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ISSUE
Commercial
business
ADMINISTRAT
LIBRARY
Reg. D. 8. Pet. Office
Volume 188
Number 5779
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, September 22, 1958
Price $1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment
News
RAILROAD
ACF
3 Months Ended
sales
Net
income
and
Wholly
J-
1S53
common
owned
*797,000
share_'_J______
SHPX
group
^Combined
'"■Signifies
income
loss.
31,' 1958,
y.;;;
National
per
■ ;•
■ ■
$1.76
244.000
$0.14
share___i__"
1,417,904
-
.
outstanding
>. .'.V '
,,
has
as
.
placed
.
each
70
tone
New York Stock Exchange
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
i-
Adam
has
cost
of
300,000 shares of
to
of
to
Adam, at
increase
Adam
for
Tire
the
30, will :
nationwide
truck
Mr.
of
distributing
network
tire
business
Leitmun,
the
of
Vanclerbilt
700
on
members
of
his
of
Adam
Consolidated
through
an
independent
in the fleet
The,..company is also
and
Tire
direct
export
family
outstanding stock of The
holders
Tires
retailers.
nationwide
a
and
Mart
mail
associates
also
are
Industries.—V.
186,
"all
Stock
Sept. 17 filed
SEC covering 141,113
shares of its $5
to
proposes
of
record
shares
to
be
offer
these shares
Oct.
7,
held.
then
supplied
Net
1958,
The
by
proceeds
general
on
for
the
at
registration
a
subscription by
rate
of
one
subscription price
share
*
the
funds, and
will
stock
be
sale
will
be
with
the
42
for
each
20
terms
to
the
is
anticipated,
flow
and
to
statement
becoming
effective,
is
it
lor
corporation
the
announced
that
net
sales
and
miscellaneous
fiscal
year,
the
of
37
H.
Brown,
as
President,
15,
adjusted
as
1958.—V.
188,
p.
to
formerly
succeeding
President,
Harry
E.
has
Blythe,
been
Mr.
who
has
also
been
elected
General
as
will
13
reflect
50
Brown
Manager.—V.
'
187,
p.
remains to be paid out of cash on
hand,
retained earnings, equipment
allowances,
financing will be
largely on the level
required
of
to
meet
earnings
our
available
-
aircraft, valued by the purchaser at $6,000,000,
answer
to
were
do
the
to
with
haunting
excellent
question of what the
fleets as they moved
piston
The
age.
Ayer said
He
50
said
tive
he
aircraft
Mr.
3
would
demonstrate
his
as
solve
can
that
the
problems.
sell the pressurized
twin-engine, 40-passenger
$250,000 each; or as customed-converted execu¬
$385,000 each.
The Executive
Ayer-liner, as it will,
for
for
will
have
give
it 50?;,
Smith
said
its
fuel
capacity
more
American
increased
from
1,000
tentative
schedule
called
overhaul
underwriting is involved,
components; flight test; working capital for initial production and mar¬
and components inventory, assembly and
tests, sales
promotion; and working capital for further development of vertical lift
devices, instrumentation devices, preparation of proposals and sales
promotion.
two.
One
is
Latin
the
American
immediate
carriers
for
500
average
hours on engines, pro¬
will be about 350 hours.
1958.
be
at
share
the
would
be
growing
established
needs
188,
p.
of
of
shares
of
the
common
Rapids,
at
the
rate
Wolverine.
of
stock
two
of
Wolverine
shares
of
American
for
upon
shares)
and outstanding shares of
common
stock of Wolverine.
American, at its option, may declare the
exchange effective
earlier
time
whenever
•
holders
Sept.
value,
Carton
The
exchange offer is conditioned
the holders of at least 95% (23.623
issued
any
Offer
registration statement with the SEC on
49,732 shares of its common stock, $1 par
for
in
foreign
945.
a
acceptance thereof by
the
divisions
Co.—Registers Exchange
Exchange Commission—
and
filed
Grand
However,
downe,
the
of
sales
accommodate
constantly expanding routes.—V.
covering
offered
to
Bo* Board
company
each
11,
European
Securities
The
to
permanent
and
future
their
American
With
"Altoscan," was originated as indicative of the field of "aerial
platforms" for military and commercial applications, in which the com¬
pany has planned and carried
through specialized effort.
The com¬
pany's principal office is located at 45 West Scottdalc Rd., Lans¬
the company has engaged primarily in engineering, research
development work, chiefly under contract
with various defense
agencies of*the U. S. Government, which work is currently continuing.
The
purposes.
Company,
To date,
than
more
The
mushrooming Ayer concern recently changed its name
from.
Tradc-Ayer Co., and moved from offices at Linden
Airport, Linden,
N. J.f to 250 Park Avenue, New York
City.
Mr. Ayer said
BUSINESS -The company was incorporated in
Pennsylvania on April
6.
1954, for the purpose of developing and producing aircraft, aerial
devices, and parts, instruments and accessories therefor. The company's
and
have
delivery.
Ayer & Associates already has accepted
delivery on
being used to demonstrate the Commercial Ayer-liner.
being converted to an Executive Ayer-liner for demon¬
is
other
keting, inaterials
Pa.
on
B.
The
stration
de¬
progres¬
system, will
airframes
or
1,500
for
Jan. 1, 1960, as they are replaced in Ameri¬
Lockheed Electra turbo-props and
Boeing 707 jets.
planes, maintained under American's renowned
by
the
of
to
range.
Airlines'
livering all 24 planes by
fleet
organization
an
airlines*
planned to
airliners
as
be
called,
gallons to
49
his purchase
specialists such
marketing
planes
PROCEEDS—The
is
Vice-
manufac¬
uncertain,
Mr.
net proceeds will be used for the
engineering, manu¬
facturing of static test components, manufacture of prototype; prepara¬
tion
of
design data, drawings, stress analysis, performance analysis
test data, and equipment and
systems functional explanations; test oi
Chairman
to
piston
of
50
specula¬
the
made
only previous large-scale transfers
types have been from airlines to manufacturers
supplying
tlieir replacements, with the
future of the older craft
of
Altoscan Co., Lansdowne, Pa.—Common Stock Offered
—The company on Aug. 1 offered
150,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par 10 cents) at $2 per share as a
No
been
continued.
competitively into the jet
tion.
have
additional
depend
he
dramatic
a
Frederick
ex¬
already,
,
B.
airlines
pellers
income
President by A. L. Schoellerman, formerly Executive
1201.
not
or
The sale of the 24
big
suggested
sive
1041.
elected
resigned.
depreciation
major
?
Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
Board,
succeeded
Sept.
on
"
just
name,
Altamil
William
split
deposits
sources.
company,"
None
year ended July 31,
1958 totaled $119,152,000 compared
in the previous fiscal
year.
Net income for the 1958
fiscal year amounted to
$9,168,000 compared to $7,671,000 for the fiscal
year 1957.
Equivalent per share earnings amounted to $3.25 for
the
fiscal year 1958 and $2.72 for the
fiscal year 1957, based on
2,822,256
shares outstanding at the end of each
stock
'
'
Ayer & Associates, Inc., world-wide aircraft
dealer,
contracted to purchase 24 Convair
240s from American Air¬
lines for resale and lease
here ancl abroad.
Tlie transaction,
biggest of its kind in aviation
history, was an¬
nounced jointly on
Sept. 19, by C. R. Smith, President of American
Airlines, and Frederick B. Ayer, President of the
company bearing
his name.
has
can's
with $106,766,000
three-for-one
'
*
'
down is $9^,000,000 of a $135,000,000
long-term
time ago at favorable terms with two
life insurance
To Sell 24 Convairs—
,
pected that the offering will be made about Oct, 7, 1958 and will ex¬
pire Oct. 22, 1958. The offering will be underwritten
by a group man¬
aged by the investment banking firm of
Smith, Barney & Co.
The
from
Frederick
37
Capital Flotations for Month of July, 1957
-
available
registration
the
37
according
the
cash
taken
other
"Whether
to
three
Subject
that
be
commitments
37
The Course of Bank Clearings
for
general corporate purposes,
to the prospectus, that during the next
years cash expenditures for
additions to plant and
equipment
by the company and its consolidated subsidiaries
will
approximate
$11,000,000.
During that period the company also expects to
spend
approximately $2,000,000 for expansion of domestic and
foreign sales
and service
outlets, approximately $2,500,000 on production
tooling
for new
and
improved products
and
approximately $2,000,000 for
electronic product
development.
It
cash
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
are
company's
'
$57,000;QGO.
to
sales
47
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
company
stockholders
underwriting
added
of
loan arranged some
companies.
The residual of $213,000,000
43
Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
amendment.
of
noted
Still
Miscellaneous Features
The
common
new
and
arrangements.
General Corporation & Investment News—Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
58
With SEC
statement
stock.
par common
He
42
Exchange.
Foreign
corporation
be
reasonable
the U. 8. in
in
...
46
1
2789.
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—Registers
The
introduce
■
38
Averages 37
substantial stock¬
p.
lease
Dividends Declared and Payable
own
to
has
turers
38
38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
basis.
who
will
$182,000-
dividend -appears
American
41
38
Markets..
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock
projection of Tire Mart's sales
figures for the first six months
indicates a 1958 sales volume of close to
$14,000,000; this represents
more
than a 30'<>
increase over last year as
compared with a 5?e '
increase reported to be
expected for the replacement tire
industry.
Sales in 1957 were $10,555,000; in 1956
were
$8,946,000 and in 1955
were
$6,874,000.
Tire Mart operates retail tire
and
auto accessories
departments for Macy's, Bamberger's and other
major retailers in •
to
into
33
Over-the-Counter
outstanding,
A
addition
transports—which it
if
unique engine leasing arrangements behind the
purchase of the aircraft.
Total value of the 110
jets in round numbers comes to
$445,000,000,
said, comprised of $365,000,000 in direct
capital outlays, and $80,000,000, which would have been
required had American not been able
to enter
29
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
1,500,000
from 750.000 shares in order
to effect the acquisition.
After
the acquisition there will be
861,493 shares of Adam stock
shares
dollar
that
41
Toronto
special meeting to be held Sept.
authorized capital stock- of Adam to
added
40
Stock
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Mart.
a
company's
Pfaitodelpbia-Baltimoire Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
acquire The Tire Mart, Inc., national
distributor of auto and truck tires and
accessories, Harold N. Lehman,
President, announced
oi\ Sept.
16,
The acquisition price will be a
Stockholders
and
he
17
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
agreed
jet
the
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
and
Consolidated
with
that
1958
in
By type of airplane, the $365,000,000 breaks down
this way: 25
Boeing 707-123 (long-range), $135,500,000; 25
Boeing 707-023 (mediumrange),
$82,000,000; 25 Convair 600s, $82,400,000; and
35 Lockheed
EJectras, $65,100,000.
•>
/
;
Engines of all the aircraft except the 25
long-range Boeings were
leased from the manufactures, which,
resulted in. a reduction in
capital
outlay of $80,000;000, Ml1. Hogan explained.
Boston
53-and-a-half feet long, will be built
at the St. Louis
(Mo.) plant of ACF, Mr. Venrick said.
Delivery of
the order is
expected to begin in October and oe
completed by the
eml of tire
year.—V. 183, p. 541.
This corporation
Page
:
of' Julv
,
a
said
covered
$7,700,000
were
January—a further improvement in
earnings is anticipated for 1959.
On the subject of
jet transports, of which American has a total of
110 on order, Mr.
Hogan disclosed more of the
financing details and
Stock and Bond Quotations
$1.90
shares
.
Railways of Mexico
2,688.000
.
*$0.39
'
•
Hogan
success
$1,917,000 order for
200 flat
cars
with
the
American
Car and
Foundry division of ACF
Industries, Inc., it has been announced
by C. F. Venrick, Vice-President
of
railway sales.
cars,
Mr.
203,000
1-*553,000
• t-
In This Issue
amply
$0.17
on
/
•
*$0.50
>
common
JBased
2,485.000
'n
;
to
or
companies—
ox
income
Income per common
share
Combined net
income
vote
MISCELLANEOUS
-
based on average
shares outstanding,
compared
92 cents per share in 1957.
Gross operating revenues for the same
period of 1958
000, compared to $179,000,000 for 1957.
1957
$40,570,000 $81,037,000
Net
net
INSURANCE
-
share
July 31—
services
_—_____
Income per
The
INDUSTRIAL
-
Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
Net
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
of
not
outstanding
less
than
shares
of
the
80'^
offer
has
been-accepted by the
shares) of all the issued and
Wolverine.—V. 184, p. 2617.
(19,893
stock
common
of
The
Alpha Portland
This
company
dollar
cement
3ept.
on
cement
Portland
The
a
year.
and
new
9
plant at Lime
In full production,
of
Cement
officially
opened
It
will
its
new
The
plant
enough
annual
is
the
produce
cements
by
according
on
to
all
the
a
per
standard
wet
Robert
types of
process.
S.
'
high
•
by
cents
Alpha
expansion
of
raises
II.—V.
program
involving
approximately
the
173,
tract
of
an
a
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
1885.
FINANCING
of
7,
Dec;
31,
1957,
authorized
the
Outstanding
*500,000 shs.
—
capital
stock
331,800 shs.
the
of
stock
common
March
21,
of
record
under date
of
transferred
account
(par
1958,
shares
on
March
March
from
the
10 cents).
the
amount
so
By
additional
14
action
shares
21,
of
1958,
of
the
board
common
were
stock
distributed
of
directors
for
to
estimated
total
expenditure
each
on
share
stockholders
William
said
that
including
J.
net
with
Broadcasting-Paramount
added
31,
1058.
In
capital
of
effecting this distribution there
surplus
$16,968,
account
equaling
the
to
the
stated
aggregate
par
was
capital
value
of
187, p. 2329.
The
Oct.
Hogan,
of
schc-dule
been
disposal of
for
the
property,
Vice-President,
first
rose
seven
to
the
is
of
ABC
the
and
Theatres,
unprecedented
will
of
start
the
Finance,
months,
$9,000,000,
on
after
equal
to
Sept.
taxes
11
and
$1.09 per
Network
the
of
in
quarter-hours
Sept.
on
scope
programming have
start
new
Television
announced
was
which
80
the
been
at
ABC-TV
Inc.—
17
11
ABC
to
the
To
President
set
industry.
to
Four
start
new
Monday-through-Friday
instead
Network.
Television
expansion,
broadcasting
a.m.
programming to
already signed for
schedule
by
daytime
aded
of
oi
date
signed.
the
17
current-midsponsors
have
"When
the
plan for
'Operation Daybreak'
was
formulated," Mr.
Treyz said, "ABC Television planned to add but 60 new
quarter hours,
However, tremendous sales and station response has resulted In our
expanding th? daytime schedule
throughout the day."
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Executive
earnings
to
70
magnitude
13,
hours
The
Airlines,
nearly
sponsorship,
Oliver Treyz.
afternoon
distributed.—V.
American
fall,
be
company
of
20,000 shares of common stock having a par value of 10
share, of which 12,120 shares were outstanding. On March
the authorized capital stock was increased to 500,000 shares of
1958,
the
10 cents)
(par
three-year moderniza¬
$28,600,000.
Addition
of
the Lime Kiln
company's over-all production capacity to 15,050,000
a year.
This amounts to a 21'c- increase since World
p.
GIVING
per
year.
barrels of cement
War
*As
stock
consisted
held
LOOO-acre
ground containing
raw material, Frederick limestone, to last for 100
years at peak
production.
and
plant
Common
quality
Gerstell,
Completion of the Lime Kiln plant climaxes
tion
American
ABC Television Announces
Unprecedented Expansion of
Live Daytime Network
Operations, Effective Oct. 13—
A
history-making expansion of live daytime network operations this
„
capacity of 2,250,000 barrels
Approximately 140 persons, mostly from Lime Kiln and Frederick
County. Md., are employed by the plant. Total
payroll is nearly $750,-
000
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
a
Mississippi.
located
as
multi-million
President, will be
one of the most efficient cement
plants in the country when produc¬
tion is well under way.
It is the third largest Alpha
plant, and ninth
in the company's network
covering widely scattered points east and
slightly west of
company contemplates the expansion of such activity,
and also
into allied fields offering commercial potentials as well
increasing military applications. " ■
*
diversification
.
Kiln, Md
this plant will have
mortar
facility,
Co.—Opens New Plant—
17
so
that
we
will
now
program
virtually
signed to date and their agencies are: American
Home Foods Division, American Home Products
Corp.; Beech-Nut Life
Savers, Inc.; Bristol-Myers Co.; The Drackett Co.; General Foods Corp.
and Johnson
Johnson, all through Young «fc Rubicam Inc.; Armour
& Co. and Lever Brothers- Co..
through Foote, Cone & Beldlng; Qroeral Mills, Inc., through
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.; Shulton, too.
sponsors
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
2
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
(1146)
Sunshine Biscuits, I"c-> through
& Walsh, Inc.; Reynolds Metals Co
through Buchanan
Chesebrough-Ponci's, Inc., through J. Walter Thompson
Wesley Associates, Inc.;
The
through
Cunningham
Inc.;
Co..
&
Duiotine
Mining & Mtg. Co., through Batten, Barton,
& Osborn, Inc.;
The Nestle Co., Inc., through BryanHouston Inc.,
Am ana Refrigeration, Inc., through MacFarland, Aveyard & Co.,
and
The Gillette Co., through North Advertising, Inc.
A
unique feature of the sponsorships is that advertisers need
confine their commercials to one specific program, but may disperse
their messages to reach selected audiences of any of the six programs
Minnesota
Co :
not
by
ing
exSgfnl
corporation filed
17. 1958 covering
This
St pi
Deb. Offering—
registration statement With the SEa on
a
underwriting group headedj byjglyjn
public offering price, and underwriting
The interest rate,
to be supplied by amendment.
Inc.
Ck,
terms
debentuies to be
$20,000,000 of sinking fund
sale through an
offered for public
are
resulted from the merger effective as of the close oi
1957, of peerless Cement Corp., a Michigan corpora¬
Cement Corp., a Pennsylvania corporation, with
and into Riverside Cement Co.
The name of Riverside Cement Co.,
which was incorporated in Delaware in 1928, was changed to American
Cement Corp.
The businesses of the three constituent corporations
have been continued through three divisions under the names of River¬
side Cement Co., Peerless Cement Co., and Hercules Cement Go,
The
company,
whose home office is in Los Angeles, owns and operates
eix cement manufacturing plants, two Riverside plants at Riverside
and Oro Grande, Calif.; two Peerless plants at Detroit, Mich.; and one
at
Port Huron,
Mich., and the Hercules plant at Stockertown, Pa.
The prospectus states that these plants haye a combined capacity oi
company
The
business Dec.
31,
Hercules
and
tion.
18,500,000 barrels of cement per year.
In
commenced construction of a seventh
will have a capacity of approximately
approximately
the
has
company
Clarkdale, Ariz., which
addition,
plant ^at
1,650,000
burrclfj per year.
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be used in part
to retire bank loans of approximately $7,700,000, of which $3,500,000
was
borrowed in January, 1958. for the purpose of retiring funded
debt.
The balance of the proceeds will be added to the general funds
of the company. According to the prospectus, while this balance is not
Net
is anticipated that
expansion and re¬
habilitation program.
Current major projects, and their estimated
cost of completion, as of July 31, 1958, are as follows: the new cement
plant in Clarkdale, $16,000,000; new facilities in the Oro Grande plant,
$7,800.000; and various acquisitions of land, $500,000.
The prospectus
states that all of these projects are scheduled for completion prior
to Dec. 31, 1959.
The company anticipates that additional funds re¬
quired to complete the projects will be provided from internal sources
and, if necessary, by bank borrowings or such other financing as the
specifically earmarked for definitive programs, it
it will be used in connection
with the company's
desirable.—V.
deem
may
company
188,
645.
p.
Co.
American Machine & Foundry
South American
—
Subsidiary Changes Name—
changed the name of its South American sub¬
sidiary in Sao Paulo, Brazil, from Amafoco S. A. Maquinas Automaticas
to AMP do Brazil, according to Frank X. White, AMP's International
Group Executive.
Established in February 1956 in a modern 20,000 square foot plant
with 18 employees, the AMF subsidiary now has a labor force of1 120.
The only firm of its kind on thcSouth American continent, it pres¬
ently concentrates on the manufacture of electro-mechanical equip¬
ment for the Brazilian tobacco industry.
'
According to S. F. Chalfin, President of AMF do Brazil,
further
expapnsion is in the planning stage in order to serve Brazil's tobacco
industry with a full line oi
AMF equipment in the near future.—
This
V.
has
company
188,
Purchase of
Inc.—Proposes
Fund,
Mutual
investment company has applied to the SEC for
an exemption order
permitting the proposed issuance of its shares at
net
asset value for substantially all of the cash and securities of
Selected
Securities Corporation; and the Commission has given in¬
terested persons until Sept. 30, 1958, to request a hearing thereon.
According to the application, as of June 30, 1958, the net assets
Of American amounted to $79,814,380, and there were then outstanding
10,327,846 shares of stock.
Selected is an investment company having
less than 100 stockholders and is exempt from registration under the
Investment
Company
Act by reason of the provisions of Section
3 (ci
(1) thereof.
Pursuant to an agreement between American and
Selected substantially all of the cash and securities owned by Selected,
with a total value of $1,852,488 as of June 30,
1958, will be trans¬
ferred to American in exchange for shares of American.—V. 187, p. 2789.
Angeles
Securities
The
tor
Sept. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
incidental to the development of oil property.—'V. 188,
expenses
945.
P.
Potash
American
is
Miss.,
begin
to
expected
plant
corporation
late this year
this
of
production
Aberdeen,
according to
at
The
dollars
on
rapidly
industry, is located on a 770-acre
plant, being constructed to supply chemicals to the
pulp
southern
growing
into
pounds,
during
of
Ltd.
by the company
„.
the
from
value
par
company
and
puper
of Aberdeen,
River ten miles south
the' Tombigbee
h'ave
underwriters
severally
agreed
to
pur¬
following number of common shares.,set
the
Shares
Shares
Dillon,
Read
Ac
Anchincloss,
Parker
Redpatli
;
Weeks Ac
Baker,
Ball, Eurge &
Blair
Ac
5.000
Co.
&
5,000
20,000
Co.___
5,000
Kraus_.
Co.,_
&
Dominion
Corp.
Securities
Dillon,
&
65,000
Hallgarten
15,000
Co.__.^:
Miller Ac Co._
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.___
5,000
10,000
Hayden,
Hentz
Ac
F.
Hutton
Johnston,
Lemon
Lazard
Lee
—V.
production capacity v. ill be at the rate of 15,000 tons of
sodium chlorate per year, with provisions l'or possible future expansion
187,
p.
The
White
1558.
Investment
Co.
—
headed an under¬
writing group which offered publicly on Sept. 17 a total
of 1,200,000 common shares, £1 (South African) nominal
value, at $28 per share. This offering was oversubscribed
and the subscription books quickly closed.
BUSINESS—The
of
type.
company,
is
South Africa,
end
LISTING—The
under the laws of
the Union
of the closednon-diversified com¬
diversified company not later than March 31,
but will become a
pany,
1959.
incorporated
investment
management
a
business
It expects to commence
company
as
30,000
10,000
Wilson, Johnson Ac Higgins
5,000
V.
188, pp.
841,
746 and
Weld
&
American
the
convertible
into
of
mining and related activities in South Africa.
minor
panies
which
amounts
common
shares
or
be
may
securities
held
in
convertible
cash,
into
common
shares,
of
business, gold
The balance, other than
will be invested in the
portion
major
their
common
shares,
of
AT&T
assets
will
in
other
consist
of
businesses
securities
of
varied
listed
on
the
as
also
President of Johnson
announced
President
Johannesburg
Stock
Period End.
Federal
the
The
has entered into contracts providing, at any time not
27, 1958, for purchases directly from present holders
blocks of common shares of ce.'tain companies engaged
Sept.
of
substantial
in
mining
gold,
and
in
other businesses,
in
South
Africa.
The
tqtal
FGR
account
of
the
fluctuations
In
the
rate
ol
exchange,
FIRST
AND
SEVEN
1958—Month—1957
Devices,
Audio
Inc.
damages in connection with the
Rectifier Division was dismissed after
new
in Los Angeles,
Yankwich
Leon
Judge
opinion filed Sept. 8, 1958.
a
manufacturer of silicon rectifiers at
claimed
that Audio,
in connection with the
Calif., in an
page
had
employees
engineer
and
of
secrets
trade
Bloomington, Ind.,
hiring of former
Tarzian, had appropriated certain confidential
belonging to Tarzian.—V. 187, p. 1886.
Sales—
Avien, Inc.—Reports Record
1958
Year Ended June 30—
$7,393,000
1957
$6,115,000
1956
1955
$5,135,000
$5,823,000
203,000
$143,000
485,000
27,000
498,000
Earnings before taxes—
Fed. & state inc. taxesNet
268,000
43,000
5,000
$230,000
earnings
$163,000
$0.24
$$148,000
$0.34
share
per
basis
on
combined.
shares
of class
A publicly held
$458,000
$0.69
$S0.22
and
class
B
privately
ILosS.
1958
$3,240,000
1957
$3,189,000
2,120,000
1955
1956
$1,923,000
$1,540,000
1,325,000
892,000
25,796,867
__
5,100,000
Other operating
taxes
2.607,307
7,457,719
5,479.928
2,519,713
3,150,683
Net
operating income
charges
after
188,
Andes Copper
The
to
Board
suspend
company,
delist
The
for
and
the
in
of
remittance
effective
the
New
Sept.
16,352,301
50,685,015
38.969.294
364,784,742 337,423,097
5'r
Stock
Exchange has voted
capital stock of this
preferred stocks of St. Louis
in
the
Company.
and
Exchange Commission
issues.
of
shareholders
for
each
acquisition
of
of
and
the
their
foreign
—
subscriptions
the
issues
stock
B Dana Company
for
York
29,
and
common
Railway
market
the
the
of
will be made to the Securities
number
the
result
17,485,619
Mining Co.—Stock Trading Suspension
Governors
trading,
Southwestern
to
of
working capital
equity
1,532.000
1,040,000
1,069,000
791,000
598.000
Stockholders
701,000
754,000
Total
3,668,000
3,541,000
2,305,000
1,990,000
6,700.000
398
12,100.000
476
8,610,010
4,100,090
392
438
610
535
510
430
Net
assets—
Backlog
Number
number
have
by
of
been
other
shares
so
available
reduced
companies
of employees
Number of stockholders.
—V.
182,
p.
648,000
2.
Wilcox Co.—To
Babcock &
district
Cleveland
sales
Install "Package" Boiler—
office
of
this
company
reported
on
Sept.
645.
p.
1,708,000
12 the receipt of a contract to fabricate and install a "package"
boiler at the University of Akion, Ohio.
Scheduled tc enter service in the Fall, the boiler will hav a maximum
MONTHS
1958—7 Mos.—1957
2,236;014
—V.
assets
liabilities—
C.
He
38,081,148 279,296,459 268,344.229
26,730,206 181,273,325 181,265,634
3,635.000
29.852,000
31,757,000
40,961.893
•
On
by Court in Suit—
against
Inc.
$2,000,000
and
Audio's
of
Federal
by
Tarzian,
Sarkes
of
injunction
Tarzian,
The
JULY
July 31—
lRtnL?' rt*TZl2U}™.>
TE:
William
of
taxes
Application
company
than
appointment
income
Exchange.
later
&
assign.-
may
EAP.NINGS
types
the
claim
Current
Bolenius.
Vice-President, finance, as an Executive Vice-President.
will con¬
tinue to be responsible for finance and will perform Such other duties
com¬
in South Africa.
The securities in which the company invests will be kept in the United
States.
It is contemplated that the major portion of the company's
engaged
below.
Inc.
director.
company
Net
securities
as
Service,
Johnson, on Sept. 17 was
elected a director of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
The board accepted the resignation oi James F. Bell, former Board
Chairman of General
Mills, who had served 24 years as an AT&T
the
or
trial
80
held
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—New Director
George F. Smith,
expenses
shares
Audio Devices, Inc.—Vindicated
an
the
that
high since inception,
188, p. 346.
five years ago.—V.
than
less
the Fund
The
anrounced
Steers, Jr., President, on Sept. 4
had reached $55,117,000—a new
I.
net assets
■•'Earnings
14.5.
Service, Inc.—New Name—
Telemail
States
Operating
conducting,
Fund, Inc.—Assets Rise-
Atomic Development Mutual
Newton
Fund's
Sales
30,000
revenues
common
'
65,000
Operating
companies
':
...
K. Gottshall. President, said the consolidation,
expansion and modernization of the Reynolds,
As of June 30—
a
to
Haven,
coupled with
Pa., and the
Atlas, Mo., plants, will result in better service to customers.
These
moves will also keep Atlas in the forefront of changing technology an<t
markets in the explosives industry.—V. 188, p. 146.
'V
L.
Co.______
lelemail
United
the consolidation of all its east¬
production
activities
at the Reynolds plant, near
As a result, production at a smaller explosives plant at
Pa., about 30 miles from Tamaqua, will end by Dec. 1,
recent
the
5,000
Tucker, Anthony & R.
Day
G. H. Walker & Co—
White,
apply for listing of the common
chares on the New York Stock Exchange.
Company has been organized primarily to provide a medium
for
investment in the common shares of companies engaged in business in
South Africa, particularly gold mining companies.
The policy of the
company will be to invest over 5(Kf
of the value of its total assets in
plans
company
Sept. 5 announced
.
Explosives Activities
Current
Common
Stock Offered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
'
"
Ralph
10,000
30,000
75,000
2649;
American
See
is: 5 to 29 days, 2<&; 30
and 180 to 270 days, 2Va%,
>
19
■-
on
company
explosives
•-Computed
as might be required.
One such possibility would be the production of
perchlorate
chemicals for
high energy
fuel applications.—V.
187,
p. 2114.
African
••-•••.>
179 days, 2% '/r ;
to
90
945.
'•
p.
Atlas Powder Co.—Consolidates
Initial
American-South
days, 2'/ad;
188,
effective Sept.
schedule
rate
new
89
'
10,000
Spencer Trask & Co.—
5,000
.
65,000
Corp.__
Higginson
The
to
—V.
data
30,000
5,000
318.
p.
of the Board.
5,000
5,000
7,500
65,000
30,000
Co.__
Ac
Freres
,
Puerto
in the rate paid for the company's commercial
announced on Sept. 18 by Robert L. Oare, Chairman
notes was
establishment
Stroud Ac Company, Inc.__
Jones, Kreeger Ac Hewitt
of
increase
further
15,000
Swiss American Corp.____
Co—
&
:
opening
Associates Investment Co.—Again Increases Rate-—
A
paper
for
5,000
Co.-
Ac
Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.—
Inc.,
Stores,
Food
184,
retailers.—V.
7,500
5,000
10.000
Co
sub¬
due July 25,
first
15,000
Singer Ac Friedlander, Inc.
Smith, Barney & Co
_
F. S. Smithers Ac Co.—_
Stone Ac Webster Securities Corp.
65,000
5,000
15, 1958, through
M., Inc. 6%
of P. R.
$319,000
debentures
Bayamon, a suburb
of
San
Juan.
A wholly owned subsidiary, the island operation will
be titled Associated Food Enterprises, Ltd.
.1
Sol Chalek, President, speaking before a group of security analysts
at the Bankers Club, described the venture as a "one-stop supermarket
depot for all
of Puerto Rico's food industry suppliers as well as
5,000
10,000
____.
Co
Ac
Agnew Ac Co.___
I. M. Simon Ac Co
;
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Union
Co
&
198,25S
approving the purchase by
on
corporation
on
Sept. 17 announced
the
full-line wholesale food warehouse in
The
Rico's
of
Shuman,
10,000
Glore, Forgan & Co.—
Granbery, Marache & Co.
10,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
10,000
L. F. Rothschild Ac Co.__
Saunclers, Stiver & Co.__
Schwabacher & Co.______
5,000
65,000
—
Eastman
Riter
5,000
:
Jacques Coe Ac Co
Dominick Ac Dominick
The
Inc.
5,000
Inc
Co.
Burnham
Ac
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
McDonnell & Co
New York Hanseatic Corp.
Pitman Ac Co,_—________
R. W. Pressprich & Co.—
Rauscher, Pierce Ac Co.,
275,000
Inc.—
Co.
Lestrange
vote
16 will
fund,
sinking
Associated
ern
Outstanding
1,200,000 shs,
Authorized
.1,500,000 shs.
(£1
Oct.
on
convertible
Tamaqua, Pa.
forth below:
Arthurs,
1,404
Opens Warehouse in Puerto Rico—
Investment
African
South
retain
will
____.
UNDERWRITERS—The
chase
•
139,655
53,146
.
Vice-President of Dillon, Read Ac Co. Inc.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
a
nominal
shares
share)
303,014
69,175
1966 at par (U. S. cur¬
rency).
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada (far north
excepted ) of the Bank of Nova Scotia.
i
Debentures are convertible into common stock to and including Oct.
14, 1958.—V. 188, p. 646.
'
Engelhard Development Co. (Proprietary) Ltd. each own 50'/
of the
outstanding common shores.
The board of directors of Investment
Adviser is composed of Charles W. Engelhard and'Gordon V. Richdale,
Chairman
and
Chairman of- the Board of American-South
Deputy
African; James B, Baldwin, a director of American-South African, and:
Common
$6,380,124
5,419,470
the shares of its capital stock then owned by United
Inc., and payment therefor with a portion of the
the
of
operation
-
African
Flanigan,
'
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$886,072
$5,780,412
721,023
5,149,978
'■■
corporation has called for redemption on Oct.
ordinated
acquisition and disposition of portfolio assets. The Investment Adviser
is a South African corporation in which Dillon. Read Ac Co. Inc. and
Peter M.
in
Redemption—
Partial
investigate appropriate opportunities for investment
of its assets and will make recommendations as to the
to
or
1309.
p.
;
stockholders
The
Africa.
American-South
Adviser,
of
j.', See also United Artists Associated, Inc. below.-
American-South
of
directors
are
South
holders
66
108,322
945.
p.
Rancl
African Investment
Keswick Corp.:
Read & Co. Inc.;
Francois de Flers, Vice-Chairman and General Manager of Banque de
L'lndochine; Kingman Douglass, a Vice-President of Dillon, Read Ac
Co. Inc.; John F. Fowler, Jr., a Vice-President of Dillon, Read Ac Co.
Inc.:
Charles C. Parlin,
senior; partner of Shearman Ac Sterling Ac
Wright; Leo N. Shaw, until his retirement on May 31, 1958, a Senior
Vice-President of
the First National City
Bank of New York and
manager
of its overseas division;
Carl F. Todd, senior partner of
Clifle, Dekker Ac Todd, Johannesburg, South Africa.
He is a director
of African Explosives Ac Chemical Industries, Ltd., and The Netherlands
of
Southwestern
at any time suspend
that continued
dealings
by
of the corporation; on the sale of substantially all of the
corporation's property ar d assets, subject to its liabilities, to UAA;
on
reducing the capital of the corporation and on authorizing the
change of the name of the corporation to P.R.M. Inc.
Co.,
Ltd.;
James B.
Baldwin, a Vice-President of
Frederic K. Brandl, President and director of Dillon,
Bank
Louis.
property
Mines, Ltd., and Chairman of Rand
(PTY) Ltd.
Gordon V. Richdale, deputy Chair¬
man of
American-South African, is also President and a director of
Engelhard Industries, Inc. and affiliated companies, Deputy Chairman
of
Rand
Mines, Ltd., director of the Central Mining & Investment
Corp. Ltd, and director of Rand American Investments (PTY) Ltd.
Charles S
Barlow. Managing Director of American-Sopth African, is
Chairman of Tlios. Barlow & Sons, Ltd., a director of Standard Bank of
South Africa Ltd. and Syfret's Executor & Trust Co. (Proprietary) Ltd.
following
183,
The
y.ty'V.
companies. Chairman
American Investments
The
St.
held
86,062
the corporation of
Artists Associated,
of American-South
also
is
owns
Associated Artists Productions Corp.—Meeting—
independent state
an
ANDHDIRECTCRS—Charles W. Engelhard is Chairman of
African Investment Co., Ltd. Mr. Engel¬
Chairman
of Engelhard
Industries, Inc. and affiliated
OFFICERS
Company
•.
is
recent years.'
the Board
hard
and
lots
may
believes
,
taxes
income
—V,
Board
$814,189
651,587
after
ry. oper. inc.
Federal income
Net
Net
of
publicly
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper. revenuesRailway oper. expenses.
and a member
of the British Commonwealth.
For over half a century, the country
has been
the world's principal producer of gold, which is the most
important export of the Union ancl at the same time its most important
source of hard currency.
Industrial growth has been outstanding and
is a highly irnnortant feature of the Union's economic development
Africa
South
of
Union
The
trading
for
odd
RR.—August Earnings Increased—
Arbor
Aim
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
is
which
Bank,
Reserve
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
new
taxable to him at ordinary
Central Bank for
South Africa, has entered into an Exchange Guaranty Agreement with
the company under which the company may, after five years, but not
later than io years, from the date of the initial conversion of U. S.
dollars into South African pounds, convert into dollars, for the purpose
ol' a return of capital, an amount equal to its initial capital at the
same
exchange rate at which that capital was first converted from
African
Anaconda
the Exchange are not advisable.—V. 187,
the security on
rates.
tax
South
The
E.
schedule.
site
income
shares
3,240
Exchange noted that the
a
security if
the Board
delist
and received by a share¬
the company's shares
on
suitable
discounting
..
The
is no
There
States.
United
the
after
195,597 shares
owns
leaving
record.
received by the company.
dividends
on
Henry Herrman Ac Co
Chemical Corp.—New Plant—
&
chlorate
sodium
new
tax
within
longer
no
shares publicly held.
37.000
Pacific Co.
5preferred,
in the United States nor
do business
to
sources
holder resident in the United States will be
H.
The
from
Dividends declared
Securities
share),
per
income
African
South
intend
does not
company
about
are
Southern
tax
receive
not
be
shares of Andes common.
Louis Southwestern has 150 common shareowners after dis«
counting odd lot holdings of less than 10 shares and 17,860 common
shares outstanding exclusive of concentrations.
Southern Pacific Co.
owns 153,951
shares, the balance of the common shares outstanding.
corporation, the company will not be subject to United
if it does not do business in the United States and
income from sources within the United States.' The
foreign
a
does
Exchange Commission—
and
corporation on
100,000
covering
($1
Vegas, Nev.—Files
Producers, Inc., Las
Oil
American
SEC
As
States income
J.o
St.
It is the
dividends in United
that shareholders will receive
I
'
^$
marine.
has 184 shareholders
Copper
3,544,718
semi-annual dividends.
payment of
the
there
dollars.
per
Securities Assets—
Los
for
income
its net
CAPITALIZATION
American
Selected
With
of
company's intention
States
945.
p.
This
business conditions and other developments, the company
expects to invest the greater portion of its net income and the entire
amount of its capital gains and to use a comparatively minor portion
receive
Cement Corp.—Proposes
American
Ac
other advertisers sponsor¬
commercial placements with
project.—V. 188, p. 345.
the daytime
Andes
to
it
»
the
Exchange's
the
in
$22,449,592.
Subject
considered
Board
acquired pursuant to the contracts
purchase price of the securities to be
is
as
that
continuous
Unlike
steam
most
flow
of
pounds per hour.
units,
the
new
boiler
will
not
be
of 250 pounds per square inch, it will
operate at a pressure of 150 psi.
Natural gas will be burned initially*
but the boiler also will be capabl" of firing No. 4 light oil.
When
installed, it will stand beside two B&W coal-fired boilers which generate
a
total of 28,000 pounds of steam hourly.—V.
188, p. 1042.
Designed
for
a
pressure
Ballard Aircraft
Securities and
Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
Sept. 5 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 50.000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
IS1
per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for
equipment and supplies,
engineering, sales promotion and the
balance for working capital.
,
This company was formerly known as Central Aircraft Corp.
The
corporation
on
a
the
(Continued on page 8)
ubllshers 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570
per
30,000
"package"
B&W
factory-assembled.
year
and advertisements must be made In New York funds
Herbert D Seibert, Editor and Publisher.
Volume
Number
188
5779
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1147)
Capital Flotations in
corporate
month
of
in the domestic market for
July,
1957
amounted
to
$884,187,832
$577,188,144 less than the June, 1957 volume
at
$1,461,375,970.
ell
,
at
$988,836,950
Roebuck Acceptance
1982;
total
dollar
volume
of
issues
93.13%,
against $60,706,477,
as
offered
over-
for
new
$823,481,355,
was
or
Long-term bond and note financing in July of 1957
->totaled $770,308,000, or 87.12%. Of this
figure, $709,638,000 or 80.26%, represented funds for new
capital pur¬
poses and $60,670,000, or 6.86%, was raised for refund¬
1957
ber
short-term
to
came
bond
our
and
note
financing during July,
under
year
12.88%
and
re¬
total
figure contrasted with the much
larger total of $457,655,076, or 31.32% of the
gross
dollar volume for
June, the previous month, and the
sum
of $183,438,700, or 18.55% for
July, 1956.
month's
total
volume.
to
they amounted
month's
over-all
Co.
4%%
This
the
latter
1957
totaled
$229,766,550,
or
30
in
25.99%
that
During June, the month previous,
placed through the private route
to
$387,552,500,
volume.
with
period,
A
that
26.52%
comparison
of
of
or
current
the
that
for
July, 1956, shows that in
total of 39 offerings
amounting to
a
$245,581,250,
or 24.84% of that month's
grand total
placed privately.
Common stock issues in
July, 1957, totaled 40 in num¬
ber with an aggregate dollar volume of
$98,215,832, or
*11.11% while preferred stock offerings were confined
to 4 issues making up a total dollar volume
of $15,664,000, or 1.77% of the grand total of all
num¬
of
issues were
the month's
or
of
amounted
total of 39
a
view, aggregated $113,879,832,
and
month's overall total.
attention.
Stock offering's floated in July of the
■7
Edison
and
Private offerings in July of
ing operations.
No
California
Investment Co. 5%% subordinated
debentures, due June
1, 1977; $20,000,000 Fruehauf Trailer
Finance Co., 4%
promissory notes; due June 1, 1976 and the West Penn
Power Co. offering of
$20,000,000, 47/8% first mortgage
bonds, series Q, due July 1, 1987.
6.87%, for refunding.
or
Southern
refunding mortgage bonds, series I, due
July
1, 1982; $30,000,000 Washington Water Power
Co., 47/s%
first mortgage
bonds, due July 1, 1987; $30,000,000 Wis¬
consin Telephone
Co., 35-year 41/2% debentures, due
July 1, 1992; $25,000,000 Tennessee Gas
Transmission Co.,
6% debentures, due Nov.
1, 1977; $20,000,000 Associates
than the over-all total for July, 1957.
capital purposes during July, 1957
$40,000,000
first
$104,649,118 greater
or
bonds, series K, due July 1, 1987;
$50,000,000 Sears.
Corp., 5% debentures, due July 15 •
gage
or
which stood
For the month of July, 1956 the
volume stood
The
Corporate issues placed
privately in the
months of 1957 by months follow:
No. of Issues
January
financing placed
February
during the month.
March
for
May
offerings numbered 64 with a volume of
$392,644,076, or 26.82%, while preferred issues totaled 9
and
amounted
to
$65,011,000,
gross dollar volume.
.
or
4.50%
of
For the month of
that
month's
July, 1956,
stock placements totaled 74 and accounted for
mon
493,100,
17.24%.
or
Preferred offerings
ber and added up to
$12,945,600,
were
6
com-
<
study
of
the
various
dollar
volume
of
$298,284,153,
1957's over-all dollar volume.
miscellaneous
28.83%.
or
category
They
which
Next in order
33.74%
or
of
July,
followed by the
aggregated $254,885,701,
were
came the
iron, steel, coal, cop¬
$129,050,000, or 14.60%; other
industrial and
manufacturing, $104,101,428, or 11.77%;
motors, $62,500,000, or 7.07%; railroads,
$23,370,000, or
.;2.64%; investment trusts, trading, holding, etc., 0.56%;
land, buildings, etc., $4,115,550, or 0.46%, and oil
issues,
$2,881,000, or 0.33% of July, 1957's aggregate dollar
per, etc.
group
totaling
and
refunding
tuted
of
funds
164,750,000
June
increase
an
of
of New
ment
of
of
the
and
stood
at
Several
large offerings
were
completed
1957.
The greatest in dollar volume
issue of 43A% debentures, due
was
July 1,
clusive of the C. I. T. Financial
Corp.
during July,
the $100,000,000
1960 to
This
was
Co.
emission
next
of
and
first
and
refunding
was
March
mortgage
amount of
by the $51,315,000
issue of McLouth Steel
Corp. 5V2% first mortgage bonds,
due in 1976; $50,000,000 Inland Steel
Co. 4%% first mort¬
26
Jim
27
July
we
present
a
tabulation
of
New
'.— f'.f;
•
.
c;
January
's
^
Capital
$
OF
CORPORATE
*3.238
99.198
*3.171
99.218
*3.092
1,600,387,000
99.202
*3.158
399,878,329
399,378,829
a
a
280.000
280,000
100
2
1956
July 1-31 July
of
Southern
seven
months
Refunding
FINANCING
Total
$
New
Total
for
$683,950,550
4,975,660
Average rate
•;:Eight years 11
all
of
which
SERIES
BY
Capital
2,398,660
11
months-
Six
SERIES
the
J-I—On
April
20,
1957
in
in
For
previous data on Savings
Bends,
16, 1958 "Chronicle"; also introduction
footnote
see
to
on
page
Treasury Financing,
V-v Type of
OF
1,
New
Refunding
for
six
months—
Indebtedness
$
65,580,278,021
$
57,176,124.000
bills
3,000,004,000
1,600,197,000
391,183,705
July 11
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,004.000
1,600,004,000
July 18
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,601,037,000
1,600,396,000
July 25
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,387,000
1,600,387,000
Savings bds.
399,878,829
Depositary bondS_„
230.000
518,474,916
2,150,330
520,625.246
$3,903,526,481
$25,810,210
$3,929,336,691
________
1955,
showing
MONTHS,
1957,
the
1956
July
1
different
monthly
amounts
U.
Total
of
AND
S.
for
for
July..
Total
New
Capital
Refunding
$
9,801,787,329
___
seven
months
1955
1,836,531,033
1,970,544,582
11,349,880
-
641,000
299,878,829
280,000
6,400,984.000
3,400,803,829
75,382,085,850 63,577,108,000 11,804,957,850
Issued
Retired
Net Issued
$
Total
$
$
$
136,541,342 1,228,659,237
Total for six
months—
42,958,847,000 41,770,131,400 1,183,715,608
July—.
Certificates
—
501,634,000
—_
19,551,000
920,073,000
105,796,000
1418,439,008
166,245,000
521,135,000
1,025,869,000
1504,684,000
43,480,032,000 42,796,000,400
684,031,600
Notes
97,731,123
3,000,004,000
*INTRA-GOVERNMENT FINANCING
-1955-
Refunding
8,404,154,021
________
1,600,197,000
1,908,745
428,921,547
315,097,152 2,285,641,734
780,175,220
509,658,396
172,833,757
748,829.028
83,518,225
592,872,491
91,928,160
684,800,651
July_
832,347,253
20,276,211
for
682,492,153
53,690,700 1,147,726,774
.
604,043,096
Total
2,446,628,299
85,3f6,791 2,531,945,090
1,851,359,915
348,280,142 2,199,640,057
4,185,428,209
183,047,914 4,368,476,123
3,821,904,497
663,377,294 4,485,281,791
for
seven
months
*Comprises sales of special series
tificates sold to Adjusted
Service
ment
Fund,
Federal
certificates, notes and bonds; cer¬
Certificate Fund, Civil Service Retire¬
Insurance Trust Fund, Federal Home
Disability
Loan
Banks, Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
Trust
Foreign Service Retirement Fund, Government
Life Insurance
Highway Trust Fund, Unemployment Trust Fund and
Veterans
969,924,615
18,912,335
988,836,950
490,437,663
154,141,400
644,579.063
25,000,000
520.174.145
622,211,465
389,019,719
1,011,231,184
49,301,750
879,876,233
566,346,199
33,408,844
599,755,043
Term
Insurance
6,481,101,452
93,214,085 2,388,887,328
276,261,999 6,757,363,451
1,678,995,327
5,500,899,824
576,569,963
2,255,565,290
1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
Funds
notes
Civil Service Retirement
Federal
Fund,
eral
Savings
Insurance
Federal
and
Fund
Old-Age
Loan
and
to
Canal
Zone,
Postal
Funds, Federal Deposit
Disability Insurance
tion
months
Trust
&
Insurance
Railroad
Fund,
Survivors
Fund,
Systems,
Insurance Corporation,
Federal Housing
Insurance
Corporation,
Retirement
Savings
Fund,
Special
Trust
National
accounts
and
Administra¬
Fund.
Fed¬
Service
Life
bonds
sold
Civil Service
760,573.071
quarter
800,746,929
3,140,453
974,241,782
549,323,693
52.234,091
21,466,334
969,101,858
728.176.549
61,315,965
789,492,514
64,780,645 2,744,090,569
2,403,242.593
130,686,956
2,533,929,549
7.904,142.417
1.370.634.213
9,274,776.630
2,679,309,924
months
9,160,411.376
341.042.644
9,501,454.020
1,125.742.351
17,136,900 1,142,879,251
and
(Continued
In the
lowing
Treasury Financing in July, 1957
The Treasury Department announced on
July 18, 1957
that subscription books were
opened on July 22, for re¬
funding the Treasury notes and certificates of indebted¬
maturing Aug. 1, Aug. 15 and Oct. 1.
The exchange
offering included a 3%% 4-month certificate of indebt*
edness, a 4% one-year certificate of indebtedness, and
4% 4-vear Treasury note redeemable at the option of
the holder on Aug. 1, 1959, on three-months' advance
a
notice,,,.
t®
Retirement Fund, Federal Disability Insurance
ITrust Fund,
Federal Old-Age & Survivors Insurance
Trust Fund.
fNet retired.
601,557,784
947,635,524
December
40,173,858
971,101,329
November
1957
FUNDS
Accepted
bills
1,092,117,895
2,295,673,243
years
2654, Juno
page 2651.
Total Amount
Security
90-day Treas,
769,644,757
884,187,832
8
February
264-duy Treas.
20,212.540
60,706,477
to
5
749.432,217
2,976,695,219
on
retroactive
3
1,251,202,085
583,766,885
Also
on Series
II current income bond
was raised to 3x/\c/o
compounded
semi-annually.
When
held
to
maturity will
10 years instead of 9
years and 8 months.
3%,
mature
raised
was
formerly.
Interest
the yield is higher in
annual
purchase has
July
22,859,605
1,461,375,976
and
rate
matures
months
interest rate
from
628,060,950
12,600,000
8
July
44,639,185
768,825,340
and
3V-»%
754,421,305
133,916,625
1,094,036,074
interest
to
523,264,785
384,282,362
933,402,967
Over-all
and
3,978,410
561,254,002
64,657,970
the
years
6,290,455
28,225,930
October
ness
1957
9
748,130,850
533,028,072
quarter-
Fourth
of
389,274,960
—___
830,574,483
Nine
20,
1957 from 3'i-
instead
tFour years and 9V2 months.
Comprised of two separate series,
accruing at the end of six months.
each
intermediate year.
Individual
limit
been lowered from
$20,000 to $10,000.
Total
495,174,145
Third
April
Feb.' l,
a
follows:
as
$
930,434,476
823,481,355
discount basis.
changed
starts
v
36,011,100
6,131,732,427
_______
_
bank
a
'
494,144,325
1,448,775,976
to
months
Dated
505,632,274
659,174,246
quarter
on
493,625,975
$
1,738,799,910
75,382,065,850
•_
months to 10 years,
were
E—On
retroactive
and
Total
Second
months
562,265,125
$
3,155,037,208
-June
9,801.787,829
seven
*
Total
$4,107,950
49,292,653
868,744,997
'
12 years
Total for July
while the balance
District
*
July 1-31 July
456,339,621
April
12
'3.485
99.190
1,600,004,000
1,032,621,352
May
July
97.445
1,600,197,000
1,601,037,000
894,423,376
quarter
3,000,004,000
2,313,809,000
2,279,108.000
350,000
1,228,3'42,480
First
4,545,824,000
90-days
2,408.194,000
-1956-
'
March
264-days
2,719,490,000
1,032,271,352
February
3
5
91-days
491,227,315
Total
-1957
•'
July
July
Total
SUMMARY
65,530,273,021
519,286,375
July
figures since January,
corporate financing:
mor
91-days
July
Below
Yield
%
six
91-days
Refunding
____
June
followed
1957
Price
July 25
$679,842,600
May
$60,-
.DURING
Accepted
July 18
557,289,465
u."
April
came
Jun
of
Amount
Applied for
USE
Electric
FINANCING
Amount
Due
sale
July 18
Water
New
January
followed
February
bonds, series BB, due June 1, 1989 in the
TREASURY
weekly
Depositary Bonds.
set forth below:
1970, in¬
by the Chrysler Corp. offering of 3nA%
promissory notes,
due 2054 and totaling
$62,500,000. The Pacific Gas &
000,000
STATES
the
July 11
municipal financing for the first
is
to
and
in
Compared
offerings on the part of United States Possessions
were placed in
July, 19,57. However, one Canadian issue,
the $25,000,009 5f4 %
debentures, due 1977, of Montreal,
Quebec came to light during the month.
1957
operations
Department
$365,528,169, the July,
$129,441,541.
No
of
Treasury
July 11
California.
Total
August,
our
3
Authority and the $15,000,000 place¬
Metropolitan
the
25.99
1957
money purposes,
set apart to replace
York
in
'
above
its
Dated
Total
r
volume.
confined
up
issues at par to
offering will be given
the
Treasury Bills, Savings Bonds
July, 1957, into new
that $518,474,916 consti¬
shows
However, the
new
23.61
new
was
of
UNITED
outstanding issues.
Three of the larger
offerings to come upon the market
during July, 1957, included the $50,000,000 bond
offering
of the State of
California, the $28,800,000 issue of the
Port
Outside
26.52
229,760.550
for
issues,
for
$2,150,330
Results of this
Date
A division of the overall
total for
categories presented each
month in our five-year table on another
page of this
issue shows that utilities were
again the leader with a
total
or
of each of the three
12.62
387,552,500
.
Government Investment Accounts.
Offered
39
of the
case
right to allot
$100,000,000
25.23
substantially higher than the July,
volume, the difference being $155,097,077.
dollar
to
23.83
with July of the previous
year at
1957 1otal was
gross dollar volume.
A
volume
$520,625,246,
num¬
1.31% of the month's
or
dollar
;•
subscriptions were not received.
Secretary of the Treasury reserved the
315,675,000
30
for par in the
par
year.
seven
Municipal financing in July, 1957, advanced above the
total
$170,-
in
'
•
—
July
made
were
Cash
222,387.388
2-:-29
June
stock
Exchanges
%% notes maturing
Aug. 1; at par with an adjustment
as of Aug. 1 in the
case of the 2% notes ma¬
turing Aug. 15, and the 31A% certificates
maturing Oct.
1; and at par with an adjustment of
interest as of Oct. 1
in the case of the 1%% notes
maturing Oct. 1.
Interest was paid on Dec.
1, 1957, in the case of the
-month certificate. On the
other two new
issues, inter¬
est will be
paid semi-annually on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 in
each
of interest
24.51
117,400.000
and
elig¬
issues.
new
The 3V4%
certificates of indebtedness due Oct.
1, 1957
iy2% Treasury notes due Oct.
1, 1957 were elig¬
ible for exchange into
either the 4%
one-year certificates
or the 4%
4-year notes.
41
-
of the three
any
and the
32
;
exchange for
1957, tabulation.
% of Total
$253,105,000
27
__2-
Aoril
comparison of the results for July, 1957, with that
June of the previous month shows that
common
ible for
July
Total Amount
25
__
first
The 2%%
Treasury notes matured Aug. 1, 1957
the 2% Treasury notes
matured Aug. 15, 1957 were
were
-
A
July
And for the Seven Months of
Calendar Year 1957
financing
Total
the
the United States in
3
the
the
on
page
6)
comprehensive tables
seven
on
the fol¬
the July and
months' figures with those for
pages
we
corresponding
compare
periods in the four
preceding thus affording a five-year
comparison.
years
Total
$
7 4,70
498,2650 21,6570 28.39,0 70,23 95
Capitl 48.367,0 21.6570 28,16.0 69,51
7 4,70
1,04758.0
6.50 0 42.760, 62.835 2
5 0, 0 2~ 07 0
Rcfundi g 384.1 ,835
705760 4,257,923
$
$
S
-195
530.2630 1.20, 0 51.7 0 60,7 63
Capitl
New
Total
64.579063
8.50 0 62.50 470,186.5
Capitl 18.450 12,04 30. 0 12,34.750 62.50, 58.024165 24.70 2,30 0
New
Capitl
New
Total
$
37,1290 1.20, 50,7 0 60,7 63
805.398,250 12,94576 165,21850
5,281,250
-1956 Reiundi g 18.720435
$
Capitl 786, 15 12,945760 165.09,
2,50. 0 1.539805 468,037.91
98.36,950
5,281 50
210, .0 365,28.16'! 2,0 0
18,9235
19 ,90
$
6.0 0 50,96.15 2.14865
490.37,6
60 , 0
210, .0 3.409.672
362,18497 2.0 , 0
96,24615
New
231,6544203778 tAfhraogmauenicnnpflctdeys CONOGRRPEUFAWPTIE
GFOOVCERRNEPMIGNTA,T,
Total
$
Capitl
OSUMFARY
New
Refundi g 2.46,0 148,95.0 2.50, 0
Total
S
1.430, 0
-1956 Refundi g
$
5.0 ,0 3.601,36 98.52 5 7,485,0 321,97 5 142.57840 1,60 . 0 42J658.712 18.39,02 1.70, 0 1.0 ,0 12:648,76 G0.689 3G
68.934,2 6.234,70 5.0,0 29.1 27 :6 5.1 ,328 30.0 08,970b", 6,743,982 13, 5763 3.60.0 127,04.2 37.24,70 5.0.0 62,50. 249,52 8.65,328 7,10,0 37,50 9,170. 0 96.3T2 8
20 ,0
2,46.0
1.0 ,0
1.0 ,0
153,4 0
148.95,0 2.50 0
1,0 ,0
ksoS4.t91e6l5lSM310.2302i4,9mo
".
"mjiun
934,2 6.23470 5.0 0 iJ?T529 5.1 ,328 30,0 7,96,0 6.743,982 12. 5,763 3.60 0 127,04.2 34,78.0 5,0. 0 62,50 10.75129 6.15 328 7.10 0 37.50, 8,170, 0 96,3Ta:i82 "?fII£116•■!- 490.37,6
1."o fo 1,20 0
68
"
58.04 603 1.54.075 9,*T35,706 784,53105". 0,487,540 1.028.475 8.714 51 13,5410 183.4 ,70 10,29 01 428.5 ,60: 54.67905 .9,73506 62.50 28.41750 6.487,50 9.730. 0 3.028,475 8,714.51 ,705.3
117
19 ,90
18.720,435
19 ,90
1,430, 0
2. 87,3 5 14.260, "935:6 0
-4U -
58.04,63 1.54,075 9.735 06 84.123,850 6.487,540 1,028,475 8/714~51 13,5410
Capit l 10,290 369.07 53.120 62,50 137.06,5 45,70 3.70, 1,0650 104,520 786, 315
$
New
210, 0 2.150,3
—1957 Refundi g
271,,386596.75021 Sbtaoteayisned
3:527,0 f:o6b:6 fT uio 1,57 40
" 173,90
1,06: 6 1,20,0
37,1290
2,095,435 14.260, "935.0 0
671,740 845,640
65.378 5 1.5204 4,913.21 18,3902
00
G
10.29 0 370,5 .0 53.1250 Oo! 139.02, 60, .0 3.70, 2,0 ,0 104,5120 805,39250
62,5
5,0 .0 4,27 ,876 9.37,895 7,485.0 321,47 85 142,57.840 1,60 . 0 46,18:2 18,39.02 1,70,0 2,0 .0 loY o 61, 376
6.50 0 7,05 0
20 ,0
$
35,47
823,415 25^0 , 0 2,80 0 518,47916
65. 2,75 1.520,40 4.913,21 18,3902
New
84,17.832 25,0 0 21,80G7 U 520,65246
709,6380 15,640 08.179,35
6,50,0 7,05 0
5 0, 0
Capit l 3.60, 0 58.0,0 23.54,0 62,50. 90.4760 1.0 0 6,80. 0 37,50. 8.60,3
70,38.0 15.6470 98,215832
60,7647
.
530.26,30
$
—195
Total
—s—195? Refundig 60,7 0
$
3.60 0 58.0 0 31.0 , 0 62.50:6 238.6750 6.80, 0 37,50 0 8,60 3
3,50.
S
29,54 60
~~
260, 0
1,68750 14,250 72 186,053419 45,93 0 721,8342 6.147,50 15,0 0 9254T1if, 51.47,12 1,687560
48,503*72
173,90
40.215,0 630.57,91
20,15 20 90*6
4,36 20
125.3614 1.47,50 28,473941 4,957 12
7.650, 21,6570
5 0, 0
1.04,7580
'■
1,6537208.941,2519.3576860,4mPunicCarpoDtltves.hdeRalff^BcpFGIonmotseevnruddrimkall YFEJOIAMUTVRSLUHISNTSANIHERED
E\FAJOIRUVMTSLFHINYFLAURACORNGPMLD
154. 0
--
$
-
Total
37,40
25.0 ,0 132, 50 384,1 35
$
—195 Reiundig 153,4.0 1,0 0
$
59.30 85 18,50
Rcfundi g 25.0 , 0 124.059
6,30 0 3275.0 28.49560
-1954
350, 0
32.87,14 4,957 12 1,68750 14,25072 190,46.19 45,93 0 721,8342 6,147.50 15.0 , 0 27^4:1 51.4712 1.687,50 78,04752
125.36,14 1,47,50
7.650, 21,6570
4,36 ,20
48,3670 13,96 0
43,50. 236,10. 30, .0 12.34,750 62,50. 17,325.0 43,20. 2,30 0 25.0 :6 172,540
$
$
18,450. 1.986,50
732.106,57
60 ,0
$
213,7~05.6O 284. ,10
New
395.17,58
5 0, 0 2 07 0
7.485,0 241,950 14,0 . 1,60 #0 37,45 0 1,70. 0 1,0 .0 7.04870 48.3,50
Capit l
Total
37,40
498,2650
-
30.5 0 526,97480
e.Yo. o
13.96 0
3.527,50 1,0 0 iT5L30 90 ,0 9,87.0
$
-1953 Refundi g
$
1,27645
630.57915 6.50 0 35.680 58,7602
$
56.17,0 1.865,0 68,74 0
608,579
New
Total
1.234,7065
6191,03,0724.5
671.740
Rcfundi g 9,87,80 "173*56
$
-1953
7,485.0 241,950 14.0 , 1,60 0 41:2736 iTocfo o 2,0 0 liTo o 49,73850
$
Total
86.230 528.39,280
$
23,70 286,5 0 18.09, 62,~50 6 50.14 0 231,0 1,925,0 5,0 ,0 2 ,5 0 70.38, 0
1,75913 10.96 0 53.96,428 2.650 2,1905
36,47
2,70. 0 60,7 0
$
ACHNARDTE Capitl 286,50
$
New
23,70 6,750 62,50 43.90, 231,0 1,925,0 5.0 ,0 219,820 709,6380
1,759.13 10,96 0 53,91 5 2,650 2,1905
32,6.701
10,29 0 427,18603 54.67905 9,735 06 62,50 21.3045 52. 7,540 3,70 2.093,475 8,Tl4~5f 17,05.3
m96,2415
11833,,284769..02
'
23,70 298. 4,153 129.05, 62,50"65 104. ,28 2.81,0 4.15, 0 5,0 0 254.38,701 834,17832
36,47
2,70 0 60.76,47
•32,6701 13,84 5 2,370 298, 4.153 7,35.0 62,50 97,40951 2.810 4,15, 0 5.0 ,0 25.18,70 823,401.5
funds
notes. -— -
-— include Notes etc. manufctrig hoeldtcin.g, Notes etc. manufctrigagencisd .
hoeldtcin.g, etc. manufctrig heoldtcin.g, manufctrig— heoltdcin.g, —
JULY Lbonogan-tnedrdmsShort-emPresftorcked.- stock Lboonnagon-ttdeedrsmsShort-emPresftorc-ekd stock Lbooanngon-ttdeedrssm Short-e-—m Presftocrked stock corpate toal dfinguoorets JOFULY
BLooangn-Tdesrm R:ailroads utiles— ccsopoteaerl,l,,Eqmaunuipfmtent acaesnorid Inadunstrdil bueildtcngs, ttrIrnavuedsstminng,, Miscelanous BShoaornt-Tdesm Railroads utiles ccsootpeaelrl,,,Eqmauniupfmtent aacesnordi indausntrdl bueiltdcn.gs, ttInrrvauesdstminng,,Miscelanous Railroads utiles ccsootpeaerll,,,Eqmuaniupfmtent aacesnordi indausntrdl buelfdticngs, ttIrrnavuesdstminng,,Miscelanous Railroads utiles eccosptotearl,l,,Emqanuufipme—nt acaesnorid indaunstrdl buelfdticngs, ttrIranuvdessitmngn,, Miscelanous aceocurpritla.te
foreign- IBntearaioknl GCovaenrnmdiatn forgeoveringmnt GLoaavnnd, •Muncicpiatl—eStse,s,SPotaeins
DtCorp ae- omestic—
MOFTNO H
Com on Canadi
Com on
Other
Com on
Grand
Total
5
ii
Other Farm
United
•These
MONTH
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Total
Stocks-
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
otal—
T
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Ship ing
tetkl
2
<1 o
H-*
c
3
cc
o
a-
c
r:
s-
CP
o
3
a.
g
(D
o
3
CD
g
0
©
5r
-i
Oi
CO
Total
$
,47062 175,40 315, .32 715,84 18 26,0 0 73 ~l7821
4,7026,18
02
201,250
-1953 Refundi g 1 0.8 9,615 7,6 0,430 2,604,280
857076 8367250 31,0 0
3,1058,23
s
4,6890,67
3,4820 ,71 109, 0 548,2 163 06,74856 ?^•'•'- 74,02 0 50, 0 3,6O76
^
:
M
'
685,0 0
Renl ding :•: 78,345179 95^31*054 5,938, 48
54-
'-. tefi v$
I?
—1953
98,0 0 94,82 0 1,093765, 4,01769,01 19,50
194,7 0 1,2749,620 r8(,Joi>U _ 24,850 736,192706 37,60 4 13,4085 27,0 0 375~Oo76 627,9035
13,96 0
37,40
20 ,0 0
290, 0
16,20 175,40 610,3485 40,269,843 18,52361 82.71,28 170.81,246 72,3 89
3,50162
Refundi g 31,0 0 20,87 0 bSU. OU 36,9 715 1,349,0 I7o 76 4,517360 14,89260 10,89615
201,250 201,250
Capit l 163,740 1,2539 ,620 186,750 24,850. 69,*45^8 376,258403 13,40850 26,0 0 3704876 013, 09
13,96 0
New
Total
37,40
17,640 1,74 0,7 469,80 24,83750 63,40 0 38,40521 218,3750 1,548 0 1,0 0 5076 ^6 396, 4.0
1,854, 19
31,0 0 28,391 05 630. 0 36,83976 2,07 ,025 i.oHo 47*51,30 16,948369
290, 0
602,1 930 40,269843 17,98510 81,50263 170 81,246 70,48.70
163,74 0 1,87035,10 26,98;243 24,850 ,"680*5 457,8063 1530.698 26,0 0 203719*46 84, 8520
426,960
38 ,50 173,2 4
108,90 10,45 0 64,1308 43,8 ,835 235,04652 4,29086 6,127,354 95i623,57 15,8705
178,06;90 2,39058,30 513,68 35 24,83750 63,40 O 623,07 46 23,6783617,6 ,1541,38,50 173,2 415.62357 621,4 057
46,50,0 48,54283 4,50 . 0 123,^4 817 19,850 375,173 2.70 , 0 25,do!6o 184,02 39
426,960
163,50 173,2 4
108,9 0 10,45 0 560,381492 43,8 35 29,8471 4,29086 5,72,18 95,623,57 106,8705
13,56:90 1,905 ,692 509,18 35 24,83750 63,40 0 50,32 9 24,93086 17,30 981 8,61,50 120,6357 437,9681
7,521,905
20 ,0 0
160,9875 175,20
50 ,0 0 1,05 ,0
3,90416.5
$
3,5604271
$
•
8lf
>;
*
Refundi g ■'"V 46,50 0 398,73.50 4,50,0 18,245 0 19,85.0 2,48276 267 0.6 174,32 9 789,03 179
-1954
167,261 721,025
194,7 0 1,89 7,05 27,612 43 24,850 854, 7561 459,87 68 13.69850 27,0 0 207,~58*L24S 861,43 89 4.7026.18
85,74938 5,19 ,37 ~ 3~75 l73 2 5,0 0 9,70 , 0
$
890,279067 12,80*60 79 20,6 79,234 21
5 0, 0
Capit l 2,6937,092 109, 0 452,917.623 60,8127 73, 50 37o"0~ 0
$
$
6780. 0 127345,0 3,058943 31,0 0
4,83 75,9
?
New
Total
8,5401.2
12,35 75 18.06706 714980,6 71,6850 926,0 60
Capit l 3,681,605 175,2075 307,654893 713,24538 267^0, 0 62,37182
'
Total
.
:
$
98,0 0 82,08 0 295r73~ 0 3,9841795 19,50
New
Total
$
3,69542,0 91,750 349, 3471 1,2485,901 25,80 67,1)0^982
New
40,130 23,50 1.2 ,36519 1.80,0
"
50 ,0 0
Capital s"cf.■ 13,40. 1,3456 ,20 465,30 24,83750 63,40 0 270,18501 9,1520 1,5480 8,518,0 25760, 2 ,309761
Total
3,28459,128
$
295,0 0
218.50, 1,037.852,0 286,1590 62750*65 79,64 20 193,0 0 85,1950 92,50 0 10,5 0 610.539,80
18,59 0 375,0 0
1,05 ,0
175,0
"20 7565 72,45076 91,7 5 09
173,2 4
,580 ,87395 ,74528 50 ,0 051,2 5 404,929 ,08136 7 2,352 0 0, 0 467,950 04 ,717 3 4,162
485,30 95 13,21 8 5,0.0 328,5125 190,583729 40.81,36 3,952,852 12,50 0 8,972,950 301,54 71 132,4 362
5,
9,
218,
1.541
419,
391, 988, 233
89,
312, 815,
105,
1.083,296457 4,61829305.7
S07,5129050,18349687651,243964022.3,0785. 139,1,70876981.,649255821,370.92745frtFGoaeh^ogIvBfndmRntreDca?moyStvsilohCrlukmPpardinuvfcdpel.s FTMEOJAHF3NYUVEDROILVA1SRS
FLAMFOUTISNMAEJORFHC3YDVUNNPMOIRDVLGLA1RpS
Refundi g 730. 8,06 16,05 0 49,10215 2,80419
6,0 .0 763,0 195 38,759 18
$
-t95
Capitl 2,6394 , 0 75,450 30.8 ,256
68287, o7
$
New
Total
-I95<r
$
1,205784
801.36,25
New
137,58 0 25,0 0 1,9430. 3.84, 0369 47,8240
Refundl g 189,06 85 5,281,790 7,62,374
Total
18,02" 1,520 . 56,105869
»"■' capit l 3,9462 .015 2.894,50 310,5648 793,6571
$
19,748.0 1.4 ,53140 78,40350 38,10.7 62.50, 0 1.29,38.50 309,6 0 26,430 49,50 0 4.12,50 59,8420 692,38.230
Retunamg 1.703, 0 9,60,50 10.941,735 14.260, 1.0 .0 935,0 50,2510
$
-1956
Capit l 180,45.0 1,43570.9 78.40250 38.10,7 62,50 0 1,2840,765 295,340. 25,430 18,560 4,12,50 59.84,20 642,18350
S
New
I
■■*1
131590^,69546,170 7320,523,608—6,04727
Total 5,10 76,38 9, 2,30 243,95271 1,486905.23
$
17250,
"•
20 76 O
56,40 6 75,4 50 46,510 128,54 28 5,0 0 328,512 170,3952 40,81 36 3,783,94 12,50. 7,92 50 298, 417 10,58 71
93,7140 1,364510 412,63 8 5,0 0 391,05.2 698,254 13,268.951 79,0349 105. ,0 8,467.950 309, 8417 740, 671
50,0 0
175,0
124,86 0 205,432785 7,12,0 290,15 37 10,82 5 9,86,85 1,0 ~0 2,64,30 74,62941
192,465801,87 291,46 142,64 2 48,5640 62,50,0 1,59 4,63378,96359029,43,10 50.28.475 6,24.50 152,71634282,73452
73,209568.1 71.63,4092817.5932 81753.982640,.57
~
13.589,450 120. 0 3:90,0
23576 6
5,0 ,0 2 ,894. 50 1, 97.8 0 420,17 .561 63,941,924 9,735,706 358,6 2.14369,36 ,590 2.756,10 1.028,475 2,130. 0 87, 62.142 130.296302
1. 97,8 0 4,394,3 0
-60, 1.695—.0
Total
' 24.135,0 645.193SC0 4,2 5.0 562,7 .0 5.0 .0 25,7 0 92.0 60
207.3850 382,95120 76,51873
S
'
2,4183.90
53,27 0
13,589450 120, 0 3,90. 0
825.0 0 40 ,0 0
53,4,9.180276715
GOANRNEUPFDWI
—
.
23576 0
CFOORRPEIGATN,
Capit l 4,826,583 9, 2,30 231, 71 1,48537,426 36,501
1,250, 0 6,072,6 2
$
Refundi g 8,125,0 19,74.0 57,02705 83,472.60 1.50, 0 852,0
50,498 0
$
-IDS!
60 ,0 1,695,0
-
.
21,95.0
Capit l 236,01. 0 2.4,019 5G8,140.59 4,25,0 207.385,0 479,280.1 381,45.20 52,430 5,0 ,0 25,7 0 92,0 .60 726,019.8 5,2197 683
$
New
New
CHAR TE
SOUM AFRY
12,901580 14.35 890 10.3 ,135 14,38 0 1,0 ,0 935,0 0 583. 3 56,49*31
6,289721
50,0 0
180,450 1.863,9 .571 142,642 48,56.40 62,50 0 1,490.6158 364,57 90 28,43 10 49,53475 5.69.167 152,76342 76,240 1
7,4 5,0 1,687.30
3,017,30
415,7621 63,941 24 9,735,706 358,0.743 69,235 90 2,756,10 1,028,475 1,546, 7 87.62,14 124.G07 91
264,0 6
548,309.61 259,70.183 471.632iU 231,9 43 14,92 758 2,610, 0 96,05.69 13,79218
24,135.0 2.90,5 19 904,863.4 4,25.0 207,385.0 1,0378,21 614,3 69 68,19.058 5.26406 28,350 18.026 897,5901
V
825,0 0 40 ,0 0
12,894.0 1,02,47
264.0 6
53,41569 £59,270183 470,59271 231,9 43 14,92 758 2,610. 0 96,0560 13,2936
7,4 5,0 3 1,68730
3.017,30
462,750
8.125,0 32,68 0 57,0 2705 84,93.047 1,50 . 0 852,0 0
11,472,3378099
50,96150
01 .0 262,519 810,7 8 245,0 385,0 890,171 84 ,639 346,058 264.0 6 3 5,0 026,260
5
4,
236
67,
2,958
847
207 952 612
,794351
28
188 846
235.67,0
0.9521378
boands s;tock stock boannodtedssShort-em stock stock foreign— boannodtedssShort-em stock Comstockn corpate IBnteraanionkl5GCoavnerndmiantforgeoveirgnmntLGooaanvnd,•Municcpailt—Ses,SPotaesn toal fdiingnculoruoedste EMJNOUDNTLHYS LBNonoogatn-eTsde-rsm utile—sa esccotopetarll,,,Eqmuinpufment aacensordi. indausntrdl bueildtncgs, Ittnrrvauesdtsminng,,Miscelan—ous NBSohootaernts-Td-esm utiles ecscotptoearll,,,Eqmuaniupfment aacesnordi indausntrdl beuildtncgs, ttIrnravuedsstminng,,Miscelan-ous utiles ecscottpoear,ll,,Eqmuaniupfmtent aacensoridindausntrdl beuildtncgs, tItrnravuedsstminng,,Miscelan.ous — utiles esccottpoearl,l,,Eqmuainpufment aacensordi indausntrdl bueildtncgs, Inttrvreausdtmsinng,,MiiscelaTnous cseocrupritate
END
Com on
t!
583, 3
5,0 ,0 2,894 50
GOVERNMT.J3UL1Y notes _ 62,3955,671.80 20,1537,0178648a2gencis..—_3&95,0 21,18749365 bfSuoamtnunicdeiypd*sltes 31— ; manufctrig— hoeldticng.,— — —manufctrig ;—
hoeldticn.g,
Refundi g 213,9510 ~918,20 0 1.5 3,197 3,0 ,0
$
-1957
361,40 128.0 0
1849T,20,76.6531590 11,17,32384,9.50409716,562830 75,12.190058.,33966784441260
CIOSTRUPNHIEAED
1,089,0
New
18,59 0 375,0
$
3,249.6 10
25,80
16,05 0 16,05 0 20,91.785 4.6 ,0 20, 420 1687658 1.0*,6 2,64,30 21,785491
36,7940
Capit l 93,7140 853, 9.50 283,710 62.5*0, 527,0.25 91,8715 76,1950 92,50 295,00 10,5 .0 573,4580
40,130 17.54)0 47,650 1,80 0
4,03528,10 2,894.30 315.84,276 150,94670 1.320,50 28,60.172 1,089,0
Refundi g 124.86,0 184,530 2.46.0 269,4 175 10,82. 5 9,70.0
$
-195
M7ONTHSCorpate— Domestic— Long-term Short-em Pref d Candi—
Long-term Pref red Com on Other Long-term Pref red
Grand
Total
p
v. a:
m
aTc
•
,
*;
•\
•n."
I
Other Farm United
•These
7
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Oil
Ship ing
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Ship ing
Slocks—
manufctrig—_ heoltdcin.g, — — manufctrig- — heoltdcin.g, -
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Total-
Railroads
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Total
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
€
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
(1150)
lioldt
(Continued from page 3)
Stein
Co.,
Island & Pacific RR. 4=%% equipment trust
from Feb. 1. 1958 to Aug,
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price,
to yield from 4% to 4.30'- , according to maturity.
Offered
by Salomon Bros. As Hutzler; Drexel As Co.;
Eastman
billon, Union Securities As Co.; and Stroud As Co., Inc
due semi-annually
inclusive.
1972,
trust certificates,
to Aug. 1, 1972,
inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield
from
4%
to 4.30%,
according to maturity.
Offered by
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel As Co.; Eastman Dillon.
Northern By. 4':%
equipment
semi-annually from Feb,
1, 1058
$4,950,000 Great
due
and Stroud A: Co.,
Securities As Co.;
Union
Peo.
1,
1. 58
1,
Aug.
to
inclusive.
1972,
and MeMaster Hutchinson
Inc.
LCrchf
for new
Purpose,
f 15.000,000
As. Co.
series
As
Line RII. 4.', 4% equipment trust certificates,
due annually from Aug, 1, 1958-1972, inclusive.
Air
Hutchinson
Co.;'
Inc.;
As
As
Broome
$8,000,000 Southern Pacific Co. 4M»%
equipment trust
series XX, due annually from June I, 1958 to
and
certificates,
Bradford
1972, inclu¬
Freeman As Co.;
Co.;. Baxter As Co.;
Hutchinson
MeMaster
Hammill A:
Shearson,
and
Co.:
As
E.
Win.
As
Co.
*$3,500,000 Cape
A,
Vineyard Electric Co. 4.90% 30-year notes, series
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, 100%
interest.
Placed privately through The First
A-
Illinois
1.
1987.
Light
first mortgage
4r,»%
Co.
Telephone
*2,000,000 General
due
bonds
construction
for
Purpose,
bonds
Co,
of
due
program.
Kentucky 4>u%
first
Ac
bonds due 1987,
privately
with
Ac
ben-s 1
due
r
1986.
""
25,000,000
Tennessee
1977.
1,
Transmission
Gas
reduce
to
Purpose,
6%
Co.
loans and
bank
for
Industrial
Purpose,
New
Water
Supply Co. 5%'%
capital expenditures.
for
York
Life
Insurance
Insurance
Christensen,
Brothers
Flosser
due July
privately
other
mortgage
bonds.
I,
Gas
1977.
with
first mortgage bonds, series
to repay bank loans. Placed
Life insurance Co. and four
investors through White, Weld Ac Co
Co.
4"%%
Co.;
Purpose,
institutional
'
Courts
Freeman Ac
&
gage
Co.
5%
first
bonds, series BL. due June 1.
bank loans.
and
refunding mort¬
Ac
Inc.;
Hayden
1989.
Purpose, to repav
and accrued interest. Offered
Price, ICO.798%-
Ladenburg,
First Boston Corp.; Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.;
Peck; Allison-Williams Co.; A. C. Allyn Ac Co.,
Inc.; Almstedt Brothers: American Securities Corp.; Ander¬
son Ac Strudwick; Arthurs.
Lestrange A: Co.; C. S. Ashmun
Co.; Auchincloss, Parker Ac Redpath; Baehe A: Co.; Baker,
Watts
A:
Stockton
Broome
Ac
Alex.
Co.;
Brown
Ac
Ac
Dodge
Inc.;
Winslow,
Ac
Co.;
Julien
Schmertz Ac
port
Ac
Co.;
Crouter
Co.,
&
Inc.;
auPont
Inc.;
Clayton
Davis,
Bodine;
Doolittle
Ac
C.
Chikjs
F.
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Clark,
Co.;
Ac
Skaggs
Ac
Dick
&
Merle-Smith;
A:
Co.;
Elkins,
Co.;
DeHaven
Dreyfus
Morris,
R.
Ac
Stokes
Ac
Townsend,
Dickson
Ac
Co.;
Ac
Francis
S.
Co.;
I.
Emanuel,
Deetjen Ac Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook Ac
Co.; Este Ac Co.; Evans A: Co. Inc.; Fahey, Clark Ac Co.;1
Fahnstock Ac Co.; Farwell. Chapman Ac
Co.; Fauset, Steele
Ac Co.; Ferris A; Co.; First of Iowa
Corp.; First of Michigan
Corp.;
First
Southwest
Corp.;
Folgcr,
Nolan,
FlemingW.
B.
Co.;
Hibbs
Robert
Ac
Co.,
Garrett
Inc.;
Ac
Foster
Sons;
Ac
Marshall;
Goodbody
Ac
Co.;
Freeman
Ac
Grande
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Green, Ellis
Ac
Anderson;
Gregory Ac Sons;
HuHgarten Ac Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Hannaford
Ac Talbot;
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; Harrison Ac Co.; Ira
Haupt Ac Co.; Hayden, Stone Ac Co.; H. Hentz Ac Co *
Henry Herrman Ac Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard Ac Son; HirsCh Ac
Co.; Hulme, Applegate Ac Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Hutton Ac
Co.; Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp.; Investment
Corp.
of Norfolk;
Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs Ac Keir; The Johnson,
Lane, Space Corp.; Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.; Joseph Mellen
Ac Miller, Inc.; Kahnan Ac
Co.; Inc.; Kean, Taylor Ac Co.;
A.
M.
burg,
Kidder Ac Co., Inc.; Kormendi Ac
Co., Inc.; LadenThalmann Ac Co.; Lawson, Levy Ac Williams;
Irving
Ac
Co.;
Mackall Ac
Coe; Mason-Hagan,- Inc.;
Lundborg
McDonnell
Ac
Milwaukee
Co.;
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
MeMaster
Hutchison
Ac
Co.;
The
Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.; Newburger
Loeb
Newhard, Cook Ac Co.; J. A. Overton Ac Co.; Pat¬
terson,
Co.;
Co..
Copelancl Ac Kendall, Inc.; Penington, Colket Ac
Peters, Writer Ac Christensen, Inc.; B. W. Pizzini Ac
Inc.; Win. E. Pollock Ac Co., Inc.; Putnam Ac Co.-
Raffensperger,
Hughes
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Rand
Ac
Co.;
Rein-
Ohio
Hutton
Co.;
Ac
Paine,
Co.;
son.
Co.;
Ac
Kidder,
C.
W.
W.
E.
"■
Hutton
Peabody
Ac
Co.;.
Co.;
LangleyAr
Lee
Webber.
Jackson
Curtis;
Ac
Patter¬
Copeland
sen,
Inc.:
Ac Kendall, Inc.; Peters, Writer Ac Christen¬
Phelps, -Fenn Ac Co.; Wm. E. Pollock Ac Co., Inc.;
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich Ac Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes Ac Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce Ac
Sons:
Securities Corp.; Coffin Ac Burr,
Co.; Courts A: Co.; Cunningham,
Co., Inc.; Dallas Union Securities Co.; Daven¬
Collins
Thalmann
Inc.;
Co.;
The
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.; Burnham A: Co.; Burns. Bros.
Ac
Denton, Inc.; Burns,
Corbett Ac Pickard, Inc.;
Byrd
Brothers;
Carolina
Securities
Corp.;
Chace,
Whiteside
West
Co.;
F.
Pierce.
Co.; Baker, Weeks Ac Co.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus;
Fitch, North & Co.; J. Earth Ac Co.; Bartow Leeds
Eaxtcr Ac Co.; Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; Bramhall Ac
Stein;
A:
Co.
Mason-Hagan,
Ac
Co.;
E.
Illinois
Ac
Ac Sons; Hallgarten
Harriman, Ripley Ac
Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co,;
Co.;
Irving Lundborg A: Co.; Laurence M. Marks Ac Co.;
Inc.;
Me.Cormick
Ac
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Fenner
Ac
Beane;
Merrill,' Turben Ac Co.. Inc.;
The Milwaukee Co.: F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; Mullaney, Wells
Ac Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; Newhard, Cook Ac Co.;
A:
Barret,
A:
Dillon,
Glore, Forgan
Inc.;
Co.,
i
.
As
Co.;
Inc.;
Scott
Shields
Ac
Ac
Stringfellow;
Co.;
Shuman,
Trask
Eastman
Co.;
6c
As Co.; Emanuel,
Farwell. Chapman Ac
Co.;
Shield As Company; Shuman. Agnew As Co.; Singer,
As Scribner; Smith. Barney Ac Co.; Smith, Moore
F.
Smithers Ac Co.;
S.
Witter
Co.;
Ac
Blosser
As
Stone
William
Webster
Ac
McDowell;
Ac
Sti'oud
Ac
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Steel Corp. 5(2% first mortgage bonds due May 1,
Purpose, for expansion program.
Placed privately
with institutional investors through. The First Boston Corp.
1977.
*3.200.000
Steel
Kaiser
Corp.
convertible
578%
promissory
May 1. 1982. Purpose, for expansion program.
privately with a group of institutional investors
The First Boston Corp.
• '
; _•
due
Ac
.
,
Co.; Vietor, Common. Dann Ac Co.;
Watling, Lerehen Ac Co.; Weeden Ac
G.
Walker
H.
Ac
Republic
Central
Corp.;
*13,575,000 Kaiser
Co.; Tucker, Anthony Ac R. L. Day;
Neuhaus Ac Co., Inc.;
Van Alstyne, Noel Ac
Underwood,
Co.;
.Dean
Smith,
Barney Ac Co.; F. S. Smithers Ac Co.; William R. Staats
Ac Co.; Stern Brothers Ac Co.; Walter Stokes Ac Co.; Stroud,
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Swiss
American
Corp.;
Thomas Ac
Co.;
Spencer
Ellis As Simmons;
Sons; H. M. Byllesby
Blunt
As
Ehvorthy
Starkweather
Co.;
Ac
Drexel
Co.:
Straus,
Hammill
Shearson,
Agnew
Brown
Securities
R. Staats As Co.;
Securities Corp.;
Co. Inc.; Vietor,
Common,
Dann As Co.; G. H.
Walker As Co.; • WeinresS
As Co.; White, Weld As Co.; Winslow, Cohu As Stetson an4
As
Reynolds Ac Co.; Riter Ac Co.; The RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle Ac Co.; L. F. Rothschild
Ac Co.;, Bowles, Winston Ac Co.;.Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts Ac Parke; Schoellkopf, Hutton Ac
Ac
Co.;
Deane
"
Inc.;
Pomeroy,
As
6c
Estabrook?,)As
Gregory
Ac
Securities
Dillon, Union SecuDeetjen As Co.;
Co.; The First
Boston Corp.; The First Cleveland Corp.; First of Michi¬
gan
Corp.; Fulton Reid As Co., Inc.; Glore. Forgan. Ac
Co.; Goldman. Sachs Ac Co.;
Granbery, Marache Ac Co.;
Hallgarten Ac Co.; Halsey, Stuart A: Co. Inc.; Harriman
Ripley
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Hayden,
Stone
As Co.;
Hemphill,
Noyes As Co.; H. Hentz As Co.; Hooker A: Fay; Hornblowci'
As
Weeks;- Howard.
Weil.
Lahouisse.- Friedrichs
& Co.;
W.
E.
Hutton As Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.; Indianapolis
Bond
As
Share
Corp.;
Jaimey, Dulles As Battles, Inc.:
Johnston. Lemon
6c Co.;
Joseph, Mellen As Miller,, Inc.;
Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Ladenburg,
Thalmann
Ac
Co.; W. C. Langley As Co.; Lazard Freres
As
Co.;
Lee Higghison Corp.;
Lehman Brothers; Irving
Lundborg As Co.; Laurence M. Marks As Co.; Mason-Hagan,
Inc.: A. E. Masten As Co.; McCormick As Co.; McDonald As
Co.;
McDonnell As Co.; Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner Ac
Beane; Merrill, Turben Ac Co., Inc.; Mitchell; Hutchins Ac
Co.;
Moore.- Leonard As Lvnch; Morgan Stanley As Co.;
F.
S.
Moseley As Co.; Mullaney, Wells As Co.'; Newhard,
Cook As Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson As Curtis; Peters, Writer As Christensen,
Inc.; Prescott, Shepard As Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich As
Co.;
Reinholdt As Gardner; Rodman As Renshaw; L. F.
Rothschild As Co.; Salomon Bros. As Hutzler; Schwabaeher
rities
Higghison Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades,
The
by
Adams
Stone
Weeks;
The
Co.;
Reid Ac Co.,
Ac Co.;
Sulzberger
Sachs
Hallowell,
Co.;
Co.,
Electric
Fulton
Co.;
Goldman,
Co.;
Co., Inc.
&
Merle-Smith;
Ac
Carolina
Dominick;
Ac
•
Ac Co. Inc.; Dittmar Ac Co.. Inc.; Dominick Ac Dom-;
inick; Drexel Ac Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac
Cc% Equitable Securities o^rp.; aStabrook .Ac Co.; Fause.t,
Steele Ac Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First Southwest Co.;
Hornhlower
Gas
Dick
American
Inc.;
Clark, Dodge As Co.; Julien Collins Ac Co.;
Podesta Ac Co.; Davis, Skaggs As Co.; R. S.
Co% Inc.: D'llon. Read As Co,. Inc.; Dominick
(Inc.);
Dickson
Alex.
Inc.;
Co..
(Inc.);
Cruttenden,
■
Co.,
Ac
William Blair As Co.;
Inc.;
As
Co.
Co.
Read
American
Securities
Corp.;
Paine, Webber,
Jackson
Ac
Curtis; Shields Ac Company; Tucker, Anthony Ac R. L. Day;
Wertheim Ac Co.;
Coffin
A: Burr,
Inc.;
The
Ohio Co.;
Ira Haupt Ac Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz Ac Co., Inc.; and
$60,000,000 Pacific
Co;
Ac
Co.
Blyth
As
Allyn
C.
K.
Ac Co., Inc.; Bache Ac Co.; Bacon. Whipple
Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Inc.; Ball,
Burge Ac
J. Barth Ac Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co. Inc.'; Blaif
Kraus;
construc¬
'
scries
bonds,
mongacvr
for expansion program.
Price,
interest,^ Underwritten by Kuhn, Loeh
accrued
A.
fir-
%
Purpose,
Atwill
Co.;
As
4
1987.
1,
and
Co.;
Ac
•
;
"
■
Co.
Steel
July
Corp.;
Brown
Inc.:
Burr.
Ac
Co.;
IRON, STEEL. COAL, COPPER, ETC.
Inland
due
Co.;
Central
'
$15,000,000 Jersey Central Power & Light Co. 5% first mortgage bonds
due July 1, 1967.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
new
construction.
Price, 101.563% and accrued interest.
Offered by While, Weld Ac Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Kormendi Ac
Alex.
Ac
,!.
.
$50,000,000
Becker Ac
G.
Ac
Ac
Ac
Strauss
Thomas Ac Company; Wallace, Geruldsen Ac
Ac
Co. Incorporated; C. N. White Ac Co.;
Inc. axid F.'S; Yantis Ac Co., Inc,
Weeden
.
Co. Inc.; Blair Ac Co. Inc.; William
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co.,f
Ac Sons; Burns Bros. A: Denton, Inc.;
Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge Ac Co.; Coffin
A.
Blair
Inc.;
Nicolaus
S.
Company; Stent
Co.,
Inc.;
Straus,
Swiss American
Shields
Co.;
J.
Oversubscribed.
$286,525,000
Co.; Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.; Adams Ac Peck; A. C.
Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Auchincloss,
Parker
Ac
Redpath; Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.; Robert W.
Baird Ac Co., Inc.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus; Bear, Stearns Ac
Metropolitan
Ac
Stifel,
McDowell:
Arthur L. Wright Ac Co..
Ac
Co.
*5,000,000 Intel-mountain
A,
first
•&
Co.;
Ac
Ac
Corporation;
Co.;
Raffensperger,
Hughes Ac
Co.,
Ino.;
Hutzler;
Schmidt,
Poole,
Roberts
As
Inc.;
Bros.
Schwabaeher
Parke;
program.
Price, 99% and accrued interest.
Under¬
written by Stone Ac Webster Securities Corp.; White, Weld
Placed privately with
the Fidelity Mutual Life
and
Co.
Shelby
S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Equitable
Ac Co. Incorporated; Fahnestock
R.
Evans
Corp.;
Ac Co.; Clayton Secu*
Cullom Davis Ac Co.;
Broome
Co.;
Ac
Securities
Salomon
tion
*900,000
Ac
Steele Ac Co,; First of Iowa Corporation;
Corporation; Foster Ac Marshall; Gran-*
Co.; Harrison Ac Co.; Ira Haupt Ac Co.;
H.
Hirsch Ac Co.; Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.;
A. M. Kidder Ac Co., Inc.; Kormendi Ac Co., Inc.; Mackall
Ac
Coe; MeMaster Hutchinson Ac Co.; Mullaney, Wells As
Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.: Norris A: Hirshberg, Inc.)
Patterson, Copeland Ac Kendall,
Inc.;
Peters, Writer •&
Nov.
due
Bache
Redpath;
Ac
Marache Ac
Hentz Ac Co.;
mortgage
debentures
parent.
Halsey,
Anderson
bery,
Co.,
•%V''
Company;
Fauset;
Co.;
First
program.
Placed privately with New York Life Insurance Co.; Aetna
Life Insurance Co.; and New England Mutual Life Insur¬
Co.
Parker
Stockton
Courts
Corp.;
Ac Merle-Smith;
100%-
Co.
5%
first
*o% '
cons^uctiouj
Horn?
Co.;-.
Ac
Allison-Williams
Auchincloss,
Simmons;
Ac
Securities
Ac
;
•
.
Telephone
States
mortgage
Purpose, for construction program. Placed
sfx institutional investors.
%%
.
6c
mortgage
first
Oversubscribed.
Co.
ance
*5,000,000 General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania 5%
Ellis
Co.; Newburger, Loeb Ac Co.;
*2,000,000 Southwestern
1987Purpose,
to repay bank loans and for
Placed nrivately with two institutional investors.
expansion.
Grande
Co.;
Ac
Haupt
Co;> Mackall
Co.
Ac
Burnham Ac Co.;
Will*8"18! Mackall Ac Coe; A. E. Masten Ac Co.; McDon¬
Ac Co.; MeMaster Hutchinson Ac Co.; Mullaney, Wells
New York Hanseatic Corp.;
Norris Ac Hirschberg,
Inc.; J. A. Overton Ac Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Patterson. Copeland Ac Kendall,
Inc.; Penington, Colket Ac Co.; Peters, Writer Ac Christen¬
sen,
Inc.; IJ. W. Pizzini Ac Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock Ac
Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich Ac Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes
A: Co., Inc.; Rand Ac Co.; L. F. Rothschild Ac Co.; Salomon
Bros, Ac Hutzler; Stern Brothers Ac Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus Ac
Co., Inc.; Stix Ac Co.; Walter Stokes Ac Co.; Straus, Blosser
6c
McDowell; J. S. Strauss Ac Co.; Stroud Ac Company,%
Inc.; Sweney Cartwright Ac Co.; Thomas Ac Co.; Wallace
Geruldsen Ac Co.; C. N. White Ac Co.; Robert L. Whittaker
Ac Co.; Arthur L. Wright Ac Co., Inc.; and Yarnall, Biddle'
Ac
Price,
100.80%
anci
accrued
Interest.
Offered
by
The
First
Boston Corp.; Drexel As Co.; F. S. Moseley As Co.; Hayden,
Stone As Co.; Laurence M. Marks As Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson As Curtis; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;
Wood, Strulhers As Co,; Mackall As Coe; Parrish As Co.;
Falmstock As Co.; E. W. Clark A: Co.; Moore, Leonard As
Lynch; DeHaven Ar Townsend, Crouter A: Bodine; Elkins,
Morris, Stokes As Co.; Rodman
As Renshaw;
Hallowell,
Sulzberger Ar Co.;- Mason-Hagan,
Inc.; Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts
As
Parke; Suplee, Yeatman, Moseley Co., Inc.;
Irving
Lundborg As Co.;
Pacific Northwest
Co.;
and
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson. Oversubscribed.
July
-
nell
Corp.
Central
Ginther
Sons;
Ac
Ac
Ac
Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.; Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; Blair
Incorporated: William Blair Ac Company;
Blunt
Co,;
-
Ac Co.;
Hulme,
Co.;
Ac
Hutchinson
Inc.;
Co.
A:
Strudwick;
Ac
^
Ac
accrued
Boston
$15,000,000
B.
1987.
due
and
Stuart
,
Ira Haupt Ac Co.; H. Hentz Ac Co.;
Applegate Ac Humphrey, Inc.; John
Joyce Ac Co.; Kenower, Mac Arthur Ar Co.; Lawson, Levy
Harrison
Hirsch
Thalmann
Purpose, to repay advances from
and accrued interest.
Offered by
101.25%
Price,
Ac
Garrett
Robert
Ira
Co.;
Sons;
Ac
Hili Richards
Telephone';C»^^5^ear 4^r%% debentures du<I
1992.;.
1,
rities
Inc.;
UTILITIES
Garrett
inc.
Co.,
July
Townsend, Crouter Ac. Bodine; Dick Ac
Dreyfus Ac Co.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes Ac Co.;
Fahnestock Ac Co.; Fauset, Steele Ac Co.; First Securities
Corp.; Foster Ac Marshall; M. M. Freeman Ac Co., Inc.;
$23,370,000
PUBLIC
Ac
1
Merle-Smith;
Inc.;
Co.,
Robert
MeMaster
$30,000,000 Wisconsin
Inc.;
DeHaven
Ac
Natural Gas Corp. 5Va% first mortgage bonds
1982.
Purpose, for general corporate purposes. Placed
privately with institutional investors through A. G. Becker
Dick
Co.;
Ac
due
first and refunding
1982. Purpose, fox-
Co.;
Peck; Arthurs," Lestrange
Stearns Ac: Co.; Burnham
Ac
Bear,
The Milwaukee
Company; Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes
Ac Co., Inc.;
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Salomon
Bros. Ac Hutzler; Schmidt. Poole, Roberts Ac Parke; Schwa¬
baeher Ac Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus, Ac CO;, Inc.; J. S. Strauss
Ac Co.; Stroud Ac Company, Inc.? Swiss American
Corp.;
Thomas
Ac Company.;
Van Alstyne,; 1 Noel Ac Co.; • C. N,
White & Co.; Arthur L. Wright Ac Co., Inc.; F. S. Yantis
Ac Co., Inc. and Yarnall, Biddle Ac Co.
Oversubscribed,^ j
V.
Broome Ac
William
Inc.;
■•900,000 Winnebago
Coburn Ac MiddleCourts Ac Co.; Cunningham. Schmertz Ac Co.,
Dallas Union Securities Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis Act
Inc.;
Ira IIau.pt As Co.;
Pollock
Stockton
Co.;
Ac
Adams
Co.;
Ac
Hayden, Stone fc Co.;
Ac
Weeks; Ladenburg,
Co.;
&'
brook,
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from
4.10% to 4.65%, according to maturity. Offered by Halsey,
Stuart As Co. inc.; Dick As Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich
Wagenseller Ac Durst,
Murphey Favre, Inc.
Marshall;
Ac
Co.;
blower
Price,
program.
Inc.;
Co.
Barth
Foster
Ac
Byrd Brothers; Clayton Securities Corp.;
sive.
As
*
Anthony
McDonald Ac Co.;
Stock*
F- -'f-"!.-".7-:;A-'V';
''v.' *.'i Securities
Corp.;
Dick 6c, Merle-Smith;
Elkins,
Morris, Stokes &
Co.; Fahnestock Ac Co.; Fauset, Steel Ac Co.; First of Iowa
Corp.;
First of Michigan Corp.; Firs? . Securities Corp.;
-
100.73%; and accrued inter¬
est.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.; Allison-Williams
Co.;
American Securities
Corp.; ; Bache Ac
Co.; Bacon,
Whipple Ac Co.; Barret, Fitch, North Ac Co.; Baxter Ac Co.;
Bear,
Stearns Ac Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co. Inc.; J.
C.
construction
Hammill As Co.
Shearson,
Oversubscribed.
Co.;
and
Company;
Ac
Co.; 'Tucker,
Ac
Ac Co.;
Company;
Ac Co.;
Co.
Ac
Shields
Trask
Hutton
Ac
Co.
&
Ac
J.
Co.;
Inc.;
•40,000,000 Southern California Edison Co. 4:,4%
mortgage bonds, series I. due July 1,
MeMaster
Co.,.
Company; Freeman As
Co.;
Win.
E.
Pollock As
Baxter
Co.;
Stuart
Offered
Shields
Burr,
Staats
R.
Collins
Co.;
Ac
Spencer
E. F,
$20,000,000 West Penn Power Co. '-7«%
fir**, mdrtebon is, series
'f Q. due July 1. 1987.
Purpose, for construction program.
Price, 101.666%..'. and accrued interest.
Offered by Halsey,
%'■'
% *
.
Hammill
Inc.;
Day;
liam
6*2%
Co.
Co.
A:
n
Gas
L.
J.
by Kidder, Peabody Ar Co.; White, Weld
American Securities Corp.; Coffin
Francis I. duPont Ac Co.; Laurence M.%
Marks Ac Co.; Paine, Webber. Jackson Ac Curtis; Schoell¬
kopf, Hutton Ac Pomeroy, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.; ,
iriuchinploss, Parker Ac Redpath; H. Hentz Ac Co.; E. F.
Hutton Ac Co.; Weeden Ac Co. Inc.; The Ohio Co.; C. F,
Chi Ids Ac Co., Inc.; Kormendi Ac Co., Inc.; and Stockton
&
R,
:
A:
Natural
Co.;
&
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 4.15%
to
4.35%,
according
to
maturity.
Offered by Halsey,
Stuart As Co. Inc.; Dick As Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich
Stifel, Nicolaus Ac
Co.; Straus, Blos¬
Co.,
R.
Stroud Ac Co.. Inc..
Strauss A: Co.:
S.
Stroud
Ac
Pacific
■•vie.; *Northwest Co.; Auchincloss, Parker Ac Redpath; Bacon.
*'
Whipple Ac Co.; Blunt Ellis Ac Simmons; Clement A. Evans
Ac Co., Inc.; Freeman Ac Co.; The Illinois Co.; Inc.; Irving
Lundborg Ac Co.; The Ohio Co.; Schwabaeher Ac Co.; Wil¬
Ac
Rochester Gas Ar Electric Corp. 4%i% first mortgage bonds.
series R. due July 1, 1987.
Purpose, to repay bank loans_
a lid
for new construction.
Price, 101.185%
and accrued
&
$5,490,000 Seaboard
Smith
interest.
Lake Erie RR. 4*4% equipment trust cer¬
annually Aug. 15, 1958 to 1972. inclusive.
Purpose, for netv equipment.
Price, to yield from 4.10%
to
4.375%, according ro
maturity.
Offered by Halsey,
Stuart As Co. Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich
A: Co.; Freeman As Co.; and MeMaster Hutchinson As Co.
tificates-
-J.
Ac
Ac
Shearson,
subordinate interim notes
duel
July 1, 1963 and 49.000 shares of common stock
l par Si ll
in units of a $25 note and one share of stock.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new construction.
Price. $27 per unit.
Underwritten by White, Weld Ac Co.;
Win. P. Harper & Son & Co.; Bailey Ac Co.; Boettcher Ac
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.;; Pacific Northwest
Co.; Quail & Co.. Inc.; Walstoh Ac Co.,- Rig.;- and Watling,
due
$2,220,000 Pittsburgh
McDowell;
1.225,000 Pacific
$1,740,000 Minneapolis, St. Paul & Haull Ste. Marie RR. 47»% equip¬
ment trust certificates, series D. due semi-annually from
equipment. Price, to yield from 4% to 4.85%, according
to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart As Co. Inc.; Dick
As Merle-Smith; R. W. Prcsspricb A: Co.; Freeman As Co.;
Stern
Lombardo, Inc.; Sweney Cartwright Ac
Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Thomas Ac Co.; Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co.; G. H. Walker Ac Co.;
Wallace. Geruldsen Ac
v^o.;
Webster Ac Gibson; Weeden Ac Co. Inc.; Wertheim
A:
Co.;
C. N. White Ac Co.;
Winslow. Cohu Ac Stetson;
Harold E. Wood Ac Co.; Arthur L.
Wright A: Co.. Inc.;
Wulff
Hansen
Ac
Co.;
Wyatt.
Neal Ac Waggoner;
and
Yarnall, Biddle Ar Co.
Oversubscribed. ^
■ :
:
$$3,000,000 Chicago, Rock
I,
Ac Co.; Seasongood A:
Inc.; Shuman, Agnew Ac Co.:
Brothers Ac Co.: Stern, Frank.
Scranton
Co..
Ac
Boyce;
Fox; Sterne, Agee Ac Leach:
Stix Ac Co.; Walter Stokes Ac
Ac
Inc.;
Ac
Stubbs,
RAILROADS
certificates,
Ac
Bros.
Meyer
ser
W.
Shaughnessy
Mayer;
Years)
Five
Than
Later
Chas,
Hallgarten
Co.;
Hutton
Jackson
Salomon Bros.
Co.;
Poole. Roberts Ac Parke: Scnoellkopi
Inc.; Scott. Horner A: Co.; Scott A:
Pomeroy,
Ac
Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.;
W. E.
Co.;
Lee
Higginson
Corp.;
Paine,
Webber,
Curtis; J. A. Hogle Ac Co.; American Securities
Corp.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Dick Ac Merle-Smith; Equitable
Securities Corp.; Estabrook Ac Co.; L. F. Rothschild Ac Co.;
A:
Robinson-Hum
The
Co.;
Ac
Rothschild Ac
F.
L.
Schmidt,
Hutzler;
Stringfellow:
(Issues Maturing
Bonds and Notes
Long-Term
Inc.;
Co.,
Hutton
Capital Flotations
During July, 1957
of New
Details
Reynolds
Gardner;
Ac
phrey
<sc
Co.;
notes
Placed
through
,
lor
1,
1987.
construction.
new
est.
Offered
mann
101.608%-
Co.;
Hammill
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.;
Burnham Ac Co.;
A:
Blunt
to
and
Bache Ac Co.;
The
Julien Collins Ac Co.;
Inc.;
Price,
Ellis
Ac
parent
and
accrued, inter¬
New York Hanseatic
Co..
,
Chrysler Corp.
*$62,500,000
for
!l
expansion
Prudential
Shearson.
Inc.;
Schwabaeher Ac Co.;
The Illinois Co.,
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
and
The
First
OTHER
MOTORS, ETC.
3:,4% promissory notes due 2054.
and
working capital.
Insurance
INDUSTRIAL
K*$1,000,000 Airborne
Instruments
Co.
AND
due
July
100%
-Ac
Power
1987.
7,
and
Co.;
Water
Purpose,
accrued
Blyth Ac
to
interest.
Co.,
47'b%
Co.
Inc.;
first
reduce
Offered
White,
mortgage
loans.
bank
by
Weld
Kidder,
A:
bondsvi
Co.;
Hutzler;
rities
A.
G.
Corp.;
Smith,
Dean
Becker
Ac
Barney
Witter
Co.
Inc.;
Ac
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
Stone
A.
Dominick
C.
Ac
Ac
MANUFACTURING
Laboratory, Inc.
Ac
534%
15-year un*
Purpose, for expansion
with institutional
investors
through Smith, Barney & Co. and C. E. Unterbevg, Towbin,
program.
Price,
Peabody
Webster
Allyn
Purpose,
privately with
Placed" privately
Ccmpany.
Laurence
M. Marks Ac Co.; The First Boston
Corp.; Kulin, Loeb Ac
Co.; Allen Ac Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac Co.;
Glore, Forgan A: Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Harriman
Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres Ac Co.; Lehman Brothers;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane;
Salomon Bros.
Ac
Placed
America.
of
secuied convertible notes due 1972.
30.000,000 Washington
"r
Corp.
Boston
$118,090,000
First Southwest Co.;
Simmons;
through
mortgage bonds due
advances
First Boston Corp.; Ladenburg, Thal¬
Wertheim Ac Co.; Central Republic Co. (Iric.t;
Struthers A:
Corp.;
first
repay
by The
Ac Co.;
Wood.
to
Purpose,
Corp. 51-j% first mortgage bonds due 1976.
refunding.
P'aced Drivatelv with institutional
MeLouth Steel
*51,315.000
Wertheim Ac
Inc.;
Oversubscribed.
fl6,000,000 Texas Electric Service Co. 434.%
July
Co.
Purpose,
investors
Co.; and Dean Witter Ac Co.
Secu¬
Co..
Dominic^;
Inc.;.
Drexel
„
American
Machine &
due
*2,500.000
1,
July
pansion.
Metals,
1959-1973,
Placed
Represents Issues placed privately.
$ Indicates issues sold competitively.
t Indicates special offering.
•
_~
promissory notes
for plant _ex-American Securities
5'%%
Purpose,
through
Corp.
•
Inc.
inclusive;
privately
Volume 188
•5,500,000
Number
5779
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Airpex
Corp. 5% sinking fund debentures due 1972 (with
attached).
Purpose, for working capital, placed
privately with, institutional investors through Biyth & Co.,
250,000
warrants
1
.
Inc.
.
550,000
and
Central
Irving Lundborg
Rubber
debentures.
.L
;
•
6%
70,000 Mctcalf
13-year
sinking
fund
Dec.
purchase
Colonial
notes
Neon
Sign
in
due
porate
uolds,
Inc.
Co.
8!-a
over
New
of
Jersey
6%
Purpose,
years.
Placed
purposes.
privately
for
John
Emerson
subordinated
expansion,
.
.
Price,
i rV,
5
debentures
working
at
July
and
by
15,
1977.
reduction
stockholders.
Unsubscribed
underwritten by Smith, Barney &
Noel &
bank
for
=•*'-*;VV.v/-Vv;
Ahtvne,
;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus;
Gardner; Shearson, Hamnill As Co.; G. H.
Co., and Scberck, Richter Co.
~
Walker As
4'.ii%
promissory note due 1972.
Purpose, refunding ($5,555,000) and to reduce bank loans
($1,000,000).
Placed privately with Equitable Life Assur¬
ance Society
of tho United States through Biyth & Co.;
/
'
Inc.
•2,000.000
'
Hercules
Gabon
1,
Union
Corp.; Kuhn, Loeb
Fenner &
Beane;
Biyth
Mutual
to
Marine
promissory
tankers.
Insurance
Co.
of
*150,000 Production
.•
notes
for
July
1,
1971.
.
Mills,
through
investors
Hayden,
M.
through
Julien
i
Morgan
Collins
Chapman
•
to
reduce
promissory
privately
Brothers.
'
'
and
for
.f.
/'/
:
.
institutional''
with
'
wv
<•'*
:
■
■
^
:
.
for
general
Mutual Life
V
:
v
Sisters
of
Territory
notes
(now
due
of
of. the
State)
serially
of
ETC.
As
House
Providence
of
July
1,
in
the
4Va'%'-434.%\
serial
ApriJ
to
1,
f
Evangelical
to
July
1,
Price,
54%
1972,
A:
and
Church
mortgage
inclusive.
100%
Ziegler
Lutheran
first
of
bonds
300,000
'!
Purpose, lor new construction.
interest.
Offered
by
B.
C.
•
!
*$5,000,000 Ogden
'r"
porate
5%
convertible
subordinated
due May 15, 1972.
Purpose, for
purposes.
Placed
privately
sinking
fund
general
through
Allen
As
1977.
1,
and
interest.
Co.
534%
working
capital.
C.
A.
subordinated
for
Purpose,
Underwritten
Brothers;
man
«./%':'■
Investment
June
Co.
reduction
Price,
by Salomon
Allyn
100%
Bros.
debentures
short-term;
of
and
&
»
duPont
As
Co.;
Eastman
/•
I,..;
j.
accrued
*:?4
W.
^
%
E.
Loeb
Dillon,
Union
Securities
Co.;
Ac
Harriman Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone As Co.;
Ac Co.;
The Illinois Co. Inc.; Indianapolis'
Ac
Share Corp.;
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.; Kuhn,*
.
>.
.'J
i
Witter
.100,000,000
Ac
C. L T.
to
^ v
•i
*1,000,000
;
;/•'
Co.
Ac
Oversubscribed.
to
(w.
H.)
($800,000).
of
Co.
refunding
Placed
New
Fruchauf
5 ,/2%
and
privately
to
repay
with Mutual
4%
Life
promissory
through Lehman
■_
.
652,000
.
Dillon,
convertible
of
10
Union
Mountain
debentures
stock
common
shares
of
.
.
..
,
improvements.
to
"800,000
.
250.000
public,
10
$500
Ac
May
per
at
,t
■■.
.
.
'
/
:
,
,
-
unit.
$500
tures
Price,
Finance
due
May
1,
6%
1972.
100%
Securitier
renewable
Purpose,
As
Price,
Drexel
Kuhn,
Co.;
Lazard
As
As
As Co.;
:
.
Co.;
As
G.
Co.;
R.
Staats
H.
As
Co.;
Neuhaus
Walker
Dean
and Harold
*5.000,000
due
by
and
working
deben¬
capital.
of
stock
common
Wm.
Co.
for.
Underwritten
Harper
P.
As
226,194 shares of
for
Stearns
Beano;
As
Newhard,
Walston
As
As
Co.,
stock
for
Price,
subscription
portion
(63,133
company
Co.;
Co.;
Cook
.Co.
program.
by
by
As
common
construction
Offered
Sunstein
Sons
Edward
&
E.
M.
Adams
Co.;
L.
Burton
As
Lynch,
Pacific
Merrill
Pierce,
Fenner
Co.;
Northwest
Co.,
Inc.
„
STEEL,
stock
COAL,
COPPER,
Price, $1
as
(par
Steel
pension
shaves of cim-
Purpose, for exploration, co-its,
by Biikenmuyer As Co.
share.
Union
Corp,
preferred
Offered
ahares
105,000
stock
(par
at
Price,
program.
Underwritten
:
cents).
ETC.
300,000
speculation.
a
convertible
*
10
per
Inc.
par
ol
$100).
'and
5%
cumulative
Purpese,
accrued
for
ex-*
dividends.
by The First Boston Corp.; Eastman
Securities
Dillon,
Kidder,
As Co.;
Goldman, Sachs As Co.;
As Co.; Lazard
Freres As Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner As Beane; Smith, Barney As Co.;
While,
Weld As Co.; Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.; Bear, Stearns
As Co.; Hornblower As Weeks; Wertheim As Co.; American
Peabody
Pierce,
Securities
As
Corp.; R. W. Pressprich As Co.; Spencer Trask
Tucker, Anthony As R. L. Day; Bache 8c Co.;
Fay; Nauman, McFawn As Co.; Win, C. lloney
Smith, Hague As Co.; Watling, Lerclien As Co.;
Simonds &
Co.;
Ball, Burge As Kraus;
Lester,
Co.;
Hooker
As
-
As
Co.;
Bnker,
Ryons As Co.; Manley, Bennett As Co.; Charles A. Parcclla
As Co.;
Scherck, Richter Co., and Harold E. Wood As Co.
Lemon
Oversubscribed.
160,000
Western
Resources,
(par 10 cents).
Inc.
800,000
shares
\
to
of
stock
common
Purpose, for exploration
Price, 20 cents per share.
public, without underwriting.
expenses.
i
and dove) tpmeni
Offered by company
McDon-
$10,960,000
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.;
Wood,
White,
Co.;
As
1,375,000 Altamil
V
4,00)
shares
shares
of
class
of
A
$1)
250,000 shares of cominen stock (par 50
for working capital, etc..
Price, $5.30
Underwritten by Van Alstyne, Noel As C
Bingham,
Hentz
Walter
As
As
The
Co.;
Hurry,
Inc.; Blair
As Co.,
In-.;
Johnson, Lane, Space,Corp.; John¬
960,000
Epsco,
Inc. 60.000 shares of common stock
(no par).
to repay bank loans and for working uipi'al.
$16 per share.
Underwritten by W. C. Langley As
Purpose,
As
Investment
Co.
36,000
Purpose,
share.
It.
Price,
sinking fund subordinated deben1972.
Purpose, for working capitaL
Powell
and
ston,, Lemon As Co.; Morgan As Co.; Scoit, Horner As Co.;
Shearson, Ham mill As Co.; Willis, Kenny As Ayrcs, Inc.,
and Wilson, Johnson A: Higgins.
Oversubscribed.
6%%
15,
Co.;
(par
$1)
Corp.
cents).
per
As
Inc.,
(par
stock
MANUFACTURING
Manufacturing
in units of one common share
and. nine class A shares.
Purpose, for working capital, e c.
Price,
$25
per
unit.
Offered
by
company
to
public,
without underwriting.
Weld
Co.,
AND
Antennas
stock
common
E. Wood As Co.
June
As
Noel
Alstyne,
As
Gundy
AHweathcr
common
Boyce; Stern Bro¬
Van
Wertheim
Co.;
As
INDUSTRIAL
OTIIER
$100,000
Co.
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes As Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades As Co.,
Reynolds As Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
and
Underwritten by Smith,
and
Co.
5%
Frank
senior
Smith
As
notes due
Co.
Jan.
36,477
1,
Inc.
800,000
Gibbs & Hill, Inc. 1,050 shares of common s.oek (par $1).
Purpose, refunding.
Price, $34.74 per share. Offered oy
company for subscription by stockholders and employees,
without underwriting.
ILiy(lu Electronic Products, Inc.
100,000 shares of common
'
'5.000,000 Weingarten
for
June
Bail
As
Jr.
Co.;
Inc.
1987.
subordinate
6%
Beissner As Co.;
As
Co.;
refunding
Price, 100%
fide
bona
to
Beebe,
Crockett
income
Purpose,
($2,500,000).
Offered
Moroney.
.
(J.)
15,
expansion
terest.
As
residents
and
As
Lavalle;
As Co.;
B.
V.
/
'
As
Leon
Co.;
•
in¬
through
Neuhaus
As
Co.,
and
White,
share.
a
Inc.
stock
1.500
(par
Offered
shares
$100)
of
and
$5
ncn-cumulative
15,000
ing capital, etc.
Brqs.
13 146,212
As Co.,
$148,000,000 Federal
and
Home
Loan
able
consolidated
17,
1958.
through
Government
Purpose,
Everett
Banks
notes
4.30%
dated
Outboard
refunding.
Smith,
fiscal
15,
Price,
S110 per unit.
Price,
agent
and
at
par.
for
the
Feb.
Offered
banks.
Offered by Hincks
Marine
Corp,
486,058
shares of common
stock
30 cents). Purpose, for capital exper. "itures.
Price,
share to stockholders; $33.87 ta to public. Offered
by company
for subscription by
common stockholders.
Unsubscribed
portion
(3,294
share3)
underwritten
by
non-call¬
due
pre¬
common,
per
(Continued on page 8)
C-1958
1957
of
(par
$27
Masterson
Agencies
series
July
shares
Inc.
Morgan Stanley As Co.; Bache As Co.;
Co.; Robert W. Baird As Co., Inc.; A.
Loan
8c Go.
Berry
(par $1) in units of one preferred share and 10
common shares.
Purpose, for machinery, equipment, work¬
$222,522,000
Farm
by
Completed.
stock
Co.
As
Purpose, for expansion and working
$3
per
best efforts basis.
ferred
Co.;
Underwood,
on
Price.
165,000 Microtech,
Tom
Christie'
Eddleman-Pollock
Frederking;
A:
(par 10 cents).
capital.
and
accrued
Texas
Abercrombe
Lovctt
Guthrie
Co.;
($2,500,000)
of
stock
debentures
CO.; Fridley,
Coodbody As Co.; R. H. Goodwin As
Magill,
Wareing A: Co.; McClung As
Knickerbocker; Morehead, Brandenberger, Johnston As Currie; Rauscher, Pierce As Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle As Co.;
Rowles, Winston As Co.; John D. Scott As Co.; Shawell 8c
Hess
company
subordinated
shares
subscribed
and
Purpose,
Bear,
Co.;
10.500,000 McLouth
3
for
Coke
etv
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Placed privately
through White, Weld As Co. and Schneider, Eernet As Hick-
due
capital
article.
34,000
1
Stein Bros. As
8c
As
Witter
Southwestern
man,
Co.
&
nun
-
•
1969.
.
All
As
share.
per
IRON,
»
Inc.;
McMaster, Hutchin¬
Inc.;
Price, at par and accrued interest.
Clanton
•
Co.
Gas
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner As Beane; Merrill,
Underwood,
.
49,000 shares of common stock
"Long Term Bonds and Notes" in a
this
of
$300,000 Continental Mineral Resources,
Lee
Co.;
Co,
Gas
$11,759,153
Dillon,
Johnston,
McDonald-Moore As
Co.;
As- Co.,
UTILITIES
under
$9.50).
and
re-
(Inc.);
Eastman,
Inc.;
Co.;
Saunders,
Strauss
Purpose, for construction program.
Price, $7
Offered by company for subscription by. com¬
Weld
Gertley,
Kidder, Peabody As Co.; KirkAs Co.; Ladenburg, TlialAs
Inc.;
by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed
shares) underwritten by,Lehman Brothers;
Loeb
Freres
Co.,
J. S.
and
Eppler, Guerin As Turner,
Corp.;
Farwell, Chapman As
The Illinois Co.,
Co.;
As
Co.;
' '
>
stockholders.
(par
Dominick As Domi-
Co.;
See
Portland Gas
$16.25
Dodge As Co.; John
Inc.; Julien Collins
Inc.;
As
As
July
100%
Co.;
Carl McGlone As Co.,
Co.;
Insurance
and
accrued
interest.
Offered
by Walnut
Corp.; b. Ray Robbins Co., and Berry As Co.
due
installment
Co.;
underwriting.
Cerp.
Co.;
&
As Co.,
As
.
••
Natural
White,
.
Spencer
4,000 shares
debenture and
Offered
.
3,675,653
thers As Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer As Fox; Sterne, Agee As
Leach; Stone As Webster Securities Corp.; Thomas & Co.;
Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony As R. L. Day;
J
Pur¬
Liberty Loan Corp. 6% 15-year junior subordinated capital
notes due June 1,
1972.
Purpose, for general corporate
purposes.
Placed privately.
Maron
As
McDonald
As
William
non-cumulative
working
Co.
Burr,
As
Read
Pierce
Moore
Co.
column
$1).
mon
..
As
As
Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; F. S. Mosoley
Mullaney, Wells As Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
Newhard, Cook As Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson As Curtis; Piper, Jaffray As Hopwood; R. W,
Pressprich As Co.;' Putnam As Co.; Reinholdt As Gardner;
Reynolds As' Col; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rod¬
man
As Renshaw;
Rotan, Mosle As Co.; L, F. Rothschild
As Co.; Salomon Bros. As Hutzler; Schoellkopf, Hutton As
Pomeroy, Inc.; Scot#, Horner As Co.; Shearson, Hamniill
As Co.; Singer, Deane As Scribner; Smith, Barney As Co.;
As
Co.
for
debentures
Clark,
As Sherrerd;
Stieglitz;
Pacific
As
common
share.
per
Turben
1967 and
1,
cents)
1
without
Byllesby As Co.
M.
(Inc.);
Securities
Co.;
As
Co.;
son
1
61//2%
Inc.
Purpose,
Price.
without
due
(par
stock.
'
l
Securities
5%
As
Rauscher,
Smith,
Natural
Pacific
(par
Higginson Corp.;
Carl
M. Loeb, Rhoades As
Co.;' Manley, Bennett As Co.;
Laurence M. Marks As Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McCormick
As
notes
Placed
'
Enterprises,
H.
Coffin
Co.;
Doolittle
Co.;
Kobl
As
Hutton
-nell
Government Employees Corp. 5%
convertible icapital de¬
bentures due June 30, 1967.
Purpose, to expaiid business
operations.
Price, at par. Offered by company for sub¬
scription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion
($5,540).
Underwritten
by Johnston, Lemon Ac Co. and
Eastman
200,000
Brothers,
As Co.;
Co.
Union: Securities
mann
•'
loans
due
1, 1976.
Purpose, for working capital.
pri¬
vately with Prudential Insurance Co. of America, Metro¬
politan Life Insurance Co. and Aetna Life Insurance Co.
June
,
bank
238,000
Co.,
Inc.;
As Co.; Kalman As Co., Inc.;
•
■
/Vv '
;
Co.
Clarke
tures
promissory note due 1972.
Finance
Republic
500,000 Southeastern Fund
York.
Trailer
Burnham
patl'ick-Pettis
\
($200,000)
As
public,
' t t-
customer
Roebuck
Butcher
North
from
$1).
(par
Underwritten
Co.
Co.;
Halle
Fitch,
States
of
preceding
by Goldman, Sachs As Co.;
Lehman Brothers; A. C. Allyn
As
Co.,
Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Bache As Co.;
Bacon, Whipple As Co.; Robert W. Baird As Co., Inc.; Ball,
Burge As Kraus; J. Barth As Co.; Bear, Stearns As Co.;
E.
;
interest, to yield from 4.75% to 5%, accord¬
maturity.
Offered by Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler.
*
Sears,
interest.
As
Co.;
stated par value are taken at par, while preferred
all classes of common stock are computed
a
98,000 Pacific
Ac
Co.; Hallgarten As Co.; Harriman Ripley As Co., Inc.;
Hayden, Stone As Co.; Hemphill, Noyes As Co.; Hornblower
Weeks; Howard,' Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs As Co.; W.
•r
434%
sold.
Dunne
Co,
Corp.
Struthers
McCarty
to
company
% / •
Corp.
As
Telephone and
Telegraph
Co.
77,475
stock
(par $100).
Purpose, to repay
parent company.
Price, at par.
Offered
by company for subscription by minority common stock¬
holders,. without
underwriting.
An
additional
506,701
shares
were
subscribed
for
by
American
Teh-phone
Ac
Telegraph Co., the parent,
:
purchase
Sons;
Co.;
advances
As
accrued
pose,
*20,000.000
Wood
from
to
Equisec
Nutton
par value and
shares
As
debentures due July 1, 1960
inclusive.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
capital of subsidiaries.
Price, 97^8%
to 100%,
1970,
ing
All
and
Financial
working
and
Co.,
Acceptance
Purpose,
As
As
$7,747,500 Mountain
Co.;
The First Boston Corp.; Fulton Reid As Co., Inc.; Robert
Garrett As Sons;,; Glorc, Forgan As Co.; Granbery, Marache
v"
j.
Ac
Boyce; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud Ac Co,,
Inc.; Swiss American Corp.; Spencer Trask Ac Co.; Tucker,
Anthony Ac R. L. Day; Watling, Lerchen Ac Co.; Weeden
Ac Co.
Inc.; Wertheim Ac Co.; White, Weld Ac Co.; Dean
:
;•
Roebuck
1982.
Equitable-
Renshaw;
L.
F.
Rothschild
Ac
Co.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton Ac Pomeroy, Inc.; Shields As Co.; I. M.**
.Simon
Ac
Co.; Singer, Deane Ac Scribner; Stein Bros. &
f
Sears,
% nick;
■
.
j
Wells
Rodman
Henderson
W.-
Mead,
Inc.;
C.
Campbell,
by
Bros.
As
Barret,
PUBLIC
promissory notes due March 1,
1973.
Purpose,
for
general corporate
purposes.
Placed
privately through Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Merle-Smith; Dillon,
Miller Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fcnner
The Milwaukee Co.;
F.
S.
Moseley Ac Co.;
&
Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; The
Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber*, Jackson Ac
Curtis; R. W. Pressprich A: Co.; Putnam Ac Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes Ac
Co., Inc.; Reynolds Ac Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
-
T.
•
Offered
Stern
Marache
offering prices.)
As Co.; Courts As Co.; Cruttendcn, Podesta As Co.; Dick &
Beane;
Mullaney,
their
Service, Inc. 6%
debentures due Dec. 1,
for
working capital.
Price,
100%
and
interest.
Co.;
Co.;
no
Super Markets, Inc.
Publix
Brown
Co.:
E.
STOCKS
stocks of
As
*;
Ac .Co.;
Inc.;
As
'r
accrued
As
W.
Ac
Nes-
Curtis;
Alex.
Co.;
Pont
Corp.;
Co.;
As
Pollock
sub-
■j
Ladenburg, Thalmann Ac Co.; W. C. Langley
/Ac Co.; Lazard Freres Ac Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; John
C. Legg Ac Co.;- Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Ac
Co.; McCormick
Ac Co.; McDonnell Ac Co.; Albert McGann Securities Co.,
.
.
Finance
Purpose,
E.
As
du
I.
As
Jackson
G.
Credit
Dick
Bell,
As
(Preferred stocks of
at
fund
Oversubscribed.
Public
Wm.
Stiver
Co.; Mullaney, Wells
Co.; Security Associates,
As
Co.;
Co./ Inc.;
As
Co.
As
Central
As
Hut ton
Bond
J.
Co., Inc.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook Ac Co.; Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs Ac Co., Inc.; Fulton Reid Ac Co., Inc.;
Goodbody A: Co.; Granbery, Mar ache Ac Co.; Hallgarten
Ac Co.;
As
Francis
of
L.
Inc.;
Inc.;
Hutton
F.
Co,;-'Reynolds
As
Michigan
and Talmage As
A. G. Becker As Co., Inc.; Blair As Co., Inc.; William Blair
As
Co.;
Blunt, Ellis As
Simmons;
Biyth
As
Co.,
Inc.;
Boettcher As Co.; Alex. Brown As Sons; Brush, Slocumb As
:
Hutzler; Leh¬
Co., Inc.; American Secu¬
rities Corp.; Bache As Co.; Bacon, Whipple As Co.; Robert
W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts &
Co.; Baker, Weeks
& Co.; J. Barth As Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G,
Becker <fc Co. Inc.; Blunt Ellis As
Simmons; Biyth As Co.,
Inc.;
Burnham and Co.;
Central Republic
Co.
(Inc.);
Clark, Dodge As Co.; Julien Collins As Co.; Cooley As Co.;
Courts & Co.; J.
M. Dain A: Co., Inc.; Dick As Merle-Smith; Dominick As Dominick; Drexel As Co.; Francis I.
■.%
Bletz
Halsey, Stuart As
v
notes
sinking
Freehling, Meyerlioff As Co.;
Keenan As Co., Inc.; Irving J. Rice As Co., Inc.;
Hague As Co.; Sprayrcgen As Co., and Burton J.
accrued
cor-
MISCELLANEOUS
due
Eiwin
B.
receivables
'•
$20,000,000 Associates
Allen
15,
ETC.
Corp.
debentures
#
TRADING, HOLDING,
Inc.; The MilNewhard, Cook As
Sons;
As
underwriting,
*1,500,000
TRUSTS,
Co.,
6%
King
accrued
Co.
