offering Postponed—The ing $347,000 of 15—v. 190, p. postponed indef¬ Inc., at a price of par, a net inter¬ est cost of about 5.72%, as fol¬ scheduled for Sept. lows: initely. Due on July 2 from $357,000 514s. been DELAWARE inclusive. 1975 to 1960 1023—has .. fice in : San (PST) Jose a.m. 21 for the pur¬ general obliga¬ Sept. on 11 until chase of $1,000,000 tion 1979 school Due bonds. on Oct. 1 inclusive. Dated from Oct. 1, 1960 to and in¬ Principal (A-O) payable at the County Treasurer's office, or at the option of the holder, at the terest Western Bank Trust & San Francisco and at the principal office of the co-paying agents of said bank in New York City or in Angeles, Company, Los Legality Chicago. approved by & Glen Avon Bond Sch.» Dist., Riverside County, Calif. Offering—G. A. Peque- County Clerk, will receive sealed bids at his office in Riv¬ gnat, erside until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. $60,000 school building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,! 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1977. inclusive. Principal and 5 for., the purchase of Due on July 2 from 840,000 5V2S. 1976 Dated 1, Sept. Bond Interest 1959. J-J. Unified Novato School District, County, Calif. Bond Sale—The $141,000 school Marin 190, p. Bank of America National Trust & Savings bonds offered Sept. 8—v. 920—were awarded to the Association, of San Francisco. Orange County (P. O. Santa Ana), Bond Sale—The $5,325,000 gen¬ county bonds of¬ Sept. 15—v. 190, p. 1120— awarded to a syndicate obligation fered were the Bank of America National Trust & Savings Associa¬ headed by to 1960 Due on July 1 from 3,500,000 from 414 s. 1971 285,000 Is. and 1970 to Due on July 1995 inclusive. Due on July 1, 1997. 1 1996 G. Sept. 26 for the purchase of $309,sanitary sewer system general obligation Due 1959. bonds. on Dated Bonds in on any ment est due 1, 1968 are callable, part, on April 1, Oct. Oct. 1, Oct. 1 from 1960 to inclusive. 1981 after in whole 1969, or subsequent interest pay¬ Principal and inter¬ date. (A-O) payable at the Farmers of Delaware, in Beach. Legality ap- Bank of the State Rehoboth proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of New York City, FLORIDA Florida $350,000 fran¬ tax auditorium bonds of-, Sept. 11 — v. 190, p. 820 —* awarded to a group com¬ Bradenton, Bond chise fered inclusive. Del. Harry 000 tion, of San Francisco, at a price of 100.05, a net interest cost of about 4.06%, as follows: $1,540,000 6s. Beach, Offering—Dr. Ricker, Jr., Secretary of the Com¬ missioners, will receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST) on or California eral Rehoboth inclusive. 1988 to or Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington SutJiffe, of San Francisco. Nov. Due on June 1 from 1961 inclusive. County, Calif. Ostly, Angeles Bond Bond Offering—Harold J. Oct. 5 for $103,000 of bonds. District, School Unified Claremont County Treasurer's office. County Francisco. (P. payable (M-N) First Manton, Nov. interest the at Treasurer's office. Madera on Legal¬ and Principal payable $392,000 Dated Nov. 1, 1959. purchase school bonds. Due clusive. (M-N) Sept. (PST) a.m. the for 1959. ap¬ ^District at the same syndi¬ the of Co., Barney proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix. bids will be received of Bank Chemical cate: Trust 10:30 until 1 members Other (P. July on 1981. 1, County Clerk, will receive sealed bids at his office in San Diego 1, due MacArthur & Co.; Granger & Co., and Vincent New¬ the 1968; $150,000 3.90s, on July 1 from 1969 to inclusive; $100,000 4s, July Kenower, • .4.10s, due on July 1, 1979 1980; and $75,000 Is, due July 1, 1981. bonds, for $150,000 6s, due on July 1 from 1962 to 1967 inelusive; $25,000 5V2S, due on \ . Co.; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.; State College on 1978 to 500,000 municipal administration building, Second Series Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw; F. Brittain Kennedy & Arizona July 1 from inclusive; $150,- due 4s, 1975 Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Goodbody & Co.; Andrews & Wells, man $450,- 1968; 1, 3.90s, due on July 1 from 1969 to 1974 inclusive; $300,- Fenner & Smith; Co.; Ira Haupt & Inc.; Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.; Allison-Williams Co.; Coughlin & Co.; Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.; Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.; Thomas & Co.; John Small & Co.; July on 000 were Sale—The posed of B. J. Van Herbert Evans J. Ingen & Co.; & Co., and CO ' (1232) The Commercial and Financial Chronicle price of 98.50, of about $93,000 net interest cost a Due 4s. 1961 41/4s. from 1 Due Sept. on 1 167$00 4%s. Due net 1960 1970 offered Sept. Legality & utilities tax improve¬ certificates, at a price of 97.02, a net interest cost of about 4.36%, for $885,000 4s, Lake ment 1972 from 1 1962 to and inclusive; $205,000 4.20s, Dec. 1, 1973 and 1974; $2,170,000 4V4s, due on Dec. 1 due to 1975 of about 4.41%, for on Aug. 1 1976 inclusive; 4 Vis, due 1961 to and $530,000 4.30s, due on Aug. 1 from 1977 to 1989 in¬ clusive. Sale —The Additional $575,000 ^municipal parking revenue bonds -offered at the time same were awarded to John Nuveen & Co., Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., jointly, at a price of 97.06, a net interest cost of about 4.99%, and as be Offering—Sealed bids will until 8 p.m. (CDST) Sept. 29 for the purchase of $3,200,000 school building bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 Mercer to Due 1962 75,000 4V2s. 1966 to No. ing 201 8 — awarded Fund Due on Sept. 1 from inclusive. 1978 Due 1979 1 Inclusive. 1989 to Sept. on Corporation; Goodbody & Co.; Morton & Co., Inc.; Wood, W. H. Struthers & Co.; Townsend, Dab& Tyson; G. H. Walker & Co.; *iey McCormick Hill, the to 1024 p. were — Northern Trust 3.47%. University of Illinois (P. O. Urbana), III. Offering Postponed—The offer¬ ing of housing revenue bonds to¬ taling $6,900,000 originally sched¬ uled for Sept. 15—v. 190, p. 920 —has 29, been postponed until Sept. 1959. & Inc.; Co.; Harkness & Crummer Com¬ The pany, and Oscar E. Anderson School Continental Dooly & Co. Illinois Na¬ tional Bank & Trust Company, of Chicago, and John Nuveen & Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price of 100.36, Clay Twp. (P. O. Carmel), Ind. Bond Offering—Day Stuckey, Township Trustee, will receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 29 for the purchase of $120,000 school aid bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due semi-annually Sale of The — John $1,100,000 Nuveen Wheeler Clement A. & 4.95%, $190,000 3V2S. 1961 to Due to 1966 to 1 inclusive. State Bank, of Carmel. on 1976 on apolis. Clay Twp., Metropolitan Sch. Dist. (P. O. Carmel), Ind. Bond Offering—Jack R. Shore, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed Sept. 1 from semi-annually from July 1, Principal and interest payable at the Union Bank, of Carmel. Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis. Sept. 1 from a.m. (EST) on Sept. 29 for the purchase of $935,€00 parking facilities revenue bonds, Series A. Dated April 1, 1959. Due Oct. on 1 from 1961 inclusive. Callable as of Oct. Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the Chase Man¬ _ 1969. hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬ gality approved by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of New Bond York bonds offered 1121—were p. awarded to the Indianapolis Bond Corp., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, as 4s, at a price of 100.52, a basis of about & Share 3.92%. union fered Sept. sold were City. Authority 2%s, at (P. County Bldg. Indianapolis), R. Hokanson at apolis, announces that the Merchants 11 National Company of Indian¬ South Meridian Street, Indianapolis, until 10 a.m. (CST) Atlanta, Georgia on Sept. 29 for the purchase of Offering Postponed The of¬ fering of $12,510,000 3y4% vari¬ $32,000,000 governmental building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. ous purpose Due bonds scheduled for on p. 1024—has been postponed indefinitely due to un¬ favorable market conditions. Oi and 1munity (P. ' Bond ©00 *old O. Counties District Com- No. 427 Sycamore), III. Sale—An school to Kane School issue of building the Jan. 1 from sive. Bonds 1963 to 1999 inclu¬ due on $125,- bonds Continental was Illi¬ 190, 820— p. Federal price of Housing Agency, as or date after 4s, at as pay¬ able at the Merchants National Bank & Trust Company of Indian¬ apolis, or at the option of the a bank in 1025 were — Alex. Brown & Sons, Legg & Co., jointly, price of 100.05, a basis C. a of about 3.99%. Prince George's County (P. O. Upper Marlboro), Md. Offering Herbert — W. Reichelt, President of the Board of County Commissioners, will re¬ ceive sealed (EDST) chase bids until 11 of public Oct. on 1984 school bonds. from 1 1960 to inclusive. 