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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
.
.
.
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(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
.
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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
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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%
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*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 Si S W RR Co„ 100
27%
28%
27
27%
27 VB
27%
27%
273/4
27%
2774
2,300
17 Vs
18
17
17%
173/B
17%
17%
17%
17%
1734
20,700
44
44%
43 VB
43%
43%
43%
43 %
4374
59
59
58%
59
59
59
59
61
61
1
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
23%
22 34
23
22
2274
14,100
15
20%
20%
20
20
20%
2074
2074
2074
20%
20%
1,000
57
Lack
Western
Si
Delaware Power & Light Co
5
30
47% Mar 13
Oct
31
23
41% Jun
63
17% Oct
13
15% Jan
7
19% May
7
46
Jan 13
24% July 23
23
May 26
63% July
Diamond
30% Jun 15
29% Jun 15
17% Jan
7
37% Feb 20
32% Mar 24
24% Aug
6
13.50
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
28
10
44
43%
*,•'
*58
1,700
7,500
130
'
30 Va May
48% Dec
2
30
35-/8 aep
2
25 % Jan
24
29% Mar 26
32% May 21
113/4 jan
7
19% Nov 21
Jan
2
43% Dec
29
35
£5% Jan
35 Va Nov
9% Jan
26% Dec
8% Jan
14% Deo
4
2
11
31% Sep
15
12
22
19% Dec 31
Jan
16
17% Jan
19
Sep
Mar 26
23
Corp-Seagrams
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
173/b Jan
12
Dr.
22
2
Pepper
Dome
May 18
Apr
16% Jan
3
6
31
74% Jan
7
40% Oct
7
19% Jan
77% Dec
9
30% Sep
22*% Jan
18
14
28% Apr 24
1474 Jan
6
Drewrys
11% 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
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130
28
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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
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10
27%
28
27
27 Va
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27
263/4
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42%
50
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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
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7874
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24
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243%
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24
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23%
24%
6,400
90 %
88
89 Vb
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89%
87%
88 Vo
24,800
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92%
92%
20
81
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81
81%
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81%
2,500
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52
52 %
51%
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800
84%
84%
80
38
38%
3,500
91
91
2
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80 Va
80%
82
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87
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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
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1
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26
48 %
7 Va
shares
43
91
26
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257/B
26
26
49
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48%
48
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7 Vb
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Electric
11% Dec
55% July 28
2
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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
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10
27%
273/8
27Vb
27%
25
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36 %
36
100
82%
82 Va
83%
36
36%
13%
1374
6 7%
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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
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4
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3% Jan
2
43% May
13% Jan
2
23% Oct
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Apr
79
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for
2
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22
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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
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Sep 18
497/b July
8
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Jun 23
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9
2
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28% Aug 31
.
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7,400
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29
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58
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35
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1,900
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35%
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3,200
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1374
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133/4
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67
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40 Vb
41
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40%
393/4
31 Va
31%
8%
26.
8%
26%
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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%
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8
35%
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30%
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39
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320
67%
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31%
8%
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37
67
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96
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No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
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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%
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107%
11
Dec
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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
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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—
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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
$3.60
49%
26%
f
100
Steel
973/8 July 22
93 Va July 30
Co
51%
2.50
prior preferred.
4%%
Eastern
51
7%
8
36
83%
30%
29%
29%
30%
30%
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1,700
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Volume
Number 5883
190
.
.
.
The Commercial
ana Financial Chronicle
(1193)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
PRICES
Year 1958
L.S'S"'"H?rt,8l
Highest
Lowest
43
May 19
3% Apr
11% Jan
7
6% Dec
2
2
17 Ve Dec
32
3
55
18
5%
16
Mar
18 '% Apr
24% Aug 21
Nov 20
7
29 % Jan
Dec
3
52
47%
Jan
Fefc>r
6
691/8
10
Aue
EXCHANGE
30
30
31
21% Jan
2
313%Juiv2q
44% Apr
8
56% Jan
26
19% Jan
2
22
Jun
27
21% May 26
23% Auu
29% Jan
7
57
Dec
30
50% Feb
70%
An! ?
25%
45%
Jaif 28
19
July
10% May
16% Jan
23% Mar 13
2
30 '% Nov
2
20 '% Jan
17
16
24 y4 Mar 14
6
Sep* 15
16j
27% jan
8
12
52 '% Dec
2
14% Sep
10
32% Sep
15
Jarf
16% Apr
25
38% Apr
7
82% Apr
100% Sep
16
26
55% Feb
14
88
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15'% Apr
25
22% Nov 21
20% Jan
28%SeS
4
6% Mar 10
10% Sep 29
9$ Jan
49% July 29
136
Dec 10
104 '% Jun
Nov
5
12
100
Aug 21
19%
12
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104
14
July 20
114 Ap?
28
85% Dec
31
Jun
4
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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
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25
95
7
July
1
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9
43
Mar
10
93
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10
49%
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13
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100
13
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Sept. 18
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58 V*
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58 %
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59%
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2,500
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71
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50
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Ford Motor Co
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101
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Franklin Stores Corp
77
77
50
22%
57
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2
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66%
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Sept. 15
5
2
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28
70
2
13
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87
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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
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2
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7
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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
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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
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129
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9
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6
18
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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.
Jan
88
May 12
Feb 27
Apr
21
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
81% July 6
103% Feb
59%
40%
41
40'%
40%
39 Va
39'%
39
47
com
16
42
41%
41'%
41
41
120
*40'%
41
40'%
40%
40 Vb
41
3,300
30'A
37%
39
July 28
*30
31
29%
29%
37%
37%
38
90
90
48%
49%
140 '/a
29'A"
72
•<'
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10% -10%"
.