INVESTMENT
Edwards
G.
a.
E.
Webber,
Baxter As Co.;
First
Corp.;
Co.,
Co.,
Co.;
Inc.
Paine,
As
Hannafprd
Inc.;
Garrett
As
Ac
Ac
a.
L.
1972.
Arbor, Mich.
July 1, 1958 to
50,000.000
'
Co.;
Vincent
$1,925,000
,
Associates,
Huey Co.;
Nauman,
McPawn
Smith,
.
Ann
due
Co.;
Inc.;
John
new
construction.
Price, 98.08%. to 100.%,
interest, to yield from 4'/2% to 5% , accorctmaturity. Offered by B. C. Ziegler As Co.
4a'»%
As
Securities
Becker
Co.;
Bosworth,
As Co., Inc.; C. C. Collings As
Co.; J. M. Dain Ac
Company, Incorporated;, Fahey, Clark As Co.; Fauset, Steele
As Co.; Foster As Marshall, Fulton Reid As
Co., Inc.; Robert
McDowell;
As
Inc.;
''
for
plus accrued
425,000 Zion
Telefilm
Inc.;
1967.
1957
Wells
G.
Sullivan
Securities
Schutz
Purpose,
'', ing to
Herrman
Pressprich
bacher
Inc.;
Inc.; Farwell,
As
Co.;
Indianapolis
Company, Inc.;
Mc¬
Co.;
Northwest
Co.; Cantor, Fitzgerald) Ac Co., Inc.;
Arthur M. Krensky As Cot, life.; Straus,
Reed As Sloan Investment Co.; Clay¬
Corp.; Maltz, Greenwald As Co,.; Concord
Securities Corp.; Farwell, Chapman As Co.; First Chelsea
Corp.; J. C. Wheat As Co.; Baker, Simonds As Co.; Cliiles-
York.
New
Washington
from
Dain; As
As
Granbery,
^
Westheimer As Co.;
v
mortgage note due 1972. Purpose,
purposes.
Placed
privately with
BUILDINGS,
Charity
M.
Henry
Mullaney,
Podesta
Blosser
Co.
J.
Co.,
A.
Dawson,
Hallgarten As Co.;
As Co., Inc.;
Auchincloss, Parker As
Burge As Kraus; Belanger Inc.; Cooley As
Co.; Green, Ellis As Anderson; The Illinois Co., Inc.; A. M.
Kidder As Co., Inc.; The Ohio Co.; Rand As
Co.; Sclnva-
Co.;
Jaffray
Stroud
W.
Webster
As
Ltd.;
Ltee.;
As Sons;
Laurence
Inc.;
Piper,
&
Stone
Co.
Canada
Co.;
ordinated notes due June 15, 1962 (with common sock
purchase warrants).
Purpose, to repay bank loans, etc.
Price, 100% and accrued 'interest. Underwritten by Crut-
Co.,
LAND,
.
$1,500,000
534%
corporate
Insurance
Co.
Co.;
As
Bros. & Boyce;
Bosworth, Sullivan As
Corp.; Kalmaii As
Merrill, Turben As
Co.;
Co.;
National
ton
*$231,000 IVhitson Co., Inc.
Illinois
Eberstadt
As
Redpath;
Co.-; Reinholdt Ac Garner, and Rodman Ac Renshaw.
5,000,000
OIL
.
The
Co.;
Co.;
As
As
waukee
:
due
loans
bank
Placed
notes
R.
//:
■
Estabrook & Co.;
F.
Inc.;
Co.,
McDonald
Co.; Stein
Co.;
Share
As
Cormick
;
tenden,
$50,145,000
As
&
Co.;
As
As
Co.;
Riter Ac
Bache As
Inc.;
Bond
434%
Lehman
Miller
Marks
Hopwood;
Co.
Dickson
S.
"
Inc.
Purpose,
program.
investors
-
with
York.
5Mj%
10-year subordinated
stock purchase warrants>.
Purpose,
working
capital.
Placed
privately.
and
Paper
expansion
.
•
R.
-
Corp.
common
expansion
*7,000,000 Southland
1971.
promissory notes due July 1,
capital
expenditures,
etc.
Placed
Research
(with
due
privately
Placed
New
Purpose,
for
privately
with
institutional
;■!' Stanley & Co. i
;
v.>'v
,(.
notes
Securities.Corp.;
xe
Co.;
Merle-Smith;
bitt, Thomson
y,
.
fund debentures
<$7,$17,800,000 on Marcb
improvements
and
public
As
Intel-provincial,
& Co.; Hayden. Stone & Co.; Spericer Trask
Co.; G^ H, Walker ,& Co.; Bacbn> Whipple As Co.; Bluiit
Ellis
&
Simmons; H. M. Byllesby Ac Co. (Inc.); Courts
Corp. 5%
1982.
,
5%-
construct
Life
*10,000,000 Outboard
Corp.
Eomc
As
Beaubien
•
sinking
1977 and
local
Brothers;
Securities
Sachs
;
for
and
accrued
interest.
Offered
by
White, Weld As Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Co.; Biyth As Co., Inc.; Bear, Stearns
Co.; Drexel As Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Goldman,
As
Co.;
At
Hallgarten
*•
Tanker
Purpose,
Price,
97%
works.
'&
capital
•8,000,000 Mercury
Purpose,
1977).
Lehman
Witter Ac Co.;
5!%%
Inc.
1972.
working
■
Products,
promissory notes due
Purpose,
refunding ($1,100,000) and for
($900,000).
Placed
privately with an
insurance company through Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Oct.
-
(City of) 51/i%
200,000 to mature Feb. 15,
1,
y
.'
GOVERNMENT
t$25,000,000 Montreal
Tea Co. 5% sinking fund debentures due Aug. 1,
Purpose, to
repay
bank loans
and
for working
Price, 100% and accrued interest. ' Underwritten
by Hemphill, Noyes Ai Co.; Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; The
Boston
"new money" ($2,John T. Knox. New
by
;
com¬
Lehman Brothers; Smith, Barney A*; Co.; Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.;■'•Wince. W>id &
A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; A. G. Becker a; Co. Inc.; Blair Aj Co. Inc.; Clark,
Dodge & Co,; Dominick & Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; W. E. Hutton 8c Co.; W. C.
Langley A:
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Shields & Co.; Dean
-
Marx
&
by
for
Offered
par.
agent.
CANADIAN
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
&
Co.,
Inc.; Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities
&
Co.;
Glore, Forgan As Co.;
Goldman, Sachs .& Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Ipc.; Harri¬
man
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.;
&
*6,555,000 Hart, Schaffnei
for
and
Offered
Banks
4.20%
consolidated
1957 and due May 1, 1958.
Pur¬
$212,800,000
National
First
by
($224,200)
Van
Co.;
property
of
Fur-
7
Credit
1,
Aug.
($62,000,000) and
Price,-at
fiscal
1977.-
:V /
loans.
subscription
portion
shares
stock.
York
capital.
Co.;
Reinholdt
; ;
Purpose,
of
for
company
stock
common
four
common
purchase
refunding
800,000).
Rey-
convertible
common
;
k:
due
capital
Offered
par.
Co.
loans,
of
bonds,
of
working capital. Price, $2,500 per unit.
public, without underwriting,
12.000,000
Manufacturing
bank
repay
shares
of
shares
100
and
Intermediate
debentures dated
pose,
pany to
%./
Electric
stock
to
pose,
cor¬
J.
in
preferred
promissory
general
through
$100)
and 3,500
units
of $2,000
(par
$1)
(par
-
3,390,000
64,800,000 Federal
•
without underwriting.
public,
(James I.) & Co.* Inc. 6% debentures bonds due
1984 and 140 shares of 7% cumulative preferred
31,
stock
,
•3,500.000
to
Co.
Corp.
to
Mechanics Finance Co. 20-year 7% debentures due July 10,
1977.
Purpose, for working capital. Price, at par. Offered
by company
company's own stock.
Price,
at IOO'/p ' and' accrued
interest.
Underwritten
by
The Ohio Company and offered to residents of Ohio only.
All sold.
.
.
Steel
&
Purpose,>
As
(1151)
*
Represents issues placed privately,
t Indicates issues sold competitively,
t Indicates
special
offering.
Bacon, Wiixpplo As
G. Becker As Co.,
*
The Commercial
CII52)
Stearns
Bear
(Continued from page 7)
Blunt Ellis 6c Simmons; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Clark,
6c Co.; Dominick & Dominick; Francis I. du Pont
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities 6c Co.; D. H.
Ellis & Co.; Goodbody 6c Co.; Hornblower 6c Weeks; Laird
&
Co.,
Corp.;
Lehman Brothers;
Loevi & Co. Inc.;
McDonald 6c Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner 6c Beane;
Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber,
Piper, Jaffray & Ilopvcood; Reynolds 6c
Co.,
Inc.; Rotan, Moslc 6c Co.;
Smith, Barney 6c Co.;
G. H. Walker 6c Co., and Dean
Witter As Co.. All sold.
Milkaukee
V
Co. 175,000 shares of common stock (par
lor
expansion
program.
Price, $36.25
Underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.; Glorc,
Forgan 6c Co.;
Harriman Ripley 6c Co., Inc.; Kidder,
Peabody. 6c Co, Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Beane; Smith,
Barney &
Co.;
Hay den, Stone 6c Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower 6c Weeks; Lee Higginson
Corp.; F. S. Moscley 6c Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
6c
Curtis; Wertheim 6c Co.; Dean Witter 6c Co.; A. C.
Allyn and Co,, Inc.; Estabrook & Co.; Hallgarten 6c Co.;
Schwabacher 6c Co.; Tucker, Anthony 6c R. L. Day; G. H.
Walker 6c Co.; Bache 6c Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Goodbody & Co.; A. M. Kidder Ac Co., Inc.; McDonald As Co.;
Ilanrahan 6c Co., Inc.; H.
M. Payson 6c Co.; Stiliinaai,
Maynard & Co., and Stroud 6c Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
6,693,750 Oxford
>
■
v
$2,650,000
Paper
$15).
LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
$2.0.95,000 Phoenix
Investment
of
Pierce,
stock
common
(par $1).
Purpose, for advances to subsidiaries and gen¬
eral corporate purposes.
Price, $5 per share. Olfercd by
E.
*95,550
Evans
A.
F. Hutton
Phoenix
& Co.,
Co.
share.
shares
21,000
for general
Purpose,
capital
Enterprises,
Inc.
120,000
shares
of
common
stock
(per 10 cents >.
Purpose, lor working capital and
general corporate purposes. Price, $2.50 per share. Offered
Corp.
shares
70,000
class
of
A
stock
common
(par $1).
Purpose, to retire bank loans and for working
capital.
Price, $19.50 per share.
Underwritten by A. G.
Edwards & Sons; Carl M. Loeb, Rlioaues 6c Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Johnston, Lemon 6c Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta
6c Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; R. S. Dickson 6: Co., Inc.,
Newbard, Cook 6c Co.; Loewi 6c Co. Inc.; Reinholdt 6c
Gardiner; Granbery, Maruche 6c Co.; Laird 6: Company,
Corp.; Ellis, Holyoke & Co.; Metropolitan St. Louis Co.;
Stix
6c
Co.; Smith,
Moore & Co.,
and Blewer, Glvnn
6c
Co.
Barney & Co.
$2,190,550
(par
$9
stock
10
shares
5,000
Purpose,
lor
Placed privately.
share.
per
Purpose,
share
to
lor
stockholders
capital
capital.
Price,
stock
Price,
$25.75
(par
by
company for
and
employees.
Crawford
Co.,
Inc.;
Morrill,
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
6c
Bean^; Carolina Securities Corp.; Courts 6c Co.; Estabrook
Co.; First Securities Corp.; Johnson, Lane, Space 6c Co.,
agents,
then
and
public,
to
Securities
Co.;
Noriis
Inc.;
Co.,
Inc.;
Corp.; McCarlcy 6c
Varnedoe, Chisholm 6c
Simons,
Inc.,
Inc.;
Huger, Barnwell 6c
E. H. Prihgle 6c Co.
and
750,240 Summers
Gyroscope
$1).
Purpose,
(par
per
share.
mon
Offered
185,000 Ryder
10
Price,
and
Inc.
cents).
shares
(par
Co.,
6c
stock
etc.
Price,
$3
ol
6c
Co,
lor
blower
Rice
6c
tenden, Pociesta
&
Inc.;
Co.,
6c
Co.;
&
DeHaven
Pulton
Reid
Co.;
&
Eastman
6c
Co.,
Robert
Inc.;
Garrett
den,
man
,
Stone
6c
Hutton
Miller,
Corp.;
man
&
Co.;
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;
C.
Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres
Brothers; Lester, Ryon.s 6c Co.; S. R.
Crousc
6c
Co.;
Lundborg
Marks
&
6c
M.
Loeb,
Manley,
Rhoades
Bennett
&
Leh¬
Co.;
Co.;
cent)
share.
Co.;
Schwabacher
6c
Co.;
I.
Co.;
6c
M.
Co.;
Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts
6c
Shearson. Hammill 6c Co.;
Simon
&
Smith,
Barney 6c Co.;
Staats
6c
Co.;
Securities
Corp.;
Mosley
Co.
Walker
&
Co.,
Bros.
Singer,
Stroud
Trask
Deane
&
Dean
6c
Tucker, Anthony & R.
Watling, Lerclien 6c Co.;
Witter
&
&
Co.;
Co.,
L.
Scribner;
Day;
White,*
311,250
Electric,
convertible
,
Co.,
„
Inc.
preferred
G.
&
W.
Weld
100,000
stock
shares
(par
$50).
of
5%
cumulative
Purpose,
to
repay
Baird &
Co.
basis
to
bona
fide
residents
of
Arizona.
(par
Price.
without
!
•
2,000.000 Western
common
per
share.
Offered
by
to
company
public,
underwriting.
Hemisphere
stock
exploration,
Offered
$i
by
(par
Petroleum
50
Corp.
cents).
400,000
Purpose,
etc.
Price,
drilling costs,
Sanders & Co.; Rauscher,
Curry
&
$5).
113,340
Co,
Purpose,
shares
of
common
for
for
$5
Pierce
shares
of
acquisition,
per
6c
(Continued from page 2)
$1).
£$>*;$■■■
Price, $28 per share.
Registers Proposed Offerings With SEC:—
I
17,
1973.
and
offered
of
Peabody &
v.;v
Co.
299,985 Bank Building &
mon
stock
(par
Scherck, Richter Co.
Price,
Corp.
$21
shares
14,285
per
share.
of
com¬
Offered
by
Oversubscribed.
z
Industries
Corp.
19,200
shares
of
stock
common
11,000,000 Carter
Products,
Inc.
shares
500,000
of
stock
common
(par $1).
Price, $22 per share. Underwritten by Eastman
Union Securities & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Dillon,
Arthurs,
&
Co.;
Walter
&
Lestrange
Baker,
&
Co.;
Simonds
Bache &
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
Eichler
&
Dominick
&
Dominick;
E.
Oscar
share.
Co.,
Inc.;
&
of $500 principal amount
stock, at a price of $605
be
50
share.
cents
George
also
par,
L. Bradshaw,
which is
seeks
registration of
25,000
shares
a price
paid for
to be offered to the public at
commission
underwriting
No
shares.
sold to
fee.
is
to
be
-i''';;
organized under Maryland law on June 20.
Corporation and on July 1, 1958 acquired
stock of Baltimore Paint & Color
Works, Inc., and its affiliated companies.
Net proceeds of this fi¬
nancing will be applied to the reduction., of a loan outstanding in the
amount
of
$1,756,000, representing the,: balance of a $2,160,000 loan
obtained for the purpose of paying the {balance of the purchase price
of the acquisition of stock of the predecessor companies.
The balance
of such net proceeds will be added to working capital.
The
corporation
issued
the
was
American
by
Dryer
outstanding
and
Bowater Paper Corp.,
Consolidated
Dooly
6c
1958,
of
income
net
compared
Ltd.—Reports Higher Earnings—
amounted
to
$9,097,000
for
first
the
half
with $8,467,000 for the comparable period of
company's semi-annual report.
1957,
in the
same
according to the
Sales of the corporation and its subsidiaries lor the six months ended
June
30,
1958
were
$146,037,000
as
against
$146,986,000
period a year ago.
Gross
Co.;
the
of
&
&
Co.
(Inc.);
Company;
Co.;
Fusz-Schmelzle
Glore,
Goodbody
&
Forgan
Co.;
G.
C.
&
6c
Co.,
Co.;
Haas
6c
Inc.;
Goldman,
Hall¬
Co.;
& Co.; Harriman Riplev 6c Co., Inc.; Harrison &
H. Hentz & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; W. E. Hutton
Interstate
The
Co.;
Securities
Johnson,
Kidder,
Lane,
Peabody
Corp.;
Space
&
Hugh
Coi-p.;
Co.;
Johnson
Johnston,
Kulin,
Loeb
&
Co.,
Lemon
&
amounted
corporation
and
$24,626,000,
its
subsidiaries
compared
with
for
the
$23,248,000
first
for
California
the
of
profit
taxation totaled $15,257,000 as against
$14(151,000 in the previous comparable
period.
After
provision of
$1,459,000 for dividends on the preferred stock of subsidiaries and the
proportion of profits attributable to minority interests, the balance
of
profits
attributable
to
the
corporation
totaled $7,638,000. This
compares with $7,367,000 for the first half of 1957.—V.
186, p. 1259
Co.;
Inc.;
common
half
Sons;
&
of
O'Connor & Co.; Drexel & Co.; A. G. Edwards &
Equitable Securities Corp.; The First Boston Corp.;
Doyle,
Co.;
stock,
per
to
finders
statement
registration
S3.00
1958.
Hurry,
Brown
& Sons;
Buckner & Co.; Burke & Mac¬
Donald, Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Clarke, Dodge & Co.; John W. Clarke 6c Co.; C. C.
Collings & Co., Inc.; Courts & Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta
Co.;
are
$24,200
a
common
of
Co.;
Inc.; Blunt Ellis 6c Simmons; Boenning
Boettcher & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan 6c Co., Inc.;
Co.;
shares
Whipple
Bacon,
Bateman,
Alex.
&
of
Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker &JCo., Inc.; Bingham,
Bear,
consisting
units
in
35
shares
2,500
receive
all
(par 50 cents). Price, $15.60 per share. Offered by Kidder,
Peubody & Co. and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
public
and
unit.
The prospectus lists P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc., as the
principal underwriter; and the underwriting commission is to be $45
per $500 debenture
and 27 cents per common share.
The company
also has agreed to issue to Brooks & Co. two-year warrants to pur¬
chase 25,000 common shares at S3 per share; of these warrants cov¬
these
Equipment
$2).
the
to
debentures
per
to
stock (par
common
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1958 covering $2,000,000 of 6'i sinking fund debentures due
140.000 shares of common stock, 50 cents par value, to be
corporation
This
sept.
The
Offered by Kidder,
Chemical Corp., Baltimore, Md.—•
Baltimore Paint &
ering
$3,080,000 Armstrong Cork Co. 110,000 shares of
Corporation and
Investment News
without underwriting. Hughes Tool
an
additional 2,692,959 shares at
garten
OIL
offering.
General
minority
Issues Not Representing; New Financing
Gillen
s
purchased
price.
subscription by
for
company
Corp. 24.900 shares of common stock.
Purpose, for general corporate
purposes.
Price, $12.50
per share.
Offered by Parker, Ford & Co., Inc. to resi¬
dents of Texas only.
Sachs
$650,000 Ignacio Oil & Gas Co. 650,000 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents). Purpose, for exploration, working capital,
etc.
special
Indicates
B
Trinity Acceptance
First
$53,956,428
,
class
$32,363,701
6c
1,250,000 U. S. Semiconductor Products, Inc.
500,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par SI).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, $2.50 per share. Offered by Jonathan & Co. on a
best-efforts
one-half
and
Co.
^ce> at par. Underwritten by Harriman
T°" Inc,: Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Bache
Robert
Blair
share
A
working capital.
Price, at
par.
Offered by company for subscription
by common
stockholders.
Underwritten by Dean Witter 6c Co.
H.
Co., Inc.; Bateman, Eichlei 6c
Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Butcher &
Sherrerd;. Crowell, Weedon & Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; W.
E.
Hutton 6c Co.; Reynolds 6c
Co., Inc.; Shuman, Agnew &
Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc., and
White, Weld & Co. Over¬
subscribed.
Co.;
class
stockholders,
same
stock
Inc.
5,000,000 Tung-Sol
one
by
51)6,700 Yosemite Park
R.
200,000 shares of capital stock (par $1).
Purpose, for working capital. Price, $6 per share. Under¬
written by Lee Higginson
Corp. on a best efforts basis.
o*ni
1 u~ey
&
Offered
299,520 British
1,200,600 Traceriab,
of
parent,
the
Parke;
William
issues
♦
Shields
Boyce; Stone & Webster
Co.
Inc.;' Suplec, Yeatman,
issues placed privately,
sold competitively.
Represents
t Indicates
for working capital.
Price, $5.05 per
by Wm. T. Tegtmeyer & Co. as a "specu¬
F,
6c
Inc.;
Co.;
and
Co.;
Spencer
Stein
L.
•
Offered by G. F. Church & Co. on a best-
units
common
Moseley & Co.;
6c
its
$60,885,315
World Airlines, Inc.
644,077 shares of common
(par $5),
Purpose, for equipment.
Price, $13 per
stock
Paine,
Rothschild
and
Inc.
Completed.
by Wertheim & Co.
Purpose,
Offered
8,373,001 Trans
Turben
Newburger 6c Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
Webber, Jackson 6c Curtis; Piper, Jaffray
&-Ilop¬
wood; Prescott, Shepard 6c Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich 6c
Co.; Reinholdt 6c Gardner; Reynolds 6c Co., Inc.; Riter 6c
Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; Win. C, Roney 6c
Industries,
Thomas
of
10,612,500 United States Steel Corp. 150,000 shares of common stock
(par $16.66%). Price, $70.75 per share. Offered by Smith,
Barney 6s Co. Oversubscribed.
lation."
M.
Mason-Hagr.n, Inc.; McCormick 6c Co.;
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
6c Co., Inc.;
The Milwaukee Co.; F. S
&
In
unit.
Irving
Laurence
employees
341,250 Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc. 15,000 shares of
common stock (par $1).
Price, $22.75 per share. Offered
<te
share.
Livingstone,
6c
Co.;
to
277,750 Super Food Services, Inc. 55,000 shares of class A stock
(par $1) and 27,500 shares of class B stock
(par one
Co.;
McDonald
Merrill,
Carl
Co.;
&
tion
subsidiaries.
eflorts basis.
Co.; Hulme, Applegate 6c Humphrey, Inc.; W. E.
6c Co.; The Illinois Co.
Inc.; Joseph, Mellon &
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody 6c Co.; Laird 6c Company,
W.
6c
$5 per share.
Her'r-
Henry
shares.
Sprayegen 6c Co.; R. F. Campeau Co.;
Co.,
Inc.;
Burke
6c
MacDonald, Inc.;
Inc.;
Industries, Inc. 5,000 shares of class A common
$1) and 1.000 shares of class B common stock
in units of 40 class A shares and eight class B
Price, $1,240 per unit. Offered by Sprayit Founda¬
(par
(par $10)
300,000 Pepsi-Cola Mokan Bottlers, Inc. 60,000 shares of common
stock (par 50 cents).
Purpose, lor expansion, etc. Price,
6c
Sons; Glorc,
Forgan 6c Co.; Goldman, Sachs 6c Co.; Granbery, Marache
& Co.;
Gordon Graves 6c Co., Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hay-
Co.,
Reid
Co.; King and Co.; Maltz, Greenwald & Co.;
Youngberg; James Anthony Securities Corp.; J. C.
Co.; Baker, Simonds & Co.; Chilcs-Schutz Co.;
Erwln & Co., Inc.; D. B. Fisher Co.; T. C. Henderson 6c
Co., Inc.; L. A. Huey Co.; John J. Keenan & Co., Inc.,
and Sellers, Doe & Bonham.
Townsend,
Dillon,
stock
&
Wheat
Curtiss, House 6c Co.; J. M. Duin
Crouter & Bodine;
Union Securities & Co.;
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; H. L. Emerson 6c Co., Inc.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; Faliey, Clark
6c Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; First ol
Michigan Corp.;
Drexel
subscribed.
Stone &
Co.,
Inc.; Baker, Weeks & Co.; Ball, Burge 6c
Kraus; J. Barth 6c Co.; Batcman, Eichler 6c Co.; A. G.
Becker 6c Co. Inc.; William Blair 6c Co.;
Blunt, Ellis 6c
Simmons; Blyth 6c Co., Inc.; Boettcher and Co.; Burnham
& Co.; Butcher & Shcrrerd; H. M. Byllesbv and Co.
(Inc.);
Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Cobbev,
Shively 6c Co.; Julicn Collins 6c Co.; Courts 6c Co.; Crut¬
6c
Pulton
Carr
Inc.
155,000 Thomas
per share.
Underwritten by Cruttenden, Podesta 6c
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co., Inc.; Wcstheimer & Co.;
Ira Haupt & Co.; Smith, Hague 6c Co.; A. G. Edwards 6c
Sons; Arthur M. Krensky 6c Co., Inc.; Straus, Blosser
& McDowell; Johnson, Lane, Space and Co., Inc.; Dempsey
6c
Co.; Hudson White & Co.; Clayton Securities Corp.;
Concord Securites Corp.;
Leason 6c Co., Inc.; Irving J,
Co.;
&
(par
Co.,
342,990 Thomas Industries, Inc. 25.886 shares Of class A common
stock (par $1).
Price, $13.25 per share. Underwritten by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and McCormick & Co.
Over¬
$7.75
Weeks; Adamex Securities Corp.; A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.; Bache 6c Co.; Bacon, Whipple 6c Co.; Robert W.
Baird
stock
2,712,500 National Telefilm Associates, Inc. 350,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents). Purpose, for working capital.
Price,
19,438,119 Timken Roller Bearing Co. 484,276 shares ol common stock
(no par).
Purpose, lor expansion program. Price, $40 per
share to stockholders; $52.87'/a to public. Offered
by com¬
pany
lor subscription by common stockholders.
Unsub¬
scribed
portion
(5,210 shares)
underwritten
by Horn-
Mid-Continent Oil Co. 74,450 shares of common
$1).
Price, $27 per share. Offered by Blyth
Completed.
2,010,150 Sunray
&
(par $1).
Staats
R.
per
Completed.
Co.
&
of common stock
Offered by Blyth
5,000 shares of common stock
shave.
Offered by William
102,500 Siegler Corp.
Price,
$20.50
800,000 National Mercantile Corp. 200,000 shares of common stock
(par
10 cents).
Purpose,
for expansion and
working
capital.
Price, $1.50 per share.
Offered by Stuart Secu¬
rities Corp. as a "speculation."
stock
common
System,
Inc.
10,000 shares of common
stock
$5). Price, $18.50 per share. Offered by Blyth 6s
Completed.
1,335,000 Seaboard Air Line RR. 40,000 shares
(par $20).
Price, $33.37(2 per share.
& Co., Inc.
Completed.
3,500 Metcalf (James I.) & Co., Inc. 3,500 shares of common
stock (par $1). See under "Long Term Bonds and Notes"
in a preceding column, of this article.
(par
equipment and working capital.
Olfercd by Joseph Mandell Co.
share.
per
Law
common
subscription by com¬
Daniel Reeves & Co.;
Blosser & McDowell;
Evans MacConnaek
180,000
Purpose,
$1.50
M.
of
capital,
Straus,
Co.;
A.
Completed.
Service
Co., Inc.
without
underwriting.
1
working
lor
6c
Gregory & Sons,
270,000 Telestudios,
Co.;
shares
by company lor
Underwritten by
stockholders.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co. 250,080
Co. 20,000 shares of common stock (par
$48.25 per share. Offered by Merrill Lynch,
Co. of Colorado 17,900 shares of common
stock (par $10).
Price, $41 per share. Offered by The
First Boston Corp.
Completed.
14,000 Metcalf (James I.) & Co., Inc. 140 shares of 1% cumula¬
tive preferred stock (par $100).
See under "Long Term
Bonds and Notes" in a preceding column of this article.
6: Hirschberg,
Frost, Read 6c
Price,
733,900 Public
6c
Inc.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Clement A. Evans
6s
Co.,
Inc.; Alester G.
Furmun Co.,Inc.;
Interstate
Completed.
Inc.
Elevator
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Offered by company to public, without
and
Co.,
6.25).
Georgia Casualty & Surety Co. 10,000 shares of common
stock (par $5).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $30
per
share.
Offered
by
company
for
subscription
by
stockholders
(par $5).
965,000 Otis
underwriting.
800.000
Completed.
Chemical Corp. 70,000 shares of common
Price, $57.25 per share. Offered by Blyth
Mathieson
stock
.
Price, $4 per share.
Dillon,
man
Offered
working capital. Price, $3 per share.
to public, without underwriting.
164.478 shares of common
Price, $60,50 per share. Offered by East¬
Union Securities 6c Co. and Merrill Lynch,
(par $5).
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
4,007,500 Olin
10,000,000 First Mississippi Corp. 2,500,000 shares of comomn stock
(par $1). Purpose, to serve as industrial sales outlet lor
Coastal Chemical Corp,
and Mississippi Chemical Corp.
and
employees; $26.75 to public.
subscription by common stock¬
Unsubscribed
portion
(16,630
shares) underwritten by R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; G. H.
Offered
holders
stock
285,000 Federated Investors, Inc. 95,000 shares of class A common
stock (par $1).
Purpose, for investment, to repay bank
per
Completed.
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
9.950,919 Olin Mathiesoh Chemical Corp.
working capital.
Price, $23 per share. Of¬
fered by company to franchise holders of Ben Franklin
Stores, without underwriting.
for
by company
of common
Offered by
100,000 Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc, SWr
debentures due
June 1, 1977.
Price, 97',c of principal amount. Offered
(par $15).
stock
Butler Brothers 40,000 shares of common
Purpose,
stock
common
capital.
working
of
working
1,561,630 Sonoto Produets Co, 60,000 shares ol
$5).
$1).
Price,
$2
per
share.
without underwriting.
public,
loan and for
Corp.
cents).
shares of
common
life insurance com¬
Offered by
company
to
Corp. 4,000,000
Purpose, to organize
Investors
(par
pany.
of common stock
Offered by Smith,
.
670,500 Kansas City Power A Light Co. 18,000 shares
stock
(no par).
Price, $37.25 per share.
The First Boston Corp. Completed.
MISCELLANEOUS
$8,000,000 American
Oversubscribed.
*45,000 Production Research
Completed.
Corp. 21,000 shares
Price, $46.87)2 per share.
$5).
(par
920,000
(no
984,375 Johns-Manvilhe
bankers.
by Amos Treat & Co., Int.
1,365,000 Polymer
stock
by Morgan Stanley & Co.
.
300,000 Paramount
Machines Corp. 15,500 shares of
par). Price, 342 per share.
Offered
Business
5.301,000 International
stock
Price,
investment
common
three
to
of common
Offered by
Associates 32.66.9 shares
Price, $39.87Vs per share.
Fuel
&
5,226,800 International Business Machines C»rp. 14,600 shares of
capital stock (no par). Price, $358 per share.
Offered
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane. Oversubscribed.
corporate purposes.
privately
Offered
of
Gas
stock
(par $10).
Blyth & Co., Inc.
The
Inc.;
and McNeel-Rankin, Inc.
Investment
(par $1).
$4.55 per
Co.,
6c
6c Beane.
Fenner
1,302,670 Eastern
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Johnson, Lane, Space
6c Co., Inc.;
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner; J. H. Hilsman 6c
Co., Inc.; J. W. Tindall & Co.; Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.;
Clement
30,000 shares of common stock (par
per share.
Offered by Merrill Lynch,
Oversubscribed.
Price, $62.62'2
$5).
shares
419,000
Co.
Piper,
Chemical Co.
1,878,750 Dow
Purpose,
share.
per
subscribed.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
Prescott,
Inc.;
Corp.; Moreland, Bradenberger, Johnston & Currie; R. A.
Underwood 6c Co. Inc., and J. R.! WiUiston A2 Co.
Over¬
Co.;
Jackson 6c Curtis;
.
Cook & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson 6c
Jeffray & Hopwood; F. L. Putnam & Co.,
Shepard & Co., Inc.; Reed, Lear & Co.;
Reinholdt
&
Gardner;
Riter 6c
Co.;
The RobinscenHumphrey Co., Inc.; Scherck, Richter Co.; Shields
Co.;
Shillinglaw, Bolger 6c Co.;
Singer, Deano & Scribner;
Smith, Barney & Co.; smith, Hague 6c Co.; William R.
Staats & Co.; Stephens, Inc.; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;
Stifel, Nicolaus 6c Co., Inc.; Stone 6c Webster Securitis
Corp.; Spencer Trask 6c Co.; Wagenseller 6c Durst, Inc.;
Walker,
Austin & Waggener; Wertheim 6c Co.;
J. C.
Wheat
&
Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Winslow, Cohu 6c
Stetson, and Dean Witter & Co. Oversubscribed.
Curtis;
Co.;
6c
.
Newhard,
Co.;
The Ohio Co.; Dempsey Tegeler 6c
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.;
Co.;
son,
Dcdge
The
&
Simon
M.
Eppler, Guerin 6c Turner, Inc.; Mead, Miller & Co.; John¬
Lane, Space Corp.; Muir Investment Corp.; Stein
Bros. & Boyce; Parsons 6c Co., Inc.; The Bankers Bond
Co., Inc.; Burke & MacDonald, Inc.; Clement A. Evans
6s. Co., Inc.; Garrett, Bromfield 6c Co.; Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger & Co.; Robert E. Levy 6c Co.; Metropolitan Dallas
Inc.;
&
I.
Co.;
and Financial Chronicle
1958
period.
Consolidated profits
and
to
1957
V.
185,
p.
before
2322.
Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades 6c Co.; Laurence
M.
Marks & Co.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten &
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane;
Model,
Roland & Stone; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; F. S. Mosley &
„
Bowaters Southern Paper Corp.—Gets
ate Vessels
Legislation
on
unanimously
signed into law
Pertaiit
to Oper¬
Inland Waterways—
by
by both the House and Senate apd
Eisenhower permits this corporation to
passed
President
♦
Volume
188
Number
5779
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1153)
and
own
operate
it
system,
barges
and towing
on Sept. 5.
announced
was
vessels
the
on
inland
waterway
■'
Central Electric
The
corporation, a subsidiary of the Bowater Paper Corp., Ltd., of
London, is. one of the nation's leading producers of newsprint. Its mill
is located on the Hiwassee River at Calhoun, Tenn., and has been in
operation since mid-1954.
y
of
One
the
the
Eowaters
reasons
selected
the
availability of navigable water. .However,
Marine
chant
similar
Act
of
1920
companies with
vessels
heretofore
has
financial
foreign
inland waterways.—V.
on
180,
River
Hiwassee
provision
a
prohibited
site
and
Bowling Corp. of America, New York—Registers With
units
Plohn
Charles.
date
&
underwriter
purchase
lc
per
for
is
Co.
have
will
named
the
as
of
51c
the
right
connection
in
warrants
exercisable' at
public, sale at
commission
underwriting
an
thereof,
offered
be
to
are
the
$3.50
underwriter
share.
per
share.
per
will
and
In
Herman
Keller,
50,000
issued
and
the
Plohn,
Com.
James
Powers,
catalytic
ity
three
past
The
years.
unit
the
capitalization
will
the
increase
not
capitalization at
ucstilpiiurizer
1958,
51.1
196,488,000
37.4
525,836,000
100.0
100.0
its
46.9
N.
3.4
and
more
is
tests
Recent
to
in
date
The
Shell,
\gas
indicated
could
and
wildcat
the
at
D-3
largest
15'P>
Sept.
on
17 announced plans to
acid
plant at Pampa,
expansion is scheduled to
late
by
W.
enable
of
will
acid
this
nation's
total
the
give
Celanese
the
to
240
requirements
plants
company
capacity.—V.
produce
at
for
multi-
be
to
and
of
facilities
a
of
Berland
producer
River
and
$5,625,000
Ben W.
Oct.
15
and
The
re¬
will
will
in
be
Mr.
15
be
individual
the
well,
gas
The
the
most significant discovery
significant single gas find in
be
most
D.
,
.
of any reef discovered in Canada to date.-—V. 188,
pay
quickly sold.
-V'-v
•
;
,
cost
•••
'
.<
"
<
•
a
■' \
•" ' •" ""' ,VVS «?.'•■ A ;V'
.
•■/v"
runs
in
The
corporation
Sept.
on
filed
8
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
covering 500 shares of common stock (no par.) to be offered to
employees at $35 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
the
'to. be. used
1430.
p.
as
which
cash reserve
a
„
air-conditioned cars.—V.
Plymouth
188,
of
T G
&
acquisition date* Oct.
Co.
are
1957.—V.
1,
Cador Production
included
188,
p.
for
Soto
♦1958—8 Mos,—1957
18,732
67,420
256,004
505,022
25,030
68.293
219,202
95
8,884
23,051
45
9,064
35,590
91,189
2,464
8,447
30,172
21,026
112,862
391,365
934,447
2,494
7,008
38,726
55,737
..
646,
The
registration statement filed with the SEC on Aug. 7, covering
1.003,794 shares of class A stock (par $1) and 150.569 shares of class
B stock
(par 60 cents; became effective on Sept 8.
See also V. 183,
846.
.
California Corp.
_
for Biochemical Research,
Los An¬
geles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
23,520
letter
a
of
notification
with
covering
88,862
Canada Dry Corp.—Stock
Offering 96.5% Subscribed—
Securities & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks and Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, as managing un¬
derwriters, on Sept. 16 announced that of the recent
offering of 392,611 shares of Canada Dry Corp. common
stock, 378,841 shares, or 96.5%, were subscribed for by
stockholders through subscription rights. The remaining
13,770
shares were
taken
by
up
the
underwriters
and
sold.—V. 188, p. 842.
Canadian National Rys.—July Net Higher—
Period End. July 31—
1958—Month—1957
'
$
Operating
Exp.s.,
Net
2,729,000
deficit.—V.
188,
*881,000 -*17,570.000
pp.
646
8.742.000
passenger
being
that
brought
three
Sales
in
as
the
in
bility
of
the
same
earnings to $1.03
last
third
period
last year,
against $1,097,784.
in the nine months
Sales
with
$49,089,233
were
$1,506,599
after
preferred
shares
of
in
the
after
share
and after-tax
corresponding
all
charges
and
31
$1.01
against
earnings
were
period
nine
in
the
$18,322,406
were
$1,124,229
$47,308,806,
last
income
requirements to $1.27
stock ct-rrently outstanding.
year.
tax
a
change.
to
will
Net
compared
France.
Motor
Co.
The
25% includes the 15%
10%
being acquired from
and
Earnings
on
in
Simca and Chrysler products in certain world
countries, Simca will have the responsibility
Chrysler
particular
States
and
Simca
determine
products.
the
most
Further
effective
market
organization
markets.
sales
Motors
to
of
Simca
Corp.
will
products
Canadian
and
be
sales
the
will
be
responsibility
handled
by
Canada, Ltd.
part
of
the
program.
Chrysler International
assembly facilities in key overseas market areas.
The
company
has already acquired plant facilities in Rotterdam,
Netherlands, for the assembly of Simca and Chrysler products.
In
addition, assembly of Chrysler cars and trucks will continue in the
As
Corp.
Belgium,
Antwerp,
present
plant.
tooled to build the Simca Aronde, the Rotterdam plant
was
acquired from Nederlandse Kaiser-Frazer Fabrieken N. V.
Currently, in addition to its Franch facilities, Silica has interests
in plants in Brazil, and Argentina
and other countries as well, and
distributor operated plants in Sweden, Australia, the Union of South
Already
Africa
other
and
countries.
Simca
Current
wheelbase
addition,
the
farm
cars
company
tractors,
and
products
include
106-inch
4-cylinder,
wheelbase
V-8
Leasing Corp.,
of
Sept.
The
produces a wide range of diesel trucks and
and agricultural equipment.—V. 188, p. 1043.
passenger
a
car
subsidiary, has been organized to enter the
and truck fleet leasing, it was announced
company
will offer to
all
fleet
operators
leasing
exclusively
Service
their sales
Service Leasing
tors.
programs
of largest-size fleets.
Leasing program will enable automobile dealers to in¬
volume through deliveries to such leased-fleet opera¬
operators
crease
equal
all
handle
188,
p.
Cities
The
the
of
the
transaction
after
delivery
is
made.—
1043.
Service
Gas
Co.—To Increase Facilities—
authorized Cities Service to construct and operate
the calendar year 1958, at a total cost not
$1,000,000, to enable it to take natural gas which will
Commission
facilities,
during
in
excess
be
purchased from time to time in the general area of its transmission
the
payable
are
of
date
same
Continental
to
Chicago, as agent for the stock¬
stockholders' instructions, it is
distribute
.v;
full
dividend
shares
or
on
•
full
of
shares
of
dividend
stdck
stockholders
by
who
elect
them.
dividend
shares
Commission.—V.
Consolidated
188,
has
been
by '■ the Illinois
approved
047.
p.
Cuban Petroleum
announced
was
of
miles of
square
on-Sept.
16
by
Corp.—Expansion—
program.
■-
Boston (Mass.) security
W. Moore, President of
Clarence
.
petroleum leases - in the Baha¬
this corporation in-the "second
analysts and press
the firm which is
seeking and producing oil in the island republic, said -that-after having
expanded its operations to Bolivia by an exchange of stock with
Bolivian American Oil Co., his firm had applied for and has been
granted exploration concession on about 1,000,000 acres making up
about
two-thirds
of
Andros
Island, largest in the Bahamas archipelago.
f
1
oil
Cuban
is
exploration licenses
shore
test
the
companies to be granted
Moore pointed out. Off¬
three
only
of
one
In
Bahamas,
Mr.
being carried out by Bahamas Gulf Oil Co.
Bahamas
Co. jointly off Cay Sal bank between Cuba
and the Bahamas is being watched with considerable interest.
The two
companies, subsidiaries of major U. S. firms are reported to have
to
drilling
now
California Oil
$3,000,000
some
test
for the
projected to
10,000 feet.
In Cuba, Consolidated has 13 shallow producing wells and continues
drill these low-cost and profitable development welLs, Mr. Moore
while working out its program of medium and deep wildcats on
extensive leases in various parts of the island.
said,
the
company's
Consolidated
the
Bolivian
distributed
recently
American
exchange.—V.
188,
p.
Oil
to
stockholders
its
the
stock
Co.
Cuban
a
portion of
in the
received
firm
347.
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Corp.—Earnings—Financing
1957
1958
Third
Nine
ended
quarter
months
ended
July
July
Shares
of
stock
issuance
In
bank
of
the
August,
$3,750,000
of
loans.
4%
instead
debentures
due
1.73
for
sold at par to
mortgage 43/b%
first
time
same
3Va't>
of
it
agreed
to
886,027
188,
p.
a
of
group
institutions
bonds
and
retired its
interest at the rate
pay
outstanding
its
on
1972.—V.
$1,204,500
sinking
Proposed Bond Of¬
Preferred Stock Financing Postponed
—
fund
647.
Co.—Increases
Consumers Power
fering
reserved
886,027
company
the
in
and
31
20-year
At
1.64
' 1.73
—
—-————
outstanding
July
at
31
$0.10
—$0.08
31—i
31—.
months ended July
—
This
announced cn Sept. 16 that it proposes to in¬
its first mortgage bond offering on Sept. 23, 1958.
company
crease
from
$35,000,000 to $40,000,000 and that it had postponed
negotiated offering of 150,000 shares of new
its proposed
preferred stock.
Bids will
be
received by the company at the office of
Commonwealth
Services, Inc., 300 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y., up.to 11 a.m) (EDT)
on Sept.
23 for the sale to it of the $40,000,000 fhst mortgage bonds.
188,
p.
947.
Corn Products Co. (N. Y.)—Proposed
Qualification of Indenture—
This
Merger—Seeks
it was announcd on Sept. 15, has applied to the
SEC for qualification under the Trust Indenture Act of 1939 of an
indenture covering $40,854,800 of 4s/a%
subordinated debentures due
debentures
agreement
an
Corn
company,
The
1983.
for
are
into
Corn
The
application
of
the
Issued
be
under
merger,
this, indenture
under
pursuant
Jersey law, of
Inc., New Jersey
New
and The Bests Foods Co.,
Co., which latter company was or¬
for the purpose of becoming a party to the
Products
ganized in August, 1958,
agreement of merger.
made
to
statutory
a
Products Refining Co.
corporation,
states
debentures,
that
no
which
public
are
to
offering,
be
created
as
such, will be
conversion
upon
stock under the merger, which is expected to become
effective on Sept. 30, 1958.
According to the application, the agree¬
ment of merger will be submitted to the vote of the stockholders of
Corn Products Refining Co., The Best Foods, Inc., and Corn Products
Co., respectively, at special meetings of stockholders of each of these
corporations to be held on Sept. 30, 1958.
Under the merger agree¬
ment.
each
outstanding share of Com Products I Refining preferred
stock
will
be
converted
into $175
principal amount of debentures.
of
ments,
were
the
on
V':
Acquisition of 1500
will make the entire investment in the fleet and
details
field
on
dividend
is located at 1157 So. Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111.
to
new
similar to those which heretofore have been available almost
V.
the market
designed to
In
8.
to
estimated
as
by
selected,
96-inch
models.
period last year, including a
$2.84
;
—V.
automotive
passenger
tractors,
on
be
stock
2%
out
carry
will
earnings,
dividend,
will
directors have
declared
an
Initial
quarterly dividend at an
rate of 1% payable to stockholders of record Sept.-18, 1958.
Organized in March, 1958, the company, a'commercial banking firm,
of
important
an
plans to acquire
1,028,651
like
$395,733 net profit on the sale of invest¬
$2,693,431, equal to $2.43 a share on present shares or
873,651 shares then outstanding.—V. 187, p. 2903.
delivered
bank
the
the
on
determined
be
1958. The cash dividend will be paid
the 360,505 common: shares for the
All
to
Twelve
.
earnings
provisions,
share
be
time
will
earnings.
the
and
1.
stock
fraction
Sept. 22,
Nov.
available
the
dividend
dividends.
The
other
of
continued
be
for
in
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Unit Enters Lease Field—
against
as
certain
In
Chrysler
will
ended July
dividend
common
a
$18,889,559
subject
of agreements being concluded between Chrysler Inter¬
Simca, Chrysler International will have the responsi¬
marketing
Chrysler
The
were
from Ford
.V '•
marketing
of
the
sales
year.
quarter
and
United
of
manufacturer
terms
Service
earnings In the third quarter improved the
period's
months
990,184
430,111
and
on
group.
business
report of this corporation, Henry W. Collins, President, said
Sept. 4. He pointed out that improved business in the third quarter
like
119,870
preliminary
for
car
markets.
month
on
are
Chrysler International,
acquired
Swiss
for
that the
-earnings
annual
This latest undertaking in Chrysler's program to expand its overseas
operations follows completion o,f arrangements for Chrysler Corp. to
acquire a 25% interest in Simca, the largest non-government owned
and 442,
Corp.—Net Climbs in Third Quarter—
sales and
Increased
$
66,067,000 422,418.000 445,701,000
operating
Celotex
$
65.186.000 404.848.0C0 454.443.000
60,041.000
income
&
operating
•Net
$
62,770,000
rents—
revenues
taxes
1958—7 Mos.—1957
figures
S. A., for the development of
Chrysler and Simca automotive and other products
Sept. 12 by L. L. Colbert, President of Chrysler Corp.
Principal offices and executive headquarters of the new company
are
being established
in Geneva,
Switzerland.
In
addition,
major
regional offices are being established in Western Europe, Latin America,
and the Sterling area.
markets
studies
Eastman Dillon, Union
of
was announced
150,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($1
per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to acquire the assets of California Foundation for Biochemical Research
and for working capital.
filed
8
bank
committed
Under
Sept.
on
of
of
its
m
Community Acceptance Corp., Chicago, HI.—Dividend
Forms International Unit—
national
corporation
1958,
Formation
a
7-
will be
Consolidated
passenger- cars..
the
The
SEC
_
truck,s
•August,
world
Effective—
p.
—
Total
Corp., Far Hills, N. J.—Statement
com-*
the
on
:v"
distributed
be
Undistributed
of its expansion
Addressing a group of
117
—
Total
periods subsequent to
stock dividend
amouin,
cash
to
amount
20.
representatives,
2,037
Chrysler
Imperial
$17,073,361 $14,268,339 $102,952,363 $83,644,135
Y Stores
,
announced.
base
workable
dividend
will
that
Nov.
sell
mas
1043.
p.
•1958—Month—1957
•
...
Dodge
1958—8 Months—1957
2%
a
lull
shares
phase"
needed.—V.-187',
production
runs.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales Up—
*1958—Month—1957
31—
—„
'Sales
as
rail¬
Chrysler Corp.—Car Production Off Sharply—
Dodge
Butler Brothers—August
Period End. Aug.
Sales
be used
may
<
,
„
of
on
Allowing
Commerce
service beginning this week.
President, said the test period "may result in the
purchase" of the two virtually new lightweight trains, if
adaptable to suburban use.
are
modern
De
in
1
quarterly cash dividend of 50 cents
the
the
of
record
Issuance of the
;;
improved
■
SEC
the
to
test
Kingston,
near
be
to
1147.
p.
provided through the Continental Bank for stock¬
holders' sales of fractional shares or purchases of fractions to round
out full shares.
Arrdngemeats are also being made- for sale through
Acquisition of the trains would enable the Rock Island to continue
program
of suburban improvements;
replace older, conventional
heavyweight suburban equipment and enlarge the railroad's fleet of
■;;/
Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., Washington, D. C.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
undergo
scheduled
has
National Bank & Trust Co.
Mechanics
two
of
of
A
cash
dividend
about
Announces Purfirst
base
declaration
margin
50-cent
holders.
its
For details, see V. 188, p. 1042.
:
will
the
the
time.
stockholders
Jenks,
suburban
The 80,000 shares of 6% serial preferred stock (par $10),
which were publicly offered on Sept. 10 by Shearson,
Hammill & Co. and associates at $8.75 per share, were
Aerotrains
that
that
expected
to
number
of
some
stock
dated
ten air-conditioned "coaches and are
pow-.
by a futuristic 1,200 h.p. diesel locomotive.
They will join" the
Rocket, a talgo-type lightweight now in use on the
company's
Jet
Budget Finance Flan (Calif.)—Preferred Stock Sold—
built
announced
the
by dividing the
time
at
to
"The Aerotrains each have
ered
946.
p.
Lines
is
186,
suburban
B.
tlicy
Island
Motors'
ultimate
...
which
reservation
a
Rock
roads
drilling history.
is about 1G0 miles northwest of Edmonton, is
block held jointly and equally by B-A and
5s Canada's deepest productive D-3 reef and has the thickest
find,
on
the
year
The
in excess
to stockholders of
instalments.
by
equipment estimated
added.—V. 188, p. 1043.
Chicago, Rock; Island & Pacific Ry
chase of Aerotrains—
the
in
to
Chairman,
approximately
stock
said
Illinois
annual
it
so.—V.
or
Sept. 12 declared
on
Gale,
for
year
price
secured
Heineman
presently outstanding
plant
announcing the new policy on Sept. 2, Mr. Gale stated
objective will be to issue a supplementary stock
the
at
•
mature
aggregate
$7,077,810,
the
stock.
each
in
nation's
Heineman, Chairman, said the first instalment will
to
cement
new
action
Ho
bids at Chicago, 111., up to noon on
Sept.
trust certificates, the first installment of
aggregate.
adjusted
completion;
addition
Willis
common
year,
also
the
taxes,
:
company's
month
next
stock in
each
Chicago & North Western, Ry.—To Sell Certificates—
looking
is
Hearing
leave
capacity
share
per
the
of
company's
Combined
Bishop,
one-quarter
is
share,
in
Manager
244.
p.
income
of the
board put into effect the new dividend policy
by Mr. Gale last week.
The 50 cent cash dividend is the
same quarterly rate the utility has been
paying since Aug. 1, 1955. The
total distributions for 1958 thus will total $2 in cash
plus the 2%
capac¬
and
acid.
pack¬
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
against $1,040,633.
provision for estimated Federal
cents
56
or
the
The
pounds
acetic
Pampa
than
more
188,
million
of
announced
the
new
manufacturer
$624,529
■■
Y.,
In
plant
Stone
&
after
The directors
the
on
year
leading
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Declares 2% Stock Div.—
1959.
Painpa
the
Texas,
Work
begin
and
12.3
double
Tex.
KixMiller,
Vice-President
and
General
Chemical Division, said addition of the
the
of
General
to
it
be
Canada's
big
located
Oil
deepest
country's
Sept. 5.
on
have
1958
Canada's
the
like
more
company announced
Western
Oil-Shell
American
Alberta
of
of
the six months
were
income,
within
mon
acetic
dollar
during
Construction
.
New Producer—
L'ritish
maximum
a
equal to 38 cents per share on the 896,412 shares
outstanding.
This compares with net income of
as
%
originator
an
shares.
35.7
company's
about
The
to
'
.
taxes,
Net
$502,623
surplus— 197,605,000
acetic
former
foothills
limited
amounted to $338,668,
of
common
stock
follows;
1.5
&
sales
before
—Dec. 31,1957
11.7
Richard
unit
calaytic
and
30,
8,010,000
of
napmha
1957,
June
64,783,000
and flexibility in the production of high octane gasolines to
ever increasing
demand.
The Luinmus Co. of Canada Ltd. are the major contractors on this
the
31,
282,770,000
corporation
of
the
an
both
Dec.
at
debt
completed
capacity
building
System
%
The company will receive
30 on $1,875,000 equipment
project,
the
$
the icfinery but will upgrade gasoline already being produced.
The entire
construction program is designed to provide increased
meet
sold
loan
stock
capacities
total
of
553,168,000
million
company's Moose Jaw refinery is in its iinal stages with
completion scheduled for Oct. 1.
This is the sixth catalytic reformer to be built by the company in
of
is
ended June 30, 1958, amounted to
$17,137,650
as
compared
with
$18,092,691
in (the
corresponding
period last year.
-'V1'
'
Depreciation and
amortization allowances for the1 period totaled
$725,550 which compares with $758,628 the year before;
earnings,
Celanese Corp. of America—Plant
Expansion—
respec¬
reforming
Net
188, p. 46.
This
Co., Ltd.—New Unit—
barrel-a-day
^
is
company
boilers.
Colonial Sand
.
a
this
the
$0.49
Total
Richard
and
project
$900,000.
aged
10,742,171
$
246,555,000
18,010,000
64,783,000
stock
-V.
19,500 shares of the company's
shares, and Messrs, Plohn, Aronberg,
5,400
new
a
share—
to
Preferred
or
of
$2.45
Unsecured
will
Construction
10,287,317
$0.48
outstanding
per com.
—June 30,1958—
tively.
at
10,291,257
23,103,268
10,291,257
$2.24
:
,
statement.
Friedman, and Roth own 8,000, 5,000, 5,000 and 7,500 shares,
British American Oil
25,209,941
5,051,954
10,287,317
consolidated
.
owns
outstanding
and
4,977,709
income
^Mortgage bonds
Seymour Roth. Treasurer;
Lawrence Aronberg. Joseph Fried¬
Dr.
Charles
Mr. -Dankoff
directors.
36,436,457
11,226,516
33,845,439
2,635,352
compared
Vice-President;
Secretary;
Kessler,
Harry
man.
Webber,
7,613,061
2,928,110
to
shares covered by its registration
Newell.
7,980,064
The
of the shares will become the working
capital of the company for use in establishing its operations. Promoters
and officers of the company include Ruben A. Dankoff, President and
Herbert
98,783,494
During the first half of the year the operating
companies
$36,500,000 mortgage bonds and borrowed $3,200,000 under bank
receive
addition,
,
C.
The
132,628,933
104,171,705
Earns,
proceeds from the sale
Director;
140,608.162
23,642,457
Com. shares
incorporated in New York on May 31, 1957, for the
purpose of engaging in the business of owning and operating bowling
centers.
The
prospectus states that the company does not as yet
own
or operate any
bowling establishments and will not do so until
the offering of the
31,255,518
25,359,232
agreements.
warrant.
The
33,339,296
&.taxes
operating income
etc., deductions
Net
The
purchase 12,000 common stock
with this financing at a price ol
single
"
any
The
1958—12 Mos.—1957
revenues
oper.
expenses
Net
Ihe company was
after
H 58—3 Mos.—1957
Interest
price of $3.00 per unit.
a
of
Cleaver, President announced-company plans to build a
plant at Stratford, Ontario, Canada. It will contain 25,000
sq. ft.
company plans an overall investment at its Stratford operation
new
of
Electric
The
from
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
-
Period End. June 30—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation on Sept. 11 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
seeking registration of 450,000 units, / each consisting of
one
share
of
10c par
common
stock and two common stock purchase
warrants, one warrant to expire eighteen months from the date thereof,
exercisable
at $3.25
per
share, and one warrant to expire thirty
cost
Cleaver-Brooks Co., Milwaukee, Wise.—New Plant—
J.
and
relationships from operating
The
$150,000.—V. 188, p. 850.
to the Nebraska Railway Commission for
to sell up to 100,000 shares of common stock (par $3.50)
to $3,000,000 in convertible debentures.—V. 187, p. 1647.
up
Oper.
months
system.
Financing—^
applied
Central & South West Corp.
of the Mer¬
Bowaters
has
company
authority
was
1833.
p.
Gas Co.—Plans
&
.
.
The
9
preferred
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, September 22. 1958
.
(1154)
10
above.—V. 188, p,851.
Products Co.
Corn
Mines—Trading Still Suspended—
The Securities
and Exchange Commission announced on Sept. 12
issuance of an order pursuant
to the Securities Exchange Act
of 19.';4 suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange
in the
05 par value common stock of Cornucopia Gold Mines, with offices
formerly in Pittsburgh, Pa., for a further ten day period, Sept. 13,
Cornucopia Gold
Sept.
to
Corp.—Subscriptions—Of the 575,869
depositary units for class A stock of Houston Corp. of¬
fered to Delhi-Taylor's stockholders of record May 23,
1958, at $10.38 per unit, 518,975 units subscribed for un¬
der primary subscriptions and oversubscriptions were
received for 600,369 units.
Rights expired on Sept. 8,
1958.
The
offering
was
underwritten by Lehman
Brothers and Allen & Co. See details in V. 188, p. 747.
tion
138,
186,
U308.—V.
.73#
1953.
p.
•
,
•
Ford
;
Rise—
Total
amount
'
•
realized in12 cents,; a
Chemical Co.—Registers
With SEC—
company
on
On
Section
tests, through a
On
and
Drilexco
Calkin Number
the
round
,,
approximately
area, of which 1,500 acres immediately sur¬
1. The company owns a 38ths net interest
in the general
3,600 acres
;
flowed at the rate
first test by Drilexco on the acreage
Acquired in July from Lion Oil Co., a division of Monsanto Chemical
■Co.
The purchase last July involved properties in some 33 counties
In
Central, Western
and Southern Kansas, and in Hayes County,
Nebraska totaling 150,000
acres.
Also in July, Drilexco opened an
exploration office in Wichita for the purpose of evaluating these
properties. Additional development and tests are contemplated at once,
—V.
188,
444.
p.
new
Profit
Prov.
Net
And Is presented in detail in his book, "Modern Geometrical. Optics,"
Just published.
;
Dr. Herzberger said the nev system faithfully reproduces all details
in the opticaf image.
By tracing a few rays through an optica*
system, he obtains results that accurately describe the image forma¬
tion for lenses of any aperture or field.
Basically, he reduces analysis of the lens image from varied errors
to five simple types of errors for easier correction.
In his book
he gives prac cal
o'"
• analvsis and for
tracing both skew and meridional rays through the system.
All the
formulas
are
especially suited ior mgh-speeu electronic computers.
the pre-calculation of optical system's
and with the
correction oi color aberrations.
He also gives a new
dispersion formula for optical glass and other substances used in optics
The book,
combining theory and practical procedure, outlines the
Advantages of the new system for designers of today's fast, highbook
The
188,
deal with
published by
is
Interscience
9*8.
p.
Publishers,
Inc.,
—V.
mission
west
west's
El
El
Sept.
on
proposed
company
pipeline
system
owns
the
new
to
than
artificial
organs
New York.
Pa.,
The
move
for
moved
near
is
national
Florida
the
operate
stock
Pacific
of
Securities
The
•
and
Development
Corp.,, Miami
188,
Co.—New'j Research Center—
will
packaged
medical
probe
power
use—was
a
wide
sources
opened
of related
the future to
week by
the
range
of
lust
.
its
41-man
plant,
basic and applied research team,
to a new and separate facility in
Trenton, N. J.
part
oi
company
plans
to concentrate
and
expand
its
effort—already by far the largest devoted to investigations
related to electric batteries.
The
move
initially more
than doubles company ,research space—
from 12,000 to 30,000 square feet.
This will satisfy requirements for
current expansion and that already planned for the future, including
a substantial increase in the scientific staff.
The remaining 15.000 square feet of the building's total 45,000 square
feet will permit further increases in scientific facilities when needed.
Among the more than $300,000 worth of scientific equipment moved
to Yardley are a complete r_cuois ...
.
c
i.i..oratory and a novel
research
tion
-
of
the
anti-fraud
provisions
of
for
the
its
properties,
.
apparatus for measuring surface area of particles down to 50 millionths
of an inch in diameter or smaller.—V. .187, p. 2548.
whether
the
nature
promoters
it
was
>
a
the
Securities
ing of 34,000 shares of common stock made
on
Common
pleted,
See also »V. ;188, p. 1043.
*
Federal
1
—
$351,690
$222,190'.
—
outstanding
1,142,088
^
share (after provision for
preferred stock dividends)—
The' stockholders
this
011
p.-
on
its
corporation-of
.1,142,088
*
2225. *
.
Garrett Corp.
,
1933.
to:disclose
$0.22
Debentures Offered
Merrill Lynch,
—
Pierce, Fenner & Smith and associates on Sept. 18 of¬
fered $10,000,000 of 4%% subordinated debentures-due
Sept. 15, 1978, at 100% and
ing was oversubscribed and
The
debentures
will
be
accrued interest. This offer¬
the books closed.-;
]
covertible
into
common
stock on
or
before
15, 1968 at"$46 per share, subject to adjustment in certain cases.
Optional redemption of the debentures will be made at prices ranging
from 105# to par, while sinking fund redemptions will be made at par,
Sept.
plus accrued interest in
each case.
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PROCEEDS—The company -intends jo use $9,000,000 of the proceeds
of these debentures to repay short-term- borrowings in¬
curred" to carry inventories and accounts receivables relating to defense
production contracts.
The balance will be available^ Ion; general corporate purposes!
!
• '#" V '
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1
I.
BUSINESS—The corporation is primarily engaged in the engineering,
research, .development and manufacture of specialized parts, ; components/ and systems for aircraft and missiles, together with'related
-ground support equipment. The company's manufactued products are,
with minor exceptions,
proprietary in nature, having been designed
and developed by the company for a specific application. The company
does, not manufacture any complete missiles or aircraft. !
*
.4 j
;
from ..the.'sale
.
.
.
••
.
EARNINGS—For the year ended June 30, .1958- the company
net
of
income-of "$4,118,707, or $3.98 per share.
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
or
GOlfo S. A., both of which obligations are due the issuer, arose,
financial condition of these obligors, and the nature and amounts
consideration-given-by-the "issuer therefor. The Order also alleges
that
the issuer failed to
make adequate disclosure ,;in the offering
circular concerning
the circumstances surrounding the transactions
in
which
the
note
and
mortgage
on'the issuer's ^properties1 were
issued
and
also
failed
to-,disclose certain ;mformt%ion 'concerning
an option on the issuer's-land with respect to the terms of the option
—
$0.11;;;
---,1
Oct. 10 will consider a proposed -merger into
subsidiary, United Metal; Craft Co.—V.; 187,
}
. •
:
i ~"l
Regulation
Acts of
91,500
Crl6,033
210.000
-
shares
427,157
432,190
income—
taxes
—
Earnings per common
•*'
'4Ta'c
4#
i
Outstanding
.'• '*.
t.r
$10,000,000
credit
*3,571,428
3,571,428 "
notes:
notes
Common-
reported
-
.
payable to banks under term
notes
payable
to
banks
under
stock ;{$2
"
17,000.000
30,000,000
agreement
4#, 90-day comqiercial bank loan
a
wholly-owned subsidiary.
f
.
-
loan agreement—;
•
•
$10,000,000
Short-term
4*4#
'
,
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
-
subordinated deben. due Sept. 15,
1978
of
Sept. il
for
Declined
• •
1958 •
1957 '(
$24,920,779 $34,686,718
:
profit
Net
,
t
$14,565,099 $69,956,338
Industries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns.
Non-recurring income
Beach,
announced
1
1953—8 Mos.—1957
______
Provision
the
by Goldman,. Sachs & Co. and associates has been com¬
•
.
1958—Month—1957
End. Aug. 31—
Operating profit before Fed. taxes on
•
Del
Family Finance Corp.—Secondary Offering Completed
—It was announced on Sept. 15 that the secondary offer¬
per share.
' ; ^y
$1.50
•
Nine Months Ended July 31—
v
other things, the Commission alleges the failure
offering circular
(a>
the exact amount paid by
properties,
at
14,997, shares
for
•
$11,019,707 $10,426,459
Sales
i.'.
the issuer
the consideration "given for the
other insiders have any direct or
indirect interests in such properties, or whether any material trans¬
actions involved them to which the issuer or any of its predecessors
or
affiliates was a party;
(bt the consideration given by the issuer
for the transfer to the issuer of certain brokerage commissions and
for the transfer of certain brokerage commissions receivable, in the
amount of $223,750; and
(c) the manner in which ttie obligation of
the Monte Carlo Hotel Corp. and the brokerage commissions of Playas
in
-
& Co., Inc.,
Gar Wood
.
,Among
exercised
are
188, p. 648.
—V.
:
by' SEC—
Commission,
Exchange
from
Outstanding
*764,937;shs.
•
Gamble-Skop-mo Inc.—August Sales Up—
.ofi 1933 with
respect to a proposed public offering of securities by this corporation(formerly known as Glen Briar Holding Corp.).
The order provided
an
opportunity for hearing upon request on the question whether the
suspension order should be vacated or made permanent.'^;;#.a
k;.-„
In
its
Regulation A notification .filed Aug.. 7,
1958, the issuer
proposed a public offering of 300.000'shares,, of its . lc . par -value >common stock at $1.00 per share for an aggregate offering'of $300,000.
In
its suspension order, the Commission asserts that it has reason¬
able grounds to believe that the terms and conditions of Regulation
A have not been complied with in that, among other things,
(at the
aggregate offering price of all the securities proposed, to be offered •
plus all securities proposed to be issued pursuant to- options exceeds
$300,000.
the
maximum
permitted under thie.'Regulation; lb); the
issuer failed to disclose that one Mac Elrod was a promoter and/or
predecessor of the issuer; and (c)
the offering circular^ omitted* to
include the cost to promoters and other • insiders of anyi property or ?
services for which any payment by or for the account of the .issuer ;'
has been or is to be made.
K*'
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In addition,
the Commission asserts that .it, has reason to < believe
that 5 the
offering
circular is misleading with
respect* to various
material
facts
and that
its use in the offering and' sale of the
securities of Florida National Development Corp. would be in viola- .
Northwest,
entities.—V.
separate
as
options
188, p. 1044.
Period
:
.
National
Authorized
'2,000,000shs.
cents).
10
(par
Sales
United States, Canada,,. England and France.—
the
•"
Sept. 12, has issued an order temporarily suspending
A exemption from registration under the Securities Act
-
Yardley,
Approved—
company
for each of the 267,458 -shares of Hankins $10-par
outstanding.
'
>.
of Hankins Container, adding some $27,000,000 in sales*
annual volume of nearly $120,000,000, would give Flint¬
distribution in the container field since Hankins has
plants located in
v. 188, p. 748.
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the two companies.
of
99',i
its Philadelphia
at
Flintkote's
has obtained for a period of 20 years
Hospital^ Joplin, Mo.—Bonds Offered—FranChicago, 111., in June publicly offered
an issue of $40a,000, '4%%, 5%-, 5%%, 5^%, 5%% >n<f
6% first mortgage serial bonds, dated July 1, 1958, and
due semi-annually 1959 to 1970, inclusive.
The bonds
were offered at 100% and accrued interest.
,
to acquire and operate Pacific North¬
that
center
subjects—from
company
of this
v
the sale; of; the shares,
Freeman
;
plants located in. Little Rock, Ark.; Chicago, 111.; Elmira, N. Y.; Union,
N. J., and Cleveland and Miamisburg, Ohio.
Flintkote currently manu¬
factures corrugated
containers only on the West Coast through its
Pioneer Division.
% ' - - «•
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The contemplated addition of Hankins' *seven .plants would increase
Flintkote's
international
manufacturing operation to a total. of 61
before the Federal Power Com¬
this company and Pacific North¬
of
proposes
scientific
The
*
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—V.
proposal, already approved by the board' of "Hankins Container,
an exchange of stock on the basis ,oiA.234 shares' of Flint--
kote
1958,
Storage Battery
formerly
-
*
including
.'.K
stock
Common
■
$5:40
directors
capital stock
Acquisition
Co.—Proposed Merger17,
merger
companies
research
company.
V#!.;.-.: /# '
Flai—Stock Offering Suspended
by merging
more
two
Electric
;
15.—Ed.]
purposes,
Corp., the exclusive fran¬
Astaire Dance Studios" in
connection with dancing schools or methods of dancing within a radius
of- fifty miles of Fifth Ave. .and"42 St., New York; N. y.
<
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
.
The
1043.
A
444.
'
on
,
kote $5-par common
Corp.
Paso
Paso
although
,p.
the
Pipeline
The
187,
$4.16
Inc.,'
Burnside & Co.,
July, 1958 from Fred Astaire Dance Studios
chise'to use and advertise the name "Fred
$35,118,046? $44,583,808
share™:
common
expansion
BUSINESS—Corporation
,
began
on
.
$
$
i
/
will, be .used
the construction and flirnishing of
a
new dance studio in
the Belmont Plaza Hotel, New York City; and
two additional dance studios whose exact location has
not yet been,
decided upon, one in Brooklyn, N. Y., and one in White Plains, N. Y.
The balance of the proceeds will be used for working capital.
.calls dor
648.
El Faso Natural Gas
Hearings
,■$
'
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Studios (Metropolitan New York),
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds .from
for
have approved an agreement calling
for the merger of The Hankins Container Co. into Flintkote and have
set Nov. 25 as the date for a special meeting of stockholders to vote
011
the proposal, it was announced on Sept. 17 by I. J. Harvey,' Jr.,
Flintkote's Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer.
1D58—Month—1957
1958—8 Mos.—1957 <
$8,698,716
$8,040,250 $66,280,323 $62,307,291
_
188, p.
•■"'i
Flintkote Co.—Hankins Container Merger
Edison Brothers Stores Inc.—August Sales Up—
•Sales
•'
issue of Sept.
our
•
The
-
Period End. Aug. 31—
-:
profit
p.
quality' lenses.
-—V.
:
___
__________________
per
will enable modern
designers to predict the exact performance of a lens before
a single sample.
•
.
The system, developed during 35 years of optical research, is con¬
sidered a major accomplishment
in optical theory and lens design.
It is the work of Dr. Max Herzberger of Kodak Research Laboratories
making
chapters
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,
'
offered 299,940 shares of compion stock (par
at a price of $1 per share. The offering maTks
the. first public sale of any securities: beaririiL the name
of Fred Astaire. [Mention of this offering was made in
759,719,839 844,603,697
before income taxes^.69,518,046
88,833,808
for domestic and foreign income taxes___
34,400,000
44,250,000
sales
Net
■.
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coeur
lens
Separate
1957
1958
July 31—
*«*■'
Earnings
mathematical model of an optical system
*
,
<■
10 cents)
*
—V.
A
"
•
187, p. 1313.
loans.-—V.
making
Sept.
(& Subs.)-—Earns. Deer.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
Nine Months Ended
Kodak Co.—New Formulas Announced—
Eastman
income
•
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Inc.—Stock Offered—Willis E.
receive
capital
for shareholders of record Av.g. 31, 1958, and
securities profits.:.
quarterly dividend brings to more than $11,300,000 the tocal dividends declared since the Fund commenced .business
in late 1935.
During the same period, $10,627,-526 in securities profits
has been paid to FIF shareowners.
V
v
FIF dividends during the past
12 months have amounted to 11.9
cents per share in udclition to 5.6 cents per share'in securities profits.
Net assets oi
FIF recently crossed the $100 million milestone and
now
total $101,237,269 which is $26,207,584 greater than a year ago
and more than double the
total assets of
years ago.—V. ' 187,
acreage
and the well.
completion constitutes the
this
This
tne 60.000 sliareowners of this Fund will
the Fund's 91st; quarterly dividend, plus a
2799.
Inc., Forest
Investors,
,
5.6 cents per share from
This 91st consecutive
p.
&
-V. 188, p. 48.
Fred Astaire Dance
Fund, Inc.—Dividends—Assets—
1958,
from
investment
in
and 488 MCP of gas per day.
associates have leasehold interest in
of oil
barrels
158
In
5 v.'
14/64th inch choke, the well
well.
the
from
«ni!e
Of
operations plus profits realized on the
25 cents per share in comparison to
188, p. 748,
Smith* President, reported..
Th(.> current FIF dividend payment will amount to 2.4 cents per share
Exploration Co., Inc.—Completes New Well.
et ah, have announced the completion of an ekten¬
Spivey-Grabs area in Kingman County in Southern
The Number 1 Calkin was completed in the Mississipian "Chat"
at a total depth of 4237 feet.
Nearest production is one-half
Kansas.
15,
Sept.
27,"002
«
1957.—V.
in
31,784
Ilomebuilders
Grove
*
to
amounted
1,050
948.
p.
Franklin Stores Corp.—August Sales Higher—
: i
Period End. Aug. 31—
1958—Month—1957
1958—2 Mos.—1957
Sales
$4,027,457 • $3,792,003
$7,015,930 $6,624,42?
—V. 188. p. 648.
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gains distribution of $1,589,000, Charles F.
the
in
from
income
share
$681,000
over
company,
well
per
Financial Industrial
Drilling &
This
don
cents
41
of
securities
of
sale
Sept. 11 filed a registration statement with the
-6EC
covering *175,000 shares of its common stock, $5 par, to be
offered to employees of the company,
its subsidiaries, and certain
associated companies.
By a separate registration statement the com¬
pany is also seeking registration of 12,500 additional shares of the
«aid" stock. These 12,500 shares are outstanding shares which are
proposed to be purchased on the open market or at private sale by
Dow Corning Corp.
a
50#-owned subsidiary of Dow Chemical, and
to be offered to employees of Dow Corning.—V. 188, p. 1043.
The
1,578,088
covering an
and
,
year
Dovt
ago.
The
total
241,206
908.004
Franklin Discount Co., Toccoa, Ga.—Files With SEC—The company on Sept. 9 filed a letter of notification with1 the feEC
covering $100,000 of 8# subordinated debentures due July 1, 1964 to
be offered in any denomination at par.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for purchasing conditional sale contracts
six months of 1958. The comparable per share
1957 period was 29 cents. In addition, gains on the
the
in
148.485
193,909
oflered
capital.
.
first
amount
an
26,752
102,914
.
;
27.269
corporation 011 Sept. 8 filed a letter of notification with the
undetermined number of shares of common sfock to
at par
($100 per share), without underwriting.
The pro¬
ceeds are to be used to pay off short term bank loans and for working
i,
j
securities, net after Federal income taxes,- were
equivalent to 5 cents per share, compared; to
of
sale
1,336,882
213;565
23,fc05
The
be
from operations (including equity in the
amounted to 20 cents per share of common
subsidiaries;
the
for
759,519
and trucks
cars
188;
3EC
income
net
Consolidated
earnings of
stock
companies.
167,157
21,099
Grove, Ore.—Files With SEC—
,
reported that its net . assets at June 30, 1958
$33,976,774, equivalent to $13.21 per share, of common
31, 1957, net assets totaled $30,170,948 or $11.62 per
share. Of the Increase of $3,805,826 or $1.59 per share in net assets
during the six months approximately $1,585,000 or 69 cents per share
resulted from a change in the method of valuing the investments in
certain insurance
85,947
16,967
—
Tractor
Dec.
At
19,876
1,369
Trucks '
corporation
This
9631,174
3,651
1
1;
Forest
:
"
648,875
84,949
- '8,593
17,192
1,072,443
"
"
Total cars
-
1958—8 Mos.—1957
124.813
71.022
12,788
_„
Lincoln>--———-
—V.-
fj
1958—Month—1957
.
'
passenger
Edsel
aggregated
stock.
Period End. Aug. 31—
.
Mercury
f
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Financial General Corp.—Assets
245.
p.
;
y
follows:
breakdown
The
,
describes Federal's
Neyman
f
"
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52.7# ownership in Radorock Re¬
sources, Inc. as a major asset.
The subsidiary company repqrted in¬
come,
after all taxes, of $1,737,778 for the fiscal, year ending April#
30, 1958.
In the first quarter of the current fiscal year, ending Aug.
1, 1958, the Radon mine, controlled by Radorock, has returned an
income of $598,442 to Radorock.
Ore reserves at the mine in the
adjacent Hot Rock claims now total 440,000 tons of ore, averaging
Charges for First Time in
New York and Los Angeles Stores—
Ralph E. Schneider, Chairman of the Board, announced on Sept. 17
that
the
credit organization's more than 750,000 cardholders will
now
for the first time, be able to charge at stores in this country.
Mr. Schneider said
that this is one of the most important moves
tn the 8M>-year
history of the Tin' Diners' Club.
Members will be
able to charge for gifts and other wares at such
stores as Alfred
Dunhill Ltd., Hoffritz, Bronzini, Doubleday and Co., Countess Mara,
Barra Ltd.,
The Record Hunter and others in New York and Los
Angeles.
Mr. Schneider went on to say that this move would be
limited to these two cities for the balance of 1958.
After this test
period charging for noriperishable merchandise at leading stores will
fee extended throughout the United States.
The only exception to the
geographical limitations on this test are the Doubleday stores which
operate throughout the Eastern States in addition to New York City.
—V.
the company.
for
Mr.
Club, Inc.—Opens
Diners'
proposal for
Wyoming
ready to
AEC approval was received.
construction as soon as
He
said that discussions had commenced with several institutions
concerning financing of this project.
He reported that the company is in a strong financial position with
more than $1,000,000 in cash and short
term government securities.
Mr.
Neyman reported that the allocation given to Federal by the
AEC in the Gas Hills area would assure a profitable mining opera¬
Delhi-Taylor Oil
(Mich.)—August Output Lower—
produced. 102,914 passenger cars; and trucks during
August for a year-to-date total of 908,004.
;*, - * ;•
Thunderbird production for the. month was. 5,145 .units for • an
eight-month total of 34,075. In 1957, Thunderbird production was 1,159
units in August and 12,317 in- eight months.
- - .
Tractor
production in August was 3,651 units for *a year-to-date
total of 31,784. Comparable 1957 figures were 1,050 and 27,002.
•»
Strong Financial Position
said that >
a
the
The, company
Sept. 12, R. W. Neyman
on
begin
inclusive.—V. 188, p. 947. /
1958,
22,
annual meeting held
the
Further,
optionee.
the
of
Ford Motor Co.
negotiations with the Atomic Energy Commission, on the
building a uranium processing mill in the Gas Hills area of
had
proceeded satisfactorily and that the company was
*
1958
Corp.—In
Federal Uranium
At
the
to
name
to be misleading
with respect to certain
financial statements such as inclusion in the
alleged
'The company will formally open in Washington, .Pa., •:today... (Sept.
22) one of the most modern folding carton'plants in the country,
it was announced by Jo'hn R. Kennedy, President; •
'■
The new facility is situated on a 37-acre site and provision has been
made for future expansion, he reported.—V. 188, p. 48.
Through Merger—
See
offering circular ,is
matters relating
balance sheet.as
assets,
under the contingencies involved,; of certain commissions re¬
ceivable in the sum of $223,750.—V. 188, p. 749;
- '
the
and
Inc.—Opens New Plant—
Federal Paper Board Co.,
Products Refining Co. — Proposed Exchange of
Preferred Shares for Debentures of Successor Firm
Corn
of!
-
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.
200,000.
i 1,500,000 shs.
par>___:—
_
'
1
200,000
1,033,953 shs.
.
: ^Payable in equal quarterly instalments of $178,571 to July 1; 1963.
tlnchides
the
4#t #.
217.392
shares
debentures.
reserved
-
.
f " "
for
issuance "upon
•'
conveTsioa of
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Volume
188
Number
5779
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1155)v 11
■/kiUNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below ;v have
•agreed to purchase from the company the
respective
of debentures set forth below:
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner
&
Pierce,
Smith
525,000
severally
principal
amounts
department
Paine, Webber,
1 & Curtis
$1,450,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
$350,000
Corp._
525,000
Glore, Forgan & Co.____
525,000
Eaclie & Co._
First Boston
Harriman
"Inc.
Ripley
&
Co.,
Hornblower
&
350,000
Laurence
525.000
Lester,
525,000
William R.
White,
525.000
Sutro & Co.
since
Ingalls & Snyder—
525,000
&
525,000
Kidder. Peabody & Co._
Lehman Brothers
Smith, Barney & Co
Dean
Weld
&
Witter
Co._____
&
Co.__
Hemphill, Noyes
F. Hutton &
&
EL
—V.
Stern,
Frank,
Meyer
Genung's
alone
during
located
•
the
share, or-7Q cents
per share,
TO
annually.
promissory
notes,
due
1960
100,000
/
due
Aug. 1,
Month of August—*
—V.
Preferred
stock
i$100
Series, referred
Common
.
$118,884
"$71,937
,
value)
maximum
authorized
}955, but issuance
by
debentures
of
Indenture
an
is
Sept. 15 introduced its 1959 cars,
featuring completely new
styling described by General Manager Edward T.
Ragsdale as "a whole
new
concept in automotive design."
The
entire. line
compound
noise
when Hie
All
given
is
car
in
new
went
new
1959 Buicks
Invicta,
monthly
dated
otherwise
overall
and
the
glass with
and
217.4
install¬
;
,
as
of
wider
roof,
by
assets
limited
and
year
all -series
display in
in
Invicta"
lengths.
has
an
three
have
dealer
Aug.
on
Sept.
length.
Eiectra
also are -mounted
inches in length.
G.
to
purchase
of
on
on
Eiectra
is
models
mounted
126.3-inch
a
123-incli
a
on
available
are
a
wheelbase
126.3-inch
,
Companion
wheelbase
W.
—V.
'
1,
As
in
measure
Walker
&
with
4C1
cubic
Inch
188,
The
225.4
displacement
and
of
in
performance,
LeSabre
for
engines
offered
also
is
as
an
option.
experimental
brake
pedal
^;ever« built.
The
per
eliminates
accelerator.
It
and
gas- turbine
well
age—electronics,
the
the
is
conventional
the
in
as
powered
engineering
transistors
and
it
car,
details.
is
missile-like
Tools
*
computors—-are
of
16
in
New
at
the
guide
16
General
An ..entirely., new - concept of asystems- approach
directedT
process
control
was
introduced
ISA
Show
in
.111.,/a.;subsidiary.
The
new
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
■
by
GPK
•
-
^
_
entire^pi-occfis.
building block concept
capacity to accommodate
from
devices
manual
controlled
and
process
plant
offers
may
The
:
user
a
single system with the
functions as new sensing and
developed.
A gradual changeover
are
control
be
tp
made
system.
«•
Such
the
expanding
techniques
completely automatic computer
replacing the Libratrol-500
a
without
,
;
system
has been designed for connection to
existing equipment L
processing plant for industries such as chemical
processing,
utility, gas distribution, petroleum
refining, steel and alumi¬
num
production,
atomic
energy
ana
any
hazardous
process.
The
Libratrol-500 is manufactured and system
engineered by Librascope,
Inc.,
another
subsidiary.—V,
188,
p.
749.
in
any
electrical
"
J
General Waterworks Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Howard
Butcher,
III,
President, on Sept. 16 announced that a
majority of tne common stockholders of New Rochelle Water
Co. have
proposed in writing to exchange their stock so that
New
r
•
will
.
-
become
The
acquisition
of
its
net
income
.General
of
$100
a
controlled
$90,000,000,
across
its
a
second
by
offer
par
5%
convertible
preferred,-" The
convertible
for
New
Rochelle
gross
about
will
subsidiary
New
to
boost
General's
$15,000,000
and
total
will
assets
each
into
will
one
share
of
share
of
New
cents
pay. 80
General
Rochelle
•
wRh the Securities and Exchange Commission
by
prospectus to the New
holders.—V. .188, p. 948.
a
Rochelle
.
„
before
an
and
common
Offer
is
preferred
made
stock¬
-
Genung's," Inc. — Stock Offered
An underwriting
group headed by G. H. Walker & Co. on Sept. 17 offered
145,525 shares of common stock (par $1) at $9.25
share.
This
offering
was
oversubscribed and the books
closed.
-
-
•
-
-
-
PROCEEDS—Part of the net proceeds from the
financing will be
applied to the repayment of current bank
borrowings totaling approxi¬
mately $1,000,000. The balance of the proceeds will be added
■.u.
eral
funds
poses,
of
the company
to
to
be
including air-conditioning
available
for
"Rowland's"
general
in
gen-
corporate pur-
Bridgeport,
Conn,
45
and
J.
Cheatham
June
of
to
years,
of
birthday,
first
net
1958.
30,
were
to
'
filed
with
the
SEC
is
total
sales
for
the
period.
:
an
amendment
on
Sept. 16, 1958
1,000,000 shares
additional
349.
:;V
maneuverability
calls
future
for
Force
missions
Aircraft by
the Flight Control Laboratory
according to an announcement
Center,
%%;!%'-
detailed "mission
interceptor,
reconnaissance
analyses"
and
concerning .the
strategic
188, p. 444.
bomber
air-
•
:
the
located
Board
the
and
Keener,
the
of
board,
of
in
New
in
out¬
York
San
Directors,
he
will
company
then as
directors
President,
now
Oct.
1,
1958.
continue
to
-
and "
Development
transient
its
the
of
fluffy
a
hundreds
of
he
has
of
the
Chairman
•
press
a
this
conference
"
■
•
of
in
New
■
of
the
York
protect
are
being
and
.
produced
EM
472
for
in
two
in
use
transistor
on
Manager,
equipment.
models,
Sept.
15
vthe
new
EM 446 for
laboratory
and
ground
,
,
units are rated for
continuous. operation at'" 32 VDC and 1$
Amps.,
arid satisfy military specifications, MIL-E-5272.
Other
outstanding features are portability, lightweight, short circuit
proof, high
reliability, no stand-by power and little line drop.
The
units
are
protected
against
voltage.—V.
188,
reversed
polarity,
949.
p.
-
.
inductive
kick-back
and
over-vj:t:"-"V:-f'
Hallmark Greeting: Card Co.—To
Create Spanish Car<3
Line for Latin America—
Versatile
powder that "improves the
existing products ranging from
on Sept.
17 by B. F. Goodrich
••
to
Chairman.
Production
division
designed
Both
white
of
announced
was
instkunent,
new
applications,
support
The
production
a
eliminators
airborne
announced
which
of
circuits from
high-voltage transients, was announced
by the corporation's Engineered Magnetics Division.
.According
to
James
G.
Alexakis,
Division
relinquish
in
Gulton Industries, Inc.— Announces
Development of
Transient Eliminations—4
Francisco
he
as
company said the $26,000,000 of revolving credit would be
used
general corporate purposes.'—V. 188,
p. 852.
City,
are" in
the
that
serve
Volume
notes
.
its meeting on Sept.
position of Chief
himself would, at
at
fill
to
and
"
.
Commission
on kov. 27, 1957,
authorized the company to Issue
aggregating $18,000,000 between Dec. 1.
1957
and
Nov.
30, 1958.
The applicant proposes to issue the
additional notes
before Dec. 1, 1,958.
'
for
headquarters
of
that
18,
of
$18,000,000.
The
maintained
President
as
B;
that
a
$3,000,000
This marks
ported
I
for
thick¬
•
'
in
pharmaceuticals, polishes, waxes, inks,
and oilproof coatings, textile printing, and in in¬
specialties, Mr. Hoover said, adding that Carbopol is non¬
arid is. relatively unaffected -by temperature and
aging.
"In •■ addition to
improving, existing; products," he said, "Carbopol
already has made possible many new products by providing outstand¬
ing physical appearance and performance heretofore not
possible."
in
.
»'
a
regular
cards
residents
and
to
South
tourists,
but
American
had
countries
never
for
offered
•
English-
cards
in
tongue.-*-:.';y;;v.-'v-;".v.vy^:;!1;'""'--V:v.
The
'
family of polymers" '
discovered
its
spbaking
native
first
largest
cards
Executive
plant
,
of
the
time in its 50-year
history that the company,
greeting card publisher, has produced an assortlanguage other than English.
C. E.
Goodman,
Vice-President, explained that the company long lias ex-
world's
mpiit
Co.,
at Calvert City, Ky., for the. production of the
water-soluble polymer called Carbopol.
The plant,
which
on
Sept. 17, has an immediate capacity of 70,000
month.
a
Sept. 4 announced it will create a new line of
greeting
cards
for
residents
of
Latin
American .]
on
countries.
the
Goodrich
company
Spanish-language
:
■
-
F.
completed
powder is useful also
paints,
contract
of
The
Carbopol •makes cosmetics' a rid toothpaste smoother, eliminates
dry- •
ing and caking often found in creams and lotions,
gives good flow
qualities to any paste or liquid dispensed from plastic bottles or
tubes, "
and
can
elmininate
the ^'shake
well before using" requirement for
virtually every product normally needing that" labor, Mr. Hoover said.
The
of
Engineering Corp.—AF Contract—
awarded Grumman
short-term
after
Earnings
operation
a
,
The company has filed a
supplemental application with the Federal
Commission seeking authorization to issue
up to $26,000,000 in
short-term promissory notes in lieu of
a
present authorization limited
profits
ChJJhKnan of the Board,
Sept.
Officer
that the hoard
as
qualities
at
a
,
Gulf States Utilities Co.—To
Increase Debt Limit—•
$147,649,368,
3,472,078 shares
Division
is
are
Chairman of
65th
Ward
of
been
50%
Air
been
The
the
■!i:
*
-
company's new line, which will also include gift
wrappings
party
items,
will
be
offered
initially in Puerto Rico, Cuba,
Panama, Peru,
the Dominican Republic,
Venezuela,
and
Guatemala,
Salvador
and
follow
distribution
as
The
line
"Hallmark
able
will
The
be
Cards"
those
to
187,
p,
with
known
there
introduction
arrangements
and
in
in
other
Ei
markets
.
to
completed.
—
country;'.
cards
are
are
"Tarjetas Hallmark"
Spanish for ■)include year-around offerings
compar¬
as
will
this
language
which
waterproof
Rica,
—
offered
Spanish
in
areas
—V.
Costa
also
;
will
be
available
in
r-
.
U.
many
;
%
S.
concentrations of Spanish-speaking residents.
776.
dustrial
Ilartfield Stores Inc.—August Sales Increased—
toxic
Mr.
Hoover
predicted
industry where it could
great
be
potential
used
to
for
make
the
foods
material
in
the
'
exceeded
—v.
stable,
Aug. 31—
188,
p.
preventing the clogging of nozzles in spray applications.
Carbopol is the result of five years of research and development
by
Goodrich
scientists
diversify and grow
said.*
and
is
part
of
through products of its
the
company's
own
creation,
.
.
-
program
Mr.
-
to
Hoover
v *.
.
649,
.
W.
fering to Common Stockholders—
The
Sept.
12,
ferred
stock
writing
&
1958,
to
be
offered
The
supplied
of
F.
F.
Goodrich
»
Co.
by
The
net
proceeds to be
stock will become
preferred
will
corporation
Sept.
11
of
shared,
on
filed
a
common
letter
stock
of
'notification
to be
offered
at
With
-—V.
the
($1.,
par
without
for
Grand Union <po.—August Sales Up—.
'Period
End.'Aug. 31—
SAles
—V.-188,
L__
p.
949.»
^
'
" •
1958—5 Weeks—1957 -1958—26 Weeks—1957
$45,959,823 $39,893,336 $234,632,825 $207,351,901
.....
.public
Co.
through
Inc.,
an
under¬
Dean
and
Witter
terms
to
are
.
,
be
•
.
received
from
the
sale
the
of
series
G
.
anticipates raising additional funds for its
through an offering in
the
near
future
stock
common,
common
such
offering will not be
any of such shares will be issued.
anticipated that additional funds for the
that
is
be
obtained
185,
p.
from
sundry
and
depreciation
realizations,
the
nature
sale
and
of
construc¬
of
42,350
stockholders.
It is expected
underwritten.
No
representation
is
its
to
and
retained
other
>
construction
accruals,
earnings,
additional
amount
of
securities when
which are not now
1386.
program
consumers*
temporary
•
-
and
bank
as
re¬
determined.
•
Ilelene Curtis Industries, Inc.—Notes Placed
Privately
Gidwitz, Chairman of the Board, on Sept. 17,
announced that F. Eberstadt & Co. had
negotiated for
—Gerald
the
:
of
borrowings,
quired, the
.
underwriting.—The proceeds are to be- used
inventory, equipment-and plant; advertising and working capital.
per
company
contribution,
Grand Prix, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With SEC—
The
that
will
plant near Melbourne, Victoria for the manufacture
of tires,
and other- products, will be started before Jan. 1,
1959.—
V.. 188, pp. 949 and 1044.
"
SEC'covering 300,000 shares
&
Helene
Curtis
company
the
private
placement
of
$2,000,000 of 5V2% senior promissory notes due 1970Jinr
Helene Curtis, one. of the major factors in the
beauty salon supplies,
toiletries and fragrance industries, will use the funds for additional
working
,
be
program
shares
It
a
.
the
underwriting
part of the general funds of the
company
applied toward the cost of its construction
program.
The company's construction
budget for 1958 calls for total estimated
expenditures of $11,459,000, and its planned expansion
program
for
the four-year period 1958-1961 calls for total
estimated expenditures
of $44,172,000.
,
•
•
%
made
Associated
with B. F. Goodrich in the new
company will be Ampol
Petroleum, Ltd;, and other Australian investors, Mr. Gulick said.
-Construction of
to
.
The
B.
sale
"
on
pre¬
.
tion
Goodrich Australia, Ltd., has been announced
President of International B. F. Goodrich Co., a
of B.
for
headed by Dillon, Read
public offering price and
amendment.
group
Co.
*
,s
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
covering 225,000 shares of.series G cumulative
company
The
Gulick,
C.
division
.---■;;-v.
Electric Co., Ltd.—Registers
Proposed Pre¬
ferred Stock Offering With SEC—Also Plans
Rights Of-
.
^Organization
-
Hawaiian
and
Australian Affiliate Organized—
by
i
• 1958—Month—1957
1958—7 Months—1957
$1,909,891 ; $1,829,536 $11,514,217 $11,162,061 "
our
expectations," he said,, "the new plant at Calvert
City ;
fortunately has been designed so that capacity can readily be doubled
and quadrupled as use of Carbopol
spreads to other industries."
Mr. Hoover said other specific
advantages imparted to products by
the addition of Carbopol included:
the improvement of color values
and flow" properties' in printing inks;
stabilizing emulsions and sus¬
pending abrasives in waxes and. polishes; improving the flow of
tex-y
tured'paints by setting up a resistance to running and dripping; and
F.
Period Ended
Sales
food
attractive! and edible." He pointed out that it
already has been accepted for use
in drugs taken internally.
."Although the versatility and acceptance of the new material has '
more
—
per
fund
craft.—V.
1958.
company
Western
and
,
,
ended
average
of
with
ening, suspending, dispersing and emulsifying."
annually and be
Waterworks com¬
1
I"
between.
registration statement cover ing an
capital stock
lc par value —V
188,
roles
unlisted
$3.50
(now selling at approximately 21),
After five years the second
preferred will be callable at $25.
,:
v
i
:
'.The plan requires hearings before the New
York P. U. Commission,
the Arkansas P. S. Commission and
filing a registration statement
mon
amounted
.'Mf. Hoover described Carbopol as the f'first of
whichihe-said is >The most-versatile iigent ever
B.
preferred stockholders one share
preferred and one share of a
voting
tor
Wright Air Development
issued Sept. 19."
plywood products
Far West, account
,
increase
Rochelle
voting first
preferred for
years
will
revenues
General
15%,
second; preferred
six
of
Rochelle
Waterworks
Corp.
the
President.
Plant
powder,
$5,517,682 respecGroup funds.
■
$86,000 study contract to determine the
basic
requirements of aircraft which will perform future
5.000
,
Libratrol-500
system is developed around a highly
reliable,
digital computer.
The unusual
aspect of ilie system
provision for a full range of process control—from
accurately
processing data that provides understandable information to a
human
Operator, to complete automatic: control of the
a
months
on
the
Hoover,. President, of
pounds
,
rapid-response
control
R.
began
is. the
"»•
sales
871,990,803
months
of
toothpaste to asphalt"Chemical Company,
has
•
•
The
of
six
$144
six
Executive
Officer
disclosed
..
■
19
request
J.
r
.*•
his
Chief
performance
an
.
1957
sales
Begins
New Polymer—
Sept. 15 at
Inc., Chicago,
Controls,
-
the
and
the
%
Grumman Aircraft
:
New
computerized
concept Js based on the need- to recognize
integral part of the processing system.
The
provisions in the Libratrol-500 provide
adaptability for a wide variety
of process control
requirements as the result of applying the
system
engineering; approach. to the problems of process control.
Systems
engineering recognizes the need for designing
every
element qf a
complex system in terms of its contribution to the
final output,
and
with due regard lor the
inter-relationship of each particular element
With the other elements of the
system. The concept embraces reliable
,' on-lirie ' control
tcr
provide optimum process productivity,
quality,
economy and safety.
•
'
*
as
Oollyer,
of
for
elected
the
on
"Libratrol-500"
control
process
in
of
An
Goodrich Co.—Keener is Chief Officer—
of
Volume
to
of
were
office
31,
the transfer of stock
York.—V. 187, p. 2800.
Executive
General Precision Equipment Corp.—New
Product—
the
plywood,
located
to
another
p.
19,000
1956;
net
profits,
after
taxes,
14.8%
over
the preceding year.
the
first
"Mr. Collyer said
:
-
the
for
Pamplin is
eve
served
mills,
oi'
admitted
$462,176
are
to
one
its
of
Exchange at the opening
Board.
City.
The Motorama will move to the National
in Boston where it opens Nov. 8.—V.
188, p. 1044.
(computer
.
,
Waldorf-Astoria
York
.Guard Armory
•
the
been
Stock
over
reported
the
John Lyon
space
to
21.7%
share
(B. F.)
on
in
the
employed
car
Hotel
to
of
West Coast—
on
have
Coast
for
position
automatically and control passenger comfort.
The
first public
display of Firebird III will be at
Motors Motorama of 1959 which
opens Oct.
v
B.
Agents
arid New
wheel,
automobile
Doc.
general off ices
Ore!
Owen R.
Portland,
.car—
company's
production.
increase
an
for
.the
and
value,
par
Pacific
leading producer
a
ended
executive
Robert
steering
easiest-to-drive
of
of
common
The
.
inspired,
age
is
$4,003,058
-
y appearance as
•
space
from
importantly to over-all results, Mr. Ahbe
noted, was
eight-month gain of $17,964,900 for The Common
Stock Fund to u
value of $45,223,704.
This fund, largest in the
Group family,
are
Shares
lo.
company
of
standing
•
which
'nit <A two-passenger,
.
first
Sept.
year
increase
taxes
,
Firebird—the
•
system
any
figures
Registers Additional Shares With SEC—
severally
if
conversions
accounted
three
numbers
below,
•>
.
sales
Power
the
$8,531,727,
Compression
•
the
The
85%
over
;;n
5.as been " built and tested successfully by this Corporation, John F.
Gordon,: .-President, announced' on
Sept. 10.
"
] 'Firebird III is the first car ever
designed around a single stick..
control
have
respective
forth
,
shares
to
Hemphill, Noyes! & Co..
Smith, Ramsay & Co., Inc.
24,000
$1
on
,
carburetor,
is
,
■
11,781
granted
Sales
$3,872,254 during
brings the eight- '
according to John L. Alibe, Vice- •
of
Distributors
Group,
Inc.,
the
and
present
lias
company
For
Also Announces New
Experimental Firebird—
new
are
and
of
*
*
<
totaled
year,
iContributing
upon
reserved
fox-
_
Inc.__
stocks,
on
lumber.
and
10.5-to-l
when. equipped
with
Dynoflow, transmission.
•s
Buick's redesigned-' twin turbine
Dynaflow transmission is standard
on all but LeSabre
series.
Triple turbine Dynaflow, with its improved
performance, is optional on all series.
..A
set
$27,529,954,
Director
shares
last
e
an
issuance
below
the
company
97,825
Co.
common
This
,
ratio
(■.
named
company
the
p. 852.
business
four-
a
The
Co
Brooks &
trading privileges
compression ratio is 10.5-to-l.
Wildcat engine" in" LeSabre has an
364-cubic inch displacement
and is
equipped with a two-barrel carburetor. A four-barrel
improves
the
of
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Listing
two
wheelbase
•The
which
shares
options
over
a
in
This
underwriters
from
stock
common
'
carburetor.
of
to
fund's
result of the sharp increase in
sales, as well as appreciation
investments of the various
funds, total net assets or Group
Securities rose $35,251,700 in the
eight-month period to $127,458,634,a record high for this
25-year old mutual fund.
and
and
_
barrel
exercise
upon
total
and
this
195 Vf?
of
of
models, Eiectra
and
H.
PL
Hardtop models are under 55 inches in
height, but headroom remains
approximately the same as last year.
plectra • and'; Invicta models are
equipped with a completely new
Wildcat V-8
engine
issuance
purchased:
19.
LeSabre, the lowest-priced in
performer, and Eiectra, the luxury
length of 220.6 inches.
225,
•
52,G32
for
Shines
showrooms
series,
mounted
are
in
The
overall
purchase" warrants,
reserved
conversion of convertible debentures
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
shares
last
are
eiuploxees.
rear.
than
stock
common
sales
tively of
treasury shares.
of
stock
upon
reserved
are
eliminating wind
Four-door hardtops' feature a
giant
outstanding
inches
issuance
•
huge
'
LeSahre
measure
■
into
of
use
shares
of
of
iiicrease
company.
Included in these
.
on
the
lavish
a
back
motion.
and
come
series.
:
shows
curve
names.
cars
The
line;
models
lower
are
The
the
17
''picture window'' in the
models
been
of
windshields that
curved glass
■
.§26,700
exercise
!
.......
purchases
President
.
on
1957
$4,125,441
1958—Month—1957
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$9,089,315
$9,529,131 $50,423,189 $58,889,354
__
1044.
p.
an
month
354,992 Shs,
earnings ratios arid other provisions of the indenture.
("Interest payable at
jtlje rate of 5 "i for the first year,
commencing
1, 1958 and increasing
.each year thereafter until
maturity.
liNot including 108 shares held
by the company as
General Motors Corp.—Introduces Three
New Series—- ;
1958
I
sponsor
in
Feb.
•Buiek
188,
August,
40,000 shs.
payable
year,
,
:|:Tht
••
Group Securities, Inc.—Stock Sales
Up 195%—
112,532 shs.
§1,000,000 shs.
one
-
Green Co. Inc.—August Sales Off—
Investor
1,000,000
value!3,000 shs.
par
*
.
773,500.
series
within
9
$4,828,362
i
—V.
par»____
clue
'
;
Period Eud. Aug. 31—
Sales
Feb. 1, 1962
<$100
<$1
$31,298
ments) of • $2,608.
$ :
V!' %y■
.
188, p. 649.
,
(II. E.)
Outstanding
500,000
par
stock
stock
•'Includes
•
6V'a %
..!;/■'■;
PRESENT FINANCING
\
due
1958—8 Mos.—1957
33,454,940 234,483,268 228,995,333
Sales
I
1977-1
^Subordinated debs.,
"•>'.%'
649.
p.
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Inc.—August Sales Up—
stock
£$5,060,000
Aug. 1, 1975
Convertible: debentures,
36,154,370
;—
—V., 188,
dividends
a
1958—Month—1957
)";$
$
•
Sales
year
dividends have been paid on the common
Currently the company pays quarterly common
cents
Grant Co.—August Sales Increased—
Period End. Aug. 31—
In
one
fiscal
same
(W. T.)
chain's
and
name
$10,336,486.
due
Bell, President,
on
Sept. 12 announced acquisition of
the r plant,, production facilities, formulas
and. U. S.
rights to the
brands and trade-marks of
Spratt's Patent (America) Ltd. of
Newark,
N. J. which is a
subsidiary of Spratt's Patent Ltd. of England, originators of baked
dog biscuits.
^Principal products of- Spratt's Patent ( America) Ltd.
are
Spratt's
Assorted Dog Biscuits, Fibo (a kibbled
dog food), dog biscuits of several
other types,
Spratt's Cat Food and foods for pet birds and fish.—
V, 188, p. 749.
■
Genung
Sinking fund debentures, 5series
Inc.;—Acquires Spratt Firm—,
H.
of
Debentures
100.000
•
Ciiarles
the
Authorized
t
188, p. -851.
General Mills,
•
under
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
150,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co._
350,000
10 department stores
Connecticut.
Nine of the
and
150,000
____________
350,000
,
to
1940.
17Va
150,000
Staats & Co.
525,000
Co._
Co
of
250,000
150,000;
Ryons & Co
operates
operated
DIVIDENDS—Cash
250,000
Marks
are
Sales
amounted
250,000
M.
Weeks___
.
$8,996,813.
350.000
Goodbody «te Co
525,000
________
stores
Bridgeport, Conn., under the name/Rowlands." The
latter, acquired
by Genung as of Jan! 31, 1958, is
Bridegport's largest full line de¬
partment store whole sales during the fiscal year ended Jan.
31 totaled
Jackson
Schwabacher & Co
Shields & Co.
The
BUSINESS—The corporation
in Westchester
County, N. Y.
capital
to
finance
Its
rapidly
expanding
sales.
,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
(1156)
12
ren
546.
p,
fining iron ore.
struct
for the first time nuo
the
Edwin
Counsel
Sept.
of a share.
No underwriting is involved.
proceeds are to be used to repay Crompton
The
working capital,
The corporation
Hurt
Joel
Co., Inc. and for
Wyo.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 100,000 shares of $1 par value
common
stock was made on September 15 by Bear,
Stearns & Co. at $7.25 per share with a dealer's conces¬
sion of 50 cents per share.
It was quickly completed.
—V. 187, p. 1433.
y.ar sales
record set by
Held
ment—It
was
amendment
an
2906.
Minn,
Sept.
on
Sept. 9
—Riter & Co. and Walter Kruge & Co., Inc., on
publicly offered 90,000 shares of common stock (par 100)
and 30,000 warrants to purchase common stock in units
of three shares of stock and one warrant to purchase
share of
Each
exercisable
is
warrant
The price per unit is $6.87 V2.
stock.
common
ancl
011
after Nov.
1959 but not later
1,
Nov.
1961
1,
payment
upon
tile
to
company
interest.
received
the
from
$200,000
to
intends to
company
sale
be
the
of
borrowed
common
from
apply
the
stock
and
bank,
a
to
be
together
warrants,
the
in
proceeds
net
following
order
of
retire
for the
existing
bank loan:
manufacture
to
add
production
the
to
equipment
the present
of
line of items (acetate containers);
to. increase promotion,
advertising and sales activites in all plastic
fields in which the company may be engaged; to purchase machinery
a
,e5.V!piru;nt for entering
a
new field involving the use of plastics
addition to acetate such as "insite"; to engage In engineering and
experimental operations relative to the uses and manufacture of new
plastic materials; and the balance to be used as additional working
m
BUSINESS—The
at
400
maintains
a
is
company
transparent
of
corporation's
The
Nepperhan
sales
office
acetate
and executive offices are lo¬
Yonkers, N. Y.
The company also
Ave.,
at
primarily
West
225
engaged
containers
57th
St.,
the
in
used
N.
York,
New
manufacture
packaging
for
of
large
a
Y.
The
loan
5($
4'.2
10-year conv. G7c
stock
Common
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
variety
31,
In
debs, due Apr. 1, 1966
through
payable
is
loan
future
*294,000
10c)
bank
Outstanding
$200,000
78,900
750,000 shs.
has
given
the
company
f!598,413 shs.
commitment
a
for
a
amount of $200,000 covering a period
of approximately
Repayment is to be made $10,000 per quarter, starting Jan.
and
The
Authorized
the
1959
due
October,
Jan.
be
to
equipment.
31,
1962.
1963.
secured
The
A
by
final
The
a
interest
rate
substantial
$40,000
of
payment
is
5'*
amount
of
per
will
j'JUt
,,
additionally
are
iftt?
1966,
f'Does
or
of
agrees
be
and
to
pay
net
cash
any
current
been
dividends
assets
are
at
all
restricted
until
times.
as
to
it
offer
Smith,
Barney
& Co.—V.
include
the
of
39,450 shares
convertible
common
stock
of
common
6<*>
stock
debentures
reserved
for
be
to
Net
the
construction
the
internal
from
time
of
sale
The
term
to
will
bank
time.—V.
be
Commission—
program
and from
warrants
the issuance of
additional securities of
types of securities to be sold and the time or
determined in the light of conditions prevailing.
loans
188,
may
p.
be
utilized as
temporary
Magor Car Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Fed
income
Income
Show Gain—
in
a
Vice-President of Marine Midland
Chemical Corp., Standard Financial Corp.,
Montgomery Ward &
direc¬
NATO
Co., Inc.—August Sales Off—
-.
1958—7 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Aug. 31—
taxes
1957
$2,563,798
taxes
92,464,710
Sales
188",
profit
paid
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per common share
—V. 178, p. 1274.
Chemical Co.—Listing in New
772,956
389,700
York—
Stock Exchange have ap¬
proved for original listing 950,000 $1 par common shares ofithis com¬
pany, which was incorporated in 194b. and derives its principal source
of income from Its 50'i>
ownership of the capital stock, and its man¬
agement of operations, of Montrose Chemical Corp.
of California,
which is the largest United States producer of DDT.
The company
is directly engaged in the production of
organiG chemicals., such as
plasticizers, insectieidal chemicals and chemicals used in the -precision
casting of metals and. more recently, in the production of boron com¬
pounds and of a monomer used to produce a polymer that enters into
a
of Governors
Board
solid fuel rocket
A
total
of
of the American
component.
947.600
.
$1 par value, were
Exchange ot: Sept. 22.
Calif. ,and Henderson,
Co.'s plant and executive offices
aocated
Rothberg is President, General Manager and
shares
of
common
stock.
to trading on the Pacific Coast Stock
Montrose California has plants at Torrance,
admitted
at
Montrose Chemical
Newark, N. J. Pincus
director.—V. 188, p. 351.
$1,469,831
1,858,697
959,300
$
$
$
93,815,457 564.386,389 559,820,777
1046.
p.
Montrose
The
a
Muller-Wolil Co.
Month
Net
been
New York and a former
Nev.
.
1958
profit on sales
before
financing from
1046.
Year Ended June 30—•
for
investment advisor, /has
Plan of New York. He was formerly
tor of the office of economic affairs. United States Mission to
and European Regional Organization.—V.
188, p. 149.
—V.
balance,
sources
company.
Prov.
reserved for con¬
April 1, 1966
of
Corp., is a director of Sun
and the Health Insurance
covering
and
Gross
of
Co.—Registers Proposed Bond
temporary financing
i$10;000,000 outstanding at June 30,
together with other funds of the company,
will be applied
to meet other construction program costs to be in¬
curred during 1958 and 1959.
The prospectus states that is expected
that the company's continuing construction program will require addi¬
tional funds
in I960 and subsequent years,
which will be obtained
its
1958),
Profit
due
exercise
Trust Co.
company
1958,
Dividends
10-vear
shares
fund
ofliccs
indicated, it is expected
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
$11,000,000 oj first mortgage bonds, 1988 series,
offered for public sale at' competitive bidding.
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used to pay the
The
10,
Director—
of directors of this corporation, newest entry
field whose shares were recently underwritten by
syndicate headed by Ira Haupt & Co., investment bankers with
in New York, Chicago and Dallas.
Mr. Vultee, former Administrative Vice-President of Marine Midland
be formed by Lehman
187, pp. 2335 and 1786.
Offering with Securities and Exchange
is
10-year convertible 6% debentures due April 1,
converted into common stock of the company and
and
financial
Vultee,
-SEC an
covering
par value.
of capital stock, si
$
Madison Gas & Electric
The deben-
loan
shares
effective.
proposed stock ofering proceeds aes
be underwritten
by a group to
and
D. C. investment company filed with Vt-he
11. 1958 to its registration statement
Sept.
250,000
F.
Fund, Inc. — Registers
Commission—
the board
to
mutual
the
consist of
becomes
on
Automation
and Exchange
Howard F. Vultee Elected a
Reward
elected
share
new
including the $11,285,000 of debentures,
&
Washington.
additional
an
Issued to Clinton Foods. Inc.
purchased
Securities
This
Offering—
additional common stock on the
will
Brothers
redemption,
the
Missiles-Jets
stockholders the right to subscribe to
it was announced on Sept. 17.
is necessitated by Lorillard's con¬
expansion which have set new sales and earn¬
the past year.
intention is to
statment
the
If
that
Short
and
reissued.
not
of
30,000
not
of the
The
With
stock,
common
loan,
Junior to the bank loan and
have
cannot
version
one
tration
annum.
workin£ capital at not less than $150,000. The company
two-thirds
to
in December 1954
Clinton's Snow Crop division. Clinton
to Standhaving previously sold publicly $5,500,000 of the deben¬
latter arc still outstanding.—V. 188, p. 151
were
Maid
its assets,
Brands,
tures.
for each eight shares held. The company cur¬
shares of common stock outstanding so that the
approximately 363,000 shares.
Under
present plans, a registration statement will be filed with
the Securities and Exchange Commission early in November, with the
offering price to shareholders to be determined at the time the regis¬
times
present
ord
to Standard. Brands was
. '
' : .
by $1,300,000- at d'he. fume
Draper said.
debentures
Minute
sold
later
term loan
reduced its
also
paid
consideration
total
The
Mr.
The
when
has 2.905,654
be
however, is subject to the company's
raising $1/0 000 net new equity money prior to or concurrent with
tnis
loan.
Under
the
terms
of
this
loan
the
will agree
company
down
time,
short term bank loans incurred by the company as
FINANCING
$200,000
years
(par
York
loan
Inc.—New Listing-
value
financing, it was stated,
offer will
new
for
Bank
shares
present
of
basis
The
semi-rigid
J
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
reissued,
Maid
-
fund requirements
Brands' books at
which will be held for sinking
had been carried on Standard
debentures,
not-
$4,562,743.
$5,042,000.
plans to offer
company
new
growth
ings records in
plant
products.
*T*o«ir
par
b
capital.
cated
This
additional
rently
priority:
To
$1
Lorillal-d Co.—Plans Rights
(P.)
tinuing
PROCEEDS—The
with
The
and
Treasurer.
and
President
amendment
of $2.50 per share.
The debentures are callable by the company in whole or in part on
30 days' notice at
llO'.r
of face value and accrued interest during
the first year,
decreasing l'b
per
year
thereafter to maturity, at,
which time they will be redeemable at 100'3 of face value and accrued
than
corporation on Sept. 17 completed the, purchase from .Standard
Inc.
of $11,285,000
principal amount of Minute Maid 4'.r
debentures, it was announced by Daniel Draper. Minute Maid Vice-
common stock of this corporation
became effective on
the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange on Sept. 17.
The. company, with principal offices in Minneapolis, Minn., is the
only major lithium producer in the United States solely engaged in
the production ol a diversified line of lithium compounds and lithium
metal
products.
Lithium is the lightest metallic element and the
third lightest
of all elements.
The company
is reported to supply the largest dollar volume of
lithium products to industrial
and Government consumers, with the
possible exception of the Atomic Energy Commission.—V. 188, p. 1C43.
the
,
Corp.—Completes Purchase of Debs.—
Minute Maid
.
J. E. Plastics Manufacturing Corp.—Securities Offered
1958—3 Mos.—1947
1958—9 Mos—1957
$12,110,317 $14,959,805 $41,963,752 £49.364,329
712,373
1,728.889
4,413,489 "U27.382
372,575
917,000
2,303,400 . 3/728,700
•
larnings
Minute
of
••
Subs.)—Earnings—
This
11,
Lithium Corp. of America,
(&
Inc.
Brands
that his firm already is
revealed
Listing
one
in the world.
shown by LeTourneau since the com¬
equipment business more than five years
Vice-President, said price of the 70-ton machines
class."
•
planning even larger earthmovers
within the near future.
Some of these larger ones, he said,
will have roughly twice the work capacity of the history-making Go¬
liath on display here this week.—V.
188, p. 894.
investment company filed with the SEC
1958 to its registration statement covering
additional 5,000,000 shares of capital stock, 50c par value.—V. 187,
Minneapolis,
Thl6
Net
the $100,090
"in
registration statement with/*he SEC on
of Working Interests -It;properties
a
$339,798 ■} $811,889 $2,110,089 $3,398,632
"Earnings per share
. • '$0.24
$0.61
$1.52
$2.56
"Based on number of shares outstanding at the dose of each of
the periods.-—V. 187, p. 457.
this corpora¬
earthmoying
LeTourneau,
L.
Also he
sales•'4
before taxes—
Provision for taxes-.-2
ago.
Minn.—
With SEC—
|
V:
Period End. July 31—
Net
The giant dirt-eater is labeled with a 70-ton work capacity, roughly
equivalent to 50 to 60 cubic yards.
This is more than double the
capacity of average,scrapers previously marketed by any manufacturer.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
an
filed
corporation
Oklahoma City, Okla.—
Inc.,
17,
1958 covering $224,000
in Uintah County, Utah.
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
Inc.—Unveils Largest Earthmover
will end today (Sept. 22) when
the largest find most, powerful
earthmoving
tlie
left
pany
R.
Minneapolis,
Inc.,
Minerals,
Earnings
unveils
officially
will be
Fund,
This
Sept.
—
tion
1, 1983.—V. 145, p. 1102.
Stock
1958—8 Months—1957
$45,828,134 $40,139,377
scraper ever marketed anywhere
Also it is the first earthmover
Co.,
000 of 4%%
Investors
plant
Registers Proposed Offering
188, p. 350.
(It. G.) LeTourneau,
privately, through Blyth & Co., Inc., $1,000,first mortgage bonds, series "D," due Sept.
has placed
Co.,
Pa.
is part of Merck's new $5,000,000 facilities for .expanded
production of ultra-pure silicon for the electronics industries. Wigton-Abbott Corporation also installed all of the process equip¬
ment for the new project and designed and constructed alterations to
one
of the existing plant structures.—V.
188, p. 1046. \
/
Corp.—August Sales Lower—
31—
1958—Monti,—1957
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$13,901,244 $14,348,610 $92,677,542 $97,482,617
Months of speculation
Danville, 111.—Private Place¬
announced on Sept. 17 that the company
Water
&
The
located
Period End. July
—V.
program
Inter-State
Merck
Danville,
G50,
Sales
from
stores,
pany's
20?* to
lias
J„
N.
;:'*j'
He added that "the sale of all but two depart¬
an original chain of 17, is in line with the com¬
to concentrate and to expand its operations in the
of natural resources,"—-V. 188, p. 247.
ment
field,
Lerner Stores
loss included
derived from
operated only
compared with eight units throughout the first
Completed—
Corporation, engineers and constructors of Plaincompleted a $1,500,000 chemical process ^/lant for
Inc.,
at the chemical company's Cherokee .plant
in
Wigt on-Abbott
year.
'
a
Muy 31, 1958, as
months of 1957."
six
Merck & Co., Inc.—New Plant
ahead ol
Off—
1958—Month—1957
$5,546,636 $5,668,614
'
-y'^
p.
650.
p.
Mid-America
Bryant Inc.—August Sales
-
188.
Higher—
1958—7 Months—1957
$12,642,000 $12,507,000 $77,999,000 $78,454,000
1958—Month—1957
...
.
V.
350.
p.
Sales'
V. 188,
deficit of $16,584 in the same 1957 period.
Frank L. Kellogg,
President, pointed out that "the
$560,109 of non-recurring items, and that sales were
the operation of six retail units,
lour of which were
to
183,
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Corp., on
Sept. 8 reported sales of $12,330,000 for the six months ended July 31,
1958, compared with these of $17,880,000 in the similar period a year
ago. The company
reported a loss of $1,256,125 for the six months
against
Sales
production
Lane
in Earnings
Department Stores
National
formerly
corporation,
This
V.
Stores Co. Inc.—August Sales
Period Ended Aug. 31—
capacity by the installation of amber glass, manufac¬
at its Palestine, Texas, plant and by the building of
a
completely new plant at Danielson, Conn., the first glass container
manufacturing plant built in New England. Initial production began in
Danielson late last month, and lull production is, expected by Sept. 15.
Current payrolls show between 2.700 and 2,800 employees, with an¬
other 200 to *300 expected to be added within the next few months.—
on
International Mining Corp.—Reports Loss
4.
be more than 18',«
188, p. 650.
V.
Mercantile
turing facilities
Sept. 17 filed a registration statement with liie
SEC covering $15,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, due 1988, to bo
offered lor public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds from the
sale of the bonds
will be used for partial payment of short-term
bank loans heretofore made lor interim financing of construction of
new
operating facilities. The company's major construction program
is expected to continue over the next several years.—V. 188, p. 1045.
company
•
Sept.
on
1958—4 Weeks—1957 1958—34 Weeks—1957
$8,308,373
$7,939,437 $74,602,073 '$72,427,175
Retail sales
Fa.—Split-Up Approved—
Knox,
the company in 1957. its previous high sales
first of this year, the company has added nearly
the
the
Sales Up—
Corp.—Current
Shoe
Melville
Period Ended Aug. 23—
Fund Certificates of Participation
value.
volume is reported to
Tiiis
its
Privately—The
This corporation is a water and sewer company operating -under
jurisdiction of the Illinois Commerce Commission.
shares of $6.25 par
new
tbo
Sold
Corp.
approved management proposals to
increase the authorized capital stock of the company from $4,000,000.
divided into 160.000 shares of $25 par value, to $6,250,000. divided into
1,000,000 shares of $6.23 par value, and simultaneously therewith to
split and change each presently issued share of $23 par value into four
Since
This
Both serve on
188, p. 1045.
shareholders
The
Co.—Registers With SEC—•
Power
Idaho
Keystone Custodian
500,000 shares of
Co., Cody,
(III.)—Notes
Corp.
about three months ago
Mass.
Boston,
Knox Glass Inc.,
Oil
Husky
$9,134,348 $63,751,050 $65,896,767
650.
p.
placed privately an
first mortgage bonds, due
April 1, 1978, through Percy Wilson Mortgage & Finance
Inc.—Registers With SEC
Custodial^ Funds,
1958—8-Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
31—
$8,931,583
188,
Meadowdale
other
Series B3.-V,
the Croinpton-Richmond
as
Co.
.
issue of $500,000 twenty-year
investment company filed with the SEC amend¬
ments on Sept. 15, 1958 to its registration statements seeking regis¬
tration of additional securities as follows:
1,000.000 shares of Key¬
stone
Custodian Fund Certificates of Participation Series S4;
and
This
Pa.
the
meet
to
company
ten-member direc¬
M.
Kermac
of
Facilities—
has authorized this company to con¬
McCrory Stores Corp.—August Sales Off—
Fuels Corp.—Two New Directors—
in the investment banking firm of
M. Silbert, President and General
Mines Co. of Los Angeles, Calif., on
elected to fill two vacancies in the
Nuclear Fuels Corp., Grants, N.
companies.—V. 187, p. 776.
were
of
Keystone
.
known
formerly
was
17
torate
boards
one
for
of
of
six months
company's
Period Ended Aug.
a
partner
and Bernard
the Pacific Uranium
Kennedy,
L
Brothers,
Lehman
first
*
Sales
Kermac Nuclear
Atlanta, Ga. — Files With
Commission—
The corporation on Sept.- 8 filed
a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 7,500 shares of common stock (par $10) and $200,000
of
10-year G'r
subordinated debentures due Aug. 31, 1968 to be
offered in units of three shares of common stock and one $80 deben¬
ture at $120 per unit.
Each $80 debenture Is convertible after March
15, 19G2 through Sept. 1, 19G3 for one $40 6%
debenture and three
shares ot common stock at $13.33 for Va
of a share; after Sept. 1,
1963 and until maturity each
$80 debenture mav bs exchanged for
$30 6<r
debenture and three shares of common stock at $16.66
the
application said the additional facilities will be
increased requirements of existing customers in
eastern Pennsylvania and New York
during the 1958-59 winter. The
FPC in June granted the company temporary authorization to con¬
struct and operate the facilities.—V. 188, p. 148,
—V.
Securities and Exchange
at
The
2800.
j).
over
operate about 34 miles of 20-inch pipeline and a ■regulating
an
estimated cost of about .$3,047,000 in Greene. Adams
and
needed
through
rolls conelectrical
thrown off and separated from quartz
which are poor conductors.—V. 187,
charge through to ground and is
and other materials in the ore
1958—Month—1957
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$1,478,053 S14.777.99fj $10,800,291
SI.311,842
48T
of
547.
York Counties,
and
...
.
increase
an
p.
Federal Power Commission
station,
producing machinery to refine materials for
the iron and steel industry.
High tension separation makes it possible
to obtain good recovery of ore from secondary deposits,
and to refine
low
grade ore to such an extent that it becomes comparable with
higher grade ores.
_
.
,
The Carpco separation process Involves passing the minerals
a
very high voltage corona discharge and over fast turning
nected to ground.
Iron, being a good conductor, passes the
188,
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co.—To Incr.
The
.
Manufacturing
This move takes Joy
minerals dressing field,
Hurt Factors, Inc.,
(Joel)
$923,129,
1957.— V.
188, p. 349.
—V.
p.
'
/
,
totaled
Sales Off—
Stores Corp.—August
„
188,'
President, said sales and earnings since June
30 continue the favorable trend
established in the first -half when
sales totaled $31,147,571, up 3'/a#, over half-year 1957, and earnings
Hoffman,
H.
James
Co.—Enters Into New Agreement—
This company has entered into a working agreement with Carpco
Research and Engineering Inc., Jacksonville, Fla., to manufacture and
sell
that
company's newly-developed high-tension separator lor re¬
capital.—V. 187, pa 2660.
Howard
Weinberg,
Favorable—
& Rubber Co.—Earnings
Mansfield Tire
under
War¬
Ross.
Joy Manufacturing
Service, Inc., Clinton, N. Y—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission— (
The corporation on Sept. 10 filed a letter of notification rlib the
SEC covering 3^5,000 of fi/i
convertible debentures due June 15, 1J<3
to be offered at par in denominations of SI.000 and *500.
The offering
will be underwritten by Mohawk Valley Investing Co., Inc., Dtica, N. Y.
The proceeds aie to be used for repayment of debt and lor working
Period End. Aug. 31—
company's restricted
—V.
Household Gas
Sales
or
the
note.
first mortgage
75,000 shares of common stock reserved
stock option plan for Herbert Magnes,
Mrs, Lois Goldstein, Martin Magnes, and Bruce
herein,
qualified
Center, Joliet, 111.—Private Placement—it was announced on Sept. 8 that the company
through Percy Wilson Mortgage & Finance Corp. has
negotiated the private placement of a $2,800,000 25-year
Hillcrest Shopping
$899,397
250,640
125,320
$7.17
$383,256
250,640
125,320
$3,06
of August—
Inc.—August Sales Decreased—
1958
*957
.
$3,294,877 >2,601,482
Sales
—V.
188, p.
650.
(Continued
on Dace
53)
v
Volume
188
Number 5779
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
Par
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Firestone
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced
during the current week.
table
second
a
in which
Then
show
we
follow with
the payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
we
payment date.
Per
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, common (quar.)
51
All
preferred
Canadian
Aluminum
S3.75
Dividend
of
<_o.
Aluminum
Art
v;
Metals
American Bankers
Class
A
Class
8'b
Insurance
Book
Co.
preferred
from, met
gains.
Payable
Inc.
in
1
1
10-20
1
10-20
10-
(quar. 1.1.
Ltd., common
8
9-2!)
10-
1
9-24
30c
12-
11-12
25c
(quar.>____
10-15
10-15
12-2!)
25c
10-
Gannett
1
1
9-22
11- 1
25c
10-
9-15
1
35c
10-24
9-26
10-10
6'<>; prior
preference
Bankers Commercial
6'Jo
C
(quar.)
Corp.
Trust
Co.
9-19
9-30
B
4'a'k
(P.
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-30
$1.50
(N."Y.)> (quar.)
10-
75c
(N. Y.)___...
Canadian
General
Investment,
Husky Oil, Ltd., «'< pfd. (quar.)_
Canadian Industries, Ltd., common (quar. )■__..
71 •!''<!
preferred
(quar.)
Carolina,
:_
___,
Series
Havana
6l,i-
Clinchfield
Ohio
Heinz
5r.c
Central
Public Utility
Central
.,
preferred
Chemical
from
Fund,
Cincinnati
Collins Radio Corp.,
Cohunbia River
4'V
Packers
Combined Insurance
Stock
con v.
of
pfd.
Stock
4.64fi
$1.90
common
Light &
preferred
Power
Co.—•
Crampton
&
at this
10- il
10-31
10-
8
11-1
10- 8
9-30
9-18
9-30
10-10
1
10-
6
1
10- 6
9-19
10-
10-3
1
A
net
Kidde
(Walter)
(Common
>
9-22
Lakeside
11-
9-22
I.arnaque
1
9-22
9-30
9-12
11-
/
1
10-3
Lee
11-
1
10-
3
11-17
Corp.
8c/o
pfd.
preferred
9-30
$6
11-25
11-
12-
1
11-20
10-17
9-26
10-16
(quar.)
15c
$60c
10-
9-30
10-
and
8
10-24
(series
12VaC
10-
1
$1.50
10-
1
9-15
$1
12-
1
11-15
10-15
Gas
common,..
Shoe
!
25c
9-29
9-22
25c
10-15
securities
net
103ic
10-27
17Vic
10-
registered
Textile
$20c
shares
Co.,
10-
3
9-22
1
Ltd.—
shares
9-30
______________
$20c
9-3Q
9-10
com.
Ltd.,
$15c
10.15
9-25
,$$1.75
10-15
9-25
A
(Md.)
37Vic
10-15
9-22
(quar.)__
pfd.
(accum.)
(accum.
B
Paper shares
Products
Consolidated
(quar.)
profits
plus
Marsh
(quar.)__
(quar.):
"
Manufacturing (quar.)
Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Fall
River Gas
Faultless
Federal
Federal
4.60'(i
Co.
class
(quar.)
Co.
Matthicssen
9-30
10-
9-26
'(N.
J.)
Paper Board,
preferred
—
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-18
9-23
10-
9-23
3
9-16
10-15
9-26
15c
10-31
10-15
9-30
9-19
12-30
12-19
(quar.)
40c
10-10
9-30
$1.25
common
10-10
9-30
$1.13
10-10
9-30
$1.54
10-10
9-30
$1.41
10-10
:
25c*
$1
plus
9-25
9-30
22 Vac
preferred tquar.)
9-30
9-30
9-23
i
9-15
10-
20Vac
25c
9-30
20c
(quar.)
9-20
9-17
9-10
...1
Tr'aitsportatibn—
1
62 (2C
10-
15c
(quar.)
'
1
9-15
9-30
9-15
11-1
10-15
011
Ltd.
10-20
Pump
10-15
9-30
9-26
9-18
25c
(s-a)
10-1
$10c
-----
12-
10-31
30C
10-
1
9-30
45c
common (quar.)
10-15
9-30
30c
9-30
i0-30
20C
10-14
10-1
9-16
9-30
9-17
10-1
9-1!)
37
,
Vac
18a
(quar.)
tc *
10-
$1.50
10-
1
com^
25c
payment
preferred
Products
(P.
A;
Rolir
9-22
l'b
9-24
$$1.25
(quar.)
h-* 0
1
9-17
»-»
9-15
preferred
Meyercord
Middle
>■
-
(quar.)________
States
35c
10-
1
9-19
—
1
10-
1
11-
Royal
—-
$25c
11-
—
1
10-15
10-31
10-17
1 Vic
10-31
10-17
9-30
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
25c
-
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-17
(quar.)__—
32c
5c
Electric
Telephone
of
Co.