800,000 public Zionsville, Ind. Offering Postponed—The offer¬ of $412,000 sewage works bonds scheduled for Sept. 10—v. 190, p. 1024—has been post¬ poned indefinitely. revenue Due Oct. on bonds. from 1 1960 to 1984 inclusive. The bonds are dated Oct. 1, Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the Suburban Trust Co., Hyattsville. Bond Sale—An issue of $340,000 building bonds was sold to Carleton D. Beh Company. school Legality (CST) chase oral will bids receive at 2 p.m. Sept. 29 for the pur¬ $150,000 street improve¬ bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. on Nov. on from 1 1961 to 1970 inclusive. Legality approved by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Bond Sale —The Moines Des National Bank, of Moines, jointly. Lone Tree Sch. Dist. the building bonds was LOUISIANA Chicago or York City, as specified by the purchaser in his bid. Legality a submitted for were the $590,000 school building bonds offered Sept. 15. Lake Arthur, La. Bond Town bids 11 will Hanks, receive (CST) a.m, sealed on Oct. 15 for the purchase of $26,000 public improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Interest J-D. Foley, Legality approved Cox & Judell, of New Orleans. Offering—Harry K. Gal- Town Clerk, 000,000 water, will receive bank a the by Legality & and Dated electric Nov. Principal and interest at nated & sewer bonds. revenue 1959. J. Devine & price of 100.02, a Bond or banks successful approved by 1, pay¬ desig¬ bidder. Chapman Cutler, of Chicago, and Benton Mcseley, of Baton Rouge. $142,000 sewer and street bonds offered Sept. 16 —v. 190, p. 1121—were awarded to Bache & Co., as 3.40s, at a price of 100.02, a basis of about 3.39%. Massachusetts Turnpike Massachusetts sealed (EDST) on bids until Sept. 23 for the noon pur¬ chase cessive month that a all time new high has been attained, the report said. Operating expenses and 574 from charges down were $308,669 to $236,- year ago. a available amounted interest for to vehicle revenue August increased 25.7% vehicle and revenue in was Oct. 1 from 1960 to Principal and in¬ 1960 to • Big Rapids, Mich. ; Bond Sale-—The $180,000 water supply system Sept. revenue 15—v. awarded to bonds of¬ 190, 1025— p. Kenower, Mac-. Co. Chelsea, Mich. Bond Sale—The $175,000 water bonds offered Sept. 10— system 190, p. 1025—were awarded to Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at a price of 100.06, a net interest cost about $50,000 4.64%, 5s. 1960 on 1969 inclusive. 35,000 41/2s. Due 1970 For the first of available eight 1959 for calendar net earnings, charges, increase of interest $5,990,989, an $1,527,996, or 34.2% over the com¬ to As a result of to-month operations revenues, equal to 109.65% charges on the 12 last continuing month- improvement the in net are of funded debt 1982 awarded of Offering — sealed bids Bank-State at Street the C. re¬ Second Trust Co., Municipal Dept., Ill Franklin St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Sept. 22 for the purchase of $218,school project bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1959. Due on Oct. 15 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Principal and interest payable at the abovementioned Bank. Legality ap¬ by Storey, Thorndike, Dodge, of Boston. & Wakefield, Mass. Bond Sale —The $1,975,000 school project loan bonds Sept. 15 —v.'190, p. 921 offered — the to a Bankers group Trust composed of of The — from $1,500,000 site bonds — v. 190, p. to a offered 921 — were syndicate composed First of Michigan & 4.86%. Dearborn, Mich. Sale—The $1,700,000 gen¬ eral obligation sewer bonds of¬ Sept. 15—v. 190, p. 1025— were awarded to a group headed by the First National Bank of fered Chicago, as at price a interest of of about Due on July 1961 to from 1965 4V4s. 1966 . 1 from inclusive. Due to Others in the a 4.27%, ,f 5s. 1,440,000 100.02, cost follows: $260,000 July on 1 inclusive. 1989 Bankers account: Co., and Morgan Guaranty Co., both of New York, Philadelphia National Bank, of Philadelphia, and Wood, Struthers & Co. Delta County Building Authority (P. O. Escanaba), Mich. Bond Offering—John H. Faw- cett, Secretary of the Commission, will receive p.m. (EST) sealed bids until 7 Oct. 5 for the pur¬ on chase of $680,000 building revenue bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1962 to 1989 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J) able at a bank or trust pay¬ company designated by the purchaser. Le¬ gality approved by Miller, Can- field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit. were Company, from 1 inclusive. and Nuveen Trust William 1 Oct. on Corp., Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Barcus, ^ Kin¬ dred & Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,, .Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas City, Goodbody & Co.,. M. B. Vick & Co., Charles Parcells & Co., Martin & Co., and Allan Blair & Co., as 4%s, at a price of 100.08, a basis of about months, the Authority Francis, Town Treasurer, will 000 the John for Rehoboth, Mass. ceive Sale building Sept. 10 Trust Bond Oct. on from Michigan now interest 1 Community School Dist., Bond net parable period in 1958. Oct. 1973 inclusive. to 90,000 4%s. Due Bond months follows: as Due to up New York City; Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago; White, on from Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit. 8.7%. 1959. Due 1 Principal and in¬ terest (J-J) payable at a bank or trust company designated by the purchaser. Legality approved by v pas¬ awarded inclusive. Jan. on inclusive. 1974 of $2,050,000 permanent improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1979 1985 Clarkson $1,578,659 for August, 1959, compared with $1,400,137 in the comparable month a year ago. This is the second suc¬ Bond receive M. 8 Authority, of revenues Maine Offering—George H. An¬ derson, Director of Finance, will Mich. Wanda — p.m. (EST) on Sept. 29 $900,000 build- ; ing and site bonds. Dated Sept. 1, August—The Authority reports Palmer Portland, District, for the purchase of Revenues Reported at New High proved MAINE School Offering Parry, Secretary of Board of Edu- V cation,; will receive sealed bids, of Sale—The said. sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 22 for the purchase of $1,- able C. — basis of about 3.39%. Plaquemine, La. lager, to 3.40s, at were Offering—Marion Clerk, until as senger (P. O. Oberlin), La. Bonds Not Sold—No bids Bond v. Co., Commercial Allen Parish School District No. 25 Berkeley of¬ $1,342,084, sold to compared to $1,091,468 last year, an increase of 22.9%. Monthly in¬ terest charges are $657,250. White-Phillips Co. , chaser. Wil- bonds 190, p. 1121 v. — awarded were Balance Iowa 1959. Due on April 1, 1960. Prin-; cipal and interest payable at a, place agreed upon with the pur- Arthur & $100,000 Station 17 maintenance Community Bond Sale—An issue of $329,000 school Fire fered Sept. total $110,000 Lib¬ erty Memorial bonds offered Sept. 9—v. 190, p. 1024—were awarded to the Peoples Trust & Savings Bank, of Indianola, and the IowaDes Sale—The liamsett In Indianola, Iowa 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept.. 24; the; purchase of $60,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 15, were Dedham, Mass. of ment Due Clerk, and until fered MASSACHUSETTS . for ap¬ by Clark, Smith & Prendergast, of Baltimore. Dodge, Iowa Bond Offering—Robert H. Clel- Michigan proved Bond College Community School District (P. O. Fairfax), Iowa sealed 'W"'' Community Sch. District, 1959. Due building 1959. not sold. City . Offering — James T. Corden, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until $5,200,000 — Fort + " Note a.m. Sept. 29 for the pur¬ $6,000,000 bonds, as fol¬ on lows: Schools Corp. Jan. thereafter. Principal and interest (J-J) holder, at to and John 190, p. v. Addison $300,000 Cum¬ bonds offered Thruway — Due Not Sold The $196,000 building bonds scheduled for Aug. 20—v. 190, p. 720—were ing Sale—The 15 awarded Tipton), Ind. Bond 1, 1970, are redeemable, in whole in part, on July 1, 1969, or any New Bond berland Sept. par. Twp. O. of¬ or interest payment ILLINOIS DeKalb the stu¬ bonds Finance (P. — Sept. 15—v. 190, $586,000 11—v. to a Bond Offering—Secretary May- Bank & Trust GEORGIA O. Authority will receive sealed bids Haute. Terre College Board (P. O. Tipton-Cicero Indiana Bond the Merchants revenue Home and by Indianapolis-Marion nard of Sale—The dent — building revenue Sept. 16—v. 190, to 1988 1, revenue Bond State Teacher Indianapolis, Ind. Sale The $1,500,000 Bond Tampa, Fla. Offering—H. L. Pelhank, Comptroller, will receive Bond City Bank a MICHIGAN Cumberland, Md. apolis. 1:30 (CST) on Sept. 29 for the purchase of $120,000 school build¬ ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. inclusive. sealed bids until 11 bids until p.m. Due the at MARYLAND (CST) purchase of Sept. 1, 1959. Due from 1962 to 1979 in¬ Principal and interest at about 3.99%. Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬ Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬ State 1970 inclusive. to approved by Ross, McIce & Miller, of Indian¬ 1960 to Jan. 1, 1970. Sept. 1 from inclusive. 420,000 4.60s. Due 1971 Sept. on 1963 on 280,000 4V2S. Due 1967 follows: as 210,000 4s. Due 1964 Co., net interest cost a of about & Alleman, and & Co., at a Evans price of 95.05, from National 1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1970. Principal and interest payable at Cord, municipal airport revenue bonds offered Sept. 16—v. 190, p. 1920— were awarded to a group com¬ I^eedy, 1 payable July Legality posed (J-J) land, basis of about 3.56%. a the Union Tallahassee, Fla. Bond July Co.; Rockland-Atlas Na¬ Bank, of Boston, and the Securities Corp., as 4s, price of 100.10, a basis of tional receive Dated clusive. & Boston. p.m. Sept. 29 for the $600,000 first mortgage on Weld American IOWA City, Ind. Sale—The $900,000 school the from 2 payable at the First National Bank, Chicopee, Mass. improvement bonds offered Sept. 190, p. 1024—were awarded to will until (A-O) Monday, September 21, 1959 . in Port¬ land. Legality approved by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of school 10—v. Sept. 1 from on Other members of the Kidder, Peabody & Co. syndicate: R. W. I*ressprich & Co.; First of Michi¬ gan 190, v. Company, of Chicago, as 3VzS, at a price of 100.07, a basis of about Bond inclusive. 4.90s, from President, bids terest Portland Rock- Terre Haute), Ind. offered bonds James — on Counties (P. O. Aledo), III. $200,000 Work¬ Cash Sept. 1 inclusive. 1974 to 315,000 Henderson Community Unit School District inclusive. Sept. 1 from on Due 80,000 4.80s. Sept. on 1965 1970 to 1975 to Due 75,000 43/4s. 1971 Offering wood, 1974 inclusive. and School INDIANA $4.30s. from School received follows: $30,000 Consolidated 120 Bond Sale—The $100,000 Bond bonds. on clusive. from Interest J-D. by Chapman approved County Bond in¬ 1989 €30,000 utility revenue bonds, at a price of 97.00, a net interest cost inclusive. (P. O. Libertyville), III. on from June 1 from on 1972 District No. $3,260,000 Dec. Due Creek Building Corp. (P. O. 6835 Wabash Avenue, Terre Haute), Ind. from 1 Cutler, of Chicago. 