~
34% :"35%
"
x31%
34%
36%
X 36
10%
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10%
36
Va
120
'
530
-
300
5,800
46%
47'A
45'A
46
3,200
34'%
*32 Va
34%
32 Vb
34%
30 34
32
35'/#
31%
32%
32'A
*
32%
57,700
2,200
32%
32%
32'A
32%
32 Va
32%
35
35'A
34'A
34%
33'%
34
1,900
18 Va
18 3%
18'/%
18%
18 Va
18%
4,600
*33%
34 vb
33%
33%
33
33%
1,800
36 Va
36%
36
36%
36
36'%
5.300
35%
'35%
35V2
35%
35%
1,300
37 Va
4,700
36%'
1
35%
36% -*.'37
36%
37'%
37 V4
-
*35%
36%
37%
177
116%
117
117
117
"45 Va
441/4
44%
44
44
43
20'A
20
20%
20'%
18
18
17%
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
pfd—100
1
80
*42%
50
43
2,700
80
20'A
2.300
17%
17'A
17'%
4,600
80
18
<"
•
17'%
.20%
20'A
19
119
*117
44%
20%
80%
80
80'4
43
44'%
40
42
20
V3
210
80
79'%
80
80
45%
-
45
44
45
44
44%
*79
81'%
51
51%
50'%
51%
50
50%
62'A
63
61'%
62%
59%
61
78'%
79'A
77%.'
78%
34,700
98%
99
-.
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*80
8i'%
5
"51%
53%
50'%
5
63%
63%
62'A
77 '/a
46%
145
34%
18
99,-
*140
-
34%
20%
:_l
149
•
34%
1
preferred series. 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%.
""-'17%
*69
72'/a
"
16,100
409
140%
29
29%
1
90
3,400
27%
27'/a
405
48'/%
142
X29 Va
29%'-
,
200
5,300
91%
*90
28
2,800
38
37 Va
415
10,000
30
*29
140'/a
49%
48%
142'A
28
410
406 V2
Va
410
28'/%
28 Va
27%
19%
100
common
91'%
*90
-90%
408
96»A
_1
37%
38'A
"20 Va
7.50
48'A
37'A
31
37%
47
38
19%
No par
No par
156 '
49%
38
1411/4
30 Va
74
*150
48
38
27%
50%
*72%
156
♦150
156
49%
90%
143 Va
29%
14,000
48%
"
5
15,300
38
405
415
49
141'A
19'%
80'A
7'A
38
37
28%
410
'■
19
80
7%
49
*30
91-%
;
27%
3,700
19%
83
7%
'
37%
38'A
30'A
*150
156
7'A
19%
81
7'%
71/2
48%
95%
Limited
Interstate Power Co—
8c
44
*40'%
49%
32%
5%
*42%
40%
*150
156
38 Va
._
Jones
44
42
40'%
83%
& Teleg.No par
International -Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
Johnson &
500
*40%
5
:
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
10
48
*42'A
20
*31%
Inc
43
*47'A
44
19'%
25
Co
40
*41'A
47%
*42'%
82'%
100
International Shoe—
Tea
*39'A
43
47%
7%
*90
330
39
44
%
84'%
48%
6,400
2,100
*47'A
"
19%
*150
4,900
12,100
*41 Va
42
48
2,500
*42%
No par
5%
preferred
International Salt
Jewel
,
-
*47'%
7%
"
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
$6
42
43
83%
5
common
International Silver
39%
39%
*42
19%
;
26% Sep
33% Oct
90% May 12
88
41
7%
Jaeger Machine Co_._
2
15
23
40%
84 Vb
44%
25
82% Dec
41%
*41
21
7%
5
57
46
83'A
Co
86
32'A
45 Va
19%
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
19% Feb
40
Packers
Paper
preferred
preferred
International Telep
45%
31%
46'A
—1
100
,
Canada
7%
45 Va
32%
45%
41
50% Mar 18
18% Jan
79
$4
45%
32%
46'A
"
21
O
Jan
L
International
28
45%
33
45%
"
No par
common
preferred
r:
International Mining Corp
Mar 12
46%
33
46%
'
45%
42.
1
Machines."
of
45 3A
34'A
5
4%
Nickel
46%
33
•
...
47'%
40%
—100
:
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Int'l
457/b
1
i
preferred—
Jan
28% Feb
2
44% Nov 19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
2
:
32
6
34% July 16
15
Mar 20
37
Oct~i7
33% Dec
2
Sep
33% Jan
30
28
3
.
56
Dec
35 % Oct
17
89% Jan
.
4
41% Oct
2
82% Sep
US
Feb
40
May 26
13% Jan
.12% Jan
14
13
Jan
3
10% Sep
71
July 30
4
16% Nov 11
7
80
30
27% Jun
5
13
35% Apr
106% Aug
May
88'A Jun
7% Jan
Harvester
20
20
common
Corp
Business
'7%
19%
*41
50
par
100
Inc__
preferred
Int'l
9
111
i
Corp
lnt'1
14
8
96% July 16
87% Jan
180
15
Ctfs
July 10
19%
6% '
Mexico
Inspiration Cons Copper
May 29
57%
153 Va Jan
17% Feb
31
27
88
Sep
488
86% Jan
13
81% Feb
Sep 16
Vb July 6
De
Co
Iron
19%
44
No par
4% %
19%
43'A
47%
No par
Interlake
19%
*43
Inland
7
19%
40
Ingersoll-Rand common.
6% preferred
24
19%
40
6
95% Feb
20%
*42
6
31'/a July
2
300
50
May
July 28
21,800
35%
41'A
July
Jan
6%
35%
41
55
87
6%
36%
47'A
163
25
385 % May 12
39% Jan 27
6%
*35%
34 Va
100 pesos
Interchemical
6Va
36%
—50
A
Insuranshares
6%
*35%
46%
Industrial Rayon;
Steel
6%
36%
46
4.20% preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light-..No
Industria Electrica
6%
*35%
34
50
-
67'8
15
preferred
preferred
16 Vfl
36%
40'A
common
2
*86
6%,
36
20
5
--
2
21%
.No par
Co
Illinois Central RR Co
Co
21%
1
50
5
series A
21%
10
convertible pfd
88% Jan
94
25,400
86%
42% Dec
Oct~1
19%
87%
.1 20
! 21%.
preferred
•I
1,000
*85%
--
100
preferred.