9-22
10c
11-
1
10-20
Illinois—
9-30
9-18
12 Vac
9-30
9-19
(increased)——__________—
Shipping (quar.)—
$1.25
&
Power
RR..
class
A
40c
pfd.
1
10-
10-21
3
9-26
Vac
12
(quar.)
Light 4.30Vc
11-
(quar.)
10-
60c
—
Pacific
Missouri
H.),
preferred
Inc.
D
10-10
9-29
10-
9-15
$1.07 Va
1
1
9-19
10-10
12-
1
11-14
$1.02'a
4.36',5
-
10-15
$1.12 Vu
$1.25
9-30
9-17
97'ac
10-
1
10c
11-10
10-20
Molybdenum Corp. of Amer. (stock dividend)
1
11-
5
10-31
10-20
Montana
50c
10-27
10-
6
62*ic
10-31
10-20
Morris
9-30
9-
10-1
Motorola, Inc. (quar.)—
;
Murray Ohio Manufacturing (quar.)_
Mystic Valley Gas Co.
9-30
9-30
•
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-25
9-30
25c
10-15
10-
1
$1
."10-15
10-
1
$1.31'4
10-15
10-
1
(quar.)
6l\l'o
preferred
(quar.)
Savannah Sugar Refining (quar.)
common
—_
10-
$1
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
1
9-18
10-15
10-
1
$1.06'4
10-15
9-16
$1.18a4
10-15
9-16.
Shares, Inc. (front invest¬
income)
Lh
;
7c
—
Shakespeare Company (quar.)
10-29
9-22
10-13
25'c
_______
9-30
10-13- ■V.i
30c
_2_
dividend
9-22 "
30c
Shareholders Trust
vestment
Boston
10-
1
10-
1
the
011
9-15
5c
and
common
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
par¬
1
Vi'»
60c
9-15
10-31
10-
5
28c
10-31
10-
5
28VaC
(quar.)_—i._2'
Steamship Co.—
Ai
9-15
5c
—
St andard-Coosa -Thatcher
Fruit
9-15
«
12 Vac
(quar.)____2_„
ticipating preferred payable in common
voting trust certificates
Southern California Edison, com. (quar.)__
4.48'b
preferred
(quar.)_
4.56'o
preferred
(quar.)
2
Standard
9-19
1
10-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—__—_
__________
Southern Bakeries, common (quar.)
____u
dividend
9-30
$1.38
20c
•
51v
Stock
9-30
10c
Paper Co., common
:—________
S'/sfa preferred (quar.)—.——_—2—
Atlantic Gas Co., common (quar.)—
participating preferred
participating
9-22
10-31
(from net in¬
Sorg
50c
10-13
10c
of
income)
10-31
10-
5
20c
75c
participating preference (quar.)__——
payment deferred at this time.
"
,
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-19
Common
Sterchi
Screw
Bros.
Co.
Stores
40c
(N.
Strawbridge Ac
Suburban
Clothier
Electric
12-10
11-26
10-15
25c
(quar.—___
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
9-20
25c
—
9-30
40c
Standard
11-
Y.)
(quar.)
9-30
1
10-15
9-30
9-17
.
(reduced)
—---—
$1
3
10-15
'9-30
10-15
a
30e
Power
10-10
10-15
$1.37 V
$1.50
—
10-10
10-15
(quar.)
A: Co.,
10-30
15c
Inc
Electric
preferred
"10-31
18c
•
11-14
1
35c
•
9-16
1
9-19
10-25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Miquel Brewery,
Savannah
$3
22'ac
Co.
10-
1
9-15
1
$1
Corp.. common (quar.l______
4preferred A (quar.)______________
5V/
preferred B (quar.)
5r2'/c
preferred C
(quar.)
•
9-25
10-
9-30
TO-
40c
McBee
San
1
1
11-14
(William
10-15
1
25c
——
Corp.
Mississippi
10-
10-31
$15c
(quar.)
—~—
Ontario Paper Co. (quar.)____
Falls
Mission
10-31
J- 4'b
(quar.)_:——_______
Co.
Minnesota
10-27
20c
———
(quar.)
Merrimack-Essex
9-30
9c
11-
65c
Ltd.,
Co.,
South
net
30-
$$1.18
9-24
9-22
!
Corp
Mfg.
preferred series J
Rorer
Stock
9-30
(quar.)
11-14
ment
9-30
87 Vic
...
Ltd.—-v
12-
9-24
10-10
time
(quar.)
Canada,
$1.23 :,4
10-10
dividend)_—
_______
5fc
L.»
this
at
9-29
10-16
preferred series K (quar.)
Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
4c
13c
of
4.95c/o
4:!iVe
20c
Co.
10-31
11-14
V.V.'o
(quar)__
omitted
preferred
Aluminum
11-10
45c
(quar.)_„
i
1
9-30
income >_
Hegler Zinc Co.—
from
Engineering
(111.) —
9-19
10*
1
10-15
—
(stock
<fc
Selected American
Products
10-15
12-
9-30
——
9-30
75c
(s-a)
12-1
10-15
inc.
investment
12VaC
(quar.)
12-
$1.50
gains)
a
on
$1.18:,4
9-19
from investment income
capital gains)
11-18
$1.02 Va
35c
—
9-22
1
basis.
Co
1st
1
(quar,)_„__
9-19
(quar.)
10-10
$1.25
5% pfd. (quar.)
(increased-quar.)_
common
1
November
$25c
6'o
11-
40c
in
three-for-one
a
Si preferred
(quar.)
:
Rochester Gas & Electric, common (quar.).:,
4f:'o preferred series F (quar.)_
;
4.10V5 preferred series H (quar.)
4:!4'l> preferred series I (quar.)
■
9-29
10-10
12-
$20c
10-15
12 Vac
25c
common-
9-17
30c
—
from
!
Insurance
convertible
Reynolds
9-19
1
3
9-30
special meeting
a
preferred
Life
Electric
Robertson
9-30
10-
$1.50
40c annual cash divid. basis,
5(,v
Mfg. Co.
Ricko Metal
10-15
20c
Inc.—
(quar.)
on
Reliance
9-30
time)
_____
(2c
(quar.)
sometime
a
City
4aiVo
22c
this
at
62 lA>c
(quar.)
shares would then be $1 par and be
Vkc/a
53c
of 8c
McGregor-Donigcr, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
McLouth Steel Corp., 5','c pfd. (quar.)
McQuay, Inc., common
10-3
$6
10-
1
20c
;
10-24
10c
(quar.)_
Mills,
shares
Corp.,
9-19
1
25c
dividend —
Stock
10-3
9-23
9-30
37JL'c
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Quaker
10-10
Inc.—
Auto
(Quarterly
1
15c
A
(quar.
Rubber
Oil
Co.,
9-30
60c
H
(quar.)
held
placed
Stock Fund
Electric Co.. Ltd., 5V« pfd.
Investors Trust—
1
12Vic
Erwin
&
10-15
15c
__________
be
value
Common
(quar.)
Foodlines
Maritime
11-
$2.45
9-30
?
9-27
conitnou.r
Co.,
(quar.)
Machine
Woolen
9-25
(2c
Missouri
securities
2nd preferred
(Max)
1
Massachusetts
11-
Inc.—
10-20
•
15c
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Rcda
(quar.)__
and 11c from
$1.75
Forge"& Steel Corp.. common
1st preferred 4quar.)
Factor
10-
10c
(quar.)..—
_
_
shares
$1.50
(accum.)
9-30
10-
directors' proposal to split the $2.50 par
10-10
60c
(qutar.
and 2c from capital
Millers
—
l'roirf net investment income)
Ero
1
25c
McCabc Grain, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
profits)
10-10
10-15
(quar.)
Prentice-Hall,
10-1
15c
—
Tire
Typograph,
Electric
9-30
(quar.)____
9-16
10-3a
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Paper Package
Portland
Co.—
Quarterly
5'e
1
11-
6c
.
income),
Co.
^
preferred
Managed Funds,
9-25
50c
9-22
1
47»2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities Corp.—
4'/ac
from income
New
omitted
Mines,
Gold
Maremont
(quar.)
Bridge (quar.)
Eastern States Corp.
6'v
11-
$12c
special distribution
realized profits)
6',y
9-30
omitted
V)
9-22, 2
10c
Light
Proof
Porter-Cable
9-19
5c
common
Co.
Products
preferred
Schuster (Ed.)
12-15
5c
L-V)
1
13c
(quar.)
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.,
9-12
12-30
com.
:
preferred
0'i>
18c
a
preference
9-19
$2
(quar. )____„'
9-15
10-
50c
5
1
10-17
9-30
■
$1.06
Pittsbuigh Brewing Co.—
$2.50 convertible preferred
Y.)—
Co.—
Corp.
Ludlow
9-30
(quar.)
(series
common
10-15
15c
(Toronto)
X
:
Advertising
&
Rust
to
investment
Telephone Co.,
12Vic
convertible
11-
28:i/tC
25c
Electric
Power
Pictorial
National Life Insurance Co.
Lorain
10-15
$1
10-17'
(Milw.)—
(quar.)
Philadelphia Suburbari'
—
(N, J.)
Lucky Lager Brewing
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar, )
Duquesne Natural Gas. $1.50
Erie
lc
_____
....
Wayne, Ind.) (quar.
Longincs-Wittnauer
Watch
(quar.)
17 Vic
<quar.)f
Co.
10-15
Lehman
37Vic
'
10-2
10-16
1
20c
Co.,
from capital gains.
Pettibone-Mulliken Corp.
10-15
9-11
1
11-
$20c
Electric
Quarterly
Funds—
payment
Rubber
50c
tquar. i
1
9-19
1
11-
20c
(increased)
Outdoor
Peoples
5';o
9-19
50c
.
Laboratories
Lawrence
11-
Ac
h
Gas
Pcnico Corp.
10-15
11-
10-
$22V2C
50c
Peaslee-Gilbcrt Corp., 4'/a%
"(
1
$1.25
—
income
Laugendorf United Bakeries,
$1.80 preferred tquar.).
55c
___
(quar.)—
A
1
.
11-
t27V2c
(quar.).
common
,
.
Sugar
4.10r?'
3
bearer
from
9-12
King-Seeley Corj). Ti.__
Knott
Hotels
(quar.)—1
10-
7(o
($3.55
9-30
9-19
( 14c from net investment in¬
plus
from
1
Products, Inc., 70c pfd.
Dominion
Equity Investments,
Energy Fund,
10-15
$1
(N.
Shinkle
&
net
come
11-
plus 8V2C from
Electrical
9-30
15c
:
series S-3
11-20
1
Airlines,
9-30
Co., Ltd.—
Stockholders will vote at
Fund
preference
(from
B-2
52'ic
Doeskin
preferred
9-30
9-22
11-
9-30
5.64','0
9-30
10-15
10-15
(Fort
S.) & Sons Stores (quar,)_
Shares, Inc. (fiscal year-end dis¬
tribution
of
2 Vic
from
net
investment
preferred
10-15
$1.10
Keystone Appreciation Common
Lincoln
(J.
$6
30c
profits)——
Keystone Custodian
1
10-15
9-30
10-15
Reliance
9-19
10-
10-15
$1.04
—
5Ve» preferred t.quar.)
4.52W preferred t.quar.)
6.16Vi preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—
Quarterly
time)
$7
9-23
9-17
$1
investment
Jolmson-Stepliens
9-20
1
Dividend
1
9-30
9-2!)
preferred (quar.)
Johnson Service Co.
(increased)-—-,
9-10
10-
$1.02:).t
Common
9-22
1
25c
ti'/e
3
class
10-
93 Vic
Commerce
security
class
10-
Detroit International
Dominion
of
Jersey Investment Co.,
9-24
1
t.quar.)
(quar.)
rrostolc
10-15
10-
10-15
Specialty Mfg., Ltd
Pacific
9-23
$1.75
(quar.)_
Growth
from
from
1
Union Stockyards (quar.)
Detroit Edison Co.
(quar.)_,
Common
(5c
11-
Co.,
1
Kc.vstorie Medium-Grade Bond Fund series
10-15
11-14
,
$1.02(2
preferred
Pacific
Interior Breweries, Ltd.—
9-18
11-
iquar.)______„
preferred
Parker
:
Shares
10-10
10-31
9-30
9-30
Ptieific Hawaiian
Y.)
N.
_____
Institutional
51 Vic
Denver
Common
$$1.50
:
(Brooklyn,
9-30
10-15
Paauhai
9-19
10-10
9-17
10-15
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
time)
(quar.)__
Bank
Institutional
3
Darling (L. A.) Company (quar.)
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6'b conv.
pfd.
inc.
this
at
Quarterly
10-3
G&
on
55c
10-
1
10-20
90c
Olynipia Brewing Co
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
10-
9-22
9-30
25c
preferred
(quar.)
4,24V«
preferred
(quar.)
8-26
10-31
9-30
v
25c
'
10-
Laboratories,
(Payment
5f,'c
1
Insurance
Forster.
9-30
9-10
Imperial
1
Inc.
Mfg.,
4'/o
11-
Motors
Life
Dillon
1
10-20
47Vic
preferred tquar.)
Cooper-Jarrett
10-15
7 Vac
5c
Sugar,
Ltd
Food Products Corp.—
series A preferred (quar.
series B preferred (quar.).
11-
convertible preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of
America, conv.
Culler
9-25
;
6 ",'c
Continental
37VaC
—
10-27
35c
,
4 'i'n
1
(resumed)
11-10
$1.02
Oklahoma Gas
1
;
preferred
4.40f«
50c
Water
.
10-
10-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
mnittcd
Guaranty Co.
preferred
51c
$2.20 preferred (quar. )__'■
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.
Consolidated
3:Vi%
(quar.)
preferred
$2.0!) preferred
10-31
&
(quar.)
$2.Ofi
9-15
10-31
Hardart Baking (N. J.) (quar.)
Household Finance Corp., common (quar.)__
9-30
13c
(quar.)
preferred. (quar.)____"__'_______:____._
$2.04
preference
9-19
10-
$1.34Vi
!_"
Fund___
preferred
'
Crmn
j.0-31
$1.16
(quar.)_'__^__.__"_________,._
'
Crown
9-30
10-15
50c
(qvar.)
Stock
9-30
9-22
15c
(quar.)
Office
9-12
3c
(quar.)
Sugar
Products,
Quarterly
9-15'
1
$10c
20<c
(quar. i
(quar.)
Bond &
Connecticut
\rb
10-
2'/»
preferred
Comnosite
v
10-15
$75c
50c
_r
9-19
9-30
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
payment
Title
Horn
v■:■
50c
(quar.)__
dividend
preferred
5.25(k
Co.,
9-19
9-23
7 Vac
9-30
O'Sullivgn Rubber, 5% preferred
(Payment omitted at this time)
9-20
America—
1:..'
Edison
1
9-30
3c
Industrial
20c
As.sn.___
Co.
10-
25c
9-19
7c
(Minn.)—
preferred
/Quarterly
9-19
1
income)
9-15
10c
(quar.)
dividend
Commonwealth
■
Y.)
<fc
1
(quar. 1
4.60',<>
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern National Insurance
9-22
'9-30
income),
ordinary
9-23
15c
(quar.)______
(N.
1
10-15
10-
9-19
1
t.quar.).,
j.
preferred (quar.)
Northwest
5
9-19
10-
(Mass.)
Osborn Manufacturing
9-26
37Vic
(reduced)-
9-
37VaC
9-30
9Vac
Clinton Trust Co.
6'>
Home
quarterly
i
(quar.)
Union Stockyards
5GV4c
(quar.)
Sugar Co. (quar.)_____
Independent Coal <fc Coke Corp.
25c
(quar.)
income
Electric
10-15
25c
11-10
$1.37 Va
„
Claussm Bakeries
$2
;'■
20c
________
(Increased
Inc..
investment
net
Cincinnati Gas &
1
9-15
17 Vac
1
25c
(quar.)
5.50preferred (quar.)
Cliamplin Oil A: Refining Co.
„
.
9-30
12-
Telephone Co.—
$2.50
11-
9-22
9-30
10-
(initial)
com.
5'/aVet! preferred (quar.)
Northland Utilities, Ltd. (s-at
9-15
10-15
9-30
9-30
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Power
Northern Telephone
10-15
1
(quar.)
Paper
(Common
9-20
50c
!__
3
1
Hygrado
$1.25
__
.
(quar.)
1
Co.
preferred
Mig.
Gas
$4.16
9-15
11-
Hutchinson
62Vic
Corp.
(from
J.) Co.
(H.
50c
_
Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)____.
10-
10-
11-
common
Commercial
9-18
Ry.—
Guaranteed (quar.)-
1
1
50c
(quar.)
convertible
Hawaiian
Judd
Corp.
$4.11
9
I .5781V*
preferred
Coal
new
$4.10
9-22
Lithographing Co.—
10-io
10c
.
Celotex
11-
10-
(quar.)
pfd.
9-30
40c
quar.).
9-30
10-15
$1.50
$3.60
10-17
(reduced)
Co.,
H-DA
9-25
$93%c
—
(quar.)
11-15
15c
41 !»*«■.
preferred
1
$30c
Canadian
Canal-Randolph Corp.
12-
56 Vic
common
30c
(quar!)
Ltd.
9-29
12-23
7'ac
(quar.)__
4.60V»
$4.08
9-19
9-15
$81.25
A
$2.25
•_*_
(accumulative)
preiejred
1
1
$10c
(quar.)
Hamilton Funds, Inc.—
Series H-C 7 (from ordinary
9-22
1
10-
______—__—
Mills, 4VaV«
1010-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Towing
Gas
10-15
.
Burrus
25c
37 Vac
com.
Co.,
(reduced
10-15.
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Service,
American
Shore
5c
4c
Common
$1.50
tquar.)
of nee.
11c
tquar.)
Water
Norta
8-2!)
Holder*
invest¬
net
seriesi,—
Power
Nortnern States
(quar.)
(Del.) (quar.)
Grouped Income Shares, Ltd.—
Special stock
!
\<'v
Briggs-Weaver Machinery Co.T-r
$l'"prefe^red (quar.)__
_*!
—___*—25c
(Charles) Co. (quar.)
25c
Buffalo Insurance
9-30
time
1
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.,
Lakes
$1.50
this
conv.
Griess-Pfleger Tanning
Griggs Equipment. Inc.
9-15
Beatty Bros., Ltd. (special)
$10c
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. (qiar.)_______—42'ac
Bruning
(quar.
at
7 Vac
H.)
Union
York
Payaole
,
series
Machine
preferred
North
(quar. >
preferred
4*;,^
preferred
Globe
Hoist
Co
9-22
15c
—_
(N. Y.)—
J_.—
preferred (quar. )—
Bankers
B
Corp.
Brewing, class
Class
9-28
1
15c
(quar.)
8
10-
15c
Shares, Inc., 6r.c prior pref. A
6prior preference B (quar.)
10-
50c
25c
Bank
class
Bronze
Genesee
9-26
12Vac
Inc
England
North
Haydock Fund, Inc.
.
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.).
Badger Paint &; Hardware Stores,
Balcrank, Inc.
(quar.)
New
(from
from
Terminals Corp.
Britain
6'./
Corp.—
series,-.
Balanced
National
10-31
6c
omitted
Dividend
Bond
New
Heidelberg Brewing Co.
20c
income.)
100'/
pos¬
>
General Crude Oil (quar.)
General Steel Wares,
Ltd.,
5','v
preferred (quar.)
10- 6
10-
$17VL>c
(quar.)
Corp.
interest
distribution
National
held__
if
Research
income
ment
National
New
beneficial
income
payment
Hendershot
I
M
ol'
Co.,
General
9-26
10-15
933ic
Thrift
10- 1
10-15
60c
Co.____
City Sewerage (quar.)
Refining Co., 3.75ci pfd. B (quar.)
Plan Corp.. 7','c
pfd. (quar.)—
Axe Houghton Fund "B"—
(Quarterly, 29c from capital gains and 6c
B
share
declaring
&
National
9-26
1-1-59
(quar.)___
Electric
9
$35c
$$1.31 Vi
,
(quar.)
series)
10-10
Fund—;
Galveston-Houston Co.
1
10-
$1
Co.
investment
10-29
50c
_
10-17
Corp.—
Dividend
11-10
1111-
32c
(quar.)___
Hegeman
net
12-
cash
^
(1955
Frosnillo
Great
(quar.)
com.
1
10-24
Quarterly
quarter dividend of 30c
shares payable in December.
new
Mutual
Greenwich
Atlantic
from
'
from
26c
indicated
investment
Grand
and
11-
8c
10-17
Securities
When
Snare
Company
Name of
National
3
fourth
a
Certificates
10-17
25c
Atlantic
Atlas
11-1
$1.25
(quar.)
also
the
on
Glatfcltcr
___
income
Equipment Corp.
<fc
9-15
Fund—
preferred
Arrow-Hart
9-15
9-25
32%c
common
(quar.)
Chemical
$5.25
9-25
87',ac
.
holders option i
Anthes-Imperial,
Aro
Co.,
capital
Anheuser-Busch
Ansul
9-15
9-25
(Newark, N. J.)—
Hocking Glass Corp.,
preferred
$4
12-19
20c
(quar.
inv.
stock at
or
1-1-59
8a4C
___
(quar.)
Mutual
realized
Anchor
9-23
12-19
15c
___
,
__-
American-Marietta
(6c
9-30
12-29
2VaC
(quar.)
Quarterly5'o
.
10-
10-31
$1.75
par
ol Rec
12-15
15c
_
additional share for each
Founders
11-21
Florida—
of
...
American Insurance Co.
American
9-30
12-1J
1-1-59
30c
-
:
preferred
American
10-15
30c
A (quar. >
A
_
common
B-
class
Co..
An
Directors
10-31
93a4C
Holder»
10-20
2 VI
Sterling Inc,, >j%. pfd. (quar.)™____
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5^ prior pfd. (quar.)—
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
1 Stock
dividend)
:
>v:
10-31
6c
(qukr.»
__
^
_
12-1
12-1
_________
common
(quar.)
Specialty Co.. $1.20 pfd.
American
Special
Funds
America,
preferred
$15c
$27 tic
1;
(quar.)
ol Ri'c
65c
dividend
sible
rumble
Payable
(quar.
Firth
Holders
When
-
Share
Rubber
Food
;
>
Name of Company
Stock
&
When
Share
Company
Tire
13
(1157)
11-15
30c
10-
11-
1
N
&
preferred
Plan
W
Co.
50c
-
I
9-15
National
Bellas
9-19
National
P'uel
10-15
12-15
"
9-29
11-28
of
Industries
1
•;
_____
(quar.)—
California
(quar.)
Hess
Gas
'National Grocers,
$1.50 pref.
(quar.)
Co.
Power
9-26
5c
28r?4C
9-22
3.90V/-
—-
(stock
j
3'c
37VaC
10-15
50c
1
10-
—
Ltd., com. (quar.)
?quar.)__.__——____——
5et>
Valu
12
$15c
6
10■>
*
common
(quar.)—
—
Tecnology
10-
1
9-30
1
9-12
10—1
-9-12
*
Thomaston
Third
Ltd.
Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Instrument
Gas Lines, Inc. (quar.)—
10-
1
10-
1
9-19
9-25
9-10
Canadian
Torrington
General
Co.
Mfg.
1
10-31
10-31
9-30
12-
Investment
—
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_^—
15c
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
$10c
(quar. )2_—
10-15
9-30
20c
9-24
Trust,
(Toronto)
Times-Mirror
$5c
12 Vac
25c
Natural
Mills
9-19
40c
62 VaC
lc
Inc—
Tech-Hughes
9-16
10-15
$37VaC
■'
1
10-
Vac
27 Vac
Inc.,
(quar.)
Shares,
9-17
Tennessee
10-
Stores
preferred
Supervised
9-26
9-30
5c
(quar.)—
Super
9-30
1
'
50e
:
(s-a)_-
Co.
divid.)
9-15
10-15
-
25c
——
9-29
9-15
9-19
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
62,2e
—
American
International
American
J®"1®
Investment
10-
5V* Co
preferred
of Canada, Ltd.—
New common
(initial quar.)
Union Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
United Industrial Bank (Brooklyn, N.
Quarterly _
Gas Co.
^8c
15c
30c
Shoe Corp. (quar.)
United
Telepnone
Co.
of ; Kansas,
(Abilene), 5%
preferred (quar.)
S.
Plywood
Ltd., class B
Co.,
(8-a)..__
Tool & Stamping
A
;~l;
10" •*
J®"
Increased
(quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Westmoreland Coal—
(Dividend payment omitted at this time)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4',;,
prior lien
(quar.)__.
Will & Baumer Candle Co
_
Wisconsin Public Service Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
10- 1
J-10
J 13
J-25
9-11
9-22
10- 2
10- 1
5%
5%
6%
20c
11- 1
11- 1
10- 1
(Johnt Industries, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)——7 Class A and class B dividends omitted
1fl
$$1.12 (a
4(4%
States
A
B
10-15
9-19
Bibb
50C
10-
1
9-15
Bickford's,
30c
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
Sanitary
American
Sugar
IOC
announced
tms
10-la9-16
Stock
dividend
Stock
Adams
Express Co.__
40c
New
$12'/4c
$30c
.
Stock dlvid.
Aetna
$1.12(4
shares
________—
37 %c
.
Smelting
_
j.
(quar.)
12 (4 c
—
Inc.
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)__.._
Anderson
Products
60c
Electric
.10-
Life
Affiliated
Surety Co. (quar.)
60c
(quar.)———_____—65c
(quar.):——______
60c
&
Co.
insurance
Fund,
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
Armstrong
Class
9410
9-10
Arundel
Arvin
Ash
Inc.
10- X
income)
5c
(Watertown, N. Y.)
Agricultural Insurance
5(4%
Discount,
preferred
preferred
5(4%
Aircraft
Akron
<te
Brass
A
34;!»o
20c
Mfg.
(quar.)______
(quar.).—
4.60(F
Steel
Class
6%
$1.05
$1.15
$3
(quar.)
$1.25
12(4c
12(4c
$1.50
(quar.)
class
Co.,
Paper
B
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Quarterly
Associates
preferred
(quar.)
Products, Inc.
(quar.)__
Alco
Aldens,
Inc.,
25c
30c
(quar.)___.
common
4'ACo preferred (quar.)___
Algoiua
Steel.
Ltd
Alleghany Corp., $4 prior preferred
6%
preferred
convertible
Allegheny-Ludlum
Allen
Steel
Industries
Allied Laboratories
Allied
Stores
Allied
Thermal
(s-a)
$25c-
$2
VA'/i
9-10
8-29
10-
1
9-5
10-20
9-22
50c
10-
9-15
25c
1834c
9-30
10-
1
9-19
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
25c
10-
9
9-22
iq_
9
9_22
$1.06V4
(quar.)
10-
1
9-22
Note
preferred
5'/r
.
Stock
American
7%
B
Co.,
9-16
4
9-19
10-
4
9-19
lg^c
10-
4
16lAc
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
10-
1
9-19
n_
x
10.20
30c
10-
1
10-
1
*
75C
com.
(quar.)
30c
Co.
Can
4Va%
5
9-15
l0_
1
9_15
10.
1
9.15
25c
(quar.)
60c
11-10
10-27
10-27
9-30
9-19
Co.--
Corp.,
'
433.'^
(quar.)
Sugar,
common
(quar.)
i0-
1
25c
10-
1
a7»/2C
common
(quar.)
Crystal
«
.
(quar.)__
Cement
11-
1
9.12
9-12
'
10-15
American
Felt
6 c'c
&
Felt
Hair
$6
preferred
American
Home
American Ice Co.,
6'/0
5%
of
;4 10-
1
9-
.
$1
(quar.)
Stock
10-
,
> 10- 1
1
1
$10c
10-
1
$55c
12-
1
5%
10-
6
•
•
25c
V'
4
•4
6%
:
preferred
Brick
Baltimore
Gas
11-26
9-15
9-19
11-
1
9-15
9-
9-30
9-
9-30
$31 (4 c
'
•)$37%c
9-30
10-
1
9'
$ 4344c -.%■ 9-30
.
1
1
9-
1
9-15
1
from
I
4,/2%
preferred B
preferred
4%
9-2
9-26
9-16
9-26
9-16
com.
(quar.)
Bankers
Slock
(quar.)
Basic,
Inc.
Iron
4%
&
Corp.
(monthly)
non-cumulative pfd.__
_
Beatrice
Beam
Beaver
10-10
9-30
10-
9-19
$1.50
9-15
9-26
9-12
Foods,
Beech
A
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
60c
9-30
10-20
10-1
;
I
______
of
RR.
Belcling-Corticelli,
Belgian
4%
1
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-19
'
15c
10-
6
9-22
10-
1
9-12
9-30
9-15
1
9-15
9-30
9-15
10-
9-15
10-1'
50c
preferred
Ltd.
9-15
9334c
10-
5
10-
1
+25c
(quar.
10-
1
9-
2
10-
9
8-25
(quar._li_
Co., Ltd.—
$0.059'
_________
$0,059
10-
9
8-25
$$1
--
-
Co.—•
10-
1
9-
,
,
j quar. i
10-1,
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-19
$50c
9-16
:
.4—■
(quar.
(quar.)
Power.
Ltd.
iquar.)_
_x__
preferred
1st
10-
1
$81.12 (4
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
$$1.50
10-
1
9-16
10c
9-30
9-16
2%
9-30
9-16
(quar._
Industries " (quar.)
dividend
.
1__
•
;
Ltd.—
Petroleums,
receipts
deposit
ordinary
(stock
100%
approximately
to
British
income
Investing
Glass
Co.,
taxi
20c
Corp..___.
Distillers
10-
1
9-10
10-10
20c
10-
9-1Q
9-12
1
'
10- 1
9-12
25c
Co.—
9-30
9-18
•
9-19
1
10-31• ,10-10
,5c
_
10-
25c
__L
.-
10-
$ 1.2o
i;
-4_
.
T__'.
Co.
9-10
10c
iquar.)
Corp.
1
30c
V
(quar.)
com.
1
9-12
9-26
common ■ 1 quar.
10c
10-15
convertible
prelcrred (quar. il:_4___+.4<
(quar;)_4^_____C—
15c
10-15
preferred
15c
10-1:5
35c
10-20
Finance
Plan,
Forge Co
Building Products.,
Bullock's,
Bulova
4%
Inc.,
Wat-ch
Burlington
preferred
(reduced 1
Co.
Manufacturing
4(4%
preferred
Butlers,
Inc.,
4(4%
1
10-10
_^__________4_
s
25c
___:
9-
9-22
•10-
9
1
9-12
9-23
25c
9-12
10-20
9-26
9-30
,
9-1^
Co.
$1.12(4
15c
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
62'4c
10-
1
9-15
60c
—£_
(quar.)
Inp.—
10-
28 V8c
(quar.j__.4_;.
common
Co..
9-15
11-
15c
1
(quar.)
preferred
Butterick
B
1
$1
(quar.)
10-
■415c
(quar.) Corp.
(quar.)^.
10-
1
•
*
5%
C.
I.
preferred
non-cum.
Financial
T.
Calgary
Calgary
&
(quar.)
Corp.- (quar.i
Edmonton
$5c
450c
_4$1.25
$$1.12(4
Corp.- Ltd;- (s-a)____common
(quar, )-44_-«*'
Ltd.,
Power,
preferred (quar.)
;
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)__44__
_4_2_4____4
California Electric Pdwer, $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
6%
preferred
California
5(i%
(quar.) 4:
&
Calumet
$4.75
;
&
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
63c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-. 1
9-12
11-15
10-24
20c
9-30
9-12
$1.18%
9-30
9-12
$2.50
9-30
$7 (4c
10-28
9-26
37 (4 c
(quar.i
10-31
10-15
Terminals Co.—.
preferred - (s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines,
____4
Ltd.
(quar.)____
1.
Campbell Soup Co.
(quar.)
Campbell
Associated
9-16
r
.
Taggart
___!
Quarterly
Bread,
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-12
Canada
Bakeries,
preference
Dry
&
Cut
preferred
9-15
10-
1
9-15
4(4%
1
9-15
Canada
Life
10- 3
9-23
Canada
1
9-18
10-
1
9-
25c
10-
1
9-18
$1.06(4
•t
(quar.)_
2
10-
1
9-18.
_
$25c
10-
1
9-16
—
$37(4c
10-
1
9-10
10-15
9-19
_1
(quar.)
1
10-
$$1.50
Flooring, Ltd., class B iquar.)___
Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.)
10-
9-15
$62(gc
pref. B (quar.
Ltd.:—
common
45c
1
Stone,
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-
25c
Canada Iron
Crushed
6%
Inc.
:
I^td., 5%
Canada
S4.25
10-
tSl
55c
(quar.i^
5%>
Canada
9$15
26 (4c
!
(quar.)__
common
A
Camden Refrigerating
Canada
9-12
10-15
Telephone—
(quar.)
Corp.
Hecla,
preferred
9-10
10-15
r
Intel-state
preferred
California Packing
-
75c
.___4__*l.
5%
9-15
Packers, Ltd.-—
7 VaC
10-
10-
$25c
10-
3
1
9-23
9-10
10-
1
9-10
35c
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-15
11-
1
9-30
$17 (4 c
National
$1.02
(quar.)
9-26
10-
$45c
_u._
(quar.)__^_____4_
Corp.
Burroughs
Butler
(quar. >...4
Steel Co.. Ltd.
Burnhani
i.r
^
Ltd.
$1.50
preferred
$25c
1-6-59
10-
1
12-27
9-12
tquar.)
Assurance
participating
B
$1.50
Class
B,
Co.
(quar.)_____—_
Safeway,
Steamship
conv.
pref.
10-
1
9-
5
10-
4.^
$87 (4 c
1
9-
5.
A
(s-a)
$87 (4 c
4-1-59
3-
6
$87(4c
4-1-59
3-
6
(Toronto)
Ltd.,
4.40%
Lines,
Ltd.
com.
(qua.)
pfd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$90c
10-
1
9-15
$3,0c
Canadian Breweries Ltd.,
$1.25
9-15
$87%c
class
—
i
Canada
1
(s-a)
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
Extra
10-
A
1
(s-a;
$$1.15
class
participating
(s-a)
$$1.06'4
:—
I
Class
Canada
(quar.)___
9-26
•
Buffalo
1
50c
Railways—
participating preferred
9
10-
62 %C
.
Corp.,
9-18
9-
9-30
15c
(quar.-):
preferred (quar.)
;
(E. L. 1
Co.
(quar.i___
preferred
10-23
13c,
___________
common
9-18
10-23
5%
;
(equal
Street
9- 5"
$$1.43;%
1 quar.i
preferred
of
.
Telephone Co.—'
(quar.i,
preferred, (quar. 1 :..4
10-
+
(quar.)
5
1
25c
$25c
(quar.)
5
9-
10-
9-15
$1.12 %
pfd.
9-30
10*15
9-17
1%
5%
9-15
$35c
1
]
(quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd.,
%
1
84^8 0
pfd.
5
9-30
4:69c
10-1
18c
(quar.)
7%
9-
$25c
+28:,»c
Electric
preferred
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
5
9-30
common___^_
Tobacco
preferred
10-
(quar.)
Co.
9-
33c
5
65c
$1.12%
tquar.)
common
9-16
9-30
6%,
•
$1
Distilling
9-16
9-30
40c
,
9- 5'
Budget
9-10
$3.50
25c
com.
9-30
56 (4c
1
$5
1
9-10
N. J.
(quar.)
Creek
10-
$1.00
9-19
10-
$1.06
—
Co.,
37V4C
(quar.-)__
(quiir.i___:r^_
10-
Buckeye
9-10
9-15
62 %c
Co., Ltd.,
preferred
12-31
1
$1.75
common
preferred
9-27
10-
(quar.)
preferred
1 -15-59
$5
/.•••
5 %
Lomb Optical
Lumber
$1.40
9-15
Works
B.)
Stock dividend
9-15
1
9-30
47 %C
__p
(James
1
10-
9-12
SI
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratories
10-
25c
9-26
10-15
$1.12%
Co.
9-22
?62c
9-25
1
45c
Corp.
preferred
Baxter
Class
1
9-10
-
Mfg., common (quar.;
4('2% preferred (quar.)^
Bath
Bausch
9-5
9-30
(accum.)
(quar.)
1
5-
9-25
1
Bastian-Blcssing (quar.)
1
37s/2c
1
10-
(quar.)
Bates
10-
25c
10-
10c
(quar.)
dividend
Oil
5
|
11-10
1
v.' $1.50
:_
(quar.)
York
9-
9-29
12-
37 (a C
(quar.)
com.
9-15
10-
95c
9-
2
25c
National Life Insurance
Barber
$1.50
__
Now
5
9-
10-
*
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
of
9-
1
62 VaC
4(4%
Bank
..
10c
preferred C (quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR. /quar.)—,
Bangor Hydro Electric, common (quar.)____
9-
1
1(2%
—
4%
7%
9-26
10-
ls^c
—
(resumed)
preferred
10- 1
5
9-15
1
Bucyrus-Eric
9-15
$1.50
5%;
+$1.50
^
Brunswick-Baikc-Collencler
1
50c
(ouai\)__
Electric,
9-26
10-
Bruce
5
1
(quar.)
Co.,
&
9-
10- 1
$$1.19
4%
10-
$10c
'
9-20
|
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)
10-
5%
(quar.)
Baltimore
-
(quar.i
Brovvn-Forman
22 (4 c
(quar.
(quar.)
G%* preferred
1
60c
;
Co.
Piano,
10-
5
preferred
Broad
11*15
,12-15
10- 1.4
9- 5
9-16
9-
Brockway
9-15
9-
1
1
free
5c
B
3:t
miJia
Ordinary
9-15
■
10-
SI
(quar.)
dividend)
9-15
10-
9-
1
10-31
a12'4c
-7 (4 c
9-15
10-
10-
British
9-15
1
10-
3c
preferred
:
9-17
$56c
2
9-25
;
10-
^____
(quarterly
A
.462% 6
$68%C
9-15
•
+53c
British
9-11
$10c
—
class
Wilcox
Baldwin-Hill
Baldwin
9-26
10-
Inc.,
A:
4V2%
2
income)
9-29
(quar.)_ii__
4 (4 %
5:l'i %
9-126
1
10-15
%!/: $15c
common
Fund
9-30
10- 1
(quar.)„__^______
Oil
Columbia
9-t22
9-30
$15c
•
-
12 Vac
preferred
$2
45c
:
•
9-12
44 9-10.
10* 1
37 (4c
___•
tquar.)-l.__^__i—_ •
' (quar.)_
Co.,
British
9-12
.
1
.
>' 9-16
Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Columbia
America-
new
on
3convertible
Babcock
9-10
$1.50
1
12 (4 c
i
T.), Inc., common
preferred A (quar.)
9-30
50c
(quar.)
Products
1
10-
IO-
5 %
■>;
(quar.!
5(4%
9-12
10-
$1
1
87 %c
(quar.)4^
preferred
Co..
Co.
American
(quu-r.)
*
_I
Co.
G.)
.
British
8-2 9
10-10
25c
-■
(quar.)
(B.
33,a%
87t2c
(quar.)—;
Hardware
9-10
Company (stock dividend).
9-10
•
American
F.
50c
preferred
Co.,
Foods,
S.
40c
(quar.)
Co.,
B.
Babbitt
9-30
50c
Co.
9-10
1
65c
(initial)____._,
Products, 4%
$i.i2y2
—
Express
14
10-
(qUar.)__.L—
dividend
40c
(quar.K
Cyanamid Co., common
American
American
9-
10-15
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)__
3'/2%
preferred series D (quar.)
American
Dredging
(quar.)—.•>
Extra
5
$1.25
preferred
American
9-
n_10
Shoe
preferred
American
9-19
$1.25
(quar.)—
Board
Brake
preferred
American
SI 50
A
1
10-
i5c
class
10-
dividend
American
f
Box
9-22
50c
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.75
(quar.)
American Bosch Anna Corp.,
5%
preferred A (quar.)
American
9-22
10-
American
6%
1
B/G
2
10-
$1.25
Bank
9-
50c
12'/ac
_____
American
1
93%c
(quar.)_
common
Co.,
Co.
Canteen
investment
1%
Metals
10-
$18c
V-'V
1
fqtiar.)
Axe-IIoughton
75c
10-
Art
9-19
%
10-
10-14
10-24
20c
-
preferred
Stock
—
Avon
25c
preferred
preferred
9-19
Inc.
...
Centers
:
9-15V
-
1
15c
Co.,. common
prci-rrcd
5 %,
9-19
1
a2 V4
10-
$1.37%
__-_x
4%%
9-12
1
25c
A
9-20
II-20
preferred
8-29
87ls>c
6V0
Ltd., class
Gas
Col
6%
—
pfd.
9-30
11-29
4(4%
6
..
Telephone, Ltd., common (quar.)__-_
5% preferred (quar. 1
6%' preferred (quar. 1
—
7%.
preferred
(quar.)———————.
9-12
(qur,r.)_
American Aggregates, 5%
preferred (quar.)
American Air Filter, common
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)
.
9-
9-30
35c
4%
9-15
9-22
4(4%
9-15
1
ts-a)
(stock dividend).
common
Stock
9-26
9-25
(quar.)
common
preferred
New
9-26
9-30
dividend
preferred
$3.50
10- 1
1
v
1_
com.
Sewing
Automatic
America,
of
Corp.
Stock
9-10
10-1
(quar.)
83.75 preferred
(quar.)_
Amalgamated Sugar Co.,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Amerace
1
25c
Mfg. Co., common
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)'
Co.
10-
8-29
1
9-30
10-
Avalon
50c
(quar.)
common
Corp.
9-11
30c
______
(quar.)__.
Corp.,
9-20
10-1
9-30
10-
(quar.)_
(quari)
Co
Sons
American
4%
10-
(quar.)—
Corp.,
1
20c
Common
Industries,
2
9-15
30c
«fc
Mfg;
Britisli
10-
)
i
1
.
Auto-Soler
9-12
_________
:
Allls-Chalmers
Aluminum
5%
Atlas
9-20
1
9-30
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Atlas Corp.,
9-2
9-30
B
% 5VL»% preferred
9-20
10-
Electric
Greyhound
Extra
10-
9-12
Ltd.—
Extra
(quar.)_____
Corp.
(quar.)_
$1.06'A
(s-a)
Co.
20c
Ordinary, registered (interim)
Ordinary bearer (interim)
9-12
1
*
Class
1
.
r
$$1.50
(interim)-
Investment
J.i
Traction,
preferred,
British
+I6l4c
.
/
Atlantic Wholesalers.
1
1
$25c
Industries—
9-
9-30
10-
$1.40
dividend)
Co.
British-American
10-15
25c
—1_
4
City
Atlantic
10- 1
10-
10-
35c
Picture
10* 1
V
Ltd.,
preference .'(quar.)_
Brillo
9-15
HO-
50c
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
participating class A (quar.)
$4
Atlantic
10-
1
(quar.)—
Athcy Products Corp....
Atlantic Co. (quar.) ———
10-
9-12
9-29
25c
a—
Motion
49-23
Airways
(T.
5%
Associated
9-12
9-12
10- 1
10- 1
5
10-
(quar.)
9-10
10- 1
9-
3
-\10- 1
(quar.)
Electrical
9-15
35c
Ltd. (interim
preferred (quar.i—
30c
(E.
Bright
9-15
4
(quar. >
Associated
Co.—
preferred
Albemarle
10- 1
9-24
9-23
10c
preferred
(quar.)_____
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a).
&
Wood
5%
—
preferred
Alabama
A
Albany. RR.
5.28%
25c
—
(quar.)
B
Associated
9-15
9-12
9-12
9-12:
9-15
Co.———;
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
Alan
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
B
Corp.
Radio
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-10
$15c
Ltd.,
preferred A
Class
9-23
40c
7 (4 c
34 %c
1
$1.18
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
(initial)
Temple,
9-15
9-30
75c
tstock
;,
Insurance
Bridgeport
9-15
Ltd.
Corp.,
Class
—
Quarterly
Investment
10-20
Co.
(quar,)..
1
'•
Personal
Bristol-Mxers
.
'
a
,
10-
12 (4c
6(i' %
preferred B
(quar.i—
Aslidown (J. H.) Hardware Co.
11-10
79-12
9-15
9-12
investment
net
(from
11-24
10- 1
10-1
11-10
$1.03
(quar.)-.;
A
10-
50c
___2
6%
preferred
(quar. 1
Bridge & Tank (Canada 1 Ltd.
$3.80 preferred (quar.)„
Bridgeport
Brass
Co.,
common
I4 (4 %'
jircferred (quar.)
ix
1
...
Industries, Inc.
6'p
9- 8
9- 8
10-10
.
(quar.)
Construction
Corp.
Asbestos
9-15
class
9-15
10c
<fe Electric—
preferred
Fisheries
Brazilian
9-30
1
'11-
:
25c
■
——
tquar.
Corp.
prior
Branifl'
Ltd.—
pfd.
1
'
9-15
10-20
$1.16(4
(quar.)
Rubber,
B
Constable
Metal
Art
12-15
3-16
9- 3
10-10
9-17
7
12-
$56(4
:
(quar.)
preferred
5(4%
Bowl-Mor.
9-15
10-
$5c
preferred
9-17
10-
(quar.)
Bowater Paper,
9-17
$30c
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. (tpiar,)—
Power Co.
Arnold.
'
Aid
preferred (quar.)—
;
e
Anglo-Newfoundland Development,
4.72%.
9- 2
10-1
10- 1
1
$70c
:
>,
Arkansas Power Ac Light, 4.32%
9-2
10-1
9-10
8
9-30
53 V«c
4(•>%■
9-17
10-15
25c
quar.)_—
-Property Tru,st'-_i-4xX
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
5% preferred (quar.)__
5%% preferred (quar.)_
Ltd.—
$2.80 preferred (quar.)—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4.65%
9-10
• '
9-22
10-
30c
$50c
(quar. i4_4—j
preferred
Brach
Mills
10-15
+25ct,
Tobacco—
Boston
9-12
9-
9-30
15c
(quar.)
com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Pulp & Paper
5
HOc
(quar.).
Boston.
Arkansas-Missouri
9-15
9-16
9-10
9-30
9-30
'
25c
Common
A
9-22 4.
Laughlin,,
Boston
5
9-26
50c
(quar.)_
preferred
1
f
,
Bell, Inc. (quar.)
(H. C.) Company
Booth
Corp.—
convertible
Class
;
12(4c'
Metal,
Post
Bryson
Borg-Warncr Corp., 3(4%
9-22
Ordinary registered
3%
Insurance
Aetna
9-11
8
Anaconda
golden
9-30
12-31
2% 3-31-59
15c
9-26
one
Aetna
9-11
2
10-
shares alter three-for-
new
on
split
Casualty
2
10-
9-10
Ampco
Payable of Ree,
2%
2%
_____
,
(initial)—
common
-10-
43 %c
(quar.)
1
&
10-
$1.06 Vt
(increased
Cascade Corp.
Book-of-the-Montli Club
10-
Lead
9-20 4:
Boise
2
$1.50
Corp.—
Increased quarterly payment on old
9-10
9-
9-10
J-23
When
$1
$42(4c
+28Vac
—
Addressograph-Multigraph
1
9-
Anglo
dividend
Stock
9-10
1
10-
10-1
9-24
9-30
—
___
...
10-
50c
1
Zinc,
1
_____
(qnar.i__.-__l„^__!
Valley Gas
Bros.
6%
Blue
8
10-15
.
__
dividend
4
10-10 1
„o,
+
10- 1
Ltd.—
4
Adams Consolidated Industries—
9-
9-19
9-30
10-
American
10-
25c
preferred > tquar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Inc. (quar.)
.
&
Bloch
10-
10-15
10c
10c
45c
(quar.)
2
4
30c
Tobacco
9c
..—
(quar.)
1
5.60%
Bliss
9-
$2.25
Sumatra
9-
50c
Mfg,
<fc
9-26
"
.
Bohack
Surety CN. Y.) (quar.)
Telepnone & Telegraph (quar.)
American Tobacco Co., 69b pfd.
(quar.)
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.,
Per
(quar.)
A
10-
15c
31 (4c
1
(resumed)—
25c
'
Class
1
__________
common
9-23
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Common
10-
?
9-30
Share
4Va%;*• preferred
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
9-23
70c
12 (4 c
9-30
Company
Abilibi Power & Paper Ltd., common
9-23
9-30
$1.25
Quarterly
(quar.)
A.
S.
R. Products
(quar.).—-I
Abbott Laboratories, common
(quar.)
4%
convertible preferred
(quar.)_—__—
9-30
$1.25
—__—_—
(quar.)
Si vails
4.25%
—
(quar.)
10-15
preceding lame.
Same oj
Blackstone
22 Vac
American
weeks and not yet paid.
dends
9-12
American
riiviaenas announced in previou»
Tne iist does not include divi¬
ween, tnese being given in the
tne
Black
■9-30
30c
8-26
9-15
10-24
I'
..
Decker
&
9-15
1
10-
t quar. 1
Co.
1
$1.75
tquar. 1
.Son,
9-24
;
$1.50
Refining,
preferred
7%
on
give
(fc
Black
4(4%/
we
Bird
12-10
(Indianapolis)—
50c
Steel Door Co. (quar.)_
Industries (quar. i___._v«
jbeiow
12-19
Machine
10-
10-
50c
x__
preferred
Hats, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)___
$1
Bird
9-15
50c
i__
;
tquar.)
Inc.
1
75c
„j
(quar. i_
Obrp., 7%
Mfg,
9-12
10-
Cement,
Biltmore
(quar.)—;
Co.
Foous
19-30
loc
tquar.)_
20c
(quar.i__
(quar.)___
Stores
&
9-10
-
25c
tquar.)
.
9-15
9-30
'
Co.—
Bethlehem Steel
x_.——_______—_
Insurance
Co.
RR.
is-a>
Limestone
preferred
Life
10-15
60c
(quar.)___.
Eric
preferred
Bessemer
Best
;
(quar.)
$ 12tic
(quar.)
Consolidated
Yuba
11-21
9-19
(quar.)
common
Stamping Co.
Anchor
Metal fic Boiler Works—
Youngstown
1
Lake
$50e
lquar.i
tquar.)
Co.
Standard
ic
.9-30
preferred (quar.)—
Class
10-]O7
J-10
time)
(Canada)
12-
American
Wood
this
Bessemer
Canada
Corp.
Finance
27 Vac
(quar.)
American
JO"]®
at
Snuff,
Class
$1.25
5,04%'-preferred- (quar.)
—-——$1.26
Wood. Alexander. Ltd., 6% pref. (quar.)
$$1.50
Combing Corp., Ltd.
Beneficial
9-19
of
Co.
Aviation
4%
(quar.)
Standard
&
American
10"]®
Wyatt
9-30
Telephone
9-19
—
American
J-20
11- 1
11- 1
10- 1
Wool
Beneficial
>
.
(quar.)
9-30
Seal-Hap Corp. of Delaware—
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
convertible 3rd preferred
<quar.)___
American
$1.43(4
$1
Bell
Bendix
American
10- 1
lO-lo
1°- }
>
(quar.i
40c
—
Co.
4-15
9-12
(quar.)—.—____—
Screw
4-30-59
9-12
Ltd.—
preferred
common
American
*
30e
,
Corp.
20c
9-16
$1.12(2
—
Radiator
preferred
9-30
iMiclp)—
quarterly
non-cuni;
r
4%
9-30
1
9
I-14
9-30
10-
10-15
1-30-59
10-15
loc
10-31
20c
$1.50
Lines;
2-
20c
prefered (quar.)
70e
___
Insurance
11-10
1
12-
3-2-59
preferred
50c
__
$1.75
Fire
15c
common....
of Rec.
Payable
4%
9-30
(reduced)
preferred
President
American
9-24
$$1.75
$15e
$25c
25c
30c
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
Optical Co. (quar.)
American Photocopy Equipment
American
10- 1
(quar.)
com.
American
time
l'5c
$l-2a
97 Vac
$1.25
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.)
National
Hardware & Mfg.,
Hoidera
When
Share
Company
4%
.
—
Metal Products Co.
(quar,)
convertible
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
*West Coast Telephone Co., $1.20 pfd. (quar. )
West Kootenay Power & Light—
7%
preferred (quai'.)~»
.—
Class
preferred
American
J-2*
common....,— __
9-15
1
10-
Co.—^
(quar.)
5 la '/t
10-15
1°- '
Foundry
Common
9-30
11- 3
5';
Western
4(a%
American
25c
$3n
$1.31(4
__
Manufacturing
Belknap
American Metal Climax
iU"
_
&
preferred
Name oj
3
15c
(quar.
Products
Maize
American
]-"13
10-1'
10-15
"• "
Camp Sea
Western
J-2(
$1-5
loc
20c
_
Food Co. (quar.)
Massachusetts (s-a)
Von Hamm-Young,
Ltd.—
Dividend payment omitted
at this
7%
«i2<;
Inc.
Upson Company (reduced).—
Utah-Idaho Sugar
(s-a»
Watson-Standard Co.,
J-io
,$l
in'on
46c
10-20
$1
z
$2.50 1-10-53
Keno Hill Mines, Ltd. <reduced >
Unite 1 Life & Accident Insurance Co. (quar.)
United New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)___
Vermont
J
.1-30
American
United
Van
11- i
9-
9-23
Illinois—
01
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar. 1
American Machine & Metals,
Y.t—-
Per
of Rer
Payable
10c
Corp..__—
Co.
Machine &
American
Union
Share
Same oj Company
Payable of Rec.
7(4c
class A <quar.)__
Trans-Caribbean Airways,
Trico Products (reduced)
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
.
Holdet>
When
Per
Bolder»
When
rer
Share
of Company
Name
U.
,
(1158)
10-
1
9-15
$$1.10
10-
1
9-
$70c
$37(4c
$31'4c
10-15
1010-
1
1
2
9-15
8-29'
8-29
Volume
188
Number
5779
/.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1159)
Par
When
Share
Payable
Hoiaert
Per
.
Hame of Company
^
Canadian
/
.
5%
Bronze,
preference
Canadian
tquar.)
common
i quaf.
-
'
$1" preferred
(quar.)
"preferred (quar.)
$1.75
;
:>:50c
11-
10-10
1
.> 9- 2
8-29
10-
$25c
;—_____
Canadian
General
Canadian
lee
Class
Electric
Macnme
Co.
Co;,
Ltd.
V-
'/%
8-29
A
Hadiey
stock
A
of
of
Hudson
9-15
10-10
j,
10-
1
9-12
9-12
10-
1
9-17
10-
1;:.
10-
1
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-25
9-
1
10-
1
35c
Central Illinois
for
each
8
1
each
Extra
9-30
9-18
l2-±\,
'"Consolidated
Consumers
60c
1
10-
10-14
10-
9-10
5%%
10-
1
9-10
Power
Co.,
9-15
Continental Assurance Co.
(Chicago)
9-15
Continental
(increased
1
9-15
10-
1
9-12
$3.75
4.50%
10- 1
9-12
9-30
9-18
(quar.)
9-30
10-
35c
9-30
9-10
87%c
10-
1
9-10
$1.15
10-
1
9-10
preferred
5.44%
$5
(quar.)
Co.,
9-10
1
9-10
(quar.)_
common
25c
preferred
9-30
9-30
9-18
1010-
1
(Quarterly
de
10-
1
9-15
)
from
Pasco
10c
(quar.)
9-30
15c
9-30
investment
income)
13c
20c
Fibre
&
-
,
9-24
9-
Cowles
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Spark Plug (initial-quar.)
Vought Aircraft, Inc. (quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg.
(quar.)_
$1.12Ms
10-
1
10-15
10-
50c
9-22
9-
75c
10-
Crain
9-10
30c
Chance
1
1
4Ms%
preferred
(quar.)—
Industries, $4 pfd.
Chesapeake
*
$6
preferred
Chesapeake
'
1
$1
;
&
$1.50
'
10-
5%
1
Class B
9-19
■
Crown
9-19
11-
1
10-
9-4
Crown
9-10
Crucible
50c
.10-
f "
6
9-19
25c
9-30
9-15'
37'Ac
(quar.)
Series
A
37Msc
(quar.)
(quar.);.
preferred
Molded
Products
Chile
Copped'
Christiana
Co.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Suburban
Bell
Hosiery
Clearfield
&
Ry.
Clevite
Cluett
7%
4%
Worsted
Corp.
Co.,
preferred
preferred
,
f Cumberland
5'A%
Sand
Color-Craft
&
Products
Class
A
10-
1
9-5
9-15
9-30
4c
»
Curtiss-Wright
T.
M.
■DWG
25c
.
50c'"
$1.75
-
25c
'9-15
DaggafontPin
12-20
Daitc-h
Corp.,
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
..
V
-10-1
10-
-
1
g2c
10-
common
10-
12-18
Enamel &
Class
9-15
3
9-
8
75c
15c
$1.12'A
12'Ac
$1.12%'
1
9-12
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5%
9-12
9-15
*7
David
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
8% preferred (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co.,
(quar.)
15c
10-1
(quar.)__
87M2C
9-30
9-11
71/2c
9-29
&
*9-3
(quar.)
,
Class
5c
10-
3
9-18
i2c
10-
1
9-15
12c
11-1
10-15
A
Frere.
1
10-15
Decca
5%
1
Ex-Cell-O
10-1
9-15
Excelsior
9-26
9-
9-26
9-
5
12-26
12-
6
9-26
9-25
9-10
12-31
12-2P
(quar.)—__
$$1.75
Nut
&
9-30
10-
1
25c
10-
1
93%c
25c
$75c
(quar.)
(s-a)
(T.
9-22
9-15
9-12
10-15
9-12
10-
10-
3
1
9-13
9-30
9-15
$1.25
10-
1
9-2
87'Ac
10-
1
9-15
10-
7
9-15
Hudson
35c
10-24
10-10
50c
10-24
10-10
37'Ac
1
9-2
25c
9-30
9-16
5c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_
10- 1
9-29
9-30
25c
50c
40c
10-
8-?9
9-19
9-
8
9-
5
1
9-19
9-26
9-12
9-31
9-15
10-
1
9-TV
75c
10-8
$10c
__________
10-31
(quar.)—
—-
9-30
40c
10-1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
10-15
$1
9-19
15c
1
10-
1
lc
A—
11-
5c
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-12
6c
(quar.)
$1.25 /12-
Co.,
Ltd.—
(quar.)
—25c
—
(N.
Y.)
11-
7
f
37'Ac
(quar.)_—
Insurance
9-15
1
(quar.)__
.10-15.
9-15
10- 1
9-19
10-1
9-13
10-
9-10
1
10c
9-23
(quar.?
35c
4% preferred (quar.)_.^
__—$1
Falstaff Brewing, 6% preferred (quar.)
30c
Family Finance Corp., common (quar.)
40c
4%% preference A (quar.):
——A
56'Ac
5% preferx-ed B (quar.)
—________
62'Ac
Fanny Farmer Candy (o.uav.)—_—
25c
10-1
Farmers
&
common
Traders Life
(Syracuse,
N. Y.)
Insurance
9-
5
9-5
10-
1
9-5
10-
1
9-16
10- 1
9-9
10-
1
9-9
10-
1
9-
9
9-15
9-30
Co.
(quar.)
$3
10-
1
9-15
Farrcl-Birmingham Co. (quar.):
Bake Shops (quar.)—
50c
9-26
10c
9-30
20c
1-2-59
12-22
5%
9-25
9- 2
45c
10-31
10-10
Federal
Insurance Co.
(quar.)—
Federal Pacific Electric (stock dividend)-—^
Federated Department Stores
(quar.)—.—
Federated
Publications
10-
10-1
9-10
50c
9-27
9-11
;
Federation Bank
&
Trust
Co.
quar.).
Fibreboard Paper
S-12
9-
5
$1
(Marshall)
General
conv.
9-15
9-30
9-15
37%c
10-1
9-18
30c
$1
He
9-29
10-15
9-25
9- 3
10- 1
9- 4
Y.)—
—..—
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Financial
(N.
9-30
Products Corp.—
Common
$2.25
f
15c
(quar.)
Extra
Field
Co
8-27
9-30
15c
$1.75
—
preferred
H.)
Corp.
(Increased
(quar.)
8-27
8-27
1
Federal
(quar.)
$1
common
Inc.
Mfg.
6
20c
(quar.)
preferred
$5
Fairmont Foods,
9-12
10-
common
8-27
5
35c
A
(quur.)_
-—
preferred
9-15
9-12
1
1
preferred (quar.)___$2Ga
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.30q,
9-5
10-
15c
iquar.)
Records,
Delaware
class
Fund
Railroad.
1
—_
(quar.)————
Deere & Co.
Decker
Ltd..
10-
4.16%
50c
(quar.)
9-12
9-26
50c
common
Equity
Estabrcoks
62'Ac
22'Ac
common
9-26
35c
i
9-23
25c
(quar.)
preference
9-29
32'Ac
Credit Corp., 60c pfd. (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
9-5
10-
9-13
1
10-
;
(quar.)
Extra
1
10-
9-30
10-
10-
—__
___________________
10- 1
10-
9-10
10-1
(quar.)
Equitable
9-
50c
7%
A
9-29
Erie
9-19
9-12
1
Heating Products, Ltd.—
9-29
5
9-25
$1.03
(quar.)—
(Consolidated)—
(N. Y.)
9-29-59
12-
9-19
9-30
10-
$1.18
;
6-15
'
5
9-5
9-25
$1.12%
(quar.)_.—______
3-16
12-19
9-15
9-19
9-
10-1
$1.35
:
Mfg. Co., common
7-1-59
9-19
1
7
1
15c
;
4-1-59
20c
10-
10-
10-
-
(quar.)
Water Co.
preferred
Empire Trust Co.
12-18
40c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Daiia Corp., 3%% preferred series A
Davc-ga Stores Corp. of New York—
5% preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.,
-
(quar.)
Share
<fe
7%
9-17
$$1.37%
9-15
1
10-
Bond
Quarterly
0
Dalex
9-15
1
Natural
Manufacturing! Co.
$2
Dan River Mills Inc.,
9-17
9-30
Paso
$1,75
(irreg »
$37'Ac
$1.06%
(quar.)
$1.50
Dairies
13c *
_
(quar.)
$1.75
iquar.)
9-lft
7'Ac
(quar.)
^
Gas, common
Emerson Electric
9-17
8
9-8
1
(q'uar.)_______2_.
preferred
preferred
preferred
Elizabethtown
9-17
9-
1
10-
$30c
9-16
-
9-27
10-
(quar.) ______
Ltd.
(quar.)__
'
(quar.)
Endicott-Johneon Corp.,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
V
40c
l'Ac
Oo.
preferred
$4.72
El
*
7%c
17c
9-30
1
9-30
j
9-10
10-
10-15
(quar.')___
Fund
Fund
1
15c
9-30
25c
10-
1-2-59
9-15
10-15
■
of
B
Paso Electric
$1.75
common
share
Electric Storage Battery (quar.)
Electrical Products Corp. (Calif.)
$1.75
•___
5
1
65c
$1.50
9-10
9-29
9-15
10■
37'Ac
1
$1.75
10-1
9-
$1.12%
10-
1-2-59
9-10
'
(quar.)
Electric
9-29
9-30
Bros.
Class
El
10-10
40c
9-11
Co.,
0.2114
Steel
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)_i—-jr..
Balanced
$4.50
9-29
10-1
5
held.
9-10
.-
9-5
Kodak
Stock
$4.12
40c
9-5
1
com¬
10- 1
;
5
9-
1
10-
Stainless
Howard
Elder
10c
..
9-17
;
9-25 "
distribute
share
merger
$25c
A_
(quar.).
9-15
9-26
^
of
45c
;
—
Mines
Crystal
$1.20 convert-
each
Stores,
•
partic. preferred (quar.)—
Edo Corp., clas-s A (quar.)
"
Corp. iquar.
Cigar. Corp. (quar.)
1
one
for
Howard
9-18
11-1
1
10-
$$1
terms
&
10-10
9-30f
11- 1
10-
'
4'A%
,
12
$1
preferred
28
10-
also
preferred
Edison
.12-19
'•<
share
with
Investment Trust,
Economy Baler (quar.)
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)
9-10
Corp.—
iquar.)
1-1-59
10c
share and
&
9-10
1
9-5
32'Ac
-
(quar.)
Economic
9-22
1
10-
10c
(quar.)_.
A
$7.40
______
1
10-
18%c
common
iquar.)——____
Class
4'A%
'
Monthly
10-
,
,
Clothing Co.,
9-19
Colorado Central Power Co.—
Monthly
5
12'Ac
(initiaj)
Curliss
8-22
$35
—
(quar.)"_.—
5
9-
40c
9-15
9-15
9-29
$1
pfd.
9-
9-23
:
(s-a>_-,
9-30
_
3%%
Co.,
Stone
preference
15c
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
12-16
9-30
Corp.
2% v
$1.12%
Coca-Cola International Corp
Colonial
1-1-59
1
15c
A
Eaton
9-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
Eaton
1
J25e
9-12
"
D.
____
Co.,
Gas
9-12
$1.50
(quar.)
Engineering
6%
9-15
11-
$2.50
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
$1.60 prior preferred (quar.)
Curtiss Cand.V^Co., 1st preferred (quar.)
■
Coleman
9-22
8-13
(quar.)
9-30
common-(interim)
$2.50 class A (quar.)__
Coca-Cola Co. (quar.)—
1
9-30
(quar.)—
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)_
,
Co.—
Bottling Co. of New York (quar.)
Bottling Corp. (Cincinnati)—
Coca-Cola
preferred
9-16
(liquidating)
Iquar.)_
Pea body
Coca-Cola
Mills
10-
10-15
_—
.10-1
(s-a)
Electric Illuminating
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Quarries
(quar.)
Cleveland
iquar.)
65c
$4.50
Eastman
75c
$1.37%
_____!
Cleveland
Eastern
9-22
5c
preferred
iquar.)___
7%
preferred ' (quar.)
1
Cuban Telephone Co.
<quar.)_
6% .preferred
iquar.)
1__
9-20
V
1
1
$1
9-16
1
15c
quar.)l
7
1
10-
9-15
10-
25c
iquar.)_;
"9-8
10-
10- 1
9-30
5
10-
9-17
52 %c
preferred
(quar.)
Racing Assn., common
preferred (quar.)_.
15c
11-15
9r
JJl'Ac
(quar.)
4'A%
$4
5
1
'?
51'Ac*
;
Eastern
(quar.)_,
America
preferred
9-24
10-
will
pany
9-15
25c
9-
10-
50c
Rayonier, Inc. common for each share held.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, com.
(quar.)
87'Ac
pfd. (s-a)
Canada,
of
11-
1
common
9-15
;
1
$$1.50
preferred
9-30
.
10-
52%c
Gas
preferred
accordance
10-1
7%
9-12
$1
iquar.)___
Mahoniner
of
Co.
(increased
Common
9-12
SI.12
(quar.I
City Investing Co., 5%% preferred (quar.)
City Products Corp. (quar.)_
_i.
Clark Oil & Refining (stock dividend)
Claussner
Steel
7%
9-30
$1.18%
Telephone
9-19
a
87'Ac.
Curtis
4%%
Cincinnati
9-12
9-30
1
50c
•
250
5
10-15
10-
of
9-26
9-23
10c
9-
11-26
$1.75
_____
In
Extra
Securities
"
9-26
_^_
1128
9-25
50c
iquar,)___i_________'____'
Co.,
ible
10-25
i
iquar.)
40c
(quar.)
9-19
40c
10-15
10-10
10-
Corp.—
Merged with and into Standard Packaging
Corp.
Stockholders to receive four-fifths
$5.40
preferred
10c
(quar.)
9-17
9-30
12'Ac
Corp.
10-10
10-25
10c
517/8c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
'
7%
$1.25
Corp.
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.
9-22
10-1
25c
Fund, Inc
(quar.)-
3
12-18
$1.25
;
' 10-
10-23
10- 4
$1.62%
25c
(quar.)__*._„
preferred
10-25
87'Ac
Eastern
9-15
12-15
10-15
8
$1.12%
i
Potash
Natural
Bakeries,
partic.
.10- 1
20c
$1.31'A
10-
9-15
(quar.)
&
preferred
10-15
10-
9-15
Extra
1-2-59
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
20c
(quar.)
Common
7%
(quar.)
9rlO
$1.12
(quar.)
com.
East Tennessee
9-23
9-30
.
(quar.)
Cuban-American -Sugar. Co.—
9-19
12-15
9-30
Chicago
(quar.)
preferred
Sulphur
*
1-6-59
preferred
8-29
(quar.)
Corp, (quar.)
Service. Inc., class A
Zellerbach
9-25
2%%
A
9-30
10-17
9-19
1
9-15
(quar.)
Zellerbach
9-25
62M2C
Series
1
25c
Cork. International
$2
dividend__—______-______i_______
Common
10-
—
9-5
1
10- l
(quar.)
17'Ac
1
10-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
tquar.)_
Crown
7
preferred (quar.)
:
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.
(quar.)
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
com.
serie„s)
common
convertible
75c
5%
Common
4.15%
4.20%
9-12
Oil Co. (quar.)____
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
9-30
.10- 1
87MsC
____
Stock
11-14
10-15
preferred
9-16
9-12
5.20%
9-15
10-
30c
preferred
(quar;)—
preferred
(quar.)—
Eastern
10-15
467/8c
common
1
Petroleum-—
Class A
preferred (quar.)
Chesebrougli-Ponds
(quar.)—_—
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co.___
Chicago Great Western Ry., ,common (quar.)
1
..
Co.,
1
Crestmont
$1.12%
(accum.)
>.
B
Light
2.10%
9-10
10-15
Nemours Co.—
10-
Wheat
Crescent
9-15
12-15
L.;,-Ltd.
of
de
10-
quarterly
Co.
Company,
Class
10- 1
10c
—
(accum.)
Ohio Ry.
3Mr%
Corp.
I.)
55c
9-30
9-30
10-31
$1.75
$1.37'A
25c
11-20
50c
(quar.)_!
quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
10-1
Laboratories—
(E.
4.10%-
$1.12%
series)
Corp.,
Investment
Credit Finance
9-15
„
60c
(R.
Cream
Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank
(New York)
I Increased quarterly
Chemical
Enterprises
(initial)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4%
9- 5
1210-
I
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
DunhilL International
(bi-monthly)
9- 5
9-30
30c
$3.50
10-1
10-31
$43%c
$4.50
10- 1
1
9-2
$37'Ac
3.75%'
$1.75
preferred
Chemical
Crane
8
1
9
1
$3
•
(quar.)_-
preferred
Pont
9- 5
$1.13
Corp.,,
(1945
Realty,
Film
9-
10-
1
10-
34%c
(s-a)
common
participating preferred (quar.)
Power, common
(quar.)_____.
10-1
——
Craddoek-Terry Shoe, 5%
Champion
du
9-22
9-15
(quar.)
Electric
Petroleum
Counselor's
9
9-19
Co.
9-30
10-
(quar.)
Reynolds
Cosmopolitan
.
V 9-30
,
Cosden
9-20
'
.
60c
Duke
9-22
preferred (quay.)
Works, common (quar.)
dividend
$1
9-20
Du-Art
9-15
(quar.)__
preferred (1947
Inc.
(quar.)
&
9-17
93%c
3%%
Coro,
9-17
Corp.
9-31
11-
$25c
Corp.,-$2 preferred (quar.)
Duvan
pfd.
preferred
Corroon
Covp.__
Paper
preferred
Glass
9-30
1
9-30
(quar.)
2nd
-preferred
3'A%
9-15
$1.19
(quar.)___
Champion
7%
9-15
$1.16
Century Shares Trust—
Cerro
9-15
10- 1
$5.25 series A
Transport—
preferred
10-3
Draper
9-26
$25c
preference
(quar.)'
Dow Chemical (quar.)—^
Co.^—
Can
conv.
Corning
1
(quar.1)
convertible
9-5
RR.
9-26
10-15
$12%c
7%
^—
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Cornell-Dublier
■
$1.04
(qi'ar.i)
Motor
10-15
& Rockaway
Brewery, Ltd.,
9-24
10-15
$50c
(quar.)
common
Dow
$1.13
Corn Products Refining Co., common
9-18
9-30
Ltd.,
9-30
J20c
$$1.37'A
(quar.)
Cooper (B.) Corp., 6%% preferred (quar.)
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
9-18
68c
$1.25
—
(quar.)
4.75% preferred
Central Wisconsin
6%
9-10
1
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Common
1
10-
Co.
9-30
$1.04
$1.12%
Controls Co. of America
'
(quar.)
Central Vermont Public Service—
4.65%
10-
$1.50
preferred
4.15%
$1.15
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
Baking,
preferred
4'A%
Paper
10-15
7%
Continental Copper & Steel (quar.)
Continental Gin» 4% %
preferred, (quar.)_
9-19
—
10-15
1
9-19
Co., Ltd.—
Douglass Oil Co. of California—
5% % preferred i quar.)
Continental Casualty-Co. (Chicago)—
Stock div. (One sh. of United
Stgtes Life
Insurance Co., com. for ea. 25 shs. held)
9-18
6
(quar.)—1
Central
Donnacona
1
10-15
$17%c
Dominion Tar &
Chemical, Ltd., com.
$1 preference (quar.)
Duquesne
1
$l7%c
2
9-19
:
1
9-10
Dover
10-
10-
9-17
9-10
10-
9-
9-30
39c
10-
9-12
12'Ac
(quar.)—!
(quar.)_______
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-26
10-15
9-25
10-1
Co.
J40c
(quar.)
2'Ac
A
Corset
10-15
12'Ac
1
$1
preferred
9-10
6c
9-12
9-3Q
"
(quar,)_
com.
10-
(quar.)
convertible
9-10
15c
9-17
1
1
;_
(quar.)
Fields
(monthly)
Oil
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
10-10
10-15
9-30
(quarterly
income)
20c
(quar.)
10-
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
10- 1
15c
10-
4.52%
preferred
4.60%
11-
(quar.)
$1.18%
9-15
3.50%
6%
9-24
25c
8-28
20c
4%%
9-2*4
1
10-28
(quar.)
$25c
Ltd.,— <
(quar.)
—i
•
$25c
preferred (quar.)
i
$$1.12%
Dominion Glass Co.,
Ltd., common (quar.).
$50c
7%
preferred (quar.)______
9-15.
10-
10-
iod
Common
9-15
$3,50
lOc
Dominion Foundries &
Steel,
9-15
1
9-19
1-16
9-20
10- 1
9-15
9-17
10-1
10-
^
•
9-30
Dominion
75c
•
1
9-30
10-30
9-2
$1.25
Fund
'
10-
1-30-59
1
1
10-10
25c
10-
9-30
9-12
10-10
11-15
25c
Dominguez
Monthly
Dravo
1
9-15
preferred
preferred
$1.16
investment
9-26
11-15
%
Mines, Ltd.
9-17
Co.—
4.16%
4.50%
4.60%
4.75%
a
10-
Stock
9-16
25c1
i7y2C
(Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
Dodge Mfg. Corp., $1.56 preferred
1
(quar.)
10-
._r__
common
12-
net
9-12
12'Ac
Dixon
10-
;
1
preferred (guar.)
,—
$1.23
Central Indiana Gas (quar.)——__—20c
Maine
12-15
9-2
9-26
-
(quar.)
Arts
Growth
10-10
25c
—-
preferred
9-16
•
9-30
10-20
25c
(quar.):
37%c
10-
4.92%
Central
9-30
45c
(quar.)
(Toronto),
A.
Power
Continental
A
14c
$1.02'A
Central Illinois Public Service—
4% preferred (quar.)
from
50c
(quar.)
preferred
$5.50
A
class
Corp.,
9-30
10c
25c
(Equal to approximately $0,117
per share)
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
(Boston)—
class A
12- ft
50c
class
65%c
Products
9-10
12-15
25c
Quality Supermarkets, Inc.—
1st
Quarterly
1
9-10
s
Noc Chemical
Dome
(quar.)
9_i0
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Disney (Walt)-Productions (quar.)
Distillers, Ltd., ordinary (final)
12-19
(quar.)
10-
iquar.)—
(quar.)
12-31
5%
Acceptance Corp.,
Consumers
•
Raynolds Co.,
Diversified
—
40c
Light
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Rock
Consumers Gas Co.
1
Inc.
37'Ac
Common class B
1
10-
Central Illinois
4%%
7%
9-19
20c
$1.12%
D
10-
$1.25
Ltd.
9-10
62'Ac
(quar.)
Industries,
Giorgio Fruit
Di
9-10
preferred
$1.08%
preferred
^?v!aS.S. ® (Q«ar')-
,
31'Ac
<quar.)__.;
Consumers Finance Corp. of America—
Common class A (quar.)
of
B
(quar.i____
series C iquar.)—.
series
9-15
10c
$1.20
preferred
9-30
1
income
Paper,
9-30
9_30
9-30
B
Dilbert
Co.—
$1.02%
preferred
D1
9- 4
9-30
Royalties, Inc.—
Participating
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-19
$1.37%
(quar.)
Products
.
two
$3.50
27'Ac
common
$1.07$1.14
$1.25
Aluminum & Brass Corp.
Canada Tunnel (quar.)
&
1
Co.—
Corp.
9-10
&
Devoe
9-25
t50c
$1.18%
4.80%
10-
;
__—
$1.12%
4.10%
5
9_10
Corp.—
Chemical
$1
(quar.)
Metal
Consolidated
share
4.75%
9-
9.30
9-30
_______
(quar.)__
investment
9-18
Corp.—
com.
9-30
Consolidated
(quar.)
4.64%
From
of
:
<fc Gas,
A
-
.
9-30
12-20
Detroit
Detrex
,
7c
—.
Consolidated investment Trust'
9-24
—
Electric
Electric
Cement
preferred
62%c
shares
for
A
preferred
$5
12-19
$1.25
Detroit
2
9-
3
31'Ac
Consolidated Foods Corp.,
Stock dividend
-.V 9-30
10-14
(quar.)—1
preferred
10-
10-14
9-30
75c
(quar.)
(s-a).___^_________.
Consolidated Edison Co. (!N. Y.)'
8i;
1-2-59
10-28
to
50c
59%c
held
&
.
7%
9-8
9-
....
10-15
$$2.50
,
pfd.
Tramway
Class
Cigar Corp., com.
(increased)
$5 preferred, (quar.)
..Consolidated..Dry, Goods, common (quar.)
,
9-18
,
10-
5c
_____
(quar.)
5V*% preferred
share
1%
of
(quar.)
10-15
28c
(quar.)
Consolidattd
9-15
9-18
-
Denver
(Jersey City, N. J.)—
Light & .Power
Common (increased)
40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated
9-22
9-30
10-
—.
;
9-17
.
9-25
9-10
$i
(quar.)
9-30
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
Holder*
Payable of Bern.
92%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
70c
Inc.
(quar.)
Connecticut
'...
1
preferred
$250
Quarterly
1
9-26
10-10
20%
TConfederation Life Assn. >(quar.)
Connecticut General Life Insurance
10-
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
1
1
stock "held—
stock
Gas
preferred
4Va%
4.75%
1011-
$1.12Ms
preferred iquar.)
"
Labortaories
common
40c
10-
America—
Corp.
U
cash)
Consolidated
one
6
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___.
Concord "Fund' (special distribution of capital V
gains payable in additional shares or in
8
25c
(quar.)
:____
of
distribution
preferred
4.35%
9-
"
Stellardyne Laboratories
Centriil
.
.
9-15
,
30c
iquar.)
Corp.—
Stellardyne
stock
9-30
9-30
$25c
distribution
shares
A
9-15
50c
—__
preferred (quar.)
Central,pf Georgia Ry., 5%
Central
■■■'•' 9-30
20c
(quar.)
preferred series
Co.
Solvents
preferred
$2
(quar.)
_
Co.—
1
10-
When
share
pfd, (quar.)
4.56%
5%
10c
$2.50
/
9-21
Investments, Ltd.—
5 % preference (s-a)
Central Electric & Gas
4.28%
9-15
10-
50c
4.20%
_
5%
1
$1.25
Corp.
4.75%
9-12
10-
SI.05
(quar.)
Telegraph Co.
9-15
$1.25
Commonwealtn Water Co., 5%%
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.
$1.75
Products, (quar.)
Common
-
10- 1• 9-15
33c
iquar.)
Canada
10- 2 'J.
.
ll3kc
of America, common
4%% preferred (quar.)
7%" 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)—
Central
9-12
93'%c
(quar.)__
Co. (quar.)
Carter Products
(quar.)
Carthage MilLs (quar.)
Celanese
2
15c
W.)
Ceco.. Steel
9-12
10-
20c
preferred (quar.)
6%% preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
9-12
10- 2
25c
■
7%
Carolina Telephone &
8-18
8-18
9-30
Quarterly
Commonwealth Investment Co. (Del.)—
Quarterly from investment income
Commonwealth Loan ,Coi (Indianapolis)—•
-4% preferred (quar.)____.
1
10c
Kennedy
(quar.)__
Carnation Co., 3:%%
1st preferred (quar.)—
Carter, (J.
9-15
10- 2 ,!;•
;
$25c
'
A-
com.
Credit
^Commercial Trust Co.
.
'$$2
_•
v
Light Co.,
9-30
9-30
3IV4C
—
Combustion-Engineering,
Commercial
-
t$l
.
preferred
9-30
of
dividend
Stock
Name of Company
|
Delaware Power <fc Light, 3.70%
4% preferred (quar.)_
68%c
Electric
Ohio
Co.
Par
of Rec.
62Vac
(quar.)-
Packers Assn..
Insurance
Commercial
9-16
$$1.25
—
$4.20
1
(quar.),
Southern
&
Holder».
Payable
v
*
9-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
•
A
,v
1
'J
10-
•- r
—
.
(quar.)
Power
River
Combined
10-15
1
1
;
$75c
.8%
preferred
(quar.)
1
_L_
Canadian Westingnouse 'Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Cannon Shoe, class A
iquar.)
'_
Capitol Records (quar.)
Extra
Carolina
11-
10-
.
$20c
,
Baxter
10-
A
Corp.—
preferred' '(quar.)___j___
"'5%
Columbia
9-5
10-15
$$2
'
Power, Ltd.—
6% preferred 1956 series (quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
Carey,
9-30
..
$65c
•• •
(quar.)
Canadian International
5%. redeemable preferred
preferred
When
Share
Iron
&
V-'i 5Vifti: preferred.B (quar.)_L.
"'Colorado Interstate Gas Co., com.
9-30
$2%c
$15c
•
A
5% preferred
5%
of Company
Fuel
Columbus
(quar.)
Ltd:—•
Colorado
9-30 •*•«'"*8-29
$43%c
Canadian
Collieries Resources, Ltd.—
5% preferred series B to P (s-a)
Canadian Drawn Steel Co., 60c pfd. (quar.)
Canadian Dredge & Dock Ltd. (incr. s-a)
Name
10-10
9-30
$183Ac
$20C
L
of Rec.
1
11-1
$$1.25
Canners, * Ltd.,- class A (quar.)
Celanese, Ltd., common (quar.)
Canadian
"
Ltd.,
1&
see
—
Marshall
Field
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_
——.
&
_
Co.
7'Ac
56'Ac
11- 1
11-
1
9-29
10-10
i
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, Septemoer 22, 1958
.
(Initial)
Corp.
Firstamerica
20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5ft
10-
3
10-
1
9-
4
8%
Grafton &
10-
1
9-15
Grand
&
10-
1
9-19
Grant
<W. T.), common
10-
1
9-20
voiirg
Class B
»on-voting
1
9-20
Gray
9-16
Great
American
9-23
8-29
Great
$1.18%
10-
9-19
1
40c
1
9-20
10-24
10-
8
12-15
10-
1
25c
12-10
11-
1
9-
2
f
10-
'
50c
1
9-
2
9-30
$1.05
1
10-
25c
9-
2
1
10-
75c
9-24
11-24
1
11-24
$1.70 preferred A
1
9-15
Great Western Sugar
iOc
10-
1
9-22
25c
10-20
10-10
12-27
62%C
10- 1
9-20
10-17
9-26
1
10-15
10-27
9-30
1
9-15
Great
Ltd. <quuc.;_—
preferred (quar.;
Companies,
(3ft
Company,
Realty
Friedmanr't tL.;
$30c
_—
75c
tquar.)
.
Co.
A.)
11-15
1 A-
J
1UC
9-30
9-15
20c
10-31
10-17
Gulf
9-28
1
9-
9-30
9-17
9-25
9-
Mobile
(Julius)
Garfinckel
40c
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-30
9-19
+5c
25c
$1.06*4
$1.25
$18%c
Gatineau
5ft
Co.,
Power
15c
37 Vic
80c
12*/2c
5y2ft
preferred
$4.50
Oil
9-
10-
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-
1
1
10c
10-
1
$1.25
12-15
$1.25 3-16-59
$1.16
10- 1
10c
10- 2
10c
10- 2
1
12- 1
11- 3
(quar.)
20c
10- 1
10- 1
9-23
10- 1
9-10
9-10
B- 8
9-15
1
9-
4(4%
87Vic
General
preferred
4ft
6%
2c
10-
1
9-
(quar.;
1
9-19
$1
10-
1
9-19
20c
10-
1
,
(quar.)
Co.,
General
Investors
Co.,
-
9-15
Hartford Fire Insurance
9-19
Hartford
9-22
6'/aft
$1.25
(quar.)
5ft. pfd.
Trust
(Boston)
Industries
9-30
10-25
15c
5ft
5ft
10-
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)_
93 %c
Portland
General
.
11-
1
10-
6
11-
1
10-
6
Utilities
$1.25
—,
(quar.)
General
Public
General
Railway Signal Co.
Corp.
450
53c
11- 1
-
25c
(quar,)
20c
Realty & Utilities Corp. ((quar.)
General Refractories Co. (quar.)-£_
General
General Reinsurance
General
Steel
1
9-10
9-15
9-26
9-
Heinz
Helena
9-18
10-31
10-17
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.;
Corp.
(quar.)
(George W.) Co., common (quar.)—
preierred (quar.)ft„
Heppenstall Co., 4Vz ft preferred (quar.)
7ft
25C
11-15
10-24
32*/2C
11-15
10-24
Hershey
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
33c
11-15
preferred
$1
$1.30
7ft
500
(quar.)—
preferred
$1.32
59%C
General
5 Vift"
General
$1.40
preferred
$1.25 preferred
5 Vift
preferred
10-
1
9-15
1
10-
9-20
Iliram
60c
10-
9-15
Hoffman
33%c
10-
9-15
Holland
1
;
Gooderham
Walker
(See Walker
_
Furnace
37*/ic
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-15
31*/4c
10-
1
9-15
36y4C
10-
1
9-20
«fc
9-10
9-10
10-10
9-17
9-17
Southwest—
9-15
55c
11-
1
10-10
28c
11-
1
10-10
Home Insurance Co.
27>/2C
I
11-
1
10-10
Hooker
10-
1
9-15
(stock dividend)
(N.
Electrochemical
Y.)
10- 8
9-15
9-18
9-10
9-19
$4.50
of Wisconsin—
(quar.)—.
General Telephone Corp., common
4.25ft preferred (quar.)—
4
Name
$1.12Va
preferred
40ft
preferred
(quar.)
4.75ft
preferred
preferred
50c
(quar.)
General
Time
General
Tire
Corp.
fiz
preferred
r__
•
9-25
9-15
Co.
Gielow
(J. J.) He Sons,
Goebel
60c
Co.
Brewing
Gold Seal
9-15
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-
5
9-
5
9-26
9-
5
10- 6
10- 6
10- 6
9-19
9-19
9-19
9-12
9-12
9-18
9-12
9-12
10-28
9-15
$1.15
,
10-
1
9-15
$1 50
10-
1
9-30
80c
20c
10-
1
9-15
Class
10-
6.40ft
50c
(quar.)
1
9-19
9-29
9-19
9-30
Hunt
Foods,
Hupp
Corp.,
5ft
9-12
Huron
50c
10-
1
9-
Quarterly
Husky Oil Co.,
15c
10-
1
9-12
8
preferred
(quar.)
Class
B
(stock
dividend 1
Telegraph
Bros,
Goodrich
(B.. F.)
Tire
Common
2ft
2ft
:
&
9-
8
9-22
9-
8
$1.50
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
12ViC
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
9-22
10-
1
9-10
55c
(quar.)
Rubber
(Canada)
9-
5
Ltd.—t$l
;
+
9-30
9-10
50c
10-31
10-10
Erie
8-29
9-19
9-22
9-16
12- 8
9-26
8-29
9-26
8-29
9-30
9-30
9-20
9-15
10-10
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
12-15
9- 3
9-19
9-2
12- 1
12-15
12-
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
1
9-26
9-30
9-30
1
9-19
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-20
9-20
9-22
9-10
9- 8
(quar.)_-_
10- 1
9-19
120c
1
6ft
:
(quar.)__,
pfd. A
(quar.)
Corp.
(Ontario)—
preferred
(quar.)
Sash & Door
6ft
preferred (quar.)
5ft preferred (quar.)
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons, common (quar.)
$2.75 class A preferred (quar.)___.
4ft ft prior preferred series I
9-15
110c
140c
10-15
10-15
10-15
(quar.)
Ideal
Cement
Illinois
Bell
Co.
(quar.)_____
Telephone
(quar.)
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
9-30
9-15
10-
9-12
1
10-15
9-19
10-15
9-15
20-15
9-30
P-30
9-19
$1
9-30
9-19
f$3
9-29
9-15
$15c
50c ft
$1
40c
,
$1
10-
1
9-15
45c
10-
1
9-12
20-
1
9-10
43%
c
9-19
20-15
75c
10-
1
35c
10-
1
9-15
10-.1
9-15
S-30
9-15
9-
5
*
22c
10rd o
9-12
1
H
I
,
9-10
1
9-10
tGOc
10-15
9-15
t75c
10-15
9-15
8c
S-30
9-
9C
10-10
10-
1
9C
10-10
10-
1
7ftc
10-10
10-
1
lOftc
10-10
10-
1
f25c
S-30
8-29
9-30
8-29
—
——————
—
of Canada, Ltd., com.—
Inc.
Co.
10-
8
9-15
5C
9-30
9-30
9-15
32^0
11- 1
10-20
11- 1
10-20
(s-a)
(Increased)
—
(quar.)
; Iowa Power & Light, common (quar.)
3.30ft preferred (quar.)
4.35 ft preferred (quar.)
———
4.80ft preferred (quar.)—
—
Irving Trust Co.. (quar.)
1
——_—_
Island Creek Coal Co., common (quar.; — —
preferred
4.80ft
$6 preferred
(quar.)—
Jamaica
5ft
40c
10-
1
9-15
60c
10-
1
9-15
9-26
40c
8-26
9-15
82 V2C
10-
1
$1.08%
io-
i
$1.20
10
1
9-15
40c
20-
1
9-
50c
-10
1
9-19
9-19
9-15
2
$1.50
10- 1
Hlftc
10- 1
$1.25
$1.25
—_—.—
!
Ltd.
(quar.)™__
"
S-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
(quar.)——
preferred (accumulative)
(quar.)
—
Electric
Lake Sulphur Co.,
Jefferson
Jefferson
Stock
.—
Shares (quar.).:
(quar.)^
Jewel Tea Co., 3% ft preferred (quar.) _™
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc.—
" /
common
Corp.
Steel
(quar.)
$1.46 preferred
<quar.)_
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
________
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids RR.—
Semi-annually
Kansas City Power & Light—
3.80 ft
preferred
(quar.)
4ft preferred (quar.)
;
4.20ft
preferred
(quar.)—
—
I 4.35ft preferred (quar.)
—
4,/2ft preferred
(quar.)
—
Kansas City Southern Ry.
4ft
preferred (quar.)
Kansas Gas & Electric Co., common (quar.)
4Mift
preferred (quar.)
—
$4.32 preferred (quar.)
:
4.28ft
preferred A (quar.)
—
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
5% ft
8
11-7
9-19
9-30
$1
9-19
9-30
25c
93%c
1
10-17
9-25
9-10
11-
15c
5ft
Kahler
9-15
9-
12-10
l'/aft
income—_—
Laughlin Steel Corp., com. (quar.)_preferred A (quar.)——
Journal Publishing (Ottawa), Ltd. (quar.)__
Jones &
Kaiser
9-15
1
1
9-30
.
dividend
investment
10-
10-
$1.25
$1.7o
15c
Jenkins Bros.-P'ounders
From
9-4
'
1st preferred
Jeanette Glass, 7ft
9-30
62ftc
9-30
10- 1
9-15
Kansas
10- 1
9-15
4%ft
$5
preferred
$5.65
$1.25
9-30
9-18
$1.25
12-30
12-1"
35c
63H4c
9-30
$1.12
9-30
9-19
9-19
9-19
9-30
(quar.»
preferred tquar.)
Power & Light, common
preferred (quar.)
4%ft preferred (quar.)
5ft
preferred (quar.)
10-
9-
1
5
9-
1
10-
62V2c
$1.25
f20c
5
10-15
9-22
9-30
S-30
9-20
9-12
$1.43%
9-30
9-12
$2.90
10- 1
9-15
11-14
$1
$1.05
12- 1
1-" 1
12- 1
$1.08%
12-1
30c
36F2c
"
.
95c
$1.12Vi
11-1-J
11-14
11.-14
-12- I
Kawneer
Company
57ftc
50c
$2
10-15
.
9-29
9-30
10- 1
9-12
9-10
(quar.)__
,—.—_
—
50c
35c
$1.06%
SI. 12%
$1.25
10- 1
10- 1
10c
25c
30c
Kendall
Co.,
(quar.)
—
Co.
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
(Continued
on page
87*20
87MiC
60c
$1.12%
50)
10-1
9-26
10-15
9-30
10- 1
1-2-59
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9- 9
9- 9
9-9
9- 9
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-5
10- 1
Kelling
preferred
9-30
32Vic
(quar.)—
(James R.) Corp
Nut 6ft preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Co., 3 Vz ft preferred (quar.)——.—
-10-15'
-10-.1
10- 1
rlO- 1
jfl
40c - 10- 1
$1.25
10- 1
$1.41
10- 1
$1.12V2
$1.08
$1.07
Kearney
Kelsey-Hayes
(quar.)
10-
——
(s-a)
Common
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-12
E. Circuit Breaker
preferred
9-15
6c
'
3Vz ft
I. T.
9-22
1
Z5c
$1.50
(quar.)
conv.
1
20-
.,
50c
Mortgage
9-30
Iowa Electric Light & Power—
9- 8
Huttig
4.60ft
tquar.l
preference "(quar.)
9-30
&
2
1
10-15
1C
60c
Inc.
9-15
1
9-
""20-
10-
—
(Rhode Island)—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
140c
preferred
8
Investors Trust
:
(Jersey City)
common
3
9-
t25c
income)
I'oundation,
Royalty
Investors
30c
common
10-
3c
Co.—
Goldblatt
B
A
:
Stock Fund
Class A
■
9-30
9-30
:
class
12-
9-23
in¬
preferred (quar.)
3ft
Investors
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.
convertible
1-2-59
I
$1.25
net
(from
America
of
Co.
Investors Syndicate
9-22
(quar.)
Quarterly
4
9-15
1
10-
54Vic
(quar.)—-—
Class B —
15c
Inc.
9-
Corp.—
Funding, class A
Investors
$1.25
$1.3714
'
—«
County National Bank
25c
Inc
(quar.)
dividend)—.
4ft
Hudson
4
S-30
50c
(quar.
preferred
net investment income)
Material Co.—
(Harvey),
1
Products Corp.—
Stock
Hubbell
1
10-
9-
10c
preferred A (quar.)
$5 preferred B (quar.)
—
Jamestown Telephone Corp.
20c
(reduced)
Corp.
9-4
Co.
Public Service,
Jamaica Water Supply,
62y2c
3114c
$1.3114
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-
9-15
Field
4"
9-
9-30
S-30
$1.20
9-12
9-10
25c
(quar.)
common
6ftft
50c
Co,
(stock
Goodyear
9-21
Oil
Hoving
$1.25
(quur.)
(quar.)
A
&
1
Houston
5ft
Gas,
S-30
/
50c
(quar.)—.—
pfd. (quar.)_—
9-30
10- 1
5614c
(quar.)
($50 par)
($25 par)
preferred (quar.)
$1.23
Class
Gold
10-
Natural
5V4ft
9-26
(quar.):
convertible
(quar.)—
9-30
(quar.;
Glens Falls Insurance
(accum.)
9-30
preferred
10-31
20c
Ltd., com. (quar.)
6ft convertible preferred (quar.)
Investment Trust of Boston (quarterly from
3114c
pfd.
common
Houdailie Industries Inc.,
25c
(quar.)
Giddings &■ Lewis Machine Tool Co.
Glidden
5ft
Houston
$1.25
Cement
America,
of
Corp.
9-15
Chemical
Securities
Investment
15c
9-18
&
Co.
5ft
Co.,
vestment
10-6
10- 6
15c
1
9-10
11-14
9-10
"
(quar.)
preferred
$4.80
Interstate
11-1
11- 1
10- 1
9-26
11- 7
11- 1
$1.06y4
$1.12ft
tl2y2c
(quar.)
Company, 4Vz ft preferred (quar.)
(F. W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
9-30
1
International Textbook Co. (quar.)
Interstate Bakeries, common (quar.)/-:—:~—
Co.—
Class B
i7y2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp., $6 voting preferred
Art
10-
Chemical
Slicrppes Inc., common
Hotel
2ft
Co., $5 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
Gibson
2
40c
____
dividend
Portland
2
9-
$1,371/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.60
Gera
Giant
9-
1
preferred
20-
——
Shoe
Non-voting
$1.25
;
—
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common (quar.)
$4.92
1
10-
Hooker
Minerals
8-30
11-29
50c
(quar.)
$i.i2y2
<quar.;___.
preferred
(quar.)
5*2 ft
preferred
(quar.)
5 ft preferred
Georgia Power
10-
Hot
to
$1.06*5
45c
Co.—
si.06y4
$5
Stock
Horner
2
$2.25
4%ft
Co.
2
9-
9-
25c
(quar.)
Parts
9-
1
Co.
preferred
Genuine
9-30
66c
4y4ft
Genung's, Inc.
1
10-
59Vie.
(quar.)
Rubber
Hoover
10-
55c
(quar.)
5.28 ft
2
53y8c
(quar.;
;
changed
$4.25
1
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
•
General Telephone Co.
1
10-
International Silver Co., 7ft
30c
37y2c
50c
50c
5ft
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
H.)
9-19
10-
(quar.)—;—„—
International Power, Ltd. (quar.)
—
International Salt Co.—4_™™4—__;_™__
16c
(D.
9-19
$1
$1.25
.
9-25
12-23
\
J 6c
Holophane Co
Holt (Hencry) & Co.
; io- i
$1.05
$5
convertible
Holmes
_
9-19
preferred
4ft
Gold Mines Ltd.—
Extra
5ft
1
50c
(quar.)
Common
./
(quar.)
common
9-19
10-
10-18
25c
15c
Quarterly
Holly Sugar Corp.,
10- t
.
-
(quar.)
Co.
10-15
$1.15
—
Iron
International
Ltd.
Worts,
G & W, Ltd.)
(H.)
Electronics
Hollinger Consolidated
35c
(quar.;
$45c
J45c
Quarterly
34%c
preferred (quar. >
preferred' (quar. >
5.60ft
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co. (quar.)
Hilo Electric Light Co..
common
9-15
2
10-
37Vie
International Bronze Powders, Ltd. (quar.)_
International Harvester Co.,
com.
(quar.)
International Milling, 4ft preferred (quar.)
/ : ■/
.
9-20
1
ft
$1.41%
pfd. (s-a)
L™™_i
11- 1
9-25
9-24
9-30
10- 1
9-26
12-15
35c
20c
12c
50c
30c
75c
45c
———
Creamery
(quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the
5.80ft
preferred4-, (quar.)
J
$2.20
Hertz
10-24
11- 5
9-15
Hinde & Duuch Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.40
preferred (quar.;
$1.35 preferred (quar.).
General Telephone Co. of Missouri—
6ft preferred A (quar.)^—
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
10-
62Vic
preferred ' (quar.;
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred' •• (quar.)
.
Telephone Co. of Iowa—
preferred (quar.)
._
Telephone Co. of Micnigan—■
$2.50
1
Illinois—
$2.37(2
General
10-
8
"$1.20
4ft
Corp.—
Steamship Co
Interlake
Xnterlake
Interstate
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
10- 1
10- 2
10- 1
10- 1
11-1
8
9-
540c
Co
Securities Corp.,
9-15
'
Hercules
Florida—
(quar.)
Inter-Ocean
10- 1
Products
Gallon
Hercules
9-10
(quar.).
Common
Reinsurance
Inter-Ocean
Power
$1
$1.37ft
25c
* 91ftc
35c
40c
4314c
56'/4c
9-
1
"
preferred
.
preferred class A (quar.)—
Powder Co. (qt'.ar.)
Heritage Fund. Inc._
General Telephone Co. of
9-15
9-19
4.36ft
30c
(quar.)-
1
.
Interstate
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
8
1010-
568%c
preierred (quar.)
:—
i'$1.12Vi
4ftft
preferred (quar.)™
$66 Vic
4ftft redeemable preferred (quar.)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co.,- Ltd.—- —
$12 ViC
50c nartlcipating A
(quar.)
—
$3
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6ft preferred (s-a)
25c
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.™;.—
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fund—■
(8 cents from investment income and
12c
4 cents from securities profits)—
62 Vz c
Insurance Co. of North America
(quar.)_._
Insurance Exchange Building Corp. (Chicago;
50c
Quarterly
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
50c
Quarterly
'
;—™™_
9-19
9-19
25c
25c
9-
$1.14
$1.03 V'8
—-
9-29
9-29
25c
2lJ,4c
27V2c
(quor.)_
(H. J.) Co., 3.65ft preferred
Rubinstein, Inc. (quar.)—
9-19
9-30
10- 1
9-24
10- 1
10-10
10- 1
1
5ft ft
Investment
Helme
10-17
87 Vac
Corp.
9-24
9-30
9-30
10-20
10- 1
25c
37y2c
50c
17y2c
75c
50c
50c
36J4c
(quar.)
preferred
5(2ft
Hein-Werncr
5
$1.50
f 12y2c
—
—
(quar.)
<te Co.,
quar.)
International
preferred /(quar.)
•ico
9-30
10-
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)——
E.)
(Walter
Heller
1
10-31
50c
10ft
(quar.)
Castings
10-
37yac
i—
...
(quar.)
common
preferred A
$3.50
50c
(quar.)
(N.Yv)
Corp.
Stock dividend
General Shoe Corp.,
9-12
9-30
(increased)
Co.
Cement
10- 1
10- 1
10-31
50c
50c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
preferred D
5ft preferred E
4(4ft preferred
5 Vz ft preierred
General Motors Corp.,
$3.75
$1.12y2
G2'/ic
pfd. (quar.)—
(C. F.) Co., 5.80ft
Electric,
Hawaiian
9
9-
1
$1.06%
:-
.
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)_
8ft
9-10
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
Gas
Hathaway
$1.25
(quar.)—
preferred
9-19
(quar¬
7c
terly from income)Inc., 5ft
General Mills,
8-14
1
10-
25c
(quar.)—
Stores Inc.
Hartfield
9-30
50c
(quar.)™.
General Electric, Ltd. ordinary (final)
Co.
General
5
9-15
37 Vic
(quar.) —
common
(quar.)————
preferred
General Electric
9-
11-17
(quar.),
6ft preferred (quar.)
_—
Harding Carpets, Ltd
Harnischfeger Corp. (quar.)
Harris-Intertypc Corp.
(quar.)___
liar,sco
Corp.
(quar.)
9-16
10-
—.
Corp.
Controls
9-30
50C
+$1.25
—...
____
8
31 */4C
common
(quar.;
General Contract
General
9-17
(quar.)—
preferred
Cable Corp.,
General
1
Corp.—
Builders
convertible
5ft
10-
Co.
(quar.)
1
Hancock Oil Co., 5ft preferred (s-a;
Hanover Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Hanover Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Hanover .Shoe
(reduced)
Harbison-Walker Refracteries
9
9-
$2
(quar.)_;
Co., $8 pfd.
Co.
(quar.)
Baking
General Box
9-30
,
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
4Vzft
5
General American Transportation Corp.—
General
.
Ltd.
Inc
Manufacturing
Hammermill Paper Co.
9-12
10-
Quarterly
.
9-19
f25c
120c
6O0
9-25
20-
$1.03
(increased quar.)—
Common
'
14-25
2-24
(quar.;—
Oil Well Cementing
Xerox,
Hamilton
9-12
10-
IOC
(quar.)
of Texas
Co.
Class- A
9-15
1
$1.12 Vi
common—
(quar.)—
American
General
1
10-
f$1.37
Investors Co.,
General American
10-
+$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9- 4
9- 4
9- 4
9- 4
9-15
10-15
9-15
10-15
—
Ltd., common
(quar.)
1
Hamilton Cotton Co. Ltd.
5ft
preferred (quar.)
t35c
preferred
10- 1
11- 1
10-15
11- 1
pfd. (quar.)
Halliburton
32 Vic
(quar.)__
9-15
-™
Brass
Haloid
common
10-1
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
9-12
1
10-
9c
__
9-15
Quarterly
Halm
5
9-
9-22
50c
Gate City
6Vz%
10- 1
8-29
8-29
23-15
preferred (quar.)
a.—..—__™_
5.65ft preferred (quar.)
4.20ft preferred tquar.)
—
4ft preferred
(quar.)
—
Indianapolis Water Co.. 5ft pfd. A (quar.)__
4ft ft preferred B (quar.)——:——
Industria Eiectrica de Mexico, S.A.—
„: American shares
—:—+.'—.l
Industrial Acceptance Corp-, Ltd.—
9-15
12 Vic
Steel, Inc.—preferred A (quar.)
25c
iquar.;
Extra
28 Vie
(quar.)___
Co., common
convertible preferred (quar.;
Packing Co. (reduced;
Garrett Corp.
(quar.)—
Gas Industries
Fund, Inc.-—
4Vi ft
10- 2
<
8-29
9-30
4.60ft
9-16
9-10
9-10
....
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Gurlock
10- 2
$30c
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
2
9-17
1
10-
56V4c
Common
RR.,
Ohio
&
Power Co., 4.64ft
Gulf
12 Vic
Quarterly from net investment income
(R. E.) Co., 4 Vift preferred (quar.;
9-30
30c
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Fundamental Investors—
Funs ten
9-15y
$5
30C
(quar.)
.9-15
10- 1
45c
5ft
$1.75
<quar.)
(quar.)
Frontier Refining, 7ft preferred (quar.)
Company
(Geo.
10-
1UO
Corp.
Friglkar
11-
$1.25
(s-»)™,
10- 1
30c
S-30
ft
12c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Indiana Telephone, 4.80ft pfd (quaT.)__i—
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
$$1.10
9-12
9-30
1_™.—''
4ftft
12- 1
5
9-
1
3c
13ft
Foundation Fund
4.56ft
12-10
9-30
10-
ti2yac
(s
preference
9-12
9-12
1
"
4.12ft
40c
(quar.).
(quar.)..
Wire Co., Ltd.
(B.)
Greening
-r-
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Franklin Telegraph Co.
Power
9- 2
....
Co., common
Mountain
9-30
35c
f 30c
Incorporated Income Fund
Indiana ic Michigan Electric—
v
(quar. L
Green
9-12
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
7ft
5ft
10-
t50c
(quar.)._—_
9-12
9-30
-
L,.
(interim)
Common
Income-
9-12
9-30
$31 %C
preferred (quar.).....'.—
Greyhound Lines (Canada) Ltd
Griesedieek Co., common (quar.)
5ft convertible preferred (quar.)
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.).
Gulf Lite Insurance Co. (quar.)—
12-
9-30
+30c
*35c
9-12
9-30
+62 V2C
of Canada, Ltd.—
2
9-
1
S-30
112 Vic
-
tquar.;
imperial Tobacco Co.
9-25
$40c
Greyhound Corp.* common (quar.)
414ft
preierred (quar.)—.
lT2*/aC
——.
9-19
10-1
——
Quarterly
Imperial Oil. Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Paper & Color Corp.
9- 8
5c
(quar.t—
(quar.)™.
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada-
Ire.—
Producers,
Western
1
12-
10-
35c
t,niwai-quar.;
9-19
—..
35c
(quar.)
preferred A
10-15
preferred
$1.20
30c
—
New common
37 Vic
(quar.)
Y.)
iN.
Insurance
25c
Extra
9- 8
9-15
(quar.;..
(quar.)—
—.
Great Lakes Power Corp. Ltd.-—
5ft
1st preferred (quar.)
—
Great Southern Life Insurance (Houston; —
Quarterly ...
.........
Great West Life Assurance Co. (Winnipeg; —
Quarterly
...—...
Great Western Financial Corp. (quar.)
—
9-19
9-30
5ft
(quav.;
10- 1
10- 1
Class A
(quar.)...—....
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., com.
22 r/2c
(quar.;
93%c
preferred
preferred
$1.40
American Realty Corp.—
10-
Transit Co. (quar.)
Foster-Forbes Class, common (quar.).
Fuller
1-
....—j
(quar.;
9-25
10-
16 %c
Fort Wort):
Frlto
(quar.).
6c
(quar.;
12-15
9-30
10- 1
A
$2.50
11-25
—r-
$25c
$45c
50c
Class
11-18
11-18
11-18
(quar.)
—
Drug Stores (Increased quar.)
38c
$1.25
—+■—
*
12-10
12-10
12-10
preferred
3%ft
25c
Class 13
Foremost Dairies
Fraser
Ltd.
Toy,
$1.50
$2
$2
__ ——
(quar.).
class A
Co.,
12c
preferred (quar.)
.
—
Florida Telephone Corp., class A (quar.;—
Fluor Corp., Ltd. (quar.;
Flying Tiger Line, inc., com. (stoctt dtv.)__
5ft preferred A (s-a)™.—>—
—
Food Fair Stores, common finer, quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
Food Machinery & Chemical, common (quar.)
Forbes
Wallace, Inc., $3 class A (quar.)__
Frick
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preierred B (quar.)
8ft
1
Co.
RR.
10-
50c
(quar.)™r_^_—
imperial Investment Corp. Ltd.—
Central
Illinois
of Rec.
Payable
'
Co.
&
$1.25
4%ft
5Vift
9-17
9-30
11-
R.»
(quar.)—
Insurance
12 Vzc
Co., corn, (quar.;
Utilities Co., com. (quar.;__
Public
(Wv
Grace
50c
Florida Power & Light
Florida
9-15
Employees
Government
6ft
common
Mutual Fund, Inc
Florida
5
75c
Broiuers,
Fisher
9-29
75c
Porter Co., 5ft pld. <quar.)__—
S3 preferred (quar.;
Fischer <fc
Fleming Co.,
9-
15c
—»
(quar.;™-—________
First National Bank of Jersey City (N. J.;-—
Quarterly c__——
—-—•
First National City Bank
<N. Y.) (quar.;_
First National Stores (quar.)
Corp.
Geneva
First
9-30
Share
Name of Company
,
Holdere
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Ree
25c
9-25
9-10
Share
of Company
Name
of Rec.
Payable
When
per
Holder•
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
•
.
.
(1160)
16
-
9-5
9-5
9- 5
9-12
l°-_ 1
9-15
9-15
13-15
9-15
9-15
Volume 18S
Number 5779
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1161)
Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
«»
DAILY RANGE OF FRIGES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
29
Highest
Oct 21
S7% Feb
Lowest
33% Jun 17
12
30% Jan
3
43% Jan 13
102% Jan
7
51% July 15
104% May 22
v* Jan
2
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
V
;
Nov 13
92
11
.
17% Jun 10
14
Jan
40
Jun
EXCHANGE
B
61% Aug 14
113
3
Aug
36% Dec 39
64% May 17
3774 July 15
12 7a Oct
16% May 27
14% Jan
20% Jun
21
Dec
27
38% Jan
20 Yb Dec
24
27 72
24
Mar
!32~
Feb
1
8
19% Jan
3
July 18
20% Jan
2
2474 Jan
6
27% Jan 11
12
204
Jun
7
143
Jan
86
~6% Dec~30
147 a Jan
29% Oct
11
163/4 Dec
31
31% July 5
31 % July 23
65% July
8
43=8 Oct 21
176 % Feb
15
23 7a Dec
155
July
2
Dec
7
25% Dec
2
Sep 19
Jan
7
2
16% Jan 28
17% Jan
2
49% Jan 13
232% Jun 28
30
2
193% Jan
16
24% Jan
•
2
1
Aug 28
3% May 28
23
107a Dec 30
19% Jan
2% Jan
3
11% Jan
16
2
20
18% May 13
14
Jan
2
70
Oct
30
77% Jan 14
72
Jan
16
3% Dec
30
4% Jan
110674 Aug
2
9% jun
Oct
17
240
50 7a Dec
31
146
287a Dec 30
9374 Dec
14
Oct 24
■'
Sep
5
65% Apr
21
14% Apr
30% Jan
13
12% Oct 22
Jan
2
80
5
110% Jun
17
6
2
91
Apr 18
112% Jan
3
167a Nov 25
68% NOV 18
98% Jan
3
20 7 4- Nov 28
72% Apr 29
23% July
8
21
3672 Dec
24
59
Jan
Oct
4
35% Jun
30% Jan
25% Dec 30
8
27
Jan
2
12
2
12
Nov
3d
Dec
30
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
7072 Dec
20
82
74
207/aDec
7
,
17
30
Jan
Jan
6
6
119
36% M&y 9
May 10
23% Nov 19
22% May 19
81% Jan
S
39
4
27
Jan
8
26
Jun 25
8
80% Jan
87
Nov
27i/a Dec 23
102
21% Dec 27
July
307a Feb 21
2974 Jan 10
24% Nov 13
Dec
Jan
83 % July
59% Dec 30
33
31
5374 July
22
Jan
2
a
IB
27% Jan 21
33% Feb 21
3
887a Nov 13
147% Jun,
59
16
64% Jan
2
3
14% Jan
2
2
86% Jan
9
8
34% Jan
13
937a Nov 13
9974 Mar 28
25
97"% Jan
27% Apr
3
3274 Dec 31
Oct
22
14
Dec
30
77
Oct
30
70% Aug
2474 Jan
113
Jan
31% Jan
7
37%'Aug
51
*
Oct
21
Sep
5
66
1878 Oct
11
27
£274 Dec
30
11% Dec
19
Aug
2
26
Sep
9
2674 Sep 19
32 74 Aug
8
270 % Sep
11
90% Sep
14% Sep
21% Jan
9
8
25% Aug 15
17
69% Sep
248
Sep
33% Aug
15
4
7
81
Feb 25
7
18
Mar
5
May
5774 July
9
19% Feb 25
8
33% Jan
24% Jan
59
Jun
23
2
13
Jan
1
19
Jan
S
3% Jan
3
45% July 25
3774 Nov 27
35% Jun 20
4
20% May 2
6% July 11
8
37a Oct 22
<1 v«
T»n
t
5
July
3
61
607a
ABC Vending Corp__
ACF Industries Inc
111
1107a
1
ACF-Wrigley Stores
19
4774 Sep
16
Aug 11
17
Sep
18
9
5
33% Aug
87% Sep 19
52
Apr 29
38 74 Sep
49 % Sep
12
19
114% Sep 17
89% Aug 21
I 23% Aug II
31% Feb
19% Dec 30
20% Oct 21
26% Dec
Alabama
Gas
Corp
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Products
Inc
4%%
92
common™
100
1
574%
preferred A
100
conv prior preferred
-No par
6% conv preferred
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
S
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills.
2
10
Atlg 28
Jan
21
Oct
22
28% Jun 13
Jun
28
99% Feb
32% Jan
68% July 18
18
88"
83
20% Dec 20
29
24
31
11
Nov 14
Oct
Feb
79
92
22
107 4 Dec
24
1874 Jan
NOV
15
35 % Dec
Jan
a
19
10
28% Aug
39% Mar
49% Aug
2
149% Sep
22% Jan
15
157
12
32
May 12
Aug 20
10
68
May
48% Apr
*35% Jan
63% Jun 11
4
155% Jan 24
142
18
45% Jan
a
123% Feb 15
43
2
a
2
3974 Aug 13
6
87
47% Jan
3
45% Mar 12
67% Dec 31
65% Jan
22% Nov
40
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
6
160
Oct 22
69% Aug 22
m% Aug 19
25
Dec
22
24
Nov
7
22% Oct
4
9% Oct
Jan
2
179% Mar- *
78% Jan 31
131% Feb 14
30
8% Oct
12
21
19% Oct 22
25% Feb 12
31% Jan -#6
8% Jan
2
167% Jan
2
74% Feb
*7
119% Sep
15
134% Jun
19
2774 Feb
26
6
Jan
25% Jan 23
23% Jan
19% Mar
1074 Jun
7
22% Jan
9
40
45
81
2
2
84
Aug 29
32% Dec 30
45
May
Dec
4674 Jun 30
Jan
7
Jan
2
33
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
25% Apr
21
21
22
40
29% Aug
4
55% Sep 16
57% Mar 25
41
24% Oct
Mar 20
dividend.
15
2
For
all
other
Sep
19
57% Sep
May 13
38% Aug 25
32% Aug
8
30
footnotes
Feb
see
12
page
14%
14%
14%
891.,
88%
89%
88%
8974
88
♦3074
30%
29%
3074
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29%
44%
45 74
45
45%
44
4574
4374
447a
437a
44
3874
38%
38%
38%
38%
40%
J
*9474
97
1,166
14%
887a
14,000
3074
500
9,700
Amerace
3874
79
79
-
27%
102%
36%
37 74
36%
36%
377 a
36%
37
28 74
29'^
3674
29
30%
3074
31%
31%
30%
81
82
84%
847a
8774
84%
86
84%
35
*34 7a
50
1
12.50
2774
102%
27%
104
27%
104
37 Vb
28%
27%
104
104
*34 74
35
*3474
35
*3474
35
*38
39 74
*3774
3974
*3774
387a
*37 7a
44%
4574
457a
477 b
X45%
48%
Corp—No par
11074
111%
111%
11374
112%
114%
8374
8374
Corp
Petroleum
374%
6%
convertible
preferred
Bakeries Co com
-100
No par
preferred
100
10
50
American Bosch Arma Corp
Amer Brake Shoe Co
2
Nopar
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common.
21%
•104
4274
•105
*3474
21%
107
8274
21%
104%
42 7 it
42
2274
105
*105
107
35
35
35
6174
6174
2774
43%
x42 7
a
477a
112
82
82
2874
3874
48
41%
82
22
*104
107
♦105
35
35
*41 %
•105
3574
'V
*61%
21%
35%
61%
27%
;/;v277'/
4374
4174
42%
40%
4174
41
41%
*19 7a
2074
*19%
6%
6%
6%
48 74
4974
49%
50
25
30
38
38% '--'■39';%:'
39
39
No par
47
4774
4874
487i
48%
4874
American
Electric
American
81%
82
82
41
407a
407a
•74%
4%%
2674
106%
*1674
*103
No par
•42
2674
2674
10774
1774
109
10774
*16 7a
17 V*
com
preferred
43
♦42
267a
267a
44%
24 Va
22
43
277a
19%
19%
19%
19%
•987a
447t
*8174
100
Gas
44%
167 b
16%
6,000
19,400
31%
3274
20,200
•167a
1574
197a
44 7a
85
♦83
107%
177a
109
1077a
•163/4
177a
109
*'
•105
15%
19%
1017a
457a
83
85
107
15%
*83
105%
167a
•105
18%
19
*9874
103
447a
•817»
46%
8274
257a
60
607»
6074
6074
60%
2574
25%
257a
25%
24%
2574
24%
967a
967a
2374
27
*14
1474
•967a
23
•25%
27
23
•25
14%
99
237a
27
*9674
22%
•25
preferred
Co
18
187a
18
19 Va
59%
5974
59%
597a
593/a
27%
2774
59%
27%
597a
27%
•27 %
277a
2774
2774
35%
4774
147a
14%
900
19
20%
370,500
10,700
1
3574
36
36
367b
35%
35%
35%
35%
3574
No par
4574
47
46%
4774
4674
47 7t
453/b
46%
46%
5
12%
13%
13
137
12%
13 7e
12%
100
10
149%
149%
*149'4
30%
317a
307a
317b
30%
31
Co—No par
No par
100
5774
5874
57
57
56
57
com
common
25
a
153
•150
45%
4774
142
143
14274
14274
56
56
5574
56
55%
123
*12174
123
•12174
4374
45 %
4674
142
153
•150
„
/
47%
143
55%
137a
153
30%
317a
5574
5674
56 74
57
4674
142
5574
46%
143
5574
30%
3774
3774
37%
37%
3874
38
38%
1
79%
79
807b
8174
82%
83
85%
Co—
Refining common
preferred
•12174
123
45%
142
55%
•1217a
387a
common
5674
10
4,000
750
30,200
880
1,100
123
3834
6,100
857a
87
4,300
33%
347-t
33%
34
33
34
3374
33%
3374
3374
5,900
25
34
34%
347a
34 %
34
34%
34
347a
34%
12%
137a
5
100
25
12%
12%
*127a
12%
12%
347a
12%
184
184%
3 84%
18674
1867s
186%
186%
86%
867a
86%
867a
186%
86%
185%
867a
867a
86%
867a
121
1207a
X12
127a
189
119%
121%
25
30%
307a
307a
317a
307a
31%
317a
32%
Co eom—5
14%
14%
14%
14%
1474
147a
147»
14%
147a
25
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25 7a
267a
*257a
267a
•257a
86%
12174
337a
14%
267a
25
*25
257a
*25
257 a
*25
257a
•25
257a
*24 7a
1,870
900
130,600
257a
preferred
Corp.
American Water Works
4774
143
1,300
4,400
13,800
71,400
25
100
Tobacco
American Tel 8s Tel Co
13%
153
317b
78%
123
12%
*150
3034
*12174
series
5% %
2p
8,200
59%
147a
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
American Viscose
;
237a
18
1474
10
44,600
27
59%
.
American Tobacco
99
93,400
4,600
27%
187 B
1474
•967a
2374
61
59
1774
1474
99
18,000
30
443/4
57%
900
-
83
25%
*25%
15%
4574
5774
x237a
200
19%
•987a 103
24%
27
1674
109
*15 7a
56
96 7a
100
7,400
15T4
19
827a
60%
2374
85
1067a
27%
Co
American Sumatra
273b
17
3174
•8174
23%
25
5,200
167a
83
9674
.5
Co
Amer Smelt 4s Refg com
Preferred
26%
500
;
43
No par
Corp
Co
preferred
Preferred 6%
•42
44%
25
227a
30
100
*2574
l
Amer Rad & Std Sany
6%
217a
1474
17%
Co
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
7%
43%
*23
177u
•105
109
15%
83
217a
60
50,500
4,800
13,7001
307a
10574
108
*1574
44%
433/a
•23
22
90
16'/a
*104
100
25
88
28%
♦83
2
100
Products
Molasses
American Snuff
43
157i
43%
//
2174
20
preferred
Optical
43%
•23
1574
*8174
convertible
44
23%
-21/"/
85
Amer Potash 8s Chemical
7%
7-4
100
American Natural
7%
35
&
American Metal
•%%
3474
1774
common—1
1,100
51%
29%
Inc
*88
81
50%
29%
Amer Machine & Metals
88
14,300
41
51%
*9874
Amer Metal Climax
♦40
353/,
preferred
3.90%
2,400
3,700
2,000
807a
41
51
100
Fdry common—7
American Mach
44,000
347a
17
prior preferred
4934
383/4
497a
907a
85
American Investment Co of 111
48%
38%
34%
44%
10
1
1
16,200
52%
Power—Nopar
Corp
12.50
100
6%
89
♦42
noncumulative preferred
19%
2074
6%
51%
No par
40c
American International Corp
1974
34
43
1
81
43,100
7,300
*19%
34%
21
Products
6%
53 74
23
Co
8074
♦40
1974
20
20
52
.1
Ice Co common-—No par
American
93
19
63
*34
10
Co
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
6%
8074
5
Power
SS
49%
48%
4074
Corp
American Home
487a
197i
10
100
10
20
Encaustic Tiling
American Enka
:v/i9//.
No par
*89%
700
27%
*61%
6%
Co
800
36%
61%
277a
19%
Distilling
200
41%
107
27%
2074
American
44,500
2774
6%
com
1,600
22
27%
1974
-
6,800
23,900
107
41%
357a
53,500
8274
107
u
326,900
39
*8174
21%
1,300
3,300
-
49',4
112%
*10374
42 7
/
38,500
35
48
227a
107
/
1
111%
*1974
& Cable
112
*3774
-
1137a
1
preferred—
28%
•106
107'/a
21%
*105
*61% %63:/U
27%
82
*104
4274
107
27
42%
82
2874
108
5% preferred
20
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
7%
190
317a
87%
*3474
7,200
5,800
17,900
36%
31
79
1
27%
103
Amer Agricultural Ohemical__No par
American Airlines common
l
Amerada
79
10
100
10
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The).
series
120
121
120
121
1207a
31%
15,000
2,550
63,100
7,100
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—l
Amphenol Electronics Corp
,1
13%
14
1478
147a
Xl4%
14%
14
147a
147a
15
27%
28%
277 a
28%
27%
27%
2774
27%
2774
27%
5,400
50
52%
54%
547a
55%
5474
54%
53%
547a
53%
71,200
Nopar
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
527a
53
53
54%
54
54%
537a
54
537a
547a
547a
577a
577a
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Wire 8s Cable
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton 8s Co
Ajaaereon-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes
28.
Copper
Mining
,
*56%
577a
No par
*93
95
21.80
10
14
36
3774
27%
27%
27 72
*27%
2874
*27%
6.25
Common
3
100
1474
88%
100
Aluminum Co o£ America
26% Mar 13
4
13
88
22% Oct
$149.8772
10
11
9574 May 9
5074 July 12
43% May 31
*Ex
Jan
8
1414
89%
No par
Aluminium Limited
4
337a Sep
15% July 11
28% Mar 3
14%
•947a
14%
967a
1474
1274
Amer Sugar
2
14%
88 Tb
48%
7974
American Stores
2
31,000
1274
15
19
89% Jun 25
•9474
32,900
4674
47%
19
Sep
96
260
25%
79
Sep
189
9674
*94 74
144
24
4574
79
3474 Sep
34% Aug 13
13% Sep 10
9% Jan
5
31% Feb
July 16
25% Jan
33% Aug
7274 Jan
30
126
8
:.46.;::";
79
13
57% Aug
44% July 11
11 y4 July 26
39% Dec 30
Dec
Jun
15
Jan
117% Jan
27% Jan
24
4874 July 22
155
Sep
.
2774 Dec 31
Oct
2
5
24%
457a
79
American
8
14% Mar 13
23%
4674
7774
5
7
24%
4574
7774
American News
12
143
23%
18
4% preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4M»% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
8
34% Sep
31
7% Oct 24
Jun
1397a
23%
4774
138,200
108
12%
American Motors
20% Sep
63
a
*106%
22%
200
8%
48
American
a
874
46 Tit
6,000
77
127a
15% Jun
a
8%
108
II,400
21%
477a
9
17
Jan
39% Oct
30
9
Sep
138
183/4
*75 7a
12%
July 14
27
133 74 Nov
Oct 30
97
24% Sep
1
33% Apr
11% Jan
9
Apr
4
34% Jan 10
97% July 3
Sep 19
26% Aug
4
8
158
17% OCt 21
5274 Dec 31
61
874
*106%
1397a
77
497a
10
48% Jan
20% Jan
64% Jan 31
33% Oct
a
19
11
8374 May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
30% Oct 22
Jan
46% Sep
85% Jun
20% Feb 28
8% Mar 21
22
a
14
136
20%
2,900
17,700
r
127a
3
22% May
12
18% Dec 23
Jan
67% Jan
9
17% Jan 17
6
July 31
July 31
16% Jun
7
4
Jun
'
96
8%
108
1874
20%
18%
20
♦75
3274
i 3%
X4774
la
111
46%
8
*106%
136
18
77
2,300
3,800
14,000
160
3%
1274
Jan
a
23
4374
135
108
18%
20%
3274
*154
3%
50%
73
Jan
22
19%
*75
.
3274
160
49%
5
21% July 28
135
.
874
*106%
135
*9474
8
".'17%:
19%
77
3%
'
100
12 7b
American Hawaiian
19
96
108
1974
*75
•154
3%
260
3874
American & Foreign
a
8'it
3274
160
3%
*25574
1
American Hardware
31
75%
*154
3%
18
260
12%
28
Feb 27
Jan
•
19%
17%
•253
32%
38%
18
Jan
19%
7574
7%
•106%
v
160
3%
17%
262
3274
4974
22
Jan
*154
4
17%
•255
32-14
127 a
95
108% Sep 11
17% July 31
1C8
Apr 21
15% Sep 18
160
32%
4874
3174 Sep
Jan
32%
3874
7
13
5% Jan
17% Aug
3%
*255
No par
a
18
Dec
28% Aug 27
13,700
^
Allied Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
Jan
94
gtd—100
Inc—No par
16% Jan
97% Jun
7
18% Jun
1
17% Jun U
102
May 27
43% July 1«
Oct
15
13%
__5
Chemical
78
2
41
113
11
2
23% Sep
*154
1
5
preferred.
Alleghany Corp common
248
32%
2
■■■,■
18
78
141
Sep
12
15% Aug 19
22
29% Oct 22
44
43
Feb
Nov 29
15% Jan
11
8
12
12% Oct
93
Aug
Jan
100
Inc
Feb
23% Jan
135
73% Nov 26
10% Feb
24
248
2
84% Dec
28
Oct
2
11% Jan
17% Apr 23
23
70
1
30
Jan
13%
6974
3
Jan
86
68%
80% Jan
13%
14%
32%
19%
900
800
90
13%
6974
American Crystal Sugar
4% % prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
7
13%
68%
American Chicle Co
Jun
13%
69%
42
49
137a
13%
19%
83% Aug 11
21
88
137 a
i
-
2574
17
Oct
87
13%
89
197a
2974 Jan
35
89%
13%
90
2474
8
2
88
8974
*3074
19%
39% Jan
38% Jan
31
2474
28
39% May 22
17% Aug 27
27% Jan 14
6,300
30%
197a
American Chain
2974 Oct 22
11% May 7
13% Dec 30
86%
26
317a
24
49% Aug 28
6
0
25%
317a
1974
2
96% Mar
267
31
26
3174
269%
24%
a
53% Sep 16
35% July 25
45% May 2
2574
26
25%
3174
266%
197a
37% Sep It
89% Jan 17
25
Feb 24
257a
47,900
4,800
11,900
6874
62% Jan
93% Feb 27
48% July 15
20 7h
2474
39% Jan
29 % Apr 30
19%
•>
B
23% Oct 22
20
25%
' 26
19%
7
7572 Nov 26
19%
2574
257a
68%
260
3
35% Oct 22
207*
197a
26
25%
24'
64% July
64
Sep
11
6,500
18,500
197a
4%% conv preferred
American Bank Note common
Sep
19%
4274
67%
42% Mar
24
1974?
41-74.
2474
53% Jan 25
Oct
1974
427+
19%
50% July 7
42% Jan 21
38% Dec 30
19%
41V4
2074
5
100
19%
25%
25%
I,200
12,900
110
417«
2074
.