15—v. 190, p. 920—were awarded to a syndicate headed by Kidder, Pea"body & Co., as follows: on Lost inclusive. 1969 to approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis. sealed Sale—The $3,890,000 •certificates to June on Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Clearwater, Florida Certificate Due 60,000 3%s. 1979 inclusive. from 1973 to a follows: $65,000 4s. 1 Sept. on Bank & Trust Co., price of 100.16, a interest cost of about 3.81%, 1968 to 1972 inclusive. .from due National Chicago, at as inclusive. 1967 to 90,000, Sept. on nois of 4.50%, as follows: . . Detroit, Mich. Bond Offering — Henry P. Dowling, City Controller, will re¬ ceive (EST) sealed on bids Sept. 29 until for 10 a.m. the pur- Volume 190 Number 5883 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (1233) chase of $9,150,000 bonds, fol¬ as lows: $4,000,000 public Dated Oct. Oct/ 15 bonds. sewer 15, 1959. Due 1962 from to on 1984 inclusive. Interest A-O. , v" 1959. Due to ; . ::: \V-;; 2,000,000 ; public library bonds. 15, 1959. Due on Sept. ^15 from 1962 to 1984 inclusive. Interest M-S. ; " Dated -« rehabilitation; Dated June . June 15 of the the to current or by on 1974 official in New York Detroit. Legality Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone; of Detroit. also will receive Oct. on 15 from 1962 to 1984 inclusive. 900,000 public bonds. Due 1962 to Dated utility lighting Oct. on 15 from 1979 inclusive. Oct. 15, 1959. Principal interest (A-O) payable at the and * current in official New bank of the city York City, Chicago, or Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, Detroit.- of Detroit. Fenton Area Public School District (P. Bond O. Fenton), Mich. Sale site offered . Sept. 15 a The $1,200,000 building bonds — school , and awarded were composed group Stuart & to 57 a price of 100.004, cost of about as on follows: July 1 Michigan Bond 645,000 4%s. Due 1967 to building 190, 1983 to Forest Hills 1988 on July 1 from on School District (P. O. 4368 Heather Lane, S. E., Grand Rapids), Mich. Note Offering—Jack D. Baines, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until 8 - (EST) on Sept. 21 for the purchase of $65,837.48 tax antici¬ pation notes. Dated Sept. 9, 1959. p.m. - Due on March Godwin Rapids), until will - 8 or Mich. $32,000 5s. receive sealed bids • . headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., John Nuveen & Co., and First of Michigan Corp., at a price of 100.02, a net interest cost of about 4.34%, as follows: from 1,800,000 from 1,550,©00 41/£s. 1962 Due to 4V4S. 1970 to 4%s. on 1969 Due from 1976 to 13,000 1975 Due July 1 inclusive. on July 1 inclusive. on man, in July 1 1979 inclusive. the syndicate: Gold¬ Sachs & Co., Eastman Dillon, * Union Securities & Co., A. C. Al- lyn & Co., Inc;, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, American Securities Corp., Wil', liam Blair & Co., R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.," Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., Field, Richards & Co., Barcus, Kindred & Co. . , place a agreed upon purchaser. 1974 Bond Sale—The vehicle $84,000 motor bonds offered highway v. 190, p. 922 — were to Stranahan, Harris & Sept. 14 — awarded Co., Inc. •;1 3V4S. Due Offering purchase A — d Community Sch. Dist., Michigan Note Sale The $35,000 tax offered Sept. — anticipation notes 14—v. 190, p. 1122—were awarded of $30,000 tax Principal < and a place agreed with the purchaser. anticipation notes. upon Onsted Community School Dist., No. Sale—The $350,000 school building bonds offered Sept. 15— Sept. 28 for the $45,000 tax anticpaSept. 1, 1959. Due on March 15, 1960. Principal and interest payable at a place agreed upon with the purchaser. on 85,000 4%s. Due 1965 to 115,000 5s. 1970 Public School Due to 1974 inclusive. District on April 1, 1975 on April 1, 1977. 1976. 30,000 41/£s. Due B-l, Mich. Note Offering — H. A. Frost, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until Plymouth Community School Dist., Michigan Note 4 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 21 for the purchase of $75,000 tax anticipa¬ tion notes. Dated Sept. 20, 1959. I for Dec. on 30, 1959. Consol. School District (P. O. 5102 North Stoney Creek Road, Monroe), Mich. Note Offering John — Mc- S. Nairn, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ cation, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) Sept. 21 for the purchase of $95,000 tax antici¬ pation notes. Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due 1, 1960. payable at and interest trust Principal bank a or designated by the purchaser. Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of company b i Offering t s until 8 the Detroit. e School Sale p.m. (EST) purchase of District, Lakeview Michigan Note notes Sale—An issue of $40,000 sold to the Citzens Com¬ was mercial & Savings Bank, of Flint, at 4.00%. Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due on 1960. Principal and in¬ at a place agreed with the purchaser. March terest 1961 upon Mackinac Bond City, Mich. Sale—The $100,000 water supply system revenue bonds of¬ Sept. 14—v. 190, p. 922— fered were awarded Arthur & to Kenower, Mac- Co. 21 Note Twp. Sch. District (P. O. Portage), Mich. Sale The — $200,000 tax anticipation notes 14—v. 1122—were awarded State Bank, and to 190, p. offered Sept. School the American National Trust Co., both of jointly, at 4.00%. Bank Note Offering Secretary District, Commission, will bids until 8 Huber — Municipal of Haag, Finance receive sealed (EST) on Sept. p.m. 22 for the purchase of $16,500 tax anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 9, 1959. "Due cipal Feb. on 28, 1960. Prin¬ interest and place agreed upon payable at a with the pur¬ chaser. River Rouge School District, Mich.' Note Offering — Bernard E. Lozon, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until noon (EST) on Sept. 24 for the purchase of $150,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on March 1, 1960. Prin¬ cipal and interest payable at a place agreed upon with the pur¬ Secretary of Board of Educa¬ tion, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 23 for the purchase of $27,500 tax anticipa¬ tion and notes. on Sept. 1959. April 1, 1960. Principal payable at a bank company designated purchaser. Legality Miller, Canfield, Stone, of Detroit. by 15, vehicle fered a 4%s, at a 190, bonds of¬ 1025— p. Wade, price of 100.005, Ypsilanti Township Ypsilanti), Bond Sale—The & James T. fund 14—v. awarded to Walter J. as sewer — on Feb. 1 from additional from Nov. the in Allison- account: Williams Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis, MannheimerEgan, Inc., Caldwell, Phillips Co., Shaughnessy & Co., Inc., Harold E. Wood & Co., and Woodard-El& Co. J. — were and water Sept. bids Oct. on until 1 $10,000 for 8 main Co., 190, bonds p. of¬ 1025— to Kenower, Mac- as 4V2s, at a price lighting bonds. (A-O) of Hanska. State Bank Secretary of Board of of 100.04, a basis of about 4.49%. & of St. Paul. Le Center Indep. School District Sale Bond eral — The obligation offered bonds $675,000 gen-^ school Sept. building 14—v. 190, p. awarded to a group composed of Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Allison-Williams Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; Northwest¬ National ern Offering—Rudolph Nel¬ Clerk, will receive (CST) on Sept. 23 for the purchase of $450,000 general obligation school building bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due Spicer, Minn. $78,000 general obligation improvement bonds of¬ fered Sept. 10—v. 190, p. 1026— awarded to Allison-Williams were Piper, Jaffray Co., and wood, at 80,000 1 Due 1970 to 1974 255,000 Due' 1983 to April on 1982 to 4.40s. from April on terest cost of about April 4.40s. 42,000 Nov. 4.70s. from carry Jan. 1 City sealed Comptroller, bids Sept. on will until 30 for Mit¬ 10 the re¬ a.m. pur¬ hospital facilities on Sept. 1 from Due or Dated A-O. Legality approved b y Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney, of St. Paul. Strandquist Independent School 444, Minn. District No. Bond Offering District sealed ceive (CDST) on of Edward — Clerk, bids O. will until 8 re¬ p.m. Sept. 24 for the $30,000 pur¬ general Interest inclusive. 1972 to Legality approved by Dor¬ Owen, Scott, Barber & Mar¬ of Minneapolis. sey, quart, Worthington, Minn. Sale—The Bond eral obligation Bank mill Co., Sept. to a gen¬ p. bonds 922— group com¬ 190, the American National of St. Paul, Shearson, Hamof & as $105,000 1961 1968 to 1971 Due 1 inclusive. on Jan. 1 from inclusive. Due on Jan. 1 from inclusive. 1974 to Jan. on 1967 to 1970 90,000 4.30s. & Dufe 3.80s. 45,000 4.10s. Bond Dean Witter Co., and follows: 1975 to at $300,000 sewerage 15—v. awarded posed 1989 inclusive. City. Due on Jan. 1 from 1980 inclusive. Wayzata, Minn. Sale The $19,000 — im¬ provement bonds offered Sept. 15 —v/190, p. 1122—were awarded, to the Wayzata State Bank. Young America, Minn. $15,000 general Bond Sale—The Additional Offering—The above official William — certificates. revenue Sept. the fiscal agency of the City in St. Paul or New York City. Legality approved by Wood, King & Dawson, of New York nance, Offering Oct. 15, 1959. Due on Oct. 15 from 1962 to 1976 inclusive. Interest 60,000 4.20s. joint I Kalling, Secretary of the Com¬ mission, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Sept. 24 for the purchase of $400,000 elec¬ from inclusive. bonds. March inclusive. T. follows: $3,500,000 water works bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1989 55,000 on 1980 Spring Valley Public Utilities Commission, Minn. Certificate were J. $3,555,000 general obliga¬ tion bonds, as to extra 1% interest from 1960 to Jan. 1, 1962. offered Paul, Minn. ceive 1 1989 inclusive. Offering—Joseph chell, Due 1971 March on 1970 inclusive. an 1, 1962 extra 1 Vz % interest from St. Due 1962 to F-A. 1, 1959 to April 1, 1961. Bond fol¬ as In addition the entire issue will In addition the entire issue will carry an 4.79%, 1 inclusive. on & Hopnet in¬ a 1 1973 inclusive. Due par, obliga¬ tion school building bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1969 inclusive. 