27% Mar 26
11,300
16%
87%
4.42%
Apr 29
43 % Aug 14
67
I6V2
*86
14
50% Mar 18
65%
16%
50%
Jan
32
10
67%
21'A
47
7
87
18%
44'A Aug 20
29% Jan
81
87
21%
23
12
*80
Va'
50%
Jun
29% Dec
:
20'/«
51
13
*87
51
2
82% Jan
3,100
21%
48% Dec
2
*80
»'
5
com
Hupp Corp common
S
81'
20 %
38
21 vh
No par
1
preferred series A
5%
20%
21%
Inc
Indust
&
4.70%
36% Jan
1.200
21
Hunt Foods
4.26%
Oct" 13
110 '•
18%
Xl8%
19%
9,200
6%
5%<
6
5%
19%
16%
4.08%
July 18
83%
82
6 %
10,700
794,400
83
*81
19%
4
~43
19/64
19
38%
Va' 15/64
37 3A
38%
15/64
"84
6
18%
19
y37%
15/64
100
8,700
56%
■
50%
5
162
*18%
55 :
20 %
3
2
*83%
6%
6
/
58%
14,000
51%
Jan
May 27
83%
83%
6%
57%
42%-
42'/a
39
11/64
84/.
43%
50%
Apr
»% Jan
38
42%-
57%
•
600
24
29%
Va
43%
20
50
188
29
16
47
18
24
29%
12%
51%
17
July 17
May 7
24%
*29%
12%
20%
2
25
30
*24
30
12%
50%
Sep
10% Feb
24%
*29 %
51%
July
109
*24
20%
39
18
12%
12'%
30
51'A
46 Va May
Sep 18
Sep 18
149
July 28
43 3A May
8
2,100
20%
42
7'A Sep
12
12'/8
1
Illinois Power
19
300
12,900
24
41%-
(Delaware)
Co
42% Sep
43% Feb
80
14%
24%
12%
*29%
4,300 V
14%
23%,
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Sound
9
12
38. 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%:
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75
78%
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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
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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%
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-
79
79
99
48'%
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"
99'A
-V
48
-
-
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79%
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48'%
.
-
•
80'%
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48'A
-
99%
48
*79
•
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-
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..
Register—
Lines lnc—
National
Cash
19% Jan
30% Deo
11
26% Jun
12
32 % Jan
15
National
City
37% Jan
20% Jan
49% Nov
21
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
12
National
31% Nov
19
86% Jan
103 Va Nov
28 % Jun
19
91
17 Va Jan
24
Deo
9
21
59% Deo
II
53
% Sep
Jan
90
Jan
100
34% Mar
8
Jun
42
Sep
5
109
14
3
Natl
Distillers & Chem
4%%
6
24% Jan
21
National
71
Apr
27
Gas
11
97% Feb
26
115% Oct
10
104
Feb
9
132% Aug
3
168
Jun
19
145
Jun
10
128 Va Nov
7
143
Jun
17
124% Jun
9
13% Jan
7
18% Sep
10
3 7
Jan
2
22
Aug 18
National Linen
21% May 12
30% Sep
25
28% Jan
2
44
Aug 28
Natl
18
54
Apr
17
May
90
8
Sep
44 '/a
Dec" 17
47% Apr
11
77%
30% Jan
13
40% Sep
Tl
7% Jan
Sep
74 V4 J
% Dec
24% Mar 25
9% Jun
11% Sep
9% Jan
14% Oct
7
13 Va Jan
Va Deo
8
3
National
Theatres
National
U
21% July 29
National
10 Vs Mar 24
Natomas
15
Neisner
18
6
'/a Sep
14
12
Jan
9
38% Nov 19
36% Jan
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
84% July
74
82% Mar
30% Sep
26% Jan
2
74 Va Oct
23
8
20
7
Nov
19
Sep
19% Jan
Feb
26
21 % Jan
19
86% Apr
30
3%%
New
91%
92%
92
92
91'A
23'%
23%
23%
23%
56'A
55
56%
53%
55
*90
115%
92
90
*90
117
115
116
116%
92
117%
116%
92
117%
152
150
150
150
150
148%
149%
113%
*148%
117
150
125
*123%
125
*123
125
5
107% Mar 11
49% Mar 13
34% Aug 28
31% July 8
New
York
36% May 22
N
Y
Chicago & St Louis CO—
Y
New
2
32% Nov
10
30% Sep
5% Jan
2
12% Sep
24
14 % Jan
2
24% Sep
36% Oct
25
5 '/2 Sep
12'/8Sep
25% Apr
•
N
8
8
27
Sep
6
Preferred 5%
18
38% Feb
17
2
31
50
Jun
9
85
Mar 18
75
Apr
24
59% May 12
84 % Mar 11
2
39
Nov 18
34 'A Sep
15
41% Jan
14
18
73'/a Apr
77% Apr
1
July 8
80% July 25
19
76
Oct
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
94
76
5
80
103
56% Dec
2
88 % Apr
93 Va Jan
108
Feb
23
24
fi
105 % May 16
65
70 'A Sep
53% Apr
7
92
Sep
5
25% Feb
20
23% Apr 18
45% Dec 19
15% Jan
63% Apr
9
102
Oct
2
23
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
16% Jan
32% Dec
109% Jun
30
13
113% May 26
59% Nov
5
7
70% Sep
19
27% Nov" 17
72% Nov 19
11
26% Apr
Nov
25
9
75
Jun
22
80
Jun
3
102 '/a Jun
10
108
17
102'/a Feb
91
Sep
19% Sep
85'/a Mar
88% Apr
13
3
2
Mar 23
26
68
Sep
24
101% Sep
18
103
44 %
18
Jun
0=1/
&
inow
«
57% May 22
22% NOT 11
6
Norfolk
&
Western
Ry
North
American
North
American Car
States pwr Co
$4.08
7
82
Sep
9
24% Sep
18
30 »A Jan
-
30% Dec
17
31
Feb
For
6
footnotes
34% Dec 31
57% Dec id
see
page
28
31
Sep
10
47 Va Jan
27
89
Mar 25
44% May 12
40% Apr 10
44
Apr
92'A Jun
10
29
5%
_1
Common
5V4%
Norwich
Airlines
conv
18%
11%
11%
17%
6%
13%
31
39%
74%
,
8,500
6,300
1,900
*-500
5,100
900
1,300
1,000
a
,200
15,800
77%
37%
20
82
78
38
31 Vs
28
32
28%
6,500
108800
30%
.31
5,800
9,100
11,600
6
6'/s
6%
6'A
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
2,400
13%
13%
14
13
13'
8
1,900
27'/a
27 Vs
27'A
27%
27
27%
2,200
53%
*13
53
53%
2,000
53%
53
53%
77
77
77
75
75
34%
34'A
34%
34'A
34'/a
34'A
34%
34%
34%
*68
70
68
68
68
68
66
67
65
65
200
71
71
70%
72
70%
70%
70%
72
660
*75
77
75'A
75'A
76%
76%
76%
77%
77%
77%
320
82 Va
*80%
83
110
*102%
104
92'/a
93
34%
82%
*103%
*93'/a
77
82%
105
95
*75
82'A
82'A
*82'/a
84%
81%
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
*103%
95
95
93
91
95
19%
•75
72
71'A
104
92%
75
90
35,900
260
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,800
39%
39%
39
39%
4,100
90%
91 Va
20
20
19%
19%
19%
39%
39%
39'A
39%
*39'A
25
25
91%
92
91%
91%
90%
92
*21'/a
22
*21%
22
21%
21 Va
*21
21%
21%
100
1
37'/a
38%
36%
37%
36 Vb
37'A
36
35%
35'A
36%
34.000
33 Va
34
33%
33%
33%
34 Va
33%
34 VB
32 Vs
33%
3,500
38
39
33'A
39
*69
39 %
39%
50
70
70
10
29'/s
29%
lnc
preferred
Pharmacal Co
40
.
90%
*21
90%
38%
39
38
38
70
69 Vs
70
70
68
69
28%
29
28%
29 Va
23%
29 Vb
28'/s
29%
101%
101%
*101%
102%
101%
101 %
104
104
100
103
103
*101%
103
107%
107%
*105
105
47%
49%
*104
105 Va
47%
48'A
48
48%
*69
103
47%
6,700
2,700
180
12,000
50
104 Va
180
47%
47%
15,000
22%
48%
23
11,400
72'A
73
830
(Minn)—
;
preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Corp
Northwest
13%
100
86% Mar
17
30%
—5
92
31
31'A
30%
*38%
74%
20 A
*80
3,500
100
93
5