•109
67%
American
2074 Aug 14
19% Sep 10
6% Aug 28
111
•
24%
108% Apr
36% Sep
66% May 29
27% Sep 16
43% Sep 15
60
19%
111% Aug 11
4474 July 28
24
19
-
39
5974
66 74
Corp
37 74 Sep
31%
197a
39%
•108
39
60%
23%
Inc;
28% Sep
25%
267
111
the Week
Shares
40
1
Allied
108
2574
*31%
267
60
Friday i.,,
Sept. 19
l
Air Reduction Inc common__.No par
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series
100
Allied Kid Co
19
15% Jan 2]
10
/
—
Allen Industries
50% Sep 16
82% July 28
25%
Nopar
14% Aug 19
40% Sep
19%
2574
•39
61%
*108
40%
IIII—i
9074 Aug 14
33% Jun 16
49% Mar 24
19%
39 Tit
20%
Corp_
Aoroquip Corp
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co_
Aldens
25% Sep
1934
4074
19%
397a
6074
~io
common
39
61
1974
3974
Admiral
19
.98
38%
11074
Sales tor
Thursday
Sept. 18
Sept. 17
1
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
New
Wednesday
25
Inc
Acme Steel Co
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
Apr 30
19
38%
59%
21% Sep
Sep
3874
*108%
Alco
144
common
*38
Tuesday
Sept. 16
5
19
8% Sep 19
280
July 31
1
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Sept. 15
Par
100
conv
18% Sep
80
'
preferred
4%
12
160
13 7a Dec
190
:
Abacus Fund
Abbott Laboratories
6
2074 Aug 26
45% Feb 14
21
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
♦93
367a
56%
57
95
*93
98
37
37
37
28 %
*27%
28%
28
5674
•93
57
56
56
98
•92
19,100
2,010
95
2,400
367a
377a
29
28 74
297a
287a
3,000
29,900
28
*2774
287»
267»
200
36%
>
17
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
18
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
(1162)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since
Year 11)57
18
28% Dec
2
Jan
29
25
39% Apr
37% Sep
41% Aug
21% Dec
31
36
Jan
4
22
Feb
10
21
65% Jan
2
39% Apr
10% Oct
16% Jan
12% Feb
7
10
20% Nov
18
30
Jan
8
4
5
92
Feb
18
4
60% Sep 16
19% Aug 26
25
39% Dec
79
Sep
18
Feb
14
22
Dec
17
36% July 19
14% Dec
24
19% May
27% Oct
17
31% May 31
6% Jan
6% Jun
Sep
19
90
Aug 22
May
5
7
8
22
Jan
9
27% Sep
2
23
Artloom
18% July 21
Ashland
3% Jan
Feb 25
15
6
27% Feb
Arvin
19:
0
2
39% Sep
94% Jan
6
Jan
2
86% Aug 27
25% Sep 19
10
Jun 13
38% July 31
78
16% Nov 19
27
Jan
11
17% Jan
2
10% Feb.
6
9% Jan
2
105
5.25%
Jan
2
31% Dec
13
29% Jan
10
1
95
Jan
23
86% Jan
8
92
27% Jan
2
34
Feb
25
79
Sep
4
13
13
1
50'A July 15
6
57^8 Jun
Jan 25
94
6% Dec
30
11% Jan 24
Mar 29
7% Jan
2
18% Mar 22
16% Jan
8
18
30
79% July 16
7
Nov
26
14
16% Nov 26
57
8
17% Aug
5
71% Sep 19
13% July 25
19
Aug 14
29% Sep
3
2
30
17
Dec
22% Aug
7% July
48% July
2
53% Aug 27
3
43
60
36,000
19%
47,200
30%
12,100
38%
60%
59%
60%
58%
59%
58%
59'A
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
13%
18%
18%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
A A 30%
84%
84%
84%
*83
84%
84%
84%
21%
*20%
21
"20%
21%
"20
83
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
47,800
11%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
29%
30
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
11%
26
26
/
110
21
13%
25%
11
11%
1
com
6.800
83%
*20'A
21
*20%
2.50
—.
preferred—
1st
Investment Co-
101
83
83
81%
25%
3,600
17%
17%.
,
17.900
2.400
30
*29%
IjO.lOO
39%
•
••
9%
39%
5,300
100%
9%
3
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
$2.25 conv preferred
No
19
"18%
27
8%
51
par
27%
8%
51
83
83
25%
24%
25%
101
100%
9%
9%
36%
25 %
111,800
9%
9%
13,400
35%
36 %
24%
9%
9%
240
4,100
83
*81'A
37 %
37
9%
36%'
1,700
70
92
*90
90%
91
38%
37%
38
38%
39%
9,400
38 %
39%
37%
38 VL¬
37%
38%
46,500
80%
80%
80%
SI
82
82
75»
7%
7%
91
'90
38%
;
7%
16'A
*16%
69
70
70%
11%
11%
11%'
12%
18%
18%
19
19
26%
27%
16%
69
27%
26%
2,600
70%
71%
1,900
12%
12%
5,400
*18%
19%
26%
26 %
8%
7%
49%
'400
8,900
26%
7%
'Jf
50%
50%
16 % '
49 %
8%
8
8%
51
990
22,300
7%
7%
*16%
16%
19
51
101%
101
83%
24%
25^
9%
36%
91
38%
39%
80
7%
16%
69%
11%
24\4
9%
36
91
38%
37%
80
7%
16%
68%
"11
*18%
26%
8%
24%
9%
36%
92
38
37%
80%
7%
16%
68% 68%
11% 11%
24%
9%
35%
"90%
37%
37%
80%
7%
16%
10
10
39
38%
:
83
83%
Topeka & Sante Fe—
preferred
V
38%
38
*100
101
101
101
38%
37%
37'/:
36%
1
100
—10
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
8% Aug 14
Mar 14
5
1
6
5% Jan
22
4% Oct
38 % Nov
59%
37%
30%
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred—
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR——No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred—_—100
Atlas Corp common—
-1
5% preferred—
—
20
Atlas Powder Co—
..
—20
Austin Nichols common—.—No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20>—No par
28
8% Aug
2
6% Jan
Jun
Dee
Feb
39% Sep
14% Jan
24
Jan
14
66
Inc
Refining
Common.
5% non-cum
19
43% Aug 8
90
Jan 15
36 % Nov
75% Nov
38%
18%
Dry Goods Corp—
Associates
7
26% Nov
&
Common
5
May
8% Nov
93% Nov
37%
37%
I
.
Atchison
27
36%
38%
'
4
67
37%
37%
30%
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
5
8
37
38%
1
Carpet Co Inc
Industries
Oil
37'%
37%
"83
5,600
36%
38%
53%
Shares
37:t-
5
—.
preferred————No par
Constable Corp
5
Associated
4
63'A Nov
Arnold
Jan
6% Jan
29
May 6
Jan 28
Jun
6
34
103
27% Oct 22
88% Nov
$3.75
31% July 21
12
37%
Cork Co common
Armstrong
10% Aug
8% Nov 22
2
29% Jan
23% May 29
5
10
& Co
Armour
2
16% Apr
5
7
32% Jun
Armco
22% Jan
3% Oct
28
Corp
Steel Corp
Sept. 16
37%
37%
37%
Oil
Argo
33
83
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
15
Sept. 15
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sales for
Sept. 18
Sept. 17
the Week
Friday
Sept. 19
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
8
49
49
81,800
1,000
B
29
Oct
21
9
Dec
30
15
31% Nov
95
13% Aug
6
41% Jun
4
9
9% Jan
15
34% Jan
Feb
34
8
95
Sep
87
Sep
105% July
4
28
12
Mar
102
July 22
80
2
16
Jan
90'A July 26
20
24
22'A Dec
10
58% July 25
45% Dec
23
63
17
4j% oe^
19
7
2
61% Aug
8
39
Sep 19
45'A Apr
27% Dec
21
7
22% Apr
Nov
14
May 16
2
57% Jan
89
July 23
15% Jan
18
19% July 25
16% Jan
6
21
71% May 22
45 'A Apr
8
6
16
35% May 20
136
May 20
Apr
5
20% Jail
11
50
39% Oct
29 % Jan
29% Nov
116
Nov
11
Dec
57% Jan
31
Mar 24
27
24-% Aug
8
33% Jan
3
47% Sep
9
127
Jan
3
174
93
Jan
9
104
10% Jan
2
Aug 22
15'A Jun
18 % May 16
26% Sep
10
9
31'A Jan 24
73% Jan
3
83
Jan
2
29% May 23
42
29
86 % Aug
26
Oct 22
NoV
1
15%
7
30% May
7
47% July 16
23
72% Dec
17
5
9
102
89% July 12
10% Dec 23
21
;
Mar 24
16% Jan
17% Dec
25
63% Sep
48% May 27
23
15% Aug
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
4%% preferred series B—100
4% preferred series C
100
Baltimore & Ohio common-,
100
4% noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
Barber Oil Corp——
——10
Basic Products Corp
_1
Bath Iron Works Corp
10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3%% conv prior preferred
100
4%% preferred.—
100
Beaunit Mills Inc
2.50
Beckman Instruments Inc
—1
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd_
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
-—
—1
Beech Creek &R—
.-50
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp—-—10
Belding-Heminway
1
Bell Aircraft Corp —
——_1
Bell & Howell Co common
19
4%,% preferred
-100
3
Feb
95
18
Jun
May 22
May 19
35% Sep
16
12
35% July
2
28% Jan
2
39% Sep
18
8
13% Aug
1
10% Jan
2
13% Sep
22
24'A Jan
31
14 7A Feb
25
36'A Mar 15
50 'A Jan
2
42
Jan
7
8
23% Aug 27
78'A Sep 19
6
90
Mar
4
91
30
27 'A Feb
10'A Mar
11% Oct
85
Apr
10
Jan
22
89'A Feb
31%
13
40%
96
Apr
11
61% Sep
4
9%
8 711
9%
8%
9
9
15.000
9»A
8%
9%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
32
31%
31%
32,500
32%
9%
1
9
13
Babbitt (B T) Inc—
_
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The)
4
Jan
9
Jun
26
11
35% Feb
6
10% Sep
3% Jan
4
5% Jan
46% Jan
31
3% Dec
13%
13%
14%
92,400
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
40%
40%
40%
41
40
40%
39%
40
40%
95
95 %
95
96
95%
96
96%
96 %
88
87
87
40%
40%
41%
41%
43%
59
59
58%
59
96
39%
60
38%
61%
38%
59%
59
59
38%
38%
38 %
38
38
62%
62%
63%
62%
63
62
61%
25
25%
25
53%
54 %
52 %
24%
24%
25%
24%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
46%
24 '.A
46 %
46 %
46 %
95%
96%
79%
"79'A
27%
27%
Oct
21
10
18
66% May 17
21
May 14
44% Apr
16% Oct
18% Jan
2
40
18
48
45
Jan
6
50% July 21
Jun
% Dec
9
May
26
l'AFeb
2
48 Jan
1% Jan 28
20
16
Sep
35
6
26
Dec
32% July 15
28% Jan
43
Feb
15
47% Dec
16
45% Jan
7
75% Sep
17
30% Oct
•
21
54% Jan
7
33% Jan
a
65% Sep
16
50% July 16
155
Jan 24
16 'A Jan
13
48% Sep
30
33% Dec
18
136
Jun
20
23
159% Jun
2
12% Sep
4
11
2
66
64% May 17
36
21% Dec
18
43% Jan
19% Dec
31
33% Jan
6% Dec
75
15
67/a Jan
145
35% Dec 23
56
15% Jan
11
Sep
16
12
Dec
12% Dec
Apr
Sep 17"
69
Jan
2
Jan
30
2
23% Jan
2
34% July 31
2
18
1
23% Jan
18% July 28
Blaw-Knox Co
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
47% July 31
Boeing Airplane Co—
*
July
23
29% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
10
51% Aug 28
25
24
29
Oct
61% Jan
2
34 'A Feb
14
Dec
31
25
9
14% Jan
2
20% Aug
4
14
Oct
22
17% May 27
14% Jan
2
20% Sep
10
9% Jan
2
11'A Dec
10 'A Jan
2
12% Feb
19
8
Jan
5
2
60% Jan
6
74% Sep
25% Dec
24
46
Jan
10
25% Apr
30
87
Jan
22
74% Sep
85
16
45
Oct
30
53% Jan 24
48% Jan
2
63% Dec
12
Jan
57% July
97
*95
97
*95
97
14%
Boston Edison Co
3
35%
38%
39
39
39%
12%
12%
12%
12%
21%
21%
21%
22%
71%
72
*92%
95
74%
72
"92%
Maine RR—
&
Boston
77A Dec
30
19%'Jan
3
7% Jan
14
13% Jun
13
47% Jan
10
18% Apr
3
25% Jun
13
5%
6% Oct
22
11% Jan
2
27% Dec
24
41% July
35 % Nov
18
48
Jan
2
11
Sep
27% May 21
8
36
Feb
28
fl
48% Aug 11
2
8% July 16
40% Sep 19
13% Jan
14
5'A Jan
26% Nov
19
47
10
26% Jan
2
41
Jan
21
61% July 12
63 Va Jan
82
Aug 26
47A Dec
30
Jan
13
72
Sep
Dec
91
30
87
Jan
15
92
36% Jun
13
84% Jan
6
49 % Sep
11
30
15
15
11'A Jan
2
15% Aug 11
Brown
481/4 May 22
36% Aug
7
42'A Jan
17
56% Aug 11
57%
58 Va
57%
58 %
57%.
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
23%
4.9
49
49
49
38% Mar 11
25% Oct
22
21 % Nov
24
8
Jan
28
24
52% Jan
13 % Dec
30
79
20
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
Nov
25% Nov 27
13
50% Sep
22% Jan
13
9
26
9% Dec
31
34% July 5
29'A Jan 11
9% Dec
26
21
Jun
33
2
17% Sep
5
10
84 % Sep
16.
27
Jan
2
10
Jan
2
9% Feb
28
32
14
Forge
2
Nov
19
14% Jan
23
9% Jan
2
13
Dec
30
74% Jan
23
63
Feb
25
TO
Apr
54
Oct
29
65
Jan
24
56
Mar 26
60
July 10
76
May
8
July 29
10
-
Co
62% Nov
13
74% Jan
25
64% Jan
23
52% July lo
27% Aor
8
38% Sep
16 % Oct
8
19
Jan
3
16% Mar
7
27% J"ly 24
21% Dec
3
29
Butler
3% Dec
23
Jan
11
22'A Jan
10
33% Sep
15
10'A Jan
10
37AJan
15
6% Aug
5
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
30
104% Feb 26
98
Jan
9
106
39% Jan 31
52
18% Dec
24
96% Dec
30
36% Oct
22
44% Jan
11
2% Oct
22
7'A Jan
2
9
Dec
30
2
9%
Jan
2
4% Oct
28
15% Aug
63A Jan
8
5y« Jan
2
32% Jun
24
37% Jan
4
35% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
19
100
5
2
16% Mav
8
3% Jan
14% Jan
2
July 31
Sep
Sep 11
5% July 30
15
July 28
9% May 20
2
44% Sep 18
19'A Aug 27
74
July 31
84
Feb
27
81
Jan
6
90
50
July
56% Jan
29
46
May
6
50 VB Jan
8
2
May
5
7
Burroughs Corp
Butte
Bros
Byers Co
7%
1
—15
Copper & Zinc
(A M)
preferred
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Heckla Inc
Campoell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry
Corp
common
$4 25 conv preferred
Canada
Southern
Ry Co
23% Oct
23
29% July 15
26% Jan
10
Canadian Breweries
31
36% May 13
21% Jan
2
35'A Sep
31% S p
11
21'A Dec
19
Canadian Pacific Ry
45% Dec
16
52
47% Jar
6
63
Sep
18
For footnotes
see
Jan
2
page 28.
5
10
100
.;
common
participating
MWc
34%
3,000
%
74%
34%
73%
75 %
74%
74%
74
73%
64
65%
64
64%
64
64%
5,600
47%
48'A
47%
48%
158,900
34%
48%
48%
48%
47%
11%
48%.
5,600
145%
145
146
*145
146
146
146
*145
146
700
7,600
11 %
11%
11%
*67
68
67
67
49
49
49'A
51%
6,800
33%
32%
33%
33
33%
10,000
22
22
%
22%
22%
23 %
11%
10%
11%
11
67'A
66
66%
67%
69
49%
48%
49
49
49%
33
11
v
500
33
32%
33%
22
22 Vb
22%
x21%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18
18%
11,000
17%
46%
46%
46%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
59,100
46%
19%
19%
19%
20
20
20%
20
20%
4,000
19'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
4,200
19 %
12
11%
11%
11%
11
74
73%
34%
77
*75%
53
53 %
19%
12
19%,
19%
%>
12
74%
73%
73%
73%
74
35%
*11%
73%
35%
34%
35%
35 %
36
77
75%
75%
76%
76%
53 %
35
53%
53%
53%
53%
12%
23%
10%
32%
45
7%
39%
68%
*85%
47%
14%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
23%
10%
33%
24
10%
33%
47
8
39%
71%
90
47%
14%
24
10%
33%
*45
'
24%
10%
7%
23%
10%
33%
46
8
54%
47%
26%
54
47%
26%
54%
47%
26%
47%
26%
29
29%
17
28%
16%
39%
100
Bush Terminal Co
3
34%
65*%
Ltd
7%
39%
70%
72
90
47%
14%
54%
46%
26%
*46
39%
71%
*85
47%
14%
1
100
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
;
3%% preferred
4%/» second preferred
27% Dec
34%
73
•
5
Inc
Co
34%
64%
53
10
Watch
35
73
34%
*75%
5
No par
1
Co
Bulova
Jan
9
62
53,900
73%
33%
5
(The) Co common
Bullard
19
Aug
Co
preferred
Buffalo
Aug 12
17% Sep
1%
12
No par
$5
600
1%
64%
19%
No par
Budd
13% Jan
14,300
1%
34%
19%
15
Bucyrus-Erie Co
78% Jun
11,800
1 %
»
48%
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
19
July 31
«
1%
1%
*66%
Buckeye Pipe Line
27% July 22
25
32'A Jan
May 23
Dec
Bigelow
&
49
57 7
1 %
1%
1 %
49
49
49
49%
12%
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Dec
19
14,000
95
*92%
95
23%
23%
10%
32%
*45
Brooklyn Union Gas
22
74%
75%
74
5 8'A
100
2.50
_5
50
3.50
3
2.50
100
10
1
preferred
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10,300
23
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33A%
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600
12
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110
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.
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Bristol-Myers Co common
15
12%
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u
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Mar 13
12%
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23
45%
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Bridgeport Brass Co common.
4%% conv preferred..,
38% Jan
11
4,300
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21%
58
32%
21%
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preferred
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8
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39%
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72
——25
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30
660
37
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1
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3%% preferred
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6h
,
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5
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—1
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1.25
Borden Co (The)
15
19
Oct
23
5
36% Sep
73
51% Feb
461
46%
2,100
23%
23%
23 %
*92%
Bendix Aviation Corp.
—5
Beneficial Finance Co common——1
5% preferred
50
Benguet Consolidated Inc
1 peso
Best & Co Inc
— 1
Best Foods Inc
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co
1
Bethlehem Steel (Del) common
8
7% preferred
!
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
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;
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6,600
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15
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30%
31%
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62
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63
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62%
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Volume 188
Number
5779
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1163)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
-Lowest
,
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
,
9% Dec
30
26% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
18 % Feb
28%-Oct
22
5114 Jun
13
30% Apr
7
37% Sep
,21
Oct
22
90 % Nov
32% May 22
11
105
22% Nov 19
74% July 10
Jan
13
9
25
-25% Nov 10
40% Dec 19
v
24
94 % Apr
Mar 21
2
% Jan
39% Jan
13
65% Jan
11
32%
Jan
47
Apr
26
38% Jan
3
23% Aug
6
Aug
15
18% Oct
; 19
22
99
Nov
; 98
55
2
119% Jun
5% Jan
3
55 % Apr
14
17% Jan
31
109 %
Dec 24
70
8
12
Jan
8
Jan
2
99. Jan
55% Jan
Aug 20
.
Aug 28
2
21% Sep
6
Oct
31
3
11
18% Feb 28
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23
37% Apr
8
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2
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29
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30
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31
34
12
6% Oct
22
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31 % Jan
2
3
2
7
Feb
25
2
69% Jan
9
47% Apr
110% Jan
9
89
30
18% Dec
31
24% Dec
10
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14% Sep
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9
59
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47
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7
22
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22
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4
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104
Feb
106
May
105% Aug 20
91 % Oct
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112
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14
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5
30
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22
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24
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;
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30
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107
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108% Jun
;
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23
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118
see
•
Mar 12
page
28.
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40%
40
40%
39%
39%
39%
39%
53%
9,400
53%
53%
53%
54'/a
53%
94%
54i/a
94'%
13,700
94
92
93%
,
*86
,
—
preferred
conv
2nd
93%
94
93%
93%
*85
5
.,23%
*86
24%
89
•
23%
*86
-
24%.
24
89"
86%
86%
40%
40 "2
41%
24%
No par
40%
*103%
common—_10
49%
No par
109
86%
86%
86%
£6%
*85
88
119%
119%
119%
119%
*117
120
—
preferred
93%
93 %
93
94
*85
90
94%
94%
420
94
370
■
89
,
r
93%
*85
,
89
»
—
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
93%
92
•'
4%; preferred
100
Continental B&king Co common—5
$4.50
20
39%
53%
Corp of America—
Common
$3.75
*31
53%
*86
9
48%
32
94%
No par
2
48%
*31
53%
No par
95
May
125% Jun
48%
32
No par
preferred
85 % Aug 29
3,800
21%
17%
20%
94%
*93
7
3,100
35,300
'—No par
$4.50 preferred
52% July
3,600
38.200
1
$4.16
10
6,200
—5
$4.52 preferred
28
1,200
89,400
Ll
.
2,800
14%
14%
50o
34%.
100
96
36%
-
13%
54%
101
101%
13,700
13%
36%
12%
53
6,100
107
107
8%
5%
15
*52%
96%
*95%
13
No par
110
12,500
57%
"•
36%
preferred
64%
34%
28%
12%
Consumers Power Co com
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
100
19%
36%
Consol
s
30
59
13
V Consolidated Natural Gas_
15
41
-
52
36%
$5
■
*58
12%
3
3
23%
36%
25
JaL
23%
No par
Feb
109
Co
Corp
Gas
106
15,300
23%
No par
_10
—
Nast Publishing
Mills
Consolidated
19
23
19
100
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Apr
41% Sep
23 %
21,000
34%
33%
100
_x.
Aug 28
18% July 10
24% Aug
23
21%
68%
81
34%
:
—
24% Sep
96
20%
34%
1
com
Foods
Feb
21%
34%
1
Consolidated
99
20%
23 %
"
66%
*78%
,
33%
.10
-
Edison,Co
issued—
Container
83% Nov 27
Oct
May 15
22
20% Oct
38
30
20%
Consol Electronics Industries
24
.
19%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
35% July 29
Nov
19%
66%
81
33%
/Consql Edison of N Y com—No par
4
Dec 720
19%
*850
65
*78%
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp-u_5
24
14
19%
*850
81
33%
No par
No par
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
18
18
When
Cone
55% July 11
101
Solvents
Comptometer
j
38 % Aug 29
15% Jun
19
*850
-•
33 %
5
Engineering Inc
4.64%
20
4
64%
*45%
10
Commonwealth
.
5,900
33
Inc
preferred
Commercial
17
20
114%
33%
common
Commercial Credit Co_
15
113%
21%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
15
Aug 27
56% Sep
52% Sep
System
Columbian Carbon Co
Aug 11
35% Apr
115%
2.50
-
Gas
48% Jan
65%
114%
94%
2.50
:
Pictures
32
115%
130
*91
Broadcasting System—
Class A
$4.25
30
%
*128
*78%
V
—50
Class B
Columbia
21
115
40%
,
65
* 61
Columbia
22
116%
41%
80
100
6
Oct
96
40%
64%
noncumulative 2nd pfd
15
26
130
*91
41%
80
59
18
30% Dec
*128
96
*850
51%
20% Sep
20% Sep
42% Oct
115
64%
50
20 % Aug
68 % JaD
128
*91
79%
59
v
41
128
79%
100
Aug 21
42
96
*850
64%
10
No par
No par
preferred series B
116%
60
36%
128
*91
100
4%
36% Aug 25
35 %
28
115%
No par
com
41
*127%
96
Colorado & Southern Ry com
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
15
24'/a Feb
8
11% Dec
08% Dec
No par
preferred
Columbia
23% Oct
127%
*91
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
3
36
6
42 Vo
127%
100
Colgate-Palmolive Co
8
21%'Sep 18
23% Sep 16
47
41%
100
5,000
53
44%
95%
No par
2nd preferred
Coca-Cola Co (The)
-
v
35% Oct
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7% preferred
4%
8
86% May
13% Mar 18
50% Feb 28
50% Apr 25
48
9
120% July
2
78
18% Dec 30
38
45% Apr
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
8
17
17% NOT 12
1
2
1,000
19
130
71
2,400
•.
101
52%
*69
18,000
42%
*100
130
69%
60%
17
18%
101
13,500
106
42%
52% ,-52%
130
69%
54%
16%
*101%
42%
220
4,900
64%
44%
97
64%
*34%
148
*69%
45
96
*63
gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation
1
18%
•
210
42%
60%
-17
106
100
53%
61%
*16%
*101%
106
87
*99%
40%
100
106
No par
:
—
,
15
Corp
$4.50 preferred
16
32
13
8,800
22%
58%
*101%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7Vo
10
21% Sep
86
73
8,100
43,100
12
"
100
:
noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
'
127
41
15,600
33
33%
38 %
53<?a
No par
:
'32%
38
10
5%
4
8
1
2,500
26%
29%
2,200
37,800
25%
34%
26%
28%
23
34%
26%
i
3,000
40
20%
80
99%
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
20
64% Aug
2
85
99%
1
106%: May
10
Co
32%
84%
100
-.
32%
100
—
preferred
Products
Clark
15
16
29
34% Sep
15% Jan
8.50
-.
City Stores Co common—
4%% convertible preferred
13
95% Sep
Jun
Common
City Investing Co
•
23
74% Jan
25
Jan
'
5
Apr
100
13%
24%
39%
28%
par
Oil-:
108
13%
59%
26%
28%
28%
*96
22,600
1,000
28,000
24
20
34%
26%
27%
/
'
24%
34
26
_8
108
13%
330
45%
40
par
;_100
61%
9,700
*23%
46
59%
58%
Y"
23%
5
preferred series A
C I T Financial Corp
Cities Service Co—
101% Aug 25
53
Sep 19
5
800
400
35%
11%
1
Va
of
Cincinnati Milling Machine
18
Mar
23
400
'
37
No par
preferred <
4%% preferred
8
Jan
Dec
2,600
6,500
..No par
4%
2
106
,778
190
4,800
9%
__40
-
14
feo
139
114% May
5,700
94
35%
25%
*9%
9%
No par
%
63% Aug 11
43% Sep
July 18
37% Feb
Jun
60
40% May
3
25% July 19
43% Mar
700
2,400
11%
45%
3%
62%
10
9%
'.
78%
29%
94
34'B
*93
300
17%
29
94
29%
94
'
9,300
18%
'J
77%
17%
A
34%
20
35%4
Chrysler Corp
18
27
10
6,600
''
*18%
19%
18%
19%
77-%
17%
17%'
35
*18
11%
48%
17%
29%
34%
18%
19%
93%
-
Chickasha
4
25
12
50
71%
34:ii
Corp..
convertible
*
97% Jan 23
6
25
Sep
600
6%
81%
'
80
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
3
17% Sep
1
14
130
34
1
27
35% Jar
14
Sep
;
1
50
-TOO
21,000
115,000
113%
20%
115
-
<
'
123 % Jun
23,100
>
111
6%
81
*92%
20%
70%
20%
111
6%
:
80%
114%
114%
-
21%
111
6%
w*
94.
/•'! 19 v:
71%
20%
111
6%
80%
::115'.>
.»/
71
22%
112:
6%
C
95
18%
20%
110%
6%
'
*114
-
330
431/4
27%
Great Western Ry com Del_r0
5% preferred I
50
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
No par
\*5% series A noncum pfd
100
Chic & North Western com__No
/
95% July 8:
'106% Apr 22
42% Sep 19
'
58% Aug 29
13
15% Jan
25
71% Feb
Jan
35% Jan
43% May 20
104
2
102
24
Jan
Jan
44% Feb
,
67% July 2
175 :> May 18
83
8
12
44
9
Dec
58% Sep
15
Sep
'27
4
20% Apr
Sep
July
12% Aug
25
84 % Sep
18% May 31
46% Jun
7
Nov
32%
62%
41%
35%
*
,11
par
19
27% Aug 11
30
28% Jan
103% NOV 20
-
23
93% Jan
<
71
•
19
30
32%
60 Va
42%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
17
Jun
19
2
% Jan
•
19
7
44
~4
47
12
'100% Sep
35% Dec
>-
99%
32%
61%
31%
'
Chic
Aug 29
25% Sep
34% Sep
27
9
30
Apr 24
94% Jan 31
50% Jan
24
47% Oct
6,500
99%
30%
*94
18%
19^«
1
;
Chicago & East 111 RR
■T
19
60
18% Feb
9
Pasco
Common
3%%
10
21% Sep
18 % Jan
Mar 26
oep
40 % Jun
19% Apr
14% Jan
82% July 24
•
i
2
99
39% Feb
29%
99 '•
Service—.,7 0
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
19
'
10
Mar 15
de
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
19
22
22
25% Dec
29
99
41%
3^%
5
$4.50 preferred
19
tb-/4
,12% Jan
11
82% Oct
8,400
11,600
28% » 28%
-r
18
20
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Motors Corp
Chemetron Corp
5
24% Sep
43% Apr 29
29% May 10
37% Jan
7
23
52% Dec
9% Mar 14
Sep
17% Mar 19
61% Jan
30
9% Nov
99
26% Jan
July 25
40
30
13% Jan
7
17
20% July 25
14
34% Apr 29
19
.
19
30% Mar 11
22
19% Dec
39% Sep
42
10% Nov 11
18% Dec
11
Apr
1
;
:
Aircraft
Cliadbourn Gotham
32% July 14
63% Aug 26
26
preferred.
Cessna
11% Aug 28
Jan
23
Dec
16%
35%
_•
1
:i.
_•
Chain Belt Co—I——
24% Aug 14
50% July 31
11% Sep 12
23
9% Dec
4 % '/o
Certain-Teed
15
32% Jan
89% Dec
18
.
16%
34%
26%
80
...71...71.
par
Cerro
Aug 14
100% May 21
2
46% Dec
Dec
'i
'
Central Violetta Sugar Co„
Century Industries Co_
43
7
4% Jan
4
Jan
17% Jan
5
23% Nov 12
11
:
18
16%
35%
31%
6
.Y.
Shares
16
34%
27%
112%
95
;
the WMk
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
2
31% Jan
10% Mar 28
50% July 11
Feb
Jan
91
31% May
2
49% Jan 24
Oct
V
I
common—:
Illinois Public
Central RR Co 0£>N J
Central & South West
4% Sep 19
65% Aug 28
10
'
1
Aug 28
50% July 11
29% Sep
3
11% Apr. 29
37% Aug
4
12% Sep 19
l%Jan
17% Dec
-
•'
3
Corp
Central
28
47% Jan
20% Oct
40% Nov
'
42%
Friday
Sept. 19
60%
•
»-
6%
*113%
.
'
4
22%
80%
,
16%
35%
-
Sales for
uursday
30%
112
6%
1
Sept. 18
*26%
1
22%
*94
32%
60
.
PRICES
28%
42
.
SALE
:
28%
98% .98%
!\ 32%
32%
28
42
79%
.<
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
Central Illinois Lgt common
No
37% July 25
2
Jan
23% Jan
;
16
31% Aug
4
104% Jun. 12
23% Jan
69% Jan'
38
17
17% Sep
9
3% Jan
11
30
31%
111%
^7
Sugar Co
Central. Foundry Co
Central of. Georgia Ry com:
5 % preferred series B
;
50% Aug J ,5
78
Aug
8
11
23
,
Sep
19
10
1% Dec
86% Jun
'
41% Jan
8
45% Oct
22
s
7
10
17% Mar 21
8
,43% Jan
7
Apr
31% Jan
10
9% Jan
Jan
93
27
59% Jan
11% Jan
21
31% Oct
15
Jan'n
22% Jan
22
Oct
19% Dec
;
*
72% Mar 19
7
May 20
43% May 22
6% Dec 31
8
5% preferred
Central Aguirre
18
11% Aug
36
,
24% Oct
9
20% Jun
32 Vi Dec
3
16% Apr
100
98
16%
34%
-
41%
\
26%
22
28%
58%
/
42
26%
!
35%
32%
41%.
42
II10
j
HIGH
Wednesday
16%
34%
>27%
>.
58%
x30%
12.50
AND
»»>
Sept. 17-
16%
32%,
40.%
%
.
I
Celotex
2
100%
4
21
34% Jan
■'.■
9
27
16% Jun
20
Oct
1
••
%
57%
.
y 7 % 2nd preferred
_100
4%% conv preferred ser'es A_100
,
35% Sep
19% Jun
9% Jun
28
88% Jun
31
•
17% Jan
80
14% Nov 19
:
26% Feb 28
17% Jab
7
16
V-17
32
_w5
4.20% preferred
j.
100
Cela,nese Corp of Amer com_i.No
par,
19
13% May 22
54
JOly 29
-
26% Nov
97%
~~lo
—I—"50
,
'
38% Jan
23
8% Jan
-97%
/
.
17% Dec
27%
■
t
23% Oct 22
1* 16
35%
.
Aug 11
72% Sep
2
.
34%
27%
\
Co
common
preferred
6%% 2nd preferred
4
Caterpillar, Tractor common
,
.117
2
16%
~i0
Case (J I) Co common...
•
7% preferred
7Aug
7
81% Sep! 17
101-;
Apr 28
91
16%
Carter
Aug 14
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Z~~5
I
Carriers & General
Corp
Products Inc
11
9
May
100% Mar 13
22
Dec
101% Jan
31% Sep
23 %
Steel
Corp
4% %
•
0
5% Mar
99 %
10
107/a Oct
14
Carrier
—
22
55 % Dec 23
88% Oct
sJ,
3
110% Jan
Carpenter
July. 1
27% Aug 27
13
i
■
Carolina Clinchfield &
Ohio. Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
__No par
; 47.
2
19% Jan
14% Apr
25
\
13
5% Oct
,
(
20% Jan
Oct 24
18% Jun 19
Dec 30
12%Oct 22
,
3
62% Sep .18
43% July, 7
2
37
3
4
July.
Monday
Sept. 15
Par
.
Capital Airlines lnc__
Carborundum (The) Co
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
33% Jply 31
■
1
31% Dec 30
,
-
6
29% Aug
103
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
! EXCHANGE
Highest
40%
40%
105
49%
*103%
•
49%
105-
49%
*103%
49%
105
23%'
*86
40%
48%
_
•
23%
«
*86
•
•
41%
41%
103%
103%
50
24%
88
•
*103%
49%
48%
24
88
41%
105
50
•14,900
10
14,900
,20
21,300
*85
88
*84%
86
140
*117
120
*115%
120
3,090
19
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
(1164)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
Year l«57
39'A Nov
5'/a Oct
41% Dec
26 Ye Dec
17 V« Dec
16% Dec
' Dec
49% May
51
Dec
26% Jan
54V4 May
12% Sep
22% Sep
44
53% July
S
2
Sep
3
30
2
13
16
29% Aug
8
28% Aug
2
10% Sep
38% Feb 12
60% Aug
Jan
6
19
43% July 25
37
May 15
28V4 Jan
18% Jan
50
8
40% July 11
19% May 20
July 25
79% July 11
50% Jan 20
Jan
14
34% Deo 27
33% Jan
13
43% Jan
5 4'A
52
Continental
Feb 11
July 18
166% Dec
17
27'A Jan
14
12% Apr
4
106% July 11
95
Sep
IS
85
16
12
Jan
0
18% Sep
74% Feb
88
Aug
1
3%%
Mar 11
89
Apr
16
6
Cosden
13
3
Jan
Oct 22
89
79 %
Oct 31
96% May
15
Dec
30
4
Oct
18
25
2% Jan
'
2
9
1% Jan 13
Nov 29
86
26% Oct 22
14
Jan 31
30
Aug
28% Jan
10% Dec
5
2
Sep
Feb
100
Oct 22
7
3
Jan
25'A Jan
43% Apr 11
11
58 y2 July
40y» Oct 22
85
12
16% July 23
31% Feb 18
11
23'A Jun
18
94
16
15% FeD 20
15% Dec
23
31
38% Jan
32% Apr
17
16% Jan
17'A Oct
11
30% Apr
25
18% Jan
16 '/8 Dec
2
5'A Nov 20
Feb
6
9
17
18
53% Feb
12
19% Jan
17
22
7% Jan
Jan
13
3
29
33% Jan 28
8
13'A May
59% Jun
7
2
8% Apr
65% Jan
27% Dec
Jan
6% Jan
56
19
Nov
2
7'AJan
2
Jap
11
5% Oct 21
54'
2
17
5
53% July 24
4
Jun
18% Jun
8
8
23% Dec
9
30% Nov 21
47% Jan
11
20% Mar
Jan
11
30% Mar
6
38% Oct
64% Jan
14
40% Mar
3
47
11
Corp_
———.
10%
10%
42,100
16,800
9%
10
800
59%
60
58%
59%
58 %
58%
50
48%
49%
48
-
48%
48
48%
27%
28%
8,500
4.300
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
26%
27%
26 y8
27
26
26%
15.400
28
28%
27%
28%
37,400
27%
28%
52
*50%
51%
*50%
51%
*50%
51%
60
*60
63
*60'A
63
*60%
63
28%
27
60
•
46%
47%
46%
47'A
46%
47%
24.000
170%
169%
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Cuban-American Sugar —
10
Cudahy Packing Co common5
4%% preferred
-100
Cuneo Press Inc_
—5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—-2.50
Curtis Publishing common
—1
$4 prior preferred—.—.'—No par
$1.60 prior preferred—No par
Curtiss—Wright common
1
Class A
Cutler-Hammer Inc
10'A
59%
*50%
0%
36%
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
2
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
1
5%conv preferred—
25
Crown Cork & Seat common—.-2.50
$2 preferred
—No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
Cuba RR 6% nonoum pfd——100
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10%
27
7
60
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preferred
11,700
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preferred series of 1947_100
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1
3%%
16
Sep 12
Apr 28
Sep 9
Sep 19
39
May 12
57% Sep 17
101'A Jun 25
25%i Sep 16
27'A Jan 24
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13% Sep 9
67% July 29
10% Sep 16
37-% Aug 27
12% Sep
2
' 58% Feb 13
21% Sep 16
31% Aug 27
37
Aug 6
59
Aug 22
Aug 18
—
Crane Co common..
36%
19'/a
25%
26%
3
23
Jun
86
3
14V* Mar
0
4
17% Oct
3
53%
10%
59%
49
48%
28
Petroleum
Coty Inc
Coty International
33% Sep 17
Jan 24
„79
Mar 14
74
2% July
13
24% Jan
3% 7m
6% July 25
4% May
36% Apr 22
22
20% Aug
15% Jan
2
3
6% Jan
1% Dec 24
Oct 22
'85
2
May 17
1
14
Corp_
5
Copper Range Co———
——5
Copperweld Steel Co common
~5
5% convertible preferred——50
6% convertible preferred
50
Corn Products Refining common-10
7% preferred
.
100
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
Corning Glass Works common
5
12% Dec 24
5714 Feb
Steel
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
28
74
5
11%
11%
52%
51%
8.800
11%
11%
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Motors
Continental
47% Sep 17
175 % Aug 21
Mar 20
11%
21%
Insurance
Continental
145
159
11 %
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52%
9%
59
Continental Oil of Delaware——_5
July 31
64
2
25
preferred
Shares
Sept. 19
11%
11%
11%
11%
common
convertible
5%
4
28% Sep 19
52
Jan 30
16% Jan 13
Copper & Steel—
Industries
3
8
Jan 15
14
Jun
9
8% Apr 29
70 Va Jun
Par
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18% May
7
7
3
15% Jan
4
14
22
30
24
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30
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31
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9
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the Week
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Thursday
Sept. 18
Wednesday
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Sept. 16
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PRICES
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7
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49
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4
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86
80
24
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6VB Dec
41'A Feb
5
3
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15'A Jan
2
19%
2
13% Jan
2
27% Jan
2
July
7
6
32% May
26% Dec 31
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Mar 18
83
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88
19
14% Oct 22
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2
77
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Nov 15
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75
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9
1
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47
15
14
28% Apr
30
6% Apr 10
7
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18
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25
46% Feb
51'A May 15
25
16'A Jan
48'A July 17
2
26% Apr
35'A Oct
41% May
21
37% Jan
2
65
Jan
23
55
Feb
5
22% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
23
Nov 25
55
8% Dec
17
Jun
21
59% July
3
29% Apr
19
57% Jan
2
30
37% Mar 13
34
Mar 29
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25'A Jan
2
30
37
38'A Nov 12
2
42'A Aug 27
34% Aug 27
29% Mar 26
32% May 21
11% Jan
7
16
May 13
36% Sep 16
33% Sep 19
17
Sep
8
15% Jan
14
6
15'A Dec
16
14
Jan
2
23% Oct 22
34% Jan
14
25% Jan
2
13'/. Dec 30
13
Dec
9% Apr
13% July
17
8
Dec
Dec
24
50% Oct
10
11% Dec
24
Oct
22
36% Dec
24
49
16'A Oct 21
9'A Aug 20
5% Dec 20
Jun
9% Aug
2
6
18
11% July
17'A May
74% Jan
19% Aug
67% Sep
44% Aug
22'A Aug
12% Jun
20
9
8
17
26
14
6
10'A Aug
8% Jan 3
ll'AJan 2
54'A Apr 8
12
Jan 2
52% May 22
33
Apr
7
16"% Jan 3
9
Mar 26
6% Jan 2
Jan 14
12
Jan 14
Jan 29
68V4 Jun 17
57% May 13
19'A May 9
12
Jan 15
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91
24'A
10
11
9% JalL
5
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99
Jun
101% Sep
2
81% Aug 29
34% Jan
2
40
Aug 14
46
Sep 19
41% Sep 11
July 16
Mar 27
89% Feb
1
76% Nov 14
37% Apr
2
45
Jan 25
30'A Oct 23
36'A Nov 14
49% Jan 29
41
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
Jan 24
Jan 31
49
41
Nov 18
50
40
July
1
48% Jan
41
July
1
14
Oct
29
-
Jan 22
16% Jan 10
24
July 25
46
50
1
44% Feb 28
46
Aug 25
14% .Tan 14
48%
50%
51
53
23%
Mar
July
May
Jan
Sep
*77
12
30%
38
36%
37%
36%
37'/8
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52%
52%
11%
52%
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53
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53
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78
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82
19%
60
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10
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55%
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59
15%
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15%
34
31%
15%
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36%
31%
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10%
10%
15%
33%
33%
41
33
31
31
1.7%
36
57
15%
41
33%
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40%
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34
40'A
33%
—No par
No par
Douglas Aircraft Co
No par
Dover Corp
1
Dow Chemical Co
—5
Dresser Industries
50c
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
Dunhill International
1
Duplan Corp
—*
——-1
„
41%
33%
31
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46
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2,400
23,500
10,100
10,300
41
41%
34% 34%
30% 30%
15% • 15%
35% 36'/8
32% 33%
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15%
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15%
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15%
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59%
59
59%
59
59'A
59 VB
61%
61%
63
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17'A
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66'A
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12%
11%
11 Va
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21%
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2,800
11%
9%
9%
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11%
9%
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10
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39%
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42
42
42
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47
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45
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23 'A
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700
42%
48%
23%
42
42
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5
D W G Cigar Corp—
12
200
16,100
12
19%
Preferred $4.50 series—
Preferred $3.50 series—
21
31
85
3,900
92%
*90
-
11%
*78
r
92%
*90'A
12
43%
Common
3
15
81
80
5
No par
No par
Duquesne Light Co common———10
$3.75 preferred
50
$4.15 preferred
50
4% preferred
50
4.20% preferred —
50
4.10% preferred
50
$2.10 preferred
50
201'A Sep 12
112'AApr21
91'A Apr 28
41'A July 17
47 % May 13
50
May 12
172% Apr 10
110
27
77
;
92%
11%
-
39 %
52
52%
52% u 52%
53
5?%
*90'A
.
37%
39
52
77
Dr. Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
du Pont de Nem
206
160% Oct 21
38%
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc
*
3
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
Detroit Edison —
-20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR CO—100
Detroit Steel Corp
„
—1
De Vilbiss Co
—15
Diamond Alkali Co
—-—10
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
—1
$1.50 preferred
,25
Diana Stores Corp
.-50c
Disney (Walt) Productions—
2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
Divco-Wayne Corp
1
41% Jun
6
58
Jan
8
-16% Sep 16
43'A Feb
4
1
29% Dec
25 % Dec
Dan River Mills Inc
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
Preferred 3.75% series B
100
Preferred 3,90% series C
100
Dayton Rubber Co
50c
Decca Records Inc—
50c
Deere & Co (Delaware)
,1
Delaware & Hudson
No par
Delaware Lack & Western
50
Aug 14
Aug
8
47% Sep 19
2
34 y. Apr
3%% preferred series A
56
22
18
18
Dec 30
33V2 Oct 22
15 Vb
——1
100
-5
10
Dana Corp common
55% Aug 25
92
Aug 6
12% Aug 4
39 'A Sep 16
53
Sep 18
87
Jan 22
88
Jan 28
" 89
Jun 16
21'A Sep 19
16% Sep
9
45'A Aug 22
' 25% Sep 19
10% Sep 19
3
83y» Jan
1"
66% Mar
8% Oct 22
27% Oct 22
Oct 21
40
41'A Apr
July 12
01
211
79% Jan
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
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47% Jan
27
Oct
11
11
51% Jan
27'A Dec 30
4
10'A Dec
30
23 Vb Dec
18
72
31
a
3
30% Aug 14
73'A Jan
s
26% Jan
2
97 y» Jan
13
4
15
131
Sep
9
159
Mar 3
55'A Sep 16
13
113
Jun
18
6
158
22 y« Oct
21
Nov
8
21% Deo
19
74
82
Aug
6
17% Dec 23
24% Dec 30
14
38% Jan
27% May
8
U
MM
A
31'A Sep
76
Jan
9
83 'A May
40
18
22 ya Jan
2
31'A Aug
91
Apr
8
27% July 3
40% Apr 28
4% Aug 18
2
35% Mar
6% Dec
30
14y8 Jan 31
23
44% July
22
3% Oct
22
1
7
6% Dec
Dec
56
July
89% Jan
14
32% Apr 30
23
20% Jan
7
12
77
Feb
1
3
62
Feb 28
10% Nov 13
Apr 30
12% Oct 22
18
Jun
28
-
20
51% Apr 10
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26 % Jan
2
6% Jan
2
29
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13
28.
4
37 »A Aug 27
May 20
6% Jan 14
34
Jan
43
20% Feb
Jan
2
35 V4 Apt
24% Nov 13
17
15
25
Jan
21
6
Jan
14% Apr
86
5% Sep
19
34% Aug 15
36%
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
27'A
27%
27 %
27%
27%
78'A
78
78
78
78
78
78
78
78
30%
81
81
28%
29%
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93
53%
51%
52%
128%
125%
127%
125
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156
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54%
156
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156
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54%
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1,200
30%
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81%
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82
93
30'/a
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20
30
30
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93
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31'A
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156
55
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93
13,100
31'A
31
30'A
25,400
126%
54%
81%
29
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55
30%
29
230
53%
53
127'A
2,500
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
36
36'A
36
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37'/b
10,900
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
70,400
34%
33%
34Vb
34%
3,400
5%
V
33%
5%
34
5'A
34
34
34%
34
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8'A
8%
4,200
31%
32%
32'A
32%
32%
33'A
33 Vb
33%
81,900
41%
41'A
41 'A
42%
40%
41%
40'A
41%
40 Vb
40'A
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
—5
8%
9
8%
22 % July
Empire District Electric Co
-10
20%
21
20%
21
38% Apr
Endicott Johnson
Corp common —25
31%
31%
Jan
2
90
26 Va Jan
2
35
18
30
May
8
2
12 % Sep
18
19
2
60% Feb
3
2
30%
51%
128%
31%
2
Apr 30
13% Jan
3
54
53%
126%
8%
17% Jan
11
156%
X52%
1,000
17,100
31 %
9
29
53%
'
5
16
6% Jan
126'A
*153
54
127 Va
13,900
__
—3
9% Sep
44% Jan
52%
—
„
Natural Gas
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Elgin National
El
42% Sep
54% May
*78
Kodak Co common
10
preferred
100
Manufacturing Co
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—l
4'A% preferred —
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4'A% preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—Electric Storage Battery
10
9
2
July 21
3,100
37%
35%
3
10
28% Jan
35%
35%
Jun
Jan
79
35%
35
9% Feb
35
4ya Jan
30
34%
35%
Eaton
Mar 27
95
27
30% Dec 23
Nov
a
8
15% Oct 22
76
Mar 20
%
34%
35
6%
22
4
Jan
34%
35'A
Corp
Eastman
19
81% Apr
27
22 V« Oct
Sep
28
3% Jan
Dec
54
Feb
25'A Dec
24
82% Jun
64 y* Jan
151
34%
34%
40
11
Sep
16% Jan
81% Feb
38'A Dec 31
34%
35%
39%
Eastern
22 y. Apr
143% Nov
35
34%
—
Airline Inc
Eastern
1
60% July
Dec
34%
1
10
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com—_10
4'A% prior preferred
100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
5
38% Feb 17
44
30y8Ap*
S
42% July 18
10
Eagle-Picher Co
19
2
5
81% Mar
24% Dec 23
37 3A Sep
1
27% Jan
29 y. Jan
57
18
Sep
Mar
Sep
6
18
20'A July 16
Sep 19
44
Watch Co
Paso
4%
■
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
31%
83
83
32%
33%
Co
.100
"82
33
\
9,200
11,200
21%
1,700
31»A
31%
31%
31%
83
82 'A
82'A
35
34%
35
12 'A
31
'A
83
34%
*82
34%
10%
10%
10%
10'A
11
10%
ll'/4
56 %
56 3 4
56%
57'A
56
56%
56 V*
56%
*54%
55%
*55
56%
56%
16%
17%
17%
18
17
17%
19
18%
18%
18
18%
17%
18%
42%
42%
43%
43
43%
43
44
80
62,30O
56
16%
5,900
12.40C
57
*54 Vb
19 y8
Xl8%
41 %
42%
41%
3
8%
21 %
9
56%
18%
Inc
8%
21%
55'A
15%
Corp
34%
8'A
21%
55'A
15%
Ex-Cell-O
33%
30%
*82
9%
21%
*54 y„
5
Eversharp
83
8%
21
11
...50
1
9 Vb
-
10 Va
No par
Erie RR common
Evans
31%
.100
8.50
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
5%
4
16
%
740
30
40,200
"
10,300
8,800
Volume
5779
Number
188
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle'
.
.
(1165)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bange for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
39 Va Nov 25
Oct
6
65
Lowest
Jan
17
12% Jan
11
24
Highest
37% Apr
7
16
Jun
2
Sep
22 y. Jan
9
15% Jan
22
2
13% May 14
30% Sep 11
Sep 11
18% Mar 25
24% Jan
1
25 % Nov 29
67
Aug 23
41% Oct 21
67% Jan
3% Dec 30
7% Jan
V 16 % Apr
64 r8
•
10
22
Oct
2
31
Aug 27
..July 1
May 19
80
July
12
80
July 10
43
14
3% Apr
11% Jan
61 %
Sep 30
31% Dec
2
17% Oct
22
29
Dec
31
18% Sep
10
27% Jan
50
Feb
32
Mar
6
21
27
3
2<i Vo Aug al
45% Sep 16
19% Jan
22
34% jun.
11
29% Jan
18
16 % May
Dec
30
31% Jan 10
22
32
20% Jan
75% Oct
28
105
■'*
16% Jan
1*% Oct
39
Oct
22
Jan
14
July 12
57
May
29% Jan
66
83%
47%
16%
38%
2
19% Dec 20
36 % Nov 13
2
81% NOV 13
100% Oct
9
Jan
101% July 23
2
106
Feb
57
Dec
5
6% Dec
16
22
Feb
10
Apr 25
Apr
79
Nov
6
45
Oct
12% Jan
21
44% Aug
4
•
7
73% Sep 12
20
6% Mar 10
64
17% Nov 20
22
% Oct 28
93
Apr 25
87
Nov
13
7% Mar
6
5% Oct
42% Oct 21
92
Oct
94
3
73% Aug 27
23% July 7
Jan
40% Sep
30
9b
May 15
93% Aug
5
61% July 16
26 % Aug 25
2
13% Aug 25
13
70
2
133
100
Jan
35% Dec
30
59% Mar 19
13% Oct
22
18% Apr
15
32% Dec
8
30
Nov
2
68% Nov 14
8% Dec
52
123
8
95
25 % Feb
46
8% Jan
July
Sep
14
5 % ','0
17%
17%
29%
28'. ii
49%
5%
13%
53%
5%
13%
13%
13%
53
53
-
41
41
-
41
41%
23
*20%
45%
20%
23%
45%
*21
46%
47%
45%
45%
45%
21
47%
46%
19%
25 %
25%
25%.
25
36 %
36%
37
37%
37
100
*120
*19
124
5
,53%
10
18%
124
54%
19%
43%
20
43%
44%
109%
109
102
103
(The) Carpet Co
73%
73%
19
19%
5
No par
48%
10
9%
49%
*92
49
95
—7%
Power & Light Co—No
pa.-
75%
73
73 %
2.50
21 %
2.1Tb
40
40 %
common
1
'51
15
*88
1
Food Giant Markets Inc
4c/o convertible preferred
24
10
convertible
3%% preferred
Mineral
68%
preferred—100
—_r__100
—-—;—1
Co
CO—
12%
70
68
*135
*75
80
49%
10/io0
574
13%
3,300
16,606
53?4
*53%
5474
200
40? 4
22%
40%
40%
41%
2,400
23%
45%
23%
23?tt
7,700
,
45%
45%
21
*21
'47%
19 %
4674
25%
37:!i
*24%
36?4
19%
130
125
54%
J
;
y
45?a
108
48%
45%
19%.
38%
19%
25%
2,000
36?4
'
47;.:
24? a
25 Va
21?a
46 Va
'
45%
20%
21'4
47%
19%
125
53%
18'/a
19%
46 %
110%
49%
37?a
10,400
*120
54',4
18?a
132
73
*92
46%
5,100
18?h
3,100
19,500
45%
108
101
103
19
19
19%.;
43,200
10%
10%
1074
487a
II,800
48%
47%
93%
75%
*92
73 VB
72%
73%
72?i,
7274
72?,,
73%
21%
21%
217a
2174
21?a
21%
5,900
38%
39
39
39%
39
39%
10,700
*88
%
93
*88
75%
93
*88
92
12%
13
13%
2574
13'A
9,900
12%
68%
25%
13%
25
12%
68%
67%
68
67%
67 7 a
20,300
69%
150
*135
24%
150
*135
%
150
*135
92
89%
51%
89%
89%
89
52
52 %
51
51%
51?,,
51%
44%
44%
45%
45
45%
18'%
35%
45 %
46
18'A
18%
35%
35%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12?4
12%
96%
97%
94
95
%
*89 Va
92
*89%
5074
71,800
1874
36%
20,600
35%
12%
12%
800
1274
12%
1,100
93
94%
16%
5,300
18%
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
18%
%
12%
13
13
12%
13
95%
96%
96 %
98
15%
16
15%
15 7»
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 %
65
65
65
65
63%
64%
,,.64%
64%
65
65% July 29
4%
preferred
common
1
100
—.
150
8,200
45?,,
12%
2
92
513.',
457a
36%
35
2,500
150
18%
64,, Jau
5,700
24?;,
12%
Fruehauf Trailer Co
5,100
24
35%
2
76
24%
18%
9% Jan
6,400
93?a
21 %
75
12%
10
3,000
75
36
15
170
73%
18%
67% Jan
4 9,200
.1
72'%
12%
1
46?a
107
104%
73%
49%
42%
2
a
80
\ :
5314
35%
Dairies Inc
I,900
53 %
109
*101?4
2,400
1,100
19,000
i.
18? 4
.
*89%
5
2,400
74%
93
24%
3,900
13%
10%
48%
49
10
1774
28%
13%
18%
*92
89
17%
28 %
*53%
54
10%
49%
93%
a
2,60€
5%
19%
49 7
29,700
5?«
10%
40
*88
12%
5%;
13'%
18%
.95
*88
..
80
48%
10%
75%
150
*140
*75...
5%'3;.
13%
72 %
21%
39 Va
93
80
101?4
73
74%
72%
24 %
12%
Machinery & Chem Corp—10
%
*92
75%
17%
28%
5,500
11%
29?a
29%
.
89%
17%
28%
73%
19%
19
9%
45%
110
73
5
Corp
of
54%
18%
45%
108%
101%
101% 101%
2
ser
*120
54
108%
No par
Inc
124
54%
20
1
100
Flint.kote Co (The) common
$4 preferred
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food Fair Stores
$4.20 divid pfd
1.9%
6.25
com
Corp
Power
19%
*88%
50%
.
Shares
3714
36%
11 Va
11%
17?,,
23%..
25
par
88%
41%
21 Vii
47 Va
39
29 %
t
the Week
Friday
Sept. 19
28%
41
19
%
11%
29
23
r
1
Firstamcrica
iViot/Oi
13%
*53%
53%
1
23%
■'
23%
5
25
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
3%%>
5%
38
11%
50
,.
10
First National Stores
Florida
<'
Sales lor
Thursday
Sept. IS
29%
*75
48%
5%
2.50
Fifth Avenue Coach
Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
ivui'u
'
PRICES
39 %
11%
%
88%
17%
28%
29
.
80
48%
5%
5
:
*75
17%
28%
48'%
-
_1
common
4l% convertible preferred
Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins NY
Foote
80
%
89
17%
50
Fibreboard Paper Prod com__No
Food
*88
29
2
Federated Dept Stores
Florida
90
*75
5
39%
11%
29
*89
1
.1
39%
11%
29%
1
pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Firth
'
11%
30
50
couV
Fenestra Inc
Ferro Corp
%
SALE
Sept. 17
11%
100
common
Federal Paper Board Co
4.60% preferred
39
HIGH
Wednesday
Foster-Wheeler Corp—_-_.————10
Francisco Sugar Co_
No par
8
Jan
Fedders-Quigan Corp
39%
AND
■
Foremost
14
80
convertible preferred
Falslaff Brewing
Corp
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
Fansleel
Metallurgical Corp
Vauiek Corp
:
1
18
39%
,
29%
1
8
13% Sep
3
101 % Aug 14
16% Sep 19
24% Jan
14
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine &
Airplane Corp-1
Fairmont Foods Co common
4%
Tuesday
Sept. 1«
Sept. Lo
37% July 31
14% Sep
2
2
10% Jan
Sep
Par
19% Aug 22
25
3
Sep 15
52% Aug 11
2.'
Jan
3
July 11
10
Nov
29
67% July
17% May
12% Jan
18'
10% Dec
Mar 17
47% Jan
134
21
10
2
90% Sep 11
35% Apr
7
37% Jan
2
33% Oct
4
Jun
79% Aug 25
12% Jan
7% Jan
65 % May 15
23
84% Jan
4
9
Apr
3
33% July 18
18 % Aug
2
8
Nov 27
21
18
10
Jan
17
78
10% Sep
8
66 '/a Jan
Aug 22
50% Sep
6
87% Jan
59% May
8
59% Jun 13
27
24'% Mar 14
-49% July 29
110% Sep 17
104'A Jun
5
14
37% Jan
18
Sep 12
56% Aug 21
101
46% July 9
95% May 10
Aug 27
125
15% Apr 25
34 % Oct
27
38% Sep
14
55% Feb
Jun
47% Sep 16
23% Mar 13
26 %
Jan
82% Apr 16
Aug 13
8
Mar 12
47
19
29 % Jan
28
5 Jun
Jun
14% May 5
54% May 22
42 % Aug 18
18% Apr
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
20% Nov 12
16
May 13
45% July
8
25% Jun 17
31
1
53% Mar 11
7
28
89
u
45
5
Apr
17% July
25
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
43 '/a May
22% Apr 22
79
*15
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
nigliest
1874
•
,
65
10,000
84,300
,
y
1.190
l.-iy
;?jt-
G
6% Oct 22
10% July 24
8% Dec
30
10% Apr
40% Dec
30
45
20
Oct
7
10
21
36% Jan
31% Dec
19
46% Jun 28
23% Oct
25
54
3% Oct 21
23
Dec
13% Oct
17
i
9
13
6
16% Aug 21
4% Aug. 20
6
37% July 12
88
23
135
7
26% Jan
2
25>
95 Ye Sep
10
12
Jan
24% Feb 25
May 16
89% Jan
Aug
2
Apr 30
26% Jan
55
Jan
Aug 25
31% July 24
48
14% Jan 22
11% Jan
2
12% Jan
69% Sep 18
16% Sep 12
10'% Jan
2
12% Sep
52% Feb
5
15% Feb
27
Feb
12
40
-
4
56
100
33
16
2
69
Jan
4-% Jan
60 % Jan
4
Jan
30
Dec
Sep
33% Jan
107
1
16
40
Apr
68
Jan
27% Oct
18
42
Oct
25
4
Dec
18
22
5% Jun
19% Oct
22
14% Dec
26
18% July
24
50% Jan
Dec
34
16
92% Jan 22
40% Sep 19
77% Sep 17
6
27
41
27
May 26
44% Jan
2
13
4
Jan
July 19
16% Dec 23
17% Jan
3
22 % Nov 18
129
90% Aug
Apr
79
1
4%%
29
164
Jan
6
4
Jan
2
91
Sep
9
2
97
Jun
9
36% July
9
62% May
8
39 % May 29
20% Jan
13
3
46% Sep
60 % Sep
16
44% Jan
23 % Jan
10
32% Sep
19
21 la Jan
7
157% Oct
16
4% Apr
70% Feb
12
4
29% Oct
21
1
Oct
Oct
8
14
21
25% Feb
11
37% Oct
17
59% Jan
36% Feb
5
Oct
86% Apr
6% Apr
21
11
35% May
45% Nov 20
85
29% Dec 26
20
Feb
67
•-
Dec
21% Jan
138
3
20% Dec
12
Tot footnotes
15
78
Jan
18
see
11
4
page
28.
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'a
1,900
17 lit
17%
18
V.
17%
18
1774
18
>4,700
62
6111,
61?;,
68!» V27% ?■
6114
62%
61
61%
48,500
65%
66%
66%
67
27%
27Va
*27?a
70%
69
69 ?n
6814
9%
72,100
1,700
11,000
13,500
%
107%
17%
61%
10%
10
10%
9%
80%
80%
81
80%
105 %
105%
106
105%
45
45
45%
106%
107%
4514
107%
107
-
10%
9%
80
80%
106
preference
conv
Products
Gillette
45%
45%
45?,,
107%
107?i,
107 Va
Glidden
Co
10
80%
640
45%
46%
221,800
107%
107%
3,100
84
84 %
84%
8474
84? 4
85
85
85 %
1,600
38%
39
39
39%
39%
39?a
39%
40%
4,600
74%
75%
77%
76 %
77
28%
29 la
29
29 ?«
7714
28 %
77 74
28%
76%
29 Va
7,900
19,000
*30%
31%
31%
311/4
31
31 ?»
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31%
49%
5?u
4914
497a
49%
49? a
1,700
514
44%.
5%
44?',,
57 a
5?a
44%
44%
23,700
5,400
44
49
%
29 3
„
4
49%
5%
5 %
44%
44%'
44%
44%
44?4
29:
29 Va
2814
28?'a
27%
2814
27%
2878
7,300
23%
23
23 %
22?,,
23
22%
22? a
22?a
2274
10,500
42
42%
42%
43
43
25%
25 ?a
25 ?o
26
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27 %
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27%
*26%
27%
27%
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27%
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27%
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■
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»
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27 Va
*26
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27%
51%
51
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51%
51%
51%
5114
51 %
51 Va
5174
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23%
24
24%
24%
25
24%
24%
247'a
2474
83/ac
26%
26%
26
26%
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2C,Tu
26?4
2674
26%
100
100
.——100
27 Va
95
148%
51%
*90
95
*90
150
%
*150
88
88 %
87
*90
♦1571a
87 %
\
*94
93
93
*93
94%
43%
45
45
46 %
59%
59 Va
59
26
26%
26%
1
5
41%
31%
41%
42%
31%
31%
No par
*90
5
18
18%
18 Va
10
36%
37%
36%
—1
2%
(The)
*26
'
95
155
%
10
& Co
*26%
27%
100
—-1
common
300
49'/a
5%
29%
'/4
29
2 3«,
%
27%'
Co__
6,300
105%
*26
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean
105
75
4
(The)
79%
105%
69
*25%
Co
Brothers
101a
80%
105%
27%
85
10
-10
Oil Co
Gimbel
*12%
92
*90
87%
95
*90
158
87 %
94%
95
*148
*
*90
157%
86%
*148-
157%
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8714
94%
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87
93
93
4674
45%
46 %
1,800
7,900
16,200
26,500
2,200
35,700
1,100
730
610
45%
4614
4574
59 %
59
59%
5914
5914
59 Va
59%
I,300
27%
27%
2814
27'/a
28
27
27%
48,300
42
42%
33 Va
10,400
42%
42%
31%
31?,i
42%
31%
41%
31?a
42%
33
3274
41,100
19,900
*89
91
18%
18
18
17%
17%
17%
1774
2,200
37 V,
36%
37 ?4
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3774
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38?4
14,500
92
*89
91
'
*89
91
10
69%
70
69 Va
70%
69%
70
6914
6974
6974
11
70 Va
II,700
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
5
93%
94%
94 "a
95
9274
94 %
92 Va
93 V,
92%
95
15,500
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
36%
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36 Va
*36%
36%
367a
36%
1
45 VH
45 7 a
45
45%
45%
45%
4514
457a
45
457a
24,800
1%
1%
1%
153,500
Jan
2
Jan
2
12
Apr
3
17
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
131% Jan
67
2
Apr 17
22 % Jan
2
July 10
Sep
36% Sep
2
Jan
5% Jan
-
175
12
37
Jan
12
12
14
30% Apr
12% :
70% Sep
22
11
4,800
12%
95
8
22
1,000
16%
Feb
75% Sep
47% July 11
11
122% Nov 11
Jan
68%
16
May 19
1
6
31
*67%
16?a
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)__
4% Jan
9
33% Jan 15
28% Jan 31
27% Jan
3
2
23
21% Dec
3% May 15
30
4
26 % Dec
27
Dec
71% Oct
2
41
57% July 18
2% Apr
8
13% Jan
9
21
4
69%
161a
69
13
95% July
37% Jun
86
6814
16?i,
53 %
21
79% JUn
57% Nov 14
28% Dec
2
9
28
26
Jan
Getty
16
14
160
Gerber
43% Sep
16
*82
69
16%
12%
38%
25
Georgia-Pacific Corp
7
Apr
2% Jan
15% Apr
86
68%
3 8111
—
preferred
4,400
84%
.1
com
100
38%
74%'
5
Corp
preference
5%% preference
9
157% Jan
2
37% Jan
29% Oct 21
2% Dec 18
Dec
Va %
29% Aug
33
Sep 18
94% May 21
19% Aug 27
38% Sep 13
18
*82
'
2,500
1
Co of Florida—
25
$5
89% .Jan 21
38
3,700
29
15
6-67
10c
preferred
General Time Corp
General Tire & Rub
84 % Jan
3
38?i
28%
3
Mar 18
37
86
27?o
25
91
39
28%
July 17
46% Mar 26
39
*82
11%
135%
16%
50
Jun
28% July
29
40
68%
814
90
24
29%-
,1,700
16%
49%
Telephone
1351a
29%
95
*67%
10c
General
11%
136
30
34'A
16%
No par
$1.30
11%
GO
68%»
$3 convertible preferred
General Telephone
$1.32 preferred
*53
-
a
31%
95 % Apr
83% July 17
16 % Dec 23
11%
136
60
16%
681
29
18
20% Dec
86
31%
22
11
40
*82
28%
Oct
20% Nov 14
x39
86
1
S3% Dec
32% Oct
40%
*83
1174
138
X27
7
22
38 Til
137
X29?4
30%
28%
Jan
Oct
12
140
29%.
27
SO
39
11%
*138
29%
Castings Corp
7
21
12
140
29%
Steel
3
Oct
*138
■»
General
Feb
23
8,000
l(j
83
185
93 %
%
25?«
23
7
93
25
17
77
93?,,
42?a
Sep
108% Jan
93 V4
25%
25
4
93 ?4
42%
2
Apr
93%
ll?a
25
16% Jan
22 % Apr
30% Dec
5,500
93? a
:-V 41 %
7
107
38%
42
40% Jan
July 31
38%
24%
27% July 14
27% Sep
4
53% July 25
1
39
41%
2
22% Oct
38'%
24.%
14
7
39%
1°
Feb
30% Mar
38?;,
-1
Jan
23
39%
1
Corp—1—
25
22
38%
93
39
93
Shoe
25
36% Oct
*94%
*53
Refractories
28
<15% Dec
3414
95 Va
60
General
28% May 16
May 31
45% May
2
34?i,
95 Va
34%
95%
General
23
3
34 Va
*95%
*53
18
22% Sep 20
Sep
33?!,
95 %
No par
Sep 19
25% Sep
28% Sep
33%
$1.60 conv preferred-.
Realty & Utilities
43
60
33 Va
*95%
44%
Railway Signal
2
*53
Motors Corp common—1%
Public Utilities Corp
13
60
33%
95%
10'/4
80%
105%'
General
100
95%
38%
92 %
11%
1
General
*30
33',4
——.100
General
32% Jan
13,300
69%
4
20 % Jail
4%
70?«
5
31% Aug
24% Sep
4?a
69%
9
21% Apr 15
15 % Jail
3
4%
par
Public Service:
5% Sep
45% July
3,600
414
66?,,
General
2
7,500
4%
*27%
6
7
6
4%
68%
No par
5?a
4%
27%
Preferred $3.75 series-.
6
4%
70 %
General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co
General Precision Equipt Corp
5,200
16 ?a
27%
—■—No par
1,500
6,800
41'A
31
X67 %
preferred
44
40%
1614
71
8
Jan
27% Mar 19
19% Nov 19
$5
31% Feb 24
10
3
20
General
4374
42
31
68%
52 % Feb
37% Jan
39% May 22
31
19
117% Jan
48% Jail
9
Aug 25
57% July 15
23% Oct
46% Sep
8
31
44
40%
5?u
16?,,
27%
No par
.
3074
31
66%
27%
common
43%
,
6
31
16?'a
1
Mills
17,400
31
16?a
——5
preferred
10,100
15%
16%
17%
General
11%46
16%
62
No
157a
*4514
30%
16%
17%
Corp
1114
15%
4%
61%
Corp..
General Instrument Corp
117'a
46
16%
5
Foods
5%
*301'a
15%
*4514
31%
43%
42 ?i,
6
,._V
Corp
Finance
3
Jan
Controls Co
General
11
Sep 15
Jun
34
4
47% July 12
34% May 17
Inc—:-——No par
General
117
Aug 29
No par
Co
2
83
12
47% Dec 31
30% Oct
Sep
5
15%
%
*52
5
100
General Electric
10% Sep
9
85
Aug 28
2
—50
of Texas
31
11
1114
46
4%
100
com
71
19
31
16
„
27% Sep
2
103
47% July 16
115'% Jan 24
11
Co
68% Sep
115
91% Feb
Cigar
8
13
*30
*30
1
General Contract Corp common—2
6 Co
series preferred
10
Apr
22
7
General
General Dynamics
Jan
31
50
Investors com—1
Cable Corp
General
19% Jau
42
6
1st preferred
9
Oct
76% Nov
12
4%
19% Jan 24
July 26
1
General
65% Jan
48
42%
6
1
Corp
Apr
50% Dec 31
8 % Jan 11
42
6
No par
Bronze
Apr 29
S7
4314
42
6
com
preferred
55
10
43%
41%
1
com
,
12
21
101% Nov
14
$8
30%
43
Transportation„2.50
General Baking Co common
5
General
*30%
15%
31%
Corp
$4.50 preferred
14
72% July 22
19% May 15
19
American
11
*4514
43%
preferred
8
Oct
33% Dec
General
27
49% Dec 31
68% Apr
convertible
%
16
46%
31
preferred
Indus
8
Aug
6
4
American
Inc
Amer Oil Co
40% Sep 15
23% July
convertible
11
15%
*45%
42%
Amer
93% Jun
15
6%
141
Jan
Jan
4V2 %
General
11
16
2
Industries
General Acceptance
11
46%
No par
(The)
Corp
Wood
15%
*45%
;——5
General
9% Dec 20
46% Oct
Garrett
Gar
10%
5
50
Gardner-Denver Co
General
75
22
Co
5
86
20
Gamewell
9
19 % Jan
5
1
common
preferred
(The)-
12
10
30% Apr
Mar
(The)__
convertible
40% Sep
94% Aug
11
10% Dec 26
Dec
5%
7
34% Sep 18
Apr 18
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
102
9% Jan
125
Feb
46% May 24
6
Mar
Jun
47% Jun
Oct 21
Gabriel
33% Aug 15
2
3% Jan
52 % Apr
23
35
44% July 28
6% Aug 15
14% Jan
Dec
70% Nov
2
24% Jan
17% Dec
-
2
Sep 18
2
11
30
Jan
3% Jan
44
19
10
125
17
14
101
18
Jan
27
2
5% Jan
Nov 19
67% Dec
2
3
Sep 12
July 9
32% Aug 26
15
59
9
25% Dec
25
20 % Jail
32
Jan
16
15% Feb
31
90% July
12% Sep
48
8% Jan
3% Dec 30
Jan
6
36% Jan
30
51
8
Jail
Jan
8% Jan
2
40% Jan 22
Apr 11
: r.
9
49% July 31
'
2
Sep
7% Jun
16
51% Sep
16
16
Grace
(W R) & Co
Graham-Paige
Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
61
Sep
4
10
44% Sep
19
29% Sep
19
146 V2 Jun
4
75
Jan
20
33% Aug 26
7%
5
1%
6%
175
*167
2
IT'b
3
175
2
*2%
*167
27 a
3
175
l?a
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2
17 i,
3
6,400
175
1,000
7 %
7
714
51
51%
51
51%
50?a
51
714
50%
7%
5074
8,000
51%
50%
50 Va
49%
51?*
51
52
51%
53 Va
33,500
_5
36%
37
36
50%
36:%
35%
36
35
3574
35%
36 »/8
100
76%
76%
77
77
1
8%
8%
Northern Iron Ore
Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Great Northern Ry, Co
No par
Great Western Sugar com
No par
7% preferred
100
Green Bay & Western RR
100
27%
28%
(The)
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
8
19
5
7
*167
2?a
a
47%
Co
88
July
' 175
27
51
Union
Granite
9% Sep
■
No par
*167
2%
12.50
Grand
53 Va Sep 19
39% Aug 21
29% Aug
100
3
City Steel
Grant (W T)
Co
common
Gt
Green
(H L)
Co Inc
1
♦75
78
7 V,
Va
*75 Va
8%
'
8%
8%
9 Va
8?a
28 Va
28?.,
2814
27?a
7'A
3,400
5,300
77'%
120
8%
9%
19,200
277a
78
28 %
13,100
*76
914
28
55
56
55 Va
56%
27?u
55%
56
56%
7,900
42 Va
42%
42%
43%
4314
43?.1
43
437b
4374
44?a
43,900
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28?,,
28?4
29
29
29%
8,000
1371a
138%
138
138
138
138
*72
75
*73
76
20
32
8,000
136%
*70
31%
138
138% 138%
72
72
72
31%
31 Va
31?4
*
*72
31?a
56%
75
32
56
31?4
56%
32
•
31?a
100
-
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
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.
Monday, September 22
.
(1166)
11
16 % Oct
Highest
Lowest
80Vi Jun
9
17% Mar 20
12V4 May 10
«
7% Apr 25
Jan
2
14 Va Dec
10
32 % Jan
14
May
9
U
105 Viz Oct 21
80% Jan
52
Mar
5
9
47UDCC
Oct
13
Nov
4
25
39 % Jan
41% Jun 11
93 % Feb
5
98
Apr
2
96
Jail 29
28
Feb
101
84
19
4
95% Jan
10
100
Jun
100% Sep
8
109
May
3
47% July
21%
9Vis
22
9%
21%
No par
64%
110%
21 %
64%
111
Oil
States
Corp
1
——
_No par
_.
$4.20 dividend
preferred
84.40
2
.25
preferred
dividend
$4.44
dividend
dividend
$5
82%
21%
21%
21%
9%
9%
*9%
21
30
89% Jan
17
49
% Apr
24
Jan
2
20
Jan
21
13% Dec 31
28% Jan
11
13% May 20
Dec
24
111% Jan
11
70
>0% Dec
24
45% Jan
preferred
39
*4% Dec 23
19% Oct 21
*92
—25
46%
45%
66
64 %
65%
64 %
65
23%
23%
24
23%
24'4
100
66%
23%
23%
Hamilton Watch Co
32% Sep
26 % Jan
2
36 % Sep
19
Hammond Organ Co..
19
Harbison-Walk Refrac
42
9
140
30
39% Mar 11
23
•' Apr
7
24
51% Aug
8
2
30
Jan
13
30% July
so
Oct
8
12
Dec
30
Sep
19
9
15
11
Hat Corp of America common—
8
27
Sep
6% Jan
7
3% Jan
9
34% Jan
21
28% Jan
6
34% Aug
22% Apr 25
12-% July 14
34% Jun 26
33% Sep
18
18% Jun
19
28% Apr
76% Jun
2
22 % Jan
72% Jan
14
6
15
9
20
43% Jan
14% Dec
9
«3 % Dec
26
54
May
Nov
19
91
July 24
4%%
Mar 14
3%%
.89% Feb 21
_2.50
36%
5
25%
26
25%
'25%
31
31 %
30%
31%
—10
18% Jan
22
17% Jan
27% Sep
9
24% Jan
16
23 % Jan
30% Jun
3
38
Jun
27
9% Dec 30
17% Jan
32% Jan
10
Feb
17% Aug
4
15
115 % Jan
23
47% Jan
1
Aug 26
53% Jail
3
30
118
110
July 25
% Sep 19
62
49
38 y4 May
47% July 11
21
Jan
103% Oct 22
25
34
17
Sep
29
29 %
28 %
13%
29 '4
13% ':
33%
5
'
17
32%
*76
56%
78
56%
32%
*76
56%
*84
27%
86
27%
*84
x2G%
29%
*36%
100
_
36% Apr
24
44 % Feb
4
26'A Jan
14
33% Aug 27
Hewitt-Robins Inc
17% July 16
11% Jan
13
15% Sep
Heydcn Newport Cliem Corp.*
3%% preferred series A
—.
17
60
Jan
7
74% May 29
87
July 19
74
Jan
2
86
16 y8 Dec
30
22% Jan
7
16 % Jan
2
8% Oct
22
10% Jun
20
29% Sep
13% Sep
25% July
17% Oct 22
9
Nov
16'/b Sep
8
16% Oct
2
20
24
22% Jan
22
15% Nov
Jan
9% Jan
1
11
17% Jan
3
22% Sep
Feb
5
25% Jan
2
30
45
31
12% Oct
11
40% Jan
10
32% Jan
2
40
Oct
22
71% Jan
4
39% Feb
24
12% Dec
23
39% Jan
10
Hires Co
*-
8
85
Sep
5
4
3
Jan
2
18% Nov 26
28% Jan
10
19
Jan
16% Jan
3
23% July 24
15% Fob
14% Nov 13
39% May 29
36 % Jan
9
S6
Jan
30% Nov 18
27% Jan
13
39%. Sep
69
Aug 30
85
Mar 13
75% Sep
16
84
Jun
72
Oct
25
88
Apr
26
84
Feb
25
90
Jun
' 6
67
Nov 20
100
Apr
1
92
Feb
20
52% Jun
12
97% Aug 13
62% Sep 19
1% Dec 31
60% July 11
15
Jan 18
»% Dec
18% Jan
46% Oct
22
18
43
90
30
Dec
Apr
10% Sep
2
8
9
18
7% Sep
9
5%
18% Jun
87
23
16% Jan
14
27
85% Apr
8
72 % Jan
17
May 21
2% Jan
2
35% May 23
20% Jan
2
22
Jan
13% Jab
2
40
May 31
35% Feb
11
12
9
51% Jan
2
28% Jan
13
29% Jan
2
2% Dec 23
19
Dec
30
11% Dec 23
MY* Jan 17
SO
4
Dec
4
75% Aug
MY* Dec
11
63% Jan
11% Oct
23
32% May
9
II
Jan
13
46'% Mar
8
Jun
19
47 % Apr
2
45
44
52
Feb
48
22
5%
27%
28%
20%
*27%
28;%
20%
*2754
38%
39%
37%
3911
It;
Co
Foods
<fc
5%
pfd series A
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co—
——5
'
6
11
48Vi Aug 26
Jan
15
47
46% Apr
23
11
Nov 13
31% July
5
445a July 28
29% Jan
2
5
654 Apr 25
13% Dec 23
9% Apr
39% Jan
14
14
Jan
2
215a Aug 14
Industrial Rayon
19
88 % Jan
8
65
Jan
2
8654 Sep
Ingcrsoll-Rand common
6% preferred
22
preferred
i
preferred
preferred
~
Indianapolis Power & Light
3
148
•9
30
36
14
Nov
10
Dei:
M % Dec
Feb
11
156
99% Jan
4
73
11
156
Jan 16
23
555a Jan
Nov
13
23
Vi May 14
19% Oct
21
52
Jan
2
4
92
Jan
21
10
11
Nov
16
Dec
25% Jan
2
22% Jan
13
35 Vi Jan
3
376 Vi July
8
300
Jan
10
38% Jan
11
27
Jan
2
156 3 i Jan
25
145% Sep
15
11
Nov
16% Oct 22
5
31% July 10
Nov 14
2654 July
166
May
2
9
68% Jan
13% Apr
1155a Apr
23
70% Jan
17
«% Oct 22
11% Feb
20
19
•2% NOV 19
•1
July 30
109 %, July
98
Feb
7% Dec 30
7
1
Jan
,
2
9
90
,
85%»iFeb 27
8
26% May 10
Sep
11
33% Sep 15
78% Jun 13-
13
23% Jan
«8% Oct 22
1S% Dec
Jun
2
.754 Jan 13
2154 Aug 27
87% Sep 17
11% Apr 21
.1145-t Sep
Int'l
l35/a Feb
ti
Oct
11
125
13
134
Aug 22
14
Dec
26
405a May 23
32 Vi July 14
40
7
11
Dec
24
51% Apr 23
25
Jan
13
28
Jan
2
3754 July 10
36 Vi July 16
29V4Jan
13
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
22
■7% Dec
■6% Oct
9
21
•0% Oct 23
12
Dec
30
U
Oct
22
35
July 12
Feb
20
57% Jan
100
Jan
7
21% Jan
3
May 28
13% Jan
2
17
11% Nov
4
33%
Dec"24
32 Vi Sep
31
Jan
•4% Jan
2
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27% Jan
2
29% Jan
13
II
Dec
24
111% Jun 28
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Oct
22
54 Vi Jun
130
Jan
13
22
505a July 15
118
28
Jan
10
36% Feb
27
Feb
May
3954 Aug
34
8
Sep
46% Sep
3154 Sep
7%
18
18
355s Aug
38 % Jun
7
12654 July 24
Aug 11
•
190
28%
29%
28%
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14%
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27
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16
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32
10
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1,400
100
84
27%
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40
27%
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28%
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13%.
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13%
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28%
29%
29 %
29 7
„
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11%
11%
11%
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11,600
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28
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40
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40
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3,600
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23,300
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34
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20,400
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20
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86
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36%
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5
100
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19%
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86%
1
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7.50
109 %
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16%
preferred
88%
210
23%
19,800
10%
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23%
408
146 %
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32 '4
h
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881
24 %
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37
37%
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3154
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31%
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78
23 5 4
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15,226
408
1,050
145%
30,100
32
3,800
34,500
20%
20
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1954
20%
19%
20
87 Vi.
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87%
85%
87 Va
85%
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62
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112
10%
100
92
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62%
240
62 7 8
1,300
130
130
125 Vi
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3354
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3354
33%
33%
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37
36%
37 %
36%
37 V'a
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37
33%
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35
35
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34
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78
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100
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common
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100
90
37%
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78%
5
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52
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*.
34%
25 3a
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-
34
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37 3
37%
37 %
10,400
34 3.
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406
11,300
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90
23%
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50
50%
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88%
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9,500
165
108 %
108 :,4
108'4
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165
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165
3454
34
25%
50
4
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34%
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5014
403
100
107 %
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com
109%
110
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165
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165
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1
45
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43 %
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31
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25
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127
127
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31%.
3134
33%
36%
33%
5,000
37%
2,600
300
34
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109,000
5,400
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
30%
30 7
27
27 3 4
27%
27%
27%
28
3.50
1654
16%
16%
16 Vb
16%
165a
16%
16%
16 3
16 (4
5
32%
33
32 3 4
33(4
32%
32 34
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32%
32 %
33%
2,700
34»i
34
34%
34 Vi
345b
34 3
34%
10.000
32%
31 %
32
31%
32
32
42(4
42%
42 Vi
30
1
„
Interstate Power Co
$6
1,600
34
*33
42%
100
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co.
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
10
3454 July 16
44% Aug 11
42
.
34
*33
7614
5
Interstate Dept Stores
•
1,200
65 s
44%
International Telep & Teleg.No par
International Utilities Corp
5
16
30% Aug 20
17% Jun
2
3,800
30:,4
%
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33 Ti
■
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International Silver
„
6
*6%
31
26(a
*30%
26
6 %
76%
:
common
International Shoe
,
26
25%
*30%
445-i
20
1
i,
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5% preferred
International Salt
:
4
4
106 % May 10
8.200
42(4
100
No par
Canada
International Paper
$4 preferred
96Vi July 16
71
17
of
38%
1
common...
International Packers
,
19
Sl% Dec
Nickel
38:%
76%
No par
4% preferred
International Mining Corp
Int'l
38%
No par
7%
preferred
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
:
38
445i
100 pesos
Harvester
8,100
423l;
;
...
Interlake Iron Corp..
Int'l Business Machines
17
31%
77%
•*471i
Interchemical Corp common
4 %% preferred..
I
385a Aug 27
7
76
.
410% Sep
29%
44%
Inspiration Cons Copper.Insuranshares Ctfs Inc.
25% Sep 10
Sep 19
92 % May 13
24% Sep 16
29%
96%
6154
10
*75%
76
•••''( 44%
44%
45%
-
50
50
50
Inland Steel Co
52
Apr 29
8654:Jan 16
28%
Mexico
De
SA
July 18
110% Sep 16
36% Aug
5
37
18%.Jun
11
19
162
2
Jan
24
16% Dec 23
«5
May 27
22
170% Oct
117
7 54 Aug
Electrtca
10
138
*131
135
7,600
42
41%
41%
41%
135
41 %
4.20%
July 30
4,500
7(5
4.42%
Industria,
I % Dec
36(4
a
76%
4.70%
23
35 7
42
...
!
14
35%
40 ' i.
No par-
common
July 16
12.400
—50
3
preferred
preferred
140
30%
7.5%
.10
Illinois Power Co
4%
31%
21
19%
—10
Illinois Central RR Co
4.26%
.
17%
85
81
—15
Idaho Power Co
Ideal Cement Co
4.08%
Jun
17%
_1
common
654
52%
*84%
4%
~ • 31%
convertible
Nov
52% Jan
5
.
11%
2%
2%
*6%
52
100
Indust Ihc com
preferred series A
9
47% Feb
9%
11
1,900
17
*78
>
37%
39
375»
38
87
84
96%
06%
61% "
61%
10
; - *9%
11
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:
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535:! • •; 53'4
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84%
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4%
-4%
30%'
30%
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21
22
21'a
,
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5,900
10,100
29%
20% ' •••20%'
37%%
39%.
-
75%
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62%
10
62
:
.
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79
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28
87
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61%
10
87
87
94%
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com
201»
77
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—100
(Delaware)—.4.
Manhattan
Nov
51
39
.
40
18
*37'a
50
No par
»_.
40
Sep
20
preferred—lOo
Bay Mill,«fe Sm Ltd
No par
2l
Jun
;
preferred
Hupp Corp
.
.
*84%
5%
&
_40
35%
27%
13%
30%
11%
22%
27%
40
59%
35'.:
86%
34%'
86%
5%
5
com
noncumulativc
5%
47% Jan
48
35%;
*84%
5%.
Sound
Hunt
8
45% Sep 19
77% Sep 16
43 Vi Sep 19
35% July 14
Mar 26
86%
5%
Hudson
26
Sep
35%
60%
*84%
Corp
—
18
Aug
34
22%
*27%
39%
5854
22%
27%
40'.»
No par
IHudsou
5% July 28
33% July 28
42% July 14
40
Sep
60
preferred—
Howe
3% Apr
I
58%
:
lOo
preferred——
.——100
Houston Lighting «fc Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp..
1
11% Sep
3 % Sep
11%
12.50
4.40%
10
TO
6
4 Vo
22
11%
Corp....__lo
Chemical
35Wo
18
12% Oct
Sep
,
Apr
54
lilt
22%
27%
39%
58%
35%
—30
Household Finance common
5% Jan
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
29%
,
.
46
45%
16%
,84
26%
13%
29%
22
27'4
40%
preferred
$2.25 convertible preferred—^
38% Apr 22
20
102
49
84
of America common
1
convertible preferred
—.25
5Vo
*99%
.
28%
13%
30%
27%
13%
2154
27%
40%
___10
common
convertible
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
1
4
*84
13%
$4.25 preferred
16
14%
-11%
Hotel Corp
15
19
102
79
110% 110%
66%
67%
x37
37'%
32
32%
14%
14%
*66
67%
06%
37%%
32%
14%
67%
85
32 %
29%
11%
8
11% Apr 29
8'/a Jan
28% Sep
21% Sep
13
29%
6
4% May
1% Sep
3
1% Oct 23
-
7
1
5
Oil
100
93%
30
29%
36%
10
48%
*66
29%
28%
2.50
50c
Hooker
9
10
;
Corp!
(Charles E)
Honolulu
6
3
6% Sep
*84
:
5%
37% Aug 29
92
Jan 31
23% Apr
Feb
Sep
6
2%. Nov 27
*66
Homcstake Mining.
19
6 % Jan
97
•1
100
48%
37
32%
14'')
67%
85
14%'
No par
pfd (conv)__
Holly Sugar Corp
17
8,500
84
*91
92 %
100
29%
*15%
65%
>
37
*32
5
—.1
,•/-»
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
May 21
May 20
00% Sep
2nd
Hilton Hotels
15
16
30% Aug 28
12% Aug 11
10
9 % Jan
21
2
$4%
5
May
60
30%
;_i
42
Jan
49 %
84
86
4
*90
16%
80
?
29%
36%
16%
*110%- 111%
111%
65 %
40% Jan
78
47%
*110%
24
!
29%
38
47%
16%
47
78
56%
10
30:
38
30
*30%
10%
r
100
12
3
'33
i_„No par
21
60% Sop
9
70% Nov 27
—
1
10% Oct
9
49
49 %
a
100
(
86
26%
25
14% Dec
17% Feb
13%
*13
;-
6%
.15
5% preferred
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Hertz Co (The).
Apr 23
67% Sep
50,700
*99%
39%
26
,31%,
6(4% 6%
" 34
34
28 >4
29
*13%
13%
33%
33%
*76
78
56%
57'A
*84
86
27
27%
34
common.
10
7% noncunnilative preferred.
25
Hercules Motors—....
4___.No par
Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
'
6%
34
Hejme (G W)
8
10
6%
*6%
34
—100
:
16% Oct 10
34% Mar
112%
*92
38%
25%
30%
40
_1
Inc
common
19
10% July 23
Sep
x38%
1
preferred.—ui
12% Sep
84
48 7
*84
102
29%
29%'-' 30
30
40%
Inc
3.65% preferred
Heller (W E) & Co
63
137%
*135
26%
(H J) Co common
Heinz
36
40% %41%
40%
137%
50
Industries
Hecht Co
19
77% July 2
59% Aug 27
111*' 4
113%;
5 92'
29%
30%
35%
36
40%
41%
*135
137%
30%
35%
'
36
39%
*135
15%
79
:
_1
preferred
Industries
Havcg
Hayes
79
30%
35%
100
31% Sep
8
69% Oct
__1
...
30%
23%
15%
79
30
corn——V.50
preferred
16%
79
:
3.50
Harris-Intertype
40% July 30
Nov 27
XI % Nov 22
Co__
46%
•15%
preferred.—100
Paper
Corp
Harsco Corporation—
Harisliaw Chemical Co—Hart Schaffner & Marx
6% Sep
1% Oct
S8
6%
Mar 17
31% Sep
20 % Apr 29
22% Jan 20
32% Mar 25
Hammcrmill
1
common
82
13
soy* Dec
convertible
2
2
Jan
13% Dec
Well Cementing
Printing Co__
F)
Jan
Jan
112
114%
;
66
30
Jun
800
45%
*92
22%
129
40
138
14
16,900
24%
45%
65
23%
16%
>*78%
100% 100%
*100%
_5
14
1X7% Oct
400
67
48%
87
93%
100
•
_5
4'/c
22
>66%
67
48%
■•*84.
*91
*92
*99%
Hall
9
21%
21%
40
10.200
9%
48%
87.%
93%
45 'v 45%
65% : 66%
17
*9%
48%
84
*91
Halliburton Oil
Aug 29
9%
H3%
101
-91
lOn
100
preferred.
21% Jan
15
May 31
% July 23
*9%
66%
48%
87%
93%
100
48%
*84
100
100
Haekcnsack Water
(W
22
215a
113%
67% Aug 12
24% Sep 19
7
20
84%
22%
*66%
16.600
16
83%
65%
16% Sep
13% Dec
18% Dec
67
67
Shares
15%;
5
%
111%
II
41% Feb
4
Nov
18
21%
22%
21%
84
21%.
9%
22%
67
/% '
the Week
Friday
Sept. 19
16
*83
84%
21%
"83
82%
15%
16
15%
16
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. IS
Utilities Co-
Common
13
—1
preferred
Gulf
1
38% Jan
82 %
1
Ohio RR com.No par
Mobile
$5
49 % Sep 19
96
May 29
102% July 14
6
Sep
91% Sep
100
15%
16
82 %
Guantanamo Sugar.—
Gulf
15%
3
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 17
Sept. 16
Sept. 15
Par
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Gulf
152
14% Jan 24
II % Aug
6
|1
11
16
May 13
EXCHANGE
\
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The) common
4 % </c
preferred
16% Apr 14
87
Apr 17
24% Jun
2
10% Jan 10
24 % Sep 19
68% Aug 11
118% July
7
2
14% Jan
30
89
Feb 13
34% Jan 14
76Vi Nov 20
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
16% Apr
18
Dec
LOW
STOCKS
Highest
Lowest
14
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
Range lor Previous
Year iy.»;
1
%
h
*
34%
34 %
32
32%
32
50c
preferred
345s
10
,
41
1
l-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
Vi
124
5
1
41 Vi
124
X41%
*122
'
*122
123
41
4054
41%
40%
41%
8%
24%
8%
24Vi
29%
88
7%
24%
8% : 24%
30
87ii
123
42 Vi
*122
43 %
8
42%
*122
123
40%
40 %
8,300
6,300
a
323a
5,500
43%
5,700
125%
40%
3,100
40
41%
40 Vi
~8
24%
77a
8'a
7%
23 Ta
24(«
23 %
24(4
28%
291
29
29
86 (i
86 Vi
86'i
86%
80
80 «i
80%
81
*87
89 Vi
J
•% Feb
4
6B/a Jun
11
4% Feb
10
13% Oct
8% Sep
11
Jacobs (F L) Co—
11
28% Jan
9
15% Jan
2
26% Sep
3
Jaeger Machine Co
18
Nov 19
71
Jun
47% Jan
47% July 11
19% Feb
25'
31
11
91
Jan
24
82
Jan
15
28
60 % Aug
2
56
Feb
3
907/2 May 12
8234 Aug 28
78
Aug 29
•4% Dec 10
89% Feb
<0
97
Feb
12
•5% Dec
18
•0% Nov
6
35% Dec
17
For footnotes
52% July
28
3
July 11
64% July 24
99
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
see
28.
page
86
May 27
34(4 Apr 23
85
35
93
38
Jan
Apr
3
11
88
Aug
Jan
1
24
4738 Aug 26
110
Sep
11
55% Sep
99% Aug
16
4
May 22
50% Sep
16
Mar
7
—1
•
5
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■
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
pfd—100
*87
1
81
Jewel Tea Co Inc
-3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville
Johnson
Jones
5%
common
&
Corp
—
Johnson
&
Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A—
Joy Manufacturing Co.
2954
81
29%
*87
80%
100
*87
5
12%
45
89%
45%
*87
45%
109
109%
108%
10
100
1
54'4
55%
98
93
47%
48%
55'a
98%
48%
80%
92
46%
109
•
•
7%
24%
29
86%
80
*87
44%
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55%
54%
99
98
50%
48%
29%
87%
80'a
89%
4534
109%
55%
98%
49%
44%
108
a
457/4
108'i
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44%
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8
-
9,100
3,200
5,800
150
4,400
80 (i
45
109
23.166
1,100
50,900
54
55'
4
53%
54%
97%
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350
48 Vi
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50%
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1958
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Number 5779
188
Volume
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NEW YORK STOCK
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Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Highest
■-V-
Par
Wednesday
Sept. 17 ;
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Sept. 15
Sales f«f
HIGH SALE FRIGES
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Friday
*
the WmI
Sept. 19
Thursday
Sept. 18
Shares
K
30
30
Dec
19
Dec
13
5
39% Jan 24
33% Oct 23
7
Jan
2
38% Jan
46% Jun
83-
Mar 12
15
79 'v Sep
.86% Sep
11
Jan
Feb
18
90% Sep
17
96
Feb
21
90
2
96
Aug 28
Jan
25
96
Apr
3
91
Sep
,86
47
Dec
11
77% Jan
4
50% Jan
10
32
Nov
7
34
15
Apr
17
31
77% Dec
17
49% July 10
32% Oct
22
47% May 31
38% Oct
22
75% Jun
20% Oct
28
32% July
5
43% Jan
3
128% Jan
29% Dec 26
2
2
f
33% Jan
2
Feb
25
7
26% July
2
40
38
Jan
22
50% July 25
46% Jan 16
26
Dec
26
35% Jan
19% Apr 22
23% Dec
19
25% Jan
33
23
36% July 11
65% Jan
2
94% Apr
10
78% Jan
2
7
9% Feb
17
27% Apr 11
2
'
30%
Dec
17
21% Mar
4
34% Jan
2
Sep
,
20
;
2
29% Feb
34% Jan
4
9
16% May 26
20% Feb
5
61
Jan
27
88% Sep
12% Oct
22
15% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
19% Aug
16
27
Mar 22
22 % Jan
6
28% Sep
4Vb Jun
21% Sep
9
20% July 15
17
18% Jan
17% Dec
27
24% July
8
24% Dec
24
36% Apr
4
25
Jan
9
83
82
26% Oct
1
17% Mar 14
4
45% Jan
11
Dec
12
22
Oct
14
22
3
5% Dec
Oct
21
19
Jan
15
7 % Dec
50
Jan
22% Sep
31% Sep
89-
12% May
2
1% Jan
17% Feb
13
,5% Feb
13
9% Sep
30% Sep
19
5 % Jan
2
22% Feb 28
60% Jan 22
67% July 18
18
12% Sep
69%
89% Sep
%
26%
26%
26%
Copper-
72
71%
73
Gas
.*:•
71%
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170
:
30
8,2400
34%
35 >/4
35'%
35T4
35 %
35%
500
35
35
35'%
35'%
34%
34%
2,800
26%
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26'%
26%
26'%
26%
3.100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'%
16'%
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38%
38%
38%
38%
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39
39%
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40
94
96%
96
97
95%
97%
95%
96
94%
95%
21,400
2.50
56
58%
59%
57'%
59
58%
59%
47,000
46%
47%
59%
48%
58%
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49
47%
48%
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25
25%
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26
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25%
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4,200
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40
40
40
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%
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1
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38
38
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39%
39%
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64%
64%
64
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64
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64 %
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24%
25
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25
25
25.
25%
25%
25%
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100 G
25%
26
26
26%
26'%
25%
26
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40%
40%
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41
41%
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100
78%
78%
79%
80
79%
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15
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29%
29%
29%
29
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36%
36%
36%
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36%
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36
36%
28%
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29
10
36'%
2,100
5
common
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,400
84%
86
83%
84%
84%
85%
7,600
19'%
19Tb
1,100
10
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preferred
(E j)
71%
81
86%
No par
>
County Land Co
~
inc
_
—
Co common
Corp
40%
*80
1
4
,
83%
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19%
19%
19%:
19%
19%
19'%
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28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
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29
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3%
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3%
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3%
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4
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22%
85%
84%
10%
10%
15
35%
36%
■*15%
36%
1%
*15%
19
22 %
30%
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22'%
3,100
31
1,900
87%
10% •10%
10%
10%'
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36%
36'%
36%
36%
4,400
36%
11,800
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
2,900
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15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
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4%
1,400
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18,600
10,400
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1%
16
1%.
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4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
8%
91/4
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9
8
9
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100
10%
9%
:
200
3%
85
87%
150
10,300
29
10%
10%
36%
1%
1%
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10%
22%
30'%
87%
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87%
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22
31 'A
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31
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13,200
21%
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21'%
22%
31
22%
31
87%
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22
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22%
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211/4
22%
31
Co__Z_10
com
*21
21
21'
.
86%
31
*22%
100
^
non-cum
7%
16
94
26%
Lemer
6
*88%
<
71%
Lehman
4
94
71%
*88%
71%
90 %
91%
35
3
Co
Lehigh Valley RR
15
94
94
Tb
9
700
No par
8%
i
28%
28%
28%
30 %
29%
29%
29'%
29%
32%
33
32%
33%
32%
33
32'%
32%
29%
32'%
29%
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17%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
lo%
18 Tb
18%
4,500
90%
91
90%
91
91%
12 J/4
89%
91%
91
93%
10,830
12'%
48,200
72%
10,700
(The)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
73% May
158% Jun
*88%
*91
93 %
2
92
94
2
2
*88
*91
70% Jan
17
92
100
Lehn & Fink Products
Sep
*88
92
34% May 13
19% Sep
2
7% Jan
92
*88
2
65% Jan
913%
*88
90
10
140
*91
90
1st preferred—No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
..No par
19
88'%
Sl%
400
81
*86%
*91
*78
90
91%
36%
$3
16
*79%
86%
91%
81
*86%
14% Jan
7
5,600
*78
24% Feb
150% Mar
44%
81
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
68% Jan 31
26"
44 y4
90
_No par
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
9
Sep
44%
*86%
29
Apr
44'%
*78
com
preferred—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
36% Aug 20
2
7
44%
91%
■
3.85%
9
Jan
44
71%
Laclede
9
July
.
1,700
44%
81
4.32% preferred series A.j.
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
.A
•
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
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Lees (James) & Sons Co common_3
Mar 28
3"% Jun 20
4
19
31
9
2
20
17
*43%
91
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co (The)
Feb
Jan
1
32% Jun 14
25% Dec 31
14% Oct 22
65% Dec 23
62% Aug
130% Aug
,
9% Mar 26
4
17% Jan
10
22
7% Feb
2
43%
91%
:
Kresge (S S) Co
Kress (S H) & Co
Jan
•
28
2% Jan 10
20% Jan 24
19
12% Oct
'•
94
Nov 27
10% Dec
>
Jan
95
34%
4%
2
Oct 22
95
♦86%
King-Seeley Corp
;
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
24
17
96
Z_100
Keystone Steel & Wire
Kimberly-Clark Corp
1
12
3% May 19
4% Jan 24
94
85
*78
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
4%% conv prior preferred
8
20% Oct
97 %
*35%
7
37% Aug 11
2
97 %
42%'
36%
Kern
6
66 % Dec
95
36%
3514
36%
100
preferred
Koppers Co Inc
26% May
97
*41%
34%
Korvette
17
42%
100
>
Electric
Mar 17
30
94
t
34%
&
May 29
2
30
94
*35%
Gas
Kennecott
15% Sep
29% July
Dec
*41%
84%
42%
1,700
42%
50
non-cum
43
Jan
48,400
84%
42%
83%
Light Co
8.75
Kayser-Roth Corp
,5
Kelsey Hayes Co——A—~~~~Zil
7
17
36%
85%
41%
35%
83%
36%
No par
4%
7
23% Dec
41%'
-ZZZZlOO
;
<
4.20%. preferred--—
Kansas
18
47
3% Nov 19
preferred
35
•83%
-41%
35%
81%
41%
Kansas Power
4
22% Jan
24% Jan
22
3.80%
35%
80
preferredZ—100
convertible
86
•
50
4.35% preferred!
Kansas City Southern
64% Sep 16
27% Jan
6
•
34%
100
*
preferred___
4.50%, preferred
59% Sep 16
52% Aug
5
30
/
401/2 Oct
76% Nov 11
Aug
33%
preferred
preferred
4%
.
100
20% Jan
19
;
,17% Sep
9
.40
Sep 19
7
75% Jan 27
4
14
July 31
Jun
convertible
i 4% %
4%%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
:76% July 29
38% Aug 13
•37% July 21
,29% July 9
2
25
26% July 11
29% Dec
Dec
18
Feb
99
10
Jan
10% Jan
25% Apr
3
Jan
29% Jan
38% Jan 31
32% May
25% Oct 22
22% Oct 29
9% Dec
5
Dec
4Tb%
•
92% May 29
May 7
5
9
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem
Corp
7
103
18
84% Oct
'
45% Mar
100% Aug 11
2
83
..."
37% Aug
5
89 r Jan 30
•
98
Nov 21
80
2
102
74% July 23
79% Nov 12
88
28
39% Jan
105% Aug
Dec
Feb
68% Jan
109% May 9
49
Feb 14
82
23
46% May 15
671/2 Dec
37
22
Stores Corp
No par
10
.
7
12%
18
90%
11%
12%
12%
72%
142
141
72%
142
89
89%
88%
Ljly Tulip Cup Corp_;
71%
141%
12
88%
12%
'
25
100
preferred
72%
10
88
83
.5
11%
12%
72'%
72%
72%
72%
72%
3,030
141%
*141
143
560
88%
37
88
1,700
56%
56%
56 Tb
58%
.13%
■13'%
1.3
13'%
2,800
8%
141
141
140
32%
87%
•A/v;/?;:;;.:'/*:
46% Dec 24
72% Jan
9
9% Dec
30
26
25
Jan
2
6% Apr
52% July 30
3
10
10% July 16
36% Oct
46% Jan
16% Apr 18
7% Dec
7
58% Aug 11
14% Sep
9
8% Sep 19
36"% Mar 11
Link Belt Co——
Lionel
59% Sep
54% Sep
Oct
10
57%
Jan
2
38% Jan
2
11% Oct
31
22
Jan
11
12 % Apr
10
•25% Oct
11
28% Jan
2
29% Oct
11
40% July 16
36% May 13
31
Jan
2
Jun
7
107% Feb
18
23% Jan
1
22% Mar 28
27% Aug 14
103
Feb
28
4
89
Jan
25
78% Nov 12
92
Mar
4
106
Apr
4
100% Apr
34
Dec
5
32% Jan
Litton
11
16
21% Sep
9
38 Tb Sep
3
41% July 21
124% July 22
26
■99% Oct 25
117
19% Oct 22
93
Aug 26
80
Nov
93
Aug 26
2
»15% Jan
"133% Dec 27
99% Sep
82
:
87
Mar
104
11
116
72
Jan
10
143
<23% Oct
22
30% Jun
5
27% Feb
14
30
93% Jan
8
55% Mar
Jan
7
116
11
July 24
Dec
16
45% Feb
12
22
128
Lockheed Aircraft
4.84%
11% Jan
2
Tan
10
19% Jun
122% Jun 28
11
60
1
&.
57
13 %
7%
131%
7%
57.%
58.
54%.
54%
19%
20%
,
57%
53%
54%
54%
7%
59 %
54%
20%
21
20%
21
35%
36%
36 %
36%
10
preferred
conv
56%
13%
4
Corp
38 %
39%
38%
39%
100
115
116%
115
36%
;
38%
115
117
•
26 "
/
55%
58
54%
54%
19%
20%
37
36%
36%
39%
38'%
39
38%
116'A
115'%
115'%
26%
.
8
25Tb
26%
26
26%
:
99%
99%
*100$ 101%
-
26%
26%
series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
100
*99%
101%
100
*84
87
*84
87
*84
87
*84
4.35%
series E preferred
89
*87
90
z; *87
90
*87"
series G
100,
100
89
4.40%
23
112
112
*112
113
com
5%
3
Lorillard
23
(P)
pfd—
conv
Co
65%
10
common
7% preferred
'
100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_Nopar
& Nashville
j
50
133
.
Bros
33%
13Tb
14
14
80%
80
22
74,900
36%
11,700
39
30,700
115
25%
*100
leo
*84
87
90
113
132
130%
130%
33'%
33i%
*33'%
33%
71%
72'%
70%
130%
71%
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71
68'%
132
600
92,600
450
7
600
33%
72
14%
^10
•;
6,800
14%
5,600
78%
81%
78
79
78 Tb
80%
36,600
22%
23%
22%
23%
22Tb
23%
21,700
14V4
22%
,
14%
14%
28,400
101%
'•'*87
67
*111
•25%
90
*110
113-
610
116
87
130 %
81%
22%
34,000
20'%
68
14%
77%
22%
1
54%-
19%
36%
113
72
10
Steamship Co__
'
54'%
'.*■
57%
66%
113
A
33%
71%
100%
57
68%
•
132%
33%
71%
3.33%
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
Lukens Steel Co
Lykes
131%
133
33
100
3,300
33,400
15,500
t 65%
67%
70%
Louisville
817(i Sep 16
23% Aug 28
65 %
66%
7%
7%
10
Long Island Lighting Co
July 10
Jun
Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
July 14
75% July 31
15% Aug
6
4
58%
59
Inc
Lone Star Cement
% 37
54% Dec
July
10c
56%
7%
8
No par
Industries
56%
13%
7%
xl3%
56
13%
1
Loew's Inc
88% July 28
92% Feb 11
4
Aug 22
14
10
Jan
56
2.50
Corp (The)
List Industries Corp
14%
M
22% Dec 16
112% Dec 26
39% Mar 22
Mar
4
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
.
31% AUg 13
MacAndrews & Forbes
125-
6%
19% Oct
22
32% July 12
21% Jan
2
Apr 17
31% Aug 27
Oct
22
32% May 17
28
3
37% Aug 27
Macy
86% Jan 30
78% Jan
6
88-1 May 14
12% Jun 25
Madison
<27
77
Nov
125
18
Jan
Jan
14
Nov 19
89
Jan
2
31% Jan
10
,28%
Dec
23
44
Jun
12
36% Jan
2
385
Dec"
27
530
4%%
42 % Sep
11% July
7% Mar 28
33
>
1
8
54% Aug 11
23% Dec
!
:
:
May~27
50% Jun
24
4% Nov 12
4% Nov 26
n% Dec 23
17
Jan
11
10
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
Feb
10
23% Apr
5% Jan
29
390
2
5% Apr
12% Jan
61
16
16
Sep 16
Jun
8
Sep
7% Jan
30
17
Aug
4
29%
35%
100
83%
preferred" series A
Garden
1
50
-
-5
29%
122%
30%"
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30'%
35%
35%
36 %.
35%
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
83%
83%
83%
83%
83 %
83%
20
Dec
37% May 13
18
z4% Oct
16
15% July 17
17% Oct
22
20Ye Apr
49% Dec
26
25
'■
'26% Oct 23
77
27% Feb
4
5% Jan
7% Feb
18% Jan
22% Jun
4
19
21
Jan
51% Jan
61% Jun
25% Jan
Maracaibo Oil
Marine
91
Jan
8
28
26% Aug
15
47% Jan 22
23% Dec
20
35% Jan
29% Jan
Mar
Marshall Field
4%%
83%
*83
83%
V'
38
Jan
43% Sep
3
16
Jan
8
3i
34
83
76
Sep
18
85% Jun
26
> S3.75
69
83
Mar 22
75
Sep
16
85% Jun
16
$3.75
77
77
July 30
$3.40
Nov
61% Sep
6
23
49% NOV
7
Feb 20
66% Sep
15
32% Feb 25
4
Dec
22
23 % Jan
2
9
50% Jan
31
55
Jan
12% Dec 30
17% Apr 22
11%
11%
11'%
11%
48
49
46
49
31,800
41%
41%
41%
42%,
:■! 41'%
42
41%
41%
41%
41Tb
10,600
59 %
7%
6%
14
60
61
60
*400
425
*400
60%
425
33%
34%
7%
7%
32%
34
7%
6%
!
<
6%
14%
13
Jan
2
39% Aug 20
55% Aug
4
17% Jun
4
1947 series
preferred
pfd
$3
Co
Corp
21% Dec
31
30
42% Apr 30
19
42% Aug 29
McCord
Oct
18% Apr
39 % Jan
26 % Sep
39
11
Dec
23
13% Mar 11
J.0% Apr
13
60
Dec
30
75% Apr
17
62
29% Nov
4
34% Feb
11
10
12
67
Dec
Dec
23
May" 14
50% July 24
15% July 18
122% July
47% Oct 22
63
July
'
68% Jan
2
52
Jan
2
14
Sep
30
19% Jan
30
20
33
<
*
Apr
21%
,
1,700
26%
26%
26%
26%
26Tb
26Tb
3,500
Dec
29
7
15
15% Feb
5
2
18% Sep
19
17
33 % Apr
9
7
96
221/4 Jan
2
26% Apr
88% Jan
20
29
25% May 20
29% Feb
12
72% Sep
10
89
105% Jan
3
128
44%
Nov
29
Feb
26
Nov 29
78% July 28
85
19% Jan
27
36% Jan
79
7
10
8
86
10
200
30% Mar 10
48
20
69% Apr
24
14% Oct
29
21% Jan
8
37% Dec
24
63
July 12
39
Jan
2
76
28
94
Feb
78
Sep
15
85
Jun
Sep
10
75
Aug 30
77
July 10
90
July 25
104% Jan
For
18
9
89
May 23
86% Apr 17
103
footnotes
see
Feb
19
Daee
28
15% Jan
94
Jan
2
10
7
July 28
71% Sep
Jan
109% Jan
37% Dec
May
19
May 20
Sep 19
Aug 22
19% Feb
5
56% Sep
11
92% May 13
102
4
*54
55%
.1
31
14
1C4
36%
43%
42'%
43%
42 Tb
42%
78
76
76
76%
76%
>77
*75
78
78
76
*67
69%
*54
*16%
24%
24%
24%
24Tb
24%
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
*42%
12%
12%
12Tb
12%
12%
37%
37%
*66
37%
50
150
69%
80
37%
2,400
30
55%
54
54.
16 Tb
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,100
25
25
25'%
25%
26%
1,900
*41%
42'/a
100
12 %
3,300
55%
43%
12%
*54
41%
12
*75%
42%
12'%
77
12
*75%
76%
170
•1*75%
76%
75
75 %
*75
76 Tb
36 Tb
36Tb
36
36%
36
36'%
37
36%
36
36
2,700
39 Tb
39%
39%
39%
40
11,4.00
48%
48%
49
39%
48
48
48
48
48%
16
15%
15%
15'%
15'%
15%
15%
15%
87
87
86
06%
86%
86 Tb
1.400
64%
64%
62%
64
62%
63%
10,100
Robbins
5
85%
85%
85%
15%
86%
-18
Inc—
Inc
60%
62%
63
65 Tb
Machine
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
7
3.80%
Aug 12
4.45%
preferred series
7%
7Tb
8
Z 7%
8
7%
7%
7%
14%
14%
14Tb
8
2,000
2,000
3,000
1
7%
1
14%
14%
14 Tb
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,100
10
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18Tb
4,500
421/2
43
43
43%
42%
43 Tb
3,900
1
42%
42
43
*94%
95%
95%
*94%
97%
23Tb
23%
23'%
23
23%
23%
23%
81
80
81
79 Tb
79%
79
79%
79
79
25%
24%
25
25
25 Tb
25
25%
25%
26%
6,400
68%
68%
69'%
68%
71%
31,900
23%
_3%
25
43
95%
23 %
95%
23 %
*80
Tb
*94%
*94%
100
1
69
68
78
Tb
*76
205
198
69%
683b
*94%
16%c
68%
,_No par
No par
*197%
1
44%
45%
45
45%
44%
45
44
12.50
16
16%
16
17%
16%
17
16%
5
56
56%
55%
56
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
78
78
79
80
common
preferred
2nd preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
preferred series
preferred series
July
9,800
37%
42%
39%
3.85%
Jan
7,200
46%
26
97
40,000
37%
37
16%'
120
33%
36%
46%
90% Feb
92
37
32%
38%
preferred series
Jan
16%
*85%
33 Tb
37'%
55%
*54
16%
87
32%
*15%
4.35%
Aug 15
16%
*85%
1
9
85
32%
3
1
Apr
82
86
32T4
Co__
conv
Mesta
85%
Publishing
Shoe
Co
39%
38'%
Trucking Co
&
39%
32%
39%
$3.50
$4
9,200
37%
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Merck
5,600
40%
38%
Corp common
preferred series B
4%
43%
40 %
69
4%%
Melville
14
47 Tb
40%
69%
Corp common
5
preferred (1st series)—100
Mead
Apr 25
47%
39%
43%
38%
400
47'%
39%
38
*67%
12,100
60%-
>
48%
37
38%
2,800
22%
60%
6'%
48
43%
67
6%
22%
62
49J%
•
68
66%
e%
22'%
60
77
*38%
1,700
60
75
No par
6%
22
*59%
6
6%
60
75
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
43% Aug 14
86% Jan
40% Jun
l
McLean
6'/«
22%
77
McLellun Stores Co
3
12% Apr
13% Jan
6%
22
*75
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
&
43%
1,700
6%
15%
*6%
39
McKesson
93
May 8
30% Apr 24
Nov 27
Nov
6
21
74% Nov 25
19
Mar
McGraw-Hill
37%
43 %
7%
Tb
No par
(J Ray) & Co Inc
89% Aug
4
65% Sep 16
9% Jan 10
7 % Jun
12% Dec
13% Dec
common
McGraw-Edison
19
36%
32%
7,400
15 %
*76
McDermott
49
Sep 18
16% Aug 11
2
2
*86
88
33
1,200
32 Tb
15
88
39%
39%
32%
7%
7%
59%
425
31%
15
78
17
40
Jan
10% Jan
48%
*400
32
6%
*76
13
39
39%
*36
6%
7
59%
59
425
14%
78
Jun
80
8
48%
26%
22%
*59%
60
48%
6%
99
7%
31%
141/4
*76
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
Sep
31% Apr 23
8
Corp
preferred
$2.50
No par
5
38% Jun
Jan
28% Mar
47
No par
60
—No par
No par
No par
—3
50
common
preference
McCall
;
6%
58%
*400
33%
—No par
preferred
Maytag
26%
26%
22 %
.100
common
26%
60%
425
.
6%
6 %
*14%
6%
14
6%
1
Corp
May Dept Stores
30
Jan
4
Sep
com
Masonite
40% July
69% Nov 11
25% Jan
& Co
Co
700
11%
49%
21%
4
240
11%
48'/a
5
50
6,200
11%
1
common
preferred—
Martin
33% Dec 30
8
Corp
convertible-preferred,
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
93% July 11
36% Jan
7
81% Jan
>31
12.50
Exploration-.
Midland
4%
50% Aug 26
40% Sep 19
54% Feb
37 % May
Nov 13
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
19
7
35% July 19
26
Dec
10
1,500
50%
'
■
29'%
123
29%
11%
33
_1
29%
122%
49
*400
_No par
l
14,800
*29
*121
11
1
Bros
Manhattan-Shirt
20
30
29%
123%
48%
50
Manati Sugar Co.:
Mandel
7
29
122
29
*121
47%
10
—
29
*121
29%
122%
11
No par
:
4%%
conv
preferred
Mahoning Coal RR Co„.
Mallory (P R) & Co_
15
—No par
Co Inc com
Square
29 %
*120
-5
Magma Copper
:
Magnavox Co (The)—
12
34% Sep
450
(R H)
10
100
-
Mack Trucks Inc.
50% Sep
:■>
common
preferred—'
!
*76
95
95%
*93
78
199%
95 Tb
*76
78
*76
80
*76
200
*197
205
200
200
290
78
*190
5,"700
56%
56'%
80
80
*93
95
56%
81
93
1,000
45%
44%
44%
2,600
16%
16%
16%
30,400
56%
1,000
81%
250
56 Mj
31%
95%
56%
81%
*93
95%
20
82
*81%
83%
*80%
83%
*79
82
*79
82
*79
90
*81
90
♦81
90
*81
90
*91
90
*81
100
99
99 %
*90
101
*99
101
*99
101
*98
100
V
23
The Commercial
24
and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
(1168)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
■
Previous
Range for
Year 1957
10
38% Jon
t
40% Jan
3
68
July II
2
28
30% Jan
28 V* Dec
35
18
31
Dec
77
Dec
82% Dec
Dec
30
4
21% Feb
101% Sep
6
12
16% Sep
12
Oil
781/2 Aug 22
23 % Sep
Jao
10
1
241/a Sep
11
5
16% Sep
19
Minn St Paul & S S
73% Feb 31
97% Sep
10
Minn
Jun
5
100
$4
93
Jan
14
20% Dec 30
35% Apr 11
21% Jan
I
317»{ Sep
4
27% Jan
Minnesota
17
4% Jan
•
I
34% Aug 13
12% Jan 14
175» Sep
15
Minute
32% Oct 22
60% May 24
43% May 27
44% Aug
0
18% Feb 25
37% May 28
27
28% Sep
Feb 13
25
4% Dec
17% Dec 30
26% Oct
22
Feb IB
31
4% Jan
•
9% Jun
30% Dec
30
19% Dec
30
44% Jan 31
4% Dec 30
50
Nov 13
58
NOV 13
11% Apr 11
72% May 1
52
Jan
3
18
72% Aug 20
63% Apr 21
62
Jan
10
82% Aug 25
8% Jan
13
12% Sep
15% Jan
6
24% Apr It
23% Jan
•
18
Jan
•
15% Dec 23
Oct 22
10
5% Dec
-
28
30 % Feb
Apr 1«
17
Oct 29
8>
20
28
Apr
1
34% Sep
3
19
preferred
Monarch
Monon
Monsanto
26% Mar
38% Oct 21
49% Jun 11
17% Dec 23
22
Feb 11
35
83! 4
83',4
35 Vb
35%
*35%
35%
1,500
18 ¥a
17%
18%
23,003
17%
17%
18%
17%
101 ¥4
99%
100'%
93 Vb
99'.2
16 ¥4
15%
16%
15%
16
16%
78
78
*78
23
*21
17%
100
78%
78%
77%
77 ¥4
23%
*22%
24%
*21! 2
24%
23%
24 ¥a
24 %
23 Vb
16%
16
16
15%
16
15 %
15%
97%
95
97'%
94
96%
93
97
97
40
b
16 %
41%
41%
42%
23 ¥4
23 ¥»
23 ?B
22%
%
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
33
32%
33%
33=%
32%
33
32%
32%
33%
8%
9Vb
42%
8%
58 %
58%
58%
58 Vb
58%
59
32 ¥2
331.2
32%
33 %
32%
58%
32%
32%
31%
*11%
19%
12%
19%
*13
19% Jan
I
35% Feb 13
37% NOV
7
51% July
1
82
81 ¥2
82'%
12
12
*11%
12%
300
20
19%
19%
1.400
11%
*11%
12 Vb
19%
*19%
14
*13%
39%
19%
13%
13 ¥2
13%
*13%
7%
7%
7 !b
3,100
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
34%
35%
35 Vb
35 T 4
66,600
33%
-/
34%
34
!b
34%
34%
27%
27%
8,000
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27'-4
27%
58
58%
58'%
58%
2,200
58
58 VB
57%
57%
50%
18 ¥4
18
18
13 !b
I,600
18.%
18 ¥4
18 ¥4
18 Vb
29%
28'A
29 ¥k
29 Vb
10,200
29
28%
28 ¥2
27%
33
38%
37%
38 Vb
20 ¥4
20%
20%
27,300
5,100
17%
17*b-
48 ¥2
4 8%
49'%
54
53%
53 ¥2
38'%
38%
38
38%
20V4
20 ¥a
20%
17%
18¥a
17%
17%
17%
47%
48
¥4
47%
48 Vb
48 %
■
1
-a
Jan
a
23'/4 Aug 27
a
40% Aug
8
32% Jun 25
I
17% Apr M
38% Jan 11
30% Jan
31
July 28
19% Jan
10
May
38
Feb 1«
50
Sep
32% Jan
17
l
No par
Lines
31 % Aug 26
3,900
18
10,500
47%
48
10
54%
15%
54%
54
54
53%
15%
15%
15%
3.500
15%
15%
16
15 Vb
15%
15%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30'%
30 ¥2
30%
30%
30%
1
30Tb
21%
22%
23 Vb
21%
21%
22%
21%
22 ¥4
21%
21%
1,700
1,800
5
___1
10
Corp
39
39%
38%
39
39%
39
39%
39%
38Tb
38%
27%
27%
29
29 Vb
19,300
28
29%
28'%
27%
28%
49
49
50
49%
II,700
47
47
43',2
*46%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
57%
58 Vb
59
58
58
2,000
18'%
18%
13%
18%
4,400
—5
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E)
18
20Tb
.
3
Inc
Motor Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
10
16% Jan
_1
& Co
Motor Products
55% July 31
Jan
12% Apr
19% Jaa
11
Motorola
19
500
-
56%
20 Vb
49% Sep
/
14
14
5
17%
37
Jan 11
23% Jan
13%
35%
20 %
«
190
1.9 %
38%
May
230
81
*80%
17%
35
124,200
81
81%
20
Aug 26
10
72
9%
72
10
*
22,600
34'%
33%
*71
70%
70 ¥2
11%
81
9,300
71
71
70 %
*80'4
70%
70%
'80
6,000
11,000
61
59
10'.i
9%
9 ¥2
8%
9
8%
»
8%
8
8
8
7%
8 Vb
8 Vb
12
11% Jan
10% Oct 22
8.900
17!
42%
Jan ■
(John)
53,300
5,600
32%
16%
42
18
Morrell
4O0
16%
42%
*32 ¥4
17%
28%
Moore-McCormack
32%
32'%
16%
27%
38%
7
32'.2
32 ¥4
18
19
31%
17%
41
9.10C
23,100
31 Vb
32%
17%
Montecatlni Mining & ChemicalAmerican shares
_1,000 lire
20% Aug
3,200
97
31 !b
18% Jan 30
39"% Aug 28
16'%
94 %
30%
30% Aug 27
28
15%
*93
31%
85
17% Jan
'
3.500
31%
31%
17%
¥2
23
23%
23%
30%
*32
32%
140
81
93 %
23%
*93
97
*93
97
*93
31%
24
12,400
16
15%
*22 ¥4
8,900
99%
93 ',4
78%
98
130
84
35 ¥2
No par
Co
40% Jan
t
25% Jan M
37% Dec 31
*83
35 %
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
36% May 11
30% Dec 12
18% Dec 10
83%
35
Montana Power Co (The)
Dec 23
47
x32%
59% July 17
27% Deo 80
12% Dee 23
19% Dec 31
14% Mar 25
84
23%
82
17
40
21%
33%
7%
50%
No par
2
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Dec 27
41 Vb
83 Vb
28% Jun 27
•
Jaa
45
18% Feb
18
41 %
14% Jun S3
4
18% Oct 22
17
40%
35
30%
par
25
Chemical
41%
41
40%
96%
..No par
class A
B
38%
41%
84
* 96
100
1.25
Machine Tool
RR
Class
8% July 31
36% Jan 16
58
>:42%
36
24
15%
100
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
38%
42%
76%
22'4
100
4.20%
36 ¥2
38
38%
17%
17%
101%
100
16%
1«%
com—No par
preferred series A
3%%
10
20
Aug 12
14% Jun 20
,
36
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Mohasco Industries Inc common—5
10% Sep
11% Apr 23
4% Apr
S
29% Apr 30
22% Jan ■
41% July 11
1%
61% July 30
4% Jan
*35%
41%
84
*34%
1
1
5
10
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
30% Jan 13
•
1,609
2.500
42%
43
Paper-^-2.50
LighL.—JNo
Maid
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
39
42%
No par
—No par
Mission
5
12% Jan
65% Mar
4% Oct 22
Ontario
Power &
7,500
42%
10,500
42%
42'%
1
5
Corp
Mission Corp.
25"% Aug
6
36% Aug 18
10
I
Jan
Minnesota <fc
16
33 Vb
42 Vb
42%
Marie—No par
Mining & Mfg com
preferred
98% Feb 28
33
42%
33
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
88% Sep
33%
42'/»
33%
Corp
Shares
J9
Sept.
32%
33%
10
Inc
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Sept. J 8
33%
33%
100
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer— 1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Midwest
1
10
11% Jan
•
July
10
13
17
101
Feb 18
17
58
„
Jun
391/2 Aug
Jan
7% Jan
59
24% July 21
21% July IS
24
Dec
88
01% May 31
25% Mar 1
5
Pec
17
11
1
Utilities
South
Midland Enterprises Inc
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%% 1st preferred..
„
13% Jan
1
18% Mat
Jan
25% Feb 34
14% Jan
7
76
Jan 17
131
29
7% Dec 31
58
Dec 31
2
Mar 10
78
18
32% Jan 14
July •
12% Dec 23
73% Jan
is
35% Jan
43
Sales f «r
.
Sept. 17
Sept. 16
32
5
Copper
Middle
451/2 July 22
39
Sep 19
•
34 % Jan
Par
EXCHANGE
Miami
5
351/4 Aug
4
28% Jun 25
May 81
40
Oct 21
25 ¥a
24% Mar
80% Jan
Deo 31
25
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
.