4.20s. from price of a lows: chase April on to Bond Sale—The $115,000 Due 1961 Principal and in-* terest (F-A) payable at any suit¬ able bank designated by the pur¬ chaser. Legality approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis. Stennes, 4.20s. 1 from Feb. on inclusive. Bank, of Minne¬ apolis, and Caldwell, Phillips Co., at a price of par, a net interest cost of about 4.44%, as follows: from Minnea¬ of sealed bids until 7 p.m. tric No. 392, Minn. Marquart, District son, Le¬ gality approved by Briggs, Gil¬ bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney, inclusive. 1971 Rapids Indep. School District No. 47, Minn. Bond payable ' Cordon, Sauk (CDST) purchase of the street Minn. polis. p.m. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬ to 1962 from Arnold office of the Commissioners of Fi¬ $25,000 sanitary 15—v. awarded Arthur & O. from 1 Ouren, Village Clerk, will receive sealed Rapids, Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ able at a place to be designated by the purchaser. Legality ap¬ proved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Minn. Offering 1, 1959. Principal and interest (M-S) payable at the Mich. Sauk $36,000 Hanska, Bond 1962 to (P. in¬ 1, 1959 1, 1961 inclusive. Others of the City in Bond Offering—Norbert Hollen- 1988 Feb. 1 from on bear 1V2% Dated by City Community Sch. Dist., Michigan Note Offering highway motor basis of about 4.37%. fered Marine Mich. Sale—The $123,000 Sept. were Inc., approved Paddock Feb. 1 from on 1980 inclusive. bonds (CST) Bond interest trust or the Dated from inclusive. 1975 1976 to chase of Lee- son, 1 inclusive. 195,000 4V2S. Due from District, F. to 225,000 .4.30s. Springfield, Offering—Laurin 1972 822—were School Public & Kalamazoo, Michigan Michigan Note Feb. on 110,000 4.40s. Due the Industrial chaser. Manchester Public to of by 1967 inclusive. to 1973 headed follows: as 200,000 4V4S. Due 1968 offered & Hopwood, at a net interest cost 4.51%, or City. Legal¬ ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬ 1025—were cipal and interest Portage 1, payable a of Finance, of NewYork or Barber gen¬ at the Mich. Community Sch. District, Sept. on re¬ L chaser. The $22,200 tax anticipation notes offered Sept. 3 —v. 190, p. 922—were awarded to Kenower, MacArthur & Company. — Russell — par, about Superintendent of receive sealed bids r, bids bonds group interest office M. Minn. p. $320,000 4s. Due wood $500,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due on April 1, 1960. Prin¬ cipal and interest payable at a place agreed upon with the pur¬ on June on s Schools, will a Jaffray terest Commissioner the and the at p. J. $825,000 190, to of to Feb. April ,1 from on 55,000 4%s. Due and Hastings 15—v. The April 1 from on 1969 inclusive. Valley, improvement of Principal payable horst, Village Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CDST) on Oct, 5 for the purchase of $40,Distriot| 000 general: obligation bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on April to School Sale—The awarded composed 1964 inclusive. 190, ... Indep. Golden Bond group (M-S) ler, of Chicago. $250,000 general ob¬ ligation school building bonds of¬ fered Sept. 9 — v. 190, p. 1025 — were rejected. :'- .»;'•> y.; a of awarded 911, Minn. Not Sold—All Bonds price First Sept. 10—v. Co., Inc. Piper, Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1989 on inclusive. $150,000 gen¬ building ceived for the eral Due school No. 1122—were awarded to of Buhl), Minn. The — were Dain & 190, p. Dated Sale O. bonds offered v. 1960 to (P. obligation — system bonds. St. Paul Bond eral — notes. & bids at the same time for the pur¬ chase of $150,000 sewage disposal at the fiscal agency 694 Sept. Bond Michigan Corporation, Stranahan, to the National Bank, of Jackson, Harris & Co., Inc., Barcus, Kin¬ at 3.60%. dred & Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., Hartland Consolidated Sch. Dist., and Goodbody & Co., at a price Michigan of 100.0002, a net interest cost of Note Offering John Beeken, about 4.83%, as follows: Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until 8 $65,000 5s. Due on April 1 from p.m. (EST) purchase of awarded to Kalman Buhl-Kinney Indep. School District E. e n Michigan Lake 613—were Cambridge r interest payable at Sept. 1, 1975. on Sept. 1, on Sale—The $100,000 fire fighting, building and equipment bonds offered Aug. 19—v. 190, p. 1025 Kindi), Mich. Note the inclusive. Minnesota ' Bond Co., Inc. Marshall, Mich. 1976. Grass Due Others as from Sept. 1 from on 12,000 3%s. Due • $1,600,000 the Brooklyn Park (P. O. Minneapolis), - anticipation notes. 31, 1959. Due on June Principal and interest to 4.25%, on 93,000 4%s. Due trust company Haven, Mich. \ Bond Sale—The $4,950,000 elec¬ tric utility revenue bonds offered Sept. 16 were awarded to a syndi¬ t about Sept. 1 1960 to 1964 inclusive. Grand . of Due p.m. designated by the purchaser. Legality ap¬ proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ dock & Stone, of Detroit. cate awarded follows: the bank Sept. 9— of tax 30, 1960. payable at MINNESOTA on Dated Aug. Potterville (EST) on Sept. 22 purchase of $250,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due on April 1, 1960. Prin¬ cipal and interest payable at a for $74,900 the Harper, Superintendent of Schools, will receive sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 21 for cost * ■ for sealed (EST) purchase North Huron School District (P. O. Note Note Offering—George E. Cal¬ kin, Secretary of Board of Edu- ; cation, 921—were p. Laingsburg District (P. O. 3540 S. Division Ave., . offered 31, 1960. Heights School Grand 23 receive p.m. Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, jointly, at a price of par, a net July 1 from inclusive. Public bonds Jefferson 1982 inclusive. 400,000 4%s. Due Sale—The $150,000 school from 1960 to 1966 inclusive. • Sept. Due interest net a 4.69%, $155,000 5s. Due . until Twp. School District O. Comstock Street, Rural Route No. 1, Grand Haven), v. 7:30 (P. of Halsey, Co., Inc., Harriman Rip¬ ley & Co., Inc., H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., Charles Parcells & Co, and Shearson, Hammill & Co., at . Co., Inc., will bids with No. tion . & & Pickard, Moody, Inc. and Martin Grand Haven $5,875,000 general public improve¬ Due Blair Corbett & 1965 to sealed same time for the pur¬ chase of $6,775,000 bonds, as fol¬ lows: ; bonds. Allan & Co. bids at the ment & Co., Juran . Additional Offering—The above official & sen Renshaw, Co., Wallace, Geruld- Education, interest 1959. Due 1961 city City, Chicago approved bonds. Interest J-D. Payable at bank 15, from > inclusive. r Shannon Sept. 400,000* ' v. Interest A-O. ., v Oct. 1 from 1960 on 1969 ' inclusive.. ; Wells & Co., Rodman & Burns, 2,750,000 Motor Vehicle Highway \ Fund bonds. Dated Oct. 1, . Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Watling, Lerchen & Co., Mullaney, 61 also will receive sealed obligation bonds offered Aug. 26 v. 190, p. 822 were awarded to 62 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1234) NEW JERSEY America, the State Bank of Young as Atlantic Miss. improvement bonds offered Sept. 15—v. 190, p. 922—were awarded Allen Co. & Sold—No bids were Not water 18— offered Aug. bonds revenue $75,000 the for submitted 190, p. 721. V. Yalobusha County (P. Coffeeville), Miss. Bond Sale—The O. hospital bonds offered Sept. 8— y. 190, p. 922—were awarded to the First U. S. Corporation. Yalobusha Oakland Con¬ (P. O. County, solidated School Water District Valley), Miss. Bond Sale—The bonds offered S. 190, 8—v. awarded 1026—were U. $100,000 school Sept. p. Co., Bache & Co., Lee HigginCorp., Francis I. duPont & Co., Gregory & Sons, Hirsch & Co., Rand & Co., Andrews & Wells Inc., Goodbody & Co., son Sale —The $425,000 im¬ 190, awarded 721—were p. 1026—were awarded to J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 4.30s, at a price of 100.06, 4.29%. Offering received $175,000 water system revenue bonds offered Sept. 8 — v. 190, p. 922 — were awarded to J. A. Hogle & Co., and Coughlin & Co., jointly, as follows: -90,000 4V2s. Due 1964 to on July 1973 inclusive. 49,000 4%s. Due to 1974 1 from ing Due on Nov. Bond Teachers Colleges Lincoln), Neb. (P. O. Sale — Revenue bonds totaling $4,742,000 were purchased via negotiated sale by Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company, as fol¬ lows: $850,000 State Normal Schools at Peru, as 4%s. Due on Sept 1 1970 to 1993 $75,000 general bonds offered Sept. 10—v. 190, p. 1026— & as improvement awarded were inclusive. Hanauer Co., and Ewing & Co., jointly, 3.80s, at a price of 100.02, a Moonachie School District, Bond Sale—An issue of sold was to J. B. Hanauer & Co., jointly, of 100.14, Bond on & Sept. 10 Co., and Ewing 4%s, at a price as basis of about 4.35%. a N. Union 1, 1959. Interest M-S. Co., both 4s, at as a County Bond sail, on of — Donald bids until Sept. 23 $750,000 Pear- will 11 bonds,. re¬ a.m. for the T h / Others in Geo. account: the & Co., Inc., Hewlett ment from 1960 to pur¬ fol¬ as on on Oct. 