.
79% Sep 25
80% Oct
1
83% Dec 31
93% Mar
31
1
Pacific Ry
88% Mar 23
33% Dec
29%
31'A
common
preferred
Northern
16
37% Dec
31%
39%
75
17
6%
*13%
Corp—
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
7
29%
30%
Capital Corp
Northern
2
29%
31 Vs
Corp
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
22% Apr
10% Jan
27%
31
Aviation
6
88% Mar 23
36%
18%
11
11%
5
2
81% May 10
92%
*36
19
11%
11%
17%
6%
13%
1
78% Sep
80'/a Jun
19
28%
1*
100
72
94% Jun
93%
36%
31'A
28
32
28%
Adjustment preferred
5.80%
21%
39%
45
32'A
29%
32%
149%
45
20%
83
78%
38'A
31
79%
38%
70
11,300
340
30
200
4,400
1,700
'92
*21%
38%
44%
20%
*80
77%
37%
30%
Co
22'/a Jan.
2
83
\
30%
preferred
Share Corp
13
4
83
20%
*80
77
37%
39%
74
32
.
23
July 16
*80
20%
75
31
.
83% Jan
July
20%
75
54
94
Jun
20%
39%
53%
Gas
Aug 29
81
31%
39%
75
20%
83
78%
38%
40
75
54'/a
Electric
Northeast
18
31%
*39%
13'A
75
79%
38%
Shipbuilding Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred
17
31%
100
,an 27
£a? ?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
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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
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72
72
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78
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23%
-
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77
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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
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25%
52%
41%
25%
53%
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53
41%
25%
53 a
42Va
25 4
52,2
41%
25%
53
42%
25
50/2
41%
17
17%
7
16%
6%
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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
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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%
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22%
79
79 V'4
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16%
88
6
78'A
*35%
88
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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%
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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%
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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
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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
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*82 Va
85
*81'/a
46%
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Worthington
Prior
Yale
Towne
or
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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%
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x83
32'A
32Y4
3 lYa
32'/8
42,200
*97%
100 Va
97 Y2
100 Va
*971/2
100'/a
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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
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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
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72
.
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60
*43
No par
par
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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
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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
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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%
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139 Ya
39 Ys
I
No pa/
No d»
10
43%
9Ys
*
36
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58%.
No par
9%
43 Ys
3 6 Va
122 Ya
30Y2
x86
39 Ya
39
93A
1C
.
700
82
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Co
100
29
40
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43 "A
30
7.800
44%
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9'A
27
83
36%
9Ys
27
27'A
44%
9%
100
28
37V4
122Y2
26Yb
10,000
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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
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101
93A
61%
70
*98Y2
9%
80%
111
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100 %
50
•
..
4,400
28Ys
66 Va
*98 Va
10
*27
.
86
x37%
100%
10'A
28
1
82'/4
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86
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*98 Y2
common
100%
81
83 Ys
83
86
*83
86
5134
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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
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29|
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
30
.
.
Monday, September 21, 1953
.
(1202)
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Last
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Sale Price
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(cont)—
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reduced to 2.25%) 2006
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78
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106
95
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83
April-Oct
debentures 1951
debentures 1959
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f
s
s
f
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&
Light
adjustment—
4%s deb series A
4%s deb series B
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Co
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1978.—
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mortgage 2%s series J
Jan-July
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Jan-July
1970
1976
mortgage
3s series K
debentures 1980
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subord debs
conv
Borden
(The)
90
*81%
—
—
Corp—
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conv
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4%s
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1978_.