_
LOW and high sale
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 15
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
M
1
'
STOCKS
& Bros
No par
27%
47
*46%
*53%
53%
600
6,800
N
35
142 ¥2 Aug
15
Aug 19
Natco
8
43% Jan
59
Sep
18
National Acme Co
I
14 ¥« Jan
20% Sep
10
National Airlines
15% Jun
20
National Automotive
Jaa
14
July
38% Jaa
22
0% Jan
1
23% Mar
166
19
8
Deo SO
51
Jun
8
Jan
152
Sep
9% Jan
8
4
15% Jas
9¥a NOV 14
31
41% Jan
14
42% Deo
2
Jan
Jan
30
13% Oct 22
9 ¥4 Deo 24
20% Oct
11
168
Jan
a
14
Jun
17
74% Sep
24% May 21
38% Mar 18
19 ¥4 Jan
17
2
7
47% May 29
19% Oct 22
28% May 21
20% Jan
S
27% Sep
1
86 ¥4 Jan
8
95
May
7
11
Jun
77 ¥4 Oct
101% Apr
22
50 ¥2 Jan
10% Jan 21
17% Jan
8
46
July
8
42
Jao
8
Aug 22
86% Oct 21
97
Jan
4
90
Jao
7
138
July
8
84% Apr
t"
165
Deo
18
139
Jan
National Fuel
58% Sep
16% Oct 22
35% Oct
84
152% Sep
130% Sep
17
168
Jun
15
143
Jun
17
4
13% Jan
7
4
17
15
Jan
37V« Mar 11
44
Nov 29
40% Sep
42% Jan
9% Sep 18
•7% Jan
Dec
2
17
May 17
14% Jan 11
8% Oct 23
4% Deo 23
13
58 ¥2 Sep
4
33% Jan 18
NOV 13
85
Feb 26
14
Oct 22
17
Jan
8
76
Oct
87
Dec
31
'
Deo
23
80
66% NOV 18
130 ¥a
36% Deo 17
76
12
14% Jan
85
Natomas
Nehi
4
28
13% Dec 30
36% July 25
29 ¥4 Jan 10
5
26%
19%
5
__1
1
Fibre
Deo
11
July 29
97
Sep
Sep
10
13 ¥4 Mar
98
Dec
13
103
Mar 11
95
190
Dec
11
351
Mar 28
180
4% Dec 24
17
Apr
1
Dec
Chicago & St Louis Go
Aug 26
1
2
19
Jan
31
Preferred 5'%
8
31% Jan
16
48¥2 Aug 13
«
74 ¥2 Sep
17
1
9% Sep
26 ¥4 Oct
22
63
31% Mar
nov 21
1
29 ¥4 JSi
74
Jan 21
67
69
July 29
81
Jan 30
70 %
72
nov 13
86% Apr 11
78
Oct 17
90
98% Aug 20
108
Jan 28
Dec
0
Sep
Sep
5
19
76'/2 Sep
18
80Tb Sep
103
94
18%DeC~3i
29
25%
Oct 22
Juiyls
39% May 17
70% Jan
1
24% Jan
»
51% Deo 11
10
85
36% May 29
76
July 8
80Tb July 25
88 ¥2 Apr 23
93 ¥2 Jan 24
108
Sep
1051/4 May 16
18% Jan
31 ¥4 Jan
53% Apr
21 ¥2 Sep
2
26
47
Feb
6
Sep
4
Sep 19
71% Aug 12
20% Oct
4
39% Jan
1
24% July 17
,14% Deo 24
,
70
65% Dee 27
95
Sep 27
100% Nov 12
32% No? 19
<
Jan
4
107
Mar
110
Dee 15
>
I
7
5
; 23 ¥2 Apr 18
25% Feb If
15 ¥4 Jan
a
63% Apr II
36% Sep 18
22% Aug 27
72
July 10
26% Apr
20% Aug 14
30 ¥2 Aug
4
9
109 ¥2 Jun
113 ¥2 May 20
50% Sep 19
Jan
106% Aug
49% May 31
32¥»Jan
15
17% Jun U
62
Feb 14
16% Jaa
v
92
81
93
93
*90%
92 ¥4
92 Vb
93
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
58%
56%
58%
55%
57%
Y
State
66
NOV
4
77% NOV 13
78
Oct
8
90
Mar 25
Feb
1
77%. NOV 14
90% FBb 15
79% Oct
1
15% Oct 22
92
9% Oct 22
20% July 22
25% Aug 26
For footnotes
22
Jun
80
81
17
Aug 29
83% Jan 23
94
92
Jun
13
Sep
Sep
16
19
94 ¥4 Jun
19
7
July 16
Feb
5
90% Jan
■
93% Ma
28% Feb
17% Jan
4
22% Ap>
10% Jan
7
29
1
4
25% Dee 31
38
July 13
wee oatre
22% Jun
31
Feb
17
6
Sep 17
18% Sep
3
25¥b Jan 21
45
July 28
18,000
56
92
70
,
105%
103
17,300
110
154'%
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154'%
132
152%
154
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132
130%
130'4
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18
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17%
17%
17%
700
*17%
13,300
80
27 ¥2
27 ¥a
27%
27 Tb
29 Vb
19 ¥2
19%
a
19%
20
19 7
19%
20
19%
65 7
65%
63 ¥2
65'%
63 Tb
a
65 %
64Tb
65
39%
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39%
38%
38%
13,600
1,700
39%
58
58 ¥2
58
58
57 ¥4
48,800
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8
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27 ¥4
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10%
11%
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9%
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10%
10%
3,200
6,600
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57%
57%
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43%
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20%
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156,100
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19%
20%
21%
20%
21%
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23
20%
21%
20 ¥2
21%
19%
28%
27%
28 Va
26%
27%
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28
28%
27%
27 Tb
119
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119
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260
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260
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19
Gas
1
50
19 7
28%
28%
46%
46 %
80
76
35 ¥2
68
68
35
preferred
5.80%
preferred
Northern Pacific Ry—
B
8%
19%
28%
28%
46%
46 !b
46%
76
74%
74 ¥2
35a,b
34%
35
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80
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27,000
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220
78
84
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1,900
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46
46
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46
47
4,300
46
46
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69%
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09 ¥2
69%
22
22
22
22
22
36 Vb
36%
36 Vb
36 7 b
21%
21Tb
21%
21%
22-
22
67%
67!2
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69
28 Vb
28
68
28%
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105%
*104
108%
49! b
108
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20%
20%
36%
109
6S
4,100
46 Tb
80
97%
22
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25
21%
10
46
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341%
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97 ¥4
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28 !b
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76'%
46'%
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29%
25%
21
67
23%
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10,100
9%
21%
20
23
96
36!b
28%
8'b
19%
29%
25%
21
67 !b
8%
8'b
19%
94
34Tb
28
20
250
97
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67
105 ¥2
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105%
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80
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42,500
115
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73
80
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73
69
73
80
84
108
68
68
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73
80
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100
100
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19%
28%
34Tb
1;
-
8 ¥4
¥4
46 ¥*
5
.-2
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
Aviation
8
194
*76
100
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
8%
19 ¥b
28%
1
Corp
!b
108
*210
*108
100
'
*67
67 *
105%
X105
28 ¥2
105
109
X1Q8
108
,
27%
105
105
*108
•
109
49%
48%
49%
108 ¥2
70%
3.600
S'V>
22'%
600
x35%
35%
103,900
69 %
27%
28 ¥4
105%
103
,
1,700
290
9,700
110
760
48%
50%
84,700
20 ¥2
20%
14.700
73 !4
74
5
47%
49%
48%
5
Common
$3.60 preferred series.
$4.10 preferred series-.
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines
91
44 ¥b
Electric Gas Corp—
No par
Natural
5
93Tb
*88
93 ¥2
100
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Northern
17%
18
91
96
95
No par
American
17%
*88
91
*88
91
*88
35%
*76
Hartford Co—
4.85%
4.6%
55 %
13%
20%
20'%
20%
20%
20%
20%
73
74
74%
72 %
73
*73
74
73
84
*52
84
*80
82
10
81
82
130
*35
93
50
*
72! 2 Sep
10,400
20%
20%
*90%
12%
Niagara Mlik 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
18
%
1,200
18
Xl8
50
preferred
5 ¥2%
104
*152
No par
series A
York Shipbuilding
North
92
102 %
17,600
74.700
¥2
132
155%
*130 "a
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
13% Oct 22
105%
104
104%
104
*90%
92
92
92
37,500
23'4
13%
15
preferred
Y New Haven &
$3.75
13
5
104
9
non-cum
Common
Mar 18
Aug 15
17
5
25%
27
19 ¥4
Y & Harlem RR Co
New
N
1
..
Common
22
38 ¥4 Jaa
Apr
46
27
23 Vb
13Tb
Brake
Aug 18
67
32y4 Oct 30
72% Sep
3
44Tb
27%
York Dock—
Air
226
38% Deo 31
lSrsOct 11
45%
26%
5
York
York Central
N Y
108
5% Jan
23%
45 Vb
26%
No par
New
New
16
14% Jan
25 % Apr
23'/»
45%
12%
36
77 ¥2
Jan
Jan 15
23%
45%
6%
35%
*76 ¥2
Apr 15
41% Jan 14
54% Jan
4
31
23
13%
100
.
14
N
14
74%
12%
(J J) common—No par
preferred
19
$5
15,200
6 ¥2
12%
23
N
71%
6%
1
21 ¥4 Feb
Sep
560
71
*13%
14
12%
(28% Sep 19
1
l
71%
12,300
1
England Electric System
1
& Lt Co 4c/o pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
15
46
71 Vb
13
13%
1
New Jersey Pr
14
18
11 ¥2
New
May 29
9'%
10 Vb
11%
*10¥b
1
Co
40
58%
40
57%
8Tb
No par
Co
Inc
New
18
63
13'%
74%
8,600
13%
46 ¥a
154
1
¥4
13'7
154
153
23%
91%
Cast-No par
152%
152
153
45%
91%
18%
27%
19%
64%
49'/4
23
20%
130¥«
G 2C0
48%
73 Tb
56%
158
5,200
28 ¥4
49%
12 Tb
57
18%
14 ¥4
23
48%
x72%
91%
130%
10
13
20Tb
*155
14
28! 7
49%
14 ¥b
153
91%
1
14%
27'%
49
26
104 ¥2
14 Vb
27%
14
155
12 Tb
SCO
273b
a
49%
154 ¥2
19
18 ¥2
19 ¥a
18Tb
25 ¥2
100
Corp
Co
18% July 11
30
17% Jan
17 Y» Deo 23
*90
103¥4
Corp
33A%
7
Jan
68
6
55%
Radiator
S
96
5
20%
1
100
Steel
&
Newberry Co
84 ¥2 July
Feb It
10
Neisner Bros Inc
36 ¥4 Apr
May 20
42% Deo
Sep
Malleable
36 ¥4 Aug 14
26 Vt Jao
71
10
155%
12%
72%
23%
45¥2
25%
91 %
50%
156%
13%
74%
23%
45%
25%
91 ¥2
No par
Service
13% Aug 11
10 ¥• Jan
25% Dec 19
14% Jun
49%
common
National Vulcanized
6% May 15
4% Jan
10
preferred A
preferred B
National U
4
13 y. Jan
x49%
Lead Co common
National Theatres
27
B
27 7
National Tea Co
12% Jan
11
3 4'%
27%
National Shares Corp
9
15
10% Aug
Jan
8
Natl
9% Aug 14
Jan
16¥4 Feb
14% Feb
NOV 20
13
13 Tb
27%
Co
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
9% Jan
7 ¥4
11
6% Dec 30
6%
10
19
Sep 19
66% Aug 22
11
30% Jan
36% Jan
20
8
14%
27 Vb
100
Gas
National Linen
18% Sep
29 % Sep
21% May IS
47 ¥b Apr
29 ¥2 NOV 22
7
7%
19
28
21% July 18
80 ¥4 Jan
8
18
National
3
47% Jan
12% Apr 12
21 ¥4 Dec 30
49% Dec
106% Sep
15% Sep
143% Aug 20
124 ¥2 Aug 23
14 ¥4 Deo
160
14 Vb
common
National Gypsum Co
$4.50 preferred
17
Ma)
8
57 ¥4
10%
—
18
21 ¥2 July
22
16
*13%
5
10
National Cash Register
5
National City Lines Inc
1
National Dairy Products
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com__5
4 ¥4% pfd series of 1951
100
247/a Aug 25
37% Jan
70% Jun
12
18% Dec 23
33
57
Inc—1
Fibres
7% preferred
National Can Corp
20
46 ¥» Feb
«
13 7
xl3Tb
57
19%
Corp
National Biscuit Co
20
14¥4
55%
1
National Aviation
13
18
Corp.
14%
1
«
80% Jan
31
40% Deo 30
57%
•
18% Jan
10 ¥a Dec
Inc
100
100
—100
100
100
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84
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84
82
82
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80
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83
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80
83
83
83 ¥2
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83%
*81
82 %
92
♦87
83
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83
93 ¥2
*81
92
93
*83
28%
93
29
28%
270
30
28%
29,300
18
10,600
1
common—10
28 Vb
28'%
28%
28%
28 %
29
17%
17 ¥2
17%
17%
17%
17%
17Tb
17%
17 Vb
24 ¥4
*2414
24Tb
24%
24%
30
24 Vb
*24%
25
24%
*24%
*24 ¥4
44 %
6,700
42%
43Tb
43%
1.25
42%
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co—
28.
t
42%
42'%
43
43
43
Volume
188*
Number 5779
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1169)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 11)57
Lowest
42»/4 Oct 22
76% Jun 27
89
Dec
89% Sep
17
13
39% Jan
9
Jan
3
97
Jan
15
17% Jan
92
102
53% Sep
19
18% Jun
28
7
33% Jun
31% Apr
7
43% Feb
4
May 27
11
7% Jan
2
30
13% Aug
90% May 31
49% Jun 19
Jan
3
86
40% Jan
13
59
21
37% Jun
89
66
11
Nov
20% Jan
6
16% July 15
35% Nov 18
68
50% Oct
Nov 13
Jan
104
Nov 12
Jan
43
Nov 18
96
14
Sep
Sep
16
Jan
7
Feb
7
25% Jan
15
87
99% July 29
2
38% Aug
6
17
Jan
96% May
5
90
79%
79%
96%
97
97
*96
98
89%
89%
89%
*89
89%
41%
40%
41%
41
40%
96
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49 %
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50%
17%
96
33%
35%
36%
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52 %
17%
51%
53%;
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8,700
90
91%
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80
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98
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52%
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90%
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89%
53%
52%
53%
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18
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18
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96
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96
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20,500
3,500
19
*92
96
33%
36%
370
41
17%
33
70
40%
96
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32%
1
51%
17%
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52%
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33
36%
32%
33%
36%
37%
12
11
100
12%
12
84%
84%
84%
84
57%
84%
58 %
36%
12%
84
6.25
33%
33
36%,.
i
12%.,
12%
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....
85
36%
:
209
33%
3,800
12%"
36% V
12%
84%.
;
85
'
67,000
19,700
490
57%
58
30c
57%
27%
57%
57%
28%
58%'
573;,
58
28
1
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28%
27%
102%
28%
27%
102%
27%
26 %
*101
27%. V-
Overland Corp (The)__
11
53'
75 % Aug 26
84
2
/ Mar 13
Jaa
Outlet Co
15
12
July 15
37% Feb 24
3
53%
90
81
40%
CorpULs
May 13
111
53%
91
40 %
7.50
Apr
29
4
54
90
89%
100
Oliver Corp common
4% % convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
Outboard Marine Corp.
59
66% July 25
21
7
82% Mar
8
May 29
Sep 11
53%
89%
20
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin Mathleson Chemical
Friday
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
81
89%
10
com
■ales far
Thursday
Sept. 17
81
81
96
-—Nopar
Wednesday
93
*91
100
;
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
4%
preferred-
26
98
ioo
53 T»
ton
:
Ohio Oil Co
3
Jan
26% Jan
■■■
53%
100
preferred
4.44% preferred
11
'
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Sep!. 15
10
preferred.
4.56%
May 16
43 % Aug
6
3.90%
17
61% July 11
2
•
Jan
7
28% Mar
30
B5
103
Par
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
10
92% May 16
lo
28% Jan
Jun
13% Jan
Apr
24
56% July 21
103
LOW AND HIGH SAL! PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
80
133/4 Dec
36.
19
4
18
883/4 Oct 22
73-
78 % Sep
95
Sep
443/i Jun 14
37% Dec 19
18% Oct
1G
44% Jan
16% Sep 26
81% July 24
22% Oct 22
64
14
Sep
993/, Mar 25
21
Dec
50% Jan
1
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Highest
90
29
Jan
103% Mar
85% Nov 13
28% Dec 30
7
9
1013/4 Mar 18
853/4 Nov 12
Oct
Lowest
52% May
83% Oct 24
35
Range Since Jan. I
.
Highest
1
*13%
14%
48%
51%.
72%
74
98%
98%
33%
33%
33%
34
Owens Corning
Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
6.25
4% preferred
——100
Oxford Paper Co common:
15
15
preferred—
No par
*91
103
*13%
*101
103
*13%
51%
73%
93%
14%
53%
74%
.>*72%
98
98 %
♦98
52
*91
33%
93%
*90%
*102
104%..;
14%
♦14
52
*102
143.,
52%
52%
104
40
> 14% "
*14
."
■
7,700
57,100
51 %
53%-
14:400
74
73%'
741/4
98%
33 %
98%
98%
33
33%
32%
33
/
3.200
92
90%
90%
90'/a
90%
130
73%
.
'
•
97 3/4
74%
7,200
V'
98'/4
'
700
P
7
Oct
21
8% Dec
10
17
Nov
16% Jan
31
23
17% Jan
22
18
27
Jun
7% Jan
9% Jan
2
10
2
11% Apr
2
15% Aug 22
14% July 30
May 22
Nov
19
26% Jan
9
18% Jan
33% Jan
21
43% Apr
51% Jun
8
40
13
47% Jan „2
40% Dec
13
40% Jan
433/4 Oct 22
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
33% Jan
9
112% Oct
22
132
1193/4 Oct
23
Oct
22
22
36
Dec
7% Apr
19% J-an
17
56% Jan
84% July 23
Oct
42% Feb
12
18% Oct
14% Dec
63% Dec
22
26% Jcin
30
2
2% Oct
21
22% May
1
4% Jan 24
7% Dec
27
12% Jan
27% Dec
27
31
24% Jun
21
3
Oct
Feb
27
3
11
Nov 26
Jun
46% Dec
1
52% Aug 27
Jan
8
98
2
83
19
Jan
Apr 15
43% July 10
21
99% Sep
22 V
July 17
8
vluv
8
Amer Fisheries Inc
B
Pacific Cement &
Aggregates Inc_-5
common
2
8% Aug 25
23 % Aug
8
7
99% Sep
15
1
18% Sep
19
45'/8 Jan
30
28
2
12% Jan
9
41% Jan
2
29
94% Sep
18
104% Jun
19
4%%
Jau
2
101% Apr
25
4.40%
16 % Sep
19
101
6
Jan
25
49
86
Jau
13
62
49% July
1
11% Feb
28
Feb
25
7
35% Dec
23
38'A Aug 26
49% Apr
24
28% Jan
37
Jan
2
32% Dec
11
48% May 28
16% Oct
21
85
Apr 26
24% May
9
82% Mar 11
2
19% Jau
65% Sep
10
Jau
10
67
85
Jau
14
102
25
60% Aug
2
08% Mar 28
20
20% Jun
23/i Dec
27
34% Oct
49% Juu
97
21
5
Pfelffer
Pfizer
13
79% Sep
16
Jun
7
100% Jun
17
Juu
22
57% Sep
27
Feb
6
1053/4 Apr
1
94% Feb
12
87
Aug 26
104% Feb
94
106
18
22
22
19
Jan
3
31% Apr
18% Apr
22
15
53% Dec 23
38% Oct 21
08 % Jan
16
46
Dec
12
68
82
37% Jim
20% Sep
97% Sep
2
43% July 11
11
24
Jun
17
107% Muy
Aug 27
81
93% Feb
I4%Jiiii
100
17
0
102
Sep
Muy
16
7
5
Phllco
8
15
56
Sep
89
Mur 18
Jau
29
86
Mar 12
35% Nov 13
53% Jan
4
36% Feb
27
3
7% Jau
2
Oct
22
*94
95%
130
42%
42
42%
97%
14,400
99%
96
98
94%
95%
95
20
93i%
20
Vis
20%
11,900
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
36
36%
2,300
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
35'%
35%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
600
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*22%
28,100
23 %
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
22%
22%
200
39%
39%
21
13% Jan
06% Jan
12%
*22%
39%
40%
40
40%
39%
34
34%
34%
35
34
10
2
39% Jun
95 % May
26
44% Jan
3
42% Juu
3
94
0
90
luu
6
Nov
4
May
7
16% Juu
2
21% July 30
82% Jit
u
6
93% Jun
84% Juu
7
99% July 29
17% Aug
8
22
27% Mar 20
823/4 Dec 31
82% Dec
14% Dec
93
24
Mar 26
98% May 15
20% May 16
30
189
Nov 11
150
134
Jun
25
150
34% Dec
30
64
Oct
6% Dec
Jun
13
14% Muy 13
130% Jun
13
135
Jun
4
140
*0
Apr
15% Jun
17
21
85% Jan
23
Feb
31% Jun
81-
25
10
67% Feb
25
128
2
Jan
22
24 %
Sep
1G
81
Aug
11
14
30
8 % July 19
37% Jan
4
12
Dec
7% Feb
4
60
Dec
14 Y« Jan
2
24-
80% Feb
21% Sep
16
62
Juu
2
70
Sep
68 % Jun
2
77
July 30
67
19
Dec
-
115
Dec
7
23
85
11
29% July 25
Jun
23
6
Jun
17% July
7
113% Aug 27
22% Feb
5
Dec
3
22
84
Jun
18
68% Oct
21
>9% Jan
10
117
' Jun
66% Aug
6
20
69
Jan
10
21% Dec
98% Aug
6
2
19% Jan
31
2
37
Sep
2
28% July 21
69% Sep
8
14
Feb- 12
Mar 29
125
66V2
66 %
67%
61%
61%
62
62
46%
461%
46%
46%
46%
98%
95
86%
941/4
95
95%
95 '/a
94
94
14'%
14%
38
25
24 %
24%
27
85% Jan
7
98
89
9
95
Feb
82
Mar 13
33%
Oct"
Feb
1
91% Feb 26
100
22
40
May
Sep
9
37
79% Mar 19
71
Sep
12
21
Aan
4
24% Feb
4
19% Sep 26
4% Oct 22
23% Feb
4
64
Mar
72
20
Oct
22
42% Dec
31
9% May 15
1
Aug
5
30% May 22
66% Apr 24
48% Jun
7
29% Nov 14
Sep
8
Sep 18
21% Mar 11
46%
46%
46%
46%,
46'A
60
61
61
62
46%
65%
7,20C
60
24%
24%
|
24%
24%
24
24%
34,100
64
»■
65
65%
63
63
64
17%
17%
17%
4 /
4
■
17%
3%
65
*64
65V2
97
*95%
97
17%
3%
4
17%
4
*95%
17%
3%
3%
July 11
•J4
4%
78%
79%
96%
78%
79%
78%
79%
78%
79%
94
%
94%
*94%
94%
94%
70
55 %
56%
56%
57%
56
%
57%
55%
96%
56%
53%
56%
27,800
42%
43%
42%
5,500
20%
101
20%
42'%
*95
102%
100%
85%
•83%
95%
95
102%
102
43
42 %
42%
42%
42%
20%
21
20%
21
*20%
21
600
97%
99
*97%
98%
*97%
98
230
84%
84%
*83%
84
101
85 %
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95%
95%
102
102
51%
52%
50%
51%
3
21%
22
21%
22%
*65%
66
65%
66
55%
85%
95%
*95%
96%
101 %
102
101%
42%
30
96
96
101%
'
120
101%
51%
51%
50%
51%
49%
21%
21%
21%
21'/a
21%
66
66
bo
66
66
310
51
21'%
*65%
56
X53%
54%
54
*77
79
78%
78%
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100
♦74
♦75
54%
53%
54%
53T a
79
*76
79
*74
79
♦75
79
*75
10,800
28,000
"
180
54'%
18,900
79
100
77%.
77%
77%
45 %
46%
45%
46 tu
46%
48%
46%
47%
46%
47%
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11
Hi/4
11
*95%
98
*95%
98
98
*95%
98
*95%
25
57%
57%
96%
96%
*96
21%
21%
21
21%
80
80%
79
81
19%
20
20
20%
common
20.600
21%
*21
101%
1
Co
3,700
8,600
♦94%
100
10
57%
98
*95%
79-
100
46,300
Te
6,700
57%
56%
57%
56
56%
99
97
97
97
97
21
21%
21
21%
211/4
21%
5,000
79
79%
79%
80
791%
80
3,700
20
20%
20%
20%
/
20%
55'%
*951%
'
20%
56%
5,000
98
140
No par
*87%
91
*87%
91
*87%
91
*87%
91
*87%
*95
97%
*95%
97%
*95%
97%
*95%
97%
*95
96%
15%
15%
12,100
91
Nopar
preferred
900
17%
78%
1
15%
*128
135
*128
131
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
♦128
135
*128
135
132
135
132
*131%
132
•
15'%
*128
1,900
15%
135
100
*130%
131
132%
132%
370
1.25
23%
24%
24
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24'/a
7,500
10
preferred
74%
75%
75%
75%
75%
76%
75%
76%
75
76%
5,500
6%
6%
6%*
132
6%
21%
69%
6%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
*75
76%
100
20
20%
100
*114%
1
6%
6%
Plttston Co (The)
83.50
1
common
convertible
preferred
14
75
118
*76
20%
4,600
27,700
*114%
20%
118
118
63%
64 %
64%
65
94
94%
95%
95%
761/a
76%
76V2
76%
200
21%
21
21%
21
21%
8,100
118
118
118
118
63%
64
63%
64%
11,300
94%
95
94%
95%
11,230
34
34
33%
34%
32%
33%
33%
33%
5
25
25%
25%
26
26%
27%
27
27'a
27
27 %
11,200
1
66 %
67%
66%
67%
67%
68%
66%
68%
67%
68%
19,900
10
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Tu
21%
22%
4,500
10
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24
24%
24%-
7,700
2
65%
66%
67
66h
66%
66
66%
65%
66'A
7,600
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com
No par
81.40 div preference com—No par
45%
66%
46 %
33%
34%
34%
34%
27%
27%
27
27%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
2.50
Polaroid Coip
Poor & Co
Potomac Electric Power Co
33%
34%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
34 %
34%
33%
34%
33%
341/4.
27%
46
28
27%
28
27%
27Ta
45%
'
4.08%
preferred
100
*85
88
♦85
88
•85
88
•85
88
89
*87
89
♦87
89
*87
89
4.30%
100
100
*87
98
Apr 23
107% Apr 22
43% Jun 17
preferred
preferred
100
100
5.05%
Public
preferred
Serv
of
Indiana
•91%
No par
3% %
preferred
100
72
24% Jan
10
4.32%
*21
18
4.16%
preferred
preferred
_25
23% Jim
—25
*21
Rights
fo
when
5% Jan
2
6
80
26% Jan
7
31% Jun
26
43% Jan
2
59% Aug
14
Feb
25
40% Aug
7
Pure
87% Feb
11
49 % Sep
8
Quaker Oats Co
issued
Publlcker Industries Inc
com
5
Oil
Inc
No par
(The)
•91%
100
41%
72
92%
•90
100
y4l%
oli
•As
84.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power £5 Light Co
10
Pullman
92%
101
41
80% Mar 13
19
40
64 %
96%
4.18%
July 31
118
64 %
95%
,
18
19
230
76%
*76
76%
21%
18
11% Sep
17%
97
96%
Feb
a9* Sep
<
77%
•
*83%
5
17%
•
1,310
*94%
1
1
24
64'%
*95%
97
61%
24%
b%
67% Jan
29
46%
55%
Apr
Vs Sep 15
20% Sep
X46%
55%
21%
49 % Feb
95
46%
*54%
310
*68%
36% Jun 19
30 % May
2
92
500
46 %
38%
68%
9
11
38%
21%
2
Nov 12
38'a
*95%
Nopar
Procter & Gamble
Sep
*37%
68%
68% July 31
81
38V4
21 '/a
31
813/4 Oct 23
*37%
21%
65
2
38%
127,400
69
8
>
*37%
16%
6%
17
26% Jan
38
94%
;
69
Aug
42% Jan
151/4
21%
Jun
29% Jan
93%
6%
26
4
'
15%
69
23
Feb
95
15%
21%
8
29
93%
15%
6%
10
May 20
32% Feb
4
93%
14%
69
22% Jan
77
93%
15 %
97%
No par
100
590
94
*95%
100
12.50
300
7,100
14%
1
common
1
21%
16% Jan
Jan
*93%
,
68
32% July 22
23% Dec 31
31
6,100
661/8
60
21
43% Jan
Dec
4,900
23,U00
20
7
67
18%
68
11
48
18%
10
Jun
21
18%
100
Dec
44% Jun
17%
18
preferred class A
8%
38
37% Oct 22
28% Jun 24
24% Jun 28
18
67%
2
guaranteed
53%
21% Mar 20
2,900
99
67%
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
30
Nov 14
21
98%
46%
Wayne & Chic Ry com-100
22% Dec 19'
15% Dec 30
19% Jun 24
7%
20%
99%
66%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
7%
17%
67%
7%
20%
99%
60
5
84.80 preferred (conv)
Pitts Ft
68 %
7%
20%
99%
'
3
44% Oct
135
Coke &
51,100
7%
20%
99%
17%
61%
Corp
convertible
85
7%
7%
20%
,
'
,
100
Chem
26
17%
67
8 %
No par
Pitts
62% Feb
17%
10
preferred
Aircraft
99
47%
Inc
2
21
98
96
common
Pitney-Bowes
Jau
19,800
46%
preferred..
16
14
70% July 12
1,800
34%
5
Piper
21% Apr 23
21
3944
33%
34%
*59%
preferred
10
21
20%
99%
34%
61 %
Petroleum
22 % Sep
81
Sep
11% Oct
15 % Oct
*>%
7%
21%
34%
97
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
14
8%
21%
100
20
4,400
*39%
47%
common
Inn
10,100
'
97
Phillips
Pillsbury Co
51%
47%
13
Apr 14
60% July 21
8
40
51%
>
*59%
19
97
23
51%
1
11Tb Sep
100';.
12%
•
No par
48% Aug
44
Oct
series
3
99%
10
preferred
3.90%
51%
*94
*2%
1
common
"
943/4 jan
88
4%
CO
94
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc
19%
1,790
41%
Phlla & Reading Corp
9
Juu
52,100
18%
4 %''
94
100
Sep
74% Jnu
19%
19%
4%
*51
100
66
43
4,100
18%
18 tu
*134
52%
100
22% Sep
75
4%
25
com
67 % Juu
19
134V«
4%
5
common
12% Jun
12
7
Co
27 % Juu
Feb
134%
134%
4%
42'%
5
May 13
53-% Sep
5
79% Feb
13
135
4%
95 %
(conv)
preference
preferred
Corp
134 %'
4%
■
41%
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
3%%
134%
■J
29
97 %
3.80%
107
138%
•
95%
Nopar
Inc
conv
4.40%
67% Nov 22
Nov
81
6
137%
52
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phlla Electric
138%
42%
Brewing Co
Co
16,900
\ *27%
137%
94
Corp of America
&
48%
:
29%
138
50%
*94
100
2nd preferred
48
*27%
137%
1
common
(Chas)
4%
48%
29
138%
19%
4%
1;?
47%
>
94
preferred
Petroleum
10
37
40% May 21
4% %
Apr
92
14
Oct
2
2
11
11
17% Aug 12
25
Nov
Nov
Jun
Pet Milk Co
51%
48%
58%
42%
Pepsi-Cola Co
3
9
Feb
76% Nov
21% Oct
3
3
9
63% Juu
23
19% Aug 14
92
14% Jun
5% Aug
7
65% July 15
423/4 Feb 12
85 % Sep 10
87% Dec
7
Sep
May
19%
47%
*27
57%
700
42%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
25
4%
51%
48%
29
56
94%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Oct
47%
134%
4%
100
33 %c
7
35
45% Feb
19,800
137%
18%
100
22% Jan
19
13% Dec
58%
136
*135
100
30
92
57%-
55%
*9%
Nopar
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
11 % Dec
19
58
::
9Tb
42%
Chemicals
28% Dec
25 Vb May
57
*27
"""
series preferred
Jan
57%
138%
1
preferred
100
28
138%
91.60 convertible preferred
40
Penney (J C) Co
Nopar
Pennroad Corp (The)
1
Pennsalt
3,500
3.50
13% Jan
Aug 27
Sep 19
;
1
Ford
13% Apr
74
*27
100
Pann-Dixie Cement Corp
Peon-Texas Corp common
2
703/4 July 12
64% July 19
49 % May 15
100
561/4
57
Transportation
16
July
21%
56 %
57%
Patlno Mines &
Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
3% Jan
*20%
*9%
2.50
Parmelee
31
Aug 27
21%
56 %
48
par
15
36
*20%
55%
56%
Parker Rust Proof Co
&
21%
56
47%
Panhandle East Pipe LineCommon
_No par
4%
preferred
100
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
Parke Davis & Co
No
Penlck
3,900
13%
20%
100
3% Jan
16
13%
13%
55%
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc
36% Sep
40% Sep
15%
13%
55%
"
13% Aug
16
15%
13%
55%
-Nopar
6
Jun
1,500
15
13%
20%
common
2
25
10
15%
13%
*20%
*13
"
9
6
9%
15%
133i
21%
I"*25
2% Jail
19 % Jan
9%
15 %
*20%
„Nopar
7% Jan
8
10
15%
—.10
Pacific Lighting
Corpj,
Pacific Mills
Telep & Teleg
preferred
10
13%
25
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
10%
15
*13
I
Pacific
9%
14%
t
16% Jan
2
fi
16
Pacific
Pacific Coast Co
6% preferred
85% Mar 13
22
90% Oct
Jan
>3% Jan
25% Jan
27
12% Oct 21
48% Nov 20
39% Oct
5% July 31
19% Sep 16
10
13% Jan
21
80
30% Jan
2
Apr
30% Jan
2
10
4
37
40% Jan
30
75
Apr
8
143
'
30% Dec 31
22
2%'Dec
86% Nov
4
16
11
2
12% Jan
Aug
48% July
9
29% May 29
140% Sep
9
13
22
95
May 17
36% Jun 11
22
57
21
Jan
July 23
58% Jun
2
117% Jan
4
22
2
131
J
12% Oct
28
7
Jun
Jan
20% Feb
137% Mar 12
4
17
22
41%
41%
%
•91%
101%
41 Vs
41%
72
•71
72
22%
♦21
23
*21
23
23
*21
23
♦21
23
72
72
21
21
•21%
101
22
3,900
"l6
92
101%
41%
41%
'A
%
%
%
71
89
4,700
17,500
88
*91%
92
101%
101
41%
%
V*
91%
101
*85
89
'
3,o00
73
21'%
*21
11
32
410
6.100
151,700
73%
90
21%
400
22
10%
10%
11%
78
77
77t8
*771/4
78
78
78
78
78
29%
29%
29%
293;
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
3,200
56%
57%
56%
57%
56%
57%
57 %
57%
57%
58
4,900
37%
37%
39
381%
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
10%
*77
B
10%
10%
10%
'
10%
11%
95,200
290
26,400
Q
33% JAn
2
123% Aug i3
i3% Oct 22
■T
39% Sep 13
138% Dec 30
29% Jan
7
footnotes
see
nagp
28
133
Aug 29
23
July 28
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
(The) common
6%
preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
5
46%
100
"136
10
24
47%
138
24
46%
136
24
47%
137
24%
46%
46%
135%
135%
24
24
46%
•135
23%
46%
136
24
x44Ta
X134
*23%
46
134%
24
5,600
430
1,500
25
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Range Since
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
78
24
64»/a Jun
69 % Sep
8
Mar 22
21% Aug
6.
48% Feb
11
59 % Jun
7
45% Apr
Dec
23
10
16% Apr
17
Ranco
7
20% Aug
13
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonler Iric
—.———-—.
Raytheon Mfg Co_
—
Reading Co common.
4% noncum 1st preferred
4
34% Jah
11
14% Jan
23% Aug
13
21% Feb 28
40% Sep
15
16% Mar 18
34% Jan
4
19% July 14
25% Jan
20
11
30% Nov
18
39
Jan
10
25
Dec
20
36
Jan
2
35
Oct
10
41% Apr
12
35% Jun
31% Jan
12
31
12% Jan
8
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
8
1
7
10% July
51% July
10
31% Jun
17
25% Aug
17
29
16% Dec 30
5% Dec
Jun
36
15% July
7
12% May
8
July 31
31
Jan
13
20%
Dec
24
30
Mar 29
17
Sep
16
52
Dec
10
62
Feb
54
Jan
9
10
32% Jan
16% Jan
2
Jan
7
7% Sep
9% Jan
2
13 % Aug
22
13% Apr
37
Dec
18
59% Jan
21% Dec
18
39
July
Mar 12
40
July
21
10% Jan
22
7% Oct
32% Dec
30
65% May
39% Nov
12
46% Mar
6
63% Jan
10
7
22
4
9
94% Jan
9
Mar
19% Jan
2
2% Mar 21
Feb 28
97% July 16
19 % Jan
2
31
6
2
36% July
Oct
27% May
2
21
Jan
36% July 19
22% Jan
2
23
44% July 17
29% Mar 5
28
4
Dec
*
26% Aug 19
22% Dec
21
4
81% Nov
19% Oct 22
20% Dec 31
.
Jun
11
19
15% Jan
7% Oct 24
137
Feb
22
24% Jan
4
Mar 22
July 17
93
176
14
14
10
9
Ruberoid Co
9
201 % Apr
30% Sep
30
46 % Mar
25 % Dec
10 Vb Dec
10
50 % Dec
9
Feb
13
304
Oct
2
135
Jan
20
375
May 23
205
215
Sep
135
2
26% Jan 11
74% Feb
5
2
18% Sep
7
Jan
2
43% Jan
3
26% Jan
12
2
30
96
reb
6
90
Jan
20
96
11
23% Jan
22
39% May
2
24
17% July
1
13
16% Oct
22
23% Jun
31 % Oct
21
37% Nov 27
29
Sep
25
36
Dec
30
22% May 29
8% Apr
14
65% Feb
11
64% Jun
4
Nov
52
15
Nov
71% Oct
21
86
Mar
7
77
Sep
Oct
22
102
Mar
7
94
Jan
85
21
2
19
1
33% Jan
19
Dec
12
36
7
23
14% Jan
12
8
86
71 % Aug
8
July 10
99% Jan 24
May
Feb
3
85% Apr
10
35% Sep
19
23% Sep
2
3
Seagrave
23
36
Jan
4
21% Apr
23
18
Dec
13
17 % Jan
10
8% Dec
19
16% Jan
24
8 % J an
2
22% Nov
19
29 % May
22
24
Jan
24% Oct
22
29% Jan
7
25
Jan
8% Oct
22
15% Jan
3
10% May
9
4% Mar
5
10
July
2
90
Apr
2% Aug
7
8% Oct
5% July
12
42% Jan
May
22
3
37% July 25
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
6
34% Aug 25
Sears Roebuck & Co
16% Sep
Seiberling Rubber Co
10
Nov
19
38
Oct
1
26% Feb
25
40
25
Dec
23
58% Jan
2
25% Apr
11
7% Mar 12
10% Sep
9
8% Jan
2
4
93
18% Dec
19
13% Dec
23
29% Jun
21% Apr
10
30
9% Oct
22
17% Jan
25
Nov
85
Shattuck
8
17
r
1
21% May
New
Sheller
Aug 12
York
Mfg
Dec~17
32% Apr
33% Dec
30
il
49%Janl7
49
17
89
19%
Dec
16
Siegler
35
16
23
Nov
14
49
2
41% Aug 13
50% Jan
6
2
64% July 31
Simmonds Saw
5
3
18% Aug 12
Simplicity
63% Aug 11
Pattern
Sinclair Oil Corp
25
70% Aug 29
Smith
Feb
(AO)
30
25% Apr
7
39% Sep
21
23% Oct
2
15% Jan
2
22 V8
Sep
16
19
Smith-Corona
12
20% Jan
11
14% Jan
2
20% Sep
19
53% Oct
22
70% Dec
5
68% Jan
10
92
45% Dec
23
65% July 15
44% Jan
13
52 % Apr
15% Sep
25
21% Jan
18
15% Apr
Solar
22
10% Jan
18
6% Jan
10% July
South Amer
2
20% Jan
13
47% Jan
3
2
2
14
9
19% Aug 14
6% Oct
36% Sep
18% Jan
2
23% May
Nov
14
23
51% Feb
43
37% Sep
Jan" II
24 % Oct
21
39%
30
23
35% Jan
Sep
25
25% Jan
32% Jan
7
13
44% Sep
10
51% Jun
13
49% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
25% Dec
26
24% Jan
13
25% Oct
22
29% Dec
23
8
52
May
38% Sep
9
South
11
30% Aug 26
36
May 29
57% Apr
33% July
16
.22%
8%
15'%
15'%
15%
%
43%
45%
45%
46 Vb
45%
45 Vb
43%
45 Vb.
19%,
20
19%
21%-
2t>%
2±-Vb
38%
39'%
38%
19%
20 %
39%
40 %
39%
40 Vb
ii
8%
8%
8%
8%
34%
34 3 b
87"
86%
87
230
28
27%
27%
28
17%
17%
18%
66
66
*356
363
97 ;■•
23%
27%
27%
20
24 Vb
24%
8.300
27%
28
28
28
27%
28%
2,800
28
V
14
14
14
14
14 Va
36%
37 Vb
38 V„
36%
165.700
34
38%
35 %
44%
43 Va
44'%
43,200
14
14
14
35%
34%.
44 %
45%
441/4
44%
*35%
35%
35
35%
*35 VB
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
68%
68%
69%
68%
69 ;</
*76
79
*76
*92%
95
*92%
24
87%
*76 %
*92%
95
*92%
SS
80
*78 %
'
34
*22%
16
33 3
33%
33 3
16
15%
80%
15%
37%
82%
14%
12
Jan
8
2% Jan
3
61
July
94% Jan
19% Jan
47
Jan
8
49% Apr
9
88
Jan
31
22
7
15
22
17
14
12% Jan
2
26% July 15
17 % Apr
85 % Jan
17
2
95
98 % Jan
15
Sep
21 % Aug
May
3
11
7
11
12% Apr
11
9% Jan
2
21% Sep
Nov
11
72% Jan
7
62% Jan
8
79 % Aug 27
10% Dec
24
35% Jun
11
20% Jun
2
27% Sep
fontgotgg see page 28.
19
16
15
.
3 8'/a
38
38%
38.Vb
37 %
>36
36 Vb
35%
10%
10%
f
82%
8i%:
82%
8,700
10,300
39%
39%
64%
64%
64
64%
64
64%
16%
64
No par
17
17
16%
17
16%
17
59%
60%
59%
143b
35
34
16'/e
14%.
15 VB
34%
34
34
39%
39%
40
,
20%,
16%
15'8
14 3
\
20%
9L700
-
10.200
16 %
28,^00
16%
25.200
15 V b
33 Vb.
*33
•
.900
4
4,500
6012
61%
23,600
39%
39 3
64
64
64
17
16 7
61%
.
8
700
6,500
17
61%
61
61 %
61
68%
69
67%
66%
67%-
67 VB
68 3 b
39%
38
38%
38%
10,440
37%
38
•39%
21
21
22%
42,500
20%
20%
4,300
65%
06 Via
66%
38 3 ii
39
39
5
20%
21%
20%
20
19 34
205b
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
-5
33 %c
88%
89%
88
89'/a
89%
88 >%
90
88%
87%
89%
49%
48%
49
48"7b
47%"
48%
43%
49
18%
18 VB
18%
18'4
18V4
T.100
Marchant Inc
Inc—
15
Gas
46%
47%
1
18%
38% 1
1
Co
8%
.
21%
18%
18%
8%
9
9%
non-cum
Public
3^4
11,100
28 %•
283b
7,600
49
49
28
28%
28
28%
48 %
48%
48%
48%
*48 3 4
49V2
49%
38'%
38%
38%
1.500
38/a
38%
*3»%
38%
38%
3.900
26 VB
26 Va
263b
26%
26%
26'b
26%
26%
35
35
35
34'/a
34'%
56 Vb
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
32
31%
32
32%
31%
32
38%
38%
5
26%
26%
*34%
35%
*34%
55%
56%
<56%
7.50
Co
1
1
2.50
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
preferred:
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
3%
9
28%
28
4.100
93,100
*49
25
Co
Service
8%
9
28
-r
50
5
25
Edison
(Del)
8%
10,400
,
27 7
;
Co
Gas
18%
20%
4.50
preferred
Southwestern
15'%
15 %
v
31,100
113b
4
,■
36%
80%
39 3
r
15,200
10%
39%
35
r
130
4,000
,
38'% V
80
39%
15%
15 VB
15%
14%
15%
34
1,900
18,300
82 Vb
20%.
15%
/
10%
16%
15%
.
8 Vb
10%
20%
34
57,800
81'/8
15 %
15%-
1,900
-
15
15
35%
•"
36
83
38
16%
15
7Vb
82;
;
<
17
Gold & Platinum
Jersey
4.20%
i
20%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Apr
15
16',b
Sparton Corp
„
Si ear & Co $5.50 pfd
61% Sep
15 %
•
;
20%
3
92
'1434
82
16%
5
2
15%
81'/a
20%
6% Sep
July
15%
82
7%
7%
19%
19% Sep
95
15%
8
36%
82
900
33 Vb
10%
•
6
100
1
50c
25
2
No par
5
*72%
34%
19%
5%
*84
b
>53%^ -54%
*72%
76
34%
34%
19%
5%
86
60%
61%
92
92
16
16 Va
-
19%
5%
*84 •' "
76
34%
19%
6%
86
60%
61%
*90 Va
93 %
16 Vb
16
20
31%
*32
56%
12,000
3134
32
14,300
31%
31%
1.300
38%
15,800
63,100
39%
38%
38%
53%
54
53%
54',4
53%
55%
49%
48%
49'%
49%
5d
49
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
72%
72
74 %
150
33-,800
-
2,800
76
72%
34%
34%
34%
4,300
34%
34%
34 Vb
19 Va
19%
*19%
19%
1,800
19 "a
19 "a
6Vb
19,800
*72%
6
6 Vb
87%
6 Va
6
86
*84
89
61
6
*84
60 %
40
89
6,500
60 Vb
60%
60%
*90%
93 "2
*90%
93%
15%
Va
15%
16
16%
5.800
15 Va
19%
19%
19%
72,500
60
19%
19 7
B
19%
*90%
91V4
*90 Va
91 '4
19%
19 %
20%
20 Vb
20%
79
79%
79
79
26%
26%
27
27 Va
"
38%
19 Vb
19%
200
35
38
90 %
19%
*90
*34
800
4*' A
18
7
33%
33'b
38%
'50
28
*35%
-
10%
•
17%
10
»
6,700
-
13 Vb
13%
V 35Va
38%
48%
Jan
•
13%
10
32,80C
22%
35 Vb
*80%
82%
8
33'a
*
7%
14%
*
fin: 22'
15%
15%
«
81
7%
•
8%
35 Va
35%
14
35%
28,300
79
34%
:
13%
14
35
17%
6% Jan
»
14',,,
48%
65
22%
35%
54%
18 % Jan
21%
16—
33
15%
38
.
243B
79
34%
33
32%
6,500
_
79
24'b
80
34%
22%
22%
22%
9,700
69 Vb
*92% %95
35
14 ;"
35
11%
68%
*76
79
*78
80
35%
34%
-
u
34%
34%
'22%
'
14% '
*14%
22%
*78
80
34%
34%
X22
22%
22%
22%"
22 %
*78
22 3
25%
11
5
195
22%
*76
TO¬
f
,
C9%
17%
31
68%
•
3,900
35%
35%
:
6.700
14
14
10%
69%
-
47%
31
%
11%'
45 V4
35%
44%
52%
9
96
43%
No par
20
Ohio stock tr ctfs
100
2% Dec
For
95i%
24%
Nopar
12% Dec
60
*94%
23%
34%
35%
25,700
39%
40 %
40
40%
100
40
*94%
preferred-
36% May
i:
95
Railway common
10
—
*21U
24
Pacific Co
Jan
700
345
345
350
23%,
Southern
82
64%
326
*210
95
Southern
31
35,600
65 Va
.
39 3 4
16
34% Dec
1,000
13%
65
;
24
■
19
22
27-%
17%
65
97
24
55 Va Sep
Jan
27%
18%
16
preferred
Mobile &
27%
17%
40 %
*95
'
24 *
39%
20
27%
27%
401
*95-
39
Feb
29%.
65 %
*210
39%
V
-39%
10%
29%
362
*350
*210
840
12,300
30 %
28%
'
*210
34,600
871/4
18 3 b
17%
65%
66
370
66
880 %
34V4
23®
222
29%
*27%
b
1,500
28
28 :V
28 %
%
28%
17%
=
.
2o., JJO
'
8,200
*86%
87%
240
-
175,300
9%
•
33%
>'
34
86%
*210
225
*215
..
33%
87%
87%
86%
4,500
>.
39%
'8%
9
8VB
-
34%
34
34%
230
*220
»
*
39%
78
8% Dec
•
39
19
4
•
27%
5
8,900
15%
45 Vb
28%
1
1,400
9Vb
8%
8%
8%
15'%
2
72
'
8%
84% Jan
17
22 Vb
15%
Natural
Sep
30
Aircraft
»
9,500
30 %
30'%
21% ,22
30%
8%
Southern
Jan
30 Va
■
15%
33% Aug 14
81
94
*21%
22
970
407
*91
10
Southern California
.5"%
406
94
8%
40% July 31
July 15
11,000
15%
2
Sep
5,900
28 %
8%
2
19
35 Vb
28%
15%
33
Jan
35 %
26
30',4
22
21%
21%:
4
100
35'%
*90
30
30%
28% Jan
50
30
V 30
,30 %
3,200
'
23%
406% 407
94
*90
4,100
35'%
406',4
406
9+
May 27
49% July 17
32
2
17% Dec
406%
*90
9,500
<
t/'
32
*31
32
*31
28%
27%
28%
V
405
31%
10
11% Dec
27%
27%
408
32 VB
Jan
82% Nov
35',B
31%
16% Jan
13
32
35
32%
30
25
28%
32
31%
4
79% Nov
28%
35%
32%
8
45% Apr
28 V,,
33
31%
10
3
5,600
32%
19% Feb
Jan
4%
23%
5
45% Jan
40
4%
28 %
Co (The)
46% Jan
26
4%
28%
Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
11
4
4%
28%
Southern
27
76% Oct
4%
Southern
16% Nov
Nov 26
35 Vh
4Va
19% k
South Porto Rico Sugar common
8%
35
4%
8
28% Dec
33
5%
35 V1
35
1.500
35 Vb
35
34 %
16'
South Carolina E & G Co com
29% Aug 22
30%
15%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
25
89%
V
19%
Smith Kline & French Labs
July 29
89
30%
83%
Co—
Smith-Douglass Co
Nov
90
30%
„_25
Dec
14
38%
30%
35%
82%
Corp
14% Oct
28
2%
30%
1
50c
l
1
& Steel-
29,200
90%
28:%
10 %
Skelly Oil Co
46% Mar
48
80% May 27
Co
2'%
.
2%
r
*31
35%.
Corp of America
Corp
Simmons
16% Sep
68 %jun
45% Dec
2%
30%
10%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
33% Jan
8
Jan
16 Va Jan
17
14%
13 'At
2 Va
88%
35%
x33%
Sheraton
25
Sep
l4</8
—No par
19
12% Jun
16% Sep
V,;
11,500
4%
32
*220
1
Corp
640
101
/b
2%
13
14 '1
13%
13%
100
83 Va
*82%
100
& ioo/:,.
100
100
ioo
84
*82'%
84
*82%
110
*100
106
%5
105
*95
82%.
ioo
86%
ordinary
shares
22
Apr
25,400
2%
28%
Shell Transp & Tr—
17% Feb 24
13% May 20
10
Jan
2
83 Va
x34%
94*
2.50
Shell Oil Co
Aug 27
81%
89%
4%
Nopar
Nopar
G)
81'%
30 V,
■«.
7.50
(Frank
81 Vb
f;
35
14%
-
80%
81%
30
*80 %
Gas
&
45'%
81%
2%
2%
88
No par
Sharon Steel Corp..
17
11% July
12
Feb
58
May 21
13
84
Shamrock Oil
Aug 21
13
8% Jan
;
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries Inc_
25
37% Sep.
26% Jan
,
Servel Inc common
3
16% Aug
25
11
45%
34%
5
5
3
1
1
Corp.
45%
%
87%
20%
20
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
6
67% Jan
76% July 15
16
3.65%
45%
600
45 %
105
13
39 Tii
25
100
Seaboard Finance Co
Sep
Dec
15% Oct
20
83
7
Jan
t;:;
8%
No par
100
Mfg Co common
preferred
28
9
7
75
Scovill
5
77% Jan
59%
45%.
82%
19%
Ry Co—100
preferred
-100
noncum
58%
46
100 &
13%
42.700
59%
*95
36%
—5
series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Do——10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Cotp
—
5
Schenley Industries Inc—.
1.40
Schering Corp common—
—1
5% convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
—
—.1
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred.
No par
$4 preferred
No par
19
45% Sep
17
12
77.70U
59%
31
43
1st pfd 4.40%
3
38% Sep
Aug
23
58%
58'%
8%
1.66%
100
100
Joseph Lead Co..
10
Joseph Light & Power——No par
5%
3
14% Jan
17
18% Feb 12
32% Jan 13
34
Feb 20
21 %
59'%
a
15 %
St Regis Paper Co common
4
15
18
34% Feb
July 10
25
10 % Apr
22
83 %
ioo
.
Preferred series A 5%
24% Sep
2
20% Jan
29
17% Oct
40% Sep
Apr
40',4
21
80%
105
.
*22
St Louis Southwestern
12
Sep
215
22
Oct
39
21%
45%
5
St L San Fran Ry Co com
July 30
% Oct
11% Dec
St
67 % Aug 13
23
29% Oct
St
17
19
Apr
85
190
391%
21
80%
29%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred—.
10% Jan
53
38 7
36%
41.300
38%
21%
58%
*90
4%
22
19
29% Jun
30
38%
*45%
1
(The)
Safeway Stores common
2
10
24
30%
38%
•21
58%
a
y
85,200
30
38%
21V.
27%
Ruppert (Jacob)
Dec
30:%
405%
1
20 G
!—1
18
21% Oct
7,200
*34%
.
Jun
35% Sep
2
161
Jan 24
22% Jan
2
24
Jan
2
6
I
95% Jun
84% Jan
30%
2%
100
(Geo D)
40 % Sep
Jan
8
11
61
30
87 %
Corp..
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
Roper
21% Sep
11
12%
59%.
5
Corp
Cable
Rome
467/« Mav
13
16
Apr
7
30% Jan
2
26% Dec
20
July 2
23 % Nov
2
12% Jan
12%
30%
20
Ronson Corp
900
12%
60%
*30%
1
5
1
24
17 % Aug 28
10% Jan
5,900
59%
35%
preferred series A
30
'
7
12'%
28%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
*6%
29%
*30%
4%
28
6%
12%
preferred—.-25
23% Aug 27
17
37% Jan
40% May 16
Nov 25
35
Feb 26
78
7% Apr
22% Aug 22
60% Jun 10
17% Dec 30
28
2
13% Jan
21
37% Dec
22% Jan
17% Apr 30
July 24
32
8% Dec 23
Jan
32% July 23
b%
7
7,900
30%
4%
Rohm & Haas Co common
27'%
27
61 Vi
13 %
Rockwell-Standard Corp
26 %
1,300
17%
56'b
26%
12%
*82%
28% Aug
17%.
56 %
60%
100
37% Jun
17%
57
17'8
61%
*95
411% Sep
3,100
12%
80%
2
6
2
700
43'%
>.61%
45%
2
14%
42%
*12%
50
2
42%
26%
500
14%
29%
5
convertible
6
14%
42%
-
62
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5%%
6%
13
Copper Mines—;
Roan Antelope
Jun
96
8%
%
6
fc%
6,700
6%
*56%
6%
7
2,000
17
26%
27%
27
9'/4
44 VB
59%
21
Apr
Jan
27%
3%
43%
57
17
3,200
3%
*14%
42%
*56 %
57
*56%
21
44%
6
5%
14%
42'.!
17%
17
17 Vb
56%j
x38 %
22% Jan
90
43
27';:
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
312
8
96
May 29
38% May 21
423% May
43
17 %
10
Corp
Ritter Company
29% Sep.
32
July 18
14%
56%
5
1
2.50
1
& Brass
—
5%
14%
20%
800
44
8%
14%
6
141/4
42%
28% Jan
31% July 24
24
Oct
285
4
8
7 % Apr
Inc
Riegel Paper
9
Sep
5% Aug
2
20% Dec 23
28
1
2
1% Jan
22% Jan
14%
—
102% May 12
4
*5%
10
5
.
*5%
6
10
preference
preferred series A
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—10
Common —:
a
10
Preferred 3.60% series
.100
Preferred 4.50% series
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
;—1
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5s
Richfield Oil Corp
No par
5
33% Jan
18% Dec 23
(Robt) & Co—
1,200
32%
28
*37%
„
700
43'%
44%
43 Va
45%
44%
9
8%
9
9
9
45%
32 Vb
21 Vb
21 Vb
21%
21%
3.800
:;•//
28
.
44
*37 Va
44
*37 %
21%
21'%
21%
9
4
44.
*37%
44
45%
27 3
27%
27%
21%
4%%
15% Aug
11,500
*37%
6
Conv preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp
10"
10% Jan
55
23
27%
19
4
1
21 Vb
27%
Reliance Mfg Co common
Sep
18
22
32 '/a
87% May 22
Aug
21%
,
l.oOO
7 u *%
*69%
28
Reynolds Metals Co common
3% Apr
80
72,600
*32
Rexall Drug Co
21% Jan
1% Oct 21
56% Dec 30
29 "2
*27%
July
100
38%
27%
-5
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
83% Sep
83% Feb
78% Jan
39
32%
Sep
47
6
5
99
23
Dec
41% Jan
38 %
21%
59 7 u Sep
19
87% Jun 24
10
32% Jan
39%
21%
Revere Copper
23
20
38 '/4
32
Revlon
2
-1
;
32%
40% Sep
10
19 Vb
20%
19 %
19'%
19%
49.200
19'%
19%
19%
19%
53%
22
30% Aug
8% Jan
52
32'%
10
25% Jan
1
52-%
52%
53'.
52%
*52%
52%
52%
53
21'%
15
Sep
62
8
37% Apr
19%
39%
22% May 12
% Dec
82% Jan
24
72% Jun
5
19%
33
22
73% Sep
66
52% July 22
68 % Jun
10
6
25
2
19
11
4
16
29
19%
21%
9
2:>
8% May
6
Oct
19%
69% 4
69%
40 %
2
13
Oct
29% Jun
9
19%
19 Va
19%
21%
May 20
60% Jun 24
4% Dec
70
19%
38%
$1.25 dlv prior
45
1
39
69%
19%
*32 %
Reliable Stores Corp—
10
30% Dec 10
13% Dec
38 Vb
70%
19%
50
7% Jun
2
15
July 15
43% Sep 19
2
3% Jan
6% Feb 28
3% Dec 31
50,600
•v*f
39%
69%
40 %
Reis
CO CO
37%
38'%
37%
x38%
70 Va
*7(1
—50
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
1
5
Reed Roller Bit Co—
—No par
Reeves Bros Inc
60c
Reichhold Chemicals
1
34% Jan 24
30
Mar 7
31% July 25
25% Jun
——
21% Aug
22 Vb Dec
14
Inc——
54% Aug 15
8
Shares
Sept. 19
39%
38
com—No par
No par
——5
-No par
Radio Corp of America
I $3.50 1st preferred
39% Sep 15
75 % May 12
2
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 18
Vy'■
R
30 Vb Jan
May 13
Jan 24
40
22
Oct
27
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 17
Sept. 16
Sept. 15
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YOiin. oTOCK
Jan. 1
Highest
Monday, September 22, 195S
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
.
.
.
*79
x26%
79%
27 Vb
15
19'/a
*91
20'%
*79
25'%'
91'/a
20 3 b
79%
26%
*90%
*91
20 7b
*79
26%
20
92
91 Vb
21 %
79%
27
55,300
'
V
90
31,100
Volume
188
Number
5779
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(1171)
27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
;
37% Jan
71
2
Oct
Lowest
42% May 9
82 V2 Feb 13
23
5% Nov
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
f
4
9% Jan
40% Jan
74
11
2
Jan
27
85% May
10% Aug
2
Standard Brands
2
Standard
2% Oct
22
3% May 22
4JY4 Feb
12
59% July 16
62% Jan
4
47% Nov 13
68 %
40% Oct
22
62 % Jun
84V2 Oct
30
35% Dec
23
94
9JA Nov 27
3
3
54
Sep
17
49% Aug
58% Sep
.8
Standard
Standard
Oil
18
21
42% Feb
24
8
86% Sep
17
13
10% Jan
Mar
V
—W
„
33% Nov
36% Dec
4
17
20
Sep
13
Sep
36
31
57% Dec
12
Jan
14
14% Jan
18
May 27
85% May 21
83% July 12
4
10% Nov 21
13% Jan
Z 57
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
18% Mar
15% Jan
10% Dec
31
15% NOV
7
33 % Oct
22
50
18% Dec 31
2% Dec
Dec
26
39% Feb
14
8% Sep
54% Aug
18% Nov
7
15"% Jan
2
25 V* Aug
16% Jan
17
93
Feb
82
14
Jun
20% July 26
28% Oct
22
05 % Oct
29
74
G% Dec
30
2
2000
July 15
43% Jun
29% Dec
Jan
1360
Feb
25
2
■
1865
Aug 11
31% Mar
r
3
42% Sep
3
24
lA Sep
18
29% Jan
31% Jan
2
46
2
44% Sep
17
31
89
May
8
72% Jan
2
84
Jan
31
24
14
Apr
9
7% Jan
2
13% Aug 19
18% Feb
•
20% May 17
6
18% Jan
3 % Dec
30
8% Jan
11
3% Jan.
8
25% Sep
7% Jun
8% Oct
21
18% Jan
31
9% Jan
2
16 %
18
60'A Jan
11
34
Dec
:.i; -•; -,v
"•
■
S
35% Jan
2
25 % Mar 18
54%
Feb~12
76%
Dec
49% May
14% Dec
31
$4
Talcott Inc
9
30
55% Sep
Temco
Tennessee
5
32 7jt
Texas
1
Texas
Texas
Instruments
26% Jan
2
24% Feb
25
5% Oct
22
Jan
2
Texas
38% Jan
9
Jan
6'A Jan
98% Jan
44% Jan
Oct
14
49% May
21% Jan
2
15'/a Oct
11
21
3
17% Jan
21
2
Jan
26
27
15 % Apr
2
12
18
53
Aug
12
15
Sep
18
2
125
Jan
28
9% Apr
15% Jan
4
2
28
22
7
2
Feb
25
Texas
53% Aug 27
15% Sep
9
20% Aug 12
10% July
42% Jan
8
55 Va Aug
13
Apr
2
20% Sep
41% Feb
25
Aug
6
19% Dec 30
95% Apr 18
42% May 27
83
Sep
19
20
Jan
2
26
22 %
10% Jan
46
2
Oct
80
21
30
Nov
Dec
15% Dec
12
20
Apr
Co
Feb
27
53% Jun
23
13
31
19% Nov 21
Sep
18
Jan
2
16% Jan
12
Oct
22
13% Mar 20
Oct
21
56% July 22
42
2
12% Jan
36
Jan
56
24%
%
58%
57
24%
59
25%
24%
24%
13 lb
13
2414
24%
13%
24%
24%
13
18,600
13%
13
16%
16%
16%
13Ve
12%
6.900
7
15
90
Tidewater
45
Timken
24
Sep
15
2
13
13
13%
13
40%
39%
40 V*
40 lb
39%
24
% 241b
40%
23%
24%,
7
3914
40
24
24
31,300
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
39
39%
38%
39
'38%
38Tb
20%
2014
*20%
21
1
15%
15%
20%
20 Va
15%
15%
1514
.15%
17%
17 V*
17 lb
17 Va
*17%,
*17%
521b
53 lb
53%
53%
53
53 Va
53
25%
53%
53
25%
25%
5318
25%
4,300
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25%
28,800
"15%
>17%'
"
8
7%
8
54
x53%
54
53
53
52
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
24
*23
11%
11%
xl0%
11%
11
11%
85
x82 %
82%
84
84
66
66%
66%
65%
26
26%
26
15%
66
common—1
25%
26
25%
25
*22%
lb
%
26%
7Tb
7%
%
151b
17%
17%
3Va
-
8
8%
2,100
2,200
10%
11 Va
10%
1114
*83%
85%
*33%
85 Va
20
65
65%
3,700
26
2614
55,800
22%
221it
22%
22 3
a
22%
22%
221b
22 Va
33%
3314
34%
34%
34%
87
86
87
*33%
87 T
3414
87
87%
86%
86%
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81b
10c
25
7%
1798
7%
7%
1802
1790
,_5
40%
41
23%
23%
36%
42%
43%
78
78
:_1
^
i_9
12%
1799
40 Va
*2314
24%
3614
8 Va
1770
1785
7%
1735
41%
40%
41
24%
24%
2414
8%
9
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
4
10% Jan
2
July 16
27% Jan
2
28% Sep
*23%
550
41
2,200
24%
36%
37%
36
35%
36%
18.000
43 3 a
44 V*
43%
4414
43%
44%
78%
78 Va
34,100
78%
73%
*77%
12%
24%
36%
12%
78%
12%
12%
11%
12%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
6%
6 lb
6%
6%
15%.
15%
xl5%'
15%
15%
15%
2.50
15'A
53%
53%
•53%
54%
54
5
31%
31%
61b
6%
7
,
37'A
.24%-,6%
12
t'/
12 3
8
25
24%
7 Va
3,000
15%
11,900
54
54
54
54%
55
32%
32%
32%
32%
42,300
73%
72%
72%
72%
72%
34%
47,000
21%
21%
45,700
45%
46%
12,900
31%
32 Va
72
71%
73%
33%
33%
34%
34
35
33%
34%
21%
21%
21%
21%.
211b
21%
1
21%
21%
45 %
46%
46
46%
45%
46%
45 Va
45%
3514
35%
36
36%
35%
36%
35'A
35%
34%
35'A
9,600
12%
13
13
131b
131b
14%
14'A
15
14%
115
14%
*113
16,200
Oil
10
lb
72%
Trust1
100
114
120
"113
33%
:
✓
1191a
115
52%
521b
52%
52%
52 %
5214
52
50c
52 Va
14%
51%
52%
141b
14%
12,800
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14'A
19%
191b
14%
mib
19%
37,800
19 Va
19%
Mfg
19'A
19 Va
191b
19%
2,700
331b
3314
33
3314
32%
3314
10,700
12
12
12
12
11%
12
55%
55
VB
*55 Va
55%
40
20%
20%
*20%
2014
500
No par
Co
__5
33%
3314
33 lb
33%
'
—l
preferred
50
12
*
12
12
12
55 %
■
55 lb
*55 lb
19%
19%
*55 lb
55%
19%
1914
57%
*19
85
'83
56%
*83
'
5714
58%
57%
85
*83
'55%
20
58 lb
5714
85
*83
26,200
22%
22%
5,700
42%
4314
42%
43
43
44%
10,400
2114
:221b
20%
221b
2114
21%
14%
14%
14%
14%
22
14%
14%
14%,
59%
59
59%
59
59%
28 Va
28%
—2
*59
42%
Va''
58
59
59
59
27%
28%
48% Jun
24
57
Jan
29
2
58
16% Dec
30
31% Jan
2
16% Jan
2
41% Oct
30
61
9
43% Feb
10
37% Jun 20
23% Feb
20
17
45
24% Aug 1249% July 23
29% AUg
8
50% Aug
4
Sep
3
Jan
14
10% Jan
8
15% Jun
16
Jan
2
32% Jan
6
36
Jan
21
5%
13% Sep
22% Aug
2
Twin
6
TXL
12% Feb
4
27%
Udylite
21% Dec
43
Oct
30
22
Jan
20
50'A Sep
30% Jun
9% Dec
19
17
32% Dec
27
19% Dec
2% Oct
50
53
6
Jan
Jan
21% Jan
3
2
17
10% Jan
10
3% Jan
2
12% NOV 14
30% Jan
18
13% Jan
13
Transue & Williams Steel
35
Apr
World
Airlines
No par
Inc
5
Tri-Continental Cory common
$2.70 preferred-;
7
Truax-Traer Coal Co
"Preferred series A
1
28%
27%
28%
x30 %
31
3014
3014
29
29%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%,,
13%
13%
13%
13%
38
x.37%
38%
37%
28
37 %
3714
37%
38
x54
*54%
55
54
53%
53%
*22%
22%
21%
22%
22%
*49'/*
5214
*4914
52 %
4914
221b,
4914
1
28%
281b
28%
50
49%
49 Va
*48%
Century Fox Film
1
33
Transit com__Nopar
prior preferred
50
*35
Twin City Rap
conv
Coach
Oil
281b
30
13%
37%
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th
2814
29
50
50
common
(conv)_
Co__
Corp
33%
12 Vu
32%
29
5314
22%
52%
28%
33%
12%
xl2
28%
2814
281b
49%
49%
49%
32%
1214
*36
39
121b
*35
1
12%
121b
12
1214
1
(The)
53%
221b
*49
*48%
49%
40
19%
20%
20 lb
9,800
83
24%
22%
14%
4214
58
2,800
83
22%
5
57%
1,000
24%
14%
(The)
(The)
57%
120
85
14%
Roller
116
25%
22%
22 Va
^
115
24%
22'A
42 Va
34 Va
30,900
No par
22 Va
21
2,400
32
70%
32
23
Trans
3,100
614
15%
,.
15%
33 %
No par
Ex-distribution
3
80
17,100
32%
■
22 Va
17
Feb
14% Aug 13
40% Aug 25
200
43%
22%
43%
22%
Oct
26
37
32,100
1 765
40%
Transamerica. Corp_
July
1,100
78%
22%
50
1,100
1,800
,
42%
1
j.
>
*77%
12%
24%
1785
41
*23%
37
7.50
7%
1800
40%
25
com
7%
25
20% Jan
6,000
22%
33%
87
25%
14
172,500
52
23
34
25
30
-500
51%
34
V3
4,000
23
*86
■
12,000
800
;
52%
30
'55
»
231b
12.50
of
13,000
2014
'
26'A
*83
I'. 7%
Va
38%
•
-
66
7%
•
38%
20%
171b
54
66%
A
;
15%-
5
2514
9% Oct
600
39%
23%
23 % Dec
80
5,900
-
13%
20%
65:,.i
Ry Co
Co
7,400
38%
No par
common—
Edison
.
20%
24%
Co
83
*13%
32 %
13
40
13
39%
23%
Toledo
82%
13%
16%
67 >
*
-
10
Trane
83%
16%
66%
83%
67
Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction—_1
July 10
01% Aug
66%
16%
67
82%
*12%
(The)—4.16%
$1.20 preferred
Aug 14
16%
66 lb
16%
66 %•
83%
No par
common
Oil
16%
*66%
84
2,600
13%
16%
84%
67
■
May 20
*66
83%
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
4% preferred
100
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
200
73,000
13%
._l
common
&
$2.50 convertible
60% July 31
7,300
19%
24%
ex-distribution
Glass
1314
58
1
Co_
Thatcher
18
28
14% July 16
89% May
8
Dec
19%
55
83
5
common
Thermold
27
10
42*% Oct
Inc
54%
*86
56%
1
$1.25 conv Dreferred—
34% Aug 25
14V* Jan 28
6
Utilities
Textron
18%
20
57%
'
55%
89
59
Inc
Pacific Land
Pacific
'•
1
Coal
&
19%
58 Va
55%.
*86
59
—25
Texas
57%
56%
86%
19
59%
a
Producing Co_
Sub share ctfs
55%
86 Va
58%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texas Pacific
19%
1
Gulf Sulphur
50% Aug 11
39 % Aug 22
33
55%
89
20
*85
1
Co
Gulf
40% Jun
54%
19%
20
—
Texas
31% Jun 19
10
Corp
8
12
54%
90
19%.
*19%
400
20
Corp
18
Aug
23% Aug
54 lb
■86
20
(James)—-—;
Aircraft
16
30
160
151,100
TelAutograph Corp
Aug 14
Sep
22
8% Mar 15
58
common
Symington Wayne Corp
73% Sep
15
36,800
—No par
37
Oct
4
52,000
48
15
preferred
24
15% Feb
10
53%
47%
1
Co_—;
13
26
87% Nov 13
Corp
55% Feb
9
52%
48
100
Tool___
22% Jan
Jun"~6
Jan
Mach
Mining
■
24
53%
47%
53
5
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
30
9
3
52%
48%
58%
Co
38% Aug 27
Dec
% Jan
3
54
47%
1
Sutherland Paper Co
Sweets Co of America
Swift & Co
6% Dec
72
80
57 Va
com
superior Oil of California
5
19% Jan
10
Sunshine
*3
53%
_1
5%% 2nd pfd series
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
25
3
57%
10
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
4%% preferred series
90
July 31
9% Jan 24
3 Va
5
Broadcasting
Chemical
*3
7,400
48 lb
-No par
34% Apr
13
7
Jan
3
Vu'
8,900
8%
5
27% July 24
25% Apr 23
2
6% Jan
17
A
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
5
69
30% Mar 19
72
27% Jan 29
42% Jan
85% Aug
2 2'A Aug 14
6
19% Dec
26% Nov 13
Apr 24
16
20% Jan
Mar 20
27% Nov 13
27
Jan
3
3
91b
51%
Webster
SJindstrand
Sun
9%
56
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam Corp
5
4
12% Aug 14
1
59
3
15% Aug
Apr
79
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
30
Jan
9
9%
10
Shares
52 %
75
47%
& Fuller Co_
&
Storer
8
9%
9%
52%
*74%
52 %
preferred
Inc
prior preference
Stone
Aug 25
2
26
Dec
1210
Jan
2% Jan
67% Nov 26
20
20
Baer
5%
8
11
Dec
78
24
54% Sep
8% Apr 11
57% July 23
21
15% Dec
9
37% Jan
27
42% Oct
■
29% Apr
30
8
convertible
Stokely-Van Camp
Sep
3
18% Jun 19
16..
9%
10
52%
75
56%
—.
Stix
*74%
48 Ve
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc.
Stewart-Warner Corp
4
39% Sep
3
20% July 25
10% Jan
5
May
24% Aug
Jan
51%
74%
55%
Sterling Drug Inc..
15% Jan
'29
52%
74%
47%
Stanley Warner Corp
12
52 %
74%
50%
common—10
series
41% Sep
717% Jan
18% May 15
19% May 21
17
31
Ohio
14
35% July 15
19
53%
74%
7
.$1.20
convertible preferred
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
3
52
74%
9%
the Week
25
Packaging Corp
issued—,—
15
10% Jan
29% Jan
15
16% Dec
15% Dec
of
Friday
Sept. 19
6.25
Jersey.
Starrett Co (The) LS
Stauffer Chemical Co
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Apr 23
2
25% Feb
27% Dec
16
New
74% May 19
84% Sep 16
13% Sep 18
Feb
59
$1.60
" Jun 18
Apr
California..
of
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 18
51%
'*3
______
preferred
When
8
25% Sep
18% July 12
23
54% Nov
Sep
Sep
18 %
13% Oct 22
3%%
Standard
16
; 59% Sep 15
Jan
23
11% Dec
19
of
Standard Oil
58
Aug 11
94% May 26
•
distribution
Standard Oil
SALS PRICES
Sept. 17
74%
1
Oil of Indiana
17
35% Feb
47 % Feb
Ex
5
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. J «
51V*
Gas & Electric Co—
25
5
11% Dec
Inc
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 15
No par
No par
Co
Jan
3% Feb
Monday
Par
com
43% Feb
10
July
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
4
•
,
/EXCHANGE
55% Jun
Aug 29
6
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
3314
3214
12 Va
11%
39
*35
33
12
*29
53
53 'A
2214
22%
6,700
2,800
2,600
27,000
1,100
12,200
21,400
1,700
25,800
*49
51%
100
28
2814
5,400
*48%
32%
11%
39
30
30
*35
50
22%
12
200
20,300
4,500
39
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
12,500
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
33,200
3.600
u
10% Dec
30
16% Apr
29
9% Juu
12% Dec
24
33% Jun
26
12% Jan
2
22
5% Dec
18
8% Apr 11
37% July 22
5% Jan
2
10% Jun
26% Oct
22
90
NOV
14
24% Oct
22
Dec
68
100% Jan
Aug 20
78% Sep
30% Mar 25
124% July 10
29% Mar 19
86% NOV 15
75
10
82
83% Apr
27% Jan
79% Jan
Sep
15
81% Feb
2
17
92
21
Jan 24
16
19
5
70% Sep
89% Feb
83 %
2
64% Jun
40% Jan
13
31% Jan
24 V* Jan
2
24% NOV 22
20% Dec
23
18% Oct
31
22
48
Dec
19
101
Oct
14
152
77
Oct
10
115
15
Dec
17
25% Oct
22
86
Aug 22
18% Dec
90% Jan
100
38
Nov
26
4
11% Dec
24
33% Dec
2
14
Jan
2
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
20%
19 >A
20
19%
191b
19%
19%
6%
8
Jan
34 la Sep
19
18% May
21% Jan
2
24% Feb
52 % Jan
111
Jan
91
2
2
9
143
Jan
2
108
29% May 14
Apr
JaD
3
JaD
10
Jar
2
67 % Sep
15
19
36
May 21
44% Sep
12
6% JaD
8
22% Jan
100% Mar 12
32 V*
Sep
"11% Jan
Aug
1
15% July 28
94
93
*81
87
*75
85
*75
85
$3.50 series
No par
72
73%
*72%
75
$4
No par
25
*8414
86
84
*82
47%
4814
10
30%
30%
30%
Preferred
Oil
of
series
California
non-cum
Tank
preferred
Car
10
Co
Nopar
5
10
5
No par
Carton
10% Jan
2
Jan
3
30% Dec
23
39% Sep
13
30 %
Sep
3
35
18
39
Nov
1
75% Nov
12
76% July 11
89% Dec 31
Dec
25% Oct
22
39% Jun
20% Oct
22
34% July 18
69% Dec
4
31V4 Apr
147
Aug
lfl
8
165
Por footnotes
see
Dec
page
5
12
28.
4
2
1% Aug
4
47°/8 Sep 19
33% Sep
10
Z9
48 % Jan
8
Jan
Jar
A
78% Aug 22
26% Jai
2
21% Jan
2
65% Jan
14
159% Apr
3
90
37
Sep
42% Sep
93
Aug
171 % May
6%
U S
Corp^.
54,500
8,200
8%
331b
x21
21%
2814
2814
64%
65%
143
8V4
32%
33
*130
104
1041b
81b
33
21
2 lib
29
28%
65%
143
64%,
'
*96
99
*96
8'A
8 lb
281b
*28%
:_5
15%
15%
15%
47%
13%
43%
44%
10
1314
1314
11
11
10%
13%
11
L
14%
14%
14%
25
1
100
U
& Foreign Securities
Freight Co
U S
Gypsum
common
1%
46
1%
46%.
*4314
r
13%
1%
40%
41
Ye
80
•
*78%
*79
*33 %
40
%
15,100
30%
5,100
*96
99
30%
31%
30%
31%
9,800
66
631b
66'A
671b
10,9C0
43%
4314
*42%
43%
600
81b
19,300
28%
1,100
81b
8
28%
15%
15%
48 lb
47
33%
33%
Va
28%
1514
8
23%
15%
15%
48
47%
48%
15,800
33%
33 Va
33%
17,600
10,500
5.400
44
42%
4314
42%
42%
13%
13%
13%
131b
13%
13%
4,300
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14,600
16,800
1%
1%
12,300
47 Va
47
471b
13,200
33%
34
34%
340
16,700
lib
-
1%
40%
39%
4014
80
78%
80
X3514
36%
40%
4114
37
41%
87%
23%
30
1%
40 Va
*161 Va
1,400
23
33%
35 Va
88'A
16,000
102%
46%
41%
165
99
10214
12,100
33%
35%
87
104%
29
66
143
47
4114
*161%
*96
641b
1,100
33
34%
4
81b
28%
103%
2814
*130
8,900
21
46%
1
100
99
31%
66%
44%
143
140
34
No paa
:
661b
30%
*43%
■
1%
46%
34
28%
23
15%
44
4614
*33%
64%
47 Tb
15
__2
28'A
*130
33
•3314
«.
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30Va
8
48%
321b
20%
23
28%
15%
48%
20%
30%
*43%
814
33s4v
•
23%
*96
29
33%
.34%
30 Va
99
48
65%
814
33%
23
44%
8 Va
29
81b
33%
8
104%
44Va
28%
21
81b
33%
8>A
33%
♦103%
441b
1
*82
143
44 Va
5
73%
*130
5
Corp
U S
Co
311b
65
preferred
pieferred
30%
30%
No par
11
14
7%
31 ;
10
Co
16
22
301b
31%
Borax & Chemical Corp com
S
30%
65
preferred
4%%
30%
31
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park city Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Mach common
25
2
32
30%
64%
tngineering & Foundry
United Greenfield
United Industrial
37% May 20
33 'u
35,500
32%
Improvement Co_
2
49
65%
United Electric Coal Cos
Gas
9
48%
31%
*
United
1% Jan
4914
64%
(Del)
~0%
16% Jan
170
48%
10
Corp
31
84
50
No par
Corp
Gas
12 Dec
84
48%
30%
United Fruit
3
*82
30%
United
17
84'A
49Va
23 %
36
Feb
83%
48
30%
50% Aug 28
11% Sep
15% Aug
75
23%
27 V* Jan
15
104
*73
30%
34% Jan
34% Jan
64 34
*130
74
23%
9
liy8 May 16
5% JaD
2
281b
100
85
1
United-Carr Fastener
United Corp
(Del)
United
♦21
*75
74
8%
85
America—No par
of
&
lb
30%
*75
7214
32%
100
$4.50 preferred
Board
8
111
104%
23%
47% Jan
"II
200
30
*9214
38% May
8
38% Feb 19
30
24,100
94%
301b
94
17
23
30%
30%
93
30
Oct
110%.
11214
29%
93%
23
10% Dec
110%
11114
30Va
25 % Dec
Sep
2
45% July 23
1U%
20,800
21,400
11214
United
8% Mar 13
11
1101b
9,500
2,400
3814
93%
United Carbon Co
30
16% Jan
37%
29%
United Biscuit
15
19
37%
93
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
United Artists Corp
45
37'A
8'A
3014
■
24% Sep
37
38 %
8
111%
United Aircraft Corp common
4%
convertible preferred
Aug
2
37%
8
93
Union Twist Drill Co
United Air Lines Inc_
Aug
15 % Jan
37%
7%
29%
Union
31% Aug
69% Aug
31
814
110%
4%
27
2
37%
8
10
Union Pacific RR Co common
8
93
Jan
37%
8
Nopar
33% Oct
5
36%
8
_No par
No par
Union
24
Apr
8%
common
Elec Co
Preferred
Apr 25
15
46% May 8
7% May 20
35% Jan 11
6% Oct 28
22 % Dec
4
Jan
Apr
10%
201b
Corp
Preferred $3.70 series
'
Mar 24
31% Aug
10%
20%
8
Preferred $4.50 series
29
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
22
Oct
Apr
26% Jan
25% July 22
31% Dec 31
30
44
8
Apr
Jan
84
10%
2014
5
*
33% Mav 16
43%
Union
54Tb Jun
23
9% Mar
32% July 18
23
81
21
Union Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp*.
4
103% Jun
94
Oct
.
1
No par
—
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
4
Dec
7
17
12
Sep
1G-
24
6
38% Aug
113
Sep
40
7% NOV
May
Corp (The)——
Underwood Corp
88%
165
86%
*161%
87%
165
1%
41%
40%
41'A
81
79
79
170
36%
36%
36%
37
8,100
40'A
41
40%
40%
5,900
8614
11,400
40
*79
84%
*158
87%
165
85%
*158
165
j
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
28
.
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
(1172)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
5% Oct 22
31
a'/e Dec 23
38
8
45
24
37
Nov
4
73
87
Mar
94
17% Feb
12
Dec
30
30
Dec
44
Aug 12
37
Aug
3
53% July 29
51% Jan
13
143% Sep
19
158% Jun
12
19% Jan
32% Jun
16
Jan
B
5% Dec 23
10
19
Jun 25
2
Nov
6
Oct
21
41
86
21
155
Apr
Feb
Jun
18% Dec 31
73
15% Sep
2
7% Sep
10
142
26% Aug
14
3
Jan
18% May 12
7
Jun
12
57
Sep
4
71
1
29% Apr
10
24% Jan
2
31
Sep
50% Jan
3
27 % Jan
Oct
25
Dec
19
4% Dec
20
•
»
/,
13% Jan
7
14% July 16
21% Jan
Sep
,
20
29
May
8% Nov
7
Oct 23
47
Dec 31
45% Jan 17
Dec
40
124
Oct
123
124
23
Oct
6
25% Jan
13
124
Apr 22
79
21% Oct
11
28
26% Jan
9.7% Jun
21.
May 22
Feb 12
78% Jun
111
20
90
May 28
98
Mar
82
July 24
93
101.
Apr
.
Mar 13
90% July 15
95
19
37% July 11
24% Apr -' 7
10% Oct 29
12% May 24
11
35% Aug 20
12% Mar 4
11
20% Aug 12
24% Dec
10% Dec
2
.
2
16% Sep
16
14% Jan 20
18% Sep
11
9% Jan
21% AUg 12
3
Jan
14
Jan
88 % Sep
74
Jan
3
84
Jan
13
5
95% Aug 27
25,900
41%
42%
141 %
*29-%
34%
35%
50
50'%
51
79
79%
79%
146
145%
145%
22
77
Jan
32
Dec
30
56 V*
May 15
14
12% Oct 22
6
Aug
Aug
8
May~29
35%
34
35
49%
49 %
77%
145=%
145
145%
145%
26%
26%
26%
26
35%
*34%
35%
35%
3574
13%
*1372
13%
14%
13%
14
xl4
14
13%
5%
83 %
83%
84*%
84%
6%
6%
6%
7%
7
15%
24%
00%
30
*118
*118
31%
../
18%
91 %
30
30%
30%
102%
-
103
103
'8:3 .
89
*92 - 94%
*86 . 90%
31% 31%
11% 11%
15% 16%
*18
18%
*07% 89
94
94
•
41%
41%
41%
41 %
42%
5.20C
41
Oct
34% Jan
2
46 Vb Aug
17
34% Jan
2
417s May 19
25
2
347b Sep
Waukesha Motor Co
7!
24% Sep 11
3% Aug 14
Welbilt Corp
35% Aug
Wesson
30% Oct
22
Oct
22
36% Jan
24% Dec
30
34% May 24
26% May 3
19% Dec 30
3% May
1% Nov 21
22% Oct
42
56
48% Jan
Aug 14
Jan
19% Mar
l%Jan
15
34% Jan 29
14
10% Aug
10
4
15% Jan
5
25% Jan
2
Mar 20
96% Sep
18
Jan
3
Mar
4
81% Sep 20
95
Jan
28
93
Feb
18
87
47% Jan
11
11
87
17% Oct 22
14% Jun 24
25% July 31
16% July 30
14 % Jan
88
98
2
87% July 11
94
30%
30%
35%
30%
35%
36
35%
36%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%<
21%
21
22
22
22%
88% July 11
63
31
Apr
48% Jan
1
4
West Penn Electric Co
5
West Penn Power 4%% pfd—100
4.20% preferred series B
100 \
4.10% preferred series C
100
9
472%
Western Auto Supply
Feb
100
4.80%
10
71% Sep
19
3
81% Sep
15
67% Sep 19
42 % Jan
2
60
Sep
15
Jan
2
27 % Sep
8
177a Jan
2
4%
19
20% Jan
26% Aug 26
33% May 14
17% Dec 30
52% Feb
68% July
12
92
79% Aug 19
55% Jun
8
Mar 25
19
Aug
2
4
7
50% Sep
19
94% Aug
4
16
129% Feb
4
33% Dec 24
■r-
69% Jan
2
96% Jan
9
33% Apr
83% Jan
7
82% NOV 13
15% Deo 30
26% Mar 22
16% Feb
21
24% Sep
55
68% Jan
61 % July 24
Dec
O
6
89
*35
56
Jan
21
28% Mar 14
26
Jan
7
34% Oct 21
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
Dec
10
13% Jan
4% Deo 23
10
40% Jan
48% July 24
Whirlpool Corp common
47*% convertible preferred—
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White
91% Jan
100
47a Jan
8
24
29% Jan 14
18
32% Jun
13
30
Oct
Feb
27
Nov 12
62% Jun
13
May 17
16% July
68
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
4
Nov 12
75
8
Jan
SI
19% Jan
9
5% Jan 21
18% Feb
8
28% Oct
17
34
May 13
9
131
Mar 19
110
Aug
29% Deo 31
18% Nov 14
22% Feb
20
Deo
30
35
35% Dec
26
45% Jan
45 % Nov 20
July
Jan
Wilcox
574%
Aug 29
13
71
85% July 10
Jan
2
12% July 31
Jan
2
26% Jan
5
CO
No par
Wilson & Co Inc common
No par
10
preferred
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
Windsor
Co
.
Industries
10c
Inc
1
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin
6%
10
Elec Power Co com
preferred
Public
Service
100
10
20% Jan
25 Vb July 16
Wisconsin
8
21% Jan
30% Sep 11
49 Vb July 29
Woodward Iron
36% Jan
45 % Feb 27
617a Juiy 22
Worthington
80% Jan
2
97
preferred 472% series
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
3
78% Jan
2
4% Dec 27
8% Apr
11
4% Jan
2
237. Nov
6
34% July
9
25 7« Oct
22
35% Jan
2
66% Dec
19
123% Jan
2
18 7« Dec
31
May 27
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
68% Jan
16
Apr
67% Feb
—
Oil
8
88% Jan
y
27
Mar 25
preferred
Sewing Machine
16
22
Ky
M-aividend
Jun
37
135
75
*
*
13
3
Jan
10
—
Feb
7% Aug 25
317a Jan
78% Dec
30
15
39% Sep
€8% July 15
92% Mar 15
Oct
5
27 % Aug 25
124
51
46% Aug
5
157a Jan 30
4
"58%
43%
25% July 1
37
Feb 13
23% Mar
47
26
Co common
5
80
20
1
100
White
common
1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
Sep
*
20% Oct 22
Motor
2
9
28
Jun
5
88% Sep
16
8% Aug
5
30% Sep
3
132
prices; z Ex-distribution. day.
no sales on this
Ex-rigbts.
Sep
Corp
Co
-
(F W) Co
Corp
common
Prior
19
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
19
Zenith Radio Corp
3674 Aug 26
11174 Sep 19
19% Sep
Woolworth
*93
6874
80
*92%
*36
90%
33%
11%
11%
nvz
11%
11%
11%
11,300
15%
16
15%
16
7
15%
15%
20,100
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
89
37
88,
87
87
89
*87%
93%
93
93
93
93
93
94
42%
14%
39
•
10
10
10
100
10
5
No par
No par
1
85
*109
48%
92
24%
*59
37
40%
26%
82%
827a
*12%
7
1374
77a
39%
34
39
34
25%
1257a 125%
23
29%
2372
29%
48'/a
59%
48%
59%
86%
887a
7%
86
87%
7%
-
99
7%
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41
267a
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39
12
43%
43 %
43%
14%
14%
14!
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14%
39
39
38 %
39
38%
38%
2,300
31%
32 %
2,700
13%
13%
8.500
11%
11%
92
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89%
60
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3%
0%
2,300
2374
3,90C
79%
16.40C
137
12
13%
11%
23!
8%
23!
23
,
Y
11%
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9%
23
j
13%
4
92
CO cc
313
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32%
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23
3
78%
79%
78%
■
45%
40%
34%
24%
3% ;
22
80
7874
44%
45
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40
40%
40
40
%
40 %
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34%
33%
33 "4
*33%
24 Vb
24%
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24%
23%
37B
3%
59%
277a
25%
64%
85
120
49%
92
24%
60
43%
51%
99
77a
257a'
36%
44
26%
82
13%
774
39%
33% 337»
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125%
23% 24
297i
29%
4872
5972
8574
48%
59%
86
3
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48
200
800
3,600
3%
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34
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47
74
26C
4774
02%
706
59%
59 %
60
60
61 %
22
22%
21%
22 7b
21%
21%
2,500
30%
317b
30%
31%
11,900
9674
96%
96%
97%
30%,
31
96%
97 %
88
*87
39 7a
18%
68%
39%
40 %
21%
18%
18%
1374
*
9.506
39%
39%
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101 %
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68 %
69
80
%
21%
1,206
18%
18%
6,900
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96
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81
83%
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100
100
21%
69%
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89
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'
21%
96
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88%
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40%
101%
21%
88
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88%
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A
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80
96
68%
71
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58%
11.20C
81
CO
%
400-
9,400
59
59%
59%
597b
25%
26%
25
26
25%
26%
81,500
25%
26
257a
267i
25%
26 7B
; 9/400
04%
62%
63 7 B
6*2%
63%
43,700
63%
•
84
84
120
857a
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48%
49%
92
92
24%
24%
60
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4374
43
51!
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42%
51%
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120
85%
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85 7a
,
500
120
24,700
50%
48%
49%
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92
92
92
92
24
24%
23%
24%
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5974
59
59
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43%
44
1,900
43
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51%
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4374
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11,400
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30
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25%
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25%
37
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42
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42%
3,406
26%
17,206
20%
2674
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82
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807a
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80
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1374
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13%
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13%
6%
6%
90C
26%
6%
39%
33%
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23%
7
7
7
39%
39%
39%
39%
3,701
33%
33
337t
33%
3374
9,700
125%
*124
135%
24%
23%
125%
100
23%
23%
23%
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29 Va
3,200
1,700
48 74
13,800
6174
6.30C
29
28%
29%
487a
48%
47%
48%
60
6074
60
60 %
85%
86
29
200
39%
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87%
87%
87%
7%
7%
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83
47%
60%
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85%
180
87 %
87%
1,300
7%
7%
7%
1,600
29%
34%
29% 30%
347a 34%
109% 1107a
18% 1974
29% 29%
34% 34:c
10974 109%
1974 19%
115% 118
117
company's reorganization, a Deferred
'
'124
87%
7%
1161a
1.10C
8.700
47%
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7%
113
45
3
Y
34
34
-
35
48
88%
112%
4.400
40%
*44%
45
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108
18
1,200
24
3%
•
24
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30
34%
109%
18%
tin receivership or petition has been filed for the
• - -
42
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11%
30
3074
34%
34%
105% 108%
18
1874
in
,3.400
:
14
13%
70
81
25%
64%
'
41%
31%
18%
96
58%
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110
260
14
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32
61
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92
4074 4074
100
100
7%
33 V4
16%
60
9974
120
32 7a
32%
11%
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;
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51
89
94
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r
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•
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35
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1.80012.00C
103
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89
90%
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18%
96
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81%
•
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47%
58% 59%
26% 27! a
25% 26
63% 64%
84
* 84
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120
47% 48%
93
93
24
24%
No par
2.50
RR
Telegraph
52% Aug 27
8
24% Oct 25
90
Union
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
21
Jan
125
'
Westinghouse Air Brake
65% Feb
8
May
100
*102%
103%
*92%
45
40
'34%
*24
3%
22
31%
90%
79
98%
89
*88% 92
40% 41
100
101 %
fO
30%.
94
22%
31
90
/
94
47%
30%
98%
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92
30%
2.ior
18%
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3.100
•
81
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18%
103
102%
89
'
30%
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30%
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18%
92
103
30%
30%
,
81
30%
19%
92
9
61%
22%
31%
1)1%
19%
92
35
*61
22%
217«
18%
Maryland Ry com—No par
noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western
92 % Apr
24
83
119
Co com
preferred
.Western Pacific
July 22
128
1
5
Western
14% Oct
4
$
100
preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
41% Dec 11
22
Co
West Va Pulp «fc Paper common
May
13
Jan
Coal
*118
*76
81
2.2CC
*113
118 %
31%
31%
31%
1.30C
10,50<
13%
69%
118%
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28
13
v
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*118
31%
8,106-
11,701'
3.20C
11%
69
-
20c
5.900
23
27-4
%
13%
A
10%
69 %'
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81
28
13%
69
:
22%
•
09%
69%
69%
,
13%
13
13%
-
27%
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27%
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18% Aug 26
2
34
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1)00
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30%
13%
11%
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24%
3%
:
30%-
14%
387b
31%
9-%
22%
78%
44%
40%
34%
59
59%
41%
11%
91
20%
30%
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13%
180
150
*1974
59.
17%
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94
14%
38%
31%
150
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16
42%
f
20%
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20%
30%
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94
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31%
11%
64
24%.
3%
2.50
preferred
6
237b Feb 17
19% May 13
*34%
5
1
Oil & Snowdrift com
West Kentucky
3
Jun
103
4
39%
Stamped—
4
May 20
99% Jun 11
95% May 28
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
96% Mar
*9%
22%
77%
44%
5
Knitting Mills
4.80%
44% Aug 15
104% Mar 20
Dec
1
32% July 16
92% Nov 11
62
preferred
Wayne
105
31% Feb 28
7
Oct
9
23% Sep
28% Jun
105
32
5
Mar
65
8
13
4
79% Nov
16
Sep
49% July 28
39% Jan
15% Dec 23
NOV
7
17
80
3
Jan
23
8%
25
23% Sep
44% Jan 15
23
52% Apr
90
31%
13%
11%
'87
Co common
Ward Baking
Mar 21
Apr
West Indies Sugar
23% Oct 21
10
-
No par
2.50
Co—
13
14
8
Apr
8
16% Jan 30
2
28% Jan
3
68 % July 1«
38% Mar 28
30
Walworth
95'
Jan 13
84
24
16% Jan
22
Walgreen Co:
Walker (Hiram) G & W
Jan
16% July 12
95% Jan
8
4
4
-1
100
Ward Industries Corp—
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
—5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
Washington Gas Light Co_
No par
Washington Water Power
No par
30
28
16% Dec 30
42%
14%
38%
152
152
154
5.9%
26%
13
69
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19%
92
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30%
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31%
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19%
92
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76
26%
58%
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10%
36%
10%
21% 22
26% 26%
13% ,43%
68
63%
767a
25%
7 »;•
60
30%
36%
10%
7%
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26%
31
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30%
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6%
76%
25%
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19% 4 19%
19%
5,700
6%
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25%
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154
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152
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40%
40%
40%
40
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76%
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24%
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76
76
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7%
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7%
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1.100
5,400
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85
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16
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16
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6
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6
6
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15,500
26%
35%
24
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26%
7%
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145
36%
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32% Sep
79%-
78%
1437a
26%
84%
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1,206
49%
497b
79
26%
35
16% Feb
11% July 17
11% Aug 29
Oct
42% Feb 12
15
39% Aug 27
27% Jan
2
25% Jan is
18%
Oct~22
11% Dec
80
14V4 Sep
8
31
27% Dec 31
13%
12% Jan
7,100
*35%
15%
—:
Wagner Electric Corp—.
Waldorf System
44% July 31
1,400
35%
35%
preferred——100
Wabash RR 4%%
24
77C
29%
34%
79-%
78%
\v
Oct
72% Feb
60% May 20
33% Jan
2
24
60
141 %'
29%
141
29%
50%
34%
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29%
I'll
30
26%
75%
1
8
May 13
180
42
140%
34%
7
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
.8
$5. preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
—
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$4.20 preferred—
—100
,'
$4.12 preferred
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8%
preferred
10
Vulcan Materials Co common—.—1
5% convertible preferred
-—16
53/«% preferred
—
100
6%% preferred ——
100
99% Apr
100
41%
5? it
noncumulative preferred—100
Works common—5
preferred
---100
Va-Carollna Chemical com—No par
1
90% July
9
99%
42
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1
div partic preferred
100
4174
14%
Industries Inc com-2.£>h
conv preferred—
—5
8%
100
29%
29%
20
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42%
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29%
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75
99%
99%
141%
42%
42%
142%
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39%
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75
35%
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8
100
11,600
75
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75
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84%
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26%
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73%
145%
Victor Chemical
31% May 20
113
May 20
91;; Feb 25
1
40 %
77
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2,50
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Aug 29
85
Mar 27
83
Corp of
$2.28
Raalte Co Inc__
4
Mar 21
99
Jan
30
76% Dec
84
39%
50
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar
20% Sep
Jan
82 74
40 %
33%
Norman
Van
8
85Y May
77% Feb>
84''2
38 %
29%
5%
B
Mar
84
30
12% Dec 31
11% Aug 27
24% Aug 27
28% Aug
7
13% Sep 12
69% Sep 17
32 % Aug
23% Jan
33% July 16
23% Oct 22
Apr
26%
83
39
41%
-
Vanadium
Van
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124 -
25
Aug
9
,
26
85
1
8%
26 V»
84%
26%
38%
.
6.90C
30%
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26%
102
'•1—
25%
8%
84%
141
preferred
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—100
Power & Light Co—_. 12.80
Utah
16
26
84%
73
—100
4%%
*8%
39
Corp
preferred
872
26%
'•99%
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc
36% Aug 27
5% Jan
8
13% Jan
24- -18
12 % Dec
8%
Feb 24
22
71
3
30%
*8%
8%
30
30
29%
29%
30
38%
14
common—30r*
preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
155'/a July 11
22% Mar 6
*8%
300
19.800
a
45
*43
45
84%
$3.50 convertible
1
42% Sep
1
19% May
32% Feb
3
29%
10!
9%
25%
preferred
Class B 2nd
United Whelan
77% Jan 24
74% Jan 22
4
30% Jun
05% Nov 22
7% Jan 23
6
4% Jan
Jun 21
30% Oct 22
12
16
%
8%
26
noncumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
86% Mar 12
13
6% May 15
79
Jan 21
30
*8%
1%
5% Jan
July 21
Apr 17
20
4% Jan
45
29%
No par
Co common
45
*43
'42%
,
preferred
7c/o
Jan
7
5% July
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
S
U S Tobacco
14% Sep
Jan
10
68% Jan
Jan 21
87
10
38% May 16
35% Jan
0
•
15% Feb
12% Dec
21
4
2
31
Dec
21
30
2
46% Jan
25% Deo 12
36
Jan 22
73% Jan
5% Oct 29
135
2
25% Jan
155% Jan 25
1
9% Oct 22
75
3
21% Jan
common
10
5
10
U S Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
100
3%% preferred series B
100
U S Rubber Co common
5
8% non-cum 1st preferred—100
U S Shoe Corp
1
U S Smelting Ref & Mln com—50
1%
preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
.16%
1(»
22
J£m
1
Aug
08
Sep
42 % Sep
20
Mar
31
154
Jan
79% Sep
48% Dec 19
136% Jun
17
100
Apr 14
31% Apr
140
Co
13%
37%
9%
*43
45
15,300
13%
37
9%
10%
*43
Shares
13%
*3672
38
9%
10 %
the Weak
37
13%
13%
*36
38
10
10%
10
preferred
4%%
U
3
14
40% Sep
80 V* Mar
15
3
7
Sep
82
4
24
22% July 15
«4%Jan 11
61% Jan 24
Jan
Sep
85
preferred series A
4%%
U S
8
4
26% Aug
Jan
26% Mar
Aug 26
49% Jan
156
Jun 25
1
U S Lines
*36%
38
*36
50
1
50
1
class A preference
U S Industries Inc common
17
9% Jun
8% Apr
72c
5%
30% Sep 12
18% Jan
66
30% Dec 30
25
9
12
4
4
36% Jun 13
12
Dec
79
135
10% Sep
47% Feb
Jan
23% Jan
Deo
08
Oct 21
09
2
39
12
Jun
27% Jan
4
24% Nov
Jan
37% Jan 24
9
Oct 30
23
8
Aug 23
17 7a Dec 23
03
Jan
2
22 Vz Dec
2
41% Sep
8% Jan
7
17% Apr 22
Dec
16% Sep
Jan
25
Hoffman Mach common—82
U S
6% Jan
7
17% Jan
18
Sept.
Sept. 17
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
Frlday
Sept. 19
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 16
Sept. 15
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales far
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. I
Highest
Range Since
12,006
29%
34%
109
19%
30%
34^s
111%
19%
124
132
36,900
delivery, r Cash sale, wd When
distributed.
122%
700
16,400
10,600
Volume
Number 5779
188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
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Record
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New York Stock
FRIDAY
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the
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Range for Previous
Year 11)51
Lowest
r
97.12 Aug
15
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
97.12 Aug 15
•1.20 liar 28
87.1« July
01.20 Mar 28
8
87.10 July
88,10 May~3l
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—
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7
93.9
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94
Jan 29
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7
94
Jan
15
1974
15
1990
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1978-1983
May 15 1985
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15
15
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1966
F*s> 15 1995
2%s
.
29
Oct
28
104.24
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Feb
99
_
4
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Nov 29
96.16
103.8
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06.16
96.16
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98llG
25
24
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105.16 Feb
16
101.24
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Feb
3:,As—
82.16 Sep
90.30
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5
92
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14
83.16 Nov 29
90
Feb
3'/2s
91
5
-
92.16
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9
95
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13
14
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101
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or
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100.16
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100.16
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96.16
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1969
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1960
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or
Bid & Asked
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Brazil
June-Dec
101
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1980
89.30
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91.20
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1950
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of
2s
Friday
100.22
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July 15 1972
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94
96.16
Oct
3s
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100.24
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May 15 1975
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and asked
100.20
*100.16
93.30
*95.16
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100.22
*95.16
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25
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1979
May
3y2s
84.16
l
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4'As
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99.8
—_Jan
—
Thursday
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Jan 15
6
Apr 23
103.8
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1
PRICES
<
High
Bonds (S)
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89
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Nov 15 1960
International Bank for
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Reconstruction &
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4%s
Nov
24
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97.12
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8-9.16
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1967-1972
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June 15 1959-1962
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1963-1968
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,
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Dec 15 1958
Nov 15 1961
June 15 1962-1967
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Dec 15 1960-1965
2%s
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102.18
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1964
2%s
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point.
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91.24
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15 1964-1969
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2%s
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Mar 15 1966-1971
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1969
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1
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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Low
Oct
the month
case
32nds
Monday
Sept. 15
: NEW YORK STOCK
:
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each
more
LOW AND
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Exchange
YEARLY
-
column
pigurea
Lowest
WEEKLY
-
95
102%
June-Dec
3%s series No. 16
95
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s series No. 15
33
June-Dec
3%s series No. 14
95
33/4s series No. 10——
3%s series No. 11
3%s series No. 12
95
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1974
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Michigan Central RR 4y2s series C
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1975
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93
99
58%
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—
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April-Ocf
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Kansas
67
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Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
Joy Manufacturing 3%a debs 1975
113
106
126
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98 Va
92%
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103
98
98
111%
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Jamestown Franklin & Clear
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or
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3s debentures 1982———
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subord debs
conv
'
79!
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
3.20s series I 1982
1st mtge 4%s ser K
International Minerals
4
87
87
*85
Mar-Sept
Inland Steel Co 3^46 debs 1972
1st mortgage
*85
4
Sale Price
New
107
Aprll-Ocl
Last
Period
York Stock Exchange
New
Low
No.
Monday, September 22, 1958
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
High
48
48%
2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Deo
111 Cent RR consol mtge 8%s ser A 1979—May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%a BerieB B 1979
May -Nov
Consol mortgage 33/4s Beries C 1974
May-No®
Consol mortgage 394a Beries F 1984
Jan-July
1st mtge 3'As series O 1980
Feb-Auy
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3'As s f debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2 Vis ser C 1986—June-Do®
lAAdjusted income 5b Feb 1957
SEPTEMBER ly
Range Sinoa
Sold
Friday's
or
Low
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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.
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91
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NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New
York
Slock
Week's
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
4'As
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
subord debs 1987
conv
94'A
Plllsbury 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
5s series B 1975
General mortgage
General mortgage
94'A
99%
449
106'A
114'A
3%s
Coal
3%s
1967
Electric
debentures
and
First and
First
and
debentures
and
97'A
1975
4%s
debentures
Swift
96
96%
93
98
93
97'A
97'A
98
98
*86
*__
92
*80
83%
104%;
97'A
50
Oil
&
Inc
1st
debentures
4'As
101%
Terminal
103
96
38
-
subord
RR Assn
debs
of
94%-
94%
100'A
■>
115
1977
—_
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
W
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7-';
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100% 100%
*
88
81
Tol &
94%
:;
95
Ohio
Co
Cent
First
ref
Radio
Corp of America 3'/2s conv 1980
June-Bed
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975.;
99
95
3s
107
94
__
96
317
92
98%
72
75
7
67
75
90%
Feb-Aug
90%
*85
4
89
95%
80
89
88
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Coi'p—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
§ A Direct mtge 6s 1952
§ A Con sol
5'As series A 1978
4'As series C 1978
Richfield Oil Corp—
4%s
Gen
Gas
177
*96
126% 130%
—
79%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Aircraft
5'As
debs
conv
1977
109'A
107
June-Dec
mortgage 3'As series J 1969
113'A
112% 113%
*101%
139
V
Am'W-
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98%
'
subord debs
debs
conv
1977
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Bt Lawrence &
Second
Bt
gold
Louis-San
1st
1st
Mar-Sept
gold
5s
April-Oct
4s
4'/2s
B
*65
income
debs
•
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98%
2006
bond
4s
Second 4s
Bt Paul
Duluth
&
Paul Union
Bcioto
V
Bcott
Paper
Bcovill
s
f
Beagram
3s
RR
series
3s
(Jos
E)
68%
66 %
debentures
subord
1980
'liw'
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80
5s
debentures
156
50
65%
2
87
101
85
85
97%
98%
63
05%
87
89
95
•
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102%
99% 102 %
*
104
conv
Union
Oil
*89
y%:
1982
debentures
Bocony-Vaouum
Bouth
&
Bouthern
3s
Oil
2'As
93
92%
100%
99'%
97(4
97%
108%
105%
105
2
105
95
111%
93
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96
June-Dec
109'A
convertible
Indiana
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124
94
115
106'A
95
80
9
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91
100%
102
89%
78%
*
124
79%
90%
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104
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99%
96
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124
79%
Feb-Aug
.
i~w-
120
June-Bed
Jan-July
94%
78
86%
87%
85
—
86%
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j
1970
debentures
Ry
(532
109%
120%
84
21
86
108
105%
32
116%
85
'
1978
1985
115
April-Oct
Jan-July
May-Nov
1976—.
2%s
debentures
1987
Bouthern California Edison
3'As
1986
1979
debentures
Southern
116
April-Oct
1971
23As
Jan-July
Jan-July
130%
1973—June-Bed
128'A
1994
Bouthern Natural Gas Co 4'As
conv
130%
129
46
115%
7
60%
3
55
128%*
ft
119
60%
128 %
132%
First
4'As
(Oregon
4'As
4'As
1981
San
Fran Term
Bouthern
Pacific
Lines)
A
1977
Steel
4s
debs
ser
sinking fund
1986
First
1996
mortgage 2%s series E
mortgage 23As series F
First mortgage 2'As series G
4%s
99%
—
subord
conv
ser
O
C
1951
296
mtge 4'As
Wabash
172%
ref 4s
RR
Warren
West
Penn
Electric
West
Penn
Power
3'As
3'As
3%s
debs
conv
4%3
Go
&
debs
1994
Feb-Attg
div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985
101%
97% 100
75
April-Oct
May-Nov
1983
4'As
*93
100
Jan-July
'
April
94
2013
82%
53(4
—
RR
100
102%
93%
20
93%
91
89%
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*„
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99%
48
103
57
55
53%
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61
54%
53%
55
37
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56%
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97
99
19
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90
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78
13
95%
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104%
100'A
3
100
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91%
90
103% 103'A
103%
Feb-Aug
1960
81
81
'
99%
99%
98%
11
98%
Jan-July
99%
9 J'/a
98%
101'/a
Jan-July
1st mtge 4is series A 2004
Gen mtge 4'As Inc ser A Jan
2%s
Power
3(4s 1971
Electric Light & Power 2%s
59
44
87
56%
5
•
*2
64%
60
83
44(4
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June-Deo
40
89
59 %
44
59
May
1 2029
1976
86
,
83
98
82
'
88 '
88
Jan-July
1976_Jan-July
82
68
Deferred
a
sale
delivery
not
Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest. • Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included In the years range, run
94%
97'/.
107%
included
105
114
not
101%
101 %
SNegotiabillty impaired by maturity.
97%
104(4
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy,
in
the year's
included in the
range,
n
year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
'
'
—«
7
76
*84
76
50
*80
.—Jan-July
100%
18
'
Memphis
ASpokane Internl first gold
Public Service
Yonkers
105% 106
69%
81'A
*80
64
Co—
73%
Jan-July
65 %
*50%
May-Wow
first 4s
S B
Central
68
Wisconsin
63
62
-65
65 %
J 00
100
99
65
65
86%
91%
90%
—
*99
1966
1978
99
83
84.
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May-Woy
I
84
100%
99
—
84
May-Nov
C 1973_April-Oc«
—May-Nov
ser
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980.
Electric
*
*95%
Jan-July
1975
Wisconsin
61%
June-Dec
.
84%
3
91%
99
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct
5(As debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—.—Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3(4s series C 1970
.—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
95%
—
1981
1974
series
83%
63%
99%
82
84
mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
86
63%
83%
82
gen
4(5
96%
104% 105
.
114
97
27
96
*80%
gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting
89%
*96
95(4
'96
fflrst ref
RR
89'A
1
mm
94%
88
1
94%
112
*—
June-Bed
Mar-Sept
F 1983
ser
99%
1
1969
1976
income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
*nril
First mortgage 3 (4s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
93
70
—
mm
94%
Jan-July
Co—
57
70
172%
—
Gen mtge 4s
131
:
202
Mar-Sept
94%
—
—
—
195
June-Dec
1983
92%
100(4
90'/a
93(4
102%
95(4
June-Deo
1951
& refund 3%s ser I
91%
89
95
82%
98%
97%
98
Jan-July
1968
debs
93%
*84
101%
103%
93%
88
*__
Jan -July
Corp of America—
conv
subord debentures
92%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
1961
1st mtge 5%s series H 1983
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s
1st mtge coll tr 4 (4s
1988
debentures
1983
mtge
series
94%
A '75-Jime-Dec
90%
97
95
May-Nov
April-Oct
1947—.
A
Wisconsin
3%s
100%
Corp—
series
May-Nov
91(4
92%
90%
101%
May-Nov
1st mtge
RR Co—
_
First
3 (As
9
92
100
Jan-July
1976
1967
Mar-Sept
_
'
98
Winston-Salem
1969
Gold
2
38
2%s debentures
debentures
1st lien &
60%
142
*
Pacific Co—
Gold
1973
90 %
90'A
96 Va
99'A
Rubber
Wilson
Bouthern
115
89
91
91
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
April-Oct
1975—.
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3'As
87
3
105
83 %
90
94
99%
S.
Gen
89
87
%
103%
—
*95
J an-July
Jan-July
1971
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
82
47
*—
Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
Bell
117
80%
99%
104%
1st mortgage
103%
77
1
101% 101 %.
99 'A
North
debentures
2%s
debs
conv
110% 112%
110%
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 23As ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
.
debentures
Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
Bkelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965-
6s
1
90
70
106%
4'As
10(5
89
81
'
May-Nov
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
Sinclair
Smith-Corona
99%
93 %
81'A
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
91
103%
--
Feb-Aug
1977
2'As
99%
*
Vanadium
%
89
81
June-Bee
1982
subord
31..
98%
Participating ctfs
103
97%
256
*89
June-Dec
1966
85
96
w_""'
104
Mar-Sept
2'/2s
Servioe Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Oil & Gas Corp—
5'As
30
72'A
100%
§A3'As assented
Shamrock
Shell
90%
A
81%
72
12
Steel Works
81
—May-Nov
1977
1972
debs
90
81%
81'A
99'A
70%
J an-July
1974
4%s
94%
99(4
States
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
90(4
90
*100%
United
79%
19
gold 4s 1968_Jwne-Dec
cons
Sons
&
debentures
90
5A6'As
53
Co—
B
debentures
86%
76
74%
1971
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Woo
conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Line
Air
mtge
3(4s
93%
86
64%
70
May-Woo
1989_Jan-July
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Beaboard
1st
3s
92%
87
§A3'As assented stries A 1947
Jan-July
§A6'As sinking fun* mtge series A 1951 J"ne-Dec
§A3'As assented series A 1951—-June-Bed
73%
Depot 3'As B
New
&
1989
certificates Nov
first
94
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
3'As
certificates
inc bond
80
101%
Mar-Sept
2%s
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
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83
*80'A
§A6(As debs
67%
65%
99%
94
94
71%
73'A
Mar-Nov
94%
94
*95
"
Jan
97
88
94%
91%
67%
!
118%
85
*94'A
May-Nov
1966—AprZZ-Oct
mtge & coll trust 3 (As 1972
U.
114
May
2022
—Mar-Sept
A
ser
Jan
A
85'/a
106%
47
88
95'A
70
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91
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70
87
77
#
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mtge & Coll tr 4'As 1977
tr 4'As 1'978
4%s s f debentures 1978
110'A
106%
80
1st mtge & Coll
Jan-July
1980
ser
ser
93%
70
1996—.
inc
*91%
1996-Jan-July
Francisco Ry Co—
4s series A 1997
mtge
mtge
A5s
Bt
6s
1st
mortgage
A Second
Bt
Adirond'k
137 %
80
*89
;
1969
mtge & coll trust 3%s
United
Royal McBee 6%s
80
80
1st
93%
127
111
May-Nov
.
33As sinking fund debentures
93%
109(4
1980
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
4%s s f debs 1972
95
109(4
—
172
.
76%
72
May-Nov
2%s
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
United Artists Corp—
■. %.
92%
86
83
„
108
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
94
82%
99%
June-Dec
1971
1982
1st
85%
87%
101%
94
104
78
Feb-Aug
3%s
1st
*96%
90 %
90%
125
*72'A
June-Dec
conv
82
*105
ApriZ-Oct
—
*98(4 100
.April-Oct
_
*84%
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991
„
1983
1932
1986
Biscuit Co of America 23As
3%s debentures 1977
United Gas Corp 23As 1970
185
—
3'As
88%
96
-June-Bed
1974
United
182
182
-Jan-July
.
debs
94
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976
&
Electric Corp—
4'/2s series D 1977
mtge
General
Rohr
subord
conv
*156
._Jan-July
-Jan-July
4'/2s series B 1978
Rochester
*156
April-Oct
mtge 6s 1955
adjustment bonds—
*156
Feb-Aug
§ AConsol
Debt
mtge & coll tr
6s
May-Woo
May-Nov
1953
6s
mtge
95
coll trust 23As 1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
1968
mtge
114
84
92'A
impt 3%s I960—June-Bed
2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
mortgage and
debentures
90%
—
91'A
May-Nov
3%s
of Missouri
1st
97%
93%
1973__—.April-Oct
*85
*84'A
92'A
and
Corp
1st
:.W
97 %
104%
265
Pacific—
Orleans
3'As
Union Electric Co
99%
99%
Oil
Tri-Continental
100
91
-.r.; •.••
New
Thompson Products 4%s debs
Tidewater
90%
94%
May-Nov
3'As series B 1970—April-Oct
Pacific-Missouri
96%
95%
%v 1
91
100%
174
90%
85
i
.
109'A 114
April-Oct
1983
Texas
87
97%
98
113'A
101'A
of
85
81%
12
RR—
First and refund M
RR
97
100
93
87
85
101
89
•
*92
New Orleans
Term
103
94
*90
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct"
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
111
107%
99%
99'A
8b'A
86'A
Jan-July
1985
Texas
Texas &
170
169
••'.WW""''1
1983—April-Oct
Apr-Ocf
Mnr-Sept
Jan-July
4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D
88 'A
111
*89
97%
and
96
105%
98%
*
St Louis—
and impt M
Refund
110
93%
94 Va
Mar-Sept
Company (The) 3%s debs
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
102'A
92
83%
*—
94%
29
96
*—
*165
1983
93 »A
96
24
81%
3
*—
95
97'A
41
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May-Woo^
88%
•%-%
1971
1972
92%
.
83%
83'A
Jan-July
May-Woo
Jan-July
1966
6s
93%
■
114
Products—
Electric
conv
101'A
Mar-Sept
Jan-July-
1981
mtge
55
jf«
Ja«-July
1982
1973
debentures
debs
101
110'A
82 %
83%
debs
High
78%
108
Jan-July
3%s
Jan. i
Low
10
83%
May-Nov
conv
1974
2%s
2%s
Co
No.
109 (A
3'As
Range Sino#
Bold
High
99'A 100
April-Oct
83As
Co
Transit
Sylvania
-
95 'A
Brail
Friday's
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1967
conv
2%s debentures 1973
98
5
104'A 104%
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3'As
debentures
93%
74
70
93
May-Nov
3»/2s
82'A
62
85
*96
Co—
1972
or
debentures 2%s 1971
Chemical
Surface
85
*64'A
Mar-Sept
1981
Gas
95
83'A
Jan-July
Mayr-Nov
1963
3%s
1st
debs
&
Sale Price
1982
(Indiana)
Sunray Oil Corp.
85
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1983
5s
Oil Co (Ohio) —
sinking fund debentures
4%s
Stauffer
85
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968__Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__Ju«e-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-Jw?ie-Dec
First and
First
3%s
Electric
Products
Refund
1973
Gamble
First and
3s
Coil
Standard Oil
99%
98
Feb-Aug
Power Co
debs
conv
Public Service
96'A
97'A
85
April-Oct
1962
Line 23As 1970
debentures 1986
Procter &
3s
B
98
"97
April-Oct
May-.Voo
1965—Jan-July
Pipe
f
s
Potomac
33As
series
5s
gen
76
100
Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry—
1st
Plantation
Exchange
Standard
1964
3%s
debs
Standard
Standard Oil (N J)
23As
debentures
94
98%
AprZZ-Oct
1st mtge
92
76
98
3%s series E 1975
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s
Pgh
94'A
99
Stock
High
*97
June-Dec
Pittsb Coke & Chem
Low
No.
Last
Period
Low
Superior
1970
Week's Rang*
Interest
BONDS
York
New
9
*93 Is
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
A
Jan. 1
*76
1964_May-Nov
mortgage 5s series
Range Since
Sold
110% 112'A
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Feb-Aug
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1963—Feb-Aug
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RECORD
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Friday
Bonda
High
94'A
111'A
BOND
SEPTEMBER
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
10
75
87%
90
91
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no
80
95
A Bonds
the
94
1
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receivership, or reorganized under
such companies.
sales being transacted during current weet.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
Sept
the following extensive list
15 and ending Friday, Sept. 19.
stock
or
bond in which any
AND
furnish
a
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Corp
class A
Acme
Wire
Co
4
1
common
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Precision Products Inc
Acme
6%
3%
Shares
4
•700
6%
7
17
2,400
5%
Jan
300
14%
Apr
'7%
7%
8(4
2,800
1
9%
9%
9%
13,800
Aero
1
3%
3%
3%
2,000
footnotes
see
page
•
37.
)
Last
Jun
8'/a Aug
21
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jan
Way Industries Inc
AJax Petroleums Ltd
l—
Great Southern—
Alabama
9%
Sep
Alabama
9%
Sep
Alan
1%
Jan
4%
8%
Feb
Sep
13% July
for Week
Range
-
Range Since
Shares
Low
High
*
Air
634 May
4% Jan
5%
Power
4.20%
cumulative preferred
Airlines Inc
3
3%
10
100
1
3%
3%
2,200
1J
129
10
90
25
19%
21
1,600
77
7
129
90
20%
77
25
•
6%
1% Jan
2,300
%
50c
50
preferred—100
Wood Steel Co
Alaska
whetner
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
4%
Monday,
19
Friday
Jan
A e rone a
For
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
3'A
l
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
16%
lo
WEEK
Sales
for Week
Adam Consol Industries Inc
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
dealings have occurred during current year.
we
7(4
3,600
Jan. 1
High
3% Sep
II
ft Jan
122
86%
Apr
Jan
129
Apv
Sep
95% July
16% May
21
75%
Apr
77% Feb
3(2 Mar
7(4 Sep
Sep
33
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
04
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.
Monday, September 22, 1953
(U78)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
gTO€Kt
Alles Be Fisher
m
Go.
6%
Control
3%
41
28%
28%
Sep
6 % ft
2%
Apr
7%
Sep
Canada
167,600
.11
2%
Jan
6% Sep
3 % Sep
Jan
41
1,600
5%
Jan
37%
1,600
33% July
45
10%
10,100
X83
83%
400
7%
150
Jan
Apr
6%
5%
Jan
10%
90
Feb
10
May
Carnation
Jan
5%
80
Aug
Carolina
1% May
91
92%
150
11%
11%
12%
17,800
Jan
65
Jan
9% July
93
Jun
15%
American
Natural Gas
American
Petrofina Ino class
*
26
2,400
21%
Jan
28
May
Casco
38
Aug
Castle
35%
1,900
27%
Jan
36
Aug
Catalin
31 %
Jan
43
Jun
"9%
10%
16,900
9%
Sep
13
Jan
-20#
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
471
12,850
100
4
Jan
49%
11%
Jan
Jan
16
100
11
1,800
8%
2,700
2% Jan
%
3%
%
yIt
14%
300
9%
14
10%
3,100
14
9%
18
8,900
"A"
5
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co 4% ft
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas
Be
%
Feb
Apr
14%
Sep
12%
Jan
ft Apr
3.50ft
Aro
96%
9%
Assoc
American dep
Associated
Class
A
Stores
Tel &
Atlas
Devices
Automatic
10
93% Jan
100
July
5,500
4%
Feb
10,900
13%
Jan
4%
4,700
3%
Apr
4%
5%
5%
7,800
4%
Apr
5% Aug
18%
19%
3,900
13%
Jan
1U
10%
10% Aug
19% Sep
19%
Jun
Sep
10,600
1%
Apr
2
% Jan
33,000
Mi!
11
8%
Jan
11
Sep
1% Jan
7% Aug
3% Sep
1% Feb
1%
6 A
~3
3
13,100
1%
2%
2%
3%
1%
-1
Inc.
2%
1,100
1,700
20
105
—10#
"l%
1%
900
•
37%
35
37%
2,100
10 peso#
'■
' ■'
1
11%
11
13
7%
7
in#
14%
14
Co
1%
3%
.
Feb
Apr
Sep
2% Aug
97% Mar
106% Aug
2
L
Chamberlin
Oil
Christiana
Non-voting non-cum preferred—1
Automatic Voting Machine—,—*
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common,—!
7'A Mar
3
100
38
Jan
4% Aug
8
Aug
15% July
Baldwin
Securities
Corp
i#
—
shares
Cockshutt
Farm
Colonial Sand
Banff oil Ltd,
ffpt
Barcelona Tr Light Be Bower Ltd—.*
Steel Corp
*
Barker Brothers Corp
i
Barium
Barry
Controls Inc class B
Incorporated
Basic
Blauner's
16%
1,200
1%
8%
wn#
3%
3%
400
5%
200
200
10%
42%
42%
42%
600
40% Jan
10%
10
10%
4,600
5%
5%
5%
600
X17%
17%
700
~5Vo
common
Inc
20#
5%
100
700
94
20
44%
5,700
Power
Petroleum
"ell
common
6%
43%
American dep rets ord regdep ■rots. ord reg twi
Ml
Be
Forman
83
1 %
6
Apr
Apr
5 %
July
Sep
2% Aug
7% Aug
7
Sep
Aug
Jan
29
33 %
Jan
82% July
45% Jun
34% Jan
Til;
200
5%
Jan
43%
100
38%
Jan
Jun
7
7
Sep
44% Sep
16%
131,200
758
7%
8A
37,500
7%
Sep
11%
11%
12,100
9%
Jan
13%
1
22%
20%
22%
11,200
13%
Feb
2,2% Sep
Buckeye (The)
Corp
Budget Finance Plan
16% July
8
ft Sep
Jun
6%
6%
6%
1,500
5%
Jan
6% July
l
8%
8%
8%
400
6%
Apr
9% Aug
16% Mar
77
Jun
15%
Sep
»
i
l
—
15%
preferred
6ft serial preferred
6ft
serial preferred new
BueU Die & Machine Co
15%
14
2,800
3%
4%
5.700
7%
4
50o
common
convertible
7%
100
g
in
8%
8%
200
8%
8%
2%
2%
200
16%
16%
17%
16,800
\
Company.!
2.50
8%
Jan
2 % Mar
4% May
5%
8
Jan
8%
—.10
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
(The)
11% Feb
10
B 8 F Company common
11%
8%
600
10%
11%
3,300
%
ft
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
2
11
Jun
9% Aug
8% Sep
May
11%
6,700
Sep
July
9%
2%
Jan
Jan
19%
Sep
Jan
12
July
Burroughs
dep
rets
(J P)
ord
shares
3s 66
%
% Jan
Feb
i
2*
1%
2%
3.200
1%
Jun
2%
Jun
12%#
5%
5
5%
8,300
3% Jan
5 %
Sep
& Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Calgary Be Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Calif
Eastern
Power
—
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
6ft cumulative
30%
10e
Aviation Inc
Electric
-1
-BO
60
preferred
.80
Calvan Consol Oil Be Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Bread
For
Co
Ltd
footnotes
see
4,500
18%
Feb
31%
Sep
2%
2,500
1%
Jan
2%
Jun
16%
16%
16%
9.400
13%
Jan
17
Apr
37.
6
18% Aug
Aug
Petroleum
Jan
6% July
Jan
3%
4,000
1%
Jan
9 %
1,100
7%
Jan
13% Feb
5%
6%
5,700
5%
Jan
II,300
7
Jan
3
15%
6%
6%
6 %
V
9%
1,400
5%
11,900
%
19%
Jan
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
preferred
%
23
8%
9%
100
13
14
12
18
Jan
16%
Jan
17
600
10%
Apr
24% Aug
300
9%
Jan
22 %
19%
19%
200
16%
Jan
4%
4%
800
4%
Jan
'
4%
'
5
•
20
2%
70%
72 3 i
3,& Aug
12%
13
2% Sep
78% July
%
25,200
12%
Feb
x58% Feb
29,700
71
20,800
2
2%
7
'
-
4,900
3%.
7
2%
2%
37
%o
%
.
.,/■
37b
2 %
3%
x!6%
July
13,100
-
Jun
Jan
25% Mar
Apr
31% Jan
40
Sep
8% May
16 % Jun
14% Jan
7,800
'
n
•
:
3,600
22%
36%
40
Apr
100
2%
22 %
17%
Jan
5%
15%
22%
•
1%
7
15%
7% July
Jun
Jan
Jan
100
2%
>
5%
23% Jan
1,350
v
23% .Jun
Jan
9%
900
14%
40
3%
8
500
7%
■-
13%.
38%
13%
40
.Sep
Aug
5% May
2)1, May
£1
5
vtc
Oil
9% Sep
28% .Sep
May
12
"
5Cc
—
33% Aug
6% May
12,100
18%
2.50
common
Jan
'
18%
25c
*
common
Sep
1%
Jan
400
.11%
Jan
U
Jan
8
15% Sep
ST% May
5% Jan
1,200-
"
23%
9:"
9
%
I
B
Cuban-Venezuelan
3
22% Aug
3 % July
14%
1
partic
Jan
Jun
16%
6,500
15 %
Crowley Milner & Co
"A"
May
1
7,100
6
20 5 a
1
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co—
(Md)
7
.." 8%
50o
.
Jan
% Feb
3,400
21%
5%
.
•
Inc
7%
3%
2,200
1
common
Jan
4
%
A
•/
(ord reg)
Industries
Carrier
Creole
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co class A
Daitch
5ft
Stores
Corp common
preferred
Apr
62
/.
Mills
Hosiery
Davenport
Mines
10c
35
50c
5
Inc
Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common
Dayton
Gasket
Be
Manufacturing
1
Steel Fdrs Inc.—1
1
Detroit Gray Iron &
Development Corp of America
Oils
(The)
Diners'
Distillers
Co
1
Club Inc
6s 8d
1
ord reg
Corp
Specialty
Dome Petroleum
lc
Stores
2%
Ltd
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stockDominion Tar Be Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion
Textile
Dominion
Co
32.50
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd.
—
Draper Corp common—
Drilling
Be
Exploration
Harris
Driver
Power
DuMont
Co
1
*
*
——_1
100
15
48% Feb
1%
% Apr
6% May
8% Jun
Jan
•7
Mar
9-
July
3
:*
iV
2ia
Jan
4%
Apr
Sep
5% Jan
.3 ft
S& Aug
30
'
500
2,600
.2%
15%
15
(The)
Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Jun
Test Corp
Sulphur
3A
common
&
500
Potash
Co
Dynamics Corp of America
00%
59%
J61
46%
200
55%
45
150
45
Sep
50
51%
52 7b
300
51%
Sep
57
Jan
4%
600
4% Aug
Eastern Malleable Iron
30%
31%
1,100
6%
57,100
Jun
1.100
1
Jan
5% Apr
US May
22
Jan
40% Mar
3%
.,3ft
500
400
Apr
11
1%,
400
11%
8.000
Jan
3% Aug
Mar
3
15%
16% Aug
2%
12
Sep
Jan
11% July
22% Mar
24% Aug
8
22%
23%
900
10
10
10
100
18%
Jan
24%
Jun
10
23
Jan
15
Aug
Jan
10
Sep
7%
11%
11%
12%
6,100
10
July
13%
Jan
34%
34
34%
150
33
Jan
35 %
Jun
5
5%
5,900
5%
16%
,
16%
-
16 34
2.300
8%
9%
6,800
Jan
5% Aug
34% May
13% Jan
36% May
3%
'
37%
Jan
Jan
5% May
200
112
Feb
3%
Sep
1.300
3%
Sep
4%
Jan
4% Mar
"7%
Sep
Sep
8,600
3%
10s
2,800
3%
3%
3%
*.
Sep
3
38%
3%'
28 %
97/b Aug
8IV2 July
40% July
6%
Jan
39%
8%
Jan
30%
.
7%
*
28
4%
3%
7%
21%
3%
21%
Jun
22%
27%
28%
1,400
19%
Jan
4%
4%
10,500
2%
Jan
30% Aug
4% .Sep
200
30%
Jan
3,300
1314
Jan
100
100
E
4-ht
2%
15
Jan
52%
Feb
6% Feb
Jan
13,700
11%
11%
3%
1
*
—1
138
Apr
2
10,700
36
1%
37%
-1
Jan
4%
1-1 v.
i{'«:
31%
,1.900
28% July
Jan
4 »/8
4 Vb
33
May
3% Aug
2% Mar
23
128
6
5%
35
Jan
"
3%
27%
"i.V
25.
9%
2% Jan
500
267/8
2%
Sep
1.000
,
27%
2%
Sep
4% Sep
23
Sep
3,300
.