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Oct. 1, 1959. Principal (A-O) payable at the Treasurer's office, or at and interest $114,000 to Stern County the option of the holder, at the National State Bank of Elizabeth. Company. April 100.17, basis a Dated School District No. 10 Commack), N. Bond Sale 1123 Lynch, Inc. to on. inclu¬ 1983 6s. to 1973 & Smith, Corp.,. a 4.63%, Offering—Edwin J. Hewitt, Finance Director, will receive bids Until of Sept. 29 $1,333,000 for the sewer Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of New York City. purchase and West Caldwell, N. J. Bond Sale—The $210,000 paving notes. bonds offered 1026—were NEVADA Washoe County (P. O. Reno), Nev. Bond Offering—Sealed bids will be received by the County Clerk until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase of $200,000 gen¬ eral obligation juvenile detention home bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Legality approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How¬ ard, of Denver. ling, Due on 1972 to April 1 from 1979 the for purchase Due at the Chemical Bank Company, in New New Hampshire (State of) Bond Sale—The $1,358,000 fran¬ chise tax Sept. 15 — refund v. 190, bonds p. 1026 offered — were awarded to the First Boston Cor¬ poration, as 3.20s, at a price 100.15, a basis of abbut 3.17%. Bond District, N. H. ' Sale—The $100,000 school 1123—were awarded to 190, the Na¬ NEW YORK Brookhaven Central School District No. 11 (P. O. Centereach), N. Western School Bond Sale—An issue of $190,000 bonds was sold to Adams, school McEntee & a Co., Inc., as 4.20s, at price of 100.13, a basis of about 4.18%. sive. 1 Sept. 1, 1960 1959. to Due 1988 on inclu¬ Principal and interest (M-S) payable p. at the Tinker National Bank, of East Setauket. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of N. Y. City. Freeport, N. Y. Bond Sale—The $600,000 public improvement bonds offered Sept. 15—v. 190, p. 1026—were awarded to the Bankers Trust Company, Townsend, of New York City, and Gregory Tyson, as 4.20s, at a .& Sons, jointly, as 3.90s, at a price of 100.76, a basis of about price of 108.06, a basis of about Dabney & 4.10%. 3.88%. New Note . York Sale—The $4,000,000 bond anticipation notes offered Sept. 11 190, p. 1026—were awarded —v. to the Morgan Guaranty Trust Company, of New York City, at 2.82%, plus a premium of $100.00. $3,000,000 District (P. Hempstead (P. O. Plandome Road, Manhasset), NY. 1979 to 1988 10,000 4V2s. Due Bond Sale—The various purpose bonds totaling $1,210,000. offered Sept. 15—v. 190, pp. 1026 and 1123 awarded to a group on a on June 1, 1989. sBrook com¬ Park, Ohio < — on Sept. 23 for the p.m. Central pur¬ land. Legality approved by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. chase of $94,500 general improve¬ ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1,. 1959. Due on (F-A). Principal payable Westbury, Bank, New or at at York and the the interest Bank • of Hanover City.- Legality National Bank of Cleve¬ Champion Twp. Local School Dist. (P. O. Warren), Ohio - Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. ! from 1 bonds. Due 1962 1986 to Pro j ect bonds. 6 Bond Due Dry 100,000 Levee Fund No. and Repair bonds. 1 from 1 No. from. 1 Creek Run Creek Jan. Fund Jan. on inclusive. Due to 1962 1971 inclusive. 1 250,000 Motorized Vehicle Equip¬ ment Bond Fund No. 1 bonds. Due Jan. on from 1 1962 1966 inclusive. to y . 110,000 Central Office Equipment Fire Communica¬ Police and tion System Bond Fund No. 1 bonds. 1962 Due to 1971 Grade 50,000 tion bonds - 1962 / to . Jan. dated are bonds. 7 from 1 inclusive. 1966 Elimina¬ No. Fund Jan. on from 1 inclusive. Crossing Bond Due Jan. on Principal and interest -1, (J-J) payable at the City Treasurer's office, or at the Chase Manhattan Bank, New:York City. Legality approved by Squire, Sanders & Due on Dec. from 1 Interest 1961 to 1964 J-D. Elyria, Ohio ' ... Offering — E. J. Alheit, Auditor, will receive sealed bids until noon (EDST) on Sept. -„ City . (EDST) 1981 to Bond OHIO . 1 Expressway 1962 from 300,000 Grade Crossing Elimina¬ inclusive. , until 1936 - — bids Jan. on The June 1 from inclusive.... of sealed 1 Bond Fund No. 3 1960. Bond Offeri n g Cyrus Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, First McGovern; Village Clerk, will re¬ ceive sealed of Michigan Corporation, and Ira bids until boon Haupt & Co., as 4.20s, at a price (EDST) on Oct. 6 for the purchase of 100.45, a basis of about 4.15%.' of $102,260 special assessment road improvement bonds. Dated Westbury, N. Y. Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from Bond Offering John A. 1961 to 1970 inclusive. Principal Sharkey, Village Clerk, will re¬ and interest (J-D), payable at the ceive Due to 1,500,000 General Slum Clearance O. 190, p. 1123—were awarded to 50,000 4%s. Due North —were 1962 group composed of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., J. Lee" Dempsey, Of Cleveland. Peeler & Co., and Vance Securi¬ East Liverpool, Ohio ties Corp., at a price of par, a net interest cost of about 4.82%, as Bond Offering—-H. J. Gallimore, follows: City Auditor, will receive sealed bids^ until noon (EDST) on Oct. $50,000- 6s. Due on June 1 from 5 for the purchase of $11,000 spe¬ 1961 to 1970 inclusive. cial assessment street improve¬ 40,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. 1971 to 1978 inclusive. Niagara County (P. O. Lockport), posed from v. Clear¬ bonds. 2 General Bond Bond Sale—The $150,000 school building bonds offered Sept. 15— City. Legality approved by Sulli¬ Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of New York City. ; ; 1986 inclusive. , Easter- Clinton), N. C. York Due to Slum No. from 1 Jan. Manhattan York 1962 Bond Fund No. 10 bonds. Due on Alum York van, Y. of Strafford School bonds offered Sept. 16—v. to Jan. 1,900,000 O. Bank, of New City. Legality approved by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New York City. on Sept. 22 of $30,310,000 notes, (Series Dated Oct. 14, 1959. June 14, 1960. Payable loan bonds. 9 General Fund ance to the purchase on Trust Wil¬ Expressway No. from inclusive. 1,500,000 tion school building bonds. Dated Nov. York 1 1962 to 1981 E. of General Fund Jan. on April 1, 1980. Offering—W. noon (EST) on purchase of $10,as follows: the bonds, Bond sealed bids at his office in Raleigh until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Oct. 6 (EDST) p.m. p. Co., Newark, as 4.20s, at a price of 100.18, a basis of about 4.17%. Sept. New awarded water 190, 010,000 inclusive. on Offering—M. D. Portman, of Finance, will receive $4,300,000 April 1 from on Chase the Wilmington), Ohio for 8 inclusive. until temporary CTN-14). Principal inclusive. Secretary of Local Govern¬ Commission, will receive ment , tional Newark and Essex Banking Dated NEW HAMPSHIRE Sept. 15—v. Oct. as Authority will receive sealed bids for inclusive. (J-D) payable at the bids until sealed 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from 1961 1983 inclusive. Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the 1 school Offering Bond on Bond City Housing Authority, that O. Director net . Omaha, Neb. Note (P. Bond Merrill Rockingham County (P. Raleigh), N. C. National announces $42,000 inclusive. to about of 10,000 2V2s. Due $1,600 Offering—Chairman Sept. 24 for on Chester Local School District ' ■ 1961 Commercial Bank & Trust Co., of Albany. Reid 1981 to on Securities 55,000 4V2S. Due capital note and $23,100 dam con¬ and improvement bonds offered Aug. 20—v. 190, p. 722— Note 1, 1959. Due price of 100.06, a cost $60,000 Jay, N. Y. liam noon (EST) purchase of County National Bank & Trust Co.,; Wilmington. ~ Legality approved by Feck, Shaffer & Wil¬ liams, of Cincinnati. receive follows: basis of about 4.38%. York will Fenner Vance interest New Offering—Mrs. Frances L. interest and $125,000 water Sept. 15—v. 190, p. Pierce, and York Trask & the (P. O. Wilmington), improvement bonds. .Dated Oct. 13, 1959. Due on Dec. 15 from inclusive. awarded were — jointly, at to the 1, $350,000 school 1961 offered bonds composed of Chemical Bank awarded until Bond Sale—The (P. O. group were Bond Pittsboro, N. C. Y. Trust Co., Spencer Co., Blair & Co., Inc., Lee Higginson Corp., Wood, Struthers & Co., and Hayden, Stone & Co., as 4.40s, at a price of 100.11, a School Dist. F. D. No. 3; Fleming, Clerk of the Board: of Education, will receive sealed bids Bank, of New York City. Legal¬ ity ; approved by Wood, King & Dawson, of New York City. of $2,349,500 school bonds offered Sept. 17—v. 190, p. 1123—were awarded to a Ish— Ohio sive. Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the Chase Manhattan The — 1978 to Oct. from 1 Huntington and Smithtown Central Oct. 1969 inclusive. 586,000 public improvement and from 1972 Commission, bonds. Y. to Spencer Trask & Co., as 4.10s, price of about 4.06%. April on sealed bids at his office in Raleigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) oh Sept. 22 Sale—The a R. inclusive. " for the purchase of N. Chester Local April 1 from on & — Frances L. Fleming, Clerk of Board of Ed¬ County, Louisburg Twp.ucation, will receive sealed bids Special Bond Tax District (P. O. until Sept. 24 for the purchase of Raleigh), N. C. $42,000 building bonds. Bond Offering—W. E. EasterColumbus, Ohio ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬ Co. Harbor, April 1, 1954. April 1, 1965 Due Doll Franklin B. $225,000 street improvement bonds offered Sept. 17—v. 190, p. 1123—were awarded at 1971 3~%s. from Co., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc., Andrews & Wells, Inc., and Bond to 375,000 J. (Van B. Ingen & Co., Bacon, Stevenson & & 1967 v Cincinnati, Clinton 1966. 200,000 3%s. Due ^ p. Gibbons on e 1123—were awarded to a group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as 4.30s, at a price of 100.22, a basis of about 4.27%. 190, on 80,000 3V4s. Due $1,800,000 school bonds offered Sept. 17—v. — New $164,000 park bonds. Due 1 Fremont, Neb. sold 40,000 5V2s. Due - (P. O. Central Sale < 1961 April 1 from on to 1963 inclusive. and Square), N. Y. lows: Dated was 1 1961 struction Treasurer, sealed (EDST) NEBRASKA paving bonds No. Bond $155,000 6s. Due Palermo, Note and Bond Sale—The Elizabeth), equipment bonds. Due Bond Sale—An issue of 3.79%, as follbws: Constantia, /W e st Schroeppel, Parish, Mexico, Amboy, Cicero, Clay and Vienna Hastings, Monroe, par. Jersey Offering County ceive O. (P. New Rocky group composed of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., Vance Securities Corp., J. Marine Lee Peeler Corp., Carolina Se¬ of New York City. Legality ap-J curities Corp. and Howard C. proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn Traywick & Co., Inc., at a price & McCarthy, of New York City. of par, a net interest cost of about Salem, of price of O. a New J. Sale—The Trust 1 Brothers & N. J. (P. (M-S) payable at the Midland Trust Company, $265,000 $32,000 water tank bonds offered Sept. 14—v. 190, p. 1026 — were awarded to the City National Bank & Trust Co., and the Salem National Bank chase 1,423,000 State Normal Schools at Chadron, as 4y2s. Due on Sept. 1 from 1972 to 1994 incl. Sept. B. J. to basis of about 3.79%. inclusive. 