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Co
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1979
debs
:
-
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0
184
89
94
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conv
subord
debs
1973
4%
consol
debentures
Capital Airlines Inc 4%s conv
Clinclifield
&
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(perpetual)
Ohio
...Jan-July
1976
case
4s
3%s debs 1978_^
conv siib'ord debs 1983
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5%s
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debentures
mortgage
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mortgage
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68
72
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23
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s
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76
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185
85 j/2
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Illinois Eight Co—
debentures 1974
,
conv
87 %
*73%
61
June-Dec
—Feb-Aug
—
1S76
of Georgia
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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
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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
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%
83
82
Jan-July
1981
84
82
84%
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1980.:—
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mortgage 43/4s series JJ 1961
First
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90
—
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Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
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110
110
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78
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June-Dec
mtge's f 4s 1993
AGen mortgage
Jan-July
1981
83%
67%
May-Nov
conv
Carolina
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1971
to
95
129
93
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f
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60
—
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s
12
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52%
—
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—April-Oct
7s
77 %
40
Mar-Sepf
1962
1972
mtge 4s ser B
debs
80%
123
96%
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debs
mtge 3v/«s
Conv
4%s
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd
due 1971
51
54
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to 1962—
external
262%
73
77 3 i
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cons
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1962
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A4%s assented
1
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1968
Plan
83
4
80
78
83 Vt
Boston & Maine RR—
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1962—
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co. Ltd—
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(Prov of)
81
A
1999
2012
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cons
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1957—_Mau-Nov
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ASllesla
80
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1956_
10
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June-Dec
Beneficial Industrial Loan
71%
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loan
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A
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—
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2.25%)
dollar
&
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Plan
72
95
—
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debs
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&
cons
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to
reduced to 2% )
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to
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5
A
1950
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conv
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2001_
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_
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„
—
54
"darned to 2%) 2012
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61
64
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8®
56
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^
1
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,
1984
debs
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1st & ref M 3s series Z
97
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conv
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1966___May-Nov
Plan
4
186%
1979
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55
91
68%
5
—
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(interest reduced to 2.25%)
lARome (City of)
6%s 1952
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.
__
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to
2.25%)
2004
stamped pursuant to
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57
*64
reduced
1967
debentures
|A6%s
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reduced to 2%) 2012—
external loan of 1926 due
71v
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1962_April-Oct
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3s
:
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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
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A7s
55
—
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deb
A
ser
ser
2%s
4%s
____Feb-Aug
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of)
1921
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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
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4%s
77%
68%
:
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3V5is
63
78 %
90 %
1995
1
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mtge
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of)
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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%
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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
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SVis
48%
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(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
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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
—
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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
—
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97
202
94
American
Jan-July
100%,
100
92
American
1922
1933
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of 1937)
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>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 %
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Rang*
Friday's
External readjustment 1979
External
97%
1963-Jan-July
agree't)
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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
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Week's Bangs
Friday
Interest
BONDS
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FOR
RANGE
75%
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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
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86
—
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1997
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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%
■
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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
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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
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or
4
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Vis
debs
1984
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf
debs
Phillips
4%s
1987
Petroleum
debs
89 %
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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
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81
79
83
92 %
92%
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7
85
85
107
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96
3
5
96
96
19
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114
96
1,236
71 %
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71%
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84%
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4%s
series
B
series
C
4%s
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subord
Rochester Gas
debs
1983
Electric
&
April-Oct
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Aircraft 5V4s conv debs 1977
McBee
6y4s
debs
conv
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8t Lawrence
Second
Adirond'k
gold
6s
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mtge
4s
Ry
4s
A
110
2022
2006
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mtge
RR
series
3s
f
s
1989
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5s
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&
B
Oil
Oil
f
debs
2V2s
2%s
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3s
Bell
2%s
debentures
debentures
3%s
■
1971
1986
96%
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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
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—
107
132%
84
95%
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117%
1
76%
81%
1
77
85
70
78%
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76
76
1
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77
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121
76%
.
77
*
■—
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1970
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Fran
64%
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1st
__
1973_June-Deo
16
64%
120
—
125%
148
90%
95
94
85%
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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%
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Jan-July
1994
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Memphis
dlv first
Southwestern
5s
3
91 %
96%
100
Bell
debentures
gold 5s
Tel
23/4s
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1985
65%
96 %
101
*__
96
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73
109
98
96
12
3%s
subord
debs
111%
June-Dec
1984
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199
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1
96
2
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1st
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81
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74
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85i/2
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79
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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—
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98%
951%
95%
78%
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.—-—Jan-July
Jan-July
&
84 %
80
89
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2361
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70
62
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79
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92
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128%
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the year's range,
not
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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%
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1
77
85
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99
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4s
105%
100
98
101%
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May-Nov
68
58
81%
74
1980
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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%
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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%
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May-Nov
May-Nov
A 1977
Southern
4s ser F
ref
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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
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4%
5%
800
4%
Sep
Sep
100
13%
Jan
51%
8%
1
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19
19
7% May
Sep
9% July
98
May
13% Mar
9% Mar
19'/2
July
Aid
Ajax
Investment
Petroleums
&
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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%
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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
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1st
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series B 1979
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International
Minerals
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Jan-July
1982
April-Oat
Mar-SeDt
Michigan Ry 4s 1990
& L,«ht 2%s 1976
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"
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certificates 1959
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gold 3»/2s '97
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—
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79
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1988
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World
Airways—
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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
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&
refunding 3%s 1988-
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ref mtge
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83
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—
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98
82%
85%
81
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Jan-July
June-Dec
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May-Nov
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31%
84
73%
94
April
Mar-Sept
»^ne-Dec
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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
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Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
Quar-Feb
Jan-July
Co—
3%s
First
*—
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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
-
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55
58%
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1984
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61
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96
--
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104%
86
—
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89
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123
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72
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98% 100
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debentures"^!"" Jal-Jull
fl A„*
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—
3s Jan
(Minnesota)
71
85%
(Oct
bonds
States
First
76
—
93%
f debentures
s
LS 1 debentures 1980
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Tit
May
5s
RR
Northern
97 Va
68
80
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53
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registered
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88
78%
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11
591/2
52%
—
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mtge conv
lien
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84%
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60
59%
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3s
93
66%
6o7/a
95%
60
registered 1997
4s
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100
75
88%
mortgage
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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
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4%8 b I debentures 1977
May-iVou
4%s s f debentures 1978
May-Nou
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
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86%
1
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*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
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82
97V2
83%
--
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49
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70
--
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71
53
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April-Oct
June-Dec
Aprll-Oct
May-Nov
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70
Mau-Nov
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds
94
73
4
97
*74
—
series B 1975
gold 3%s 2000
....