~3%
6
22%
Jan
3% Aug
11%
'
"3%
1
reg
12%
5%
5%
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Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Duval
14%
*
B)
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Duro
400
——10
Co
Co
(Allen
*
•
•
common—•
—7.60
Ltd
Dorr-Oliver Inc
$2
8.700
4%
11%
14%
N
Ltd—
(The)
Diversified
25c
Ltd
American dep rets
Diversey
22%
4%
11%
x20%
22%
100
debentures
Detroit
4
1
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day
.(2.50
1
2.50
20
2.50
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davega
45
31%
6
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page
30%
2%
1
$
Campbell Ohlbougamau Mines Ltd
Canada
29%
a
21
600
6
.1.50
American dep receipts
Crane
Duraloy
California
6 7«
Feb
21
26% Mar
—*
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
Duke
Mines Ltd—
American
500
5
-
& Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
5% May
4%
2Ve July
14% July
36% May
Jan
6% Aug
36% May
5ft Feb
—2.50
6,600
20
non-voting
Jan
Jan
11%
(E L) Co .common
Mills Ltd class B
18%
1
A
4% Jan
4
26 %
f
cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
31
1
Corp
B
Curtis
£1
4ft
15%
14%
30%
3%
Engineering
Class
Curtis
8%
Distillers
Brown
15%
12,600
'•
5%
1
Coro Inc
Feb
Aug
common
Company
3Vs Sep
5%
10
Inc
Devon-Palmer
Amer
Brown
Jan
/
1.25
Tobacco
Ltd—
Co
2
3%
t
17%
20%
Distillery Ltd—
voting
8ft
-SI
rets ord bearer
rets ord reg
Columbia
Burma
25
44%
7% July
6%
—10c
•
Corp—
Oil Co
Atlantic Sugar common
Tobacco—
American
Hill
73%
43%
Jan
30
50c
20c
Inc.:
Petroleum Corp
Cuban
26%
73%
4%
•31
1
Cuban
96
Gas Co
*
Brillo Manufacturing Co common—*
British American Oil Co.
300
Jan
Cuban American
11
July
11% Jun
Bridgeport
Jun
6%
Jan
11% July
Jan
500
Aug
9%
10%
43% Aug
Apr
7,800
5.
Feb
24%
Drug Co
Jan
11,600
4.% Bep
Jan
7%
100
Crown
7%
'
Jan
2%
17%
3% Aug
7%
6%
2%
100
•
1
Cork Internat'l
100
7%
1,600
3,200
•
%
••'4%'-
4%
10
Crown
Jan
19 % Aug
9
4
3%
>
Co
Containers
$1.12
Jun
3% July
Jan
Service
Jun
6%
14%
8%
10%
18% Aug
1,600
3% Aug
1% Mar
Cent Petroleum
5% Aug
Jan
16,500
19,100
Crown
13%
A Aug
7V8 July
26%
1% May
3
19
2%
18
19,400
Jun
900
2
Bunker
Apr
Sep
Jan >
13 %
13A
9
6%
60c
4% May
13%
10
16% July
9
1%
Bruck
Jan
Apr
8%
'
67/8
Bruce
7%
Jan
8
9
'
—-r
1,200
35%
93%
94
5%
35
6%
Amer
Jan
5
8
1%
British
2% May
11%
7
British
Jan
5%
•
dep
dep
Apr
% Jan
11%
•
Amer
12
5%
17 Ya
Brazilian Traction Light Be Pwr ord
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British
Apr
4% Jan
11%
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class
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1,400
Jan
6
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10
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Co
Be
1%
16,800
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5% ft prior cumulative preferredUOO
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f
Bourjois Inc—
%
Brad
1,200
1%
*
Gorham
(S)
(H
6%
15%
common.
Blumenthal
Bohack
6%
10
common.
&
2% May
5% Jun
15% July
15%
Bell Telephone of Canada common—21
Belock Instrument Corp
—.60#
Inc
3% May
11% July
9,900
,7.00
•Benrus Watch Co Inc
Starr
700
14,500
1%
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummel Ties rnmwuyn
Beck (AS) Shoe Corp-
Blckford's
4%
15%.
j
convertible class A.
Black
6%
4%
8%
14%
Cott
14%
i
Bayview Oil Corp
6ft
"2
2
4%
15
13,100
*
Corroon
Apr
22%
,.•300
Class
4
Jan
i%;
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental Air Lines Inc
3% Aug
Jun
4%
4%
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consol Retail Stores Inc
2% Jan
•->'%
3,300
1%
1965
Cuban
2% Mar
4,400
27% July
21%
3,400
4%
lOo
Sep
Jan
100
t>
"I (T
t >
6%
lOo
Jun
208% .Sep
Machinery—
to
(H)
Jan
Jan
1%
(Can)
Jan
12
72
9
Inc
11%
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2,150
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10c
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Jun
22,700
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■
2%
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46% Jan
4% May
10%
■
5%
3
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,21% .Sep
29%
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Materials
Sep
3%
il
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18%
2JA
10%
May
43% May
9% .Sep
Jan
101% 108
5%
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16%
3%
1
16
490
1%
+
200
18%
11
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Apr
,,
5%
17%
20%
106
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21%
1%
Jun
11% May
Apr
18%
38%
10%
89
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800
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81
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600
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8%
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15%
1,500
1%
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15%
200
4%
12%
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9%
17%
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Jan
Aug
5%
-
1
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%
5%
700
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4%
•
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-
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4% May
3% Jan
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16
38
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—1
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4% May
2%
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Jan
103%
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13
2%
100
7%
39%
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•
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Clarostat
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4,500
3%
1% May
9% May
32% Aug
10% May
1,100
Corporation
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation—;
—1
Clark
Connelly
7,500
3%
Jan
10% WV
18%
Sep
14,000
3%
Feb
64
■
10
Inc
Cinerama
Aug
7%
400
Feb
10
2
Ltd
Co
Consolidated
Chief
1%
3%
2%
16% Jan
1% Mar
5%
14
May
62%
2.50
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds lnc_—
Chicago Rivet & Machine
37%
7% Jan
2%
1,800
1,300
—10
common
Oil
Jan
18,600
2%
Products Ino.
1
103% 104
*.63%
100
100
10
America
of
Co
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Jan
1
26%
14%
3%
3,000
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*
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&
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Corp
FeD
3% May
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15%
1
Century Electric Co common^
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Compo
105
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50
Tel—
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Jan
45% Sep
38% Apr
19%
America——.. ,.1
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Atlas Corp option warrants
Audio
97
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participating
Coast
Jan
26
5% July
103
4
1%
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic
9%
18%
10%
Ino_.
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Associated
Sep
33% Feb
Sep
19%
IN
rets reg
Food
4% Jan
92
8%
Industries—
Laundries
Associate
1.6,900
Jan
5%
Corp Ltd.
Productions
Oil
Artists
37%
5
4V4
preferred
Associate Electric
35%
19%
Equipment jCorp
Asamera
300
69,500
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95%
44%
.Sep
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Altex
500
5
92
37%
37%
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Arnold
16,300
92
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8%
38
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1
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shares
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11%
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21
25
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Anacon Lead Mines Ltd,
Anchor Post Products.
2,700
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4
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34%
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23,200
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21
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Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
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Canal-Randolph Corp
—
1
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5
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1
Can
High
Jan
3%
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2
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10c
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Sep
LOW
29
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Canadian Dredge Be Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Jun
10
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25%
3,400
34%
34%
-20
preference
:
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Canadian Atlantic
Sep
4%
Apr
9%
7%
American Manufacturing Co .com
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2
15% Jan
2 '/b
10%
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American Beverage common—
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———.——100
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900
6,700
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3,400
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3%
41
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6%
37%
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8%
——
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7%
4
4%
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Co
5%
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—
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Edo
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Elder Mines
&
Electrograpbic
Electronic
Snare
Corp
Corp
El-Tronics
Inc
14%
-1
common
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of
1,300
6%
Jan
1,600
%
34%
13,300
27 %
Jan
Industrial
1% Ma,v
Industrial
Hardware
Industrial
Plywood
34%
Sep
15%
11%
Feb
15%
Sep
500
10
Jan
17%
Jun
International
6,200
16%
Jan
8
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Sep
International
Factor
Jan
3%
Feb
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Feb
16%
Sep
International
Products
International
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"
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3%
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beneficial int
1
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preferred ——
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General
Alloys
General
Co.
Builders
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
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•
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Mar
Feb
Jan
39
Aug
Kropp
Mar
109%
Jun
Krueger Brewing Co
6%
400
4%
1%
900
1
2%'
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150
18%
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19
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General
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American
1
—
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10
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&
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9,600
2 %
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4.000
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81
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5
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2
Mar
July
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Imperial
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of
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102
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National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
43% Jan
66
72:%
11,800
41%
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6%
900
4%
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100
8%
Jan
300
12%
12%
14
12
14
20%
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20%
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National Casket Company
National
Weld Machines
Electric
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
100
4jil Sep
National
49% July
National
Jan
14% May
National
5%
82%
Feb
Aug
6%
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91% May
500
13%
200
15%
2,500
19% May
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39
38
39
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1% July
2% July
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11 Vb
210
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30
2,400
3% May
14 Va July
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45J/8 May
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100
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6
6
150
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1,100
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10
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700
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20% May
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341
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13
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15
Sep
35% July
13% Mar
15
14%
32%
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42%
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2,150
33
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2,200
43%
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57% July
6% May
—--*
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200
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2,600
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94
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100
May
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93
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165
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-10
Starch Products common—1
Steel Car Ltd
*
Telefilm Associates
10c
Transit common
1
Presto
13
600
1
Inc
Co
National Bellas
3% July
39% Feb
13
1,700
17%
24
15
10
56
63
4% Apr
5%
16%
n
35
69 3 b
53/a May
7 Va Jan
1,400
2.50
—•—-1°
5lie
Muskogee Co common
130
63b
72
17% Mar
Jan
19%
1
---5
Jan
613 a
—
5%
Sep
16%
—■-—*
27
50%
Sep
Jan
16
Muskegon PiSton Ring common
Sep
114% July
6%
4%
3%
5,600
19%
1
---4
2.5.0
100
Ohio .Mfg Co
Murray
Sep
23% July
22% July
30%
5%
23%
5%
pfd—
Investors participation
Metal Products
Clemens
Aug
Feb
Sep
Jun
15%
1,000
:
~5
preferred——100
6%
42
22
17
5%
5%
cum
Feb
19%
Sep
2%
8
Jan
19%
preferred series B—100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——
4.80%
19
Apr
5
Apr
3
Jan
Jun
6% Sep
19
July
3% Feb
10
Jan
9% Sep
4% Aug
2
Jan
27
27
300
17
Jan
28
Aug
19%
20%
900
11%
Jan
21% Aug
13
10%
Jan
1%
19%
Tii
13%
200
1%
2%
12,000
9%
1
Inc
National Research Corp-*
£1
Ireland—£1
Light 4%
cumulative
4.40%
National
Canada
Brit
•
3%
21
12Vb
Jan
May
3%
Monongahela Power Co—
Apr
Industries—
dep rets ord reg
(Canada) capital stock
(Can) Ltd
America
Muntz TV Inc——a——
30'%
6Va Aug
Jan
2
16
Warrants
May
I
Imperial
common
Murphy Corporation
193b
100
Service
Public
Sep
29'%
10%
2,500
5%
—1
1
Company
Aluminum
1%
Jan
3%
100
2%
Sep
12
Co
preferred
of Canada——-5% pfd
% Mar
Apr
600
12 %
Jan
11
*
common
Mountain
Jan
18 Va
2%
5
Sep
17% May
16%
12%
5%
~2%
13 Va
Feb
12% Mar
*
Co
Co
Sep
31%
5,000
10 %
5US
Feb
14%
200
preferred^-
Jun
400
9%
3,800
10%
*
3%
6,800
16 3 4
18% X18%
33
common—1
26%
17%
13
16%
common
Jan
Jan
2
20%
13 %
18%
5
$1 conv
Molybdenite Corp
2% Aug
10%
i*
13 %
16%
Sep
5% July
% Jan
Jan
•Y Sep
5
cumulative preferred
Mount Vdrnon Mills Inc---
6% Aug
40,700
Tu.
26%
3
24 % July
.—1
Molybdenum Corp of
Apr
Jan
Feb
2
1,700
Mirl-o
Sep
3
%
3,200
35,100
-£1
convertible
Corp
Missouri
Jan
9
Piping
4%%
3% Sep
Feb
1,700
2%
•
5%
4%
it?
Jun
2 Ya
.5
Co
Minnesota Pwr & Light
Sep
25
4%
%
Jan
2%
7
Abrasive
Wohl
Mining
Jun
Apr
4%
•
1% Jan
1
•
96
2
♦
2.50
4
Miller
Mar
18%
2,400
25%
53
53
120!
5
Securities
Inc
23%
"2%
2%
.
80
9'a
5
100
Refining..
98
Jan
4,000
400
"
Oil Corp
Midwest
Jun
Jan
Co
States Petroleum
Mid-West
30% Aug
Jan
12,100
2%
28 %
Co
& Rubber
Sugar
Midland
Sep
8%
1%
1%
27'A
preferred.
6%
4% May
49'%
16%
21
•
Manufacturing
Jan
Feb
2%
30%
15
Jan
9
41%
20%
10
common
tiJ/4
24
11,300
24%
*.
■
•
Co
1%
6%
"2
24Tb
*
Baking Co
5%
preferred
HubbeH (Harvey)
Lock
3%
48
Feb
1%
1%
57 Va Aug
1
1
1
Middle
Sep
1% July
86
*
& Hardart
1.000
67%
•
Bearing
Horn
Hurd
1%
3,700
3%
37% Jan
Micromatic Hone Corp
6%
YY 7tn
23%
60c
1
Inc
Horn
Humble
2% Mar
Tii
1%
6
1%
T%
Sep
•; 15 Va Sep
Jan
700
common
(The B) Co
Michigan Plating & Stamping
Sep
/
15 Va
Mar
2
12%
International Marine
Co Ltd—_—
Michigan
Jun
3'%
3%
5
Class B
(Geo
3 %
43%
25c
Inc
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
&
Sep
-
11
2,400
Jan
10%
1,800
2 Tit
39,600
Michigan Chemical Corp
July
Jan
2
2% Mar
>'■
3%
1
—2.50
common
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Hormel
V:.V
:;
64
56
5,500
2,900
1,200
14%
1
Mfg Co-.———r-—
Merchants Refrigerating Co
?
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Sep
3%
6
19%
Inc____25c
Hoffman International Corp
Ball
750
10%
2%
10
(R) & Co Inc
Class A
Horder's
63%
Jan
7
15%
2%
,-lOc
50c
Menasco
21% July
31 Tit Sep
.
h
.
25% July
2,900
1
Industries
Hoe
Hoover
"
3%
8%
2.400
10%
Jan
%
12%
14
13%
Jun
14%
(A G)& Co common
Mead Johnson & Co—
Aug
Sep
3%
■; 2
V,
■■■•
■
5
preferred
Hofmann
63*
v
?
25c
Cc
common
Highway. Trailer
10%-
'
2
3 Tii
31 Tii
TOO
Products
Electric
Mfg
63 %
<
12%
28% July
12% Apr
55%
McKee
12% Aug
1,400
—100
1
preferred
Hevi-Duty
9%
28
pfd
Henery Holt & Co common
Hercules
3q%
9 T»
-
45%
Co
Rubenstein
Heller
19%"
1
Corp.
Mining
19%
10c
—
Hecla
i
20% May
8% July
14%
warrants
Inc
Mays (J W) Inc common—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
4% July
3 %
24%
8.200
53'%
——2
Communication
Jan
14%
18% Jan
3,000
10%
55%
Publications Inc
Mansfield Tire
Aug
20% May
Jan
,100
27%
10
—2.50
Co
(The)
Manischewitz
10%
1%
23%
24%
10%
14%
Mas.sey-Ferguson Ltd —.———-—-*
Maule Industries Inc
3
5% May
23%
27
1
1
Marconi
17,900
Sep
30c
Jun
24,200
Sep
6%
102% Aug
Jan
19%
Aug
2%
95
30
.
;.143/a
2% Feb
400
..
18
4
14%
7% Jan
44.000
5%
99%
18
45
2%
31%
25
Inc——i—
Mfg Co
—
Hathaway Industries InC—
Havana Lithographing Co—
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hastings
Hazeltine
19 %
9% Sep
2% July
29
x30
11%
t.%;
14%
11
Corp__—;
Sep
Aug
lis Feb
5
a
Exploration
——
Truck
Maine
Sep
4% Mar
4%
2% July
*
%Y
'
Hall Lamp
2.500
.
253A
:
Sporting Goods.
Magna Oil Corporation
•
II
H
10%
% Aug
26Va
Metal & Thermit Corp
9ri8
10%
5%
17%
Mesabi Iron Co
Common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
2% Aug
% May
5
-Mages
Feb
Apr
14%
13%
1
5
Aug
July
8%
4% Aug
Jun
Apr
%
13,700
99%
"5
—25c
3
Chain—,
Corp
Mangel
5%
15 Va Mar
14%
Jan
(VI
Mack
'
5
10c
2%
2,500
13%
25c
Inc
G)
(R
Land
Macfadden
2% Aug
:*
~
._1
Stores
1% Mar
1 %
99%
50c
Refineries
Tourneau
Lynch
_
'
Company-—_—
11%
2%
v
-—-100
:
.1&%-
2%
——.
Chemical Co—
7%
8
300
University
;
Lunkenheimcr
Apr
26%
2 6 Tit
300
-3,,
10
5
common
Sep
19%
.
10%
17,200
15,500
—
Realty Corp common
Louisiana
Sep
lil
•'
80% Sep
Jan
2% July
3%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch <?o
3% Aug
5%
Extension
Inc
Locke
Jan
15%
Sep
8%
400
2%
...
Co
Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred
Lithium
Corp of America Inc
Sep
500
4,200
74%
1,800
3%
9%
1
Liberty
8% Aug
5 Tii
Great
Grocery
Le
19% Aug
10% Sep
9,100
Salle
Leonard
7% May
%
Great
Griesedieck
Jan
20%
Sessions
&
Class
Jun
~5%
Non-voting common stock
Great Lakes Oil &
7% Apr
10
12 Tii
3%
1
Foundry Corp
Corp of Delaware
Lefcourt
Apr
1
Gray Manufacturing Co,.
Great Amer Industries Inc—
Pacific
Feb
24%
15%
'
&
7%
La
Lear
Jun
107
80%
75 pesos
Lanston Industries Inc
21 % July
101%
2% July
8%
Ltd
Lamson
21% Aug
cl A—-—10c
Mines—
Manufacturing Co
16%
Manufacturing common-—_4,
Atlantic
Feb
Jan
2%
Inc
Mines
Shores
La key
Yf Jan
1 %
Apparel
Lamson
45% Mar
18%
•
—;—,1
Grand Rapids Varnish--.
Great
Jan
% May
17% Jan
2
3%
33%c
1
Co
Forge
Consolidada S A
Lake
Sep
2%
19%
-
11%
5
La
Tit May
15%;
15%
5
Inc—
Apr
x29% May
16% May
93% Jan
15
9%
•14"'-
16%
•
Consolidated
Goodman
Gorham
class
———_1
Bi_——(—1
Inc„.——
Products
3oldfieId
20
2,900
L
Sep
3% May
Jan
2%
1 %i
—7.50
Stores
(The)
L'Aigion
1%
16
8.7U0
°io
15
Industries—l
Co
Jan
6% Mar
*
—
Globe
5%
5/7
Corp class A
Apr
150
s 11
—c
common
Globe
8%
Corp
Sep
7
Feb
100
'
—-1
Co
Alden
12
4%
36%
,.
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
»A
4
Jan
May
1%
16,Out)
_
General
Gilbert
Mar
2
Ltd—
Co
rets ord reg
dep
(I B)
Hotels
Knott
Kobacker
1%
Corp
convertible
5%
Dept Stores Inc
Rubber Co
(S)
Kleinert
28
6%
Sep
11% Jun
8%
5
5
2.50
10c
1.25
1
20c
—1
1
5
5
——1
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
36% Aug
**
Sep
5%
3% Jan
7% Jan
10%
—1
Co
&
Sep
3%
6%
17.800
5,700
1%
—-—25c
Company
Jail
4
—1
——_—
Oil
5%
400
5%.
Jan
July
3%
4
(Del)
15%
37%
100
1
preferred
Gellman
Co
Inc
(Walter)
Kidde
Knox
Gatineau Power
12%
12%
50c
Kennedy's
'
Sep
2
Apr
7%
80%
12%
pfd—100
Katz Drug Company—;
Kawecki Chemical Co—
Sep
7
64
10%
10
2/V
Corp—;
4,500
33
19 Va
2%
1
& Company
Gas & Electric 4%%
2,400
31%
12% Aug
Feb
Feb
4,100
10c
(D)
105
32
5
—
'T
=1
0
5U
-
*
5%
Jan
32
2,600
-
15c
common
Inc—
Ltd
Industries
Kansas
Aug
Ltd—1
Co
dep rets ord
Aug
4% Aug
109% Jun
Jan
K
100% Aug
98
Co
Corp
Co
Glass
Kaltman
Kin-Ark
98
Oil
Industries
Oils
Kaiser
Feb
10% Aug
1034 Aug
9%
12%
IV
Jupiter
May
8%
10%
10%
Jetroinc
'
7% May
8% July
5%-Jan
14,400
Jan
10%
11%
1.
10c
26% Mar
1%
90%
Apr
3 Va
J
Feb
28
Jun
4,800
2,200
11%
52%
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc..lc
May
31%
13% Aug
12,400
87.
M15
1%
50
1
July
25
/l
Jun
5% Jan
■
9%
—
Brewing
Fresnillo
Fuller
1,400
26%
1%
67/4
•
.
8%
•
voting
American
36,400
%
Canada—
Class A non-voting—
Class
;
.6% ;
■
Sterling InC-'-———.~:2.50
Fishman
(M H| Co Inc__—
1„
Flying Tiger Line Inc
—_—
1
of
•
14
26
.
1%
_10o
Corp
13%
26
iFirth
Fokd Motor
-
Sugar Associates—
of
$2
•
.11% Xl2%
26 % : 31', a
1,200
50%
5
Chute
Jeannette
11%
11%
5%
Israel-American
Jan
18 %
2,300
3%
High
1% Mar
18%
Company
Air
3%
20
12% Mar
105% 107
11%
10%
Oil
Irving
Jun
14% Mar
Y
3%
106
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1,400
15
Cigar
Ironrite Inc
July
9%
Jan
1.480
18
8%
12
Jan
11.100
16%
30%
3%
10c
Intex
4 %
9% Jan
3!'4
—33 %c
Investors
Royalty
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing vtc
•
July
14% May
Jan
11%
-
~
102
Jan
7%
% 11%
•
7%
11%
60
14%
3%
1
1%
•
3%
Camera
5
Inc
30,300
97-
& Co class A—
1
& instrument——-1
Max)
(Fairchild
North America
Breweries
2%
2%
f
i
Inc
•15*
13 %
1
—$1 or 25c
10
Insurance Co of
Co
..
Shares
High
14%
Machinery
*
International Petroleum capital stock-*
•'
15%
foi
of Prices
Low
1
—50c
25c
Inc
Mfg Co
Enterprises
157ii
'
Inc
Eureka Corporation
Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line common
Feb
8%
2%
'
Emery Air Freight Corp—
—
20c
'Empire District Electric 5r/o pfd—_100
Empire Millwork Corp
—IT
Equity Corp common...———_—10c
'•
$2 convertible preferred
.———!•"•
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common—— 1
6% cum 1st preferred—
—10
Eto Manufacturing CO—*
——-—1
Esquire
9
%
Sales
Week's
JjAai
Sale Price
Par
14%
400
Friday
ly
American Stock Exchange
High
Jan
"7%
5c
—
SEPTEMBER
'15%
1
—1
America
Low
7%
33%
ENDED
STOCKS
a.
34%
WEEK
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
'
RANGE
Shares
'/«
5
common
Communications
Electronics
7%
1
Limited
Electric Bond
Low
1.
class A
Corporation
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exokeaft
9%
800
1%
Jan
1% Jan
9
Jan
12% Apr
14
Sep
2% July
11 Va Mar
17% July
14%
14%
15
3,000
17%
18
700
13
Apr
20% Aug
38
37
38%
400
36
Sep
39% Aug
21%
Apr
24
Machinery
8%
8%
~8%
27,900
3%
3%
300
5%
Apr
3% Apr
May
9% Aug
4%
Jan
*
(
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
(1180)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
*
Friday
Laht
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchanf*
Par
National
Corp——30c
—.—5
Electric
Union
Neptune Meter common-——
Ne-stle-Le Mur Co common
New
New
New
New
New
New
1
Chamberlain Petroleum—
50c/
England Tel & Tel
100
Haven Clock & Watch Co—/—1
Idria Mill & Cbem Co—
50c
Jersey Zinc
.—
25c
Coal
Ltd
Oils
&
Pacific
Park Mining
Co
;
Process Co common-,:
New
Superior
NCw
York
Oils
Nipissing
Lites
Noma
1 iV
2.500
142%
1
1%
1%
7a
1%
l/o
American
Royalties Inc
Jan
1574, Aug
ii!
Jan
ft
Jan
174 May
Apr
9974 Aug
1 i".i
1,1
4%
5%
50
Warrants
of Amcr A (Del)
lOo
4%
4%
Mar
25
37a
19,100
5%
2,600
68%
70
x85
100
13,300
10,600
18,400
21;}
3
174
17«
2
1%
1
1%
Seeburg
Jun
7%
574- Apr
Ogden
Oil
Jan
33
83 74
474
74 Sep
3 li
Power
class
Co
4% %
common
2%
274
10,600
13%
2
18,600
874
Apr
13 74
697+
70
575
6074
Jan
75
Aug
95
95
20
94%
Sep
102
Jan
12%
1%
1ft
174
2,400
common
25
85 74
84 74
8774
2,175
5074 May
Town Corp common
40c cumulative preferred
1
7
Ltd—
Okonite
Company
.
Old
3
3
200
3
Jan
3,225
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sharcs_10s
63 7
1
600
40
Jan
1874
100
11
Jan
19
474
800
Securities
Electric
1474
1
Corn
4
_1
V2V0
1st pfd_—23
30 71
3074
3174
27%
1,300
25%
25 74
24%
24-%
25
25
274
24%
redeemable
4.36%
redeemable
Singer
Pacific
Amer
2474 Aug
2774 Jan
8o"tb
2374
2674 Jail
Southern California
700
2174 Aug
400
2174 S6p
Jun
Northern
Airlines
Page-Hersey Tubes
Petroleum
Pan
Oil
Israel
pfd
of
Canada
Penn
Traffic
1,350
85
110
2,700
42,900
1674
9174
Jan
33 7 „
3474
1,500
574
674
21,400
ii:
3/4
ft
24,300
174
174
.7
1
6%
2
Corp
4%
15%
5%
Ltd
Products
1%
9,200
Co
574
Jan
474
Feb
674 July
1074 July
Standard
Forgings
Jan
774 Aug
Standard
Oil
474 Jan
674 May
974
600
10
17 a
13,300
Industries
J
l
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Powdrell &
Alexander
Power Corp
„
of Canada
Prairie
Pratt
Oil
&
Royalties
Lambert
Prentice-IIall Inc
common
2.50
common
Co
Service
12.50
ioc
1
44
9
4%% cumulative preferred—
100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com—__3
Pyle-National Co common
-
10%. 1174
3,000
14 74
Feb
164
14
Jan
1574
6
47
74
174 Jan
474
4
674 Mar
10,000
174
17a
5,200
274
1,600
2774
1174
1174
400
6974
:. 300
100
2%
4,500
58%
50
1874
36
Jan
Reis
(Robert)
Reiter-Poster
&
20 74
Jan
874 Jan
5574
Ja"
Jan
48
4,100
31,000
74
Jan
6,100
474
30
Jan
1574
2,600
1174
Jan
9%
1,300
7%
86 74
125
874
Sep
1274
Sep
Jun
3Ii May
63
July
,4774 Sep
ft Jan
774
Feb
3,300
Jan
7174
Jan
18
16
Jun
July
974 May
Jan
21
Sep
500
19
Aug
4074
1,100
1674 Mar
43 74
374
36
4 74
36
4,500
25
3%
36
674
Sep
Sep
1,
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Petroleums
52%
52
54
2,900
10% May
45% Jan
1074
11%
3,100
2074
2074
200
17
17: ,4
1774
1774
500
16
ii
IS
2,200
'/a
74
_1
_io
Jan
36
43
9%
974
74
Sep
Jan
Sep
1,250
10
5774
Jun
1174 Sep
Jun
18
Sep
Aug
Jan
1
May
174 Aug
ft Mar
34
Jan
45
10
9,200
774
Jan
6%
674
674
12,900
474
Jan
1%
1ft
1ft
4,700
74
Jan
2%
2%
2%
600
174
8%
874
8%
800
774 Jun
—-
-1
20
1
-1
--10
—*
J
—1
—50c
25o
f
•
.
1
100
1
4'/«
82
4
£1
374
81
374
1374
7%
774
6%
6
1
50o
•
-
1174
11%
3'/a
July
Sep
774 Aug
174 July
3
Jun
Jan
1
"3%
1
Russell (The P C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
74
11%
3
4%
1374
80
18,400
100
8
2,500
674
4,000
1174
800
274
80
174
Aug
10
8674
474
Jan
12% July
4% Jan
4%
474 Sep
Jan
13%
Sep
Sep
874
Sep
7
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
13%
Jan
4 7e
Sep
1474
32
17
Suri
74
49,200
7„
2,700
V4 Jan
%
Apr
47a
474
3,300
374 Jan
4%
Sep
1174
2,300
874
11
3574
267*o
% Aug
1374 Aug
Jan
3574
3074 Jun
1,700
167b
27%
Mar
Talon
Inc
Class
B
class
148% July
3274
Jan
4374 Aug
Jan
374 Apr
774 Sep
95
7,300
4 2 74
74
674
6%
774
32,400
374
Feb
27b
27b
2%
11,600
17-4
Feb
2774
Feb
36% July
7%
11,300
5%
Jan
»74 Jun
774 Sep
2074 Aug
wmrnm
774
774
3s/a
474 May
Jan
500
0%
67u
67u
1274
19
35%
19 7-'1
300
3574
1,900
31
Jan
3774 Sep
40
50
Jan
5674
5374
'
24
2474
2474
24
600
24
2474
1,800
Jan
42
Jan
48%
500
22
1,200
2174
Sep
24%
Jan
21
300
2074
Aug
2374
Jun
2074
2374 May
20% Aug
74
~4%
800
274
1274
12%
600
974
500
6
x51
4
474
"674
7
674
474
Jan
Tel-A-Sign
Television
Inc
Industries
1474 July
874 Mar
Feb
85% Aug
7974
800
274
1,800
174
Jan
374 Aug
774
774
774
1,800
474
Jan
874 July
674
67u
774
32,700
474
1274
13
2574
26%
6,900
7,700
Feb
',
Jan
1374
2*F
2274 Mar
874 Aug
574
Jan
1574
1474
16
3,300
13%
Apr
17
Feb
5674
587-4
2,900
45%
Jan
61
July
1574
147-4
1674
5,000
97b
Apr
16%
2074
19
Jan
"8*74
X81
a
2,200
157a
20%
Sep
274
2%
1,900
274
Feb
374
Jan
63»
57a
674
6,400
4"% Apr
7 74
10,200
IV} Jan
174 Jan
27.
2%
2:,8
27u
2
274
87u
874
874
3,900
*
1874
17
674
68-
6674
00
"
•
Apr
1374 May
1,775
-
-
574
574
100
48% Jan "
4% Jan
1374
1374
400
13
13%
1474
-1,200
-
;
13% May
12
Jan
174 Jan
200
15
14%
Jan
16,100
2:%
2%
1974
1974
32 3
35
8,600
2974
19%
3.500
15
42
1,150
18 -
-
1974
8
19
40%
•
-
400
2
2
74
3 %
67-8
1%
Jan
July
274 Aug
16
May
2174 Sep
500
9,300
11
•
Jan
1174*. Jan.
4% May
4,000
2%
Jan
3%
7.300
274 Mar
Calgary
Power
Co
Chemical
Thiokol
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorofare
Tilo
Inc
—
Edison
preferred
474%
21,200
11%
11,900
474
1,500
374
7,300
274
Jan
4% Aug
1,500
22%
Jan
1,500
374
Jan
3474 Aug
574 Apr
374
31%
33
4
4
474
1
4
3%
4
2,300
174
Jan
103/4 May
274 Jan
274
Apr
Cuba
Trans
Lux
Oil
Co
187,100
1
1%
6%
800
67+ Sep
Jan
274
874
Jun
Jan
374
Jun
1
\l May
ft Jan
9674
Jan
May
101
1974 May
2574 Mar
3874
567a
Feb
Sep
Sep
174
Sep
% Jan
174
7
Feb
Feb
36
Aug
1aa
15,700
6%
.
4
Jan
34 7 H
32
35
2.300
30
3274
5,400
19%
Jan "
32%
32 74
1774
1,300
1074
Jan
1874 Aug
1
1774
1674
74
200
377-4
3774
39 7 a
2,700
85
86
20
._100
85
275
Jail
2
3674 Aug
Aug
85
x7
ft Aug
3 7s
Sep
4274 July
96
Jan
274 May
2%
2%
1,000
174
4%
474
1,300
274
Jan
4% May
10%
1,300
974
Jan
12% Aug
3%
9,500
274
Jan
}k
11,800
10 3 4
10 7 a
3
3
74
1 »•
4-
Jun
174
Jan
77+
Sep
1.200
Jan
1874
Feb
2374 July
28 3 4
19.300
1374
Jan
29%
1974
27%
18 3
% July
2,200
5,600
15%
Apr
23
22
187+
Jan
3 74
7%
7
7%
2874
10
1
2974 Mar
19%
35
Aug
Sep
Aug
"
1
Inc
3
Sep
274
23
Co
True Temper Corp
Jan
4%
__50c
1
Corp
2074
674 Feb
3 %
53
11
class A
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Tri-Continental warrants
Trtmz
17,500
1%
32
1,900
567B
"
4174 May
Apr
674 July
6 74
1
Industries Inc
Cont
Trans
23 74
5174
1
25
99
23
5574
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A—
Trans Caribbean Airways class A_ ._10c
Trans
10
99
23%
1
12.800
2
24,900
—
J
III5
registered. .—£1
deposit rets def registered
Shipyards Corp
Toledo
274
ft
l
Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord
Amer
Todd
274
ft
34% Jan
372 Jan
Jun
Mar
8
1
Tobacco Security
Amer
3.000
Jan
7
10
Inc
Roofing
10,400
774
,
._25o
Inc
Markets
Thriftimart
274
274
lioc
2,700
19,400
2%
lli
r— —
—
1674 Jun
"67H
1
Corp
RightS
16%
Feb
1,250
674
6%
Jan
1274
.
39
3874
1374
800
774
•
Light $4.56 pfd—
&
1474
Feb
874 Aug
1,200
15%
1
Sep
16
7%
7 74
7
195<r Sep
42
3:,«
1474
27 a
Aug
374 Sep
1974 Sep
""34
Sep
Jan
1474
74
15
374
14%
fc
574 Mar
15
Apr
1574 Apr
3.900
15
39
6874 July
Jan
1374
20%
3%
3 74
1074 Sep
Jan
-
13%
19%
374
Jan
*•' Apr
Sep
Aug
7,000
74
19%
Feb
874
874
14'J4
14%
274
Jan
a
3
400
-
1474
15-7
-
5
374- Feb
4,100
19
July
3ft July
■
600
-
-25C
Thew Shovel Co common
Sep
2074
2%
1
Inc
Sep
Sep
July
57
1
Corporation
Oil
Aug
47a
2 7a
7
250
87a
8
474 Mar
100
47«
47 a
1274
1974
„_20o
Sep
Jan
May
274
75
~23A
7
Inc common
Apr
48
2174
—10
cumulative preferred
Apr
July
2674 May
5274 Apr
Aug
45 74
——
27
Sep
24
4774
2174
5
common
Jan
3574
'
5
A
common
Sep
Sep
Mar
374
41
4174
200
144
142
41
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
3%- Sep
Mar
ft Jan
1*50
2774
3474
3574
144
6%
Superior Tool & Dig Co
Sep
Sep
2
1
International Petrol Corp
Sunset
55
•36
25o
1
—
Supermarkets Corp
Jan
-
75
•:/-
•
1
Ray Drug common
Sunrise
54-
1,400
7«
1
Corporation
Stylo 11
Jan
Pcb
32
Jun
1
3074- July
3 74
55*
7a
•
common
21.
Jaiv
Apr
3
x47
~3
1
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S)
<fe Co
Feb
46Sep
Ya Apr
20,400
54'
4374
Sep
100
1
-
6,600
674 May
974 Sep
Jan
4%
1074
1
37,
4,600
1074 Mar
37e
1.25
common
474
84
1.50
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Roy a lite Oil Co Ltd
400
2774
4374
190%
Jan
'•
Sep
3474 May
13,600
74
-74
1
Corp.
Container
•Stone
1
300
20
*
Stein (A) & Co common*
Sterling Aluminum Products commonJ5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision. Corp (Del)
—10c
Stetson (J B) common
■'
*
Stinnes (Hugo) • Corp
5
Texas
Sep
1974 Feb
203/4
1
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
page
19 74
Corporation
Technicolor
Jan
74
22,400
4374
43
21
674 Mar
500
American dep rets ord reg
Roosevelt Field Inc
see
11
1,100
1
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
footnotes
5,600
1774
Ii
;
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd P
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc.
Rolls Rovce Ltd—
For
21
1774
1
Ltd—
Rico Argentine Mining Co_
Russeks Fifth Ave
20%
17%
__Hoo
Reliance Insurance Co
Richwell
20%
I
I_I
75
*Feb
1874
8574 Sep
1374 Jan
95
1874
39
10
„
46
10°
——1
Co
Canada ordinary
Parts
Steel
Texas
Corp
4574
*
Enterprises Inc
Steel Co of
Mar
274
274 Mar
1
Co
Oil
92
--5
Statham Instruments Inc
Jun
2
.
%
6
8574
10%
130
70
1
(The) Corp
convertible preferred
4%
.1
90O
*
Statecourt
Sep
Jan
tJan
4774
86%
20
2,000
9374
1
50c
Jan
10
574 Jan
10
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
3%
190%
92
Slarrett
lit! May
7874
R
'
3
182
May
!
774 July
34% Aug
374 Feb
Jan
274 Apr
3
Edison—
Inc
1174 Jun
3»
Jan
24
182
common
Texam
iRapid-American Corp
iRath Packing Co common
f Raymond International Inc
1 Reading Tube Corp common
2,700
Corp
Standard Tube class B
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
10% Aug
12% Sep
Jan
Apr
1074
4 %
307i
1
12.50
<Ky)_.
Standard Shares
Sep
( /
I
297b
Feb
474
Jan
X
1274 Sep
7%- Sep
'
2674 Jan
mmm
Tampa Electric Co common
_
307a
&
Standard-Thomson
1}J Aug
Sep
1074
II—IIIIII*
7,300
r-j20
Corp
Products
Standard
Aug
July
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
774
20%
Apr
074
3,000
674
1
10c
1
preferred
$1.60 convertible
674 July
ft
10%
18%
97<
"7%
A——2
Standard Financial Corp
1674 Aug
5974
10
Sep
J*o
Jan
1,000
300
9.
x21
Sep
574 Jan
11
1,300
3174
ft
5ft
59 74
Jan
174
8
774
1674 Apr
ii Jan
7674
73
1474
'A
5
'
600
44
ft
6
15
•
'
874
58%
1
—
2,900
2ft
———I"l
Colorado™
of
474
2774
«
Progress Mfg Co Inc—
Prophet (The) Company
Providence
Gas
4
6774
11%
1
common
900
274
~1%
«
Ltd
1,400
6
31
20c
-
Pressed Metals of AmericaPreston East Dome Mines Ltd
Public
87 a
—1—1
Telophone Co
15
1%
76%
HlO
~25o
common
Polaris Mining Co
Poloron Products class A
Porto Rico
10%
II
_5Q
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
174
574
874
4%
Inc
74
1434
flpo
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pneumatic Scale
1%
57 a
974
—100
•
3
Shoe Corp——
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Etalil-Meyer Inc
——
Standard Dredging Corp common
300
5
15
74
9>A
Jan
674-Aug
Sep
v
Jan
374
1
Spencer
5,100
400
Pierce
Jun
Mar
674
3,800
Aircraft Corp
Jan
5
574
5%
Piaseeki
274
674
19 74
1
Jan
974 Aug
10 pesos
7%
774
23
Spear & Company
57a
587-t
0
Southland
Jan
1,200
57
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co-
Jun
%
400
19%
& Minerals
8 %- Jun
Pipe Line
Royalty Co
Southern
874
500
19%
Oils
474
Southern
3574 Aug
2874 May
474 Feb
74 Jun
174
Southern
Jun
4%
58%
Peruvian
3,000
13.900
■
6
6
23
20
25
25
—25
25
25
25
California Petroleum Corp—2
Materials Co Inc
2
157 a
Perfect
2.60
12%
Ca rpmmoi)
1574
4%
100
Corp
2274 Aug
103
r»,(l
1574
2.50
11%
common-.-
15
1
-
374 July
Apr
123
Jun
97
174 Mar
274
6
127 B
original preferred
cumulative preferred
4.78% cumulative pfd
4.56% convertible preference
4.4874 convertible preference
4.32 % cumulative preferred
4,2474 cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
126% July
Aug
9574
Pep Boys
(TheI
1
Pcpperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) —20
Circle
84.
Corp
P»r>n
4.88%
Jun
2074
34%
% Apr
Corp—
Coast
57'o
Jun
10274
274
"a
"2
Hill1
Class B
Patino
96%
Sep
10774 Feb
95 >4
Amer shares—1 Bol
Chemical Company-.
Parker Pen Co class A
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jan
9374
1874
ic
Park
Peninsular Metal
Aug
873/4
2%
vtc__2 Bol
;
Pantepec Oil (C A)
88
40
350
390
19%
•
(G A)
vtc
84 74
100
Jan
95
91
l
;
—.
5%
common
Pancoastal
«
l
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
24%
125
93 7
124
•
Sep
"
88
x88 74
88
125
5,600
Manufacturing common
South
2374 Jan
99
937a
ft
1
100
217 a
•
Pacific Power & Light
Sonotone
4Sos$
Jan
22%
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
Pacific
Apr
29-74 Jan
217a
90 74
74
Airways Inc—
—
(Howard) Paper Mills
Smith
27
2274
*
9
74
registered
£1
& Telev Corp—10c
dep rets ord
27
2374?
•
374 May
12.000
Ltd
2574 July
2474 Aug
25
conv
$4.36
3074
Apr
23%
•
$4.75
3374
Aug
Aug
24%
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend cum preferred
dividend preferred
$4.40
$4.75
30
25
1st preferred
10,200
20%
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Singer
Sep
25
4.50%
5%
1974
common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
Aug
474
Apr
25
1st preferred
1st preferred
574
20%
117b
200
2574
25
redeemable
17a
174 Sep
i
500
2774
28
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A
5%
2 A Mar
27+ Sep
Corp
Ltd—.
Mines
900
27%
1st preferred
5c/o
4.80%
Jan
9 74
of Canada
2,500
25
5 Vo
;
774 Apr
l'J/4
Apr
25c
Slick
1st preferred
67» Sep
Sep
35,000
M;!
474
Simpson's
P
5
Jun
5%
Jan
common
Skiatron Electronics
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Jan
474
7»
5,000 fr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
7074 Aug
18 74
Oxford
1
7
1,400
6,500
174
Silvray Lighting Inc
17% July
174 Feb
Overseas
Jnc
174
1,000
6
87a
574
574
5% Mar
Precision
Creek
Feb
300
Simca American Shares
3% Aug
474 Aug
7% Jan
374
iiJ/4
Silver
8974 Aug
14%
6774
Omar
174 July
9 7 a Feb
7.000
preferred
Silver-Miller
1ft Feb
1ft Sep
Oils
Jan
■*
Silex Co common
Sep
70
00c
Okalta
%
July
674
8
874
Corp of America common
Siboncy-Caribbean Petroleum Co_.—lOo
Breweries Ltd
•
374 July
Feb
95
13
11,900
%
Sicks
•
50c
B
preferred
23% Mar
4,100
Shoe
Feb
Aug
1%
common
Sherwin-Williams
174 July
2174
5
Sherwin-Williams
Apr
1974
300
2274
7%
Sherman Products Inc——
4ft Feb
21
Jan
•
Jan
96
2274 May
Jan
1
Jan
Sep
Aug
2%
Shawinigan Water & Power
2% Apr
174- Aug
19%
18%
1%
Shattuck Denn Mining
674
Sep
18%
400
20%
20c
Jan
72
Apr
7%
Inc
Beton
May
Sep
7%
2%
class B
Corp of America
474 May
4% Apr
65
20%
Feb
10c
1
Aug
574
474 Apr
2% Jan
Apr
7
7%
Corp
Leather
13
——*
Servomechanisms
3474 Aug
Jan
100
common
Brass
Ohio
27.
5,500
274
Corp
Inc
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
1
Company
Corp
Ohio
Bros
Servo
Sep
26
o
Oceanic
(The)
beeman
1ft «*an
Serrick
1,900
19 7'-,
17 %
1
Metals Inc—
Securities Corp General
674 May
57a
3 ft
High
Apr
10c
1
1
Airlines
Western
Seaporcel
2% Apr
1,600
274
>
Nuclear Corp
Seaboard
Sentry Corp
77a
X85
Ind Pub Serv 4%%
pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Apr
5874 Aug
77-V Sep
687a
3%
Northern
1774
Jan
474 Jan
3074
18%
J—25c
Jan
26
—1
-
'May
274
6%
18%
preferred—————-20
1
25c
Sapphire Eetroleums Ltd—
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper
Corp.—
Sayre & Fisher Co——
——I
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd———50c
% May
Jan
—
1274
21:,4
VA
297a
374
7,000
19%
2,600
6,500
4,000
4,700
177a
5% series—20
preferred 474 74 series_20
preferred 4.40% series_20
1%
74 Jan
11,700
74
3
-
Co
lft
lft July
1174
39
3
774
—,-25
RIt
Sep
5.6074
375
7%
1
Airlines
Cumulative
300
7%
Northeast
Penn
Cumulative
Feb
Jan
1,000
17%
Cumulative preferred
Feb
174
774
1%
7%
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
Jun
374
18%
•
North
148%
Apr
13% Feb
10
—
Jan
ft Jan
74
13,200
4
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
17%
Diego Gas & Electric Co-
22,800
1%
10
Cement class A
B
San
16
%
Shares
16 pesos
Sep
55% x57
15%
Ltd
1,7;
20.100
1%
Inc
Carlos Milling Co
25%
1
•
2.50
Corp Ltd common—.
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
Sep
3,100
a
6t
San
94
16
Low
Par
ll7/8 May
125
18.800
1ft
30-%
Jan
574 Jan
1% Jan
3.000
1
10c
_1
.
2.190
141
1
Inc!
American
Class
1%
19%
4,600
2.200
14%
1 ft
1
—1
Nordcn-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
North
30%
11%
15
—-1
Mines Ltd
Mines—
29%
25 7
of Prices
s
174 July
Jan
1
1.300
11%
14%
for Week
Range
Sale Price
"
1%
22 %
10
10
Merchandise
York
Nickel Rim
1%
1
Sales
\Y«k's
Last
dXOCHh
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
High
25%
1
——
New York & Honduras Rosarlo
New
11%
lft
142%
1%
l
common—.—*
Co
Auction
1%
30%
—1
20c
—1
*
Mexico & Arizona Land
New
New
New
..
Range Since Jan.
Shares
nf Prices
Friday
ENDED SEPTEMBER 19
for Week
Range
Low
RANGE FOR WEEK
Sale*
Week'*
<->
Two
Guys
from Harrison
~9%f
cc
~ !»•
9*4
V
474 July
474 Aug
Inc
—Hoc
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union Gas
Co
Union
of
Investment
Union Stock
Corp
Canada
Co__
Yards of tfmaha
9
-*
4
20
774
7%
17
17 74
-
9
9
T-
'.
24%
774
17%
.978
24%
,
5,500
1,800
300
•
100
474
Jan
10% Jun
19-
Aug
774
Jan
9%
Apr
1974
Jan
25 74
Sep
17
Sep
Volume 188
Number 5779
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1181)
37
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
Aircraft
Products
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
7r'ii
common__50c
Low
7%
7%
2,400
13,900
1
6
6
6ft
1
2
2
2
United
Elastic
Milk Products
United Molasses
Amer
;
•
dep
%
35
35
•
5ft
ft
ft
1.800
Jun
2*4 July
lVs Jan
36% Aug
29
500
6(2
7%
Jan
Jan
46,900
;
35%
9% May
Aug
% Apr
2
6(2
5 *2
rets crd
registered
3% May
10s
Canal
100
Xl7tt% 178
177
6%
4% Aug
168
KO
Sep
Jan
189
Apr
Jan
Profit Sharing
Corp
Name changed to Highway
-
Trailer Industries Inc
(Effective Sept
v
U
S
U B
,
Air
Y.
17)
Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile
Co
l
^
-
JUn
1
50o
2*2
2%
_25o
1%
1%
Apr
8% Apr
40%
31
Jan
2%
700
2
Jun
1*8
2,500
42%
30
29%
31
14
13%
13%
14%
14,600
13% Jan
a
42%
40*'e
42%
7,700
22% Jan
42% Aug
5
6*8
4,200
4% Jan
170
7
6*8
39% Feb
24
Jan
6*4
6*4
100
37%
39*4
4,400
5%
5*4
5%
1
5*2
5%
6%
12,800
7
4%
3*8
4%
10,100
2% Jan
2
4*8
3*2
4%
5.400
»
9
8%
9
1,500
8
May
•
4
3
4*2
2,500
2
Apr
3*8
3*8
too
2
Jun
56
Jail
38%
—
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
i-Vliico Corporation
v Virginia
Iron Coal & Coke Co
-
4% Mar
Sep
;
5,400 "
....
81
78*4 Apr
30% Jan
■
5
2
41
Hanover
6s
(City of)
de
Janeiro
*15%
..June-Dec
'Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext—
7"lo. j preferred...
,
Feb-Aug
*26
1168
May-Nov
172
April-del
*j;72
June-Dec
,
61
—
155
_•
Waitt & Bond'
*'
-
-$2
lnc--.--.-..:.'.'r> ••.
cumulative preferred—
2
Wallace
&; Tienraii
k
;
214
30
Inc..
25%
29 Ya
1
.
$6 series preference
Webster Investors Inc
1V»
1 Va
1%
1
11B
««
t
^
j
included
x
^utlon*
s
in
year s
being
6 Ex-stock
range),
Ex-dividend,
A Bonds
56
49*4
50
43%
50%
138%
40
37%
40%
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
y,
traded
r
dividend,
Transaction
Ex-riglits.
z
for
cash
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
in
:
120
121%
1
1:25
"5%
2%
11a
Rights
91
91
...♦
:
83
5,400
-
ft
»
100
pfd
1,700
ji -
10
91
90 ~
Maryland Ry:7% 1st pfd—100
120
Amer dep rets crd shares.
;
.la
WeStetn Tablet & Stationery common.*
; Westmoreland
Coal
20
Westmoreland
Inc.
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
White Eagle Internat OH
White
Stores
5*2%
10
listed
on
-Wilson
C)
&
Brothers
35
28
27%
Averages
1.400
400
35
?4
*a
5,2U0
18%
4.900
35
35%
250
600
14*1.
400
11*8
2,900
10
53
»
1,400
5
21a
—10
il1«
11%
1
5%
5*8
9*2
:
3.200
19*4
19%
75
15
93%
93%
10
9*4
Jan
100
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
12*8
13*4
800
12
20%
20%
20*2
300
17
Woodley Petroleum
8
57
53*2
57
Amer
(F W)
common
dep rets ord leg
£i
40c
Petroleum Corp
I0o
.
Stock
5*8
300
1*4
~1%
7.100
9*8
8%
9%
1,600
Period
Exchange
Last
177.72
92.27
06.01
82.26
88.42
87.24
523.40
135.28
81.12
179.67
91.62
86.12
82.26
88.43
87.11
Sept.
10
526.57
136.53
81.22
180.71
91.67
85.95
82.32
88.43
87.09
525.89
136.31
80.93
180.39
91.22
85.46
82.70
88.41
86.94
522.34
136.58
80.65
179.61
90.60
85.59
82.17
88.41
86.69
...
..
Sept.
18™—I—V
Sept.
Over-flte-Connler Industrial Stock Averages
(35 stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Apr
40
1 *4
Low
92.88
Sept.
17......
Thur. Sept. 18
Fri.
Sept.
19...
4s Inc debs 1994
Power 3V48 1970
7V4 Jan
10*4 Aug
22
July
100% Feb
2
1.957
95.07 July 26
92.85
-
High
Low
71.50 Dec
24
SEC Index of Slock Prices
2518
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for the week ended Sept. 12, 1958, for composite and by major industry
grcu.ps compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Sep
Aug
2014 Sep
33 Va Jan
59
1958
Percent
357.6*
%
•
:•->
Low
I-1.3
357.6
299.0
449.6
I 1.1
353.7
—
High
Change
Sept. 5, '58
Sept. 12, 58
Aug
Jan
5
"TVa
5%
Sep
Jan
~1%
Feb
11% July
8% Apr
Sale Price
or
Friday's
373.3
449.6*
443.8
409.8*
401.9
•
Non-Durable Goods
477.6
473.9
1
0.8
478.6
402.2
284.7
282.6
•
0.7
285.6
219.7
Manufacturing
Transportation
Utility
332.2
409.8
2.0
Bill «V Asked
High
142
June-Dec
155.5
176.0
176.0*
175.3
.0.4
Trade, Finance and Service
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
335.2*
334.8
...» 0.1
335.2
263.2
Mining
338.1
341.6
1.0
346.2
261.3
Jan. 1
Low
No.
48
41
i
•New
High
—
-
High.
50
5
91
100
115
4
115
135
88
90
23
87
96
Jan-JitZy
82%
82%
82%
7
77
87
May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Jan 'July
Guantanamo Ss Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6*4% liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
Aprii-Oct
48*2
48
48 %
13
42
'50
38
38
Delaware
Lack &
91 Ys
Jane-Dec
Quar-Feb
June-Dec
91*4
Transaclions al the New York Stock Exchange
Western RR—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st mortgagees series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
197*4
108%
145%
85%
99
No. of
109 %
43
■
49
54
77
—
91
86
14
85%
85
188 *'4
Stocks
98 Va
87
59
40
96
.
109*4
107
33*4
6
88*4
National
58
Research Corp—
convertible subord debentures
New England Power
3*4s
Shared
1976-_Jan-.7HZy
85*4
85
May-ATou
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
.April-Oct
190
91
85%
4
80%
97
2
97
99
6*4s due
1953 extended
Ohio Power
to
3,043,590
3,935,640
$5,121,000
5,070,000
mortgage 3V4S
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennylvanla
3*48
Water
&
1970
3ViS
Power
1964
Rapid Electrotype
7s
Harbor Water
&
series
2%s
B
series
1981—May-Nop
6,401,000
221,000
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
3,463,666
3.875,650
6,601.000
145,000
7,867,000
367,000
9
91%
18,111,266
$31,060,000
102 %
Fri.
100*8
deb '62—Jan-July
158
5s
conv
6s
Mar-Sept
series
F
G
1981
4*48
series
H
1982.
93%
124%
3
124
5
78
96
93*4
50
Aii
93%
80
95*4
85
*86
93
1:75
1:80
87%
186
93
*75
88%
85
97*4
99
99
Mar-Sept
1102
Knapp Inc 5s debs
1974
West Penn Traction 5 s 1960
Newspaper Union
6s
106*4
70%
1959-
—
67
—
8
55
and
93
Friday
American
Stock
Exchange
Last
Period
Sale Pries
Friday's
Bid At
Low
A Baden
(Germany)
AOs
series
A
AGs
series
B
7s 1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks1952
1951
*195
'
April-Ocf
$718,014,330
Stocks
(No. of
92
Shares)
48
73
103
100%
94*4
63 Va
101*4
101 Ya
102%
—
95%
71%
100
Mon.
Tues.
Wed
Thur.
Fri.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
15
—
Bonds
Asked
Sold
High
No.
Bonds
934,335
17
990,112
18
1,235,590
,
of
1,362,445
High
—
$2,000
4,000
$1,000
~5~,000
113
136
8,000
98,000
64,000
~T,ooo
5,000
124,000
$7,000
118,000
$371,^)0
$19,000
Sept. 19
1957
Jan. 1 to
1958
$397,000
Sept. 19
1957
5,348,367
3,224,155
143,495,298
156,461,149
$244,000
7,000
$12,924,000
1,266,000
1,414,000
$8,541,000
1,644,000
19,000
68,000
11,000
$397,000
$323,000
$15,604,000
$11,408,000
Bondi
Domestic
Foreign government
Total
Total
Bonds
$54,000
57,000
$371,000
Shares
Jan. 1
—
Bonds
56,000
1958
Stocks—No.
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
93,000
5,348,367
19
Foreign
Government
$51,000
53,000
825,885
16
Week Ended
Range Sines
Low
Domestic
—
*185
*160
$933,794,020
91%
Foreign corporate
Feb-Aug
$17,475,080
92%
Week's Range
or
683,015,300
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100
Foreign Governments and Municipalises
Interest
885,624,100
Transactions al the American Stock Exchange
TotaL
BONDS
31,060,000
16,482,000
Industrial
Total
90
89
71*2
*98% 100
Feb-Aup
94,000
34,382,030
105*4
5
96%
*102% 103 *4
June-Aug
99,000
47,966,920
87
101% 101*4
192
$3,000
990,080
$32,290,000
Railroad
$2,000
1,228,000
Bank
104% 109%
105 Va 110%
—
$73,000
$104,000
Government
100
95
I
193
54
Bonda
B.
U.
101
88%
105
1957
379,116,879
475,358,026
89*4
80
29
Sept. 19
1958
1957
8,180,230
18,111,261
Shares
$32,290,000
+
Jan. 1 to
Sept. 19
96
93
1
186
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
93
87%
——
88%
*93
Jan-July
.73
100%
95%
91
—
106*4 106*4
Apr-Ocf
of
International
66
$2,000
$1,228,000
1958
Stocks—No.
136
94%
1:88
Jan-July
1982
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water "Power 3V28 1964
Western
1
Jan-July
...Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Southern California Gas 3*48 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3V»s 1970
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Webb &
93%
April-Oct
4%S series I 1982
4%s series J
88%
94*2
88*4
Feb-Avp
1979
series
124
6,746,000
8,234,000
Week Ended
92*4
5,373,000
6,622,000
$2,000
100%
Feb-Aup
1976
3%s
r*—'
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
:
3*48 series D 1976
3%s series E 1978
3s
88
95
93%
100
180
Co
1973—
C
88%
Corp 3s,
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3*48 series A
1973
3s
187
1967
Gas
deb
Power
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
92
Jan-July
1968—Jan-July
May -Nov
;
Public Service Electric
Safe
1988x
Bond
Sales
Bonds
$5,315,000
301,000
3,792,720
Total—
1963
1st
Government
$194,000
Sept. 15
Total
United States
Bonds
Bonds
Sept. 16
Sept. 17
Wed
101%
93
1101
.June-Dec
*4
97
Foreign
Bonds
Tues.
Thur.
1961
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
Mon.
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
i
17
for
92.82
15
115
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Edison 2lis series A 1970
Boston
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978—;
-
....
Jun
2% Aug
14% Aug
16V4 Feb
88
Appalachian Elec
-
92.88 Sep
72.75.Jan
.
Range
Jun
36
High
92.74 *>,
Jan
18%
92.17
Wed.
Jan
40
Range for 1958
Closing
Mon. Sept. 15.
Tues. Sept. lG..-:_
Jun
Week's Range
Low
Steel & Pump
40
Bondf
15
—
American
Total
ities
Durable Goods
5*8
Friday
AAmer
10
Util¬
Rails
"
"
Interest
BONDS
Ralls
80.36
Composite
1%
5*8
5s
preference
trials
132.34
Jan
Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapala
5.200
Stocks
519.43
Jun
Jan
25%
25%
•
l
ities
Grade
'
12.
ft Jan
Apr
2
6%
10
Second
Grade
Sep
32
Apr
May
3% Jan
91a
25
100
common
Indus¬
65
Jun
%
19*4 Jan
1% Jan
11% Jan
211
14
roads
"
9(4 Jan
-
Util¬
First
10
Sept.
Sept.
2ft Mar
Apr
% Apr
171-1
5
trials
31*4 July
x25% Mar
93% Sep
25% Sep
Wool worth
-Bonds-
Total
15
Rail¬
Pale—
14
25
1
5%
preferred
!
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4 % % pfd.
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
314
3
Ya Jan
28%
indus¬
Date
20
*4% Jan
26% Apr
23% Apr
27 Ya
•
Sep
135
4()0
Ya
1
Co__
21%
30
rZVl
35
x30
Sep
121% Sep
"
18*4
preferred
Oil Corp
Corp
Williams-McWilliams Industries
(R
'•
dally closing averages of representative stocks and bondf
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
93% Jan
Sep
1
(The)
Williams
1%
5,400
ft
30
il
River
Wickes
1% - Jan
Jan
10c
Co
common
convertible
Wichita
.
Inc
!
....
Apr
29'% Sep
x30
Va
Ya
21%
Feb
(•■ S
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
•
Aug
3% Apr
4% Feb
1.200
4ft
4*i
70
Apr
16 % Apr
2Va Apr
1% Jan
1% Apr
ft Sep
1,300
m
t Ex-dis¬
range),
/
'
the
are
4*4 Sep
3% Aug
107
1,9U0
2
I V4
.
Western
780
12
_5
West Canadian Oil & Gas1 Ltd.
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
15,400
121%;
•
'•
year's
dividend.
flat.
Sleek and Bond
Below
Feb
Jan
408,800
29
101
53
fFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
''
§Reported ln receivership.
'
'
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumulatlve;
conv,
convertible; "M," mortgage: "11-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
wi,'
when issued; "w w," with warrbnts; "x w," without warrants.
'
Sep
Jan
May
24
4.900
15»
*
(Del):
Wehnaii & Company Inc.—
Wentwortir Manufacturing—l
-
100
20
20
99%
1
59
49*4
^
Sep
4*2
10
1% Mar
14 Va Jan
100
2%
:
100
1
Webb Sc Knapp Inc...:
■'
1
■
Waltliam Precision Instrument Co
•
—
61%
1
..
$100*4 101%
MaP-Scn#
—Jan-July
2i 2012—Jan-Jitiy
stmpd (Plan A)
...
*58
valu®- a Deferred delivery transaction
~
Aug
6*4
4*8
..100
.
186%
Germany—
10
Co
210
161%
__
20
194
1186
Feb-Aug
May-Nos
High
16
-StocksAircraft
Jan. 1
Low
20
1215
(70% redeemed)
(Prqv) 6*4s 1949
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(Issue of May 1927) 1947
_A7s (Issue of Oct 1927) 1947—.
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2V«s 2008
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
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No.
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1947
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Sold
Aug
July
7
Jan
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Manufacturing
Waco
Bonds
High
6% Sep
314 Jun
1
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1952. —Jan -July
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Sep
45*4 Aug
48% July
16% July
common
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Aoerman Cons
Minnie 7s 1947
46%
3,000
15
Co
Sale Price
Sep
3% Sep
1% Apr
10
Valspar Corp common:.
$4 -convertible preferred—
Vanadium-Alloys Steel; Co—.—
Van Norman Ind,ustrles warrants
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3%
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7
20
700
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100
84,300
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Universal Marion Corp
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Universal -Products
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40
1
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
4.100
37%
1
U S Foil class B
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
United States Vitamin Corp
United Stores Corp common.
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3
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50c
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Low
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5
common
5% Jan
9,600
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
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United
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Friday
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
United Asbestos Corp
United
SEPTEMBER 19
BONDS
Shares
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Cuban Oil Inc
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Par
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FOR WEEK
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RANGE
WEEK
FOR
SEPTEMBER
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STOCKS
Low
Far
Sugar
American
Tel &
Tel
50
Boston
Calumet
4Y2%
6 Yo
First
Stores
Co—
Kennecott
77'/4
60
50
Jan
61
97
49% May
55% Feb
56
42%
46%
1,193
37%
Jan
65%
69
1,684
57
43
222
25
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Rubber
Waldorf
Aug
47%
Feb
58%
Sep
55%
56
125
42Ta
Feb
57% Aug
1
7%
8
117
2%
Feb
Texas. Co
72%
34
55%
Feb
72% Aug
14%
30
13
Feb
15
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38
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Union
Carbide
_______—
72
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.———
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57%
14%
5
42
42
42%
50
84% May
31% May
S
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1
29%.
29%
29 %
65
21%
Jan
29% -Sep
U
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Steel
.16,66%
'78%
78%
25
51%
Jan
78%
60
55% Jun
$7,000
48% Mar
U
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S
Westinghouse
12%
63%
64%
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56%
57
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:
Apr
69
Sep
Apr
43%
Sep
2%
Jan
6%
Sep
Jan
43%
Aug
30
96%
381
75%
Jan
36 %
10
28%
Jan
95
■
98%
290
90% Mar
13%
110
11
7c
85
—
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3,776
Jun
Jan
149
85
125%
Jan
30
141% 142%
142%
100
18%
70 %
Jan
35%
141/4
15%
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692
31%
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15%
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11%
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90
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21
5
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14%
900
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53%
40
Jan
38
99%
Aug
37%
Sep
103
Jan
13%
8c
Jun
Apr
18% July147% May
Sep
85
43%
Feb
15%
Sep
21%
Sep
54%
Sep
41%
common.1—28
140
18%
Jan
42'%
Sep
27%
28%
1,136
22%
Jan
29%
47%
48%
1,189
34%
Jan
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Aug
828
46
47%
Jan
47%
5
42%
42%
25
31% May
42%
Sep
Sep
*
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14
14%
150
12% Mar
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Sep
62%
64%
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56
65%
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63%
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Brown-McLaren
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STOCKS
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Low
-
Jan
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184
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Gas
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Cincinnati
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32
12
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100
16
Jan
25%
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28
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Jan
29
Aug
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16
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15
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Apr
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Jan
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37%
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46% Mar
53'%
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Allegany
Aug
Jun
85%
84%
86
285
61%
Jan
65%
05%
67%
2,030
54%
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8%
410
4%
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American
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American
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:
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49
115
36%
Jan
49
1
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22
22
30
14%
Jan
51%
53%
162
39%
Jan
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10
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391
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162
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Apr
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187%
50
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52 Yz
55%
10
59 %
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249
39%
1
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18
352
15'/8
Apr
Feb
100
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Jan
18% July
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135
36%
Jan
49
8%
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8
48%
Service
Rockwell
Corp
Rudy Manufacturing
Sheller
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Sherman
Standard Tube class B
Light
UdyJite, Corporation.,
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Vinco
Walker
Co' class
&
Telephone
;
8%
60
Sep
47 %
49
Sep
Laboratories
Abbott
Acme
Steel
Admiral
Investment
Akron
_
Jun
268
22 % Mar
31%
989
53%
97% Sep
Jan
5
3% Mar
Apr
300
200
997
981
22%
Jan
6%
Feb
271
17 %
Jan
22
310
14%
Jun
16% Aug
285
2%
Apr
9% May
7% Mar
;
5%
6%
1,208
4%
7%
8
2,055
3
Mar
8% Sep
1,024
9% Jun
12% Feb
-
10%
10%
1
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium Ltd
50
19%
20%
276
45%
47
29%
47
29%
Jan
2% Mar
48%
Jan
Aug
Sep
Ludlum
Aluminum
Steel-.
28% Sep
8%
Sep
Jun
3%
Aug
7% July
Apr
2%
100
4%
Jun
Sep
Mar
40
Mar
40
100
-
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America
of Prices
Airlines
Jan
47
Apr
31% Aug
American
Can
Cyanamid
30
34%
20
22%
53%
62
67
67%
89
197% 198%
20
43 Va
Jan
531/4 May
172%
20%
Am
Co
53 Ya
Sep
American Investment
American
67%
Sep
ADr
200%
Sep
Machine
36 %
46%
46 %
47%
171
27% May
30% Jan
47%
Sep
American Rad
42%
46%
232
37%
Jan
46%
Sep
American Tel &
65 %
American
Motors
&
Foundry
62 %
140
55 y» Mar
Jan
46%
718
33%
Feb
46 %
Sep
American
16
16
70
14%
Jan
16 3/4
Apr
Amurex
44%
46%.
191
30
Feb
46%
Sep
Anaconda
20%
20%
50
13
Apr
20%
Sep
Armour
65
66
25
33
Jan
33
33
50
31%
Feb
71% July
36% Jan
42%
42%'
10
33%
Apr
43 Ya- Aug
34 %
35%
177
29%
Apr
36%
38%
38%
55
29%
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5
74%
74%
95
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74% Sep
5
45
45%
39
37%
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25%
25%
52
20%
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45
85
Apr
46 Ye
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21
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&
Ashland
Oil
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Refining
$1.50 convertible
Associates
Atchison
common
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Co
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5%
non-cum
preferred
1314
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22%
11%
Apr
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Sep
Avco
Manufacturing Corp
Jan
Feb
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38%
38%
50
29%
Feb
38%
38%
35
31
Benguet
61%
114
38
Apr
Apr
40% Aug
38% Sep
59%
83%
83%
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64%
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83%
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1,900
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53%
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46%
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33
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47
Feb
38
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158
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50
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75
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800
25%
Jan
33
2,500
1.600
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100
4%
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46%
48%
3,100
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28%
84%
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27%
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28% Sep
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38
48% Mar
10
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22 V*
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25
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83%
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class
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10
47
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850
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26
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61% Aug
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44%
;
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1
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20
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61
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Sep
16
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see page 46,
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75
67%
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25%
36
_
For footnotes
14% July
Jan
3%
I 13%
150
_
Standard
Jan
3%
3%
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42%
2%
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40
Railway
Sperry Rand
11%
16%
13 %
42%
42%
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978
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8
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&
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Sep
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1.105
9%
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,
7
27%
8%
;
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Advanced
Laboratories
33*fee
Roebuck
13%
40
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common
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5
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8ears
13%
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Allied
%
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Petroleum
Schenley
1%
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Lead
St Regis
1%
Sale Price
Sep
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Distillers
Republic
Jan
Last
Aug
1
Pepsi-Cola
Pure
Sep
22 %
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58%
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Pennsylvania RR
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Feb
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4
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Sep
2% Aug
Feb
6
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
44
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2
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Jan
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1
Sep
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Register
Dairy
46%
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1,491
100
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—
58%
61%
5
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National Cash
17% Sep
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Chemical
Aug
Jan
20% Sept
__
10
57 %
7
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National
1
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57 Ya
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43%
9%
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10
Federated Dept Stores
Ford Motor
Monsanto
37% Jan
33%
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49
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43
180
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5
International
Jan
4%
29% Mar
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5
33
5
General
Sep
20%
9%
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—
Standard
77
DuPoni
General
6
Aug
16% Sep
Jan
3%
30
20%
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29
4
62
Dow Chemical
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1%
11%
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4
46%
10
&
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4
61%
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2
1%
13%
30%
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2,951
10,558
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1,325
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10
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Dayton
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62
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28
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44%
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25
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Columbia
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94
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Alleghany Corp (Un)
5
Ohio
City Products
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Colgate-Palmolive
414
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Week's
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STOCKS
Sep
47%
—
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27%
•
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Sep
33%
57
42
Sep
July
Great
Baldwin
Sep
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30% Aug
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Rexall Drug Co
Torrington Co
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49
61
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72%
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Sep
14% Aug
1,008
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New England Tel & Tel Co
Stone
302
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28
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148
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Lone Star Cement
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83
31
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51%
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56% July
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57% Aug
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62%
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62%
21
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Sep
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48
Apr
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Sep
North American Aviation
300
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55%
58 %
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42%
40%
80%
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250
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37% Mar
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12
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.
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29 Va
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112
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74
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114
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86%
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Mfg
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Monsanto
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Pullman
Co
Oil
Pure
Radio
36
37 V4
2,700
31%
Apr
73%
73%
73%
100
64%
Feb
58%
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100
49%
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200
14
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3,700
7%
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13%
22%
22%
22%
100
19%
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7%
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8% Aug
Apr
Jan
16
Sep
48% May
19% Jan
25% May
78% Sep
Jan
16
14%
16
2,650'
11%
46%
46%
46%
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37 %
24%
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22
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50
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400
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38
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27% Jan
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35
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Jan
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46%
49%
21%
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21%
350
19% Jun
26
31%
31%
31%
200
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48%
5
•
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55
53%
55
2,100
35%
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55
100
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33%
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82%
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24
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Sep
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Schwitzer CorpSears
200
28 Va
32%
Sep
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11
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8%
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service
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5
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40
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Jan
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—
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21%
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19%
20
3,100
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7,000
19%
21%
26%
5
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27
700
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300
Feb
Sep
36% July
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Sep
20% July
7% Jan
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Sep
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Sep
Standard
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of
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54
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54
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of
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47%
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55
55
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Sunbeam
39
39
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29 Va Mar
11%
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263
10
10
8%
7%
8%
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5
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Sep
54
400
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Feb
54
23%
1,100
15%
Jan
25
26 %
25%
26 %
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20%
Jan
36
36
37 %
2,200
29Vb
Jan
Aug
27% July
38% Aug
42%
44
300
32%
Jan
44
31%
32%
7,400
25% Mar
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1,400
65%
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37
Aug
1
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7.50
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Tennessee Gas- Transmission Co
Textron
39% Sep
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28
Sylvania Electric Products
Texas
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Jun
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28
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34%
400
14%
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Feb
23%
Jan
10
Apr
42%
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Sep
15% Sep
5
57%
58%
200
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23%
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24
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•
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800
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Jan
15 Vb July
59
59%
200
43 Va
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28
28%
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Thompson Products Inc
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Union
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62
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10
31 %
30'/a
31%
10
2,100
800
2,600
July
July
Jan
1
70%
110% 112%.
60
27%
70%
25
RR
700
32%
70%
110%
Corp
California
of
Pacific
2%
1
Electric (Un)
So La Salle' St
28%
1
1
Corp
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
20tb Centurv-Fox
Pbm 'Un)
Carbide
Feb
13%
14
15
—•
•
B
10
700
200
14%
-•
•
19 %
15%
12%
15
—12.00
(Un)
Union
3%
25
10
19
15%
—*
64V# Sep
11 % Sep
19%
1
1
Revlon Inc
72
Sep
112% Sep
32 %
July
40% Jan
53% Jun
25
Jan
52%
Feb
31V* July
69% Aug
19'/a Aug
United Aircraft Corp (Un)—_
Air Lines Inc
65%
65%
65%
26% July
United
28%
28 %
200
22
Jan
31 %
12%
United
47%
47%
48%
1,300
35
Jan
727a
72%
50
66
Jan
8
41%
41%
42 Va
900
31%
Apr
50% Aug
42% Sep
20
20
50
18 V4
1«%
79 VB
75%
79%
5,200
51%
Jan
79%
900
5%
38%
28%
300
27%
Jan
38% Sep
14% Feb
20
7%
7Va
7 Va
July.
Apr
Sep
73% Apr
29% Jan
8
U
S
Fruit
Rubber
48
200
58
58=4
70%
68%
70%
16 VB
16%
12.50
26 V*
Jan
30%
Jan
50
40 Va
Aug
Sep
31V. Mar
36%
Jan
36%
Jan
60
July
37%
Jan
70%
Sep
White
-1,800
15%
Jan
19%
Feb
Wieboldt
Sep
Sep
Wilson
1,100
1,000
1,950
"
7 Va
14
13%
14
200
13%
13%
13%
550
10%
Jan
14
13%
42%
42%
42=8
200
34 V4
Jan
45
94%
94%
97%
33
33
100
28
Mar
69
68
69
800
42
Jan
14%
14%
14=8
300
10 Vb Mar
Aug
15% Aug
7
7
Jan
Co
(Un)
U 8 Steel Corp—
400
49
Co
200
AUg
Sep
Jun
Weotor
Co
10
Motor
$4.25
Co-
Stores
Wisconsin
Co
common
•
Corp
200
6%
Jan
7% May
Wisconsin
Electric
Power
73%
Feb
97% Sep
35% Aug
Wisconsin
Public
Jan
27%
Sep
55%
Jun
24
24
24%
1,200
16 Va
51%
51 %
100
14V»
14%
200
76%
76%
26%
26 %
100
23%
24%
1,300
19%
Jan
25
Jun
Wool worth
(P
W)
Co
Jun
-*
•
24%
10
Service
Wrigley
15 Vb
1,600
10
,*
Inc
Bankshares
1,200
69
1,600
64%
8
preferred
&
July
3,000
27 VB
63
_1
2%
12%
——
Inc
33%
Yate8-Amer
35%
1,900
30
Apr
36% Jan
37%
38%
4,600
28%
Jan
39%
Aug
Youngstown
54%
56
500
43%
Jan
56
Sep
Zenith
Machine
Corp
18
65%
Feb
Apr
24%
Sep
41%
Jan
51%
12%
Jan
66
Feb
26%
Sep
Sep
15% Aug
78
Feb
26% sep
_10
48
Co
33%
900
31%
Jan
37
24 Vb
400'
20Va
Jan
25% July
48
48%
600
36%
Jan
49
88%
100
80
Jan
88% Sep
Feb
10%
Sep
Sep
600
8
•
110
110
110
10
69
Jan
110
Sep
•
132
114% 132
1,600
69
Mar
132
Sep
8
■
33%
23%
10
(Un)
Sheet St Tube
Radio
9%
88%
Un>
(Wm)' Jr Co
34%
9% May
10%
25
*
—
Union Telegraph
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
63%
1
Inc
Western
35%
36%
I
Jan
58%
5
8
America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co—
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
37%
46.
43
Jan
Corp of
•
paee
Jan
26%
(Un)
Co
2
(Un)
56% July
28%
100
Quaker Oats Co
Co
see
Jan
800
33 Va
Jan
10
Co
51
41%
33 Vb
———
• Un)
Chemical
Mbntgomerv
Moms
Sep
8
40Vo
•
Sep
16%
14
32%
12 50
81
12% Jan
1,200-
19% Mar
39%
Cement
Sep
Jun
400
32%
Mo dine Manufacturing Co
22
200
32%
.♦
Jan
2,600
1
•
Jan
63
40%
Indiana
208
1
(Un)
16%
400
12 :,t
40 Vn
4
;
Aug
33%
(The)'
29% July
98% Aug
10
Products
Utilities
Missouri- Portland
.
(Un)
Inc
Food
South
Minneapolis
& Scott
50=a
19%
1643c
^
400
30%
Jan
24=.,
15
(Un)
53%
33
12
1
Medusa Portland Cement
15%
53%
22% July
42% Sep
24%
4
-
14%
Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
12 %
•
common
Co
14%
•
B
Rights
Walgreen
Martin
3,200
81
44%
19%
1
25
LincoEn
20%
78
36%
24=8
4
common
common
Libby McNeil &
20%
78
Feb
Jan
40%
(Un)
Corp
Union Oil
La
20%
2
Corp common
Public
Swift
'
Illinois Brick Co>
900
B
Potter
Jan
38%
1
&
30
1
Brewing Co__
Industries
Huttigf 8ash
Apr
25
Corp
HoudaiHe
22%
11%
—3
*
(G)
200
38%
*
common
Werner Corp..
Hertz-
1
(Un)
Corp
Heiieman
Sep
Sep
class
Phillips Petroleum Co
July
42
1
•
Dock—
Chemical
&
Corp
46
53
11 Vst
^.12.50
Dredge &
Lakes
Jan
Jan
42
♦
;___
Stores.
Great Bakes
Great-
Co
Steel Coll
Sep
70%
Jan
5
-
68%
33%
38%
1
Jan
40%
10
!
65%
1,500
27
59
49%
Apr
16 V4 Sep
15,600
—8
Co
(UA*.
GoldWatt Brothers
Granite City
.
26%
59.V2
27
Go„_i.——10
Products
Glidden- Co
46
51%: 51 = 8
68 %
10
83'/fee
600
70 Va
44%
51%
*
General Motors c,urp_.
.
68V4
46
J,
Sep
Jan
2%
Corp
General1 Tire & Rubber
15
45%
9%
1
2
Genera* Foods Corp.—
19% Aug
6% Jun
8% Mar
General
General'Telephone
Apr
4-% Apr
37% Jan
2,000
16
—
Jan
17%
Feb
38
Jan
19 VB
12%
;
4%
5%
—
15%
Corp
Sep
30% July
8%-
2,800
32%
12
Contract
201 %
129 Va
15%
General"
174% Mar
Apr
2
Genera* Dynamics (Un)
General Flectric Co
Jun
Feb
19%
10
Corp
5 Va
99%
5
Auto.
Jan
31 %
8%
_5
Inc
3Vb
400
1
Box
67% Sep
21% Aug
16% May
1,000
31%
2
___
Drive
July
35%
—
1
_
3%
Fruehau# Trailer Co
Four-Wheel
Apr
Sep
127%
J
Co_—_
Dairies
1,100
51%
28%
35
/
■
10
—
America
of
23
July
V 127
35%
1
Corp
45
Aug
40% July
Feb
198% 200%
199%
Phonograph (Un)—5
Falstiaff Brewing
Firstamerica
Jan
16%
3%
5
—
Eastn*ai» Kodak Co (Un)
El Paa» Natural Gas
38Vo
550
66%
67
1
de Nemours (Un)
Eastern. Air Lines inc
Jan
600
21
26
B)
,___—
(E I)
27%
40%
20%
21%
5
.
(Allan
2,800
40%
20%
5
1
Mowt Laboratories
Du Pond
42%
42%
10
Drewrjffj Ltd USA Inc
Du
435
28%
44%
28%
20
i
50%
25
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
24 V4
b,uol)
_!
47%
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal co common
57e conv prior preferred
600-
33 %
—
41% Aug
26% Apr
2
53%
25%
_
28%
8,100
2,300
1,000
16%
42%.
27%
-
Airways (Un)
21%
3234
Dodge Manufacturing Co__
22 %
42
28
A
class
23 5 a
2
Deere &
Company
Detroit.Edison Co (Un)
22
42 VB
(Un)
21
2434
Corp
World
American
Parker
Philco
DTM
&
34% Aug
25
i
Corp.
Glass
Pacific
25
(Un)—'
22%.
25%
28%
.6.25
Owens-Illinois
5
Cudahjt Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
1,900
2,300
*
10%
5
42%
Aug
May
9
22%
Sep
•
:
36%
41%-
30
Apr
_7~50
Chemical
49T«
•
35
(Un)
Sep
18
.*
America
I
Cruciblie Steel Co of America
Co
Olin-Mathieson
53?^j
Corp ■»--—-lV
27% Sep
57% Sep
106% Sep
25 Va May
6
Jan
42%
.1
21
10
Co
100
36
*
Oklahoma Natural Gas
107% 107%
*
5*
85 %
450
8
13 %
—12
24
1.33W
:
300
29
8
3,600
AO
Co
55
31%
America—
Apr
105
28%
22%
Manufacturing Co.
20V4
107%
-
104
28%
Jan
20
Co
(Un)
Jan
1
—,
104
45
22%
Bancorporatlon.
Jun
___100
23%
Sep
Jan.'
Jun
Feb
Northwest
Jan
13,500
55
of
(Minnesota)
58%
16
1,200
20%
Corp
100
Feb
States Power Co—
41%
23%
19%
51 Th
Consumers Power Co
Northern
6,200
22
20%
Container
Northern
17% Aug
23 Va Sep
52%
Consohdated Foods
57%
Ry
83«
7V,
10
—
57%
5%
3
21 Va
.10
Co
27%
Sep
29 % Sep
10% May
25
Corp
2,000
Sep
-I
25
common
Cement
100
27%
23%
50%
Sep
Jan
Jan
(Un)
preferred
5V4
25%
Sep
18% May
-6
Co
Gas
21
13%
19%
1
5.25%.
Illinois
Jan
700
;
*
5%
27%
49 Va
.10
500
Commonwealth Edison
Consolidated
High
35 V» May
III
(Un).
North American Car Com
25
Columbia Gas System
Corp„
277
_•
34%
—liJ—i—5'
Inc__
Fuel
j.
RR
23%
8
100
Cleveland. Electric
Coleman.'' Co
Central
29%
common———1
23%
-I
33
10
__
Iron
Mfg_
34 Va
8.50
Co...
11 %
22%
.10
600
3,0j0
22%
-5
52% Mar
York
1,500
-8
-
National Tile &
New
49%
-1
July
57% July
25
Cliff's
Prod (Un)—
24
Jan
Chicago Towel Co $7 conv pfd
Chrysler Corp
:
Service
Distillers
37 % July
31%
21
Cleveland
Low
48%
^50c
Company
National
Jan
50
-25
Cities
Muter
A
Mar
4,100
Jan
•
—x
class
9
-
1
25
A
Cincinnati Gas
Range Since Jan. 1
Rich
49%
Specialities-
17%
300
:•
'• 12? a
411/2
com—
*
preferred.:
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
•
Chicago South Shore & So Bend
12.50
series
Low
Skaree
*
Motor
400
35
11%
22%
55
Chicago- & Northwestern' Ry
5%~
Sales
far Week
3
23%.
12%
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac
July
Sep
2% Aug
Motorola Inc
37%
.
1
:
July
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)_
22%
1'
(Un)
15
1% Feb
600
48
34%
_10
common.,.
700
2%
2%
,
Service—,.
Week's
Range
sfFrtees
21
21
50c
_—
Ohio
&
Par
Jan
preferred—4.—
Chemetron Corp
High
9%
(Un)—
Refin
&
Low
High
200
•
Corp
Last
Sale Fries
14%
10
Products
ChampMn Oil
Friday
STOCKS
Ran^e Since Jan. 1
14 %
(Un)
1
West
Shares
Low
25
Corp
South
for Week
ef Prices
14%
x
of America
Corp
SEPTEMBER 19
.30c
Ltd
(Un)_.
Centlivre Brewing
ENDED
5
:_.
_
Carrier Corp common
Celanese
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Range
10%
10%
10%
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
SEPTEMBER 1 if
Friday
,
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Laboratories
Admiral
—-
Bankline
28%
Oct
26%
Apr
33
Aug
22
1,127
14%
Jan
23% Aug
27 Va
27%
230
19%
Feb
27% Aug
19
377
13%
19?a Aug
25% Ayg
a
Bishop
Black
Chrysler
33
982
25% July
40 % Feb
33
Sep
55
Sep
55
3,061
28
427
22%
Feb
31% Aug
437i
353
30%
Jan
43%
367 a
26Va Jan
38
4
2,173
39%
Apr
60%
Sep
322
12%
Feb
19%
Aug
350
Class
B
:
class
Syst_
System
Gas
Consolidated
Consol
Power
Co
762
7%
408
7
Jan
4
120
2%
87fj
2,465
5?u
Apr
Corp
14
13%
43%
40%
4374
570
5%
5i%
57«
5.090
2,688
7 Va
7
7V4
1,570
6%
6%
6?(i
232
24%
24%
257a
666
57%
57%
58
1,595
1%
1 ?
200
a
Jan
1
774 Aug
8
Apr
26 Va
Sep
61
Sep
1% Mar
Jan
64 %
Sep
48%
Sep
10%
Jan
14%
Aug
Jan
18c
Jun
Aug
17%
Sep
13
7c
8c
6,000
17
17%
464
13
4c
13
46 %
45%
46%.
1,957
34%
Feb
47% July
10%
9%
10%
6,012
6%
Jan
13'/a
Sep
Apr
36%
34
36%
2,574
25%
Apr
30%
29
28%
29'%
3,480
19%
Apr
29%
Sep
16%
16%
16%
504
13%
Apr
17
Sep
10%
1074
105
87a Jan
11
Jun
—
9%
Jan
11% July
12%
12%
743
97e
Jan
12%
Aug
38
36
38%
3,399
27%
Apr
38%
Sep
37 %
33%
38
1,770
23
Jan
18 Va
1971
278
19
July
10%,
100
10%
General
51 %
Sep
7
41
42
635
32% Jan
ft Aug
Sep
Sep
42% July
21
Goebel
R)
(W
Greyhound
3ulf Oil Corp
Hancock
Pineapple
Hawaiian
Hertz
Hotels
Hilton
Oil
Iuterlake
22%
2,470
14 Va
Apr
22%
Aug
1,006
55%
Apr
80 Va
13% Feb
21
12%
Sep
Sep
Aug
Apr
2,000
200
11,1
Feb
1,470
23%
Feb
2%
30%
American Oil Co
1%
Hr;
1,300
1%
Apr
2
60? a
617 a
656
48%
Apr
62
20
20-'a
321
12%
Feb
20%
LH'uni
28
30
983
19% Mar
30
Lockheed
55%
58%
3,072
44
Apr
60 %
60 Va
60%
302
45
Feb
4%
4%
Va
603
Records
Deere
&
Denver
A
common
4
3%
Jan
A
Jan
Aug
Sep
Sep
58% Sep
60% July
47/e
Aug
Lehman
Rio
Grande
Fruit
Loyw's
Lone
Disney
(Walt)
Dominguez
Lorillard
Jun
23%
35%
Aug
M
25
Feb
34%
Sep
Macy & Co
20'A
5,952
16%
Jan
20 Va
Sep
1374
630
10 Va
Feb
14%
Sep
Magnavox
Martin
Co
54
748
42
Jan
54
Sep
Matson
13
200
Feb
McKesson
34 Va-
54
18
14
55% July
Meier
Menasco
54 Va
1,312
34%
555
28
%
Feb
35
54%
182
487 b
Jan
53 Va
48 ?i
4974
1,077
9%
10%
990
40%
Jan
Aug
58%
454
47%
260
33%
Jan
47%
Sep
Mindanao
32%
3374
1,600
25%
Jan
33 %
Sep
Monolith
5?4
288
4%
Jan
574
Feb
56? 4
57%
1,452
44%
Jan
57%
Sep
Monsanto
25%
1,937
15%
Feb
25%
Sep
5%
Dorr-Oiiver
Inc
Douglas
Oil Co
Dow
Chemical
27%
297
34% Mar
Dresser
Lab
Inc
44
Jan
31
Aug
Sep
Jan-
27%
Sep
46
47
Diablo
B>—II
(Un]„
(Allen
&
Co
New
3674
2,415
14
Jan
36%
Sep
33%
Apr
45 Va
Sep
N
11 ?B
11%
12
217
10% July
12%
Feb
Niagara
62%
59 %
6274
1,428
54%
Apr
74%
Jan
5%
5
574
250
3%
Jan
5%
Aug
Norris
66%
67%
743
52% May
67%
972
33%
Apr
3 Va
Apr
42 %
41%
42 74
1
3%
3%
3%
198
198
—
Air
Eastman
El
Kodak
Co
Natural
Paso
Electric
Lines (Un_)
Electrical
—3
&
Corp
Phone
Co
■beater Oil Co
Ltd
35
.
'
—
33%
520.
I
330
173
Apr
Sep
44 Va Aug
5% May
201%
Sep
—4
(Un)" I
(U11)
360
127% 12774
31 %
31 '/a May
97'4
2,411
33 %
27
Jan
Jan
26 % Mar
3774
12774
Sep
34%
Jun
36%
17%
17%
17 Va
878
8%
250
5
Jan
38 ?a
39
1,277
32
Apr
42
10%
11V4
1,740
1.05
1.10
4,000
12%
1274
210
t
36%
36%
1,465
/
470
14%
674
Feb
(Max)
Fairchild
A
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& Co class A
Eng
&
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Fibreboard
Paper Prod
Firstamerica
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For
footnotes
6%
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137a
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I
see
19%
—b
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paee
46
67b
11%
6%
396
385
85c
9%
Jan
11 Va
Jun
1.20
774
5
A
Feb
Jan
Jan
—
Jun
24%
Jun
Jun
9%
Sep
13
13%
7,153
7?a
Feb
13%
Sep
37%
100
37
Apr
43%
Jan
27%
29
3,009
16%
Jan
29
Sep
30
29 V\
63c
2.80
lit*
<
,
28c
44%
5,400
105
Jun
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36
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49
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36
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471
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15
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25
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100
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2,456
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Blue Diamond Corp
497a
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Feb
51%
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4.089
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Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Apr
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1
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5
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Jan
Sep
July
11%
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1.20
68%
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31%
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825
Jan
Apr
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49
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10
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10
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480
19
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401
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21%
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28
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25
10
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394
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1
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1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
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55
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3,116
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10
Jan
148
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Jan
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54
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216
7%
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45
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116
22
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4
Apr
38%
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71
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155
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44%
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
44
32%
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Jan
8%
42%
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42
92% July
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38%
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59%
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548
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43%
1
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199
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133
572
51%
1
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55%
69
4%
4%
31%
21%
1
57%
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22%
26%
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33%
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Tri-Continental Corp
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Jan
21%
68%
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35%
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34%
4%
31%
1
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196
33%
25%
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44%
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431/2
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17%
43%
50
(Un)
(Un)
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1
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175
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380
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Reading Co
5,999
common
17
Jun
25
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Texas Gulf Sulphur
6%
16 Va
Sep
Jan
8%
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Jun
6%
16%
33 Va
25%
53%
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2,403
1
38 % May
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7%
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9%
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6%
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14%
188 %
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8%
(Un)—
13%
29%
25
Potomac Electric Power
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927
1.80
Corp
1
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
14
167% Jan
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37%
21%
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13
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32%
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Sep
21
Jan
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32
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19%
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for Week
11,479
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82%
Range
of Prices
46 Va
Sep
8
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Last
44%
36
82%
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14%
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88% July
45%
1,300
4% Mar
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7% Aug
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462
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26%
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Chrysler Com
Curtis Publishing Co
35 Va
28
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13%
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4.78%
510
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46%
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96% July
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Jan
34
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1.15
13
8% Mar
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Sep
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20% Jan
22
May
26 Va
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63'A Aug
21% Sep
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13
Friday
15% Aug
2,606
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718
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43%
68%
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36%
Jan
Jan
54c
Sep
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28
Aug
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45
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Sep
Sep
59% Sep
81% Sep
40
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40
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Sep
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1
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Wheeling Steel Com (Un)
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Apr
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Jan
I
Stores
Basin
Sep
1 %
31%
Western
«fc
35%
51%
Weatingliouse Air Brake (Un)
Jun
High
Jan
lif Jan
549
Sep
55% Aug
22% Sep
Wilson
66
Life
27%
2,658
79%
55%
5714
40
79%
Dept
48% Aug
66 78 Aug
263a
Low
41%
77%
Western
Feb
950
39
41%
(Un)
Coast
Jan
8%
79 %
Sep
25% May
4% July
Jan
22
116
41%
(Raphael)______;
Petroleums
Preferred
36%
a82%
Bears Roebuck & Co
Siegler
99%
12%
Ltd.,
(Un)
Industries
Oil
Westates
1.66%
bchenley
Shell
Weill
Sep
Sep
45%
__10
(Un)
Petroleums
Steel
Sep
97
320
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Sharon
Sep
43%
1.464
1
Inc
Francisco
Ban Diego Gas & Elec
Shasta
19%
Apr
Jan
4,701
2.50
Sapphire
Seaboard
Jan
Jan
10
mil
13%
54 %
82%
10
10
31%
550
175
»
Oil
850
99%
1%
I_ -16%
;
common..
455
Co
485
1 %
1 %
—25c
(tin)
Corp
Consol
2,540
&
33%
1
Victor
46%
1
S and W Fine Foods Inc
Servel
Sep
140%
54%
1
Rohr Aircraft
Corp
Royal Dutch Petroletim Co (Un)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Paper
118%
46
10
Richfield
Scott
Steel
286
a55% a57%
21%
1
Schering Corp
Rubber
S
Universal
3
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rice Ranch Oil Company
St
8
U
Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33%
—1
common
97
78
50c
Revlon Inc
Stores
(J
Sep
22
95
1
Corp
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Louis-San
Jun
85c
Apr
Jan
Inc
(Un)
Shares
Low
Corp_____________ —1
42%
v
1
Rexall Drug Inc Co
Joseph Lead
Sep
Feb
16 %
14%
a55%
•
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
St
83
24%
g
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
St
Plywood
Co
97
16
3
(Un;
Railway Equip & Realty Co_
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Bafeway
Industries
S
Mines
for Week
of Prices
__10
41%
99
•
City
S
U
Sep
(UnL.
Equipment Co
Washington Water Power
2
Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
48% July
124%
Park
U
21%
54%
(Un)
(Un)
Oil
United
Sep
5
Radio Corp of America
Reiter-Foster
107% Feb
6
Corp
193/8
c
3
(Un)
Oil Co
Jan
5
Timber
Puget Sound Pulp &
Pullman
3% Aug
40%
Gas
Sales
Range
Par
United
July
19
1
Corp (Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
High
58
65c
11,100
20%
137% 138%
4234
12.50
Phllco
100
Jan
Week's
Last
,
Sale Price
2,582
85c
19
1914
Paramount
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
83%
80c
1934!
i
(Un)
50
2.580
4734
*
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pan American World Airways
&
179
43 VB
*
._
_j._
19
Friday
Low
57%
•
common
SEPTEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
57%
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
2
Pacific Oil & Gas Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pfizer <Chas)
of Prices
Low
WEEK
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
38%
200
32
Jan
25%
25%
80
18 Va
Jan
62%
.
63 Va
64%
562
55%
Jun
8
July
41% Aug
1%
Jan
3%
Jun
80% Aug
7% Feb
27 Va
80c
Sep
Sep
23% Aug
15% Sep
17% Aug
33% Aug
26% Aug
65%
Feb
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Slock
FOR
WEEK
STOCKS
Last
Sale Priee
Par
Abltlbl Power & Paper
4%% preferred
Acadia-Atnlatic Sugar
Class
common
25
—-—
Friday
Exchange
Range
ef Prices
r~
t
Sales
__
Low
for Week
Shares
Low
34
5.248
24%
24%
230
9Va
r,
_
•'
.
Can Tel
'
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Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co. of Can 4%
4%% preferred
High
24%
Jan
34%
Sep
Atls*
Jan
25
Jun
Bailey Selburn
Steels
see
page
50
46.
__
225
9
Jan
10
May
Bank
of
Montreal
145
19
Apr
21
Aug
Bank
of
Nova
120
13
Aug
34
8.053
31
20,754
23
a47
a47-
22%
Feb
25
Apr
50
22% Jan
34
Sep
31% Aug
23% Jan
10
45%. Aug
53%
Jun
LOW
High
High
Feb
40 Va
170
38
Jan
44
24%
24 Va
G16
14
Jan
25% Aug
55 %
55 %
100
43%
Jan
56 %
Sep
45%
46
30%
29%
30%
22 Va
41 Va
Jan
46 %
Jun
27%
Feb
33%
23
1,970
15% Mar
23%
Sep
Sep
a22% a22%
22%
.
130
5,733
25
20
23 %
Feb
Sep
...
.....
'
12%
23
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
55%
.
•
_
5%%
20 Va
32%
Low
;
for Week
24%
•
_
•
Ltd
of Prices
40
r
12%
27%
•
—50
rinrp
20%
34
25
Range
iO
pfd
$2.50 preferred
Axheftto*
23
8 V4 Mar
Par
.
20%
30%
pfd
4V2%
Co
Argus Corp Ltd common$2.40 preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33 y2
.
Anglo
Sales
Week's
Last
.
Sale Price
■
.
34
9%»
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For footnotes
Week's
STOCKS
12 %
A
Agnew-Surpass
•
SEPTEMBER 19
.
Prieee Shew* Are Expressed In Canadian
Dollars
Friday
ENDED
_
Scotia
—25
pfd
10
48%
2,248
38%
Jan
48%
62%
66
1,608
51
Jan
66
Jan
45
45
45%
1,105
37
31
31
32
1,210
31
45
45
48
405
Sep
35% Mar
34% Sep
•
48
Sep
26
25%
26
165
15%
26
Sep
42
41%
42 Va
7,824
•
_
_
Sep
47 % Aug
10
Class B
Telephone
48
66
—10
Banque Canadienne Nationals
Bell
48%
10
_
_
Banque Provlnciale (Canada)-.
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Jan
,_
21
■
-
Apr
42% Sep
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
42
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
(1186)
CANADIAN MARKETS
SEPTEMBER 19
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week'®
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
for Week
Sale Price
Last
'
Shares
Range Since Jan.1
5 YzYo
45
45
245
41
Jan
54 ft July
Montreal
50
48 ft
48ft
145
41
Jan
48ft
5ft
48ft
5ft
5ft
1,320
6%
6%
6%
5,811
47
47
30
Paper
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
Bridge & Tank Co of Canada pfd
American Bank Note Co
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Elec
4%
ft %
5%
43 ft
5,056
79
40
77
Jan
81ft May
Pacific
94
25
88
Jan
97
May
Page-Hersay
43%
43%
110
42
Jan
47
May
48 ft
50
190
47
Jan
50 ft July
40
40
100
40
Sep
44
33% Jan
—
—
mrn^
'■
.
.50
—.50
48ft
52
52
52
•
12%
42 ft
12%
12%
890
e
42%
42%
3,483
J|
41%
41ft
41%
537
»
11 ft
lift
11%
1,950
Telephone
Company
B
■
Product*
Gold
Bulolo
class
Ltd
43
Sep
43%
Jun
•
■
Dredging
1.90
1.90
40
——
41ft
41ft!
.5
Jan
July
53
8'/a
Jan
13% Aug
36% Apr
43% Sep
39%
Jan
44% Mar
9%
Jan
12%
36%
1,069
Jan
Penmans
6 Ye
45
3.90
25
3.70 Feb
79
1,285
62ft Jan
Jun
80
Jan
34%
Sep
25
Jan
32
98
«99
150
85
Jan
99
03
63
63
150
51
Feb
63
Sep
og
25
25
75
24
Feb
25% July
100
a94
a94
30
90%
Jan
97
4Ye
1,229
2,510
30%
Jan
40
Jan
13% Jun
14
•
39
39
39
12%
12%
13
Co Ltd
class B_*
14ft
14%
14%
2
Aug
14% Aug
I§
49%
49 ft
50%
3,207
40%
Jan
51%
•
33%
33 ft
34%
4,996
25
Jan
34%
common
33%
'
Bronze
■
vf
m
c.nmmnn
Canadian Canner
class
Canadian Celanese
A_
25ft
Jan
965
11%
Apr
13ft
4.25
290
2.80
Apr
5.00
25ft
490
20
Anr
14 ft
14 ft
125
13 ft
Apr
•
Canadian Converters class B
16ft
16
16 ft
2,900
•
Cellulose
&
345
11%
24ft
25
*
;
common
Canadian 'Chemical
4.25
34ft
4.25
•
■
t
.......
Sep
Sep
34% Sep
lift
2$
Canadian Biitish. Aluminum
6%
6ft
6%
300
a4.oo
a4.oo
5
—•
common
all
100
5
Mar
a7
90
5
Mar
•
I
Husky
24 ft
1,475
15
3,912
9.70 Mar
15%
Sep
8.70
1^0
5.25 Mar
8.70
Sep
505
6ft Jan
8%
24
15%
Jan
25
Sep
8ft
8ft
8%
17 ft
17 ft
17%
495
15
Feb
18
Sep
July.
a82
5
80
Jan
83
July
19ft
19ft
19ft
16
Jan
19 ft May
46
45 ft
46
1,495
835
13
13
100
28ft
27ft
•
Locomotive
•
•
common
100
——
28ft
151ft 151ft
1.00
95c
„
'45% Sep
10
48
May
15
Jan
July
1,059
23 ft
Anr
100
151ft
400
95c
Sep
Sep
30% Aug
Sep
3.50 Jan
2$
30 ft
27 ft
30%
8,440
21ft
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
10
14%
14ft
15ft
2,225
13
28
28
175
54ft
54ft
100
13
14
12,627
7%
17
17
1,800
13
Feb
17
12%
400
10
Jan
13
20%
20%
/ 5,470
32
32
946
18ft
18ft
18ft
17%
17%
110
10
Feb
51
51
55
43
Feb
a20
100
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:
13%
ril*
,
Combined Enterprises
.
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consumers Glass
17
*
*
Corbys class A
•
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Crown Cork & Seal Co.
•
—,
Zellerbach
Crown
Distillers
class
A
.1
Seagrams
>
Petroleum
Dome
Bridge
Dominion
Coal
6 Ye
Dominion
pfd
pfd
9
ale
al8ft al8 ft
102
Feb
3
Jan
10%
Jan
34%. 35%
66%v
68
1,45J
28%
Apr
37!
Sep
280
54%
Feb
68
Aug
4.00
4.10
>•'- 750
3.00
Feb
4.65 Aug
42ft
43%
2,510
34ft
Jan
44
88 ft
88 ft
150
85
Jan
90
13
13
360
lift
Feb
13%
225
43
Jun
46
2,619
20
Jan
26ft
■'45/i':/-463.4
a82
..10
68 ft
—* ;:
.
lift
i,——
•
35
•
common
'preferred
80
33%
35
80
.
Sep
11% May
24
7% Feb
12
23%
Jan
35
Aug!
Jan
80
July
14%
Jan
Dominion Steel & Coal
•
22%
22%
2,360
•
69
68%
69
218
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
13%
13%
13%
1,415
9%
9%
9%
3,667
7%
Feb
common
•
—
3ft
Ltd
Bros
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Pont (1956) common
*
_•
Gfetineau Power
5%
Steel
of
Co
Trans Canada
Pipeline
—
Steel
14
30
30 ft
8.00
37
9ft
May
Sep
37% May
13
Aug
21% Sep
40% Feb
II,037
12ft
Jun
14
1,525
a44
22%
Jan
30ft
110
a 60
14ft Jun
Imperial
Imperial
Class
Oil
5%
1,505
35
165
19%
6.90 Jan
Abltca
Lumber
Packers Ltd
Canada
Preferred
Canadian
5%
Inter
Canadian Silk
Imperial Tobacco of
6% preferred
Canada
Class
Crain
34% Feb
Crown
David
& Frere
45
Mar
Ltd
49
Jun
36ft
Jan
28
Jan
38%
22
Apr
41%
Feb
45
1,015
39%
Apr
52ft
55
Public
Service
Ltd
25
150
20 ft
3,420
12ft
5,490
1,325
200
7.50
5
com
15 ft
16
636
84
83
85%
4,659
110
106ft
110
30ft
52%
100
7Yo
pfd
Shops.—!
Acceptance class A.
Ltd
Bloedel
Massey-Ferguson
Motor
Ltd
(Frank
Hydro-Electric
6%
Securities
Paints
Investment
Lambert
(Alfred)
see
page
46.
Mussens
16,400
35
577
25
3,025
5
36c
May
9ft
Sep
7
Aug
Feb
60
,.
35
Jan
6
•
High
63c
Jan
Mar
10
50
"ftl3% kl3%
24
V;
24%
48 ft
23 ft
a81
12
300
2-00
48
9% July
•10ft
Apr
July
Jun
12
July
1.75 Mar
200
25 ft May
35ft
T,05i-
2.00 May
20ft- Jan
a81
i
49
Jan
Sep
15ft Jan
23 ft
Sep
78ft
.480
.
3.00-
375
3.00
a2.50
a2.50
73 ft
Jun
38 ft
3.30
JUn
910
45
48
a65c
.430
38
33
2.50 Mar
July
Jan
40
Sep
48
Sep
50
40
May
80c
May
031
33 ft
1.50
29
16
a65c
36%
Jun
2.00 Mar
5
37%
<
17
23
28
Jan
33 ft
515
29
•-
35
155
28
56
373
42 ft
1.00
Mar
5,512
55
/
40ft
Sep
July
34
Jun
July
35
Sep
Sep
56
Apr
48
5
43
Jan
48 ft
Sep
19 ft
175
17ft
Jan
20.
May
a9 ft
25
9ft
Sep
10
July
41
1,800
a
39%.
29
97
1,728
160
160
15
14
1,185
.
Jan
•
95
•
66 ft
97
Jan
Mar
141
Sep
160
\!
Sep
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*
I
July
38ft
a9ft
•
al3
a
all
*
12%
11
11
a21
a2l
8%
100
20
120
Apr
Aug
11
8=4 July
20
Jun
10 ft
Mar
10
10
all :/
Ltd "A"L_»
,
Jan
29
19
a48
19 ft
16
Sep
85% Sep
6Yc
conv
class
A
Sep
23ft
Jan
Paper
Ltd
Ltd
Sep
Canada
Ltd
Northern Quebec Power
sink
Red
Orange
6%
fund
Crush
1st
Ltd
non
Premier
Mills
79
Feb
10
Sep
a
Jan
28%
10
^
8
80
St'P
AUg
al3
1
lift
Jan
23
Aug
30a;»
615
22 ft
Feb
30%
Sep
.74
435
77% Aug
64
Jan
7'a
150
7
May
136
10
Sep
12
".''47
305
42
Feb
49ft
125
23 ft Mar
27
Aug
200
45
Jan
50
Aug
a
10
"•
47
/
47
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.10
71%
a'7'ft
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•
7 27
''
47 ft
3.50
47*4
27
47 V*
*
3.50
100
8%
400
44
65
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.
"
.
-
.
ft
3.25
Mar
8
Jan
3.50
June
Sep
Sep
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8Vs
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50
■
—
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a
9
6ft
Feb
43 ft
Sep
43ft
Sep
70ft
Sep
•104
64=8
Jan
4.75 -5ft
940
2.30
Jan
30%
6,867
18%
Jan
10
10ft
1,450
19
L
19'/.
1,540
70'ft
5.00
__*
Ltd
Jan
Jan
•
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part 2nd pfd
cum
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-
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1.25
Ltd com
8
61ft
30
*
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4
21 =
145
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Corp of Canada 6%
5=
400
76
30
.*
Co Ltd com
pfd
Jun
8
50
: 28
,
*
1
Mar
10
Jan
9
350
a7 ft
n8ft
*
;
10
'
*
Ltd
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.
ft
:
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common
Dairies
a—
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74
7
a
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common
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27 ft
1
Corp
-
Oft
1
Co
15
-
*
Investment
&
,a53 >V
a53
pfd 50
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
Sep
Quebec
32
Feb
55
July
3,077
21ft
Jan
31
Sep
Sep
Sep
St
Telephone
Russell
37
Jan
54
23
Jan
63
101
103
20
25%
475
al23
2
125
Jan
128
May
75
19
Jan
23
ft Aug
al5
25
11
Mar
15ft
alOft a10ft
26ft
27ft
10
Jan
10%
18%
8ft
Apr
Jan
103
Trans
Sep
35 ft
July
10%
59,785
10%
101
796
47ft
47ft
25
46
43ft
39%
43%
4,045
26
50
41ft
40
44
1,497
27%
16%
16%
17%
480
14%
Feb
Paving
Trans-Canada
Mar
101
Sep
Sep
Jan
62
Jun
Jan
49
Jun
Jan
43%
Jan
44
Sep
Sep
Apr
17%
Sep
5Yo
red
70 ft
-
Union
Corp
Aug
5.25 Sep
Oil
class A
10
•
Gas of Canada Ltd
Class
B
cl
A
Sep
8% July
ft Jan
13
Sep
7%
lift May
4,142
50c
Feb
Feb
9% May
27
120
Jan
37
Mar
35c
Jan
17
Aug
135
Jun
41% Sep
40 ft
25
45
1,510
31%
Jan
45
"43%
43=4
150
39 ft
Feb
44% Sep
15 ft
725
10 ft Mar
15 ft
Sep
July.
15ft-
.
40 ft Mar
73 ft
12 ft
Sep
13
5,355
16
Aug
16
a__
62
631/a
12'%
i 16%
13
21,100
17 ft
a8
a8
'
Sep
1,365
*
12 ft
.
Ltd
32
43ft"
43 ft
•
^
Pipe Line Co
Corp
12,400
15%
i27
40','2
_* '
*
Amusement
78c
15
125
40
Fund
common
United
70c
15
/
12
100
100
^
Corp
10 ft
;75C
•
Pfd
Materials Ltd
pfd
Mountain
New
Ltd
(1957)
Traders Finance
•
10ft
1
Inc
Gas
Save
"29;
*
'
&
Sep
Sep
27 ft
5%
Maurice
Ltd
&
Jan
77
Industries
Standard
Feb
19ft
10
Power 6 Yo
24
97
•
Ltd
(Canada)
Shop
16
29 ft
Warrants
Reitmans
Southern Canada
55
5
common
Jun
290
60
Corp
Sep
25ft
35%
490
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
49c
23%
& Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
____5
Power
110
61
•
Sep
July
Feb
100
50
Shares
Gigb
23 ft
Co Ltd *.
(Walter M)
Power
Distilleries
Pembina
725
61
-gales
for Week
24%
Mexican Light
14 % Aug
83 ft
100
Montreal Locomotive
39%
v
Canadian Dollars
a9
*
Corp
(Can)
Inc
Canadian
MacLaren
54
Jan
1,570
.
Jun
'
10
•
Jan
Apr
London
6% May
10% Mar
69%
35
4
Jan
58
9ft
Aug
Jun
50
2.00
!____
;
Foundation
Royal
Sepr
14ft Jun
6% May
50ft
jqo
Mwaey PaDer 5 ft% preferred
lfofron Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
For footnotes
26
•
v
32 ft
32%
Jan
■
Corp
Sep
25
Aug
5% Jan
•
Preferred
McColl Frontenac Oil
Feb
Jan
42
a9
•
._
*
class A__
W)
preferred
Mount
54
34
24%
26ft
•
International
Moore
52%
al5
Aug
10
•
Sep
13%
a23% a23%
"•
Sep
4.20 May
33
175
6%
*
qf Can class A
Co
47% July
Jan
25
26 ft
class B
common
55
Sep
103
3
Power
15
%
May
al23
•
100
%
.
Lawrence
a50% a50%
29%
31
624
6
58
_T" •
~
of the Woods Milling
Laura Secord Candy
IfacMlIlan &
15%
•
(John»
Lake
St
3b ft Mar
5,272
53
preferred
Labatt Limited
Bros
5,915
13%
13%
LIne8__I_~HH—1
Interprovincial PiDe
Lower
43% Jan
45%
51ft
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities Corp
Lewis
250
44
13%
12%
International Nickel of
International Paper common
Laurentide
55
ft
13 ft
51ft
32
Jan
Jan
alOft alOft
Ltd.
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Melchers
July I,
275
55
Aug
Sep
27%
52 ft
~lo
Canada" com". •
Sep
5-00 Jan
15
380
3.4.
—50
A
Magnesium
Aug
44ft
~
2.15
22
6ft
-•
5
class
Dominion
85
50%
12%
~
$2.75 preferred
Inland Cement Preferred
35%
Jan
Mar
32
43c
38 ft
Corp
Limitee
Sep
44% Sep
10ft Sep
44ft
17,400
Sep
a50
"33
Works
Jan
52 ft
38
Sep
31ft
,
•
Engineering
Apr
5%
79'
,44ft
6 V2
May
48
"
10
(R L)
Zellerbach
Lowney Co Ltd
6%
103
25ft Jan
310
Ltd
21ft July !
36% Aug
36 ft
66ft
Jan
4.25 Mar
5,550
of T'rlee®
*
Consumers Gas
Jan
6ft
Mar
Jan
12
3,005
3.50
:
Apr
Apr
36 ft
.Aug..
.
50
20
125
365
0
25ft
•
common
Aug
55
38% Mar
5,316
4.40
14%
31ft
1
"A"—
Paper Corp Ltd
13%
4.68%
Indus Acceptance
Corp
Warrants
..
Aug
45ft
35%
Range
—
100
.....
Preferred
Consolidated
14%
13%
27
Jan
/
95
90
534
Week's
*
722
13%
7,031
•
B
3,234
13%
66%
•
Consolidated Div Standard Sec "A"
"•"691
com.
:
48%
48
Products Corp.
20,ft
19 ft
25
Sep
Trust—
Inv
pfd—.....
cum
35%
20
5ft
Aug
5% Sep
.
class A
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
19
45
'J2V2
16% Mar
31ft
.
6ft
100
20
1
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co .Ltd.
34ft
•
Feb
30%
34 ft
*
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
19
~m
Sep
22 ft
1,775
-
3.40
43c
*
Belcling-Corticelli Ltd common
'7Yo preferred
.J:
Belgium Stores Ltd 5Ye pfd-.,
35
_io
__
33%
45
Low
5
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
•
A
Jan
38
30%
31%
•
Timber
&
Dominion
9.00 Jun V
•
class
Sep
21ft
3,510
•
30%
,
Par
Horner
36
45
76
34
gale Price
Janv
34 ft
Jun
Jan
110
14 ft
Last
65
35 ft
Sep
33
175
585
4.40
.
Friday
Apr
35
Aug
33ft
48ft
^
55
PrloM Shown Are Expressed 111
54
35%
80%
Apr
125
101 101 ft
Goodyear Tire & Rub of Canada Ltd.*
•
Jan
Feb
43
142
50
47%
4.40
STOCKS
Ford
•
23%
28%
7,889
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
500
25% Sep
45
Sep
9,060
'
27
65 ft
—50
Aug
20
Jan
'
a50
38
401
Mar
26
-•
5%
30%
107
10
100
Jan
150
32
50
■
Jan
9
.
55
B
Jan
560
45
26 ft.
3.45
27
350
17
Jan
14
33%
5%-
y
31ft
101
44%
29%
33
45
30%
10
a59ft a60ft
Apr
95
45
35%
890
a85
Ltd
45
,
•
12
100
X
alOO
28
.
1
4ft Yo preferred
6,060
*
July
Sep
25 ft
;
Mar
840
17
.
ft
30
.
985
50
Investment
16 ft
32
•
i
Ltd
Zellers Limited common
•
Imperial Bank
10 ft Mar
101
104
48ft
Bay Mining
700
65%
8.15
a85
19%
Feb
16 ft
.■
37%
48ft
3
25 ft
28%
;
37
50
common
21
29
*
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston (Geo) class A
July
*
100
Class R
250
45
«.
8.00
44%
9ft
Feb
21
30%
:
104
•
common
Howard Smith PaDer
$2.00 'preferred
7 Yo
Feb
a41
1%
pfd inc 1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
Home Oil class A
Jamaica
26
13%
1
1
Aug
8
Feb
_•
5%
preferred
Goodyear Tire 4%
Hudson
Jan
30 ft
Jun
21% Sep
7
13%
100
Wares
15% Mar
275
Sep
14 ft
44ft.
..
.
*
42
24
3,000
69%
May
Apr
45
—*
United Steel Corp..
;
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Feb
150
13
Mar
10 ft
29%
;
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
mo
21
53
1.750
48%
Canadian Marconi Co
a8ft
13
2,189
11V4
16%
..10
*
Triad ■-Oils
Mar
69 ft
24%
100
97/e Sep
15 ft Aug
25ft
10
pfd
General Dynamics
General
I,310
79
14
68 ft
a 99
.
*
Canada
72
July
14% Sep*
8 ft
•
onmmnn
Motors
a
23% Aug
26ft Sep
Jan
-——* "
i
* «
Jan
9%
20%
5
:
Jan
30
20le
•
preferred
General
53
„•
Corp
common
petroleum
1,025
40
21%
23 ft
25
1
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
French
a8
•
Famous Players Canadian
Ford Motor Co
Fraser Cos Ltd
21
15 ft
40
21
—•
Dupuis Freres class A
Eddy
Match
Electrolux
15
18% Jan
51
July-'
16
Jan
9%
Donohue
Apr
Aug
17
60
52
Jan
77 ft
.
15%
,•
-
....
Jan
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Textile
Jun
a._
890
al6
23
10
25
*
Steinberg's 5%% preferred
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Sep
32
Feb
13
1,590
78
al6
10
20
16%
Sep
Sep
22 ft Aug
7.75 Jan
50
815
a82
^—50:
Powers
Sep
Jun
Jun
10 = 8
alOO
~—*
—5
—,—_•
-
36
15%
105
23
.
,
*
25
—
com-.—*
Co
Jan
a82
16 ft
•
—v—
Voting trust 6%
preferred
Jan
Sep
Sep
21
—*
100
common
Jan
12%
120
Apr
-Feb
'
23
Canada
27ft
98
17,341
Sep
a26ft a26ft
-25
Southern-Canada
14%
100 ft 104 ft
100ft
.100
715
34%
13 ft
14%
_100
preferred^—.
•
26 ft
25%
26%.
:i
Breweries
Jun
100
—-
Sep
18 ft
Jun
20%
20
.
108
4.10
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Sicks'
Sep
15
200
1
of
27
108
-
Williams
Sep
20% Aug
34ft Aug
10ft
Iso
Series A 4%
125
27
-22ft
_•
—"
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
Class B 5% Yo pfd
Sherwin
'
May
32
25%
150
■
27/
21 % Aug
19% Jun
200
Apr
26% May
23
July
300
108
common
14% July
July
.16% Apr
6,365
ale
35
Dominion Foundries & Steel com
Glass
11%
23%
54 ft
Feb
19 ft
4,945
22%
•
5%
32
9
22ft
25
Corsets
Dairies
30%
30
Sep
16% Jan
445
11%
a
Dominion
7Ye
32
2.50
Dominion
Dominion
a20
....
Jan
50%
16ft
1,925
16
21ft
2,400
33%
10%
51
a20
(B
•
Jan
19%
27
17% Sep
Coghlin
25
Eauipment.
30% Sep
Jan
Jan
Mar
19
18 ft
"32%
108
common
Sep
20 ft
•
Corporation
Farm
Sep
43
Sep
12 ft
preferred
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt
34
'20c
St Lawrence Corp common
5 Yo
preferred
■
151ft
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chrysler
Jan
-
10%
St Lawrence Cement class A
Southam
a82
preferred
26
—_——
Simpsons
•
.
Preferred
8%
1,215
34
22ft
66%
preferred
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Jan
•
Industries common
Warrants-—1955
Aug
ft
33
35%
—
4%%
Mar
•
Canadian Oil Companies
Sep
47
Too
------
B
6
8.70
Preferred
Canadian
lift
Jan
1
2-
—
-
Aug
Feb
35 ft
•
Co Ltd
43
July
9%
3,545
—
Transnort
Preferred
•41
225
47
Paper class A
Class
135
lift
Power
Rolland
42
July
Sep
23ft May
lift
22ft
preferred
8
-
14%
'
Canadian Hydrocarbons
■
s.
>'
44%
33
(A V) (Canada) common
5%Yo'1 preferred
a__
all
a6ft
'Warrants
Canadian
42
Roe
7ft Aug
a7
Canadian International Power
Apr
19
Quebec Natural Gas
Feb
16% Mar
all
Canadian
.v
27
|14ft Feb
Feb
•
_
preferred
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common
Sep
Sep
4.80 Mar
13
.__20
Canadian 'Cottons
19%
Jan
lift
1,680
21ft
47
Company——.—.
preferred
Provincial
May
r„.„
pfd
—.12.50
Warrants ; ■■■';
24ft
99
Preferred
<6%
35
26 ft
365
common
Breweries
Cai.auian
Feb
807
32
Sep
Sep
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
5,453
29 ft
31%
•
Ltd 4.40%
Wire & Cable
Canada
34
29
32
100
preferred
Canada Malting common
4YeYe preferred
Steamship
preferred
33
29
it
common
4ft Ye
5%
33%
Sep
Aug
it
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
Canada
Canada
77%
_•
Canada Cement common
Canada Safeway
78 ft
•
22 ft
common—.
common
River
Quebec
Calgary Power common
21
41
•
lift
Tubes
Bros &
5 Ye
Jan
33%
Power Corp of Canada
Premium Iron Ores-—-i--—
Aug
Jan
16ft
—-
preferred ——
Development
Powell
Price
32
140
Petroleums
Placer
Jun
2.60 May
1.75 Mar
500
a3.75 a3.75
—
48 ft
130
Mar
55
a22
22 ft
_»
class B—
Products
Steel
High
41
a21%
::ia
;—
Low
41
Mills common
Flour
Ogilvie
Ontario
50
Mills
Jan
::
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a22
•
National Trust Co Ltd
Niagara Wire Weaving
Mines Ltd
75
22ft
———
Noranda
94
42%
100
50
Columbia Power
Building
Sep
43
British Columbia Forest Products
Bruck
7% Aug
47
42 ft
British
Brown
Sep
79
,
100
——
British Columbia
5.50 Aug
Feb
5% Aug
Co—
preferred
4ft f* preferred
5 Ye Ye. preferred
3.50
47
42ft
__
♦
common
pfd
preferred
preferred
..
•
%
red
cum
4%%
4
50
Sep
Trust
5
Morgan & Co common————
National Steel Car Corp common—.
•
_
—_
Low
Par
45
Shares
of Prices
High
H
preferred
preferred
British
Low
High
«
Bowater Corp 5 Ye
Bowater
Low
Par
V
for Week
Range
Sale Priee
'
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
17
*
a7
a7
4.75
4.75
13
13
a8.00
50
28 ft
a30
20
'—
Apr
7
Apr
4'
145
8.00
■
7
747
*
«
13ft Aug
a—
Apr
6"%
Jan
11% July
2
*
Sep
-15%
Feb
r
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
Westeel Products Ltd
Wilson
Ltd
Windsor
(J
Hotel
C)
Ltd
(L E)
1
»
a
a
a
*a
30
—
Sep
•
5779
^Number
Volume '188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1187)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
\
Mining
and
Advocate
Mines
Oils
1
Ltd
•
Ltd
Ltd
Iron
Mines
Co
Ltd
Gas
Ltd
Barnat
cl
Barvallee
Red
Mines
Lake
Gold
Mines
Mining Corp
&
Ltd
Edmonton
Uranium
Corp
Mines
Canadian Atlantic
5%
1
Co
Canadian Devonian
Explorations
Canuba Mines Ltd
■
Capital
Lithium
'
Cassiar
Asbestos
Manitoba
Ltd
Mines
Quebec
Ltd
1.65
1.80
7,900
40c
Mar
1,500
4
6,500
13c
Jan
25c
11,000
4c
Jan
10c
5',it;
33c
38c
6,500
30c
55c
8,000
5 %'(i
Sep
11c
26,699
12c
Jan
25c
10c
11,600
7c
J1111
24c
500
8
%c July
21c
29'A
100
17%
Feb
30fa
Cournor
Mining
6c
3,000
4c
Jan
9c
Ltd
Co
3.75
Fob
72c
72p
1,880
5.50
5.70
800
5.05
2.00
800
1.75
•
El
Sol Gold
Mines
'•
Metal
*
Ltd-
Mines
Frobisher
Ltd-
(1945)
Ltd—
Funcly Bay Copper Mines
Golden
Age Mines Ltd/—
Mines
Gunnar
warrants
Ltd
Lake
Mines
Kontiki
Lead Sc
Lingside
Mines
Mining
Marpic
Jan
Apr
2%c Mar
10c
1.000
5o
Apr
1,000
33c
Jan
65c
JUn
Alberta
4,000
54c
Jan
93c
Aug
Alberta Pacific
7c
8c
4,500
6c
Jan
16c
Jan
10c
10c
18c
July
1,500
7 Vic
Jan
35c
1.500
35c
Sep
2,025
15c
55c
1.500
9c
14'/a
840
10% Jan
16% Jun
58ci; 64c
36,000
26c
Fell
94c
July
1,000
5c
Mar
10c
July
8c
5c
40c
4,000
4
V2C Sep1
43c
25,600
28c
16c 16 Vic
14,000
16c
1.80
1.85
it'/L-c
500
19c
22c
12,600
%15v 15%
575
2.00
1.200
2.30
3,400
l ie
11c
1,000
lOc
10c
2,000
10c
3,000
25'itV:
27
4e.~
3,090
5c
3,000
35 800
8,500
33c
9,000
26c
4,000
26c
^
4 Vic
4'ic
1,000
]7%
174V
17%
450
8.00
40
i
4 Vie;'
6c
3.00 >' 3.00
24fa
73,000
—6cV
Jail
5c
1
2'VaC
Jan
1.50
May
Jan
-
5c
9c
5
1.000
Mines
9c
8c
Mar
42c
Sep
.83
83r:«
Ltd—-1
Corp
I
Ltd
1
^
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd— 1
Pato Ctrns Dredging Gold Ltd——1
Lake
Uranium
Alines
Ltd
'Provo
Gas
Producers
Quebec
Chibougamau
Quebec
Cobalt
Quebec Copper
Goldfieids'
Exploration
Corp Co Ltd
1,200
30c
Sep
65c
July
89c
Apr
(Canada
)
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Feb
1.46 May
13VaC May
30c
Sep
10c
500
3,500
1.10
500
11,500
2.75
1.55
Apr
Feb
«c
4.55
18c
1.10 Aug
13c
Alar
1.58
30c
Ltd
18,100
16c
Jun
29c
Jan
82c
35c
4,L>c
4'aC
1,500
2c
Jan
6c
ll'/ac 12fac
Jan
Black
30,000
5c
Feb
19c
Aug
Bonville
11,125
10c
Jan
57c
Mar
Bordulac
1
1
1
1
1
Sep
May
6,700
40c
1.600
34c
1.85
3,800
27c
27c
3.560
1.50 July
24c
Apr
6c
6c
1.000
6c
Jan
5c
1,000
4c
Sep
July
10c
5c
6c
Jan
Boymar Gold
16c
Feb
29c
Jun
Sep
19c
2,000
„
4',2C
—
11
:
11
100
8.15
47c
47c
2,000
47c.
2.10
2.10
500
4'aC
36c
Mar
July
2.10
Sep
1.16
1.16
1,500
11-fi
12',7
2,350
2.18
2.10
2.19
2,300
1.00
Sep
3.90
Apr
9 Vac Jan
1.16
Sep
8'/4
Feb
1.75 May
8c
Mar
6.50
6.75
6
6%
890
22
.
23
3,296
I,177
3.90
5
Sep
Jail
95
Sep
115%
Sep
6.75
Sep
6% Aug
Jnn
Mar
23% Sep
15% Mar
Jan
IOC
17%c Mar
33c
Feb
8c
2lc
Apr
July
16c
Apr
8%c
6,000
20c
22c
84.608
5V2c
2.000
4c
Jftn
11c
13c
17,200
10c
July
10c.*
18.600
6c
Jan
6c
May
2.46
2.48
2,300
1.93
Jan
2.55 May
16%
550
13 Va
Feb
17
6V2C
7,000
5c
Jan
9c
May
Jun
8.75
3,710
7.05
Jail
10%
Jun
24%
495
22 %
Feb
25
Feb
22
22%
1,950
21
Jan
25
1.80
1.85
1,000
11c
■i"
9.20
24%
9.00
18c
5.433
48
48%
66
62%
66%
3,499
1.68
1.65
1.84
231.175
18c
18c
4,298
lie
Feb
2.24 May
1.58 May
Sep
24c
July
Jan
48%
Sep
51
Jan
66%
Sep
19c
Jan
38'%
2.82 Aug
10c
22C
July
61c
Jan
83c
May
15c
May
30c
Feb
16c
22c
13,700
12c
Jan
30c
Jun
7c
7c
1,000
5c
Jim
10c
Jan
19c
18c"
Apr
45
35%
Jun
47
Sep
200
15
Apr
26
Sep
18c
21c
11,999
17V2C
Jan
28c
5.00
27c
37c
14,600
27c
24c
29 c
125
26
4.75
iac
47
25%
-
30c
23,500
12c
Jan
30c
Sep
17%
Jan
28 Va
Jun
86c
Feb
1.55
Jan
,
660
21 %c 21 %c
*
590
1.15
13,470
Apr
5.00 Sep
3.50 May
Sep
-
1.07 Mar
42 Va
1.04
10,800
18c
22c
168,600
23c
Sep
6c
6c
2,000
4c
Jan
8c
May
1.00
95c
1.00
26,841
85c
Jan
1.35
Jan
16c
5,800
10c
July
60c
Jan
21c
20c
23c
54,340
9c
Jan
28c
July
23c
24c
9,852
39% Jan
63c
Jan
10%c
Jan
42% Sep
1.25 Mar
33c
Jun
5,200
20c
Jan
i
5c
6c
9,000
4%c
Jan
10c
Jnn
1
7c
7c
8,500
6c
Jan
14 VjC
July
1
7V2c
7c
8c
40,000
7c
Jan
17 %c
Jan
Ltd
1
45c
45c
48c
8,200
35c
Apr
60c
Jan
45
45Va
150
41
Jan
45% Sep
48%
48'/2
295
42%
Jan
50
50
50
1
——1
Mines
class
common
Preferred
(T
—
G)
5%
2,376
8c
8%c
19,666
5.90
6.10
2,010
14
400
•
6%
6%
3,822
*
B—,—
Tank common
&
5 "A
13%
21
21
50
46%
*
30
—•
Cordage
common
6.00
*
Sep
Britalta Petroleum
1
Br(H<*h
*
1.90 Mar
13 Vo
Aug
2.35 Aug
28c
Aug
5.60C
13c
May
35c
22c
July
19c
22c
10,975
8c
Jan
24c
Aug
Amp'
Oil
4%
preferred
4%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
100
50
50
100
preferred
5 V2 %
preferred
50
50
4 % Vo
4%%
5%
2.05
42%
2.00
3.50
7c
4.30
Jan
Jun
5.75 Aug
Jun
16c
Jan
6.45 May
Jan
11% May
5% Apr
14
200
19%
21%
Sep
46%
100
46% May
48
Apr
34
1,010
17%
Feb
34
Sep
2.06
Feb
Sep
7% Aug
1.35
Jan
2.20
Jun
33%
Jan
43%
Jun
77
Jan
81% Mar
46% Feb
British Columbia Electric Co—
19.600
480
Jan
10%
1,950
Feb
18c
1
8%
2,000
Jan
18c
46,
2,525
II,020
1.00
17c
page
10%
"4.00
70c
4.55
16c
see
10%,
2.25 Jan
13
Apr
Jan
20e
18c
17c
Ltd
2.00
115% 115%
•
Traction
Bright
1,000
4.681
98c
——
Bridge
Apr
2.000
4.00
10% May
1
Brazilian
Jan
38,100
210
41%
Paper
Brantford
6c
12c
19%cMay
12
Gold
Mines
Bowater
17c
1.60
Jan
Apr
,* 43%
19c
preferred
5 V2 %
preferred
Jan
4.00
7c
1.60
240
l.OO
5%
Apr
12c
—
Jun
3c
1.00
Jan
1,200
2,050
Bo water Corp—
30c
4.00
July
July
41%
Mines
Mines
Bouscadillac
1.000
—
„
Sep
2.10 Sep
82c
Jun
2.000
36<;
1.60
—
Feb
46c
1.00
1.45
Jan'
1.05
Bralorne Mines
11
19c
Sep
Bouzan
1.95
Mar
14
1.08
Mines
39c
17 tic
footnotes
Gold
1.60
6c
—
Mines Ltd
Bay
Uranium
3.40
•
For
Bidcop
3.30
3.50
May
54c
1.75
10%
Warrants
38c
57c
25c
3,688"
May
36c
Feb
2,300
-
15c
Uranium
Feb
1
Exploration
Bicroft
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
'
15c
2.44
32c
———1
1
Mines
Yukon
33c
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Ltd-
Bibis
42,000
Tazin
Mines
Bevcon
45,800
1.65
Jan
19c
1
-——28
—80o
Telephone
Copper Corp
30c
•
Aug
12c
12
*
Uranium
Bethlehem
57c
3.30
Sep
7c
69c
—•—-*
1
—
Lodge
3.15
36c
Aug
37%
Jan
1.65
12 %c
1
Bell
26c
4'ac
55%
33c
3V2O
25% Aug
56% Aug
•
—
Feb
Apr
ll'ac
24 Va
\12c
Jan
20% Feb
20.050
1.07
24
July
13,000
74c
90c
42c
•
*
Paper class A
Beaver Lumber Co common
July
10c
3.15
19c
Jun
May
23c
•
Belcher Mining Corp
275,100
Apr
1,000
1
Mines
Mar
61c
2.95
100
4c
54
•
Bros
Beaver
Feb
48c
200
&
P
Beaucage
26c
1
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp
Steep Rock Iron Alines Ltd
Sullivan Consolidated Alines Ltd-.