2,469,000 State Normal Schools at Kearney, as 4V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from 1976 to 1994 Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive. Principal Fahnestock jointly, from 1982 inclusive. 1979 State to inclusive. Salem, Nebraska 1960 from 1 & July 1 from on be County of phording, Inc., and Weil, Roth & Irving Co., as 4%s, at a price of 100.81, a basis of about 4.66%., ..-■j i;_.. and interest 8 for the pur¬ of school bonds inclusive. 1963 will $3,300,000 school build¬ bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958. $36,000 4Y4S. Due on July 1 from to school Bond Sale—The Sale—The 1960 N. J. Bids — until Oct. obligation Mont. Choteau, School District, Camden w • Bond Sale—The $850,000 school building bonds offered Sept, 15— v. 190, p. 1123—were awarded to p.m. the Moonachie, N.J. MONTANA Bond basis of about a : . Mount), N. C. (EDST) on Sept. purchase of $564,000 building bonds. Dated 3:30 for Central School District p. ;• until $100,000 gen¬ Sept. 15—v. offered bonds 190, . Edgecombe & Co., Wm. J. and Van Deventer Sale—The Bond eral y. President of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids 24 Monday, September 21, 1959 . DelafiekL composed of Seasongood & Mayer, Pohl & City. Co., Inc., the Provident NORTH CAROLINA Marion Offering—J. . Bank Y. O. Panama), N. (P. 1 & Pardee, Belmar, N. J. to Leland Speed Company. , No. Bond Brothers, Inc. chase provement bonds offered Aug. 19 —v. Miller Mericka & Co., Bond Mississippi Bond 4.49%. & Corporation. Yazoo County (P. O. Yazoo City), a Others in the account: Ira Haupt First the to to Hayden, $150,000 county v. — awarded about Smithville, Miss. Bonds improvement Sept. 15 street $50,000 V:1; bonds offered 190, p. 822 — were group headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., and Reynolds & Co., as 41/£s, at a price of 100.03, a basis of eral Gulf port, Sale—The Bond City, N. J. Sale—The $3,000,000 gen¬ Bond MISSISSIPPI to and by Hawkins, Wood, of New York approved North Harmony, SherClymer Central Sch. Dist. Harmony, man 4s. . .. Bond Sale—The $525,000 school bonds offered Sept. 14—v. 190, i .p. 823—were awarded to a group 21 for the cial ment Due purchase of $41,600 spe- assessmentstreet bonds. on Nov. inclusive. (M-N) Bank of 1 from New New York York improve¬ 1, 1959. 1961 1969 to the interest Chemical Trust Company, Principal payable - Oct. Dated at and City.,Legality proved by Squire, Sanders Dempsey, of Cleveland. Fairview Park ap¬ & City School District, Ohio Bond Offering—Ethel E. Clerk of the Board of Bishop, Education, will receive sealed bids until (EDST) of on noon Oct. 6 for the purchase $500,000 building bonds. Dated ' .Number 5883 190 Volume . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . 1961 and 1980 office. cipal and interest (J-D) payable at the Central National Bank of Squire, Sanders .Cleveland. Cleveland. . . bonds.; Dec. 1 ments 1961 Offering Bond 1959. Mitock, City Auditor, will receive sealed bids until noon (EST) on bids will $214,000 special assessment street paving bonds. Due on Nov. 1 inclusive. from 1961 to 1970 - Due bonds. on bonds Inc., as 4V2s, 100.71, a basis of of 4.41%. the office. Legal¬ 15, 1959. Due on Oct. 1960 to 1969 inclusive. from Principal and interest payable as the City Treasurer's office, or at any other place designated by the successful bidder. City Bonds by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. for 190, FEDERAL BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE 190, p. United INDEXES >'■ Bond 1026—were National * 149 ■ Nondurable —- __— total- goods, durable 146 133 148 136 - ' 119 120 .. 158 * 115 138 Bond 140 " Portland, at interest 120 134 • v' 100 " 158 95 112 ; 150 71 128 94 139 112 129 *274 •' 115 123 ' t276 *274 247 t -———— Gas *275 243 —— . , ■ ___ 115.6 115.6 119.1 119.7 102.1 93.2 98.6 100.6 109.1 95.5 100.5 107.4 95.0 93.7 93.8 90.5 96.4 92.7 93.2 165.2 170.8 150.0 workers!— iprou. total Employment, 120.2 97.7 total— emp., Manufacturing 119.0 101.0 Nonagricultural —— j uraoie Nondurable —-— Payrolls ... — — carloadings store' sales, valueDepartment store stocks, value- ~72 94.1 79 *158 1 73 75 81 147 1132 ♦121 129 148 *149 X Department 73 1T50 Freignt X *148 144 . Without Seasonal Adjustment Construction contracts, value July Total Residential All : Construction NOTE: contract based on indexes $ Not 126 130 F. V/. Dodge data for 48 states, I-3 — * Preliminary. t Estimated. 144 144 163 June 136 138 1^7 .— .... other July June j38 — —— 1958 1959 1956-57 average=100 available. PRODUCTION INDUSTRIAL (1947-49 average—100 i -Unadjusted- Seasonally Adjusted 1 metal products.—- Fabricated Machinery - . " . Autos,-, trucks, parts—. and Other transportation equip... Instruments'^.. Clay, glass, and apparel.. leather and — products _ and printing and allied products Printing and publishing Newsprint consumption Job printing and periodicalsChemical and petroleum products - and Industrial 197 194 160 149 142 i 135 175 155 126 130 154 143 131 178 + . ., + 123 149 155 120 '130 153 ' 159 135 150 , ■ 151 141 124 134. 157 145 135 126 103 127 109 110 122 103 107 103 X 130 114 t 113 117 142 116 142 121 117 172 132 t 141 127 X X 103 + + 108 164 164 150 161 152 148 X 185 166 X 165 168 151 150 140 147 143 136 138 128 156 147 191 + 190 174 + +• . 211 120 115 155 147 181 170 + ' ■ t 186 186 198 182 X 244 196 X 232 190 *136 139 133 *134 140 tobacco 119 118 116 130 120 127 and r 119 116 126 t 119 _ — . ?L X 122 116 t 119 t % manufactures 122 t % 130 113 119 t X 115 X Beverages Tobacco 162 173 131 _ beverage mfrs. manufactures- Food 317 products._ coal and Food 321 X products allied chemicals and beverages, Foods, 327 4* Paper Petroleum 77 321 X products _ Paper Chemicals 132 142 ... products Leather 102 125 — products and allied products--- and Rubber 186 36 t 181, - f 153 mill Apparel Rubber 119 197 * 138', Manufactures: and Textile 150 147 126'. . 157 174 155 Nondurable „ ' 199 149 Textiles 142 209 331 -manufactures—. 166 220 *' * 142 fixtures^-,——- 133 172 .192 226 135 - 150 143 186 156 218* Miscellaneous 175 145 199 ; 152 miscellaneous and Furniture 102 174 132 328. • 215 products Aug. 147* t 180 " 222- glass products products—— and Furniture .v — and lumber . clay, Stone, .'"^Lumber, and V . 156 Electrical Transportation*. equipment-.— 95 60 156 150 , "•179 ■ Nonelectrical, >. 109 186 183 144 1958 July ♦Aug Aug. 108 64 Primary, 'metals r^_—. Metal fabricating-—---— — .. July ♦Aug Durable Manufactures: 1959 1958 —1959 X 121 127 Minerals: Coal oil Crude oil Natural * and stone, natural _ 121 118 _ and gas liquids and earth minerals } Not available. 56 68 63 46 70 148 *148 146 144 ♦144 142 134 gas gas Preliminary. 119 61 J _ Crude Metal, 120 fuels Mineral the p. $120,000 41/£s. 1960 1966 to about 4.66%, as Jan. 1 from on 1966 inclusive. 1961 to 80,000 4%s. Due on Jan. 1 from to on 1982 to 1984 Bank, *134 137 130 *131 133 X X 198 X t 186 113 125 113 123 134 124 Bond Sale extension Jan. 1 from Aston Water v. 190, p. purchase of $110,000 gen¬ Due on Oct. 1 from (P. O. Falls Area School District (P. O. Beaver Falls), Pa. Bond Sale—The $165,000 gen¬ eral obligation school bonds of¬ fered Sept. 14—v. 190, p. 1027— awarded as 3y4s, at the to Bank of Farmers Beaver Falls, par. Bermudian Springs Sch. Authority (P. O. East Berlin), Pa. Bond of Sale—A Butcher group composed & Sherrerd, Dolphin & Co., Stroud & Co., Shaffer, Necker & Co., and Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, purchased on Sept. 10 an issue of $1,560,000 con¬ struction revenue bonds, as fol¬ $295,000 serial rates bonds bearing ranging from 3y4^ for the April 15, 1962 maturity to 4%% for the final maturity of April 15, 1974. $80,000 road Sept. 8— awarded to of Portland. 1,265,000 term bonds April 15, 1999. The bonds are as dated 5s. Due Oct. 15, 1959. Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the Gettysburg Na¬ tional Bank, Gettysburg. PENNSYLVANIA Bond Oct. 8 The Oct. 1 from Media), Pa. $25,000 general obligation bonds offered Aug. 26 —v. 190, p. 823—were awarded to the Delaware County National Bank, of Chester, as 3s, at a price of 100.04, a basis of about 2.97%. inclusive. 924—were bids until 4 p.m. on Twp. interest the First National Bank of Oregon, Allentown (PST) — on Bond Sale—The Jan. 1 from bonds offered Due 1970 to 1984 inclusive. Toledo, Ore. of Oct. 1 from 1969 inclusive. 300,000 Wfcs. to 1981 inclusive. on on inclusive. lows: inclusive. 1971 Due 1965 to 80,000 3%s. First Oregon, of price of 98.15, a net of 3.52%, follows: of $90,000 4y2s. Due Secretary of the Board of Commissioners, will receive sealed for the 53" 246 133' a cost to of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Co., and Elkins, Morris, Co., at a price of 100.13, net interest cost of about National follows: mond, -••135 116 117 116 - 125 total- — 149 t276 durables— consumer Utility output, Electricity T 157 146 ' consumer durables--— Autos '• _—--- — Major v 147 153 140 National County, Forest High¬ District (P. O. Portland), Oregon Offering — Phillip Ham¬ lands 136 144 151 144 ——-—— Consumers Other 147 138 ; 120 Minerals . 136 168 146 ' 1—— Durable 153 157 159 Manufactures • Aug. 152 total—— production, Industrial States Clackamus 1958 July Aug. Aug. July ♦Aug, water Sept. 4. 14—v. 190, awarded Bank 1026—were awarded to the -Unadjusted1959-— 1958 -1959 1947-49. average=100 on Sale—The $378,000 water bonds offered Sept. water Portland. Seasonally Adjusted ' , a were 48,000 43/4S. Due $35,000 Stokes & system bonds offered Sept. 10—v. RESERVE SYSTEM BUSINESS Amity, Oregon Sale—The Bond $75,000 Ore. were Seaside, Ore. 11972 • ' bids 924. p. 1967 V' the bonds offered 160,000 41/2s. Due OREGON .