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69
63'A
70
93%
April-Oct
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80'A
.
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90
102%
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~
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mortgage 3s series F 1986
income debentures 1989
N Y Connecting RR 27/as
89'/a
76%
—
124
58
62
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90
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96
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96
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113
62 %
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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
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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
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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
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88
96%
—
87
~~
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3 V8s s f debentures series A 1977
SSS
95%
82%
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88
96
1
9\ %
High
80
Corp
8 65s conv subord debs 1977
&
97%
"95
Low
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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
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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
.
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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%
„
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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
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21
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1
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800
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1
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3%
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53
58
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52
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2,400
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14%
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22% May
18% Mar
24%
1
6%
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British
Petroleum
1,000
250
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15
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3,500
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13%
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5%
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4%
4
3%
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19
22
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16
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514
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100
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32
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15
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Jan
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11
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38%
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19
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2
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6
6
100
5%
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25
25
325
23
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•
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-
25
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8%
10
9
8%
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—
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7
3,000
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41%
29
1,100
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7%
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400
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600
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5
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10
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106
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1
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800
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118
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,
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Feb
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800
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6%
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75
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6%
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9%
58
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67
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Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
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70
5
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Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
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2%
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to
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;
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1
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5
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400
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11
21%
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&
Jan
9% July
23% Apr
14% Aug
26% Aug
n%
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Jan
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Co
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17%
300
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Coastal Caribbean
Colonial
1,200
10
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7% Mar
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Jan
Jan
20%
21
—2.50
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5%
4%
14
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Cockshutt
400
3,200
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64
2% May
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Jan
52
•
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warrants
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102
850
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175
120
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42% Aug
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25
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65%
7%
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108% Feb
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Clarostat Manufacturing Co
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Sep
Sep
Sep
53%
140
75
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Corp..
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14 % July
32% Mar
200
*
—
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Jun
5%
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54%
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22
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53%
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16
8%
200
67%
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Christiana
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class
21
8%
of
CO
75
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Feb
Jan
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Co
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8%
Jun
27%
67
Century Electric Co
Century Investors Inc common
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4,700
100
4%
Clopay Corporation.—
11-/B
7%
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Chamberlin
%
1
1
:
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4,600
8%
&
13
1
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110 July
10% Apr
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100
Sep
17%
11
America
participating
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Atlas Plywood
88%
15%
40«
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Atlantic Coast Lino Co
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88%
30%
56%
2.80
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Associated Tel & Tel—
Inc
570
32
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11% Mar
J
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Corp
Maine
200
8%
10
—
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of
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Chief
8,500
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30%
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200
1
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lft Jan
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Apr
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2s 6d
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3.50%
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267/a July
99% Mar
ord
Co
&
Feb
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Non-voting
Jun
1
American dep rets reg
Food Stores Inc
Avien
137/s
88%
1
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Devices
5,700
4
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Audio
19
5,700
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Chicago
17%
preferred
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8
100
88%
100
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9%
4,100
B
rets
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Chesebrough-Pond's
& Light—
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Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Associated Oil
Jan
Jan
7%
6
16%
16%
Armour & Co warrants
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6%
5%
7
7%
1
——.
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14
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Mar
Sep
7
7%
6
4.7i
preferred
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5
19%
4
Arkansas
Aro
37
%
2'
31%
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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"-.
——
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Jan
50
8%
15/4
A
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Angostura-Wupperman
Anken
38
31%
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Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
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44
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31%
—
1
5%
class
Jan
partlc
1
5
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47% Aug
44 /a
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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
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American
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86
Jan
42
6,500
12%
12
12%
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—
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1
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American Laundry
M
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1%
175
44
42
20
American
American
4%
4%
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Co
American
Shares
%
Can
14% May
16
preferred
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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—
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—
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FOR WEEK
for Week
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Friday
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6%
preferred
50
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
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Southern
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see
J
—
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35 %
1
6%
—
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35%
7
—
•
page
30
3%
3%
1,600
350
7,800
•
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& 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
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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
*
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Corporation class A
30%
175
i
V.
Tim
Number 5883
190
Volume
.
(1207) 135
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
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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
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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
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-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
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14%
14%
1,300
32% July
Sep
9%
3,000
10
24
;
6812 July
Jan
26%
27%
10
23
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Sep
.
10
3
Co
Sep
Apr
July
5
i
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Corporation
1,400
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(Un)
Gas_.
.*
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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
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Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Blessing Co.—
Belden Manufacturing Co.
Bendix
1
(Un)
Bastian
-
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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%
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1%
55%
54%
56%
-
-
-
800
2,800-
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Jan
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-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
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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
--
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———*
———
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
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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
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<
700
Jan
Volume
Number
190
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
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1
'
$3
convertible preferred
25
Brewing
26% Sep
Jan
3%
34% July
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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_.
(Un)__.