Tib
Beatty
Feb
24c.
Feb
13,081
36
1.65
16
1
—-1
Boattic Duquesne
Feb
59c
5.90
27c
9 %c
B
Class
Feb
17c
2.95
Bathurst
50c
•
Rtver Mines Ltd——
'Sherritt-Gordoh Mines Ltd—
Gold
Jan
21c
3.500
11% Jan
16 Va
Mining
Uranium
3.15
—»
Lawrence
Standard
Metals
4
Jun
31c
—
—
Exploration Ltd.
Barymin
85c
Aug
31c
8V2C
Barvue Mines
Base
7.700
9c
53 V*
13% May
22c
Bata Petroleums Ltd
45c
July
Jan
16
Baska
7tac May
Feb
4.00 Sep
26c
Jan
—
Scotia
Sep
2.625
Feb
68c
Apr
8.87
————.—
Montreal
Nova
Jan
2,300
Jan
40c
8.25
24%
25c
Mines
54c
Rexsp&r Uranium & Metals Min Co Ltd 1
St
of
of
9c
132,500
Jau
13%c
15,157
48 Va
*
70c
24c
1—.—1
Ltd—
Feb
6.65 July
a8c
2.10
14,000
6c
Bank
Feb
14c
50c
1,200
18c
220
Mines
Bank
9.20 Aug
61c
Sep
11
Gold
Avillabona
Apr
Sep
50c
3.75
200
common-—.
Jun
17c
Mar
4.00 Jun
2,021
2.46
4c
6c
Apr
Jan
86c
••
'
2.30
22c
Mines
13c
5.500
May
35c
Jan
64c
100
5V2c
50
8c
15c
2,600
10
Mines
2,000
,,
17,266
31c
Mines
7c
19c^t 23c
19c
Crest
35c
1,100
s
Ranger Oil
Sep
Apr
1.24 Aug
c
Feb
51%
11%
*
Electric
Barnat
8.70
1
Red
.
Jun
40c
8.30
1
Mines
1.25
31,650
23,000
60c
3.50
—;——
62c
1.10
„
Quebec Smeltina Refining Ltd—;
Quemont Alining Corp Ltd
Uranium
— ■—
Gold
Auto
j85'a Aug
71c
1.05
July
51
—10
B
class
River Mines
Mines
Aumacho
Aunor
.
6fad-
May
13c
72c
13 V2C 13 %c
Bankeno Mines
6c
24c
11%
50
Feb
.
Sep
6c
Feb
49
Jan
Feb
30c
17c
35% Mar
Jun
Aug
45
10
_40c
Jan
500
25 Va
10 %c
3.50
65c
12c
8,500
Jan
51
1
7Vic Jau
20,300
Sep
60c
16c
3,500
8c
34%
4Gc
•
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gaa class A—
5'/o preferred
25
5%% preferred
2#
Banff Oils
s
80s
20c
Jan
Jun
4c
Jan
1.94
21%
28c
16c
1
Jun
./
May
24% May
3.70
16c
—1
96c
82c
Aug
7.55
Apr
Sep
11%
65c
600
Sep
Aug
100
Jan
4.15
19
71c
.4.75
Jan
10c
—
Radiore
17c I8V2C
1.70 Aug
Jan
3.50
71c
Mines
29'/aC
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd-1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
13,845
—
Yellowknife
1
1
18c
Sop
2.85
Ltd-1
Ltd-.
16c
Feb
14c.
20VaC
•
330
4,000
Aumaque Gold
1.21 Aug
a8c
10C
1
Ltd
&
.■?
Jan
45c
'50c
—
j
47
16c
68 (a
6c
-
—
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chib )'Mines Ltd
19,611
46
Acceptance common—
2
Ltd
—
31
27%
14c
35c
1.00
a8c
.
675
1.15
35
7c
16c
Explorers Ltd-——
L-.
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
6,895
39c
34
1
62c
8c
90c
Opemisca
34%
39c
62c
1.79s
1.02
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32%
6,400
6faC
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1
471
5,100
52c;
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4,710'
85c
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62c
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100
5.95
19 Mi
41c
20c
1
99%
LOc v, 10c.
85c
85c
8c
3
99%
19 Va
83c
1.88
.1
—
Metals Ltdi
18% May
39c-
'
.
lGc
Feb
15e
__
20c
Jan
lc
Steels
Atlas
July
500
—
Ltd—1
(1945) Ltd
Oils Ltd
Pennbec Alining Corp
Pitt Gold Mining Co
-
Jan
Jan
15,800
—
Ltdi—1
Ltd
Alay
Jan
4c
445
12%
_20o
Warrants
Atlantic
-Atlas
9c
18c
84c
1
-Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd—
Paudash
•
July
5c
1.11
»1
Sahtiago Alines Ltd———1—50c
Spring Coulee Oil •& Minerals Ltd ♦
Mines
9c
3,500
15c
15c
1
Explorations
Orchan Uranium
Jun
1,000
.
3.455
17c
common
Associate Artists Prod com—
3.00 Sep
25',4 Aug
9 Vac July
Feb
1.11
■
1
7»/a.c
-
9c
17 %
Temple
19
New
Okalta
Ash
Jau
6c
16%
17%
IsOc
—
Hardware
Ashdown
15
Mylamaque
Obalskl
8.50
July
300
Pacific
Alines
c
18:,7
——
Asbestos
Jan
(a
18:i+
'
56c
17c
—
——.1
5c
20%
Apr
—5
Asainera Oil
Atlin-Ruffner
9c
Jun
34V2o
Mines
Gold
Arjon
,
Aubelle
New
Rare
V
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16
580
•
c
"
2,310
27,823
35c
;
Feb
1
1.60
20%
35c
1
Corp common
$2.40 preferred
July
}8'/4
Sep
Aug
9c
2.00 Sep
1.55
19%
Argus
19% Jun
6c
75c
'
.
Sep
July
Apr
19'A
*
—50
pfd
Mines
Area
Aug
July
13fj
20 Vu
2,500
Mar
Corporation
Arcan
:v
69c
New
American
•
63c
Nickel
•Arcadia
44c
Hosco
American
Jan
41c
9
300
7c
Jan
4c
1.30 Jan
——
Sep
Fosmaque Mines Ltd————_—1
West Amulet
9c
■
Jail
5.973
-
25
33c
Cons Resources
Debentures
24%
74o
7,485
Imperial
Antlies
Apex
Aug
4c
6.10
70c
Jan
5,500
30%
4Va '.v
Ansil Mines
Jan
1.05
Sep
May
Sep
20c
26c'
13c
Feb
4c
30c.
36c
Jan
45c
14,800
*
Huronian
Rouyn Mines
Jan
New
North
Jun
2.15 May
5',aC Jan
30c
4.35
Jan
31c
8c
Petroleums
16c
New
North
27
Anglo
Jan
39c
2.31
•
65c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd. —50
Jail
7c
-V'.
New
May
1.55 Sep
*
New
13c
6c
5c
620
1.90
——•
Lead Mines
25c
—.—
Oris
Anglo
Jan
83c
27,802
61c
10
trust
American Exploration
Anglo
Jan
July
5c
1
Ltd
&
Sep
79c
6c
39,250
52c
July
May
'
Apr
3c
4.35
10O
100
voting
Analogue Controls
Alay
lie
100
29c
50c
Jun
130
Feb
60c
1
Nepheline
Develop—
10,900
—...»—
Uranium
2.30
Sep
3,000
Jan
13c
—•
Oil
Anchor
18c
lVfay
5c
5c
34,900
4.05
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
Amurex
Jun
21
1,400
26c
58c
Mining
Co
American
17c
2c
80c
71c
Coal
May
50c
.
8.00
■
16ta Algy
10c
Aug
R'/aO J;ui
8c
6V2C
51c
Ltd
Aluminium
Aluminum
Anacon
1.41
95
6c
5.75
Roxana
Jun
Feb
Jau
11
Jan
Jun
10% May
21%
95
1.75
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
July
28,'Ron
80c
Montgary Explorations Ltd—
Lake
10c
47c
21,800
1.5,5
.
Allied
Sep
Aug,
85
25
23VzC
24c
—5
debentures
Central
Algoma Steel
2.35 Aug
Sop
15 fic
25
34% Sep
Mar
7V2c
—
,
Oils
Cons
Algorna
Apr
lGfac
5c
—
30c
Jack
4.00
Sep
Apr
19
•
Trunk
92,300
Ltd
Ltd-
-July
60c
50c-
-
13c
July
1.14
5 '/o
625
497
1
.————.—
Gas
High
Jan
9%
Warrants
1.00 July
24 Va
1
common
Algom Uranium common—
Jun
14 Va
Gold
Explorations
Voting
Jan
7c
Sep
5V!>e Apr
200
20 V2
1
Yellowknife
90c
15c
9,836
9Vz
1
45c
15c
34
24%
20 V*
50c
—
10c
\
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
22% Aug
8% July
*
Ltd
45c
1.55'
—
Mines
Mines
Akaitcho
Shares
33 Va
1
Mines
Alba
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd——1
Alonpre Mining Co Ltd1
New
Jan
far Week
24%
34
100
.
AlbertaTlistillers
1
Mines
Advocate
Agnico
9.50 July
12c
Sep
35e?;
Range
•
Mines
Ajax Petroleums
20c
Mogador
Creek
5 taC
common
Oil
8.40 AUg
y
July
Sales
Weck'a
25
—
—
&
Feb
—
1.00 July
11c
Exchange
of Prices
Low
*
common
Sugar
Jan
,5c
1
7c
Last
Paper
1
Uranium
Gas
45c
Ltd
—
1
*
Preferred
17 Vac Jan
&
—
6.20
:
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„
•
Ltd
5.40
4c.
5
Name,
Jan
Ltd
Co
700
60c
-1
—
15c
8,500
-9c
"
Aug
1.24 May
Jan
5c
17c"
Mining Ltd—1
Mid-Chibougamau Alines Ltd
Ltd
61c
2,500
38c^
Ltd
Alines
2,100
7c
20c
Ltd
Co
89c
7c
44c
Merrill Island
Alines
July
11c
11c
:
Jun
86c
Oil
Mines
3,900
4 Vie
Feb
Jun
5V2C
30
Mar
1
LouvicGurt Goldfield Corp
Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd!
Exploration
Mclntyre-Porcupine
74c
10c
i
34c
26c
15c
18c
8.55
2.2!)
y
Sep
Jan
1.16
2VaC Jan
8.00
1517
Ltd—1
Ltd:
Mines
Zinc
Copper
Acme
9,500
0',ac
.———.1:
Alining
Mines—l
Kerr-Addison Gold
Jan
23c
4VaC
_v
ft;.
8c
Sep
21 Vz
6,000
8.15
.
'
7c
Sep
250
1.18
2,500
A
Acadia
33c
8e
1
Ltd
Ceramic
Uranium
Sep
Sep
Sep
————8.00
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
International
Jan
47c
5 VaC
Apr
.41c
Hillcrest Colleries Ltd/;———————*
Iso
Sep
Sep
21c
47c
4 Vic
-J*
Haitian:Copper Corp Lid-—2_—v—--1
Indian
10c
4c
Ltd_l
Feb
8,000
Atlantic
Class
1,000
.
Ltd,—1.
-L—
-J.—.
.
Acadia
9,100
7c
•
2.64
3c
Preferred
15,552
10c
1
Uranium'Mine's & Metals
Jun
4,700
15c
;
Apr
17c
1
Par
2.40 Feb
178,000
__
1
Jun
1.65
20c
Ltd—
Products
Friday
6c
7 Vac
*
——".
Goldfieids Uranium Mines
Gui-Por
6.30
6c
5.8c
-J-—
Gaspe Gil Ventures Ltd—
Apr
Jan
11c
20%"
7.50
3c
Corp
Sale Price
Jun
3c
'.14%
Ltd—;—
Futurity Oils Ltd—
75c
10c
;
Jan
700
a28% a29V2
1.18
o.OO
15c
90c
*
•_
Mar
4 Vic
1
——_
2,000
1.18
STOCKS
14c
17c*
1
—.....—
8c
7c
—
a29Va
25c
20c
45c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Lfd——,—•
Fano Mining & Exploration inc.—
I
Fatima Mining Co Ltd'l
I——
1
Fontana,
:
Mines
2,600
Toronto Stock
47c
6ci.
v
I
2.25
Jan
Jan
15c
7.95
Ltd——r——:i——1
2.20
—
Jan
Sep
20c
8.45
1
1,300
1.26
13c
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
10c
6c
A
Empire Oil & Minerals lnc—
65c
—
♦
6.00
6.55 Aug
;l:-y
Dome Mines Ltd_:._—.
East
Sullivan Mines Ltd.——
5.95
5.95
_*
•
6.90 Aug
—1
—_
13c
Feb
3.75 Feb
1
Dolsan Mines Ltd
Fab
High
Mar
1
Sep
6c
4V2c
—1
1,500
—1
,
Jan
Sep
4,500
1
———
14c
May
11c
Ltd—1
Ltd
14c
—
1
—
Apr
July
9 Vic
—
Mines
4c
Jun
7c
18c
Yellowkniie
Ltd
Chib
30c
13,410
1
Ltd
Mining
Westville
faC Jan
6c
__
Ltd——1
128,760
5c
1
Ltd
Mines
Mineral
Westburne
2.85 Aug
6
r
15c
•
17c
.
80c
4c
Aug
5Vie
Vac Ma
47c
'
73c
5c
Jun
1
Ltd
;
Mines
Rand
Low
May
Sep
Wendell
10c
1
Ltd.:—u
—
Copper-Man
Range Since Jan. 1
High
77c
•
Mines
Virginia
Weedon
2,150
-
j
1
Continental Mining Exploration Lid-. I
Copper
Low
Shares
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd—1
Jun
' 5c5c
17Vic
19c
>
Ltd
Mines
Corp Ltd
Ltd
Ventures
July
10)2
6.10
1.50
Mines
Feb
1.95
;♦
Consolidated Mcnnas Mines
7.10
ViolaMac
July
July
♦
—
Ltd—
Mines
1,200
Valor
18c
6c
.
Denison
9.10
Lithium
G'/aC July
8 tac Mar
38c
'
1
Compagnie Miniere Ii'Ungava—
Consolidated
for Week
1
Ltd
Abitibi Power
1
Halliwell
Jan
6.10
1
Consolidated
Sep
July
6c
5.85
1
Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp.——„
Combireed Metals.
Consolidated
2c
5.70
1
Ltd
Cadillac
12,000
51.500
Jan
---
;1
Mining & Smelting...
Central
2c
Gc
.
6.05
:•
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—.—
Consol
Oils
5.80
>
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd—k-s—-—75c
Chibouamau
United
May
10c
:
Ltd
Mines
Jun
13c
•
Ltd..—1
Corp
Central-Del Rio Oils
Central
11c
29 '%
1
—
Ltd
Mines
4%c Jan
Ltd—
i——2—
Gold
Asbestos
3c
1
.1
Ltd
Mines
Cartier-Malartic
United
20c
9'^c
;
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd—".
:i
Canadian Northwest Mines & Oils.—1*
Canorama
Aug
8.500
.1
'
Oils
15c
140
6c
1
Canalask Nickel Mines: Ltd
(
Sales
Range
1
Consolidated
11,500
18c
*
I
Ltd——2
Petrol
Homestead
May
Trojan
2Gc
Ltd—.—*
i
9c
11c
1
Resources
preferred
Canadian
,t
Oil
Collieries
Sep
Sep
5 tic
38c
—-I
Ltd—
49c
7,600
_
Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd—
.lan
5c
22c..
__
1
4.35
12c
a4c
8.80
17tic
Lid—1
Ltd
Campbell Chibouaamau Mines Ltd
Canadian
Week's
of Prices
Par
5%e
5c
•
11
Sep
700
9c
1.70
_1
;
3.30
15c
23c
»
Calumet
148.685
6c
5 %c
_1
Ltd..
Bonny ville Oil
Refining CorpBornite Copper Corp
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltdi
Calgary
49c
—
9.10
1
Ltd.
Bellc-Chibougamau Mines
.
16,450
ll%c
1
Ltd
Mines
Bellechasse
4.25
a2c
*
A
Bateman Bay Mining Co_:
Beatrice
Friday
Lasf
Sale Price
High
4J/aC
5c
I
Gold
Mines
Low
38c
.
1
:
&
Baker Talc Ltd
Band-Ore
19
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15c
*
—
Ltd
Bailey Selburn Oil
'
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
Shares
4.05
49c
1
—
Sulphur &
AuirMetal
4.15
*
Mines
Mines
Atlas
Ltd
Ltd
.-\meranium
Amo
ENDED
Stocks—
Exoneration
liscupe
Altex
Oil
Low
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
42 J/4
78
43%
78 J/2
40 %
40 %
43%
43J/2
5,830
12,278
135
40%
Sep
130
42
Jan
55
40%
Feb
94 Va
94 %
135
88
Jan
97
May
49%
50
560
44 % Mar
51
Mar
51%
52
300
48
Mar
53
July
'
The Commercial and Financial
44
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
■/
(1188)
i
•
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
High
Columbia
British
British
British
Bruimursi
Building
Bunker
Jan
36% Apr
38% Jiiu
210
Consolidated
Golden
A or
65c
Jun
Uonsuliuaied
13
Jun
Consolidated
Howey
5%e
2.100
4c
Jan
6c
6c
1.800
5c
July
2.90
3.00
2.300
1.90
7%c
7c
2,500
5c
2,025
73c
Mar
——1
7%<;
8c
17,520
•
40
41
125
•
6%
6%
100
5% Jan
*
9c
9%c
7,500
8c
6V2C May
—
May
1.34 May
Jan
4j/2C
Consolidated
Consolidated
3.30 Aug
Jan
88C
Jan
7VacJUiy
Apr
7c
Sep
12c
35% Jan
May
44
Sep
6% Sep
16c
Dock class A
•
13%
755
11%
Apr
14%
3,953
10%
Jan
15
7%
—*
_
Burrard Dry
13
13 7 n
Burlington
July
13% Sep
7%
100
6% Apr
500
Jun
7% July
49c
Cable
49c
31c
Jan
55c
Jun
Oils
1
27c
27c
29c-
6,749
12c
Jan
40c
July
Petroleum
25c
72c
73c
80c
15,550
45c
Jan
90c
Aug
Mines
Calalta
Mic
Consolidated
9.575
48c
Jan
80c
Jun
9.340
5%c Feb
9c
July
18c
12,000
526,600
Mar
95c
July
G4c
2.50
5,020
Jan
2.55 Jun
41c
40e
40.000
19c
Jan
51c
Sep
2!)c
Jan
67c
May
42c
47c
47c
•
4.45
13.330
•
—1
20%
20!«
20%
8.3(50
1.79
1.79
32c
680
5.500
49c
Jan
77c
Aug
29,166
% 5,552
16c
Mar
44c
July
4c
Jan
14c
July
45c
Jun
26c
()C
6%e
1
1
29%
29'.i
30
2,270
17% Feb
30%
Sep
Consolidated
•
79
77%
79%
820
62%
Jan
80
Sep
3.90
3.90
4.00
300
3.00
Feb
4.40 Aug
1
5.80
5.65
6.20
21,846
3.95
Feb
6.65 Aug
1
8.30
8.45
325
5.15
Jan
9c
10c
12 %c Mar
•
16c
15c
18c
4,333
6,093
46,200
7%e
7%e
8%e
31,300
4'%c Jan
17,290
55c
.
75c
65c
74c
1
;
Feb
8c
;
12 %c July
9%C Jan
1
Consolidated West Petroleum
1
Apr
4.775
12c
1
Poplar
Calvan
Jan
5c
32c
v9c
lie
6%c
11c
1
Calgary Power common
24c
1.(504
31c
5%c
32c
—1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannoim Mines
Sep
July
Mar
23c
Mine
•1.93
170
23c
.
21 % July
1.13 May
13.(500
*
Oils
Jan
16%
11.558
1
Consolidated Pershcourt
4.45 Sep
1.85
Consolidated
Negus Mines
Nicholson Mines
Jan
2.10
23C 24 %c
63c
Explor
Consol Northland Mines-
1.62
500
4.00
68c
Red
May
51c
1
2
Consolidated
35c
2.25
4.15
Ltd
Smelting
.
Peak
Sep
57c
1
Ltd
Oils
&
Morrison
Consolidated
15c
25c
;
,
2.50
Consolidated Mosher —;
Consolidated
July
56c
8 Vac
15c
1
Mines
Mac
Consolidated, Mogul
Consolidated
34c
1
Gold
Milling
Jan
J
Mathenur
Consolidated
22c
8c
8c
1
Go'd
Marcus
3.55 Aug
Jan
8.398
28c
54c
I
———1
Arrow
2.30
2.050
3.50
28c
7
Mines
Halliwell
Jan
44%
High
Low
High
3.40
28c
1
Lake_.;
9%
3.50
—l
Iron
Gillies
46 Vac
87c
A
Fenlmore
Oonsoi
Consolidated
775
1
Hill Ext
Aug
6,000
1
class
16
43% Sep
Discovery
55c
5c
2.00
Consolidated
Consolidated Dragon Oil
11%
41%
54c
u%
-—.—I
Lake
Ltd
11
4,524
V—
Products
Bullocks
2.440
Low
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
of Prices
"
16% Sep
Jan
for Week
Range
Par
13% Aug
Jan
12
Smelting
&
Aukerite
Ked
41%
54e
1
.
—
Mining
Buffadison Gold
Buiiaio
42%
»
Mines
Brunswick
Buffalo
15
42
-
-1
-—
—
Mines
Brunsman
151
150
42%
8%
6,488
15%
1
Mines
Keel
12%
15%
23
Columbia Telephone
Brouiaii
12'7
*
Columbia Power
Brown Company
12 %
•
Last
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Frice
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Products
Packers class A
Columbia Forest
19
STOCKS
Shares
14
British
SEPTEMBER
ENDED
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
14c
8%c Jan
May
23c
Aug
12c
May
90c
77.
Mar
Jan
8.90 May
Calgary & Edmonton
Consol
,«.*
Oil.....
Campbell Chibougamau
.
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Bread
common
Preferred
.
Crushed
Canada
Canada Iron
Canada
*
Cut
Stone
Foundries
Malting
4.40
1,000
33
34
3,255
25
Jan
34% Aug
29
29
65
27
Jan
29%
Jun
io:?;.
10%
1,230
6
Feb
10%
31 To
32
285
25
Jan
32 %
Sep
Sep
63 %
63 %■
*
—
10
common
.*
common
Preferred
2.15
•
*
3.25 Jun
205
25
—26
—
Lands
Canada Oil
4.10
•
20
common
Canada Cement
25
359
2.15
2.35
2,800
4.40
Sep
50% Feb
*
67% July
23% July
25% July
1.50 Mar
85c
1.00
3,100
•
47
47%
95
34
Feb
*
46 %
46J,i
980
34
Feb
20
102
105
343
80
Jan
94
88
55c
3.45 Aug
70c
Jun
2.50
Packers class A
1.20
Mar
Jun
Class
B
Canada
Canada
Permanent
Mortgage
Safeway Ltd
Canada
Southern
Southern
Canada
Steamship
.100
warrants
Petroleum
3.55
1
205
32
Jan
39%
Sep
12
May
13
Jun
Mar
9 %c
Jan
7c
Oil
Breweries
British
6',990
34
265
10%
11%
4.95
14%
14%
Wright
Food
Class B
Morse
Products
75c
2,800
65c
Co 11 west
Securities
/
Class
A—
Canadian Industries
Malartic
Lead
North
A
Utilities
Canadian
30,000
Aug
Sep
24%.
Distillers
Wallpaper
31c
43
200
14
7%c Jan
30c
26,5(55
15c
Jun
90c
July
61c
52c
35,310
Sep
July
July
102,700
12c
Jan
65c
July
150
>
3.0(1'
2.50
22%o
Apr
37c
Jun
25c
July
19c
July
67c
Jun
l(ic
16c
1,000
10 %c
9c
9c
1,1(56
7%c
58c
56c
58c
3,00(1
40c
Apr
1.32
1.38
8,837
96c
Jan
25%
Jan
32%
30%
321%
10,084
15%
15%
15%
2.270
11%
2.50
11
11%
3.810
7.70
22%
22'a
23%
3,035
20%
14%
14%
15
765
351
33%
35%
14.947
Canadian
101
15
Jan
101 Vii
Aug
9%
190
!)
Aug
7 11%
Jan
27
00
22
May
49
48
49
185
22%
(59
1.92
1.92
2.00
2,516
1.65
13%
13%
13 7 it
9%
9%
9%
14%
15
6,171
9.55 Mar
12c
14c
8.85
3,170
4.50 Mar
16
16
100
5%
Jan
8%
Juu
100
10%
Apr
12 %
East
17%
18
15
Apr
18
64c
49 c
66c
116,800
19c
Jan
75c
Aug
31c
20c
31c
256,794
14e
Jan
31c
47c
46c
49c
43,611
27c
Jun
2,133
2.30 Sep
Aug
Jnn
30%
Sep
Sep
16%
Jan
6c
Jan
15c
Jan
Eureka
7c
7,500
124
130
375
81
Jan
130
Sep
96
65
92
Mar
100
27%
28
100
21
Feb
30
May
May
27
27
215
20
Jan
27
Sep
26
26
155
18
Feb
27
Apr
21
21
21'
55
1.50
1.50
300
24c
25c
3,000
17c
17c
19c
15.500
14c
Apr
25%c
24 c
27c
95,218
15c
Mar
1.15
1.07
1.18
39,106
38c
1:01
Feb
12c
Jan
1.07
Sep
Aug
3.15 Aug
Sep
1.60 Aug
30c
Aug
23 %c
Jun
28c
Sep
Sep
50c
4,725
Sep
95c
12c 13 %c
24,015
9c
Jail
21c
Feb
500
50c
Jan
84c
May
7.85
Castle
75c
7.60
8.00
5,145
38c
5.45
Jan
Jan
8.25 May
Trethewey
Cayzor Athabaska
1
3.65
3.75
600
3.25 Apr
3.75 Sep
*
3.10
3.10
200
3.00
4.25
Central
•
8.40
8.10
8.65
1
92 c
92c
92 c.
3,950
66c
Jan
1
27c
27c
31c
50,514
7c
Jun
Rio
Central Pat Gold
Porcupine
;
Oil
•
Min
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Gold
Mines
Chromium Mining &
Cocheuour Willans
Smelting
6.10
Jun
Apr
9.55 Aug
1.18 May
37c
12c
16c
Nickel
'
26%
25%
a
•
1
21
20%
21
2,153
17%
17%
18%
650
1
1.15
1.12
1.19
40c
37c
40c
6.10
6.05
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Warrants
864
33%
Jan
97
1,395
66%
Jan
97
Sep
14
4,335
12%
Jan
14
July
83,675
5c
Jan
19c
Aug
22%
Jan
30%
Sep
Petroleum
Aug
General
Motors
53c
55c
5,850
40c
Jan
July
General
2.55
2.55
100
11,400
18c
24c
44,700
11c
Jun
36c
Geo
July
13c
2.500
I0%c
Jan
19 %c
Feb
Giant
33c
48.700
20 %c
Feb
47 %c
Jan
Giant
Steel
Aug
Sen
Glacier
Confederation
10
Coulagas Mines
Con Key Mines
Consolidated Allenbee
8c
6,000
4%c Mar
10c
12%
1,000
10
Jan
13
38c
15.986
29c
Aug
1.05 July
Goldale
Sep
6.25
Jan
Gold
52c
163% 163%
20
Mines
57c
13.400
19c
24c
9,500
•
8c
8c
1,600
1
11%'c
Jan
Sep
Golden
60c
Jan
95c
Jan
Goldfields
20Vac Jan
35c
Jan
11 %c
May
6%c
Apr
12c
19c
Feb
13c
2.833
7c
Feb
20c
Aug
Graham
21,900
10c
Mar
20c
Jan
Grandroy
Central
Cadillac
1
Demson
Mines
1
7%c
46.
.
7%c
11,000
5%c
Jan
14%
13%
14%
22,118
10 %
Jan
4.GO
4%
11c
Warrants
4.25
4.75
6,126
3.10
Jan
10%c Aug
16% Jun
6.00
—
Jun
7,408
15%
443a
Sep
7.00 Jan
9.00 Feb
1.10 Jan
2.25 May
63
Jan
78
Apr
27
Jan
38
Aug
Jan
15% July
5,305
7.95
67
«
815
4.90
18%
18%
18 3
«
1.345
60
00%
100
05%
0512
56
43 3 «
45
2.175
3.30
3.30
200
3.05 May-
4.00
3.00
3.05
500
2.75
Jan
3.80 Jan
9
10%
67«
5
-
6
r*.
44%
1
.—
3.05
•
common
8
Jan
Jan
53% Mav
7.00
Jun
19 %
Sep
65
Jan
59
Jun
65 %
32%
Feb
45
Sep
Sep
Jun
Gordon
Great
Mines
„
78%
Jan
86
Sep
9.000
10 %c
Jan
25c
Aug
27c
Jan
54c
Sep
9C
Jan
14%c Mar
Jan
7.05 May
2.10 Apr
^
1,972
51c
4,300
10c
lie
9,000
5.50
_
5.50
1
5.60
1.440
4.25
19%'C Aug
Sep
21c
20c
24c
11c
12c
9,000
5c
May
17c
1
17c
17e
17c
11,200
14c
Jan
21c
1
16c
14 %c 18 %C
71,900
5c
Jan
22c
Sep
1
37%c
36c
40c
11,700
26c
Jun
45c
Aug
1
25c
—50
48
1
-
Gold
Mines
Uranium
Bousauet
25C
27c
32,500
165
105
48
48
50
45 %
165
July
Sep
49
July
6%»
6%
100
6
July
7c
7c
7%c
5.650
7c
Mar
16c
16c
17c
6,075
16c
Sep
1.63
2.26
12.360
92c
Feb
36
2,265
■
.
2.05
•
Paper
common
35%
•
26 %
35'
2
26
26%
—
.
-
670
Jan
Feb
1
»
68c
July
Jan
7%c May
135
•
A
Gold
Mines
Lakes Power
7,300
165
common
Mines
Lakes
10 %
55
22c
48c
1
1
Mines
—
Mackay class
Granduc
Great
—
-
Jail
86
18 %c
9%
*
Prospecting
Gold
5%
85
18%c
1
Tire Canada
preferred
12c
7%c Jan
com
37%
10% Sep
July
80c
%
14%
1
Mine
Manitou
12c 14 %c
Consolidated
Wares
Goodyear
13c
Consolidated
page
Eagle
i3C
10,266
Canada
37
13%
87
•
1
60
—
Mining
Mines
87
167
30
1
-
Uranium
•
Flln
For footnotes see
1.65
Glenn
*
Gamma
Calliman
50c
*
Oil—
Bellckcno
Beta
II
2.5n
Life
7c
100
75
_
Ltd
Mascot
34c
1.75
73
*
Yellowknife
12%
1.75
10,850
-1%
Scientific
13c
*
1.60
.
Sep
Jan
85
30%'C
8c
1.50
—
—
Mines
13c
37c
1.60
1
—
Petroleum
General
31 %c
1
common
Ltd
A
Genex
1
*
1.380
Sep
10
30c
851
8.20
Apr
14 Vs July
1
*
30 %>
8.00
•
Dynamics
Class
30
8.15
16%c
100
Jan
Coldstream
Petroleum
common
Power
Mines
18c
30 U
.*
preferred
Debentures
Coin Lake Gold Mines
Commonwealth
Ltd
16c
•
Companies
Frobisher
600
■
12,140
10
20c
Ltd
Mines
Francoeur
Fraser
French
50c
3.15 May
Jan
44%
10,900
20%
13c
41%
90c
Jan
July
44% Sep
13%
Electric
Jan
19,200
21c
s
Jan
95%»
General
7%
26
44%
Jun
1.80
9%c Mar
1,690
13%
July
16% Jan
1.345
8,000
5c
7.20 May
Jan
6.30
Jan
Feb
Feb
95%
A
—
65c
300
5.00
80c
*
Co
May
10.726
Sep
*
Canada
ol
May
14
30c
class
Ford
Foundation
31c
2.50
2,250
1.78
6c
16,663
19%
Jun
65c
47c
2.40
97c
10%.
July
3.50 Mar
15.400
10
Development
Jun
Sep
19
5c
General
2.25
Jun
21
Apr
56c
General
69c
28
Jan
14%
65c
July
1.01
Apr
14%
5%c
17c
2.05
Jan
Mar
1
38c
Apr
Jan
Feb
24c
21
1
44%
40
44%
Kirkland
Apr
13 %
Mines
—*
Jan
35c
Jan
13c 14%-c
13c
1
——
12c
Aug
18c
-63
Fittings class A_■—_i,——
Fleet Manufacturing
•
Ford Motor Co (U S)_
19
16c
19%
Yellowknife
Cop
class A
Grain
10c
2.40
Combined Enterprises
Metals
2i»*
Tungsten
Federal
10,400
1334
Combined
Ltd
Oils
Farwest
—
26 7
42c
Jan
Jan
May
21%c July
16,330
Players Canadian
55
432,000
II,500
1.55
14%
91
14c
Fnlconbrldge
Famous
Fargo
63
1
85c
20c
10c
Bakeries
44c
1
19c
16,500
Corp
Gatineau
1914
Conner
10,100
11c.
6.300
General
1
Cody Reco
38c
10c
60 %
26c
Geco
14 c
•
34c
10c
10
1
6,600
25c
Sep
22c
53c
35c
8C
26 c
Jan
13c
1
1
1.02 May
1
Jan
20c
47c
10% Aug
Jan
Mines
12c
253,750
75o
Jan
26c
El Sol Mining Ltd
20
345
8c
•
Equip
Aug
Eldrieh
5%c Sep
6,650
20
()C
common..——*
Dunlop
Farm
1.87
18%
7c
1
-
Cop
1.74
20
17,193
1
.
Mines
Kayrand
1.82
*
1
Wines
Mines
7
15,375
Empire Life Insurance—
Federal
1.78
75c
•
300
77c
Explorers Alliance
6%c
1
Ltd-
10%
70c
1
20%
13%
Jan
Jan
15c
Mar
10c
10
74c
Mines
2,784
4.00
7c
8c
10 %
1
1
Machine
Washing
Eider
10,400
•
Corp
Easy
common—*
Metals
Eastern
27,590
25c
Aug
1.89 July
1.40 May
1.20
Mar
25c
1.30 Mar
22.450
30%
44
6%e Mar
20,775
96
45c
Asbestos
12
75c
Sep
July
July
121,000
15%
270
17c
21c
27%
10,748
25c
Mar
1.62
Amphi Gold—
14%
55
Apr
7c
2.30
30% Aug
2.55
lie
57,810
2.00
105 Vs Aug
55
4.10O
14c
1.53
Jan
2.30
16C
12C
19 %c
Apr
2.45
16e
13c
1.60
97%
I
16
2.25
23%
May
Apr
Apr
11
19 %c
35
20
Sep
25% c July
1
100
156
Sep
9%
Jan
——1
5,581
_
> 14%
Feb
8c
Mines
10
.■w.-
7%
Mines
104
127
Aug
Sullivan
28%
Apr
Jan
Jun
77
Malartic
10
50c
10
Sep
23%
r
Last
27%
85c
7.572
%
Jan
East
102 %
14%
612 c
Jan
50
Sep
28
,30%
18%
3.171
Jun
1.00
10212
5.50 Mar
•49-
Feb
1
1
Duvex Oils & Minerals
17:!ii
1,980
27% Sep
1
I,372
•
—
*
8%
1
■—
class B
Duvau Copper Co Ltd—
Rope
12%
1
Quartz
1
8
Sep
Sep
12c
Mines
12%
Warrants
Gold
Stores
8'5i
1
Captain Mines Ltd
Steel & Coal common
12'. \
.(ic
Explorations
42%
66,000
8.15
97
3,496
14%
,
Jan
27
(58
*
_
23%
Jun
15% Aug
35% Sep
101
22%
Donald
11% Sep
24
Feb
May
9%
•
1
com
69
1
Williston
11
50
—
Invest
Scottish
22%
15% Sep
9.25 Sep
Sep
17% Aug
Jan
*
1.62 May
32%
Jan
11%
Preferred
Dona Ida
Jan
1.32
•
Feb
Feb
7.481
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Dominion Textile common
•
2.40
3.25 July
29c
l(ic
Magnesium
Dominion
7
Jan
27c
common-
Sep
20%
21c
*
Steel
&
56
Apr
Mar
6 %c
1
Bid
Jun
35c
28c
54 c
31
J1111
Dominion
pfd_20
Canam Copper Co
Candore Exploration
Can Erin Mines
Consolidated
1
1
350
8,9(52
13c 14% e
14c
50
10c
Sep
A—*
Westinghouse
July
20%
Jan
•
Canadian
14c
Jan
9%c
55c
*
100
class
Mar
54%
21
1
Canadian West'n Nat Gas 5 %%
Canadian Western Oil
Consolidated
100
15% Mar
1.10
Mfrs
Jan
6c
1(5%
2(5,000
231
30c
•
preferred
90c
20%
54%
9%c
—
Preferred
Dominion
18% May
25C
:—
Foundry
Dominion
Sep
Feb
*
100
Petroleum
Jun
11c
9%c
Jan
2.20
1.00 Mai15
60c
25
350
23%
1
Seagrams
Dominion
15
60c
200
*
Consolidated
37,040
Mines
48% July
20% Sep
•
B
Colonicc
2.00
15
•
2.9!)
1
Vickers
Canadian
Cockshutt
1.90
15
—.2
2.85
;
Canadian
Cochrane
2.70 Sep
4.45 July
875
Corp
Chimo
Sep
3.40 Mar
21
Canadian Thorium
Chib
2.55
7,600
31c
10
Cheskirx
1,500
4.30
1
Bridge
•
Corp
Sep
2.70
_25o
Elcctrochomc
10
Tire
July
80c
—-——1
Dominion
100
Canadian
Jan
10c
4.15
.10
Oils
Palmer
Devon
Dominion
•
common
78c
Jun
July
2.55
21
—1
common1
Jan
6c
4.20
—
Sep
Jan
July
2.55
Gold Mines—
Jun
Apr
12
55c
33c
,
.——1
Mines
Horn
1.08
Jan
Sep
17% Aug
1,000
3.00
Brewis Mining
Decoursey
Deer
23%
16
19
Apr
3,230
B.
Jan
20%
July
16%
12.700
—
—
class
Leather
Davis
Jan
Sep
Jan
10 %
31c
21
Chesterville
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
15
3.80
16%
165
—1
49c
25
315
70c
-—
100
Feb
1,950
12
{>3e
*—
2,290
Feb
19
17%
12
__1
Minerals
Mines
3,085
20%
preferred
Chateau Gai
Cusco
8
2.50 May
18 Vn
Sep
9%c
-.5
68c
37
2.36 Aug
55c
1———
23%
15
Feb
Sep
70c
Zellerbacli
Crow pat
65c
•
class
Gold
1955 warrants
Charter
Crown
Crows Nest
Dome
85
1,380
1.05
.10
Dome
300
18,50(5
6%
8%c
.
Jun
*
Canadian Pctrofina
Central
Pershing
Trust
Apr
700
1.94
1.80
8.15
Inca
Cos
Del
Crown
23%
Canadian Pacific Railway
Cassiar
Croinor
G.60
,
16%c Sep
70c
—50
preferred
1.65
46"
Jan
Warrants
Feb
3.25
7c
60c
Timber
Crest brook
Delnite Mines
3.00
103.14!)
—*
Apr
Feb
12 %c 16 %c
33c
-Isoc
——
1.85
Apr
Mar
4.40 May
17%
Canada
5.00
1.40
15c
12
■>
8,615
warrants
Cariboo
of
Oil
Cree
1.93 Aug
8
9.200
1
3,700
6%
1.399
23c
1
Copper
Craigmont Mines
6.00 Aug
Aug
<f%
18%
Zinc_
Deldona
79c
3.25
6
20c
1,80
Mining
8
1
preferred
Can Met
Jan
Jan
5.00 Sep
15% May
16'/a Mar
7% Sep
4.10 July
3.10
<;
25c
14%e
Cowichan
23%
10a
Oils
Canadian Northwest Mines
Class
Anr
4.00
12
.
Jun
108
Jan
2.29
1.950
34% May
Apr
Jan
104
50
*
Machine
Canadian Oil
4.75 Mar
Sep
Sep
24%
6,845
20c
Canadian Homestead
Icc
34
7.50 Apr
4.70 Aug
2,(500
'III
1.98
Coulee
1.50
46
106%
B
-———
Imperial
Cosmos
5.80
3.25
106
Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
23
2.85
4.95
33%
Copper-Man
1.45
68c
4.75
32%
•
—♦
*
;
5.45
common—*
class
Feb
13
4.75
33%
.—100
Exploration
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
5.50
common
Canadian Husky Oil
Warrants
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian
5%
72c
10%
___
Canadian
5%
47,750
2,795
80c
5!
•
High Crest
Canadian
160
100
Gen
Canadian
1,870
1
Preferred
Canadian
4,425
7%
.♦
Eagle Oil common.
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Apr
May
1.62
•
Canadian
Sep
34% Sep
Mar
16%
•
Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Fairbanks
8
2.75
13
Sep
51%
Jan
25
6%
2
8
25% Jan
1.50
1
Canadian
260
6.90 Aug
Feb
40% Jan
•
common
Canadian
640
Feb
5%
3
x
Pete
Collieries
15%
560
-
5c
3.75
•
•
common
Canadian
5%
3,420
34%
4.60
Preferred
1953
50%
33%
*
.
Canadian Chemical Ss Cellulose
Curtis
200
•
Aluminium
Chieftain
7,810
8
49%
32'2
warrants.
Canadian Canncrs class A
Celanese
3,000
6.25
33%
49%
*
common
;j
A
7%c
23
20
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Preferred
6.05
*
——
6.00
8
1
Canadian
Jan
450
2
Canadian
Jan
4.80
*
-10
Mar
1.16
39
Bakeries
Canadian
97
12%
Atlantic
Canadian
Jan
Jun
39
Canadian
Class
1,300
1,385
Sep
Sep
12%
Canadian Astoria Minerals
Canadian
3.60
47%
105
*
common
Canadian
<■
135
75c
3.45
Aug
12.50
Lines
Preferred
Canadian
94%
75C
preferred-
Oils
Canada
50
Basin
Class A —-r.—.V——
C'ournor
Canada
Sudbury
Consumers Gas Co common
7%
Jan
liy2c July
49c
2.26
Jan
Sep
27% Jan
36% Sep
23
35% May
Aug
1
Volume
183
Number 5779
.
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.
.
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45
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOVKg
Last
Sale Price
Par
Great
Northern
Gas
Class
B
Grey hawk
•
Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Gulf
10
—
22
1
—
19c
Mines
Lead
Mines
7.85
Lake
Heath
17,968
7.95
11,400
8c
29,200
35
*
15
7
Cotton
15
10c 10%c
16,700
—1
Minerals
Hie
Red
Lake.
Heva Gold
&
Dauch
Tower
Oils
L_,—:
Class
8
1.40
24c
50
—50
preferred
Hoyie^ MiningHudson Bay Mining &
Oils
Bank
Flo
Molsons
Jun
20%
Jan
25% Jun
Molybdenum
Feb
46
Jun
52%
2,888
19%
20 %
4,484
3,600
1.98
44%
56
29%
29%
29%
25
13%
13%
13%
5,970
i
1.98
Sep
25% Aug
6% Jan
29%
National
49
Feb
80
Sep
Sep
Apr
38%
Feb
47% July
14% Jun
935
7,150
12%
6%
G%
250
5%
6c
5%c
6%c
64,000
36%
38
5,605
12%
13%
2,910
52%
52%
250
5c
Jan
Jan-
July
25%
Cement
Inland
Natural Gas
49%
Jan
3.50
3,550
•2 70
15
15%
3,085
10% Mar
1
7Va
7%
7%
8,250
15%
15%
16%
760
3.00
3.30
1,100
46c 48 %c
72,500
22%
25
5 la
Jan
Jun
Inspiration
Min
Dev
&
1
International
Bronze
International
Milling 4 %
Powders
cl
A
22 Va
pfd
25
pfd_100
22%
70
70
•
P4%
82%
International Petroleum
•
48 V8
48%
51
598
international
1
26c
35c
1,121,025
10%
10%
international
Nickel
Intel-provincial
Bldg
Investors
Irish
Credits
•
com
69c
Line
Syndicate
;—25c
J aye
4,886
2.15
2.25
30,100
17 Vac
l
Ltd
Minerals
Joburke
Co
Ltd
Kelly
%C
Feb
3.30
Sep
40c
May
20
Mar
Sep
64,100
69 Va
31 Va
8,050
Jan
Feb
18%c Jan
9%
46c
9V8
52c
Apr
Apr
80c
Jan
Douglas class A
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
2.50
Sep
2.00 July
26c
Jan
94c
6
July
12c
Aug
23c
Jun
10Vac
Jan
29c
6,020
20c
Feb
40c
July
16c
17c
23,375
8c
Jan
23c
July
48,250
7,254
II,000
6%
1,300
20c
38c
Jan
68c
17 %c
July
36c
1.90 Feb
Jun
July
July
2.49 Mar
7
12,240
Feb
7%
3.45
3.35
3.90
12,350
75c
Mar
4.05
Sep
5c
5c
5%C
8,500
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
1
18 Va
18
18%
1.70
1.60
1.75
3,200
95c
Feb
19% May
2.06 Apr
41c
45c
2,025
27c
Jan
70c
1
7c
6c
8c
18,400
5c
Jan
Hudson
Kirk land
Minerals
Mines
38c
32c
38C
66,843
32c
4,450
4.20
14% Jan
Sep
Lafarge
Lake
Lake
Minine
A,
25 Va
24%
25%
2,845
18%
•
Exploration
73c
Sep
Mar
Jan
21 %
21%
21%
5,455
14% May
Va
9 la
9%
865
7
Mar
1.10
1.05
1.10
6.100
91c
Apr
68C
65c
70c
5,200
40c
Jan
3.40
3.20
3.45
9,545
82%
Gas
81%
83
292
Jan
87
He
9c
13,100
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
19c 19%c
3,050
160
Jan
29c
May
Lake
La
Shore
Luz
1
Mines-
Gold
Gold
Mines
Lexmdin
Gold
Mines
New
Kelore
5.10
7,802
3.90
Jan
5.25
Feb
♦
3.00
2.90
3.00
5,400
2.75 Jan
3.30
Sep
2.70
2.70
23%
23%
24
1,405
19
Jan
24
1.37
1.35
1.40
9,120
95c
Jan
22,000
6c
Jan
1.68 May
18c
Sep
4c
Jan
13%C
13c
2.70
16c
200
Explorations
New
Nickel
Nor
2.20 Jan
2.95
11c
Northcal
Feb
Sep
1953
Jun
6% Mar
4,500
Sep
IIV2C Apr
13,655
49c
Mar
68c
Magnet
Maher
Cons
Shoes
1,450
24c
May
Northern
91.2C
Norvalie
Gold
8%C Apr
22
28
Aug
Mar
11c
May
3.10
8,040
2.40 Jan
3.20 Jun
25c
6,675
23c
Sep
35c
Feb
16c
351,700
5c
Apr
16c
Sep
21%
21%
21%
175
21%
Sep
1.10
6,115
90c
Apr
35
34%
35%
5,357
23%
Jan
35%
2.37
2.36
-2.40
10,250
1.70
.Tan
2.80 May
•
•
5c
1.10
4 %C
5.000
20
740
4c
5c
52,000
3c
Jan
90c
May
Malartir
Goldfieids
1
.1.02
1.00
1.05
6,100
Uranium
1
7 %c
7c
8c
48,000
10%
1
38 %C
1
•
Corp
For footnotes
see
]
page
46.
4c
I7V2 July
6%c Mar
6c
20c
8c
20
6c
Sep
13c
15c
Aug
25,000
5c
Aug
11c
July
90,700
12c
May
33 %c
Aug
40c
Apr
17c
Jun
74c
10c
1.06
66c
9c
13c
1,078,110
90,200
13c
Sep
Sep
8c
3,575
5 VaC
Jan
9c
Jun
4c
Jan
7c
May
7c
0c
.
5c
5%c
9,280
1.20
2,682
93c
Aug
500
12c
May
11%
11%
Pacific
3,153
80c
78c
882
57c
Sep
May
1.51
6,200
90c
July
2.05
6c
15c
4,500
5c
Feb
7c
Jan
3,000
8c
Jan
18c
July
35V4
Jan
47
45
6c
47
7c
36c
45c
245,795
2.95
30c
9c
7,627
99,650
18c
May
36c
Feb
10,325
7%c Mar
15c
July
38,325
12c
33c
May
;
i
2.70
27c
8c
29c
3.75
37%
27c
3.40
37
1.45
1
1-20
53c
1.19
2.82
2.70
1
—
127/0
1-80
12%
—
42-.4
_ _
•
13%
*
—
u
•
*
20
*
Specialties
1
•
6c
15c
1.06
21c
•
common
9%
8%
—-20
preferred
-1
Copper
*
8.65
3.95
1,340
.
_
2.75
Feb
4.15 May
150
33%
Jun
44
1.10
May
Aug
128,298
37c
Mar
2.97
6,110
2.70
Sep
4.60
Feb
1.86
13
42 \ 4
2,050
1.80
Sep
3.50
Feb
Jan
14%
Jun
Apr
44
"
Feb
,3-??
2,320
f6c
18cl9.ac
1,830
11
165
39
Jan
3.00
525
Feb
1.90
Jan
5.00
Apr
May
2.40
1.01
11,800
Apr
8,033
10
Feb
151
24
May
I 2.70 Jan
2,418
29,375
10 VaC Mar
10
15
67,000
45 %c
Apr
250
13%
Feb
0c
6%c
15,500
5c
Jan
Sep
July
Jan
July
July
Sep
1.35 July
16%
Sep
Mar
9c
Jan
Jan
23c
II %c
1.06
8,350
40c
Sep
10
10
.)oc
14
6,000
4.25
30c
10
81c
14
13c
15c
1.06
1.14
18%c23%c
1.85
1.90
1.30
16%
29
Jun
14c
2,510
Jan
14
Jan
75c
705
4.00
Sep
Apr
13
575
1.28
Sep
1.55
32c
Jan
Feb
July
45,800
11 Vac
Jan
3,250
1.55
Jan
2.10 May
Jan
55c
36c
40C
9%
1,050
8%
8%
36c
3,300
9Va
210
May
7% Mar
9%
Jun
7
9%
Jun
8.25
8.80
21,090
5.75
3.20
4.00
4,510
2.15
10c
Jan
Feb
9.20 July
Jan
4.00 Mar
Jun
20c
Jan
—
44c 11 /2C
7,500
40c
43c
14,000
19c
Jan
61c
Aug
—
30c
30c
32c
6.550
250
Jan
44c
July
1
19
48%
19%
6,357
•
•
lOo
1
Petroleums
-
——
Mines
33%
32
33/4
4,487
Amalgamated Mines
1
1
Drilling
•
Sep
Parker
Jun
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
12c
July
2Gc
May
Consol
Exploration Ltd
Paymaster
PCE
Feb
1.95
73c
—1
—
Parbec Mines
Peerless
Apr
July
1
Mines
Paramaque
1.21 Aug
Jun
1
—
93c
Feb
1.85
--
Jan
Feb
10
81c
14
•
Mar
8c
■
1
90o
5c
40c
.
•
25c
24,700
—
Jan
'Aug
3.05
48c
27%
3.35
—
Apr
9c
47c
1,380
27
3.00
10°
Jan
19,588
1.00
3.90
1.25
15%
1
7c
2.23 Mar
60c
1.28
13%
1.01
4.15
1.35
16%
*
—
5%c Apr
1.50
27%
•
Natural Gas
5,100
30c
3.75
37
1 00
4.00
1-35
15%
*
2.280
146,850
Aug
6c
1
28.000
lie
Jun
44c
2.95
27 %c
8c
—
160,000
1.13
1.01 Aug
Jan
6,748
—
•
Page
Pardee
Sep
1.80
25o
_—_—
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
('C
14c
—
-—50
Sep
July
Jan
1.34
19 %c Aug
78c
80c
—
40
Lake
9
250
11%
80c
Jan
Jan
1.60
—
1.79
•
1
1
Orange Crush
Orenada
Gold
Osisko
4%c Jan
1.03
15c
Corp
Mines
Ormsby Mines
12c
17/2cl7%c
5c
1-20
*
1
Mining
Jockey Clt b
B
Sep
53c
Malartlc
Class
Feb
6c
18,272
i
9c
1.01
July
63c
-1
11
9%c
July
7.25
9%c
1
43c
11
Feb
20c
1
1
Ltd
38c
Feb
Mar
7c
1
Hersey Tubes
Pamour
Porcupine
Pan Western Oils
1.30 Aug
12o
2.59
11c
2,500
—1
10%
7%
1.85 Aug
Mar
4,100
5,725
9c
12c
6c
7c
28c 31 %c
9%c
1
7%C
•
Oils
Mar
5c
20
Apr
440,530
1.75
1.24 Aug
1.10
1
1
Mining
20% Aug
Sep
Sep
57c
19,700
Preferred
37c
23VaC
1.94
12c 13%c
—
1-82
Warrants
Aug
Feb
23c
Ltd
Marigold
2.03
50c
Apr
8c
Oils
Ontario
2.99
Mines
Maritime
1.95
Jan
Sep
27c
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
O'Learv
12 VaC
1
Mines
1.95
25c
22c
Cement
Feb
15C
Maneast
Marcon
30c
17%0
Mines
Jan
*
Maple Leaf Milling common
Mines
16c
27,700
33c
«%c
Mines
Nudulama
16c
20
Maralgo
12,100
30c
—
Quebec Power common
Telephone
50c
3.00
_
II,650
32c
1.35
26c
Exploration
Ontario
Northern
Northern
Okalta
]
Majortrans
50c
23c
Jan
Smelting—1
Northern Canada Mines
Jan
5c
Oc
July
7c
2,000
8c
1
B
45c
21%c23%c
48c
1.01
•
&
warrants
1957
Jan
Mines
class
Feb
July
Sep
1956 warranto
Ocean
•
Lake
35c
62c
7,530
•
Oakville Wood
May
8%c July
1.35
50
O'Brien
10c
Jan
4c
18c
warrants
Sep
50
July
July
*
1.25
1.35
•
Class A
Aug
1,500
69c
'•
Apr
1
Preferred
49
29,800
14c
Jan
Mar
—1
Star Oil common
North
32%
20c
Jan
19c
4c
32% Aug
27%
6c
5,900
18c
1
Uranium
Class A warrants
Jan
10c 10'2 c
Aug
26,000
3,300
1
Northspan
Feb
27%
44c
1
Rankin
North
Jan
17%C
15
Jan
5,500
1.50
41V*
27%
July
Sep
Aug
28,262
Warrants
22
18%c
18c
13
22c
15c
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
22
6%c
43% Sep
10%c July
.
26c
1
—
—
1,232
5
Jan
6%c
Ltd—
Oils
3,272
3%c Mar
37%
12c
•
Preferred
2,866
aC
Apr
2.55 July
23% May
25c
Nickel
Nor pax
47
*
Bloedel
„
5%c
1
Norsyncomaque
31 %
_1
Cockshutt
.
_•
;
Mines
Normetal Mining
31%
41
5.00
Jan
Apr
19%
15c
Mines
46
4 %c
Jan
1.50
Sep
May
26c
Mines
Norlartic
Opemiska
Red
42%
50o
Canada
of
Mining
Norgold
30%
30c
Madsen
1,735
Mines
30%
28c
MacLeod
400
21%
1
46
50c
Macmillan
2.00
21
50o
Petroleum
Gold
Acme
30%
1
preferred
1.80
4.00
Sep
26c
Aug
1
Nisto Mines
31%
Warrants
A
4.50
4.50
1.80
21%
11c
20o
Mines
Rim
2.30 May
56c
class
20
535
Nickel Mining & Smelting
32 % May
53c
Macleods
4.50
15
8%c
Niplssing Mines
Jan
55c
Mines
4.50
Niagara Wire class B_—
Jan
1
Explorations
4.50
May
15%
Feb
8c
Oils
1.50
Lorado
Macassa
3,500
Mines
Taku
28 %
100
Maerie
14c
Jan
12
27c29%c
Gold
—
Superior
New
1,375
5,633
Macdonald
13%c
July
11%
200
Rouvn
Senator
New
9,520
5c
Mines
335
■■7,700
Merger—
Rouyn
5,450
8c
Gold
2,655
14c
16c
16,600
15
1
Gold
5c
5%
Lynx Yellowknife
Feb
20c
15%
15
15
Mylamaaue
New
30
7c
Co
36c
18%c
14%
15
34c
New
1.93
5%
Lowney < W M)
Lyndhurst Mining
Sep
:
32c
Manitoba
1.80
8c
Goldfield
80c
l-.73,400
141/2
Mmda-Scotia
4V2C
•
Louvicourt
Apr
80c
15
New
29%
1
Mines
Sep
Aug
-41c
65c
32%c
New
1.80
4%c
*
Uranium
82c
I8%c
Mines
29%
Hosiery class A
Long Island Petroleums
London
Jun
78c
1
Mines
Newlund
•
A
55c
60c,.
•
Mines
Jason
New
80
class
B
Lomega
4.90
1
Preferred
2,918
59c
Apr
Mines
Hosco
•
pfd
1168
5% Apr
Mar
Pete
30
,
Lac Gold
Cos
Class
4.90
1
Groceterias- 1st
Jan
3c
Mines.
•
Little Long
Loblaw
Feb
•
—
Lencourt
Loblaw
Sep
1
Mines
Candy
Secord
Leitch
80
3.45
Sep
May
3
.
Gold
Laura
19 %c
2.70 Jan
1.18
80c
J
Mines
Lamaque
9
-1
Mines
Osu
Jun
21% Sep
9% Aug
1
Mines
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
26
I
10
A
Mines
Debentures
Lake
Jan
I
class
Cement
Cinch
Dufault
Lakeland
•
Ltd
(John)
Labrador
1032
11c
North Canadian Oils common
Labatt
5
8%c July
1
Warrants
Kirkland
1,168
-_j—_—*
Noranda
1
Gold
Copper
Aug
1,168
Jan
41c
Kerr-Addison
78
Jan
485
Mines
Davies
Newnorth
Aug
July
15c
July
8% Sep
8c
77c
Jan
3%
Jun
18%
July
Apr
64
2,500
Harricana
Jan
Jan
62c
3,052
12,500
Dickenson Mines
19
2,700
6c
New
75o
I,600
G9c
15c
New
11
4.75
10
Uranium
Sep
76%
43%
New
54%
Jan
;_J
Jun
66c
6c
Continental Oil
New
Sep
27 %C
7
4.75
14
71%
70%
14%c
July
16c
•
Aug
6c
July
1
Mines
17 %
14%c
72c
85%
27 %C
—
Gold
Jan
7
*
55
19c
2.15
200
i
chamberlain
Delhi
16C
15c
15%
•
Calumet
New
17c
25c
Jun
151/2
1
•
———
Bidlamaque
New
4,820
47c
29
25c
—
Labine
Sep
Jan
1.40 Mar
12c
67c
67,034
47c
Feb
<■
Petroleum
Trust
22% Sep
14c
24c
15%
J*
class A
—.
70
8%
2.12
1,300
fl
Alger Mines
New
8
2.12
25 %
•
common
New Bristol Oils
2.50
13c
Va
25
Sep
Sep
13C
•
Warrants
Kilembe
9c 10
10c
8
1
Oils
Kenville
69c
40
8c
•
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter
9.000
64c
Jan
28c
-1
-
Mines
Mines
Mining
Jowsey
800
20c
27%
1
1
Mines
Joliet-Quehec
64c
1.75
16c
105
1
1
(1939)
Gold
Jonsmlth
1
1
1.70
8
Hosiery Mills
Products
New
9VS
2.20
Sep
40
1
Sep
70
18
Sep
40
New
16%
36%
17%
Lake
Mines
18
40
17%
Mining--1—
Jeanette
17%
100
—25c
txpjoraiwjii
Jelllcoe
-18
24c
New Athona Mines
Jun
6,345
20c
—:
—
Mines
Jefferson
.
69c
54%'
25,568
1
1
_
Bay
52%
85%
69c
53
B
common
A
Waite
28c
.
Pipe
Copper Mines
Iron
Jack
common
Ltd
warrants
B
Inwrprovlncial
Class
CO
Ran wick
15%
New
9.10 Jan
Jun
July
41%
Feb
14
70
70
4.25
11c
Jan
5
Mines
Neon
3.30
—
Nello
Nesbitt
3.45
Mines
Mines
Nealon
14% Sep
54
July
'
Warrants
Jan
Jun
7c
May
Jan
1
National Steel Car
39 % Aug
15%
20
common—,
Preferred
(>% Jun
10c
3.20 May
8c
preferred-——-_.__j-_._--100
B
National
3.15
Jan
26%
'»
Explorations Ltd
National
.
Jan
10
pfd—
'
Class
6.75 Jan
•
Inland
14
Jan
1.95
370
1
Preferred
Sep
Jan
1.77
6,330
-m-r.
Wright Iron
57
43%
28c
106,442
___•
Knitting common—
Porcupine
Corp common
National
July
Apr
19c
23c
1
National Drug & Chemical
Sep
44%
12,155
36%
Mt
Jun
Jan
75
50
InglLMJohn) & Co
Co
Anr
Jan
13%
common.*
preferred
Apr
77c
45%
4.86%
Ltd
Corp
Corp
Moneta
4.65 Mar
1.18
-2.15 Aug
41%
»
A
1.14 May
Jan
13 Va
1
1314
1
Accept
B
Class
Jan
1.25
40
__
Mo»»re
26c,
65c
.
13
Creek
44 la
2,700
Feb
Jan
19%c
Nama
(59%
13,733
1.90
13%
49c
Jun
July
July
53
28c
45
1.00
1.75
11%
100
Jun
July
1.00
21c
1
75
89c
V
*
.
52% Sep
23% July
13%
12%
Class
Class
A
Minerals
•
65,095
8c
3.10
20c
5
class
Multi
B
10
Gold
Feb
32
",5
100
70c
Jan
•
Brewery
15c
913
14 Va
63c
N
15% Mar
715
55
3.05
67,300
44
•
common
Apr
39%
1.85
——
Industrial
51
Va
Imoerial Tobacco of Canada ordinary
Lake
14
3.85
531/4
14%
•
Monarch
41
1.92
Imperial Investment-class A
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
preferred
Corp
Min Ore Mines.
4.25
531/4
07c
1
Mining Corp
205
55
13% Aug
14% Sep
170
24,600
—
•
Metals
1.60 May
Feb
Aug
44 Va
Jan
48
12c
*
common
Uranium
30c
36
20
10
*
——.—
Glaze
Lake
Mindamar
23
July
21% July
—1
—
<fc Erie Mtge
17c
48
10c
—
ll%c
Brick
50% Sep
7% Sep
Jan
Apr
21c,
49
Apr
-
j
1,800
Jan
20c
Feb
50
7%c
13Vo
20c
46
pfd
__i
Jun
52 %
i—1
Feb
—13.50
Apr
20%
Bay OIL.
i
Porcupine-;.-—
Pam
61c
Gas
5%
3,300
40,450
7%c
25%
4.25
88c
83c
52c
Jan
Apr
2.20
650
1.10
■
Smelting
76c
City Petroleums
MilUken
6%c Feb
•
—
Jan
2.75
351
.
11c
2.49
I,610
45
3,000
2.75
8,822
19%
12,093
13c
2.15
20%
35%-
2.60
13c
2.45
19%
45
2.50
—
2.75
2,027
19
2.55
28,185
30,500
7
35
14c
10
22c
25
35
6%c
12,300
1
Warrants
•
81,225
25c
50c
Light & Power
Milton
July
16,140
15c
25%c
Jun
35c
45c
22c
•
5% Aug
22c
%c Jan
July
July
July
nc
1.75
2.25
Feb
Jun
86
32c
*
7
common
62
Jan
22c
Mines.
17c
-
25
Jan
67%
Jic
Mining
24 Va
19
Paper
5 %%
30%
200
16% May
Jan
July
45c
Mill
Apr
28c
1.2B
Preferred
July
Jan
•
Midwest Industries Gas
10c
Jan
6.00
1
Mldrim
Jan
Aug
50c
Apr
50
-
Jan
4VaC Jan
100
■
515
Jun
4
22,100
50
887
84
79c
-
1.25 July
1,600
21c
300
61%
83
11c
200
1.37
24
60
Oil &
1.50
23c
24
r
Aug
Aug
100
May
12c
Midcon
1.50
4.000
9,233
18c
2.25
July
23,500
5c
Paper
17c
77% Mar
May
Jan
790
15c
„
High
35c
10 %
Feb
1
Mines
Petroleums
Uranium
1,339
July
Apr
5%'
Mexican
19,500
21c
60
5
Meta
Mersey
1,355
22c
14c
6c
5c
May
100
18c
33c
B
$2.75
15
5%
3.85
61%
•
Lake
Gold
56,538
20c
ir»%c
•
Mentor Expl & Dev
Merrill Island Mining
May
Apr
97
10Va
8 %c Jan
38,600
3.75
0
Lake
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
27c
Apr
6.000
5c
A
common
(
Mar
12 %c
54,100
L—--•*
Prior
Indian
Sep
8c
19%
Howard Smith
imperial
Imperial
1.04
Apr
6% Aug
8%c Jan
8c
McWatters
12c
July
35% May
Jan
67c
A
Humber
Jan
Red
Medallion
.
Class
Hudson
%C
8%c
——
Consoi
Gold—
Co Ltd—
Oil
McMarmac Red
Apr
8c
20o
(Canada)——*
Paper
Drilling
Holluiger
Jan
Jun
8.60
59c
*
class
Porcupine
19%
8c
1
Grain
Frontenac
Mcintyre
Jan
64c
1
Highland Bell _i_
Highwood Sarcee
&
2,400
*
common
Mines——
McCoii
Jan
1
.
Co
Paper
54,833
17c
8c
McCabe
Jun
July
McKenzie
1
Mines
(Geo Hi
Hendershot
17c
16c
1
'
Iron
15c
1
-—i
„
Lakes
Apr
22c
15
•
22c
1
13c
27
365
10c
•
Mines
100
Maybrun Mines
5.70
50
7%
1
common-
Gold
July
Jan
48c
9'<2
«
12%
1,145
15
28c
22%
4
9%
common
Ltd
7c
81,903
Gold
G'/c
17%
7.35
60c
Gold Mines
Huron
16%
Apr
11
2,700
50c
of
Hugh
8c
•
•
Ltd
Shares
High
24c
Consol
Maxwell
Feb
Low
24c
100
Matachewan
Jun
8%c Jan
of Prices
1
Preferred
Feb
3.65 Aug
20%
10% Mar
4,700
Mines
Massey-Ferguson
Jun
43
Jan
20 Va
280
21c
4.40
Jan
16 %c
1,256
22%
34%
Headway
;
11
%
18c
35
Harrison
Home
21
~f)OC
Carpets
Hasu ga
Hi
10%
Jan
2.25
15
21.500
•
Hock
Hinde
1
39%
950
Jan
Martin-McNeelv
for Week
Range
Par
8% May
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
3.00
500
17
18c
1
Harding
Hee.s
3.05
16
17c
Mining
Hamilton
Head
125
Lime & /\iab
•vivMim
Halmon
Hard
Gold
6%
520
42
6%c
17%
—.—1
Warrants,
Gwillim
3.40
7%c
1
,
Mines
Gunnar
10%
•
_
Guaranty Trust 1
Gulch
17c
19
Friday
1,025
3.30
16%
1
Develop
SEPTEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7%
2.95
50
warrants
Plains
Great
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
41%
3.40
Warrants
$2.80 preferred
WEEK
for Week
High
7%
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Low
7%
1
common-
Week's
Range
Exploration
1
—
1
1
1
59c
30c
—
6%c
52c
3.10
—
18%c
19c
23c
59c
62c
27c 30%c
"
6c
6c
6c
7c
50c
54c
3.10
3.10
40c
40c
18,2c
20c
17c
21c
22c
23c
47.331
2-30Q
83c
Sep
20c
Jan
34c
Sep
4 VaC
38,750
7,000
8,500
49,100
25
21V4 Aug
34% Aug
15%
95,000
800
Apr
26% May
Apr
41c
Jan
9c
Jan
3%c Jan |
37 %c Jan
r
2.70 Sep
11 %c
Feb
70c
July
4.00
Jan
33c
Jan
62r
Mar
14c
Jan
25c
13c
Jan
23c
July
July
18o
Feb
40o
Mar
f
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
(1190)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Sale Price
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
J<)
Last
for Week
Range
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Low
-
Pembina
Pipeline
Penmans
common
____
—
Credit preferred
Peoples
Oil preferred
Mines
&
Gas
Permo
Gold
Perron
Oil
Peruvian
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—
Uranium
Develop
Pitch
—
Oils
River
Powell
Corp
Oil
Power
Prairie
Royalties!.,.
Pipe Mfg
Border Gold
Prairie
Premier
.
Purdex Minerals Ltd—
—*
Trans Canada
Sep
Transmountain
1.55
1.97
17,900
Apr
2.08 Aug
25c
17,050
23c
Sep
40c
1.62
19,400
70c
Jan
Jan
Jun
26,550
38e
26,050
60c
Jan
98c
5,029
92c
July
1.23
1.32
433
Jan
1.73
1.31
1.05
Jan
1.75 July
9c
Feb
5%c
10%
10%
6,500
3,200
5c
8
Apr
10'%
Apr
20c
4,500
13c
Sep
36c
28% Apr
37
68
961
54%
Jan
68
2.60
2.60
2.25
Jan
3,817
35%
4.35
1,000
5,095
15c
17c
46,080
4.10
4.15
800
4.25
16c
4.15
1.45
5.00 July
United
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Estella
Jan
1.85 Aug
Jan
7.05
92c
79c
3.40
23c
151,100
5c
May
37c
Aug
United
56c
242,714
7c
Mar
56c
Sep
Upper
38c
41c
15,932
34c
Jan
60c
27C
28c
24,700
22c
Apr
47c
Mar
6c
6c
600
6c
Jan.
10c
Jan
Vanooo Consol
Jun
Ventures
Aug
Viceroy Mfg
Jan
/. Class
VioJamac
Queenston Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining
24'Ac
•
Quebec Natural Gas
20c
11
82c
14,800
25%
26%
Sep
1.33
May
4.00 Sep
United Keno
United
New
United Oils
26c
Quonto
11
6.15
25c
Ltd-,
Telefilm
Products,
Canada
Vanadium
class
Apr
70c
Jan
1*55
Jan
26%
Jan
30c
Sep
Sep
11
Aug
Wainwright Prod & Ref_;
13c
7.50
3,925
Jan
»
' i
.
„—_.
12
Sep
Waite
8VaC Mar
15c
Jan
Walker
(G
47c
7,700
35c
Apr
85c
July
35c
35c
38c
5,500
17c
Feb
40c
Sej)
Weedon
Petroleums Ltd:
1
Knapp Canada Ltd_.
Pyrite Copper
2.20
2.08
2.20
11,600
Apr
2.30
Aug
Werner
Lake
9%
9%
200
Wespac
Petroleums
81c
Feb
9%
Sep
Jan
1.18
Feb
7
19,960
3,500
6%c Jan
1,100
85c
90c
90c
1.30
—
1.30
300
40c
10,000
35c
—1
Uranium
Rexspar
Aug
1.25 Jan
24c
Jan
1.00
Jan
Jan
10c
1.25
6,506
4,500
5%C Jan
11 %c
Apr
74c
Aug
52,000
9c
Jan
28c
60c
22c
40%c
46c
51,007
28c
Feb
._.—50c
♦
11c
14'A
10 %C 11 %c
20,266
9c
Apr
14%
25,252
100
1
100 %
100% 104%
487
16c
15c
17c
88,011
20c
10
•
68%
11 'A
68'A
69%
3,873
53
Mar
70
11%
2,050
10
July
14%
Jan
'
10%
9%
10%
3,692
*
1
16
16%
16
16
150
16%
17
7,470
12
99%
35
95
Can Ltd
Roe (A V)
Preferred
—
Mines
Consol
Rowan
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Russell
Industries
60c
20c
22c
40c
13%
12% Jan
98
Jan
Jan
6c
Feb
7
Gas
St.
com,,
preferred '.
5%
Bt
Corp
Lawrence
class A
—___
Uranium
San
July
1.30 July
29 %c
Jan
15%
Western
1
Jun
106
Debentures
Weston
'
class
(Geo)
Class
B
class
Scarfe
Mines
Mines
Wood
July
Wood
39
41
120
35c 37 %c
1,500
11
10%
11
250
10,272
29%
2,900
45
45
4.05
4.00
4.10
28
Mar
44
34c
Aug
43c
1.69
Sep
4.10
Jan
Jan
24
7.10
Sep
6'Ac Mar
13c
Jun
15c
Sep
39c
Apr
65c
Feb
1.05 July
Sep
1.99 Mar
1.60
5,000
-
7%c
8c
4,500
13
300
Jan
20c
7 %c Sep
3,931
7c
12%
Jan
9%c. Aug
-10% July
15% Feb
5c
Aug
7%
Sep
Sep
1.50 Feb
2.60
Sep
33
Jun
30
170
33
33
33
6
7%
Tl/g
7%
615
2.20
2.60
4.215
1.70
1.65
1.74
10,221
1.50
Jan
7c
11c
16,000
70
Aug
lo
_
1.90 Mar
Jan
40c
30%
11%
11%
85c
Apr
21%
Jan
33
July
2.625
21 %
Jan
33
Julv
:
•
12%
10
7%-
300
8
Aug
II,100
66c
166,350
13c
Apr
7c
9,500
5c
85c
Apr
28c
7%c
Jan
;
85c.
15c
7%
.
5,822
.
1
Aug
64c
July
8%c Sep
Jan
20c
Mar
12c
6,000
8
15c
7%
—
Jun
Jun
6%
,7c
1
Ltd—
107
24l2jc
1
Mines
&
,
Jan
103
27c
77e
1
—
,
133'a July
Jan
6.65
4,570
106
.
Feb
1.55
7,900
3,852
31
31%
106
Jan
4.60
Jan
4.25
450
/
1.05
30'A
30'/2
"
4.25
'
90 c
1.01
30'A
41,662
3(j
4.25
—..100
Larder
Jan
8% Aug
3.15 May
4.50 Sep
2
200
4.50
Ltd
Wright-Hargreaves
4.50
23
28
3,270
23
Sep
31%
86
86
25
81
Jun
90
15%
15 "4.
15 "4
495
10%
Jan
151\
Sep
1.25
—5
A——
class
4,50
24%
1.25
1.35
1.20 Aug
1.70
Feb
100
—j,—--—
Woodward
Yale
Lead
i
Zinc
&
—
!
;
J—
Oil^
Canuck
Yankee
Yellorex
.
.
3.565
..
48%
Jun
Yellowknife
3.90
Apr
4.65
Jan
Jan
34
Sep
A-"
Young (H G) Mines—
21
Jan
33
Sep
Yukeno
32 %
8,225
32
11,200
5Vo
5%
6,935
4.15
4.20
220
Jan
4.75 May
55c
55c
600
23c
Jan
83c
Apr
13c
Jan
24c
York
Mines
Bear
Knitting
96c
54c
*
*
—
2.25
58c
5c
5'2c
26''2c-. 30c
16c 16'2c
<
-
*
25c
Jan
Mar
-
10c
7c
1.00
--9,750
30c
Mar
6c
Mar
11,400
__
•
'
class
2.25
54c
10c
1
10c
46,700
-
22c
932c
6J2c
90c
22c
I
_1
,^._20c
L_
Mines
21'%
200
'V
1.20 May
Jan
69c
12,425
Aug
16%c July
10c
Jun
5J/2C Jan
3,000
Apr
2.50 May
Sep
73c
Aug
2.000
3%c Jan
8c
May
30,200
1G%C Jan
62c
Jun
12,000
11'Ac
25c
Apr
1.50
54c
July
15c
16c
53,000
11
11%
576
5'/8
Sep
3.65
5%
10% Jun
11%
16'/8
Mines'
A
!
1
1
__—
Sep
26%
26
27
27
69c
68c
75C
15,496
II,350
Mar
1
54c
Apr
76c
70C
85C
6,100
70c
Jun
Van
*
20c
17c
21c
132,602
1,700
Ze*imac Meta)
26%c-
-
;
l
Mining:
Zulapa
:
1
__
Apr
Apr
80c
Roi
11
11 %C 11 %C
*
*
55
54
55
500
1
Oils
Union
Spartan Air Services,,
Spooner Mines & Oils
18c
18c
23c
274,100
6
105
16c 17 %C
6
*
15c
15c
17,225
2,566
Stand Paving & Materials
•
41
40%
41
990
6tanleigh
l
i.i8
1.15
1.22
39,730
53c
60c
6,350
30o
Mines
Stadacona
17c
•
Uranium Corp
Warrants
•
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
59c
2.25
2.09
2.25
Stan well
Oil
1
85c
82c
85c
9,300
Starratt
Nickel
1
e'/sc
6c
7c
36,200
8tedman
Bros
&
1
Gas
2,530
23c
Jan
12c
Jan
38
Jan
55
Aug
13c
Apr
23c
5
May
16c
Jan
14c
Aug
*33% Jan
Jan
31
494
24% Jan
5,912
45'% Jan
7%c
30.000
11%
12%
Sunburst
173/4
5c
Top
Torbrit
Silver
125
6c
15% Jan
5,500
17%
3%c Jun
8V2
800
2.60
Jan
4.40 May
1.01
Feb
1.27
27%
29
790
76c
87c
21,900
45c
Jan
1.16
Jun
70c
75c
4,100
38c
Feb
1.11
Jun
8%
8%
705
1.66
1.70
16,123
119
1.10
1.25
28,750
19%
Feb
7% July
1.35
80c
Jan
July
29
Sep
Loblaw
9'A Aug
1.94
Maclaren
July
Power
Ogilvie
Flour
34%c
34c
35c
26,500
34c
65c
70c
5,200
65c
Sep
6c
6%c
7,500
5c
Mar
10c
I5c
July
Pend
Oreille
86c
93c
56,075
83c
July
95c
Aug
Price
Bros
II
-
30c
10
50
•
27%
Feb
100
12
Sep
Jan
33c
Jan
Third
Jan
37c
Aug
Yukon
30c
2,000
19c
47%
50
4,652
38'A
Jan
17
Feb
30c
50
•
Sep
Sep
26%
27%
1,090
39%
50
29% Jan
39%
50
25% Jan
32
preferred
Exploration
30
31
375
55
54%
55
70
51% Jun
7'/2C Jan
12c
Jan
45'A
Sep
42
Jan
8%c
8%c
500
43
431/4
45%
4,266
*
™_
42 y0
421/8
42%
15
32
Feb
43%
"43%
~7 200
"37
Mar
"40
Sep
3.00
3.20
Jun
3.05
200
Jan
3.05
Sep
38
3.056
28
Jan
38%
Sep
,13c
Jan
20C
Feb
Feb
81
Aug
40
Sep
Sep
1.90 Mar
400
,
1.85
17c
3.500
78
80
225
60
40
40
205
30
21%
22
1,808
Apr
22
25
25
300
19%
Jan
29% July
106%
110
433
84 J/4
Jan
29%
31%
3,764
21 J/4
Jan
113
117
640
75
Jan
73%
7318
50
61
29%
31
2.450
33%
34
3.40
3.50
522
1
2.25
2.26
3,000
*
*
42%
43
1,145
6%
6%
1.900
4%
Jan
64c
66C
10,600
57c-
Jan
'
Jan
16
—
'
110
>
•
Sep
31% Sep
122%
,
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Trust/
Corp
:
75
Jan
Jun
Aug
Aug
31% AUg
55 J/2 Aug
211/4
26
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Jan
31
Sep
34
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Aug
2.50
.
3.70 Aug
Jan
1.80
Jan
,
2.50 July
44
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FOOTNOTES
•No par
a
Jan
31%
24
•
B
30
1
A
preferred
32
*
Star
32
in
A
Aug
•
^
f
Gold Mines
Gen
Gold
32
25
Sep
27%
Cons
Jan
2.50
1
:
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a
25
*
r
Canadian
Apr
643
8
———
12% May
21c
26 %
31
/
v
common/
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Apr
9
;
Paper
*
*
f
2,500
39%
20
common
May
12
12
Zl
Elevators
1.28
25c 25 %c
*
^
Toronto General Trusts
Feb
Jan '
2.80
•
1
7.50
1
'
&
Jan
20%
21
*
(1956)
Minn & Ontario Paper
1.41 Mar
60c
t
25% May
20%
25r
60
3.05
f
i
Z
Inc
•
Aug
4.45 Mar
15c
!
Lino
International Utilities
*■;
43
'
37%
1
common
of Canada
7qc
Bank
class
Co
1.156
25
*
Copper Mines
International Paper common
29
-
Glarfs
Aug
.33% Sep
Jan
24%
..
Jun
3.00
30 "2
30%
__5
!
Oilcloth
34%
24
-I
Gaspe
87c
1 70
Mines
Finance
Dupont
Jan
Zl
1
~
Works
Dominion
245
1,500
.
Sep
7
'
27% May
4,099
'25
iz*
.'
1—
Oil
Dominion
Jan
5
2,150
43
241%
%
Marconi
Dalhousle
High
35
<
'25. 25%
1
_—
35
Apr
25
245
3.90
3.50
5
Investments-
Paper
.
42%.
!
Copper
Consolidated
19'/8 May
6%c Aug
5,615
-IHl
Mines
Toronto
Canadian
Aug
1.07
General
Coast
Aug
3.80
Broiize
-34
Jan. 1
LOW
High
6 '/2*
6%
29%: 30%
6%.
30'A
!
Note
1J.
:
common-/
Vinegahs
Canadian
Apr
26c
Bank
Dredging
Canadian
Jun
8c
3.40
•
;
Dominion
Towagmac
Jan
Canada
2.40 Aug
1.02
~j
Toronto
Iron
4
19c
--9
Corp '
Amer
■:
*
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Sep
13'A Aug
3 so
20o
Tailors
Gold
17%
; 5c
British
Bulolo Gold
Apr
1.05
Lundmark
Tomblll
7%
600
2,420
Asbestos
Sep
66%
75c
Petroleum
Class
g%
18c
8%
31%
12'/2C
•
I
Mines
Calgary
Trader*
18C
•
Mines
Class
1.70 May
6c
Mar
trust
Thompson
Toronto
4%c Apr
6,305
1
Pearson common
Teck
Hughes Gold,.
Temagaml
Mines
Toronto
1,500
2.20
•
Taylor
Texas
6%C
2.05
500
Tamblyn common
Voting
6c
2.20
1
Gold
Taurcanls
6V2c
*
Industries
Sylvan!te
Jan
iiy2c
1
Gold
Cons
9c
Feb
,__i
Exploration
Inlet
8.30
Jan
___i
Superior Pronanp commnr
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
8 wits on
4c
Pulp
Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Jim
66%
Canadian
Anglo
Range Since
Klia res
of Prices
Low
«k
for Week
Range
.
Par
Jan
13c
30
2,000
Jun
93c
7%c
12c
315
Apr
65c
65%
11 %c
Feb
Sales
/Week's
K«Ie I'rlee
Sep
4%c Mar
65%
Mines
25c
413/a
Jan
1.75
STOCKS
Feb
1.25
30 %
Cons
Last
Mar
•
Sullivan
Friday
Jan
•
20,809
Jan
2.10
•
12
26c
fit Uanadhiu Dollars
Prices Shown- Are Expressed
Jan
Sep
1.12
45c
7%
Exchange—Curb Section
Toronto Stock
Aug
10c
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
1
1.70 Mar
4%c Apr
Steel of Canada
5V>
2.35 Mar
*
Southern
I
Sep
4.10 May
Jun
2.60
Ihd class A
(J)
30% Aug
5%
•
Southam
Tip
1.65
6%c
12%
•
—
30,960
43% Apr
24c
26c
Apr
Sep
28%
_•
A
Valley Oil
Tidal
Aug
11
Manufacturing
Slocan
Tiara
July
-
Oils
Preferred
July'
28%
__50c
class
Mines Ltd
D
1.60
Sep
Sep
Sep
Dairies
Simpsons Ltd
Surf
1.12
30'A
1
Mines
Standard
Silver wood
Souris
Jun
20c
_5
1
i
Quebec
Miller
K
75c
Jan
34,395
1.60
Alexander
Apr
30%
preferred
SIscoe
Winchester
Mar
*
common
Silver
S
Winnipeg & Central Gas
9c
trust
Sigma
Silver
Windfall
13% Aug
50c
1
Breweries
6(U
46% Aug
30
8,550
—I
26% Aug
1.81
86c
90c
*
7%
Jan
7.10
4,000
18,112
86c
Yukon
&
Pass
Jan
40c
•
!
25%
6.25
8V2C
15c 17 %c
Feb
6.60 Mar
Jan
18c
Jan
31%
2.10 Apr.
1,300
3,710
8c
—
____——r_
preferred——
Wiltsey Coghlan
1.73
8%c
78,900
21c
*
Wlllroy Mines
28%
Apr
3.50
_•
—
,
Jan
47,400
1.73
7.10
5.15
24% Mar
16c
•
f>'
-
Jan
Jun
3.35
19c
—J— „_*
14c
853,800
50
Sherrltt Gordon
Voting
White
85c
50c
•
-
July
8c
85c
6%
2.45
3.40
Sep
20c
•
:
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Bhawinlgan Water & Power com
Class A preferred
Sicks
17
99% July
82c
1
A
-
1/42
20c
——1
A—
:
2nd
41
Metal
Satellite
Apr
Jan
$6
14 %C
_.
24c
2.00 May
May
'
:
Apr
2,632
18c
24c
6% Sep
4'/4 May.
-
84c
63c
12c
July
30% Aug
Jan
1.50
9,908
2c
July
3.30
4.25 July
Jan
,
1.35 May
4,994
—
Petroleum
Decalta
Leaseholds,
Western Naco Petrol—.
11% May
16
10% Mar
Sep
21
230
6.05
7%C
1
Western
17%c
61c
3.000
•
!
Warrants
1
—
Petroleums
3.10
Sep
1.45 Sep
5c
11,980
2.90
41
3.35
100
1.20
•
:
'
7%C Sep
13 J/4 Jun
730
2.0J
31%
Copper
47c
2,365
; 6%
Canada Breweries—_____—__5
Warrants
Warrants
3,446
12c
6*4
1.36
1.00 Aug
Feb
100
1.663
.2.00
Apr
15% Sep
:
Jan
9,800
5.50
Western
10,500
44%
1
Gold
River
25%
25
U
.
7%'c
29%
.7c
30%
Western
__1
Gold
Antonio
Sand
24%
43%
ll%c
-
3.35
3.35
1
-
Jan_
July
23
41.625
„
28'»
L—..1
34,200
82c
7%c
43%
Warrants
Sapphire
68c
7%c
11 %c
series B pref
5%%
82c
7%c
I
1
•
25
—
Mines Ltd
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
Michael
99%
100
.
Gas
Maurice
St
88c
4.25 Aug
2.85
Apr
58c
25
41,
80c
29%
; 6%
———
i
•
Lawrence Cement
St
68c
41
41
87c.
—.—
:
Mines
12
900
80c
__1
—
Malartic
695
80c
"
Sep
58c /July
Sep
35c
/ 1.63
-.40,805
Sep.
July
52.
May;
3.40 Feb
14%
14%
9c.
Jan
44
3,800
43c
2,27"
2.16
Aug
22%
16% Apr
5%c
2,770
4.00
36c
36c
■
175
6.05
—
Westeel Products
Sep
10%
Ltd—
Pete
3,020
3.90
3.901
*
Oil
Rights
West
Sep
Sep
—
Rocky
155
8c
31 "A
—4—
2
&
7,-SO Jun
2.25 July
50;
49
2.25'A
I—1
Ltd^
Oil
Sep
1
•
;—_-.
._
common
Nickel:
Canadian
West
Sep
8,150
31c
53c
W)
24c
Jan
1.92
1.56 July
1.35
1.18
1.20
&
Mines
&
Westburne
May
Mines
,
1
Rix Athabasca Uranium——„_1
Roche Mines
1
Rockwln Mines
1
Rupununi
Rio
Amulet
Webb
Apr
1.65 May
71c
9%c 11 %C
1
Rich well
1.60
80c
7%c
80c
7c
1
1
__——,——
Mines
Renabie
Sep
83c
_—
Reeves-MacDonald
11
Jan
4.90
1,307
-v.
.♦
100
7,573
—
17c
8'A
2.940
1.95;
2.00
1
11
45c
—-A,——*,'
Batten—,——__—_*
ock Mines
1
Explorations
1
4,910
22c
6.00
7%c
•
Sep
Aug
18% Aug
22-%. 22%
——
_.
11
Aug
50
4—v-_
Mines
10
Jan
16
22c
.
h
5%, Jan
25
Mar
205
.1.18
-----
38c
9.360
1.92:
:——*
Explorations Ltu__
1.
—
Sep
Jun.
5.50
10'A
5.95
Alloys
Ltd
10c
Grip
Rapid
.V,:/"
Feb;
19c
12,699
8%.
8%
5.95
.—2
.;—I
:
11
—I
*
-21c.
*
—_—._/
—__
Mines--.—
9%c
Oil
Ranger
Reef
Ltd—
Mines
Rainville
—
Mines
Uranium
Radiorr
Jan.
3.20
875
:
.
Jun
16%/ 17%
17
•
United Steel Corp
10c
160,332
10
—*
—1
16c
4.65.
10'A
•
Wayne
class A
Petroleum
Quinte Milk
18c
126,605
'39c
-
4.50
-1
——_;
>
20
2,155
20c
Sep\
3.80
2,675
I,615
90c
4.10
3.80.
20c"
82c
26
July
51,905
Apr
Jan
Jun
2.41 Mar
Jun
5.70
Universal
1
•
1
1
Metallurgical
Quebec
75c
1,500
-
36c:
31%c.
8%
Inv
16,338
1,200
54,989
45c
1
——'.
Quebec Manitou Mines,
Apr
Sep-
«
class B pfd———25
Hill————
—*,
Fortune-.
—1
United Fuel
4,430
5.70
18c
40c
28c
36c-
32c
—
Mines——
3.25
1
25%
:T8c/
19c
—•
Corps Ltd class B__
United
90c
3.35
19c
Jan
4.00
1
Sep
6.00
July
Jan
18'%
37c
1
:—1
4.65 July
1.50
30c
\
13c
5,965
4.65
Asbestos
5.25
Jan
13% Sep
,'v,.566
—
17c
3.25 Aug
Sep
23
6
Mining Corp
5.70
1
1
1
CMbougamau Gold
wueooc
preferred
May
4.25
12 %
'4.50
36c
-1
common—.—if.
"
*
Acceptance
2nd
1.45
5.70
24,450
,
22
lBc
_—1
Union Gas of Canada new com
Union
Jun
lVU,
4.30
/•—, .1
United Canso Oil
70c
1,000
Sep
Union
United
5c
35^8 "Sep
'
Mines
Aug
(
Ascot Copper
Quebec
Ultra Shawkey
3.55 May
2.85
Jan
23
♦.
;
Jan
3.85
12'A
July
Jan
20'A
I.350
4.35
Pipelines—
Oil
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—:.—
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas——
Jan
34%
12%
High
1.45
67c
15.205
:'80c
'35%./
•34
Apr
May
6c
66%
,
._
80c
1
1
com—*
Line new
Resources _______:—*>'.
Pipe
Prairie
Trans
Triad
80c
70c
1.34
95c
ripeune
Transcontinental
Feb
Aug
1.62
35
.—•
1
Producers Ltd
Gas
Aug
100
65c
*
Airways
Prospectors
Provo
27
Jan
66 V*
•
.—1
—1
Pronto Uranium Mines
May
93
1.20
4.30
Electric
East Dome—
Preston
23
10
13c
20o
President
280
23c
5%c
10'A
•
•
—
Explorations Ltd
Trans Canada
98
1.&0
1
Premium Iron Ore
July
27
1.85
1.30
95c
1
*
50c
•
•
———.-1
Ore
Placer
Ponder
98
•
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pioneer Gold of British Columbia
10
98
1.85
23c
l.bl
«7c
•
1
Petrol Oil & Gas
Feb
2o'/«
--
1
Minerals
&
6'A
5,095
9
High
Low
Par
High
8'A
8%
1.25
•
-100
2
1
common
Low
High
Low
Par
In VPRr'* rnniT'*"
*
privilege*,
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Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5779
188
(1191)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
The following bid and asked
quotations
obtained from the National
are
September 19
Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
(Indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is composed of securities
which have a wide national distribution.
not represent actual transactions.
or
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Far
Aerovox Corp
Bid
l
Ask
5
Far
55,,
Bid
Ask
Hagan Chemicals A Controls—1
53%
57%
69 %
73%
Air Products Inc
1
26'%
28%
Haloid
American Box Board Co
Amer Cement Corp
1
33
353u
Hanna
..5
26
27%
Line_5
22
23%
62%
66
Amer
Commercial
Barge
American Express Co
Amer Hospital
Supply
10
Corp
*
Inc
(M A)
Class
B
5
Co class A com_10
138
144
10
143
150
High
Hoover
Voltage
Engineering
American-Marietta Co
2
37%
40
American Pipe A Const Co
Amer Research &
Develop.
1
27%
29%
Houston
Natural
1
26
28
Houston
Oil
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
Amer-Saint
Gobain Corp
Incorporated.,
Ampex Corp
17%
_i
19%
20
7.50
AMP
21%
class A
Co
50c
38%
41%
22%
24%
Hugoton
1
16%
17%
preferred--
Arizona
Arkansas
Missouri
Power
32%
72%
20%
_10
7%
37%
40%
1
18
19%
—10
11
12%
13%
Bemia
Bro
Co
Co
Bag
'
'
Beneficial
Corp
Berkshire
Hathaway
"Beryllium
_i
Inc
5
Corp..
18%
Southern
Colorado
Brown
A
$1.20
preferred—25
Sharpe Mfg Co
Brush Eeryllium
Bullock's
Burndy
10
Co
6%
24%
45%
48%
1
12%
13%
49
22%
24%
Steel
111
*'
57
Corp
10%
35%
37%
25
26%
10
ctfs
5%
6%
A Gas
Central Indiana
Co__3%
19%
20%
A
Elec
Co—10
37%
39%
2—5
15%
16%
Electric Co__5
39%
42%
Gas
Gas Co
Central Louisiana
Central Maine Power Co
10
24
25%
Central Public Utility Corp
Central
Soya Co
;
Central Telephone Co
_6
23%
25%
*
47 %
Vt
Pub
Serv
Electric
Co
—5
.
10%
11%
Citizens
Util Co
10c
33%c
class B
Common
Clinton
Engines
21%
1
Collins
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
Co
6%
-1
16 %
Producing Co—1
8%
9%
Warner
Gas
Co—•
Power
Colorado
Milling
Co
A Elev
Staley
(A E)
Mfg Co
Steamship
$1.25
conv
Consol
34%
Western
36 %
38%
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
6%
6%
Western Natural Gas Co
1
16%
17%
7.50
42y4
44%
lOo
10 ya
B
gy4
15 y2
1
14%
16
10
29 Va
30%
non-voting
Works
16
17%
1.25
Chemical
17%
18%
1
3%
3%
2Vi
23%
8%
17
25%
lc
5%
6%
*
11 %
12%
1
Co
Stouffer
Corp
36'A
Syntex Corporation
16%
1
67
16%
17%
Tappan Stove Co
5
34
16'A
Tekoil
1
Texas
5%
30%
L-O-F
Glass
Landers
Lau
Fibres
Frary
Blower
Liberty
Clark
A
1
4'/a
39%
cl B__5
50c
Stores
com
69%
12
Ludlow
Suburban
1
Gas Corp—1
Propane
Refinina
Co
-
25%
Corp
Eastern
Transmls
27%
Oorp_7
1
32
34%
16
48%
52%
Maremont Auto
Prods
Inc——1
18%
19%
Corp
1
17 %
19
Herrington Co Inc
1
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
L)
Corp
Machine
3
13%
14%
32'A
34%
31
33'A
7
7%
5%
5%
2%
5
-5
39 V2
42%
31%
34'/a
33%
35%
—1
9%
5
19%
Eng
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
10
20%
Class
A
25
27
15
16'A
5
49
53
23%
25%
Cutter Laboratories com vtg
1
1
12%
12%
13%
13%
Miss
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities
17%
17
48
106
Bridge Co
Dl-Noc Chemical
1
Inc
18%
20%
1
12%
14%
5
Arts
Dictaphone Corp
49
52
,2
Dlxilyn Drilling Corp A conv__4
Donnelley (R R) A Sons Co—5
34%
36%
Dun
39
(San
Trust
Co
America
Fuel
(S F)
M
1
w^onsln °"wer A Light Co
Witco Chemical
Wood
Supply
25%
27
11%
12%
10
Co
26 Vb
27 3A
National Aluminate Corp
National Gas A Oil Corp
Class B
2%
5
Corp A com_50c
50c
common
National Shirt
New
Eng Gas
Nicholson
Conversion Co
32%
32%
14%
5
Company
163A
~8%
1
7%
35
373/4
Consolidated Industries—1
Tuba
9%
9%
6'A
7
10
Zapata Off-Shore Co
BOo
■
10
of Commerce
of New York
Bank
North
of
merged
State
and
377
392
Bk
of
10
Natl
Co
22 V2
24 VB
75 'A
64%
42'A
68
10
5
25'%
27%
39
41%
40 V2
43%
Cleve—16
of
Bk
Phlla_10
of
Chase Manhattan
Bk
(NY)
Chem
Bk
-N
Corn
Exch
Citizens A Southern
12ya
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Trust
Commercial
.
45 Vb
56
58%
55%
58%
10
of
72%
..50
Amer
No
Shops of Del—1
Elec Assoc—8
&
File Co
•
35
37%
22'%
23%
Commercial
30'A
32'/2
Connecticut Bank A
28%
30%"
Continental
11
19%
17%
12
■
20%
19
see
Co
Bk
North Amer
of
Trust
111
5
277
10
25%
27%
34%
37 y4
10
47%
50 Va
■
24%
25%
5
20
21%
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(St Louis). 2B
152
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston-10
44
(It T)
Manufacturers A Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
297
20'A
22%
above
—28
78y2
Tr Co_12%
ol
37'/a
j„
a
Bank
39%
Trust
A
Mellon
County N Y
Bk A TZ Co
Nail
Mercantile
Morgan
Tr Co
(J P> A Oo CM Y)—100
Bank
of
National
Bank
of
National
City Bank
National
Commerce Bank
Detroit
10
Weetohester.S
64 Va
315
167
68
473A
330
33%
5
-
97
59%
63%
19%
21 Va
72
763/4
7.B0
27
293/a
61
65%
Natl Bhawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
45%
48%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
51
54%
0Boeton).100
36
Trust
(Clave)—Id
A
Albany N Y'
New
Eng Trust Oo
New
(Chicago)
V)
Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau
Natl Newark A Essex Banking
Co
'N J)
28
77%
Jersey Bank A Trust Co.ll
New
York Trust Oo
101
County Trust Co (White
Plains N
106
10
(Phlla)
National
41'%
(Chicago) .25
Co
Bk
100
National
(Savannah)
City Natl Bk & Tr
Cleveland
21%
36 3/4
78%
(St
(Phlla)
Bank
—
20
34%
Manufacturers Tr Co
10
16
(N J)
Natl
j
5
Long Island Trust Co (N T)
North Amer
Louis)
Centl-Penn
X
37%
42%
Liberty Real Estate Bk * Tr
(N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bank
Central
.10
N
Brooklyn
to
Virginia
Camden Trust Co
y
(N Y)
20
of
R
vtid
X34%
ol
10
Commercial
name
Bankers Trust Co
Bank
Industrial Trust Co (Phlla)
Irving Trust Co IN Y)
Kings County Trust Co
47%
43
100
Tr Co
&
changed
Commercial
Bank
(Newark) _25
Natl
"-"•rMencp
41%
39%
America
with
Bk
Par
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y) —10
48
45'/4
Industrial
6V*
Bank
Compani«$
Bid
Commercial State Bk & Tr
National Homes
30%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
6%
A
S
<b
Francisco)
Bank
Bank
1
13%
16%
A-'
1
Co
Montrose Chemical Co
Mountain
18 %
Bros———
Meadow
7%
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Missouri
Williams
Inc—
common
15%
15%
ui
Broad St Trust Co
32
Detroit
American
Bans,
lc
A
9'/a
Bank and Trust
Far
Co
14%
13%
Eagle Oil Col__
Whiting Corp
Wurlitzer
24%
•
Mfg & Sales Co
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter
28
47%
25%
23%
-1
22%
13%
12%
39
44%
13
24
1%
Inc
21%
17%
26%
36%
Telephone CO—10
73
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
Supply Co of N Y„2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp-5
15
42%
-
Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
Lbne Star Steel Co
Lucky
3%
1
Co
Loan
Co.
28 %
8%
8%
26%
14
A
Lt
25
36%
25
15 Va
7%
*
Manufacturing Co_»
Weyerhaeuser Timber
71
5
Transmission
Point
White
17%
7%
7%
50%
42
5
25
Westcoast
West
34%
McNeil
10%
47%
39
Co_
38%
5
Meredith
1
D)
33
Inc—
3
45%
5
Brothers
(S
30%
Products
Koehring Co_
29%
1
24%
6%
Suntlde
45
Co
221/z
14%
1
5
1
Harvester
1
"A"—1
13%
Inc
2
Internat
16
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport
-1
Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Detroit
14%
Ketchum
»
Miles Laboratories Inc—
Dentists'
Co_ 10
10
10%
Co
24%
Washington Natural Gas
Register
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnltz Greene Corp
..34 Va
16%
A)
15
Swasey Co.
Warren
Common
41%
25%
,
12
29%
(L
A
29%
Kentucky Utilities Co
23%
17%
Darling
29%
14
36%
32%
43
Danly Machine Specialties
23%
27%
24%
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
15%
vtg
21%
60o
1
Standard
9%
9%
11%
27%
Common Ltd
5
of Amer
10%
63%
Products—5
Rock
Continental
Copeland
Corp
35%
8%
Transp Lines Ine_l
Refrigeration Corp—1
Cross Company
-5
Consolidated
46%
27 %
23
38%
28%
2.50
Freightways.
16 y4
43%
34
23%
21%
26
14%
B
9%
60%
Industries
16%
2%
Warren
10
(W
25
preferred
17% v
16
McLean
Commonwealth Gas Corp—'—1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
32y4
32%
3
Inc
Maxson
Colorado Oil A Gas Corp com—3
37%
30'A
10
Stand Fruit &
50c
McLouth Steel Corp
26 %
4%
34%
9
2.50
Stepan
18
5
28
Hotels Delaware Corp„1
41'A
18%
Co—1
18%
26 %
2%
:
Sprague Electric Co
Ststler
17
2%
Colorado Interstate Gas
10%
31%
2%
Speer Carbon Co
Stanley
17
a
.
16%
29%
37%
1
com
Inc
9%
29
22%
27%
26'A
Co
Kennametal
Marmon
7
17%
46%
1
1
38%
1
A
common—
Stores
19 %
Vitro
35
Marlin-Rockwell
23
Corp
24%
4%
Varlan Associates
24%
Madison Gas A Electric Co
6%
7%
23 Va
44
13%
17%
23%
*
19%
23
Coastal States Gas Prod
12%
5
18%
44%
25%
5%
26%
7y8
12%
Universal Match Corp
Upper Peninsular Powsr Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
42%
41%
18%
21%
13%
39%
common—1
23%
—1
27%
12
22%
5%
6
33 %c
cl A
com
31%
25'%
1
17%
10
Chattanooga Gas Co
29
2
54
25
4%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
9%
23%
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co
Southern Union Gas Co
16%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
8%
1
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Corp
preferred
1
Valley Mould A Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Ine
1
Macmillan
Corp,
13%
7y2
50%
Central
''
11%
41 'A
61
10
1
Cedar Point Field Trust
Central
9
21%
1
Products
% Central Electric
8%
20
12 %
Tampax Inc
35%
46%
Corp
Carpenter Paper Co
10a4
38%
iwe
6% preferred
10
United States Sugar
1
Corp
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c
7%
Keystone Portland Cem Co
33%
Water
Carlisle
1
—*
Supply
Steel
Kendall
Oregon Power Co__20
California
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills class B com
25
28
Inc__
Water
$1.46
10
12%
26%
15
Co
136
co
Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Stanley Home
27
11%
Calif Water A Telep Co
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
18%
Corp
Kaiser
28%
Co__25
17
6%
16
10%
Service
130
Jessop Steel Co—
14%
50%
Co
Southwestern'States Tele Co__1
Heintz
Jervis
California
Ceco
A
Jamaica
29%
26%
Corp__
Jack
24
1
Inc
Co
Utilities
27%
Co——*
Buckeye Steel Castings
Southern
22%
Black Hills Power & Light Co__1
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com-1
Botany Mills Inc
1
Inc
Iowa
Service
Jefferson
29%
Bowser
1
—5
common
10%
6%
Calif Water Co
Southern
A
27
Gas Pipe Line Corp—50o
Tucson Gas EQeo Lt * Pwr Co-5
32%
1
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
173/4
Public
30
2
16%
Iowa
Topp
13%
5
17%
5
Co
Services Inc—
A
25
33
Co
Securities
Diver
32%
...•
D)
Southwest
7%
7
(G
■B'A
60%,
United Greenfield
Corp—
Moto): Freight Sys__1
Interstate
Class
Bantam
Searle
14%
4%
Trans
9%
1
South
Co
Corp
industries
Towmotor Corp
31%
Petroleum
31'%
Textbook
37%
Gossert
&
„
Markets
J)
Jacinto
14
65%
•
Tracerlab Inc
•
—
65'%
Co
22%
20c
Inc
29 %
Water
12
34%
Bell
(A
System
Sabre-Pinion Corp
San
61%
A
Bakeries
Interstate
8%
1
Bayless
Ryder
1
Gas
Investors
Baxter Laboratories
t
7%
71%
11%
6%
43 y*
1
——
45 %
10%
12%
l
•
International
Bates Mfg Co—
76'A
7 Va
Corp
21 %
42'A
1
7%
5%
40 J/2
1
_
27%
25%
7%
^
67
2%
Seismograph Service Corp
Interstate
■
Tokhelm
Corp
Sierra Pacific Power
Skil Corp
19%'
19
45%
Reid
27%
34%
1
Time Inc
41
Bid
26%
23%
Oorp_l
11%
72%
Plywood
Marie
24 Va
18%
68%
_10
Roddis
25'/a
32
Co—
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gas no.
10%
1
23%
10
Avon Products Tnr
20%
9%
10
25%
10
•
40%
18%
Manufacturing Co
22%
Associated
GV;
28%
10%
Indianapolis Water Co
Corp.—
38%
(H H) Co
Rochester Telephone Corp
Rockwell
*
Indiana
2*%
Art Metal Construction Co
,
26%
1
21%
22%
&
7%
10
20%
5
Oil
22%
27%
7
Schield
Co__5
Aztec
20%
25%
1
Indian Head Mills Inc
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Spring
11%
Robertson
54%
30%
10%
35%
1
.—5
Co
12%
Riley Stoker Corp
Rose
Co
51
Public Service
18%
33 %
1
Husky Oil Co
Partic
33%
173/3
11
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
4
Arden Farms Co
Production
31
10%
"
4%
1
3
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc—3%
Roadway Express class A
25c
Robbins A Myers Inc
•
1
Par
Taxas Gas Transmission
corp.B
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline co_l
Texas Industries Iae
1
Texas National Petroleum—
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
45%
3%
2
14%
*
Mat
Anheuser-Busch Inc
common
Co
13%
2%
Gas
Field
Gas
1
^Helene Curtis Ind class A
57%
Republic Natural
Resistoflex Corp
Richardson Co
Bid
42
America—1
1
common
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
54
4
Xerox
Ralston Purina Co
Rare Metals Corp of
25%
27%
39%
29%
32%
(N Y)—28
86
89 V*
100
455
42
A
Bradstreet
Dunham
Bush
1
Inc
Inc
2
2%
2%
7%
8%
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
Norris Thermador Corp
Nortex
Oil
North
preference
2
14%
13 %
North
Penn
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
Economics
EI
Paso
1
50c
Inc
Associates—10
Laboratory
Electric
Inc
1
(Texas)—*
Co
Electrolux Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
1
_7%
Empire State Oil Co
Equity
Oil
Federal
First
22
13%
14%
10
39'A
41%
53
56%
fly*
22%
24%
(Atlanta)—10
35%
37 y2
52y2
56
.*
76%
2.50
26%
1
16%
Oklahoma
Miss River
6%
6%
12'A
13 Va
14
15'/a
Otter
29'%
313/4
Tail
28%
Pacific Airmotive Corp
1
17%
Pacific
14%
Pacific
16%
Pacific
11%
Pan
28%
Far
Parker
Uranium
American
Portland
(A
Green
6%
31%
Cement
6%
19%
20%
22
1
Co
-rnni rn
20%
22
2
28%
30%
22%
23%
5
18
•
140
—1
Gas
First
Natl
20%
Lumber
Natural
First
Natl
18
First
16%
3%
Corp
•
Co
26'A
28%
10
30%
63/a
27
33
35%
of
'
America
Y
4erv
Properties Inc
Co
,
5
7%
Serv Co
10c
8%
6
17%
19
of New Mexico—5
22'A
23%
17 y8
18 Va
of
16%
Pub
21%
Punta
Alegre
Purex
Corp Ltd
Products
5%
5%
30%
32%
A
Pennsylvania
Trust
Porolator
Hamp.
Sugar Corp
1
Co
Island
9%
1
30'/4
33 3A
36 y8
42 Va
.20
463A
49%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
61%
A
(Phlla)
Trust
Rlggs Natl Bk of Waab D C—2f
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
37%
40%
69%
73'A
18
203%
Rye National Bank (M Y)
Louis Union Trust Go
70'A
45%
48y2
Security First Natl Bank
Angelee)
—
31%
Security Natl Long Island
State Bank of Albany
sya
8%
75 V2
79%
82
86 V*
74%
783A
28
30%
513A
55%
21
22'%
74%
10
—10
29
(New
10
*■
York)
5
29%
31%
Bk—15
48 %
513/8
Trade Bk A Tr Oo
20
85 Va
883/8
Trust
York—10
47 3A
50 Va
92
96'/2
Union Tr
33%
353/4
United
(N Y)
(Los
12%
NU
Natl Bk * Tr Co
Sterling
Long
of
Exch
Guaranty Trust Oo
*
>0
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Bank-Stata Street Trust
(Boston Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phlla
10
Bt
<N Y)—20
Banking
Glrard Trust Corn
00
if New
(W Y)
Jereey
.10
41
44
43
46'A
23
24%
9
Bank of
Hartford
&
Sav
Natl
Bk
New
Bk
A
HudcAr
(Chic)—20
Tr
Co—10
Rank
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson
Tr
Co
City)
For
footnotes
«ee
co of
States
—
—
50
.8
163A
preceding
page.
United
18%
.10
40%
43%
46%
.10
433A
.10
Maryland
25%
20
73'A
76 »/2
383A
41%
True*
(Boston)
25
(Union
(Oleveland)
States Trust
10%
.
Union Bank ol OommareeHanover
643A
142
10
Royal State Bk of New York—•
68
Natl Bank
Bank
128
10
Royal Bank of Canada
67%
32%
1
39%
64%
Y
N
173/4
10
Natl Bank
63
(Phila)
Natl
61%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
20
Rochelle
New
312
573/4
16%
25
Louis
St
First Westchester
Harris Tr
Producing
65
10%
29 Va
25%
15%
loc-
10%
23%
2
20%
2.50
9%
Plymouth Rubber Co—
Co
34%
61
City Bank
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash
32'A
Paterson
33%
22%
78%
100
Clty)_25
JO
Boston
Dallas—10
of
Bk of
1
73%
Trust Co
Natl
1
90%
489
*
86%
•
75%
298
(Jersey
First
—1
Gas
Bk
Bank
22
6 3/8
10
Ctucago
534
19%
21%
of
ol
Bank
First Natl
Franklin
Pioneer
Bk
31
10
20
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
6Va
38 Va
Baltimore
20%
ptaudler-Permutit
common. _o
preferred
14 Va
Natl
of
Pickering
5
Co
Power Corp.,
Corp
Natl
35%
5%
Bank
69
A Tr
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 y2
First
Bottlers—1
General
Nat'l
First
5%
Bk
J)
National Bk
10c
Permanente Cement
20%
N
Y)
(Minn)
Natl
(Camden
.N
Co__70c
Indus
Pepsi-Cola
2.50
Society
Interstate
Tool
25 %
32%
2V2
Fire Brick
Mountain
Grinned
Grolier
Gulf
P)
Mines
Sulphur
Hannifin Corp
30%
20
Camden
4%
36
23%
pfd—20
Co
First
3%
5
Power
1
preferred
First
9%
13
Pendleton
Green
East Line--
10
Telep Co of the Southwest
Co
First Bk Sfck Corp
8%
Mercury Telev
'A"„90c
A Light Co—6%
Pacific
36%
Oil Co
5
*
^
Giant
Co
Pabst Brewing Co
10%
Co
Power
Trust
First
26%
Glddings &Lpw(«
4
20%
*
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—B
33 %
5%
3%
19
Prod—10c
•
5%%
1
3
Co
Old Ben Coal Corp
Frito
Co
86
33
Serv
_
(H&ckensack
Philadelphia
45
29'/2
73
Co
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Fldelity-Phtla Trust Co
20
(Ohleaao)
Co of Bergan City
N J)
Peoples Tr
31%
10
Pub
59%
10
53%
29%
Fiduciary
-
Gen
17%
49
28
56%
.
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep
(Calif)
16%
10
(NY) .10
Oo
'Pittsburgh).
Co
J)
Federation Bk A Tr Co
Tr
Peoples first Natl Bk * Tr
(Newark
Co
26%
7%
Corp
Crude
•
75%
32%
227
81
15%
General
113A
71%
Trust
31%
210
Fidelity Trust Co «Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) —10
Production Corp
39%
Corp
Packing
pfd
Gas
11
19
$4
N
80
Northwestern
13%
Service
Water Co
Federal
Y)
iN
Northwest
1
Gas
5
Gas Co
Natural
14%
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk (S F)„10
Empire Trust Co
39%
2
Garlock
13%
6
22%
Assn_100
Inc
1
14%
23%
Foote Bros Gear A Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper_10
Mart
5%
37%
6%
Fisher Brothers Co
Food
13%
1
21
36%
Fisher Governor Co
Steel
Northwest
1
Natl Mortgage
Florida
12%
10c
Co
Boston
11%
50c
Corp
Coal
American
Northeastern
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
Gas
&
Northers
'NY)
Valley Nat Bk 1 Phoenix
Ari*)_8
27%
47
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4b
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
(1192)
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, September ly
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
1.77
Investment
5.02
5.79
1
24.19
22.42
24.46
17.31
9.50
10.37
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
1
1
15.86
8.66
9.46
(Speculative Pfd Stks>—1
(High-Grade Com Stk?„1
11.85
12.93
16.38
17.88
S-2
(Income Com Stocks)—1
11.30
12.34
1
25.51
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)
1
(Low Priced Com Stksi_l
12.62
13.78
9.51
10.38
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Fund
1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund
1
11.74
12.70
5.40
5.91
6.17
6.76
27.86
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc___l
Bona Inv Tr of America
•
11.52
12.52
19.99
21.49
—1
1
1
16.34
17.66
23.54
25.45
12.77
14.00
Boston Fund Inc_
Street
Broad
Fund
Bullock
Investment
Ltd
—1
7.72
8.44
1
California Fund Inc
13.55
19.70
Ltd
11&541
Inc———1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd——————1
Century Shares Trust—
1
Chase Fund of Boston
1
Canadian Fund
Chemical Fund Inc
Securities
Christiana
preferred
7 %■
Corp
7.64
9.28
18.43
50c
.100 13,150 13,6*0
126
y.85
1
—
Inc———~1
Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
1
Composite Fund Inc
—
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Fund
Commonwealth
Investment Inc
Western
1
Dividend Income Fund
De
1
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Fund Inc
Delaware Fund—————-1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
De
Vegh Mutual
Dividend
8.99
9.14
15.07
15.94
17%
19
6.48
5.97
6.51
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
a44.18
Loomis
66
-lc
5.43
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
2.22
2.45
3.40
Metal
shares
lc
2.65
2.92
shares
lc.
3.75
4.13
lc
2.69
2.97
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
2.65
2.92
2.41
shares
Mass
Inc__10c
Trust
6.44
int_33%c
Growth Stock
33 %c
12.13
13.11
11.42
12.35
Bond Fund
Manhattan
Investors
beneficial
of
Investors
Missiles-Jets
10.04
15.19
Fund Inc__ 1
9.52
10.45
Investment
Mutual
Shares
18.13
20.50
2.85
3.12
10.94
11.89
5.20
155.04
7.18
7.44
14.47
15.67
16.04
17.54
3.68
4.04
5.09
5.5.7
2.45
2.65
Fundamental Investors Inc—-2
18.38
-—_—1
3.28
3.57
Inc——
3.48
18.92
20.47
10.95
11.84
National
1
3.83
4.19
7.81
Series————1
5.66
England FundCapital Fund
New
of Canada Ltd
lc
7.31
8.01
Chemical
lc
12.73
13.94
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Electronics & Electrical
12.14
13.29
lc
7.83
8.58
—_—lc
7.38
8.01
Fully Administered shares—lc
9.48
10.40
lc
6.94
7.61
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
7.39
8.10
8.01
8.35
lc
_lc
11.75
12.87
6.55
7.18
lc
11.31
12.39
Common
shares
shares-——
shares
lc
2.20
2.43
Equipment shares
lc
5.33
5.85
lc
9.00
9.86
——lc
9.00
9.86
lc
6.57
7.21
shares—
1
20.51
shares
lobacco
Growth
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
Funds
Inc
1
9.49
11.95
Fund
3.86
Puritan
Fund
Putnam
13.29
9.09
16%
Merchants &
22.43
Life
Natl
14.89
22%
24%
National
16%
Natl
32 V
National
Co
Ins.
15V a
30%
109
104
—2
Casualty
of
Fund
Boston
Incorporated Income
Incorporated
Institutional
Shares
Institutional
.
1
7.55
8.25
l
8.62
9.42
1
Inc
Fund
Investors
8.62
Co
Co
Crum & Forster Inc
-25%
12.00
lc
10.03
10.97
Fund_lc
Inst Foundation Fund
lc
10.31
11.28
Institutional Income Fund
lc
6.29
6.88
Institutional
lc
11.99
13.11
Institutional
Growth
Insur
Fund
11%
13 %
:
100 Vi
38%
A
5
17%
2
44%
47 Vi
10
39%
New
162
North
New
Accident
&
Ins
Union fttu
class
Corp
Hampsnire
Fire
"
York
9
Fire
River
2.50
——
94%
99
Northeastern
62%
65%
Northern
3%
3
67
4s)
(N J)
Deposit of Md
(S
Fund
Life
,
10
45%
%
Glens Falls
ll'A
82
86%
10
85
90%
Y_10
57%
60%
10
ft
51%
Lire
-
N
Insurance Co
Peerless
52'8
Phila
69
49
Co of
Indemnity Co
Pacific
92%
66
._5
& Republic
61
67%
32%
34%
18%
20%
91
96
Life
1
5
36
25
—.—.10
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
%
10
Co
Insurance
and
14%
15%
42%
45%
2
10
—
50%
54
Seaboard
10
71
76%
Security (New Haven)
lo
2
25
29 Va
31
JO
50%
53%
8
22 %
24%
ft
82'%
85%
64
67 y4
39%
37
159'%
166
100%
105'
Co
Surety
& Marine
Fire
Accident
Standard
Title
Guar
41%
43%
Amer—5
105 %
109%
Ins__10
84%
88%
34
37%
Y)
J
U S Fidelity Ac
U
(N
Trust
&
Travelers
•>
5
Insurance
Jefferson
Jersey
North
of
Co
Life
Standard
N Y—10
Insurance Co of
Guaranty Co__10
City
3
of
26%
28%
2
43 Va
45%
Fire
N
Westchester
2
29%
31
1 Vis
1.60s Feb.
3Vies
12.83
12.54
13.63
1
Inc
7.28
6.87
Oct.
7.47
2s
Inc__1
46%
&
Aug.
Feb,
;
June
3%s
1
4%s
March
1.25
9.06
11.74
.-1
13.88
15.21
1
12.34
13.49
1
12.74
37
1959
99.6
100.4
99.28
100.2
99.10
10n 17
jnn 9\
99.15
99.19
98.i2
9w.i6
1, 'I960
98.6
98.14
2%s June 1, I960
98.4
3%s
98.28
2,
4s
April 3,
May
2%s May
1,
1S65—
101.20
102.4
95.20
96.4
1968
99
3V2S April
4%s
1,
1,
Oct.
96.12
'
104%
1969
15.
96.30
95.8
1966
3V4s May 2,
11.
100.12
1963
4%s July
98.27
1961
1962—
1,
99.1*2
96.22
—.
1. 1959
20, 1959—
99.28
10,
94%
1970
1970-1967
102
Bid
British
Petroleum
1969
78
Smith
Shares
Amer
(Edison
Fund-
B)
Southwestern Investors Inc
Sovereign
Investors
State Street Investment Corp—*
1
11.30
1
12.28
1
Accumulated Fund—1
Continental Fund
Income
Fund
United
Science
Fund
Sterling
Television-Electronics Fund
Value
Fund
Inc
Funds
March
2.85s
—
April
99.9
1959—
2.
1959
1,
—
-
99.30
95
99
100
97
98
Sept.
1972
15.
99.13
100.1
point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Figures after decimal
Bid
Maturity—
of
Certificates
3%s
Dec.
12.15
7.35
8.03
Shares.l
10.12
11.00
1 %s
1
10.96
11.98
Canada
15.68
17.04
1%S
Ltd
1
6.59
7.20
Inc._l
5.24
5.73
Fund Inc
Line
Income
Fund
Line
100.9
99.31
IV2S
Oct.
99.12
99.14
IV2S
April
99.5
99 8
98.31
1959
1959
,1959.——
3.01
3.29
1
7.40
8.09
1
8.92
l%s
99.1
-
Notes—
1. 1958
99.29
Oct.
100
1959
99.20
99.22
IV2S April 1, 1959.
lVas Oct. 1. 1959
99.10
98.28
IV2S April 1, 1960
97.24
100.16
96.28
1960
1,
95.28
1961
4s
Aug. 1, 1961.
IV2S Oct.. 1, 1961
3%s Feb 15, 1962
1 %s April 1. 1962
4s Aug. 15, 1962
IV2S Oct. 1, 1962
99.18
98.2)
15,
1,
,94.16
100.12
92.28
101.16
91.28
Investors Fund Inc
1
13.20
14.39
uc
1
12.33
13.33
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
5.35
5.79
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund
98
2%s
Bid
Bonds—
Lowenstein (M)
63%
4%8
Mueller
Canadian Pac Ry 4s
Carrier
Corp
4V8S
1969
97 %
98%
National
1982
96%
98
New England Power 4s
Chance
1977
119
1972
98
99%
N
1988
93%
94%
Northern States Power 4s —1988
Con
Edison
4s
Consolidated Nat Gas
—1981
1-
Bid
)ue
Dated
2-58
10-
1-58
100
Ask
100.2
100
100%
100.12
96.4
1963
90.16
IV2S
April
1,
90.24
1C0.3
Rate
6-
3-
2-59
99.99
99.12
1-58
4-
1-59
99.4
99.7
Paso
Electric-
El
Paso
Natural
Ferro
Corp
4%s
Gas
97%
98%
3%s
1975
Port
Cement
5s
86
Pub
82
83%
Puget
1975
3 Vis
83
1976
89
1977
132
Serv
Quebec
134
Sears
El
Sound
&
ww
5-
4-59
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
99.11
99.14
3.25s
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
United States Treasury
104
106%
94 %
93%
92%
93%
97%
97%
1963
99
101
96%
95 %
96%
95%
1977
5s
4%s
Natural
4VeS
Gas
&
Co
119
ww
1982
121
125
September 25,
Bills
October
16,
October
23,
October
30,
November
99.934
November
99.907
99.871
December
99.815
99.636
December )8,
99.750
:
December 4,
99.849
1958—
6,
November
99.887
1958
1958
1958
99.961
99.920
1958
October
November 13.
99.953
1958
2,
October 9,
99.990
99.763
1958
195E
20,
27,
1958—
1958
11,
1958
1958
1988
1988
.
99%
99%
92
92 Vi
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
95
4%S-_ 1983
146
144
102%
102%
•No
a
par
Net
value
asset
k Admitted
Stock
d Ex-rights.
value.
to
listing
Exchange
tNew
on
the New York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wl When Issued.
w
W-1967
97 V2
99 Vi
b Bid
yield
price
j
Ex-stock
dividend.
99.13
99.19
100.2
Dollar Value
BM
99.985
1958
105
94
Units..
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
99.16
Ask
T
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
99.10
100
121
103 Vi
1988
4%s
Gas
P&L
Roebuck
1-58
2.30a
100
Dollar Value
1993
5%s
Lt
&
8-
99,28
Ask
1973
Pow
2%
99.22
Bid
1988
Telep 4!'8s
Uranium
Petroleum
Pacific
99.29
5-59
1976
5s..
5%s
110%
1-58
1-
88
Orange & Rockld Uiil 4%s_1988
109%
3-58
12-
1-58
76
York
1983
11-
3-58
84
England Tel & Tel 4s_1993
Span
5%s_1977
Irruehauf Trailer 4s
General
Can
3-58
4-
100
Ask
2-58
7-
1%%
Kid
Dim
Dated
1.60%
3-
74%
New
Pacific
El
92.4
96
2-
1975
3%s
Brass
New
4%s_l983
934
101.20
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
& Sons—
82 %
121
94.24
100.20
100.8
19G2
15,
Feb
1%%
81
5 Vis
97.4
96.4
101.20
1963
15.
Nov
101.16
100.20
Washington Mutual
62
Vought
Ask
9.75
10c
Investing Corp
Treasury
1
l%s Feb.
Special Situations
Ine_.
Fund
,
Aug.
Notes—(Cont.)3%s May 15, 1960
99.29
1959
14,
March 24,
Bid
Maturity—
Treasury
100.7
1958.
1%S May 15,
1
2%s Feb.
Ask
Indebtedness-
1,
11.18
1
1980-76
6s
95%
103
94
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Inc—
Funds
Value
Ask
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
95.10
96.20
105 %
100
9.34
United
1.70s
13.38
8.55
99.30
11.96
& Farnum Fund
Roe
Burlington Industries 4V4S—1975
6s
99.8
3%s
Cooperatives—
1958
2.35s Oct. 7,
a32.73
Investment Fund Inc-1
Stein
Security Issues
79%
98.12
100.20
3%s May 1, 1971
4%s Feb. 15, 1972-1967-
2'r
5 Vis
100
13.95
35
Feb.
2%s May
l%s Oct.
99.8
Central Bank for
9.80
10.74
4%s
98
99.20
a25.38
Clark—
Common Stock Fund
99.31
11,
March
99.14
99.30
1958
1960
1962.
1963
23.
13,
3 Vis
a36.38
99.25
:
1959
June
3 %s
47 Vi
Nov. 1,
2Vis Feb.
April 10, 1959—
10, 1959—
1.65s
2 Vis
100.7
Ask
Bank Bonds—
99.15
.
100.2
1958
1958—
10,
10.
Feb
1963
15,
1.45s Nov 10,
3s
97.24
Mortgage: Ann-
in*u
4.20s
100.4
wi
1959
16,
April
ui
99.11
1959
16,
Bid
Ask
Federal Land
99.12
1959
15,
3%s March
13.95
1
Shares
6.73
1
Fund-
33.62
Jan.
3.00%
Steel
27 Vi
the
in
Insurance Co
Life
U S
2.45%
Bonds-
60
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3.65 %
Barium
•
Y
Fire
S
56
Obligations of Government Agencies
Bate
Recenti
16 Vi
38%
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
Home
6%
48%
55
Springfield
Hanover Insurance Co
Co
5%
45%
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
8t
Paul Fire & Murine
—6.25
167
157
5
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Gulf Life
Ins
77%
68%
14%
5
26%
1.50
American
25%
73%
65
IP
Insurance
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa).
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Life
?D C)
Great
24 %
10
Co
Phoenix
Reliance
4
C?
Government Employees
37%
12.50
—
Pacific Insurance
■, :>
88%
4
10
—5
32%
.
10
(Minn)
Insurance
43
•
3.33%
1
-
30
35%
-
69
42
2.50
F>
Insurance
General Reinsurance Corp
Globe
97
16%
318
1.25
&
Franklin
74%
91
96 Vi
.154
4
Fidelity
10
10
(Bait)
70
36%
306
Group Assoc
•
Reinsurance Corp—5
Employees
Employers
33.96
.1
.
•
Wall Street
10.97
Fund
4
Northwestern National
Peaei
9.32
Ltd—
Bank
60
Manufacturers
5
2
Continental
53 %
50%
10
Life
10
5
5
10
Life
General
Assurance
40%
47
5
Fire
Nationwide
24
(Ky?