- Water District, Not Sold—No received —v. noon & Beaver Pacific revenue (EST) on Sept. 30 for the purchase of $300,000 sewer improvement bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the Potters Bank & Trust Company, of Wellsville. Legality approved 15, Oct. Offering—E. S. Davidson, bids until of Cleveland. & Dempsey, Mc¬ City Auditor, will receive sealed and at 190, to WellsviUe, Ohio approved by Squire, Sanders ity 1, Principal and interest (M-N) 1959. payable (M-N) County Treasurer's 15 15—v. awarded Molalla, Oregon Offering — K. R. Tread- well, City Recorder, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Sept. 22 for the purchase of $30,000 general obligation bonds. Harrison, price a Bond 1961 from Bond Dated Co., Ohio Company, Cartwright & Co., and & about of $896,940 Principal District & Sealed — 15 Nov. on inclusive. 1979 interest from Nov. dated are Due 1959. to 1965 inclusive. to 1961 The at of at the same Dated Oct. limited tax bonds. 1970 incl. Nov.. 1 on Breed Sept. were — Sweney special assessment sanitary sewer, ■ construction main water 22,000 Due bonds. Nov. 1 from 1961 to be received time for the purchase assessment sewer construction - . Offering Additional bonds, as follows: 24,500" special Dempsey, 823 Donald Cleveland. purchase of $260,500 Oct. 5 for the & Sanders Squire, offered bonds p. dated are School Bond Sale—The $500,000 school payable at the County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Joseph J. — bonds Local (P. O. Marietta), Ohio inclusive. 1965 to basis a 3.20%. about Warren Oct. ' I, Principal and interest (M-N) The Lorain, Ohio " of price of 100.19, a . . 190, p. 1026. Sept. 7—v. to 8,490 bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1967 inclusive. foregoing supple¬ the report in our -issue of The — , 190, p. 615—were awarded Stranahan, Harris & Co., as 3V4S, at composed as Rankin, of Portland. (The pro¬ posed sale on Sept. 14 of an issue of $70,000 bonds was cancelled.) 21—v. 5,000 bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from sive. Interest J-D. Note 1969 inclusive. to and & $36,000 munici¬ bonds offered Aug. building pal $10,960 bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 Principal offered Sept. 16—v. 190, 1027—were awarded to a group' 4.49%. Sandusky, Ohio 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. purchase of $24,450 spe¬ cial assessment, limited tax water supply line bonds, as follows: on inclusive. interest Bond Sale—The 6 for the Oct. 1 for the $354,000 building Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on from 1961 to 1983 inclu¬ (EST) purchase of 1987 Nov. 1 from 1961 price of 100.003, a about of of Board until bids ker, Clerk of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until noon the of 4V2S, at as basis a C. Pflug- Commissioners, will receive sealed * Poet- Offering-—William Clerk felder, ; Co., Bond Offering—Anna Green Local School District (P. O. Bond (P. O. Toledo), to on Poole v. — p. 63 bonds 1, 1959. Due payable at the Citizens Bank of Oswego. Legality ap¬ proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree 190, p. 615 — were awarded to Sweney Cartwright & Ohio . sewer system improvement notes offered Aug. 21 Lucas County . Franklin Furnace), Ohio of Dempsey, Cleveland. approved by Dempsey, of Legality Sanders -& Squire, Note, Sale—The $305,000 , & eral obligation bonds. Dated Nov. Ohio Reynoldsburg, at the City Treasurer's Legality approved by payable 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from inclusive. Prin¬ Nov. (1235) eral Sale Braddock School District, Pa. School District, Pa. — The $500,000 gen¬ obligation improvement Bond eral bonds Sale — The obligation offered $196,000 gen¬ school building Sept. 16—v. 190, p. 64 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (1236) Township (P. O. Pitts- Hills Penn Arthurs, to awarded 1123—were ■ Inc., and Thomas & Co., as 4y2s, at a price of 100.26, a basis of about Bond obligation Sept. 15 4.43%. Sale Bond O. Borough Authority (P. Lewistown), Pa. Burnham A — headed group gen¬ bonds offered 190, p. 823 — were awarded to a group composed of Stroud & Co., Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, and A. E. Masten & Co., eral $300,000 4V4s. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. 300,000 4V8s. Due on Oct. 1 from 1970 to 1979 inclusive. 31/2% for the 1960 to 1962 ma¬ the ceive turities, for 4.65% to bonds 1, 1999. term 595,000 Nov. bonds The 1, 1, of Nov. Legality ap¬ as M-N. Interest Due Nov. dated are callable and 1959 1964. proved by Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Harrisburg. Others in the account: Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Fahnestock Co.; Harrison & Co.; Schmidt, Hoberts & Parke; Warren W. York Co., and Rambo, Close and ner, Ker- Inc. 11 1960 Jr., City Oct. Manager, bonds, Borough Secretary, will sealed until bids 8 will receive (CST) on a.m. water tern on West Chester, Pa. $90,000 general t Bond Sale—The Duquesne School District, Pa, Offering)—R. Bond A. Kenney, Secretary of the Board of School .Directors, will receive sealed bids (EDST) on Sept; 28 for the purchase of $110,000 gen¬ eral obligation school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 ; from 1961 to 1971 inclusive. Le¬ <intil 8 p.m. Burgwin, of Pitts¬ gality approved by Ruffin," Perry & Pohl, burgh. i < East Stroudsburg, Pa. Bond Offering — Sterling Secretary, will Cramer, Borough until bids sealed receive Due Principal inclusive. works and $7,500,- power, sewer bonds. revenue sys Due payable 1,000,000 general bonds. 1961 The Due to able 1 Trust Security burg. Legality approved by Ben- of East * The $100,000 gen¬ obligation bonds offered Sept. 1 —v. 190, p. 823 —were awarded to Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc., as 4s, at a — eral price of 100.20, basis of about a 3.95%. bonds respective the agents issues will Legality State approved 1, for be designated by the successful der. bid¬ by the Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000 ceive Offering — Theresa C. from 1960 1974 to inclusive. Le¬ gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf¬ fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh. dividend notice District sealed (CST) of Dated 25 $11,000 Jane will until p.m. the for funding pur¬ Le¬ Carthage Indep. School District, South Dakota Sale—The $30,000 school building and equipment bonds of¬ 14-—v. Aug. awarded State the — Farmers Sept. 14 of to the a sewer — were composed group Cumberland at interest price a of cost of of Securites par, about Common Stock. per share on the 4.6% Cumulative Preferred Stock. Common Stock dividends October 15, 1959 to record at the close tember 29,1959- Dividends on the are stockholders of business Sep¬ of 4.6% Cumulative 125 par value Preferred Stock able December 15, 1959 are to pay¬ 1965 net a 4.72%, as on to Oct. 1 Secretary McMinn Oct. on 1 County, 10—v. the p. Riceville 924—were price of the National 1 from 1960 to 1969 as on incl. Interest A-O. County Water Control and Improvement District No. 4 (P. O. Port Bond Smith of Aransas), Texas Offering—Secretary T. R. that announces Directors bids until 30 for will 10 the the (CST) a.m. tax Board receive purchase combination Utility sold Columbia), Sept. $475,000 revenue in 1972 and thereafter for redemption on 1969. interest M-S. Le¬ 1, approved by Dumas, County Judge, will 15 Mayor, until Fund, 1959. — from Interest An issue Due Is. as (CST) on Oct. 6 for the purchase of $350,000 street p.m. improvement 15, 1959. 1967 bonds. Due to 1980 and interest Southern Dated April on inclusive. 15 Oct. from Principal (A-O) payable at the Bank, South State Houston. Legality approved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Mar. receive 1 Sale—The Texas awarded was $305,000 sold to the Company, as 4%s, follows: on 1989 inclusive. Mar. revenue Sept. 1 from to 1961 Due to on 1989 bids until payable at the First Na¬ option of the holder, at the First by Boothman, Dumas, of on Legality Huguenin Dallas. con-* on April inclusive* 1969 purpose bonds. April 1 from 1960 to inclusive. Oct. 1, 1959. Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the-City Treasurer's office. Le¬ gality approved by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. CANADA alberta Alberta Government Telephones Debentures 2 (EST) on Sept. 29 for the purchase of $4,000,000 general improvement bonds. Dated 15 p.m. Oct. from 15, 1959. 1960 to Due 1979 & Dawson, of New York City. fund it :Iontario Hastings County, Ontario Debenture from-1960 207 (P. O. Waterville), Washington Bond Offering Forrest R. Leedy, County Treasurer, will re¬ — sealed (PST) tion bids Sept. on of 1979 to $312,000 issue of inclusive* p.m. Due inclusive. Oct. on 1959. to Sarnia office. as King County Water District No. 75 (P. O. Seattle), Wash. bonds Marshall, $195,000 4!/|S. Due 1960 to to 1971 on to on to Dated 1982 on Sept. 1 from to 197$ Legality approved by Pres¬ ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of of was Interest M-S, Sale — issue An of from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Interest M-S. quebec Acton Vale, Quebec Sale—An Bond M-S. issue Stamford, Ontario inclusive. interest payment date on Sept. 1, 1969. Interest An $170,000 debentures was sold to Gairdner, Son & Co., Ltd., as 6s, at a price of 95.22. Due on Sept. Sept. 1 from after — debentures inclusive. Sept. 1 from Sept. 1, Sale Separate Ontario Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.* on Sept. 15 from 1960 1979 30 Sept. 1 from 1959. Bonds due in 1970 and thereafter are callable any 1960 Catholic school inclusive. 640,000 47/ss. Due 1976 follows:, inclusive. 1975 to A-O. Board, Debenture sold 1968 inclusive. 