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%
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30c
58c
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200
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100
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5
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Apr
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48%
700
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Flintkote
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29 Va
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200
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Monsanto
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8
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600
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20
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Jan
Paso
Apr
126 ¥4
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30 ¥2
Jun
8%
(Un)
Industries
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300
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Jan
22 Vb
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18%
110 ¥2
300
&
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500
37%
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100
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100
50
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54
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——1
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13% May
51c
100
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10
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Atlantic
16
Sep
(Un)
Armco Steel Corp
(Un) .—:
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(Un)
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(Un)
Atchison
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76 %
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20
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•
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5
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5
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22 ¥2
100
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58% July
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17
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American Airlines Inc com
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95
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84 ¥4 July
55 ¥4
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Feb
95
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100
300
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74%
54 Va
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18 ¥4
Jan
46
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64%
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54%
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51
51%
2.50
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Abbott Laboratories
ACF
Admiral
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Par
ACF
for Week
for Week
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Par
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Last
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Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
go
59%
62%
2,100
1
24%
24%
600
19
-
Apr
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer
Philco
(Chas)
&
Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Corn
Philippine
Jan
85
Aug
Phillips
19%
Jun
21%
Jan
Fuget
59
Jun
76
Apr
Pullman
18%
Jan
28 Va July
Inc
(Un)
(Un)
3
Tel
Co.
(Uni
33 3
Jan
May
Feb
100
56%
Sep
70
24%
700
21%
Jan
36% May
6%
100
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Aug
44%
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56 Va
22%
6%
22%
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Jun
(Un)
52% Mar
5
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24
24
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33%
1
68 ¥2
68 ¥2
68%
200
59
Jan
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5
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36%
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&
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;
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24
7,703
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39%
39%
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55%
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67
Feb
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120 y2 July
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_1
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19%
Sears
Roebuck
Siegler
Signal
Oil
&
Ry
Socony
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17%
Sep
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Jun
50
Sep
27%
36%
36%
38%
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35%
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42
207/a
500
20
Sep
26% July
26
26%
1.600
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Jun
21
300
21
Jun
22 V2
Southern
64
Southern
Company
Pacific
Railway Co
Spiegel
Stanley
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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
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22%
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—
21
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4,800
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7
Sep
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42
43%
Jan
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51%
Jan
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400
28%
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31%
Jan
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100
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new
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United
Cuban
37%
Hamilton
59
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Watch
Coal
21%
Feb
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Feb
28% May
14% May
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600
Jan
51
Aug
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&
49%
52 Va
Apr
Jun
59
Jan
53%
53%
300
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64
Feb
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92
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35%
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31%
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13 V4 Mar
30%
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35 y2 Mar
75
Feb
87%
Aug
18%
19%
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Sep
25% Mar
24%
800
19%
Jan
29% July
29 %
100
28
1,500
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22%
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27
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285
38%
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1,521
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55% July
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701
Jun
21%
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July
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16%
200
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48
51
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4,060
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16
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44% Mar
10
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190
37
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%
23%
316
16%
Feb
25
Aug
20%
20%
20
20%
Jun
22 % Mar
13%
145
10 %
Apr
17%
Sep
250
32%
Jan
61% May
75%
75%
78%
55
67 Va
Feb
96
29
30%
630
28
Sep
35% July
•
27%
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27%
2,779
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4,263
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20 Va Jan
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46%
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57
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49%
7
3
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series
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Service
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Scott
Co
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South
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Sun
Oil
French Lab—
51
38%
Feb
600
17
Sep
20
Aug
400
31
Jan
45
July
Sep
65%
Apr
Columbia
Gas
Sep
1%
Jan
U
Jan
Duquesne
Duquesne
Brewing Co
Light Co
44% Mar
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900
38
l'/4
400
%
1,000
2,800
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1
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56%
100%
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38
300
1%
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25% Sep
33%
42%
Jan
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9%
300
9%
Sep
Sep
14
Mar
56'/2
56%
200
46 y2
Jan
68
400
88% Mar'
108
Aug
38
40%
2,000
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Industries
Apollo
Blaw-Knox Co
24%
May
Jan
45 %
Jun
62Va
Jun
543
24%
Jun
27%
Aug
59%
66 %
60 %
415
57%
Jun
8%
8%
Aug
9%
Apr
56 %
1,230
303
8%
54%
48%
Jan
59 %
Aug
Week's
Feb
of Prices
Low
58%
3%
8%
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
58%
High
53
49
49
51%
20%
Jan
60
Aug
5%
Jan
14
Mar
31
43%
45%
1,033
10
42%
10
36%
Feb
46 Va
July
56 Va July
92
36%
Jan
20%
20 %
244
20 Va
Sep
5
8%
8%
600
7%
Jan
5
System
Gas
Sales
for Week
Range
—1
—
22%
23%
865
22%
Sep
27
Feb
35
35%
135
34%
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40
Mar
49 Va
49'/a
60
44%
Feb
59% July
34
34
20
33
Jan
40
Apr
13%
14%
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13%
Sep
17%
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4
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3%
Jan
4 Va
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Harbison
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Walker
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Co
'35%
42
Jan
32
Sep
Renner
Sep
Sep
34 %
Apr
Rockwell-Standard
20
Jan
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14%
—5
—
—
Sep
Sep
7%
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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
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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
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250
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4,850
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20
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21
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40
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48
42%
48
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48
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64
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65
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21
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22
300
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6,532
34
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200
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Apr
Feb
400
19
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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
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20
86
91
Aug
July
21%
21%
299
89
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1,700
1,411
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a32
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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%
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15
12%
11%
12%
27,885
102%
36
295
102 103%
34%
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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
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CO
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9
25
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31%
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32
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31
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36% Mar
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26
26
100
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28
14
14
50
11
Apr
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Sobeys Stores Ltd class A
Southern Canada Power 6%
24%
40%
40
40%
1,252
17%
17%
18
585
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a48
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126
46
Jan
33%
645
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26
24
8,991
2.50
Feb.
1,292
22%
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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
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11
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36
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May
20 % May
51
Mar
Supertest
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29%
6.50
6
Jan
29%
Apr
24
70
5
13
24
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4.50
32
Gas
Jan
95
Sep
Maurice
Sep
40%
Corp
Telephone
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*.
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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
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25
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102
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389
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non
Apr
26
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Pacific Atlantic Canadian Invest Co—1
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd common—1.25
14% Mar
6%
Sep
West
11%
Apr
*
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Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com--*
28% Mar
103
Royal
1.50
10%
30%
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16% Aug
14%
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Jan
10
&
Ontario Paper Co
Montreal Refrig &
Storage Ltd
Moore Corp Ltd—
Jan
Sep
22,500
29%
common-*
2.05
70c
Co_—70
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preferred
Mexican
July
48% Mar
14%
*
Minnesota &
Jan
31
50'A
6%
Power
Feb
168 170%
30
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Jan
"
Jan
300
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Sep
a__
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350
—
2.00
—
30
11
com
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1.10 May
47
7%
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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-*
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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
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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%
——*
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Jan
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—
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1.00
37%
18%
class A——•
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Sep
200
10
18%
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Paper
Gas
11
Ltd..—*
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
Apr
34
25
*
Paper
Dominion
Apr
22
*
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&
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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
—;——*
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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
—*
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Raceway
Hosiery
Sep
51%
Exchange
Week's
Last
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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
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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
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Anglo-Can
Feb
10
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A
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July
65 r"
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preferred
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40
100
Sep
22 %
Feb
31
Aug
986
50
Sep
Jan
Jan
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209
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44
100
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70
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•
——
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43
Jan
50
Power
36%
Jan
*
B
103
—•
common
Jan
Sep
—*
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8% Mar
———•
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Mar
35
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—
—
Aug
—
class A
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(Canada) Ltd.:
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Mar
Feb
45
—100
—
59%
2
16% Mar
60
70.
;
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100
Mar
15
trust
——
Sep
Aug
Sep
27% Sep
Jan
Jan
Apr
130
•
common
.
95
,
Feb
~
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4 % 7o
July
45
•
—
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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
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,
6.60
14
11%
100
——*
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1,400
14
——_—50
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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
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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
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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—
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Dominion
25%
10
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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
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37 \
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100
Jan
11%
v
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37%
29
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500
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11
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50
131
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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
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Canada
Principal
Waterman
Low
SEPTEMBER
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
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July
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
Mining and
Oil
Abacus
Advocate Mines Limited
Explorations
Alscope
Ameranium
Mines
Anacon Lead.
Anthonian
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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
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1.28
1.23
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2.50
13c
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Mining
13c
•
Ltd
2.50
65c
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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
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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
-
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Mines
35c
45,300
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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
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11
Jan
\
Mar
5c
4c
1.75
Sep
Sep
lie
.
Apr
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Jun
9c
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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
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(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
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Ltd
Ltd-
Virginia Mining Corp
41c
140,670
30c
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4 %C
1.80
1.90
3c
3,200
7,700
1
4%C
5c
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17c
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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
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1
page
46.
5c
4c
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11
5c
13c
1
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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
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9,000
5.90
5.75
6.00
1,773
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65c
2,000
4.60
4.50
4.80
9,341
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46
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31
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1
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50
50
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50
50
6
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Sep
50%
Feb
49 %
Apr
Feb
39%
7c
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5.75 Aug
65c
4.65
Sep
19V«
451
45%
125
45
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Sep
40
41
165
37
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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%
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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
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3c
Sep
1
1
-1
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2%c
110
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31,100
2.50
3,725
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17c
207,600
1.50
3,700
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5,500
33%
35 Va
595
1.38
33%
3,700
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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%
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—
-
11,000
3c
2.50
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1
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3.40
2%c
2%c
2.50
12 %c
18
—
25c
30c
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——
13% May
30
Jan
Gold
—
1.53
Mar
Mar
86c
Products
Sep
Jan
795
17c
25 V*
7%
—
10c
—
&
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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
*
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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
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21 %c Aug
Jun
4%%
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—
700
27
Sep
Aug
5c
3.80
1
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Vanguard Explorations Ltd
ViolaMac
11c 11%C
1
2.65
IOV2C
9c
common
American
1,700
10%c V
57,100
51c
——
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7,000
•
6,500
6%c
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Feb
8c
1
—.—■—*
—
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British
10c
33c
12c
5 Vzc
15c
23c
13c
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Bralsaman
British
1.75
1
1
Sep
2,000
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11%
\
12c
:
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Titan Petroleum Corp—
Sep
3c
35,900
Ccmpany
Jan
1.75
1
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10c
45,400
13c
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preferred
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pfd
5.85
1.30
t
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12,962
4c
-
11%
.
12c
3c
62c
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4,50
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"
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
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Ltd—
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Bouzan
Bowater
5c
l.lO
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7,000
3.50
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10c
2,000
5c
-
'
-4,296
8c
10c
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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
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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
*
*
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1
—*
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Belleterr*' Quebec Mines—
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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
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1.72
lie
69
340
13,000
1
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al2c
470
9c
1.00
1.32
24%
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1
1
10
—-10
*
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85c
lie
73
46 Vz
7%
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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
—
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13
20c
Ltd
33%
lOVzc
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_1
Corp
31%
5%c
4c
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32
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31% Sep
8c
3c
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78c
2.25
5,000
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2C
3,300
common—
1
Ltd
21,200
—50
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5 '/o
1st series preferred
5%%
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12c
16c
4c
85c
23C
21% July
4,500
22c
"
99c
25c
July
2c
78c
10
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2,500
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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
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86
60
200,450
Aumacho River Mines
3.00
5VaC
22c
210
96
11c
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40 %
3%c
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35 >/4 Mar
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24 c
——
80c
Sep
Sep
96
Mines
12c
30
13c
39%
•'
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Jan
Sep
50,170
Mar
18c
■
—50
B
—
Yellowknife
Mar
2.30, Apr
16c
.
96
common-
4c
10c
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class
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46c
10
45c
23c
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5,000
600
14
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13c
*
2,000
4
Feb
Aug
21c
—
—
7c
11 1
Feb
53
11
5,250
4c
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May
24c
78C
% 55c
.
35
305
24c
1
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Ashdown
9V2C Jan
52
11%
Feb
12% May
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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—
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Jun
7c
11c
——
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4c
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&
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'
—
——
4c
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Feb
Mar
5%
5Yzc
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45c
6
4c
North
45% Feb
Jan
11c
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22
Aug
24c
1
4C
Nocana
410
21,333
—
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4c
5
Smelting Corp-
43
31c
Sep
42
180
42
25c
lc
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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;
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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
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—.
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%
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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
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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,
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