55,000 4y2s. Due 1969 on of sold 6V4s. Due to $985,000 was as issue was from Roman Debenture $215,000 & 1 Interest School 1969 sold to revenue An obliga¬ 15, 1961 Principal and interest payable at the County Treasurer's Foster — Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., as 6y2Sj. pur¬ Bond Sale—An issue of ownship, Ontario Sale debentures 2 Oct. 15 from Markham 7 the for general Dated Oct. until 28 $30,000 bonds. on and An A-O. Debenture inclusive. on Sale $180,000 debentures was sold to Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as 6s, at a price of 97.00. Due on Oct, County, Mansfield School No. chase S.—> debentures, due Sept. 1, 1979, announced Sept.. 17. Interest Dist. U. was 1 washington Douglas in , Oct. on Placed Bear, Stearns & Co.;and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler negotiated the di¬ rect placement of .,$10,000,000 (U. ;S. Currency), 4%% sinking inclusive. Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ able at the City Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Wood, King improvement issue of bonds was $30,000 sold to Desjardins, Couture, Inc., as 5%s, at a price of 95.73, a basis ,of about 6.18%. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Interest J-J. Seattle. St. Port of Tacoma (P. O. Sale—The $3,000,000 gen¬ vine & Co., at a cost of price of par, about a net 4.21%, as Camille School Commission,- Quebec Tacoma), obligation bonds offered Sept. 16—v. 190, p. 924—were awarded to a syndicate headed by C. J. De- Sale—An Bond school bonds Simard issue of $70,000 was sold to J. F. & Co., Ltd., as 5)48,:at a price of 96.33, a basis of about 6.63%. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Interest M-S. follows: $520,000 6s. Sherbrooke, Due on Oct. 1 from 1968 inclusive. 80,000 4V4s. -Due Oct. 1. 635,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1970 1, 1959. Principal and Due 1979 First Newport News, Va. Bond Offering—C. L. Williams, City Clerk, will receive sealed 1961 to bonds. 1 from inclusive. 1960 building bonds. 1960 to Commission, Alberta interest $215,000 general obligation bonds. & Due Corp., a receive (CST) oh 700,000 corporate as 3%s, at a price basis of about 3.61%. the eral Bond Sale—An issue of Due from 1 Washington First Southwest approved gen¬ 1124—were Bond Dated Sept. $900,000 Boston 100.10, will school structon school building bonds offered Sept. 15—v. 190, p. of Wis. Clerk, $1,300,000 obligation to incl. Sept. 29 for the purchase of $2,-* as follows: 15 Granite School District (P. O. Salt Lake City), Utah eral Due 1979 000,000 bonds bonds utah Bond 1959. to Offering—George H. Ben* City son, 1959. Interest M-S. Houston. 90,000 Racine, • 15, 1, 1961 M-N. wisconsin from 1972 to 1977 inclusive. Dated 1972 Offering — C. E. Weeks, will receive sealed bids 7:30 Interest sealed bids until 2 p.m. building 95,000 4%s. Due Houston, Texas National Bank, in Dallas. Bond Offering—David F. Flem- I ing, Sale school will ' receive 11 Nov. from 1 Bond inclusive. 15, until Dated Nov. i. ; on of and sealed optional March bonds. on sold to the County Permanent water to Tennessee 1 was School to due interest O. Mar. on Sch• Everett), a.m. (PST) Sept. 29 for the purchase of $110,000 general obligation school inclusive. 1971 Additional Bonds Tenn. par. (P. Due Sept. $177,000 bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on March 1 from 1972 to 1993 incl. as Housing and Home Agency, as 4%s, at a County 1968 to Dated Due tional Bank, in Garland, or at the Maury 1969 ceive Nueces Federal Finance Merchants waterworks bonds Oct. 1 from on (P. O. Riceville), 190, & and both of Gilmer, jointly, Dated July 1, 1959. Due 3s. from inclusive. 1973 75,000 4s. sold to the was Bank, Sunnyvale, Bond Sale—The $124,000 water¬ works revenue bonds offered Sept. September 15, 1959 Bogota, New Jersey National from Robert a. Wallace Vice President and Gilmer Indep. School District, Tex. Bond Sale—An issue of $94,000 inclusive. 1974 to 1986 inclusive. stock¬ holders of record November 30. 1959- 1962 390,000 43/ts. Due District payable Due to 95,000 4V2s. Due Federal dividends: on 4s. National Dallas. Legality ap¬ proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬ son, of Austin. of 1960 Paper Board Company, Inc. has this day, declared the following quarterly 5Of per share 1 incl. Mercantile of Bond Equitable Securities Corporation, Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, First National Bank, of Memphis, Dividends: Directors Nov. on 1969 to Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas. offered 1027 p. to bids Mar. 15 from Nov. 1 from on Due 1965 South bonds 190, v. — awarded tax 1963 as inclusive. on O. on Nov. 1, 1960 on 1964 incl. the at Bank, tennessee revenue-and 1962 Mulikteo (P. Treasurer, sealed Mar. 15 from on 6 Washington f Offering—Verne Seivers, Bond County vermont 3%s. from gality Bank, of Carthage, as 4s. $15,000 of Due Due to 340,000 are 190, p. 511 to Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Bond Sale—The $500,000 FEDERAL PAPER BOARD CO., Inc. Board 1962 Sept. on from 1962 to 1972 inclusive. Bond to 1961. 170,000 4s. bonds. follows: The and ■- re¬ 8 Sept. 1, 1959. Due Corp., Common & Preferred $90,000 3%s. April gality approved by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere & Haertzed, of Minneapolis. and FEDERAL In Clerk, bids Sept. on chase were Stashko, City Clerk, will receive -sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EDST) on Sept. 24 for the purchase of $300,000 general obligation bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 Company, of Dallas, and Russ & Co., of San Antonio, as follows: Bank, Westport), S. Dak. Offering — Mary Opshal, & Co., County, No. Dated County Indep. Sch, Dist. (P. O. Port Lavaca), Texas Farmers Bond 1960 Calhoun Westport Indep. No. 12 (P. O. District Dunbar 89,000 3%s. Due Sept. Attorney General. First County, School K. M-S. Oct. dated paying schoolhouse bonds Brown R. $19,000 3 y2s. Due Call¬ are and dakota south fered McKeesport, Pa. Bond Pa. Bond Sale—The $15,000 general obligation bonds offered Aug. 31 —v. 190, p. 924—-were awarded to the Lemoyne Trust Company, in Lemoyne, as 3y2s. 1 Jeannette, Pa. Bond Sale District, p.m. Co., East Strouds¬ finger & Bensinger, Stroudsburg. Sch. Fair view District Legality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo-» follows:. witz, of Seattle. from inclusive. 1980 Indep. Sch. Dist. Sanderson), Texas O. Bond Sale—An issue of $183,000 school building bonds was sold to obligation Jan. on of April 1, 1974. as 1959 or interest Monroe the at & Bank com¬ Snohomish sold County (P. on and National Bank of Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Chester County & Trust Company, Principal all of West Chester, as 2s, at a and interest (M-N) payable at the First State Bank, of Port Lavaca, price of par. West $300,000 was Southwest Company, 5x/4s. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Terrell 1 from 1964 to 1984 inclusive. Callable as of April 1, 1974. Bank, 1, and a, group posed of the Dime Savings Bank County; First National 1959. Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1975 on to of Chester improve¬ Nov. Dated bonds. awarded the pur¬ (EDST) on Oct. 6 for chase of $32,000 general ment 8 obligation improvement bonds of¬ fered Sept. 9 — v. 190, p. 924 —were bonds revenue First A-O. Legality approved by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dallas. April of posit Bank & Trust Company, of -Carlisle, as 2.60s, at a price of par. the to , general 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 schoolhouse refunding bonds was obligation improvement bonds of¬ to 1974 inclusive. to a Legality ap¬ sold group composed of fered Sept. 8—v. 190, p. 1027— proved by Reed, Smith, Shaw & Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., of were awarded to the Carlisle De¬ San Antonio; First Southwest McClay, of Pittsburgh. Sale—The $55,000 Bond building p.m. Sept. 22 for the pur¬ $150,000 various general obligation bonds. Dated Oct. 1, (EDST) Williams, follows: as the receive in¬ Monday, September 21, 1959 . Commerce, Seattle; McLean & Co., Inc., and Tripp & Co., Inc. if. Interest $6,500,000 electric light and a.m. Springdale, Pa. Offering — C. W. Rema- Jr., Due 1984 for the purchase of 1 re¬ Legality approved by Reed, Smith, Shaw & McClay; of Pittsburgh. Bond 1959. . of College District, Texas as sealed bids until 10 Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ City Treasurer's office. ley, 1, 1963 to Bond Offering—W. T. inclusive. 1979 to Junior Bond Sale—An issue of Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive. able at the chase Carlisle School District, Pa. from 1 texas on from 1 & & March Texarkana purchase of and bridge clusive. Oct. 6 for the pur¬ chase of $4,100,000 general public improvement peoples bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. (EDST) 1979. 5s. as until bids sealed R. will Controller, City Frey, bonds due in 1978 and Pittsburgh, Pa. Ottering — Edward Bond from ranging rates terest school Dated Sept. bonds. on (CST) a.m. the $2,080,000 000 serial bonds bearing in¬ 11 for 30 Austin, Tex. follows: $235,000 until bids Sept. follows: as by Ira Haupt & Co. purchased on •Sept. 16 an issue of $830,000 sewer revenue bonds, at a price of 97.50, a net interest cost of about 5%, as v. — sealed on burgh), Pa. Sale—The $600,000 Lestrange & Co.; Blair & Co., . to 1976 Bond 000 1969. Quebec Sale—An issue of $2,860,* improvement bonds was sold to L from inclusive. a group composed of the Do¬ minion-Securities Corp., Ltd., Thomson & * Co., Ltd., Son & Co., Ltd., Royal Bank of Canada, and Bell, Gouin-. Others, in the syndicate: Ladenlock ; & Co., Ltd., as 5y2S, at a burg, Thalmann & Co.; Ira Haupi price of 92.70, a basis of about & Co.; W. E. Hutton & 13.45%. Dated Oct. 1 1959. Due .on Co.; Hirsch & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Oct.-1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Co.; J. R Williston & Beane; National Bank Interest A-O. 1,765,000 from 4.20s. 1977 to Due* 1989 on Nesbitt, Oct. inclusive. 1 Gairdner,