Connecticut
Continental
48
5
Assurance
New Amsterdam Casualty
1
Commonwealth Life Ins
16.18
1
-
Dist
Value Line
Income
40
57%
5
Ins Co
Co.—
Lite
Natl
Columbian
(N J).10
Ins
Life
Stand
53
10
Bankers & Shippers
22.65
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Selected
United
2.63
37%
Bonding
Life
Monument
a23.59
2.41
15%
6.25
Co
American Surety
Growth Stock
Scudder Stevens
United
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Merchants Fire
9.92
1
Fund Inc
17.92
4.90
40%
3%S
16.15
4.44
38
Scudder Stevens & Clark
17.39
4.48
211%
1
ft
5
American Re-lnsurance
14.56
1
•
Corp
Putnam Growth Fund
15.68
1
54%
203 %
Casualty
Maryland
Massachusetts
Bid
Inc
(Geo)
Quarterly
1
10c
51%
10
—
-
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
4.22
Inc
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc—
1
10c
Series
Eaydock Fund Inc
17%
two-for-
(ex
par
9%
12.92
2.50
Securities
Price
Texas
H-C7
27%
$10
Lincoln National Lite
3
.10.37
1
Fund Inc
11.14
Series H-DA
J)—2'/a
26
Over-the-Counter Securities
10.17
Inc—
23%
16%
35%
Fund
shares
William' otreet
lc
Utilities
22
Va
split)
one
35%
of
9
22.17
33 %
United
Ehaxes—
New
10
9%
Inc._
Co
40%
—J
3
Companies
Insurance
2%
8.54
United
Steel
Lib-
(Wash D C>—.1
7.10
1
Electronics
One
Scudder Fund of Canada
Railroad Stock shares
20%
Of Tenn
(Galveston)——1
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Pioneer
7.32
18 %
&
17 %
37%
York
New
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
6.67
Merchandising
—
7.81
6.50
1
Series
Growth Stock
6.19
1
1
Stock Series-——.
Peoples
1c
Life
Ins
8.54
7.48
———lc
General Bond shares
6.19
—
14.75
Building shares—
Capital Growth Fund—
shares—
5.66
>-1
Dividend Series
Preferred Stock Series
14.79
11.17
Equipment shares
11.39
1
6.88
10.20
shares—
10.42
Series
Bond
13.50
8.53
16%
Government Employees Ins
.1
-
13.68
7.78
34%
Series—
Security
Balanced Series
.v
1
Corp
1
Group Securities—
Automobile shares———lc
32
14%
1%
16
Co__65c
Nat
Ins
1
Corp
Life
29%
Title
Mercury
(D
1
Fund Inc
General Investors Trust—.
Aviation shares
3.20
Corp
of beneficial interest-..
Income
16.77
&
Ins Co (Newark N
Mutual Trust Shares
23.07
153.49
al4.04
National Investors
5.68
1
—1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
21.58
Mtge
Providence-Washington
9.19
14.05
Mutual
6.32
Bond
21.76,
Automation
——1
A:
Inc
Fund
Ask
1%
Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Casualty Ins Co
Liberty
Amer
Fireman's
X20.13
9.57
23.63
Lawyers
32
federal
of beneficial Interest—1
Units
Bid
(Va)_5
Corp
Amer
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Massachusetts Life Fund—
9.95
22.11
68%
206
Co.5
Assurance
Home
Ins
32
1
Fla)
(Jacksonville
American
Title
2.66
Petroleum,
105V4
Par
Lawyers
65
197
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur.
5
American Fidelity & Casualty-5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
3.75
shares
Paper
12.ol
9.05
10
10
Beneficial
70%
10.92
Aetna
Aetna Life
Boston Insurance
4.93
Automobile
104%
1988
Companies
147 %
141%
10
& Surety
Insurance Co
Casualty
Aetna
Bankers
Managed Funds—
15.63
.5.74
RR
Inc—1
Lite Insurance Stk Fund
Fund Inc
15.47
5%s
100
99
1988
Ask
Bid
Par
17.94
shares
7.09
11.12
Railroad
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
16.41
Massachusetts
8.70
Petroleum
11.06
16.38
14.74
10.13
Mining
10.12
19.17
9.46
Food
12.79
7.70
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series—
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Capital
11.70
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
8.73
Fund
Industries
25c
1
1
Inc__
7.03
——1
Stock Fund
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc_
10
Equity Fund Inc
.—20c
General
15%
14.55
17.64
Trans
92 %
Power—
___
Amer
14%
Fund
Lazard
9.77
9.93
13.39
Eaton & Howard—
Gas
S-4
Knickerbocker
1
Shares——
Futures
S-l
Mutual Income Fund——.——1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Balanced
(Discount Bonds?
2.50
25c
E
Series
132
ao.69
Shares—
Trustee
Diversified
25.95
10.18
19.93
Income1
Commonwealth
Crown
8.35
24.00
——100
—
Funcl Inc:
Colonial
(Low
14.(55
18.21
General Fund—
Canada
Bonds?
Priced
B-3
11.40
;—_
Westcoast
25.25
Bonds)_l
Grade
(Medium
B-2
B-4
Blue
Line
Pipe
Water
4%s
sura nee
Keys-tone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
4.16
10.49
5s
Amer
5s
a21.17
Mutual Fund__l
K-2
8.70
3.81
Fund
169
Match
Washington
5.48
5.33
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elect'nlMS Corp_lc
167
Trans-Canada
Johnston
100
92
1971
Textron
32.57
1.66
8.00
107
Units-
10.22
9.15
87
112
1976
80
31.93
4.3(5
1.51
83
Universal
99%
10.09
11.17
1970
.
98 %
Virginia El & Pow 3%s —1988
79
4.28
9.23
8.37
(The)
95
Ask
1971
5%#
Corp
U 8 Industries 4%s
100
112
3.92
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Istel Fund Inc————_—1
America
of
Co
Underwood
a
113
Sperry Rand 5 Vis ww.;—___1982
Stand Oil Co (Calif? 4%.s_.1983
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
7.25
4.08
Inc
1.15
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Templeton Growth
Canada Ltd
1.94
6.70
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated Fund
Ask
94%
4%s_197b
Southern Natural Gas
Bid
Far
Fundi—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Pa*
f und>—
Blutual
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
1021
102
4%s_19o3
Southern Calif Edison
99.711
99.631
99.576
99.521
99.4-76
99.420r
Ask
99.726
99.648
99.594
99.542
99.498
99.432
Volume
188
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5779
(1193)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve District— Philadelphia-
Week
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
decrease compared with
a
a
year ago.
Pre¬
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Bethlehem
0.8% below those of the corresponding week last year.
at
$24,491,519,198 against $24,679,443,836 for the
-
Scranton
gain for the week ending Friday, of 3.5%.
a
Our comparative
summary
New
(11
Week Ended
Sept. 20
J
.......
:■■
,
1958
■•
1957
•
3.5
1,357,515,929
1,285.504,830
+
5.6
'
1,181,000.000
—
5.1
757,290,893
*450,000,000
475,042,140
—
,
412,100,000
446,900,000
—
839.856,000
795,884,624
+
5.5
490,147,725
486,675.580
+
0.7
625,879,515
•a
San Francisco
-Pittsburgh
697,257,931
—
:i_————
—-
—,—-—
———————
——
Baltimore-—.i—iL
401,930,067
5,240,995,325
Ohio—Canton
,»•'
cities,' five days_—
Other
cities,
live
.'——
days
cities, -.five days
All cities, one
908,129,976
Total all cities for week
"
Total
1.8
West
Virginia—Huntington
-
an
was
the whole country having amounted to
week in 1957.
same
at this center
cases
going to
week
Federal Reserve Districts in which they
the New York Reserve District the
the Boston
totals
smaller
are
District
Reserve
record
decline
a
press.
was a
located and from this
note
In
In the
iollowing
we
the
Cleveland
the Richmond Reserve District the totals
are
—20.6
14,763,671
448,249,850
—11.8
469,622,369"
1,358,879,894
—
4,964,406
—
7.2
32,188,353
14.991,643
448,716,981*
1,416,741,065
5.3
1,409,611,97®
227,837,142
+
:
'
4,824,172
—11.8
•23,372,371
249,998,950
8,479.343
4,627,673
23,409,003
22,472,658
9.7
*'
220,327,064'
2.8
0.8
336.066,037
145,542,921
1.2
141,778,409
754,853,209
3.2
733,976,519
'226,876,031
8,508.170
344,885,512
147,287,636
8,250,857
28,895,487
+
29,554,563
138,019,232
127,098,872
390,900,000
—
407,200,000
8,593,753
342,062,26*
139,472,G5®
;
746,101.38%
Reserve
a
gain of 1.9%.
4-
2.2
29,439,686
8.6
122,536,398
127.489,34%
4.0
393,200,000
413,000,00®
32,239,26%
7,689,902
—11.5
6,884,048
8,431,354
—18.4
224,353,183
6.6
207,358,784,
247,758,696
241,021,068
2.8
208,093,126
14,984,052
15,904,604
5.8
15,861,308
788,159
188,395,402
867,524
9.1
808,331
199,099,659
5.4
197,200,526
1,262,6G7,927
1,261,220,729
0.1
1,190,652,947
1,199,893,60®
Total
Orleans
(10 cities)
'
•'
Seventh Federal Reserve District-Chicago—
Michigan—Ann
Arbor
Terre
Haute
Rapids
2.7
2,952,763
3.979,66®
—27.5
22,594,354
23,011,82*
—22.1
10,705,168
12,775,14*
—
13,169,317
—
1.7
11,963,127
11,684,531
82,782,000
—
0.4
86,681,000
86,577,00®
10,484,674
—16.3
9,321,733
4,359,017
140,092,300
+
—
4,067,953
4,164,34*
7.1
129,307,273
7,597,280
+ 18.8
2,026,268
>1,094,282,558
1,173,376,483
Decatur
7,779,525
Springfield
8,194,352
20,516,049
11,616,025
,
18,747,470
12,301,714
6,691,240
(17 cities)
—
7,549,050
6,544,041
1,493,601,672
1,585,890,313
-
48,428,09®
15,857,818
+ 10.5
..
/
131,211,40%
6,749,43%
46,318,776
+12.7
17,095,798
2,882,152
20,309,217
9,117,03(i
4.7
49,026,514
54,151,508
City
*'.
"
2,666,450
8,563,698
Moines
Total
.
13,256,557
4,564,395
Rockl'ord
by Federal Reserve Districts:
?
;
23,314,194
129,085,676
—
Peoria
of 1.3%.
;~V,
...' v"'
m-V
-i*'
8,777,550
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago-
In the Kansas City Reserve District
14,825,81'/
12,943,165
W isconsin—Milwaukee
2.4%, but the Minneapolis
206,070,80®
/
82,467,000
Bend—
Des
6,838,67:f
.195,769,25®
2,593,294
Indianapolis
South
Sioux
•
+
8,179,66®
7,655,095
10,328,527
Rapids.
Lansing
Iowa—Cedar
/
'•
8,499.693
16,905,977
Grand
The Chicago Reserve District
r
670,08®
194,810,09®
6,809,442
Louis'ana—New
12.6%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 1.4% and in
a summary
—
—
239,233,409
Mobile-,
larger
furnish
we
18,273,965
12,380,3401
287,400,31<1
<
Alabama—Birmingham
totals
the San Francisco Reserve District
r
02,098,10»
11,839,009
64,414,700
778,G30,509>
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
and in
are
the
increase of
an
58,781,700
2.6
Augusta
that in
totals register an improvement of 2.2%
District
Reserve District has to its credit
the totals show
7.6
+
Macon
We group the cities according to the
loss of 5.8% and the St. Louis Reserve District of
a
571,836,233
—
10,365,751
loss of 1.3%, the bank clearings
by 3.2% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 0.1%.
suffers
558,510,566
Florida—Jacksonville
has to be estimated,
0.7%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the
4.9%.
by 7.2%, but in
286,513,516
7.4
Indiana—Fort Wayne
of
of
16,710,234
1.5
+
—
347,554,873
—...
Columbia—Washington—
Georgia—Atlanta
$21,330,214,887 against $21,209,223,112 in the
increase of 2.6%.
an
—14.2
13,263,516
4,699,707
20,610,000
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
increase of 0.6%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there
showing
1,294,316,1(W
I.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlantaappear
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
■■
0.8
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
Sept. 13.
V
-
535,305,109
_
Carolina—Charleston—:
District of
-
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
v
1,292,866,124
—
269,007,012
—
Maryland—Baltimore
-13.4
1,048,199,063
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of
we are
19,746,862
16,420,910
4.9
8,932,06®
18,485,71*
14,731,08%.
1,260,487,194
(7 cities)
Richmond
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the
issue of next week.
our
6,407,853
395,523,398
Virginia—Norfolk—..
7.6
Complete and exact details, for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
9.7
Fifth Federal Reserve District— Richmond—
0.2
$24,491,519,193 $24,679,443,836
r
*
7,228,941
4,304,94®
"
+ 13.5
1,046,085,842
4,388,588
6,612,707
3,665,892
—33.9
14,507.678
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
7.8
1.9
-
$23,583,389,222 $23,631,244,773
day.l—'.It—
"*Estimated.
17,792,403
4,354,499
0.9
8.9 V
—
59,545,209
10,631.605
Total (6 cities).
...
6,856,605
17,621,814
11,381,845
Youngstown
South
all
4.9
—
495,900,255
Mansfield.
5.3
<
Total
6,467,701
1,223,000,000
—
272,997,213
Columbus
2.7
$18,390,249,448
4,840,649,880
+
409,448,106
$18,742,739,342
+
:,«*
Ten
2,521,687
4,412.922
1,225,000.000
—10.2
—
—
,
.
7,061,147
994,843,552
Cleveland.
777,539,453
Louis
4,034,295
20,005,207
■
2,153,710
0.2
4.7
—
4,129,930
6,193,752
Cincinnati
1,
1,121,000,000
Kansas City
St.
+11.6
—
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$12,263,770,053 $11,855,245,344
Philadelphia
-
2,292,940
6,995,659
cities).
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
*
1,991,607
3,828,347
Jersey—Trenton
Total
i
1,969,845
11,756,991
Delaware—Wilmington
for
+ 10.8
3,763.414
ii
there is
1,322.664
4.330,785
IIII
York
the week follows:
2,263,77®
978,000.000
Wilkes-Barre
At this center
$
2,120,924
4,324,278
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1957.
same
1919
$
—26.2
932,000.000
HIII
Philadelphia
1956
2,643,259
2,558,965
Lancaster
13
1,465,878
--
Chester
Saturday, Sept. 20, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
September
Inc. or
Dec. %
S
1,951,061
~
■
Ended
1957
1958
Bank
49*
16,842,47%
1,886,42®
1,146,347,99*
—29.7
2,126,310
6.7
1,164,268,907
—
—
+
—
+
—
5.1
8,235,243
9.4
7,643.196 '
16,838,912
5.6 "
11.789,860
f
17,052,99*
11,285,321
'
2.2
6,706,618
5.8
1,557,284,8G£>
1,546,093,183-
384,800,000
174,722,669
,
412,700,00*
148.305,16®
732,990,747
'
7,336,311
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1958
Week Ended Sept. 13—
1st Boston
1
2nd
York
New
—ii
3rd Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
;
—.
6th Richmond
—
6
'
44
>\
765,547,961
760,500,884
10*961,759,950
10,729,695,152
Vr.
gg
7
$
—
V'\V
M
9
——
i
«•
994,843,552
>
Inc.
1957
$
—12 cltlw
1,260,487,194
:
\
10,398,867,960
11,030,610,323
1,292,866,124
7.2
1,409,611,978
0.6
161,787,465
3.2
131,032,521
6.2
3,180,255
3,212,251
1.0
146,673,417
2,938,240
630,968,948
646,432,237
2.4
709,134,326
348,300,000
1,294,316,108
1,416,741,065
350,400,000
156,615,586
122,873,107
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quiney
802.880.450
2.2
—
1,358,879,894
Louts
Kentucky—Louisville
+
4.9
Missouri —St.
+ 759,872,487
0.7
—
$
$
+
1,046,085,842
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1955
1956
or
Dec. %
,
778,630,509
754.853,209
+
3.2
733,976,519
1,261,220,729
+
0.1
1,190,652,947
1,199,893,600
1,493,601,672
1,585,890,313
—
5.8
1,557,284,865
1,546,093,188
630,968,948
646,432,237
; 671,930,614
659,120,282
(4 cities)
—
169,307,33®
2,678,25*
745,101,384
1,262,667,927
Total
„
"
6th Atlanta
—10
7th Chicago
—_ —17
8th St. Louis
—
_
9th Minneapolis
__
10th Kansas City
—
11th Dallas
12th San
—
Francisco
I—
Total
Outside
now
9
6
—10
—
_108
New York City.
We
4
7
add
our
«i
-
ii
V, <6
T
: "v «e
«*
•
•
2.4
709,134,326
630,362,877
44
8,581,284
12,493,801
Minneapolis
654,143,274
454,938,600
435,900,792
166,905,427
171,323,209
12,568,750
12,154,078
5,351,232
5,138,447
8,257,591
7,134,222
15,327,730
14,975,733
671,930,614
659,120,282
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen-.
4-;12.6
649,865,971
688,390,146
South
517,011,980
+
1.4
518,194,402
555,800,572
Montana—Billings
+
1.3
1,249,900,075
1.408,653,441
+
0.6
21,150,727,581
22,025.477,248
1.3
11,193,050,582
21,209,223,112
10,782,291,217
10,925,082,924
•
—
1958
Total
Ended
1957
$
September
(7 cities)—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
'
Week
Clearings at—
Helena
showing the figures for each city for the
13 for four years:
Nebraska—Fremont
Maine—Bangor
Inc. or
1956
Dec. %
$
1955
$
4,075,365
3.364,003
3.441,382
—20.1
8,630.880
8,436,592
605,601,617
2.2
654,141,526
612,677,072
3,293,077
*
3,612,110
.
16,791,410
12.226,144
Connecticut—Hartford
4.075,701
14,897,297
-
13,376,749
+
8.8
4,041,989
—
6.9
1,932,531
1,605,066
+
—
8.7
4,093,041
4,960.779
J—11.3
16,638,490
16,184,776
8.6
12,325,393
12,036,762
—
New Hampshire—Manchester
,
-f
(12 cities)
40,982,650
1.5
39,891,778
36,850,974
21,179,967
.
3.4
11,133,745
11,189,13®
+
4.1
5,443,441
+ 15.7
7,404,204
5,593,67®
7,804,15®
+
2.4
13,766,129
15,330,42*
+
J.9
630,362,877
654,143,27%
1,088,396
—
4.3
1,237,448
1,331,024.
917,580
842,567
+
8.9
829,211
903,144
11,562,004
+
2.2
10,655,138
Omaha.
176,472,285
159,715,893
12,497,477
+ 10.5
155,256,849
11,947,22®
171,759,434
10,566,83*
29,180,314
——
7,481,048
Kansas—Topexa
St.
—40.1
12,704,659
9.3
+ 15.7
29,450,614
417,187,411
441,231,72®
8.4
14,302,240
13,737,35®
+ 27.5
8,242,101
7,733,091*
649,865,971
688,300,146
34,379,831
31,459,246
394,317,573
14,716,696
8,336,121
6,535,625
712,506,216
—
456,100,852
15,956,764
City
632,735,477
+ 12.6
Joseph
24,664,083
—14.1
24,903,738
22,985,095
33,201,700
34,740,500
—
3,223,669
2,909,862
765,547,961
760,500,884
+
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
(9 cities)
+
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
—Dallas—
Texas—Austin-
4.4
30,051,000
32,671,800
+ 10.8
2,866,081
3,891,298
0.7
802,880,450
Fort
15,311,065
12,590,242
+ 21.6
12,785,053
431,975,527
+
1.3
426,937,642
41,676,214
+
7.2
45,395,405
5,651,000
—
437,797,788
44,691,241
Dallas
41,589,475
Haven_
Rhode Island—Providence
167,718,691
+
4,130,891
1,599.086
4,432,368
_
Worcester
Total
+ 25.2
8,891,006
618,833,115
River
Springfield
New
3,256.110
7,106,622
•'
New Bedford
9,506,033
437,001,16®
164,035,347
City-
1,041,631
Wichita
1,489,162
Pall
416,394,957
11,820,104
Hastings
Missouri—Kansas
Massachusetts—Boston
12,185,054
4.4
2.6
+
Lincoln
13
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Portland
—31.3
—
11,434,962,343
1,256,797,113
21,330,214,887
—
—
Paul
North
632,735,477
1,272,872,258
cities
District—Minneapolis-
St.
732,990,747
1.9
524,398,086
detailed statement
week ended September
+
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
712,506,216
44
—
—
8,833,000
Worth
Galveston
Wichita Falls
—36.0
7,266,233
7,641,494
—
13,680,759
14,295,503
—
524,398,086
517,011,980
Louisiana—Shreveport
12,364,01®
470,636,857
.40,609,713
7,736.00®
7,236;30T
8,564,000
4.9
7,532,292
4.3
16,980,010
17,217,685
1.4
518,194,402,
555,800,572
759,872,487
+
Total (6 cities).
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—
-San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve Districtifew
York—Albany.,
Blnghamton
lew York—
H
66,782,777
Washington—Seattle
64,054,011
(a)
130,100,151
2.917,884
Bmlra
Jamestown
(a)
128,346,584
__
Buffalo
3,076,293
3.591,671
4,426,557
+
4.3
—
—
—
49,745,449
(a)
46,826,507
3,904,117
1.4
145,284,630
141,585,030
5.1
2,902,454
3.028,749
—18.9
4,297,676
3,830.476
:0^547.923,670
10,284,140,188
+
2.6
9,957,676,999
10,590,514.905
Rochester
12,344.978
40,809,075
+
3.8
39,488,365
41.009,315
Syracuse
27,501,213
27,759,203
0.9
29,558,624
24,541,260
._
New York
Connecticut—6 tarn ford
New
(a)
—
28,263,487
Jersey—Newark
66,707.634
71,230,085
Northern New Jersey
75,643,539
75,836,102
26,851.979
—
—
Utah—Salt
(9
cities)
10,961,759.950
10,729,695,152
+
—
1.2
207,664,594
+
3.0
7,103,230
+
0.1
222,766,506
89,005,091
94,062,940
5.4
84,082,063
95,692,371
25,849,403
25,264,474
2.3
29,006,517
29,674,26*
Lake
Pasadena
18,917,781
San
Francisco
San
Jose
.
645,016,311
30,610,542
Santa Barbara
18,594,875
626,676,615
27,795,571
9,326,778
(10 cities).
8,276,858
14,224,825
Stockton
13,876,128
—
+
+
+
1.7
2.9
17,034,533
<18,456,067
73,732,900
0.3
74,605,717
•
21,397.96C
29,555.880
29,407,53*
7,895,343
•
8,052,63®
14,643,043
12,439,24%
Grand
total
(108 cities)
1,272,872,258
1,256,797,113
+
1.3
1.249.900,075
1.408,653,441
21,330,214,887
21,209,223,112
+
0.6
21,150.727,581
22,025,477,246
10,782,291,217
10,925,082,924
—
1.3
11:193,050.582
ll.434.962,343
78,840,031
10.398,867,960
•
753,067,726
+ 10.1
2.5
.6,994,45®
240,199,15®
630.148,366
+ 12.7
+
>
22,797,033
G.3
2.2
211,728,090-
'
6,888,969
207,434,678
City
California—Long Beach
Total
227,926,005
7,093,225
207,667,698
Oregon—Portland
Outside New York City.
Total
225,160,604
Vaklma
11,030,610,323
•Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
1
'
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
<1194)
»9
12,
1958 TO SEPTEMBER
IS,
(as extended)
.
Friday
$
Free
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0209361
.0208881
.0207777
—
pound
Australia,
Ltd.
.0385356*
Belgium,
Canada,
Ceylon,
franc
dollar
.210109
1.023125
1.021093
.210184
.210134
.210009
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00238125
.00238125
.00238125
.00238203
.209895
pound
.210053
.210003
.209878
2.802812
2.803125
2.803125
.00277912*
.326670
.326737
.326550
.326716
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
,0800560*
.264200
.264216
.264166
.264166
2.773205
2.775061
2.775371
2.775371
2.776732
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
—
,0238095*
.0228095*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.0238095*
krona
franc
Union of South Africa, pound
Sweden,
.233350
.233350
2.792652
2.803125
2.790473
2.792341
2.802812
2.800937
Inc.—
.Oct
of
thousands
(In
dollars)
Sent. 17,
which
1958
19,431,893
account—,
873,534,
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
1957
114,000
—
27,402
+
■
gold certificate reserves
369,072
loans
U.
advances—
207,160
340
S. Government
+
361,935
cash
28,901
outright—
Acceptances—bought
118,778
20,305,427
notes of other banks
.
—1,640,096
26,467
+
5,139
256,940
—
_
.
165,750
—
+
401,337
—
+
1,573,679
21,507,291
:
-
10,000
-
-
Bonds
10,000
+
2,483,771
and
Loans
adjusted:?
Total
bought outright___
Held under repurchase agree-
165,750
24,914,872
+
to
Loans
1,667,037
loans
24,914,872
securities
25,151,273
165,750
+
+
859,435
loans
Other
Total
Due
loans
from
and
foreign
15
banks.
Uncollected cash items
Bank
6,388,638
90,175
premises
Other
—
assets
141,723
+
146
+
8,277
+
27,937
52,808,258
+ 1,137,271
—
786,191
securities—
26,950,598
55,044
+
96,604
Deposits:
Member
bank
18,447,253
reserves
U. S.
Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign
■%
356,445
Other
269,828
192,045
__
•____
—
Total deposits
19,265,571
availability cash items
Other liab. & accrued
275,832
446,693
Balances
25,987
—
4,457
48,774
—
+
16,728
5,197,805
dividends
17,576
118,451
—
+
—1,097,039
1,301,323
+
668
—
217,858
46
—
domestic
with
Total
liabilities
CAPITAL
51,431,550
__.
Time deposits except U. S. Government—
S. Government deposits
—_—_
U.
Domestic
banks
782,623
-
Federal
in
356,920
___
+
668
+
9,443
+
+
809,195
capital
accounts
210,593
18,602
$34,059
—
56,229
Gas,
Laboratories ""(quar.)
Lambert
(Alfred)
Lamson
Corp.'(Del.)
104
Lamson
&
+
Class
A
B
Stock
v
'
405
1,067.
Reserve Banks
—
+284
—21
—
+
to
loans
banks
and
deduction
after
of
valuation
Ratio
of
serves
note
liab.
&
52,808,258
+1,137,271
certificate
re¬
deposit and F. R.
*Sept.
W.)
liabilities
combined
liability
purchased
43.9 %
_
on
for
.1%
2.6(r
foreign
78,549
4,232
1,031
1958,
5
Section
13b
surplus
of
+
16,688
296
—
$27,543,000.
Gondition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Sept. 10: An increase of
$1,210 million in demand
deposits adjusted and a decrease of $1,373 million in
U. S.
Government deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans increased in all dis¬
tricts and a total of $207 million at all
reporting member
banks; the principal increases were $61 million in New
York
City, $31 million in Chicago, $21 million in the
Dallas District, $19 million in the
Minneapolis District
and $14 million each in the
Philadelphia and Atlanta
Districts. Changes according to
industry appear in an¬
other
press
release.
Real
estate
loans
increased
$26
million.
decreased:
Treasury certificates
of indebtedness
by $86 million, Treasury notes $107 mil¬
lion, and U. S. Government bonds $38 million. Holdings
of "other" securities increased $153 million.
Demand
Below will be found a list of corporate
bonds, notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
Including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
deposits adjusted
& Sons, 3,85%
preferred
preferred
96+4c
25c
iquar.)
Co.
Cement
35c
;_
tquar.)
30c
$1.12 Va
—
$1.4394
NOTICE
increased
$630
million
in
OF TENDER
Company and Issue—
National
Date
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
'
.
'
'
5-30
25c
10-1
12-31
10- 1
10- 1
25c
refunding mortgage bonds due 1990
Sep
*
23
1047
•
894
Date
Company and Issue—
Associated Artists Productions Corp.—
Page
Joint
8%
Loew's
*
946
Oct
1
851
Lord
1st mtge. 4%% bonds, due 1987—Oct
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 4+2% cumul. pfd. stock
Nov
1
747
Lorillard
4+4'+
Gas
<i%
s.
System,
debentures,
Consumers
Power
1966
due
Inc.—
series G.
1981—!
Freightlines,
15
1043
Oct
1
851
Oct
1
894
Nov
1
894
Oct
1
1046
Oct, 1, 1975-Oct
1
1046
cumul. preferred stock_Oct
1
65]
1
952
Inc.—
f. convertible
due Oct.
1,
1967:.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—
2debentures due Oct.
Maytag
New
New
Co. cumulative
Bedford
2%%
Gas
notes,
Haven Water
Gen. & ref.
&
series
1,
Light
due Oct.
B,
;
1975—
mortgage 4+8 %
bonds due
Oct
■
5%:
St.
4+2%
Electric
&
(quar.)
preferred
Lowenstein
.
(Mi)
9-12
r 9-12
1
1
1
•
9-12
9-12
.
Sons
9-20
10-23
9-10
10- 1
9-30
9-10
9-15
9-30
9-15
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-10
10-10
10-10
v
.
.
3
$1.24
$1.05
$1.11
10-15
10-15
9-30
9-30
150c
9-29
lo- 1
9-16
9-12
+2212c
11- 1
10-15
20c
:
3_i______
Co.,
Ltd.
31 (4c
15c
(reduced)
Power
tquar.)
1
1
1
3%
;_/_3i
-
Lawrence
preferred
"
101010•
'
101110-
9-10
Co.; (Kentucky)—
Tquar.)3
&
10-1
62+2c
$1.75
85c
—
preferred* (quar.)—
Gas
9-30
10-1
9-30
9-26
$1.75
15c
^3
4.16%
Lower
1974
:
(quar.)
Light—(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Louisville
9-19
9- 5
11-17
2-19
11-17
2-19
9-17
9-17
9-19
9- 9
10-1
$1.06+4
$1.0834
$1.10
preferred
Common
ser. B, due
—_
^____—
(quar.)
dividend
4.96%
9-30
9-30
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
2nd pfd. (quar.)
(increased interim)
4.44%
Co.—
1,
Co.—
mtge. bonds 3 Ve %
Northern Natural Gas Co.. 5+2%
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
First
preferred
com.
9-10
$1
preferred
Angeles. Drug
Stock
9-15
in-in
30c
j$l
27+2c
Hcrtel; 7%
(P.)-Co.,
Louisiana Power &
1966—
preference stock
Edison
Baltimore
7%
I-os
-
debentures
Ltd.
Theatres,
Cement' (quay.)_—
convertible
5%
due
Co
9-15
11-1
25c
__——_______—
.
1
3%
Co.
9-17
12-15
50c 3-10-59
$1.10
12-10
$1.10 3-10-59
Island Lightings—
preferred "B" (quar,)__
4+4%
preferred "D" (quar.)
4.35%
preferred. "E"
(quar.)____
4.40%
preferred; "G"
(quar.)__
Lorain Coal & Dock ,Qo.—
15
debentures
convertible
Power
9-15
10- 1
50c
com.
(increased quar.)
(quar.)____—.——
(Marcus)
-
12+2c
—..—_
(quar.)
Co.,
Chain .(quar. I
Long
5%
Oct
subordinated
Columbia
20c
(qliarHI-—:—
class A (quar.)
Special gtd.
Pipe
Star
9- 5
10-1
10-20
9-10
(Fort
Co.
40c
RR.
preferred
Steel
debentures due i960—Oct
6%
California Electric
Insurance
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
Original
capital
(quar.)
Lone
24
REDEMPTIONS
PARTIAL
Corp.
Lipe-Roilway,
Miami
Life
_2.i____
Quarterly,
Lionel
36c
U—_—$1.75
iquar.)
National
Lincoln
Locke
30
37+2c
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-20
9-10
9-10
10-15
10-27
Tobacco
Myers
preferred
7%
Lock
1st mortgage 4+2% bonds, series C, due 1961
—Sep
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
Consol. 4%-4+2 % ser. H to J bonds due 1960 to 1964—Sep
Public Service Coordinated Transport—
1st &
Page
/
.
Liggett &
10-21
10-21
19-31/,
10-21
9-30
10-1
10- 1
11- 3
12-1
9-25
10-15
11- 1
10- 1
12+2c
Liberty Loan Corp., common iquar.)
5% %
convertible
preference--—_______
Little
In which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Garrett
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $119 million in
New York City and a total of $221 million at all
report¬
ing member banks. Other holdings of United States
Government securities
62+2c
(quar.)
preferred
Portland
-
35c
;—
—
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
^Includes, prior to Sept. 2,
(quar.)
Liberty Life Insprance* <South Carolina)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
——______
Notices
accept¬
_____
(quar.)
Co., class A
&
common
Lexington Water, 5+4%. preferred (quar.)—
Liberty Fabrics, of New York, Inc.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
——_l__
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
—
—
(quar.)—
Lehn & Fink Products Corp.
(quar.)
Lerner Stores Corp., common (quar.)
786,191
gold
to
Contingent
ances
capital accts.
—
J15c
fl5c
,130c
f25c
lie
(quarx)____
4(2%
Total
!
B
(J.)
9-10
Acceptance, Ltd.—
Leath & Co.,
individual loan items are shown gross.1
3 figure revised (San Francisco District).
serves;
10-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Lees
9-15
10-15
5%
$1.20
Lehigh
10- 2
593«c
Class
re¬
9-20
+
9-13
9-15
12-15
12-15
9-16
preferred (quar.)_+_„_
Shops, Inc.—
Dividend
(H.
1
Co.,
Candy
Cquar.)
Lay
1
10-
tl5c
tl5c
30c
A
5%
12-26
9-12
9-15
9-15
9-15
10-
L__
-Sessions
Laurentide
823
182
;
235
347
+
70
—
9-19
f-30
9-30
12-31
12-31
9-30
(quar.)
convertible
Secord
9-12
9-26
tl5c
tl5c
(quar.)
4,75%/
9-23
25c
(quari)
Class
Laura
9-26
10- 9
1-9-59
10-1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
50c
(quar.)
Class
+1,048
+4,818
+1,117
I
Y.).
(quar.)
B
9-13
10-15
10-21
Inc.—
20
A
N.
1—
Class
+158
1,503
._2_ '
B (initial)National Bank (Brooklyn,
_:i:
$2.50
of
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—
(quar.) __™_—
II-
15c
$30c
22+2c
27c
31+4c
preferred
Extra
,%
•
15c
common
preferred
4.32%
Lakeside
+1,210
+140
—1,373
11,703
——
.
others
^Exclusive
Ltd.
(John),
Laclede
Lafayette
—
9-10
9-12
9-5
9- 2
11-14
9-20
9-20
9-8
9-8
18c
7^
—
Class
Borrowings:
From
v
'
-
(quar.)______
Quarterly
deposits:
banks
Foreign
v
(quar.)
A
A
University
Extension
+1,837
+1,908
+
440
—
290
38
+153
—• 93
+ 44
+ 51
— 54
56,719
28,563
2,319
.
S.
pfd.
dividend
Salle
5%
9-11
10- 1
11- 1
$1.50
SI.75
13^4c
—
+2,749
+3,175
—
2*505
——
+
demand
Consolidada,
Stock
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
Other
+ 1,127,160
—
banks
adjusted
deposits
Demand
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric Co., 5+j+f
+7,902
+ 141
-«^107
1,036
:—.
;
—
1- 8
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
11-25
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
40c
$1
—
4-15
8-29
9-11
'
2nd
La
131
392
54
—
19,919
9,612
1,619
12,782
LIABILITIES—
662,617
319,522
+
—
vault
in
From
Capital
e
with Federal Reserve Banks—_
Interbank
Deferred
,
banks——_—————
to
Loans
Cash
notes
Reserve
—
Reserves
LIABILITIES—
Federal
—
.
+
+
+221
86
1,610
4,335
6,800
—«
notes
2
26
+ 26
—-10
+
(reduced)-
9-30
10- 8
1- 8
10- 1.
28+»c
30c
—
'
10-1
20c
(quar.)
(quar,)_—
1st pfd.
(quar.)_^
1st preferred
Kuhunan
165
+
(quar.)
common
8-29.
10-10
Company—
Labatt
indebtedness—
bonds
U.S.
Other
Total assets
—.—
.
securities—total——
certificates of
Treasury
Treasury
24,697
1,723
+'
—
/.
Government
S.
Treasury bills
7
—
+1,649,894
U.
—-—-————■
+
+
1,247
9,100
11,340
32,664
———
——
loans
estate
Real
1,667,037
423,874
—
9
1,840
preferred
17o
La
carrying securities—^
Other loans for purchasing or carrying
(quar.)__—
preferred
prior
4.80 '/o
6f/e
pur¬
or
securities
securities
Govt,
for
dealers
Industries,
convertible
Kroger
+8,122
-—1,688
—2,320
+
125
+405
+262
+207
—
8
561
—
___.
and
brokers
chasing
;
Total U. S.
—
Commercial and industrial loans
317,979
—
4'/o
1957
94,703
52,427
29,523
investments adjusted:?
Loans
—
Ltd.
Mines,
Koppers Co., common
Sept. 11,
1958*
Oil
McGee
Keyes Fibre Col,
(In millions of dollars)
Agricultural
inent
Sept. 3,
——
Gold
9-19
9-22
10-20
Kimberly Clark Cqrp. (quar.)—45c
King sport Press (quar.)
:
_______
20c
Kirsch Co. (quar.
—
25c
Knudsen Creamery, 60c preferred
(quar.,i__
15c
Koehring Co., 5% convertible pfd. A (quar.)
62 Vfec
bf/o convertible preferred B (quar.)
62+20
$21
Increase ( + ) or
ASSETS—
913,810
Kerr
A\klU
1958
Bills
(quar.)
;——
preferred (s-a)
5%
Decrease (—) Since
Sept. 10,
10- 1
10-15
25c " 10-15
25c 1-15-59
2bc 4 15-59
$1.25 1-15-59
|20c
9-25
(quar.)i___
common
inc.,
H older»
Pauable oi Reo.
25c
$1
,.
—
(quar.)
Common
follows:
8,069
+
Bought outright—
Notes
banks
ber
269
Stone,
Kerr-Addison
and liabilities of reporting mem¬
A summary of assets
securities:
Certificates
897
When
Share
(quar.)
Common
Banks increased
Reserve
$284 million and borrowings from others decreased
million. Loans to banks decreased $93 million.
815,402
—
1,183
—
19,072
—
1
—
Kentucky
mostly
deposits. Demand deposits credited
Federal
Refining
Kennecott
CooDer -.(reduced)———
i—— '•>/.
Kennedy's, Inc., common (quar,)——22+2C
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.) ——
31+4C
in New York City and
was
from
Borrowings
47,362
—
—
Francisco Dis¬
banks increased $158 million.
to domestic
—1,667,498
4,778
—
million
$128
in other than savings
Sept. 18,
Sept. 10,
1958
ASSETS—
and
752
Announcement in this issue.
Kendall
District, and by smaller amounts in all but one of the
other districts. Time deposits increased $140 million, of
Increase ( + ) or
Industrial
548
l
DIVIDENDS
trict, $93 million in the Chicago District, $65 million in
the Cleveland District, $64 million in the Philadelphia
Decrease ( —) Since
Discounts
,
.193283*
$166 million in the San
New York City,
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Total
1046
(Continued from page 16)
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
F. R.
750
1
„
Nov
<*ar
Other
148
446
1
Name of Company
certificate
949
—.___Oct 15
stock-
preference
►Nominal.
Gold
949
Oct i'l
Nov 25
-Oct
1
debs, due Dec. 1. 1966
Sep 30
s.f. debs, due June 1, 1982__Oct
9
2.804500
.
.233350
Kingdom, pound sterling-
749
948
conv.
2.794021
2.803125
851
2
.233350
2.792652
*
851
_Oct
1
Octy. 1
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco. Co. 4 +2% preferred stock
Thermoid Co. convertible preferred stock
—
.140080*
,140080*
.140080*
1042
„.^.
•
$2.50 cumulative preferred stock-.
Co.,
cumulative
6 7o
.496950*
Switzerland,
P*i?»
fund £%■ bonds due 1972—_Oct cl
Northern Canadian. Mortgage Co.,
.140080*
krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo—___:
Spain, peseta
Norway,
"
,
5'1
Ling Electronics, Inc. 6%
National Fuel Gas Co.
.0800560*
.264200
Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound-
Leath &
.00277912*
.326737
.00277912*
.00277912*
CALLED
Ltd.—
.»
•
?
bonds due June 1, 1974
Knudsen Creamery Co. of California—
60-cent cumulative preferred stock—
2.804500
.00277912*
ISSUES
Renfrew & Co.,
First mortgage
.210003
2.800937
Corp.—
First mortgage sinking
Holt.
.238612
.238600
.238612
.238625
.238612
995
Family Finance Corp. 4Va% pfd. stock, series A and B__Jan
Gulf States Land '& 'Industries, Inc.—
1.023750
.00238125
Japan, yen
United
6%
.0200593
.0200562
1.022656
.00311807*
mark
Germany, Deutsche
India,
rupee
Malaysia,
.0200593
.210059
rupee
markka
(Metropolitan), franc
Ireland,
.0385356*
.0200625
897
1
cumulative convertible preferred stock—
series cumul. conv. .preferred stock
5%
.0385356*
.0385356"
Contract
General
1.023437
Finland,
France
.0385356*
.0200562
schilling-
Austria,
1
—Oct
Al/$% debentures clue Oct. 1, 1969
ENTIRE
2.234660
2.233565
2.233565
2.233316
2.231822
_
794
Oct
;
Date
10-year ,5.%^debentures due Sept. 30, 1958—Sep 30
Continental Baking Co. 3+8 % debentures due 1980
Oct
1
.0204516
.0555555*
—
.
Cenco Corp.
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0208954
Official-
995
C
Company and Issue—_
$
$
collateral trust bonds
mortgage &
•
-"-*
1092
1
1
;
.
33/4%
Sept. 18
Sept. 17
Sept. 16
Sept. 15
$ '
Sept. 12
,
bonds due Oct. 1, 1982——1
Trans'Mountain Oil Pipe Line •Co.-a-'.r
Ventures
Argentina, peso-
15
v..
Terminal RR.—
First
*
.
7'
1972______Oct
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
.
.
j
Oct.»:15,
sinking fund debentures 'due Oct. 1, 1982__:
.Oct.
1st mtge. bonds 3% series due 1979__Oct
*5+!%
Toledo
York (Value In United States Money)
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New
Monetary Unit
.*
Toledo Edison Co.
1st mtge.
Country and
1
-Nov..
—_______—
Shawinigan Water & Tower Co'.— •'
5+a % convertible debentures xlue
Southern Union Gfis Co.—
INCLUSIVE
1958,
Jan. 1, 1973
25-year series A and B loan bonds,..due
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
SEPTEMBER
v
Kalisyndicat
of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Pursuant to the
Syndicate of Germany (Deutches
G. m. b. h.)—
Potash
:';,V Page
Date
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
(s-a»_
_____
...
Volume
88
J
Number 5779
.
t
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicler
.
.
-
'
-
•" -*
(1195)
far
Name of
Company
Ltd.
Typograph (initial •
Lynchburg Foundry Co.___X
Oat
&
&
X--X
t quar.)_
Ltd.,
Inc.
class
A
coal
tquar.)
Chemical
Corp.;
Maiaraa corp.,
Convertible
Ltd.—
,
priority
shares
...
.
9-10
Morgan
Engineeimg
9-10
9-12
1
9-
10-15
$5
10-
$2.50
10-
(Philip)
53lie
__
.
iO-
8
7%
preferred
Motor
Finance
Motor
;
Mount
Diablo
Mount
9-15
Co.,'*-"'
Corp.,
425c
9-30
10-
9-17
6%'
preferred
(increased)
XI
Muskegon
Mutual
Maple Leaf Milling
X 5preference '
Co.
iN.
Co.,
Y.t
Midland
Ltd.—
Corp.,
4% convertible preferred
Maritime Telegraph &
10-10
10-15 :
;_
XX
(quar.)
10-T.
10-1
9-15
10-15
9-15
Common
7ie
•
Market
Basket
(Calif.), common
""SI: preferred (quar. )X____X
Marlin-Rockwell; Corp. (quar,)
'
10-15
Marsh
Marshall
Field
&
Co.,
4(4«v<
X'
pfd.
National
Biscuit,
National
Cash
9-20
National
9-20
National
9-19
l".f-
9-29
;
10-
1".'
9-12
i "
9-15
National
30c
10-
''
.%
9-30
Marshall-Wells. Co.,. 6% preferred (quar.)_
$1.06.1/4
■' 9-30 "
Company (quar.
40c X 9-24 %
Shipbuilding & Drydock—
:'X
' X'X' ;
_
(quar.)
Masonite
Corp.
Stock
-
(quar.)-,—
____X__
Investors
1
Stock
2%'
...
Fund
Quarterly
from net income—;:
Massachusetts Life Fund (increased
net
investment
__„X_
"5c
Asphalt :Corp..:..u>
Industries-, Inc. (quar.)
Maxwell, Ltd., common
preferred
•
(J;' WV), Inc. (quar.)
McColl-Prontenac Oil Co.. Ltd.—
preferred
McLean
o'i.
Stores
Mead,
Johnson
Medusa
;
Mfg.
&
Melcliers
'
20c
'
A
.
&
Machine
&
Metro,
Inc.,
7't
Corp.
common
preferred
dividend
'
87(26'
*
preferred
(quar.)________
>'4.35%
4.45%
(F.
Copper
Michaels
4%%
Bros.
Co.
Stern
&
4.40%
.
Middle
Midwest
X
4(a%
,
6%
Miles
preferred
Mill
class
Co.
'
Co..
term
(quar.)
11-29 ,"
*
(quar.)________
(quar.)
plus
River
Marie
S.)
Co.
(quar.)
—_
Telephone Co. (Ohio)
' l
preferred (quar.)———X—
Newberry (J. J.) Co.. common (quar.)_____„
3%%
preferred
(4c
from
from
4.10%
preferred
9-18
4.85%
preferred
(0- 1
*1010-
9-15
1
9-12
Class
1
9-5
Nicholson
9-5
Nopco
1
"10-
1
9-5
B
Chemical
Normetal
Co.
Norris-Thermador
9-15
North
American
Petroleum
Rubber
X
Ltd.,
Brewery,
(quar. 1
Ltd.,
class
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
(accum.i
(quar.)___:
$2.50
$2.50
preferred
Northern
4.50%
preferred
4.70%
preferred
Montgomery Ward
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-16
Northern
Co.,
(guar.)
(quar.)
12c"
10-15
9-30
9-25
9-15
10-15
9-15
10-
preferred
8-29
4V4%
9-15
Northern
30c
10'
1.'
9-29"
12-15
9-11
9-15
12-
1
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
40c
(quar.)—
preferred
9-15
Northland Utilities Ltd
(s-a>
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
9-15
Northwestern
.10-
1
9-15
Nova
10-
1
9-15
Noxzema
Class
10.
25c
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
9-30
$40c
Scotia
common
(stock
Ocean
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd
1
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-11
&
8-29
Supplies,
Ltd
8-29
8-29
50c
10-15
9-
5
$1.75
10-1
9-
5
Brass
Class
Ohio
B
Edison
4.44%
10-15
9-19
class
A
preferred
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
—
common
(quar,)
4.40%
preferred
preferred
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
10-24
10-15
9-25
1
9-10
$2
10-
10-
3
preferred
1
9-29
9-
5
4.60%
preferred
9-10
Pepsi-Cola Co.
9-30
9-30
9-15
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-15
40c
10-15
5
10-
1
Pfizer
2%
60c
$1
%—
(quar.)
9-17
10-
1
9-
5
10-1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
8
—X__
$1.18%
10-
1
9-
8
50c
10-
Philco
Corp.,
9-19
Philip
9-12
(5c
9-
8
Philippine Long Distance
9-
8
Phoenix
10-
1
9-
8
Piedmont
87 (4 c
10-
1
9-12
50c
10-
Insurance
9-15
9-30
9-15
Polaroid
9-30
9-15
9-15
J15C
10-
1
9-
9
415c
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-15
9-22
9-12
9-30
Plough,
5%
Inc.
&
1st
$2.50 2nd
Pomona
Portable
9-10
9-10
9-30
9-
5
9-30
9-
5
9-30
9- 4
9-
3
12-
3
Pratt
<fe
1
9-22
Prince
11-
1
9-22
—
Telephone
Procter
9-30
8-22
10-14
9-19
10-14
9-19
10-14
9-19
$1.25
$1
53(aC
Tools,
Inc.
Gas
1
9-18
9-10
North
4.30%
preferred
preferred
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
11-14
10-15
9-29
9-15
9-29
9-15
9-30
9-
$1
66c
$1.11
10-
1
(quar.)
$1.10
10-
1
(quar.)
974c
97V2C
10-
1
2
Carolina,
9-15
'
Pyle-National
9-15
8%
Ltd.
Co.,
9-
5
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-26
8-25
30c
9-30
9-
8
$50c
9-30
9-
5
$75c
10-15
-t57c
10-15
10- 1
12-
1
10-15
9-19
9-19
9-12
11-15
9-25
$2
17(4c
10- 1
9-15
9-30
9-16
10-
1
9-15
14c
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-12
5c
35c
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
,10-1
9-15
$1.16(4
10-1
9-15
10-
9-15
1
-i—
$1.06
(quar.)—
45c
9-30
35c
$1.02
9-30
8-29
9-30
8-29
$1.04
9-30
8-29
$1.07(4
9-30
8-29
$1.26(4
9-30
8-29
9-24
9-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
—_—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Purex Corp., Ltd.
(increased)
Stock dividend
(George)
9-30
$1
com.
(quar.)
Oklahoma—
Corp., com. non-voting (quar.)—
(quar.)-—
original preferred (quar.)
Publicker Industries, common (stock div.)—
Purity Stores,
9- 5
$3
(quar.)
Fund
common
preferred (quar.)
X
—
—*
——
(Boston)
(quar.)
—
50c
1
8-29
50c
9-24
9-12
$1.75
9-19
5%
1CK- 1
9-30
20c
27(^0
9-30
9-12
9-30
9-15
4%
7%
Putnam
9-16
10-15
10-15
$25c
common
Common voting
9-15
1
1
9-30
of
$1.40 div. preference common
4.08% preferred (quar.)
5.05%
9- 8
9-15
9-25
15c
:——
Public Service Electric & Gas, com.
preferred
1
75c
———
Ltd.,
2%
9-24
9-30
5
31 (4c
40c
preferred
.4.18%
8
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
of
8
9-
25c
4.24%
Co.
Co.
9-
11-
(quar.)X.
(quar.)
Co., 8% pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
3
9-
10-
Co.
4.65%
9-25
9-10
9-24
10c
(quar.)
9-30
10-
9-10
10-
9-29
25c
-
Electric
10-15
9-18
9-19
9-24
25%
(reduced
42'4c
1
1
10-
(quar.)—___—_
preferred
(quar,)_—
10-
1
10-
20c
common.,
(Pa.)
4%
3
10-
10-15
62(4c
—
Inc.
9-30
9-
1
1
30c
15c
10-24
1
10-
X__
Paper Co.
440c
10-
6
10-15
10-
(quar.)—
tquar. t
9-12
9-20
10-
62(4c
(quar.)—
9-19
10-24
9-15
9-10
10-20
9-15
9-19
10-16
10-15
1
1
1
1
1
10-15
10-
10-
1
10- 1
11-
12(4c
5c
1
10-31
10-15
20c
10-
11-
1
75c
X_—
10-
25c
9-15
9-19
11-
97(4c
quar.)_
10-
422yac
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transport Co.,
Service
10-
10-15
9-15
Gamble
Service
4
1
40c
5.60%
10- 1
75c
$1.75
RR.
$1.37(4
Public
10-10
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.t
Progress Manufacturing (quar.)
Prophet Company (quar.)
Prospect Hills Apartments—
$5.40 preferred
(accum.)
Public
9-
9-10
10-
Lambert,
Providence
9-30
9-30
93(4c
Electric
&
25c
50c
Co.
Gardner
50c
and
Power (quar.)
of Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar )
11-
9-10
87(4c
Power Corp.
11-18
25c
X—SI
Co., 5% preferred
Porto Rico Telephone (quar.)____
12-15
2
9-17
(quar.)__
Transit
Potomac
9-
9-19
9-18
General
9-10
9-30
1
dividend
9-30
10- 1
1
Mfg.
Portland
1
50c
10-
Sulphite &
Portland
10-
9-12
9-26
9-25
_________
preferred (quar.)
8-29
10-15
11-15
50c
10-
quar.)X—
profits
sec.
dividend
Stock
11-15
1
1
75c
Electric
Stock
X
1
12-
10-
9-10
common
Porter (H. K.)
12-
25c
$1
(increased
Tile
Huron
9-24
2
25c
25c
$1.75
preferred
6
10-
9-10
(irregular)——
Oil Co.
Corp.,
10-
1-2-59
9-10
10-
10-10
Water
9-12
9-26
9-10
10-
(quar.)__—_—____
Chocolate (quar.)
Union
Plymouth
9-15
$1.02'4
9-15
9-10
10-
1
(quar.)
Nut
9-30
9-30
10-
$1.10
83:)/4C
9-30
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred (quar.)__
Pitney-Bowes, 4(4% pfd. B (quar.)—
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
9-30
9-30
$1.12(4
10-
(Hartford)
Northern Ry.
Common
9-10
10-13
3(4 %
1
9-30
10-
10c
from
1
10-10
8
60c
9-10
30c
income)
10-
$1.50
9-
$1.12(4
(increased
10-
<fe
10-
40c
Morris,
9-26
5
45c
13(4c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Inc., common (quai\),
4%
preferred
(quar.t—
—x
3.90% preferred (quar.)
8-29
9-
—
Philadephia & Trenton RR.
1
9-29
9-10
10-
Co.—
inv.
75c
11-14,.
1
—1—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
$1 pref. common (quar.)
from
1
9-25
10-
25c
X——
;
4%
5c
12-
$1.15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
_
(Charles)
9
9-15
(Me.)—
3(4%
10-"l
9-
9-12
1
X-
(quar.t
Service
9-26
10-
,__X—_—
Co.
Corp.___
Cement
Gas
12-15
9-23
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Petrolane
9-15
1-2-59
17%c
/
Pet Milk Co., common
4(4%
9-19
1
10c
common—
—
(quar.)
Securities
Permanente
1
10-
31(40
Corp.,
voting (quar.)
non-voting
;
Publishing Co. (reduced quar.)—__
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)—X.
___X
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)—v—
X
Peoples
10-
10c
Common
9-24
9-15
12(4c
Common
9-24
1
1
30c
Penton
10-15
10-
37(4c
(quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
10-
$1
—
$22(4c
'
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)_
3.35%
415c
(quar.)
9-19
9-30
5
425c
Co.,
9-19
10-
9-
450c
Co.,
9-19
10-15
10-15
9-27
425c
!
(quar.)
Extra
Ohio
9-19
10-15
$1.50
8
5%
Quarterly
9-12
9-19
10-15
$1.12(4
—___
Publication
8-29
8-29
Cement
1
10-15
9-19
9-
9-13
9-26
10-
dividend)
10-
$1.10
12-19
8-28
15c
9-26
'
20c
$1.09
9-30
9-30
15C
(quar.)
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.
9-15
9-30
9-24
415c
(quar.)
1
12-30
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)—.__
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)—
4(4 %
preferred
(quar.)
___:
——X
4.40% preferred (quar.)
.X-,——
20c
Co.—
Light, & Power Co., Ltd
Chemical,
B
Wire
10-
214c
$1.45
—
(quar.)_
Telephone (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd., com.
(quar.)—
Northern Telephone, Ltd.
(quar.)
9-15
.
6%
Provincial
Ohio
Steel
1
70c
10c
Penney (J. C.)
T
1
$25c
25c
preferred
X—
1"
10-
27(40
$$1.50
5% %
5.80%
Northern
1
10-
$1.75
9-18
$1.06
(quar.)_
Gasj Co.
9-18
10-15
(quar.)
9-29
$1.13
X
(quar.)
preferred
Natural
9-18
common—
9-15
$1.06(4
:
9-30
$1.183/4
1
44c
(quar.)_
9-30
10-
(quar.)
common
5% preferred (quar.)
Peninsular Metal Products
$1.25
9-29;
'
".10-
Transportation
Peabody Coal,
22c
(quar.)
preferred
9-26
$1.17(4'
common
(
9-17
462 (4c
(quar.)
1
2(4c
1
46240
(quar.)
common
11-17
$$1.50
(quar.)
11-
415c
Indiana Public Service—
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
'. 10-1
series
Gas,
preferred
$1.25
$1.12(4.
(quar.)
&
5%
1956
Illinois
10-
12-15
10-15
5%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Parker-Hannifin (quar.)
15c
9-5
9-12
10-15
$50c
(quar.)
Parmelee
50c
(quar.)
9-19
10-30
preferred
9-19
40c
9-19
62(46 ' i 10- 1*
common
Gas
1
9-15
9-15
Co.—
9-19
18%c
1"
'
6%
preferred
conv.
1
43c
(quar.)
10-
9-17
*
$1
1
50c
Ltd.
Corp.
$1
20c
10-
20c
(quar.)
Co.
$40c
Moptana-Dakota Utilities,
X
-
1
1
25c
—
(quar.)
10-
$1.31(4
Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
preferred 1956 series (quar.)
,
Mfg.,
Chemical
6%
Port
American
20c
A
Park
9-12
85c
Penn
$1.12»/2
B
9-19
Planters
North
30p
Monarch Knitting, Ltd.,
4'LX pfd.
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.—*
3
9-30
9-15
North
$1.15
'
10-
15c
9-30
North Star
$1.10
A (quar.)
Pantex
45c
9-15
$31(4c
class
9-19
(quar.)__
9-15
50c
(quar.)
3
Plainfield
8-29
50c
(irregular)
Co.
10-
9-19
—
1010-
IVo
—
(quar.)
1
9-25
9-22
preferred
10-
Aviation
4,/4%
(quar.)__
4%
15c
9-^5
10-
X
9-22
9-24
50c
American Sulphur Co
Eastern Pipe Line
9-19
$1.21(4
Mining Corp.,
9-15
9-30
V
(quar.)___
3
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
_1
1
Panhandle
10-
9-15
9-25
'
30c
10-
50c
—i
Ltd.
9-15
XX
10-13
31'/4c
com.
(quar.)
Tubes,
10-15
(quar.)
Refractories
(quar.)
15c
preferred
1
(quar.)___
9-30-"
'
6%
Page-Hc-rsey
90c
(quar.)__
File
9-22
10-23
9-15
19c
1
—
1
$1
(quar.)
Telegraph,
1
5.25 % preferred (quar.V
Niagara Wire Weaving, Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
10-
$1.18a/4
Advertising Co.,
11-
iquar.
in-
(quar.)__
9-19
Outdoor
10-
——
1
$1.44
Common
Pacific Telephone &
93 %c
(quar.)__
long
y
pfd.
9-19
3
Pacific
9 7 (4 c
9-9
*
10-15
10-
L_
-
(quar.)—
convertible preferred
93%c
(quar.)
9-19
11-14
20c
preferred
;X__.—
(quar.)——
preferred
9-19
10-15
$$1.75
(quar.)
Pacific Intermountain Express
(quar.t■Pacific Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd. (quar.)—
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
tquar.)
Power, common
preferred
(quar.y
preferred
10- i "
11-14
Co.
(quar.)—_
(quar.)—
3%% preferred
Mohawk
3.40%
9-15
$25c
(s-a)
—
$1.12(4
3.60%
50c
-
,
Service, common
preferred
(quar.)
A
Trust
1
37(4c
93%c
6%
4.22%
Corp.
Gas Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Containers,
Class
York
9-30
10-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
$1.12(4
——
3.90%
'
Valley
Monawk
5%-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)i,
41/4,%
Gc.
Fuel
Mohawk
<
11-14
Indemnity
35c
(quar.)——
Electric & Gas—
9-15
10c*
(quar.)
Modern
Class
—
'
gains)
Gas
Molson'c
9-3
Pacific
Philadelpia Fund
56(40 * ' 10- i '
:
2c
9
$1.09
Shipbuilding
10-16
50c "
(quar.)
_:
3
Service—
1
37(/2c
'
(ouar.(_
Ste.
9-10
9-
10-
3
$1.01 Va
(quar.)_.
(quar. 1
10c
preferred
Inc.
income
preferred
4.90%;
(quar.)
—
$1.25
Mississippi Glass (quar.)
Quarterly
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
•
9-30 "
11-
.
25cX. 10-
—_
Aluminum Co, (quar.)
(J.
pfd.
(quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System
56V4C
common
capital
Mitchell
;_____—
9-11
S1.37(g
.____
Mobile
be
—
authorization)
45c"
10-1
22%cXr 9-30
75c"
" 10-)
:_
9-30
9-25
50c
(quar.)
made after
9-25
50c
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Newport Electric,
$1.12'^
(monthly)
Fund,
Mississippi
Mississippi
9-3
pfd.
—
$4.75
85c
9-12
$1.10.
Power & Light
preferred (quar.)
$4.60
1
5%
Co.,
Terminals
Extra
$4.75
10-
45c
9-26 "
Minnesota
Mirror
33,4%
9-30
10-15
preferredX
Coast
8
10-
$1.12'4
(quar.)_^
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Chicago & St. Louis RR. ("quar.)_
Honduras Rosario Mining Co. (final)
$4.50
10-1
17c
fs-at—
vestment
5%
9-12
2nd
5
3
25c
(quar.)
Public
State
10-15
$25c
—
4% pfd. (quar.)__
Paper (reduced)dividend
—.——-x,
Coast
6%
Pacific
9-
11-
25c
preferred
York
10-1
A
convertible
Minnesota
f
New
$15c
$13%c
;—
(increased)
(increased)
common
—
12-
1
$15c
(quar.)
60C
common_..____
Minneapolis Brewing Co.—
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault
RR.
9-12
9-9
1-2-59
9-8
$15c
preferred
preferred
Niagara
common
Ltd
$1.25
Miller-Wohl
;
9-12
9-25f
9-26:'
10- 1
securities
net
Telephone, Ltd.
Water
York
9-20
—
10c
York
New
9-30
9-15
Newark
Class
4(a%
New
10-10
tquar.)—__
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
Co.——
(quar.)
Orleans
4% %
9-16
1
20c
Canada,
preferred
4.36%
8-29
9-3
(quar.)
Laboratories
Factors,
"
New
9-15
9-3
*
—
from
Jersey Power & Light. 4%
4.05%
N. Y. &
Co.
(quar.15c
Reclaiming, com. (quar.)
25'c
non-cumulative
New
9-16
9-26 "
10-
40c
(quar.)
preferred ;(s-a)
9-26 :
Abrasive
Midwest Securities,
!
i
3
9-15
10-14
(25c from net invest¬
60c
Pub. Util. Commissioner's
6%
$1.08%
$1.11.%'
(quar.)________
—;___
and
Jersey Natural Gas Co.,
dividend (dates will
9-3
(quar.
Rubber
Extra
Corp.
Stock
10-
(quar.'
Midland-Ross* Corp., common
5(^«% preferred (quar. 1
Mid-West
10-
11-
New
10-1
X
Gas
1
1
10c
Insurance
convertible
Haven
10-1
;
preferred (quar.
South Utilities
(quar.)_.._
States' Telephone
(111.)
Mid-South
3
Co.—
preferred
New
New
;
(quar.')
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.,
Middle
9-12
10-31
1Q-
50c
Gas (quar.)
Hampshire FMre Insurance
' 96Vic'
X 97VJc
(quar.)
E;r" &
9-12
1
9-22
$40o
(quar.)__
Haven
20c'
95'c
(quar. )__zy____
preferred
Meyers
Miami
T
V
(quar.)_____
preferred
preferred
:__'L
i
_:
Ltd.
England Telephone & Telegraph
l'5c
X
(quar,)__
3.90%
9-12
7(4c
C
preferred
62 (4 c
New
New
9-19
1
10-
25c'
>-X:; .X X
3.85%
9-12
9-19
9-30
L____-
preferred
1
*12-
20c
$683/ic
62('ic
.
9-12
10-
117(i'i" "
'
9-12
10*1
2<r'
1
'
9-26
quar.)
.
3.80%
414%
2
9-12
$1.19
31 (4c
(quar.)
Common
9-12
10-
9-30
(quar.)
31 (4c
England Electric System (quar.)
England Gas & Electric Assn.—
9-15
1/
10-
-$'1
(quar.).
(quar.)__.
(quar.)l;^i—
"
New
New
9-29
87Vac !
(quar.)___
Metropolitan Rdlsun Co.—
1
9-29
i''
10-
30c
.
(quar.)„____Xi.—__^
< quar.
Metropolitan."Brick
:
15c
:
pfd.
Corp.
1
10-
75c
(quar
Controls
income
Brunswick
9-
' iO-
A
Pacific
Pan
—
(quar.)
Radiator
Products
New
$
X
45c"' 10-"'l:
iquar.)___
common
ment
1l;"
19-
45c
;&> Trv;rmit Corp.,' 7',;
Metals
'"
10-
$30c'X 12-31';• 11-29
(quar.)______
Merritt-Chapinan & Scott (reduced
Mersey Paper; Ltd;, 512^ preference
Metal
Neon
37(tic'":
preferred
Mcsta
9-11
Fire
S.
10-31
10c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Portland Cement
Class
$1.12(4
New
common-
Co.;
Nchi
1
"
10-15
in
9-19
1
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
:_L;
S3.50 preferred
(quar.nL"__
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (stock
$4
9-16
10-
*
Refining
Union
5
$1.12(4
_——
85c
10-8
3flfc" " 11-
9-19
the
paid
(quar.)__
Nation-Wide Securities
10-
(quar.-)'
:
30c
Cement (quar.40c
Merchants Bank of New York
Merchants Refrigerating Co.
Merck
9-12
"10-
50c
!_
at
to be
(quar.)_l_______
-Corp.,
Natlonal-U.
25c
(quar.)
shares
(quar.)
Car.
National
9-17
10-15
10-15
20c
(quar.)
National Tile & Mfg._
1"
10-30
50c
(quar.
Corp.
Standard
National
1"'
9-19
25c
6c
9-12
9-15
10-31
1
40c
75c
(quar.)
(quar. V
Mfg.
9-17
9-30'
D
Orangeburg
Oregon
$1.25
A
9-17
X
convertible
9-30
10-
9-22
9-30
10-
9-
Debenture
preferred
9-30
30c
9-17
2
15c
class
&
preferred B
9-30
$1.50
shaie
B
9-30
10c
(quar.
<fc
Sugar
4.75%
10-15
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
Steel
10c
(accum.)—
convertible
10-15
2 % %
9-12
9-12
1
10-
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
5a/4%
10-
of Ree.
9-30
_
4%
11-17
(quar.)
Shares
25c
Inc.
Holder$
9-30
America—
of
A (quar.)__
X
preferred B (quar.)XX
Co. (quar.)
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
__X_—__
7% preferred
(quar.)_
—_—1
Opelika Mfg. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
9-12
~20c
(MtJX---—
Industries
Screw
National
25c
preferred
is-ai—_____
Acceptance Corp., common
F_
preferred '(quar.)_X_____..____
Class
10-
15c
j_
Merchants
;
2nd
Valet,
Ontario Loan
9-30
50c
common
per
9-15
9-39
9-39
87c
iquar.i__
Distilleries, Lid.—
$1.50
2nd
5%
National
6(«i ^participating
y
5%
9-19
/"f.yy"-;'* 10-20 ;
Co.
Portland
9-12
9-12
* 10- 1 i
(quar.)
& Engineering Co.-—;
Machine
'
Co.
i—
preferred
5(4%
9-30
held,
(quar.)4_%—
Propane
National
62V2C
Corp.
$16,875
Presto
6%
10-15
10-15
Insurance
75c
tquar.)
Corp., 40c preferred
Oliver Corp., common (quar.)
4Via% preferred (quar.)
Omar, Inc. (quar.)—:
Stock
(quar.)
(fractional
preferred
National
,.
convertible class A preferred
McQuay-Norris
5 %
Life
(Mass.)
Town
Oxford
(quar.)
preferred
9-12
(quar.)
(quar.
9-19
Ultrj
common
Service,
National
50c
Co.
%
9-12
Cb.__
Trucking
McLellan
McNeil
9-25
9-30
9-19
2
9-16
$5c
B
National
9-22 ,'
$$1'
Corp.
9-
9-30
2%
l'1
convertible preferred
(quar.)L.
McDermott (J. Ray) A: Co.
(quar.)
Aircraft
8-29
of
l"x;
S3.50
Machitie
11-14
1
*5o
dividend
rate
Line
2'*
Insurance
Quarterly
Old
6c
9-10
4%
Old
X
—
Co.,
Linen
Stock
10-
____
11-29
10-
8
5c
9-10
5c
25'c
(quav.t
9-
11-14
10-15
$8c
Lead
Colony
When
Payable
37V2C
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass,
common
preferred
10-
:
Corp.," $2.50 preferred
McCrory Stores Corp., common
McDonnell
6%
$$1.50
?
(quar.
McCord
McKay
National
Old
Service
dividend
37 Vac
Register
Investors
3:15c
(quar.)_______:
Mays
4(o
9-30
20c
Maule
participating
9-30
25c
B
National
Stock
$1.50
_
9-11
9-11
XXXX
15c*
;
______
Class
National
1
9-29
quarterly
income XX
Mastic
$6
5
X^X'^-'XXx
•
from
9-15
9-
10-14
'
30c
:__X____
Growth
10-1.-
$1.12(2"; '10-
_
(quar.)X_________„_______
dividend
Massachusetts
31 (4c"
__
44%:; preferred
'
9-15
-
Common
s-a>
Class A (quay.
Class A (quar.)
■
Water
10c
<
(quar.)____:
Electric Welding Machine
(quar.)
Fire Insurance
(Hartford) (quar.)
Gypsum Co.
(quar.)_____
;
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
National
10-
Martin
.
::
Co.
(one share of Narda
10- i
$1.06(4
Maryland
9-19
9-12
50c
_X_
(quar.t
Corp, for each 50 shares
Corp. (quar.)
National Airlines (stock dividend)
30c" V
.
(quar.)
1
9-29
11-29
$15c
Natco
12c. "
X 1 "
-
,
10-
60c
sonics
?
(MXSons (quar.)_.
Steel « Missouri > X._X__;
9-17
Microwave—'
Stock dividend
9-22
"10-1"!
25c X 10- 1
\
;
1
6c
Piston
9-22
'
25c"
___
Marquette Cement Mfg.
.X 6'/
preferred y( quar.) __
Marsh
'
:■
_____
10-
Ohio
Ontario
/
•
_
9-15
$1.65
Co.
10-15
17(26
(quar.)
1
$1.75
System, Inc., common.
preferred., ' (quar.)
6%
.
9-19
25c
___
Telephone Co., Ltd— " 'XX
(quar.) XiXXX Xx^XXX": 420c
preferred XquaKjXxxXXX^
;x%
4174c
''
10-
$1.25
(resumed)___
Ring (quar.)
Mortgage .& Investment
Narda
$$i."25
.
8-29
9-15
(quar.)_
preferred
:
Brass
Mutual
9-30
50c
(quar.)
8-29
1
1
9-15
;
-
/
common
10-20"'
10-15".
50c
1
10-,
10-
_____
$5
..Extra
9
$1.50
■,
tquar.%-
rquar.XXX
Marine
9-
10-
Par
Share
Name of Company
One-Hour
(quar.)
Quarterly
Mueller
9-22
9-23*-
324c'
)XXXX_i
«quar.
Trusc
10-
8-29
lc
9-15
1".
X'.
10-
1
62 (4 c
Royal
9-15
1
10-
5
|
(quar.t
Corp.
Co.
-
Manufacturers
•"^
Dairies, Ltd. <quar,(__
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
-■
.
Public Service Co., common
(quar. )*,
29c
-4.7o%; preferred
(quarry.X
_X
,59340
Mancilestyr cxh X;7% preferred
taccum.)Xl
$1.75
Manischcwitz -B.) Co. (quar.
50c
Mansiieiu Fire & Rubber, com,
9-
59%c
(quar.)
(quar.t
Products
9-22
■
8
Philip Morris)
Morrison Caieterias
Qonsolidatea, Inc.—
9-30
1
10-
20c
(quar/)_
Extra
,...
9-15
„(see
9-Z5
1
1
t$1.75
preferred
prior prelerred
Morris
10-15
1
10-31"
20c
tquar.)
Maine
convertible
10-
t$1.75
common
"•
of Rec
15c
(quar.)
4%%
9-
Holder>
145c
(quar.;
(quar.)
B
Payable
$25c
X—
(quar.)
Drop-Forging Co.,
5
10-
tquar.$$1.25
casualty Co.___.____X
Chemical Works—
preferred C
<quar.)Xx_X_-
A
9-27 -
15c
___
Co.__
Bond- X
preferred
Moore
9-11
v
preferred
Ltd. Mquar.)
common
9-30;
50c
t_XXX_X'
iq ..:r.
"preferred
7%
"
:___
5'/
1
Co.
Ltd.,
9-30
45c
Mallinckrodt
"4%%-
Moore
Works,
When
Share
Company
Locomotive
Montrose
9-12
9-30
+20c
"
(quar.)__X
Railroad
Ltd..
10-
450c*
4124'c
X-Xi
(quar.t...
H.j & Co.
Muoing Drug Stores
Mailman;
Montreal
19-15
9-30
15c
XX-
J•
Trucks,
(K.
Maine
y-;4uc
(
Mack
Macv
Maiuilung
£
_
9-19
1
5e " ' 10-
*
Name ol
9-15
10-
:
Par
fee*
of
"10-15
:
18%c
:
iquar.)__
Paper
Bloedel,
'
O"
•
quar.>X_~
Publications*
Power
MacMulan
Class
•
;
425c
51
Hulaei
Payable'
7%
MacFuddea
MacLarea
mcetric
_______XX'V
(quar,)
Ludlow
Lynn
wnen
Share
Lowney -(Walter M.jf
;■
-
9-30
9-15
\0c
3
J*"2?
9-19
10- 1
9-15
10- 1
9-15
10c
30c
$2
8-29
8-29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
(increased)-
Quaker Oats, common
preferred (quar.t
Telephone Co., com.
6#;
Quebec
Class
(S-a)„,
A
preferred
5.%
Co
Extra
A
class
(quar.i
86 preferred
rquar.)
Inc., class
25c
87jac.
8V/2C
Inc.
Ranco,
6%
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
65c
(quar.)J.
50c
7'Ac
Co., 4% 2nd pl'd. (quar.)-.
Reading k Bates Offshore Drilling (quar.)__
Recce Corp. (Mass.), common
preferred (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.
Class A (quar.)
5%
Extra
Class
30c
$1.25$15c
.—
Reltinau's
—
$27c
+
—
(quar.)
—
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
—
414% preferred (quar.)—.——
Reynolds Tobacco, 3.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
.314% preferred (quar.)
——-—,
—Inc.
Richman
Rickel
(quar.)
Bros,
—
(II. W.) k Co
Stoker Corp. (quar.)—
Riley
—
——
—
Company
(quar.)
River Brand Rice Mills (quar.)
Bitter
Paper Co.
Robinson, Little k Co., Ltd.
(quar,)
Rochester-American Insurance Co. (N.
Rockwood
Cable
South
9-15
South
Penn
South Pittsburgh
0-1?
South
Southam
Southdown/ Sugars
Southeastern
10-15
10-15
Southern
10- 1
9-12
9-10
Southern
10-20
Southern
10-20
Southern
5%
9-16
4.4,0%
9-15
4.60%
10- 1
8-29
30c
10c
$1
$1
$1.07'A
$1.07'A
;
11c
10-
9-15
9-19
10-24
10-10
10- 1
5
Associates (s-a)_
dividend—.
Saxon
Paper Corp.
JBchaffer
Stores,
"
k
Scott
Paper
$4
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Fotzer
Acceptance
Stock
9-30
.
Stanley Home Products
Stanley Works
9-13
Stiirrett
30c
10-10
9-30
Starrett
10- 1
9-26
9-24
State
11- 1
2-1-59
10-17
9-23
5-1-59
1
Seismograph Service
Salesbook
Corp.
•Seminole
Co.,
Oil
Steel
k
Gas
Corp.
(quar.)
4%
preferred
A
Bhcraton Corp.
9-10
9-10
7%
preferred
Sliulton,
Class
Voting
trust
Rainier
Signal
Oil
(Stock
1
9-22
9-15
9-
5%
8
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
75c
k
-
certificates
9-18
Studio
9-
5
Sun
II-
8
Sunbeam
Corp.
9-18
Sunshine
in
class A stock
(A.
Stock
.
(quar.)
Marcliant, Inc.
O.) Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Common
10-
1
9-18
15c
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-10
2
_
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
11-15
3-15
25c
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
Sutherland
Swift
k
1
1
9-
8
9-
8
$4
8-29
9-30
9-16
40c
12-
1
15%
10-*>°
9-22
15c
io-"l
8-29
i0-
9-19
9-30
9-19
15c
10-10
9-25
10-10
9-25
Common
10-
1
9-19
1
9-19
Union
10-
1
9-12
10-10
9-19
$0.1719
1
10-
9-22
9-
8
9-12
9-12
9-18
10-
y9-22
9-22
5%
10-20
9-22
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-19
$1.25
1,2-31
12-18
1
1
9-15
11-
3
10-10
9-30
9-19
1%
9-30
10-10
25c
10-13
9-26
Class
25c
9-30
9-15
Class
40c
11-
3
10-
1
11-
3
10-
1
$5
Service
A
E
r
9-15
$4.50 preferretl
United Cities
10-15
9-30
15 c
10-1
1
9-11
1-2-59
12-11
10-
56c
57c
10-
1
9-15
,t30c
10-31
9-30
Temco
J50c
10-31
9-30
Tennessee
United
A preferred
Ltd.—
(quar.)
10- 1
10-1
55c
$1.06A
32'Ac
9-30
25c
9-23
$2.50
10-10
9- 8
9-19
1
9-12
United
10-
1
9-12
10-
10-
Quarterly
—
9-22
United
New
9-17
1
1
United
Pacific
Jersey RR.
Corp
& Canal
(quar.)
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
1
9-19
U.
10-
1
9-15
US
$$1.25
1-1-59
12-16
9-29
9-19
9-30
8-29
H
9-15
pref.
1$1.25
tH O
$35C
1
10-
Extra
U.
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
10-15
15c
(quar.)
1
30c
10-
1
9-15
62'Ac
10-
1
9-15
$15c
10-
1
9-
$50c
10-
1
9-5
30c
10-
1
(quar.)
-
7'Ac
(quar.)
Lines
Co.,
(quar.)
4%%
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.i
4'2% 2nd preferred (quar.i—^.
U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co.
S.
U.
S.
preferred
Sugar
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
S.
Trust
United Shoe
6%
Co.
(quar.i
(N.
Y.i
(quav.)
^
$1.25
10-
1
9-10
United
$1.50
10-
1
9-16
United Stockyards
9
9-19
10-
(quar.)
9-17
9-l<
9-17
10- 1
,
10-15
9-29
87.2c
common
Machinery,
preferied
(quar.)
15c
9-11
9" f
30c
—
9-22
9-19
80c
(quar.)—
7Qc
Steel
Corp.,
conyertitble
Ltd.
common
(quar.)..-
„
•—^
10- I
62'Ac
37V2c
11- 1
11-1
9"30,
$25c
(quar.)
9-12
10- 310- 3
9" 9
Corp., common (quar.)_srl?t«c t
preferred (quar:)——i—
17,2c
:
10-15
■
v
*
"
'
Corp.
(quar.)
-
"
55C
■
'*
9-24
9-11
9-15
QuEaxlrf:\l I. il'-ll
8
10-
10-10
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
9-11
•
Ohio—
25c
12- 5
62 ,2c
*
(quar.)
Corp.,
l-l-o9
9-11
_
preference series A (quar.)
Smelting Refining k Mining—
7%
5
9-5
22'/2c
s*
371Ac
9-3-Ac
9334C
$1.12'A
(qu&r.)_—
334%
5%
9-5
£1;?5
—
preferred
Playing Card
334%
U.
9-22
10- 1
10- 1
9-16
9-19
9-25
i25c from capital
S.
9-12
9-
9-23
S.
S.
9-30
50c
(quar.)
-
preferred
7%
U.
U.
10-
A
and 15c from ordinary income;
Gypsum Co., common (quar.)
S
8
50c
class
(quar.)
gains
8-15
9-
Co.,
B
10- 7
10- 7
40c
(quar.)
19-14.
10«
l®c
Corp.—
k Foreign Securities
S.
9-12
1
9-30
$7c
Foil
Class
U.
9-19
9-15
50c
50c
—_
partic.
Storage
Fidelity k Guaranty
S.
U.
U
'
10-15
Cold
9"3®;
9-26
9-30
50c
(quar.)
U S Ceramic Tile (quar.)
10-
25c
10c
50c
35c
10-
15c
S.
11-15
—
$1.13
Non-cumulative
8-29
8-29
9-13
" 9"n
10-
&
9- 5
9-10
,
10- 1
10- 1
United Insurance Co. of America
Merchants
9-12
;
l/sc
37V2c
9-30
12- 1
9-12
9-12
income)
9-19
»-19
;• ,
investment
l°c
(quar.)——20C
Manufacturers, Inc.—
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)_-
.
net
10-
$1
of
:
(increased)—
10-
10c
(quar.)
„
^50
25c
(quar.)
9-19
13-Ac
25C
(quar.)
10* 2
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
——.—
preferred (quar.)
Illuminating Co
Income Fund
(from
United
10-15
16c
15c
(quar.)—
—,—
United Gas Improvement, com.
4'A%
9-1J
(quar.)
Corp.
Ga$
9-19
9-26
(quar.)
15c
;
preferred
Aircraft
class
6%
9--8
3^-'3
.
(quar.)——
(auar.)
5%
—
25c
6%
common
United Fuel Investments,
9-15
9-30
Co.,
preferred
5V2%
9-19
(quar.)
Power,
ureferred
6%
-
(quar.i
Gas
if®"2®
10-20
10-20
.
$1.12'/a
Biscuit Co. of America
United
9-19
-
40c
(quar.)
non-cum.
Telluride
Co.
————
(s-ai—
40c
class A
38c
$1.12'2
—
9-10
9- B
preferred
United Fruit Co.
433Ac
(quar.)
—
Co.
9-15
8-30
10-20
10- 1
10- 1
9-19
$$1.25
Corp.,
9-15
10- 1
9-29
11-15
10-* 1 *
9-25
U.
Telephone
(quar.i
9-15
10-1
20c
Union Stock Yards (Omaha), (quar.)
1 30c
Union Twist Drill Co. (quar.)-. ,—25c
United
Artists Corp..; (increased)-..—-,
40c
9-16
10c
(quar.)
Telechrome Mfg.
10-
^:25c
(quar.,_
common
9-17
10-1
$5c
$15c
(quar.)
pfd.
2nd
'
11.-15
11-15
11-15
4%
$1.25
10-
9-19
9-19
9-20
.
$5c
—1
$3.70
1
$30c
9-12
10- 1
$2
(quar.)_>:,.
(quar.)—
,
-
9-25
9-27
10-2
6210- 1
62'Ac
iO- 1
(quar. i....^
(quar.)
9-19
11-14
10-15
10c
40c
$4
10-20
35c
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-20
9-19
preferred (quar.)—
———
$1
preferred (quar.)—
—
92Vac
$3.50 preferred (quar.i
—87'Ao
Union Investment Co. (quar.)—■ 15c
Union Pacific RR., common (quar.i
30c
9-15
9-30
partic.
preferred
$4.50
1
(quar.)
Taylor Instrument
$1.25
:—
-
Electric Co.,
Union
9-26
10-
12 VaC
(quar.)—
(reduced)
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common
4%
preferred
(quar.i
10-1
10- 1
10-1
25c
9-30
30c
10- 1
67V2C •/. 10- 1
;; 25c
11-25
common
1
non-cumul.
60c
9-19
9-26
7c
9-17
9-15
9-8
9- 8
9- 8
9-8
$25c
$30e
:
——
(N. Y.)
Co.
Ltd.,
Acceptance,
Extra
40c
50e
9-17
9-15
.9-20
$22 %c
(quar.)——.
prior preferred
Trust
Underwriters
10-
+37'Ac
U5C
(quar.i
12- 1
9-17
9-30
10-15
United
common
$50c
$$1.12'A
9-12
9-12
9-15
guar.30c
(reduced
convertible
5%
75c
8-29
1
preferred
convertible
5c
Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
(James),
A
common (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
————
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas).(quar.)
Trust Co. of New Jersey (Jersey City) —
Quarterly
—
Twentieth Century-Fox Film (quar.)_
Twin City Rapid Transit Co.—
11-20
9-30
15c
(quar.)
preferred
class
Tri-Continental Corp.,
9-19
Co
Symington Wayne Corp.
5%
■
(quar.)——-——
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.i
preferred (quar.)—
Transue
k Williams
(quar,)
9-16
1
10c
(s-a)
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Talcott
(quar.i-—
Co.
6%
8-29
9.39
1
10-
12'Ac
preferred
Common
1
9-30
10-
Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
10-
B
4'A'%.
9-22
9-30
1B34C
-
Co.
Paper
Co.
(quar.)
1st preference..--—
preferred (quar.) ——————
4'A%■ preferred (quar.)
——
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund-—
:
1
25c
Switson
10-
30c
12-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
10-
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2 preferred
12-15
6%
5%
9-15
Co.
Finance,
Class
8-14
1
Ltd. (quar.)
Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—•
9-10
2%
dividend
(Howard)
i
8-14
1
Propane,
Super test
i53c
(quar.)
Gmith-Corona
-Smith
25c
2
345c
20c
Skenandoa Rayon Corp., 5% pfd.
Glater
(N.) Co., Ltd., common
Gmith
9- 2
15C
class A (quar.)__
(quar.i
preferred
9-
B—
Simplicity Pattern (quar.)
82.12
2
5C
class
9-25
A
Mining
2
Traders
J25c
225c
$$1.25
$75c
40c
35c
$60c
$60c
(quar.)
common
——
Ltd.,
Corp.
Towmotor
5
30c
(quar.)——^
Sun Life Assurance (Canada) (quar.)
Quarterly
9-16
10-
1
9-
10-
—
Co.,
1
10-
Torrington
10-
9-26
10-
u
—
preferred
9-30
10-
9-15
9-29
Mortgage
Star,
10c
——^
Ltd.,
(quar.).
Toronto
75 c
-—;
Apartment
Chemical
$4.50
A
2Cc
—
Works,
Iron
Class
83ic
25c
—
10- 9
9-19
9-20
12-15
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
123c
———______—-—--
(quar.)
Co. (quar.i
Extra-——
Toronto
5%
2nd
(quar.)
Packing
10-15
20c
(quar.)
prior preference (quar.)
Stop & Shop, Inc. (quar.i
Strawbridge k Clothier, $5 pfd.
1
9-29
30c
Brewing (quar.)
Gas, class A and
dividend payable
B
(quar.)
15c
—
10- 9
9-25
9-25
10-1
12'Ac
25c
_.
(quar.)
preferred
2%
5%
9-30
12-
5%
3%
/.—
50c conv. preferred
Finance Corp.—
convertible
25c
-
10-20
Common
Tobin
10-15
10-15
10-1
10-1
—
(qnar. 1..—
Clothes
$1
dividend
3$1.75
(quar.)
common
1
(quar.).._.
7% first preferred (quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp Inc., common
25c
A
Gilverwood Dairies, Ltd.,
Class
_
(quar.)
Gicks Breweries, Ltd.,
Gicks
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
class
Inc.,
B
of
10-20
11-
Corp.
B
preferred
Toronto
(John B.) Co., common
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.,
Stock
+50c
(Boston)
Co.
10-20
1
—
8-23
$56'Ac
of America
Sherwin-Williams
10-20
1
common-,
2
Superior
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
11-
——
10-10
Ghawinigan Water & Power
4%%
preferred B
Shawmufc Association
11-
11-
27'Ac
Stetson
igc
_
10-20
(quar.)—
A
9-18
40c
_
Corp.
10-20
1
—
9-18
lOc
(accum.)
With above payments all arrears will bt
cleared by end of this year.
10-20
11-
.>
(quar.)—
30c
(Mass.) class A_—13c
13c
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A (s-ai—.
Tishman Realty & Construction Co.—
10-20
1
1
27'Ac
—
9-13
40c
pfd.
1
11-
(quar.)
10-10
9-10
10-20
11-
•
10-10
1
1
ar.d
dividend
Finance
50c
11-
_■
9-18
$1.13
(quar.)
5%
Time
2
31'/4C
31'Ac
conv.
5%
10- 1
.......
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
Oil Co., $1.20 preferred
5%
1
:
common
Tidewater
9-
(quar.I-.-
Corp.—
$2.70
9-15
$1.25
—-
Gas
k
Stock
9-5
9-5
9-16
10- 9
9-22
25c
9-26
15c
.
oil
10-17
10- 1
10- 1
10-10
10-15
9-22
933Ac
dividend
9-15
9-22
11-
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-10
9-10
9-5
1
►-* 0
9-15'/;;
;
9-30
9-30
9-30
10- 1
A
1
9-22
10-10
10-10
9-2
9-20
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-10
10-10
9-30
$1.63
10-10
10-
9-19
10-10
10-10
10-15
Co.
Investment
Class
9-22
1
11-19
9-15
9-25
10-10
40c
Tool
Power
1
Sterling Brewers. Inc. (quar.i
Sterling National Bank k Trust (N. Y.i—
Quarterly
.......
Stern k Stern Textiles, Inc., common—4','js % preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.i
30c
10-17
9-15
9-15
50%
Thor
9-15
1
Fibre Glass
I.)
dividend
Slock
2
$1.15
$1.183A
...
10-17
9-30
10-
25c
—:~L—25c
(quar.)_—15c
(quar.)
(H.
5%
11-13
10-
9-
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
———
12'Ac
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4'A% pfd. A (quar.)—
$1.12Va
4'A%
preferred B (quar.)—$1.06'A.
Thoroi'are Markets, Inc., com. (quar.)
25c
9-19
9-22
1%
1
10- 1
9-30
B
10-
—
1
3%
Thompson
30c
11-
31'Ac
9-20
$1.12'A
12-
10-
9-16
$1.10
Lithograph Corp
5%
preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)__
Stcdm.au Bros.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Steel Improvement k Forge Co. (quar.),!
9-19
11-1
1
10-
dividend
Stock
7-17
10-
Corp.,
Loan
Co.
——
10-15
10-
(quar.)—,——
common
$1
10c
62'Ac
—
common
10-
10-
Stecher-Traiuig
4-17
8-1-59
S.)
Stock
I-17
10c
common
dividend..-.-
Gelby
(L.
(quar.)__——
(quar.)
Company,
24c
$1.06'A
Standard-Thomson Corp., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Stanclard-Toch Chemical, Inc———
9*15
2oc
preferred A (quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Aug.) (quar.)
Geibcrling Rubber Co., common (quar.)
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
5% class A preferred (quar.i
-
Gharon
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
208 South La Salle St. Corp.
Co.,
9-12
$1.25
_
5%
Shamrock
9-3C
common
convertible
Class
r:
$1.21
40c
•.w-%25c
25c
31 Vic
———
preferred
4%
Inc,,
Therinoid
—$1.19
preferred (quar,)_
Thomas Industries, class A (quar.)
3%
(quar.)
Paper Mfg.
—
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
4%
10-15
1
Co.
$1.14
$1
(quar.)
pfd.
$4.56%
Light,
(quar.)
convertible
$1.16'A
...
$1.25
Corp.,
9-30
97'Ac
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)„
preferred A (quar.)
{Securities
Textiles,
Textron,
9-10
$1.033A
25c
_
(quar.)
$5 preferred B (quar.)
Gears Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
9-19
9-19
11-
k
Utilities
10-15
$1.60
—_
50c
(quar.)
$4.75
$5
11-15
92'Ac
85c
common
(quar.)
Timely
——
10- 6
$1
Seaboard Finance Co.,
preferred
(Dallas)—
9114c
(quar.)
$3.65 pfd.
Beaboard Ail* Line RR. (quar.i
$4.84
of Ohio,
10- 1
10- 1
40c
—
(quar.)
preferred
5
$1.07
preferred
2 7'Ac
27'Ac
27'Ac
27'Ac
_
—
Manufacturing,
9-
dividend u
Co.
—
(quar.)
Standard Paving k Materials, Ltd.
Standard Ranio, Ltd. (quar. i
Co.—•
preferred
$3.40
Bcovill
6%
37'Ac
37'Ac
quar.)_
preferred
Bcott
(quar.)—
preferred
Standard
9-30
8c
preferred
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)—
Holding Corp., class
15c
5% preferred (quar.)
Bchwit/ier Corp., 5%% preferred (quar.).
5%%
preferred (quar.)
5% %
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
9-12
9-12
10-15
12-15
10-. 1
9-30
11- 1
11- 1
11-1
11- 1
10-1
10-1;
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
O-30
11- 1
10- 1 7
10- 1
10-15
—
preferred
Power
preferred
Texas
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
10- 1.
10- 1
—61.24
$1.35
30c
—.——
$1.25
(quar.)——;—$1.25
:
(quar.i_
Pacific Railway
$4.76
$2
—
(initial)—
Corp.,
(quar.i
preferred
5
10-20
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
11-1
10- 1
10- 1
Gas Pipeline—
9-18
—,—
3c,'o
Cohering Corp.,
5'A%
9-15
4c
—
(quar.).
(6%
10- 6
22c
—
Texas
Common
$5
Thrift
—
(quar.)
Financial
B
3%%
9-30
22'Ac '
Texas k
2%
preferred
Class
1
11-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
25c
UOe conv. pfd. (quar.).
(quar.)—.
Electric
Baugamo
11-
15c
24c
28c
9-19
$$1
pfd. A (quar.)
prior preferred (accum.)—
Dredging Corp., com. (special;_
convertible preferred
(quar.)
$1.60
75c
(quar.)—:——
9-
(stock dividend)
(reduced)
Standard Oil Co.
—
9-15
9-26
Class
$3
Standard
9-
9-29
10-13
—
—
(quar.)
9-30
•
Standnrd
9-26
10-17
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.40%
10-
1
(qur.)
Texas-Illinois Natural
$$1.50
(initial
preferred
to
$2
9-26
$1.10
(quar.)
4.96%
(quar.)
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
10-1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10-1
Transmission
$62'Ac
preferred
par
preferred
9-30
—
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
$25
Standard
trust certificates common
k Electric, common (quar.ipreferred (quar.)—
5%
preferred
(quar.i
4%% preferred (quar.)—— —;
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Stock
9-15
Square D Company (quar.)———
Stahl-Mcyer, Inc.—
9-16
30c
Voting
Gandura Company,
9-15
9-30
75c
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred
preferred
$0.50
3$1.25
—
I.
1
9-30
45c
Common
12- 1
,
10-
10-15
15c
Insurance
preferred
preferred
Gas
$1.25
preferred (quar,)..
Spokane International RR. Co. (quar.)
Quarterly —
Sports Arena (Del.). Stock dividend—
Springfield Fire k Marine Insurance—
11-28
3
$4.64
$4.56
—
pld.
$4
27c
$4.50
8-29
10-24
9-10
9-10
Service,
50c
Sperry Rand Corp., common
8-29
11-28
10- 1
9-30
9-24
Electric
Texas
60c
quar.)L.,——
(quar.)—,
4.40%
$25 par preferred
(quar.)
Sovereign
Investors
(from
net investment
income)'
—A——_—„
Spalding (A. G.) k Bros, (stock dividend)—
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
9-26
11-1
10- 1
1-1-59
10- 1
1-1-59
325c
San Diego Gas
Banders
Life
4.75%
9-16
(quar.)
—
9-15
& Electric—
4.36%
9-10
Bah Antonio Transit Co.—
<
1
20c
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)_
9-12
12-15
5.60%
10-
$50c
$3.70
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
1st preferred series A
$4.40
(quar.)
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
9-15
;
.
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
(quar.)_
Investment
(stock
Southwestern
9-19
10- 1
—
.
preferred
5.16%
1
$4
....
Gas
Southwestern
St. Paul Fire k Marine Insurance Co.—
Quarterly
Bt. Regis Paper Co.
(quar.i
5.25%
22'Ac
preferred.
9-10
$1.25
75c
.
common
preferred
9-12
10-15
(quar.)
Royalty Co.
9-15
6t. Louis,
Castings, Inc.
5.12%
1
1
10-
(Mobile & Ohio Stock
(s-a)
4.28%
10- 1
9-22
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
—
5%
preferred (quar.).
———.—
St. Louis National Stockyards Co.
(quar.)
Cofp., Ltd.,
5% preferred A (quar.)
9-12
10-
(quar.)
Co.
—
11-
—-
Co.
—
(quar.)
Power Co.—
Pacific
4.15%
4.25%
quar.)——_—.
St. Lawrence
preferred
25c
—
4.65%
9-16
9-12
(quar.)——.—..—,
preferred
Bt. Louis Steel
5.10%
(quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-12
9-30
$1.25
San 'Francisco Ry.—
convertible preferred A (quar.)
9-12
$1.20
Southwest Natural Gas Co., $6
10- 1
10- 2
(quar.)
(payments on common will be
made on a monthly basis from now on)
5%
1
Electric—
Southwestern
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_
4.30%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
conv.
preferred (quar.)—St. Joseph Light & Power
10-
—--
(quar.)
40c
Railway Co.
Southland
Monthly
4%
preferred
Co.—
9-19
Inc.—
(increased
5%
15c
9-lEj
10-10
9-12
(quar.)
Oxygen
Trust)
9-18
1
$1.12'A
—
k
Quarterly
9-19
10-
——__
—
(quar.)
40c
preferred (quar.i...
New England Ter«T»nonc Co.—
•
Southern
9-10
preferred
5Uc
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
9-11
10-13
4.90%
(reduced)
Co.
Edison
Gas
Southern Nevada
9-18
9-12
orig.
Indiana
4.80%
1
1
preferred
Common
9-19
10-
10-
Texas
(quar. 1
Telephone
partic.
Southern
9-15
(quar. )„
50c
Service
California
4.32%
9
(quar. >_
preferred
$1.50
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)—
—
Southern Canada Power Ltd., com.
(quar.)
6% participating preferred (quar.)
—
Participating (for current fiscal year)
5%
9-
(quar. >__
preferred
4.65%
(quar.)-.
Public
Southeastern
11- 1
9-26
10-1
9-22
9-30
pfd.
A
Co.,
9-20
9-23
10- 1
10-23
preferred
4.64%
—-
(quar.),.»
Ltd. (quar.)
9-18
9-30
10- 1
11-3
4.b0%
2
preferred
9-11
10- 9
2
9-2
56 Ac
—
(quar.i—
iquar.i—
Sugar Co., com.
Porto Rico
8%
99-
Water Co.—
pmeiued
4(2%
$1.12'A
$1.06'A
$1.15
$1.16
$1.16'A
$1.22'A
$1.25
$1.27JA
$1.28
$1.31'A
$1.29
$1
$1.16
$1.14
9-30
57'AC
—
9-12
9-10
(quar.)
12'Ac
....—-•
—
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
4.10%' preferred
62'2c
Natural Gas, common (quar.)
Oil
preferred
4'A%
30c
—A—
(quar.)Jersey Gas (inereased-quar.)
9-30
$1.02,/2
4,50%
9-15
9-30
Quarterly
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Stores,
Common
6%
9-12
...
Bafeway
preferred A (quar.)..—
preferred (quar.).
(quar.)—.——
9-15
57'Ac
preferred (quar.)
South Georgia
8
12-12
320c
25c
Ronson Corp. (quar.)15c
Koyalhe Oil Co., Ltd., 5V*% pfd. (quar.u$$0.3231'A
Ruppert (Jacob), 4'A% preferred (quar.)—
$1.12'A
Russell Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)— -iu?15c
Roe (A. V.) Canada, Ltd.
Rome
4.60%
9-30
9-15
1
1
9-30
(quar.)
'
4.50%
9-19
12-
*0- 1
40e
25c
$1.25
series
5%
Co.,
<Sj
Gas, com.
preferred (quar.).
Y.)—
—
—
„
_
k
4.60%
1-1-59
common
Quarterly
.
Rochester Telephone Corp.,
5% preferred (quar.)
Electric
1
10-
7c
—
5%
10c
325c
37'Ac
320c
(quar.)
Riverside Silk Mills, Ltd., partic. class A pfd.
Robertsliaw-Fultou Controls Co., com. (quar.)
Raisin
River
(quar.i_
Carolina
10-
38:Ae
——
<quar.)„—i.A.
9-15
9-30
9-26
10c
Payuole oj Reo.
Gas Transmission
•
12
Holder*
When
Par
Share
Name 0/ Company
Tennessee
9-30
31'Ac
(quar.).
common
preferred
9-15
25c
75c
15c
10-15
40c
10- 2
I2V2C
10- 1
59 lie
11- 1
90c
10- 1
$1,1210- 1
20c
11- 1
9314c
11-1
50o
10- 1
5c
9-30
30c
9-30
35c
10- 1
30c
11- 1
pfd. (quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
$1.55
10-15
10-
$70c
(quar.)—.
$1.25
*5°
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp., SI eonv.
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Revere Racing Assn. (quar.)-—.
ReVlon,
Sonotone
128c
50c
—
(quar.)
A
50c
South
10- 1
10- 1
Reading
•
1958
Monday, September 22,
.
Holder*
Payable o1 Rec
25c
—
'preferred
$2.80
Stores, : common-A-V-.----' - convertible preferred (quar. 1
8-29
$$1.50
(quar. i—
Grip k Batten Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)—
Rapid
10-27
10- 1
1-2-59
(quar.)__
L;d.,
Drug
9-10
10-25
(quar.) —
Bo miners
9-12
$1.50
37Vac
30c
--
A pfd.
Markets,
Raisin
i
10- 1
10- 1
———
—
—-
1st
Somerville,
9-12
?27c
$10c
—
Corp.
83,50
9-24
10-1
9-30
10-10
—
Ltd.,
in
Aircraft
9-24
IQ-f®
10- 1
Solar
9-12
J®"2®
.
325c
$15c
20c
—
—
of America, eemmoi; tquar.i—
preferred tquar.>•83.50 1st preferred
(quar. t
Railway Equipment <fc Realty, Ltd.—
Radio
50c
$1.50
$45c
inn
Ltd. (quar.)—
—
Bearings,
AT.
.
———~r
(guar.)
Mining
&
•
—
Quemoat Alining Corp.
Quincy
—-
Share
Name 01 Company
oj Ree
Payable
When
Par
Holder»
When
Per
Share
Name o] Covtpany
R.
.
.
(1196 >
United
Utilities, Inc.
(quar.)
f
30c
t
'
9,"3>?
,v<
9-19
Volume
188
Number
5779
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1197)
Par
Name of Company
.
■
v
•
•
When
Share
Payable
Holder»
$3.50
$3.50
.*«%.
(quar.)
convertible
convertible
Universal-Cyclops
preferred
preferred
Steel
Leaf Tobacco,
preferred (quar. >
'
(quar.)
Corporation anil
Investment News,
11-10
11-
10-10
1
87 Vic
2-1-BB
1-10
15c
9-30
50c
11-
1
$2
(quar.)
10-
1
L_
__
Universal
20c
Utah
30c
1010-
10-
8
(Continued from
1
9-27
9-
5
9-
2
5%
class A
Heating Corp
Corp., common
$2.25
preferred
(quar.
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)...
(quar.)
9-15
$1.25
10-15
10-
2
75c
9-25
9-
9-30
9-12
,
Vendo
56*4C
10-
1
9-12
150c
10-
1
and
9-15
world's
5Co
us-a)
$2.50
.
3V2C0
preferred
9-19
9-30
9-19
$1.50
10- 1
68%C
9-30
i_.
(quar.)
6Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
15c
(quar.)
6C0
(quar.).—
9-10
11-
9-
1
2
10-17
'
2-2-59
1-16
i5c
5-1-59
4-16
15c
.
15C
;
-----
8-1-59
7-17
(quar.)
(accum.)
"
1
9-15
10-
1
9-
12-
4
5
'
135c
.
10-15
9-23
Wall Street Investing
Corp.—
Quarterly from ordinary income.
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc. (quar.)
Walt Disney Productions (see Disney Walt)
Walter (Jim) Corp. (lncreased-quar.j
Ward Baking Co.. 5V2Co preferred (quar.)
Gc
Pharmaceutical
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
Waste King Corp. (Calif.) —
(stock
Common
GCo
Wayne
Co.
to
1
9-13
HO
rH
Weco
M:
Products
&
10-15
9-30
15c
10-15
9-30
10-
1
9-11
60c
10-
1
9-30
9-15
31 Vic
(quar.)
Penn
4*2Co
Power
Co.,
preferred
4.20Co
..
Products
Holmes
Mr.
Corp.
the
Slock
9-12
9-25
9-10
10-15
9-19
$1.05
10-15
9-19
1010-
plant
Casualty. &
Department
Western
Grocers,
$1.40
6%
$2.50 -class
Western
4Co
A
5 Co
9-15
;
(quar.)
Cc.
prior
White
Motor
5V4.C0
Co.,
6%
Electric
preferred
.
Wisconsin
(quar.)__
Wiser Oil
5%
9-10
12-10
10-15
1
9-10
10-
1
9-ao
10-
1
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
10-
1
8-19
9-24
1
9-17
9-19
6C0
conv.
Yellow
York
Cab
Stock
11
.9-30
9-
9
See
5Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
5Co
7Co
Jewelry
Zenith
Radio
(quar.)
10-15
1
9-
9-29
9-
Shirt
British
12 Vic
•
20c
...
!
9-30
9-15
9-29
$1.50
9-15
9-29
10-
1
Period End.
1
date
12-
1
Aug. 31—
National
has
been
Oct.
on
Steel
of
9-10
7 Vic
10-10
9-26
37 Vic
10-31
10-
x
Less
1-30-59
1-
9
37Vic 4-30-59
4-
9
37Vic
4-
9
(resumed).
7-31-59
20c
25c
(quar.)
7 Vic
par)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-2C
9-26
9-12
9-30
9-15
12-10
11-25
62 Vic
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
10-
(quar.
(quar.)
17 Vic
9-15
10-10
9-20
50c
(quar.).
1
25c
,
income tax.
Jamaica
Income
t Payable in U. S.
it
was
re¬
15,
in
about
up
year.—V.
rise
187,
assets.
Mr.
9-29
9-12
27%
from
date
date
the
source.
Non¬
other
The
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, will
1958, receive tenders for the sale to
Flat
is
indicated
The
here,
corrected
funds, less 15%
Canadian nonresidents
to
of
capital
$2.31
tlncludes $232,000
pay.
1958.—V.
income
realized
ICC
188,
Accounting
1046.
p.
additional
Classification
y /
Corp.—Earnings—
this
corporation
gains,
its
and
subsidiaries,
amounted
ended June 30,
months
net
share after applicable taxes. He added
gains in the first six months of 1957
per
capital
sold
were
during
ended June
income,
to
56c
30,
exclusive
pei* share.
capital
gains
that period.
1958, Mr. Rosenthal stated that
realized capital gains, amounted
of
utility
1957,
the
months
12
the
when
prior
to
current
months
12
additional
an
17c
per
period,
share.
12-month period.
that
corporate net income from New York
only
amounted
to
$560,425,
or
30c
per
operations
the
for
the
During
amounted
in
stated
ended
June
30,
increase
1958—an
corresponding figure for the
utility net income amounted
connection
the
first
30,
with
six
1958
the
Service
realized
months
of
capital
1958,
Mr.
unrealized
capital
consideration
$1,300,000—excluding
of
nearly
ended
12
months
to
$480,619,
June
26c
or
gains
per
Rosenthal
gains
stated
the
on
shares
of
reported
$408,371
of
that
portfolio
of
of
as
exceeded
York
New
Water
owned
by the subsidiaries.
Mr. Rosenthal noted that none of
unrealized gains were included in any of the earnings figures
188, p. 248.
these
reported.—V.
(J.
,T.)
.
Newberry Co.—August Sales Lower—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1S58—Month—1957
—18,791,080
—V.
188, p.
352
1958—8 Mos.—1957
18,827,829
123,909,734 122,365,759
651
and
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—-No Immediate
Financing—-
it of
See
Northern
Natural
Gas
Co.
below.—V.
188,
952.
p.
Northern Natural Gas Co.—FPC Denies Request—
above.—V.
stock
187,
989.
p.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$1,605,264 $11,212,143
$12,442,848
investment
plan for salaried employees
corporation.
It
will
become
effective
this
is
similar
recent
investment
between
plan
to
plans that have been
Its
years.
National
will
Steel
be
Eligible
Steel
to
Corp.
and
participate
its
ice,
with
will
full
are
subsidiaries
with
principal
adopted
provisions
operated
through
and
Fidelity
time
one
are
Each
the
Trust
agree¬
Co.,
of
salaried
Northern
about
year
or
more
deductions
the
and
stock.
from
will
be
combined
Dividends
the
to
7*4%
dollar
will
payment
paid on
employee's
stock.—V.
to
1%
matched
be
stock
of
for
used
his
188,
(o
and
compensation.
National Steeel,
by
purchase
by
used
the
National
the
No
decision
had
Sales
Steel
been
A
the
—V.
188,
p.
188,
p.
the FPC
The
take
The E. L.
to
for
the
Patch
cash
of
Wks.—1957
$
$
Co.
1958—8 Months—1957
$5,877,652 $38,377,772 $41,037,819
solicitation
of
tenders
of
all
of
in
of
the
capital
stock,
pursuant
outstanding shares of the
Patch manufactures and distributes a compre¬
hensive line of pharmaceutical specialties lor the medical profession.
The company obtained distinguished prominence many
years ago with
its
research
Patch
cine
and
1888,
woik
markets
which
revolutionized
prescription
its many
among
the
specialties in
fine
a
products,
cod
liver
number
industry.
Today,
fields
medi¬
of
Kondremul
and
of
Aiznox
are
pre-eminent.
Lindemann
said
that
the
acquisition
of
Patch
would
further
strengthen
the opertaion
in the
ethical
drug field
represented by
.Carroll Dunham Smith Pharmacal Co. and E. S. Miller Laboratories,
Inc., acquired earlier this year.—V. 187, p. 2908.
New England. Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$
1958—7 Months—1957
$
$
29,884,314
27,471,324 201,739.912 186,683,898
Operating expenses
19,377,324
21,704,927 136,096,230 135,310,695
1,457,733
21,242,561
16,196,968
taxes
operating
taxes
3,815,723
2,188,063
and
into
income
Net after charges
—V. 188, p. 751.
the
FPC
to
He
authorizations
the
Natural
Co.
utility
result
Gas
action
seek
of
Pipeline
makes
that the
will be able
recalled that
on
an
July 31 to
additional
about
it
Jan.
1.
unnecessary
immediate
reached
at
the
moment
to
as
whether
any
1.
in
by
operation
excess
on
of
this company seeking authority for
natural gas facilities at a total
of
$4,000,000, has been accepted for filing,
Sept. 4.
tingent
Kansas.
Northern
producing
new
does
areas
not
where
propose
the
cost
to
construct
of
the
any
extension
$500,000.
excess
application stated that the volumes of gas purchased would
part of Northern's overall gas supply and would not be con¬
upon
any
expansion of
Northern's
main
line
system.—V.
188,
651.
Bell
Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
July 31—
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$
20,273,451
18,484.807
136,613.448
124,359,151
expenses —_
income taxes—
12,920,889
12,446,610
87,934,814
2,839,074
2,222,066
18,316,178
83,556,693
15,055,219
operating taxes—
1,461,960
1,318,253
10,195,644
9,074,056
operating
3,051,528
2,497,878
20,166,812
16,673,183
2,748,255
2,222,207
17,932,214
15,078,011
Operating
Operating
Net
Net
after
—V.
188,
revenues
income
charges
p.
—
$
$
751.
1,906,823
14,958,678
13,673,382
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co.
Common Stock
This
4,503,204
2,401,841
3,746,052
1,634,048
29,442,443
22,186,257
Registers Proposed
Offering With SEC—
—
filed
a
registration statement
with
the SEC
on
covering 125,000 outstanding shares of its common
held by eight present stockholders. These stockholders
propose
to make a public offering of the shares through an under¬
writing group headed by Blyth <fe Co., Inc.
The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
company
Sept.
12,
stock,
$5
1958,
par,
The
par.
the
company has outstanding 2,502,113 shares of common stock, $5
Offerings proposed under the registration statement consist of
following: W. Martin Dillon, Director, President and Treasurer.
83,926 shares held; Helene R. Dillon, 20,833 of 84,290 shares
held; Crete D. Bowman, 17,270 of 97,440 shares held; John W. Bowman,
Director
and
Vice-President, 8,800 of 48,970 shares held; Crete B.
Harvey,
5,436 of 145,786 shares held;
Jon G.
Bowman,
10,161 of
148,511 shares held; Jane D. Goddard, 7,295 of 104,210 shares held;
and Alpheus J. Goddard, 34,372 shares (all of his holdings).—V. 184,
p. 1479.
20,833 of
Oil Inc., Salt Lake
The
operating
that
Gas
as
the
year.
the
company.
Organized
heat
that
this
$
President, on Sept. 15 reported that control
Boston, Mass., was obtained by the acquisi¬
80%
house
from
application
and
not
announced
Period End.
of
than
to
natural
1959, volumes of natural gas which may become available from numer¬
small producing areas located adjacent to its system in Texas,
p.
Co.—Acquires Pharmaceutical Firm—
more
of
ous
Federal
Lindemann,
feet
company proposes
to construct the facilities to enable it to
into
its
system, from time to time during the calendar year
Other
Joseph S.
been
''budget-type"
Oklahoma
651.
Nestle-LeMur
cubic
52,249,592 527,460,400 447,320,339
1958—Month—1957
$5,592,308
permits
customers
Illinois
Northwestern
Sales
issued
reported
construction
of
Inc.—August Sales Lower—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
certificate
temporary
a
million
doubtful
heat
receive
arranged Aug.
be
951.
Neisner Brothers
—V.
to
has
estimated cost
become
19^8—36
$
56,805,451
___
50
To Increase Facilities—
facilities
1958—4 Wks.—1957
Gas
Northern
will
National Tea Co.—Current Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 6—
extremely
house
residential
Chundler
purchase
trustee
for
751.
p.
for
22
with
financing may be undertaken later this year, he said,
pointing out that a $10,000,000 line of credit with five Chicago banks
total
dollar
purchased
account
Aug.
Co.
financing.
Prc-i
viously, he had announced that Northern Illinois Gas probably would
need
about
$20,000,000
in
new
financing this Fall if construction
went ahead on the pipeline and other facilities that would transport
the hoped-for Northern
Natural supply from East Dubuque
to the
company's service area near DesPlaines.
of National
continuous serv¬
of
Illinois
35,000
the
it
makes
further
supply it expects
employees
the
payment
denial
release
to
as
exception of those holding stock options.
The latter
eligible upon exercise or cancellation of their options.
employee may elect to pay into the plan through regular
payroll
of
Gas
permanent
trust
a
become
This
request
daily has been denied by the Federal Power Commission.
Marvin Chandler, President of Northern Illinois
Gas, said
Mr.
by
in
company's
supply Northern Illinois
Cars—
Pittsburgh.
Net
tax.
1,
were realized
over
30,
until
payment
tax.
mail
conform
gas
1958—Month—1957
Plan
companies
stock
ment
Other
incorrect.
net
Sales
1,
Federal income
,
was
to
securities
net
Water's
share,
the
1545.
p.
Operating revenues
at
$0.25
additional
Jan.
Rosenthal
Per.
9
37 Vic
$1.14
no
equal
June
follows:
tion
(quar.)
1$0.38
share
12
gains
for
Broad
Corp.—New Investment Plan—
a
announced
1958.
National Steel
The
by
Mr.
record
also
for
11-19
1
10-
10%
and/or
the
188, pp. 352 and 651.
10-20
37y2c
19,494,775
share.
the
of
Sept.
the
$1,487,195
—V.
9-19
11-
4,670,936
realized
no
realized
No
17%
debentures
9-15
25c
Francisco)
published
to
1046.
p.
most
$
Previously
sell
Shops of Delaware Inc.—August Sales
Sales
3
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7Co.
Less
5V«%
Ltd.,
Sept. 23,
•
y
to
used
F.
of
Co.,
3
$1.25
of
the
from
$10.97
start
Period Ended July 31—
a
be
9-10
9-29
:i:l,550,712
8,024,000
$1,050,707, equal to 56c per share, compared with earnings for the
prior 12 months period ended June 30, 1957 in the amount of $1,044,854,
FPC
10-10
62*/ic
(quar.)
Com.
188,
$15,000,000
$>
common
(quar.)
For
9-15
1
12,715,059
$7",000
consolidated
10-15
1
7,964,630
^Restated
were
9-30
10-
1,963,026
realized, equal to 16c
there
because
10-31
(quar.)
($50
were
The
11-
7,253,906
1,441,530
income
115,608,002
to $436,000, or 23c per
1958, compared with $471,123,
share, for the first half of 1957, based on the 1,861,280 com¬
mon
shares
outstanding after the 5-for-i stock split which became
effective
July
10,
Richard
L.
Rosenthal,' President,
announced
on
Sept. 4.
In addition, Mr. Rosenthal stated, capital gains of $408,371
would
11-
6,909,434
25c per
or
9-20
$1.26
917,084
share, for the six months
9-15
25c
Curry
plans
to
Randolph, Chairman and President.
high of $81,196,000 on Sept. 15, loy
the $61,933,000 at Dec. 31,71957.
Randolph, market appreciation of the
fund's
Industries, Inc.
National
additional
Inc.,
Bros.,
ACF
credited
10-15
1,402,000
832,910
Consolidated
exclusive
The
9-20
1
841,000
189,879,645
2,750,000
New York Water Service
reduce
-
National Rys. of Mexico—Orders
9-20
11-
1958—8 Mcs.—3957
15,286,401
changes effective
mortgage 4Vi series C bonds due March 1, 1961, to an amount
exhaust the sum of $74,000, at
prices not to exceed 100%
plus accrued interest.—V. 158, p. 1281.
1
$1.25
523.
p.
sufficient to
1
9c
184,
accruals-
per
pay.
1
(quar.).
&
to
record
was
on
above.—V.
1,040,153
^'Includes
1
(monthly)
(San
Park
Francis
a
Tru§t
(EDT)
a.m.
Co.—Change in Control—
taxes____
oper.
Earnings
mail
10-
dividend
Younker
by
$20,000,000
the
at
National
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
Corrugating
Yosemite
Zale
Co.
it
are
22-year old growth stock fund of
Mutual Funds have topped $80,000,000,
value
asset
$8.18
*12,123 983
;
income
10-
(quar.).
6% conv. pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
Net
its first
Power
Co.,
6Co
issue
proceeds
this
reached
reported
10-
75c
Inc.
Cab
decided
National Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Tenders for Bonds
9-10
5
9-30
10-
25c
conv.
The
abandoned.—V.
almost
of
The
9-15
25c
6Co
oversubscribed.
has
15,
debenture
new
1.
011
of
Yellow
lax
ry.
$1.06 *A
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
Yard-Mam,
Sept.
on
outstanding
Service
Yale & Towne Mfg.
a
share
$8.62
9-19
10-
(monthly)
Jr.)
Income
S.
$1.06 Va
preferred
Lotlirop,
(Wm.
the
refund
of
assets
75c
(initial)
preferred
assets
20c
(quar.)
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)....
Woolson Spice, common (quar.)
6%
announced
was
been
39,700
$5.86
to
for
9-19
1
10c
.....
(quar.)
preferred
Wrigley
10-
40c
Co—
&
10-15
1-2-59
75c
preferred
(quar.)
5.04%
preferred
(quar.)
Woodward
9-12
$1.31 */4
_
5 Co
Wltco Chemical
1
50c
(quar.)
(Md.)_
(1897)
Public
10-
$1.25
.....
(quar.)
$4.25
Stores
9-12
50c
(quar.)
648.
9-15
1
115c
(quar.)
preferred
Winn-Dixie
9-30
9-19
10-
30c
(quar.)
Mfg.
quickly
was
According
to
Mr.
portfolio securities
accounted
9-19
30c
(quar.)
...
new
9-19
9-26
50c
Inc.
Co..
9-26
$1.25
■_
common
common
Wisconsin
A
(quar.).
Whitehall Fund,
Wilson &
9-19
37y2c
iquar.)__
iquar.)
common
Cement
1982 has
gain
10-15
9-26
55c
I
class
Wieboldt Stores,
6%
preferred
$4.26
1
9-26
37 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Whitehall
11-
115c
pi'eferred
Paper
to
Establishment
Co.
offering
9-12
$1.75
(quar.).
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
$5
1
>1.25
Ltd.,
plan
39,980
.
1958—Month—1957
income-
Oil
chemical
9-15
10-
37 Vic
(quar.)
(George),
it
company,
Net
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Western Union Telegraph
Whitaker
10-15
S3
.
preferred
The
Chicago area, and will involve
previously offered by Nalco.—V. 181, p.
1046.
p.
Group of
ported on Sept. 16
9-15
75c
preferred (quar.).
5 Co
preferred 1955 series (quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp., common
B
10-15
™_„
(quar.)..
5%
management.
an
industrial
the
National Investors Corp.—Assets at Record
High—
9-22
$1
common
convertible
Class
9-30
(quar.)
Gas
188,
Net
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).,™
Western Massachusetts Cos.. tquar.
Wteston
90c
$1.50
Ryi.
in
not
The
.u:
$324,661
I-™-™-™™
Corp.
Period End. Aug. 31—
In
9-10
150c
....
1
Waterworks
Gross
9-12
10-
135c
A
preferred
5%
9-19
9-30
10c
20c
'K'r
(accum.)
Natural
9-29
30c
...
1%
5%
5
9-15
1
Securities—
Maryland
Western
9-
1
10-
iquar.)...
(quar.)
class
due
8
10-
(quar.)
preferred
share.
The
5
$1.25
iquar.).
Insurance
preferred
99-
$1.12*i
;
Ltd.,
preferred
Western
Surety
Stores
Co.
operate
under
its
existing
be the third that Nalco,
services
share
350,000
$234,211
_
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
RR.—August Earns.—•
division of National Aluminate
a
repay
9-15
1
9-25
1%
Electric
metal
will
will operate
$25,000,000 to $10,000,000
competitive bidding on Oct.
bank loans.
at
5
9-25
17c
General
Net ry.
9-19
1
30c
dividend
Western
9-
10-15
$1.10
iquar.)
__2
preferred iquar.)..
Western Carolina Telephone
;
of
will become
company
from
a
$1.12*i
preferred
Western
5
9-30
$1.02 */2
See
Other
Corp.—Acquisition—
National Fuel Gas Co.—Reduces Size of
Proposed De¬
benture Financing—
'
"
9-15
9-25
convertible
Western
9-
1
65c
...
$5
9-30
10-
25c
(quar.)
West Texas Utilities, 4.40Co pfd. iquar,)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (reduced)
West Virginia Water Service, com.
iquar.).
674,661
244,000
appearance
much.—V.
as
National Cash Register
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 20,200 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on Sept. 17 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at
$72.37^ per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.25
9-15
37 ViC
common...
...
$3,132,544
*
_™™™.
outstanding™.^..;
common
New Rochelle Water
form,
ranging in capacity from
gallons, comparing in quality, capacity,
with ultrasonic equipment selling
1S8, p. 248.
75
taxes^u—
1
per
transducers
manufacturer
a
will
and
Product
12-16
35c
.a
preferred
$4.50
is
manufacturer,
9-10
1
lie
....
iquar.)..
and
times
Street
(quar.)
preferred
4.10%
10-
in¬
net
i^57
.
478,211
profit
Earnings
.9-15
1-1-59
50c
from
1
9-22
50c
....
Wesson Oil tc Snowdrift Co. < quar.)_
West Michigan Steel Foundry
iquar.
West
Penn Electric
Co.
(quar.;...
West
10-
25c
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Wellington Fund (quarterly
vestment income)
short
new
a
working lubricants, special
steel rolling lubricants and corrosion
inhibitors, with development and
production facilities on the Calumet River in Chicago.
According to
9-19
15c
(quar.) _
4% preferred
Co.,
9-30
2%
Inc.
Weeden
«
50c
pfd.
in
9-16
1
iquar.)
5/1)
1958
$3,422,768
taxes
income
shares
Son-
A.
Holmes,
President, on
Sept.
18
announced
that
this
corporation has entered into a contract for the acquisition of the
business and assets of Oil Products & Chemical
Co., Inc.
—V.
10-
(quar.)
I quar.)
•%
Weber Showcase <te Fixture,
detail
produced
mass
Joseph
per
10-
$1.12y3
;
in
Fed.
U.
The
B
mammoth
a
four
National Ahiminate
9-17
40c
...
described
quality,
,
1
0-12
1
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
Mills
Knitting
Webcor,
preferred
Motor
10-
Co.—
...
dividend)
convertible
Waukesha
9-30
35c
„
Warner-Lampert
is
9-19
10-
62 Vic
,
Quarterly
1
12-18
25c
(quar.).;
Gooderliam & Worts, Ltd.—
Walker (H.)
10-
$1.25
50c
Walker & Co., class A
line of high
SonBlaster
perlormanee
two to
products and
Wagner Baking Corp., 7% preferred
Wagner Eiecfcrie Corp; (quar.)
Waldorf System (quar.)
cleaners
related
gallon
Oil
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway (
6Co
2
complete
for
Net
2
9-
Corp.—
5*2Co
preferred
9-
1
9-3©
87 ViC
__
6%
partic. pid. (accum.)
Virginia Tel. & Tel.
6Co
1
10-
35c
<quar.).___
(quar.)—
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
10-
$2.50
_
with
for
preferred (s-a)
Victor Chemical Works, common
first
ultrasonic
power,
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
Common
Inc.—Earnings Lower—
....
__
income
Common
four-page, two-color catalog,
available
from
this
corporation.
The
catalog provides detailed descriptions of the complete Narda SonBlaster
stock line ranging from 35 watt
systems up to 2.5 kilowatt systems,
4
15c
...
-
_™
before
Pi'ov.
Narda Ultrasonics Corp.—Issues Short Form
Catalog—
The
Blaster
Vapor
sales
Profit
12)
page
9-10
1
25c
Marion Corp. (reduced)..
Power- & Light Co. (quar.)
Utility Appliance Corp., $L conv. pfd. (quar.) '
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co.,
Year Ended June 30—
Net
9-12
iquar.)
common
11-29
87Vic
(quar.)
Corp.
Universal
8%
6c
;
New Hampshire Ball
Bearings,
General
of Rec
United Whelan Corp.—
Common
53
21,502,853
registration
597,640 shares of
17,058,728
subscription
by
City, Utah—Statement Effective—
statement
common
filed
with
the
SEC
on
April 4,
covering
stock
(par $1) which are to be offered for
stockholders at the rate of 1V* new share3
common
for each share held, became effective on Sept. 10.—V.
187,%. 1652.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
54
dresses
Co.—Earnings-
Ohio Bell Telephone
20,440.765
13,004.196
13,402.924
taxes—
2,968,862
2,709.114
operating taxes—
1,595,586
1,471,959
Federal
Other
income
Net after Charges
138,869.728
90.035,653
19,576,182
10,431,105
92,352,485
19,284,547
11,746,616
18,826,788
18,928,997
18,558,926
19,769,935
2,602,953
2,596,370
2,872,121
2,884,100
income
operating
Net
—
The
it
SEC,
announced
was
Abraham
the Fund
the
of
high
that net
increase of 60''
of
assets
Harriman
Ripley
Sept. 10. .1958, an increase of 19';
adjusting for capital gains distribu¬
corporation is marketing a new semi-automatic slide projector,
"Opta-Matic," and one of its key features is a housing made out
high-density polyethylene.
It marks the first photographic product commercially produced with
Marlex
thermoplastic housing. Most units in the industry use metal.
A major promotional claim by Optics lor the "Opta-Matic," retailing
for
$49.95,
is the
unconditional lifetime guarantee on the Marlex
a
Such a guarantee is unprecedented in the industry.
Wash, Director of the Plastics Sales Division of Phillips
Co., producers of Marlex, views the Optics unit as a sig¬
nificant milestone for the plastic industry.
He sees this housing as
the "breakthrough" for a number ol other important
housing applications in the photographic and allied industries.
Herbert R. Leopold, Vice-President and General Manager of Optics,
housing.
George
Chemical
impact, color-ability and gloss." He added that the electrical insulating qualities of the resin, meeting UL and CSA (Canadian
Standards
Association.),
also
were
important.
Standard Tool & Die Co., Leominster, Mass., was the mold builder.
Auburn Plastics Inc., Auburn, N. Y., is the molder.
The internal parts
permits on
is
a
will be in nationwide distribution
Oct. 1.
Optics Manufacturing Corp. is a leading producer of hand viewers
for 35 mm. slides and marketer for slide binders and files.
Clarence Mitchell of Chicago, the company President, has a back¬
ground of
finance and banking,
A photographer
ol" considerable
renown,
he is presently in charge ol the photographic laboratory at
Chicago's Art Museum and is a consultant on photography to both
Armour Institute and Field Museum in Chicago.
Pacific
Products,
Automation
on
Sold—The
Inc.—Stock
125,000 shares of capital stock (par $1), which were pub¬
licly offered on Sept. 10 by William R. Staats & Co. at
$11 per share, were quickly
sold.
For details, see
V. 188, p. 1047.
work
here
also
in the near future.—V.
begin
—
:
at
par
apolis, Minn.
ments.—V.
Paso Natural Gas Co.
See El
above.—V.
The
Sept.
filed
letter of notification with the
SEC covering an undetermined number of shares of common stock (par
$6.50) to be offered to employees under the Employees Stock Purchase
Plan at 95%
of average weekly bid prices in month prior to sub¬
scription.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used
for working capital.—V. 187, p. 2909.
company
on
8
a
This
Sept.
reduce
'
-';t •;
$
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
S
$
$
'
72,949,725 523.860,362 491,718,914
48,765,296
49,261,640 343,218,807 328,689,666
have
for
called
been
proved
Files With
and
stock
ol"
at
redemption
shares
at
$11
to
per
without underwriting. The proceeds
equipment and for working capital.—V.
share,
purchase
are
to
174,
be
p.
used
The
unit
per
offering
will
i
The
corporation
Sept. 12 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class A common stock (par $2.50), to
be offered at $4.50 per share, and 2,511 shares of class B common stock
(par $2.50) to be offered at $5.25 per share.
No underwriting is in¬
SEC
on
covering 46,182
volved.
The
proceeds are to be
working capital.—V. 184, p. 2227.
Pennroad
The
the
to
Files
—
to
supplies
and
for
Corp.—Registers Rights Offering With SEC
holders
the
share
one
purchase
for
each
its
of
four
registration
statement with
common stock, $1 par, to be
outstanding common stock at the rate
shares
held.
The
offering is to be under¬
written by a group headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
The subscription
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The
net proceeds from the stock sale will be added to the
corporation's
general funds
general
will
and
corporate
be
available
additional
also V.
See
purposes.
for
188,
—
The
Sept.
The
12,
for
-1958,
company
of its
registration
covering
television
equipment,
West
2035
at
underwritten
be
The
proposes
with
the
SEC
the
shares
are
then
listed
funds
in
general
of
its
the
the
company
subsidiaries.
treasury for
including
and advances
The
to
company
or
and
use
from
time
to
time
for
its
the construction requirements
additional equity investments in
its
subsidiaries
currently con¬
$125,000,000 dur¬
template capital expenditures totaling approximately
ing the period Aug. 1, 1958 to Dec. 31, 1959.Subject to the registration statement becoming effective and to
authorisation by the Illinois Commerce Commission, a
copy of the
prospectus relating to the additional shares of capital stock and a
subscription warrant evidencing rights to subscribe will be mailed
to each • stockholder on or about Oct. 3, 1958." Subscription warrants
•will be In registered form and will be transferable.
yoid at'3'p.m.'(CDT) on Oct. 20, 1958.
'Warrants will not be mailed to stockholders
They will become
registered
ad¬
be us'.d
"
to
2229.
is
1936,
Exchange ha\'e
stock
common
•
ap¬
SI),
(par
.
.
engaged
in
1958
rentals
1957
$3,146,674
S4.295.555
3,827.594
1',
$2.93,726
$467,961
expenses)——,_i.
399.489
_
•Drl.276
*$693,215
..
....
.i.
$466,685
3,922,449
3,922.449
—'$0.18
10c ^per
v'
.
„
■
Inc..
Co.—V.
is
186,
83.4/4 -owned
an
due
;
:
_
Airlines,
$0.12 v
"item'
sbare for rnon-rccurring
to
Sept.
on
1G
first
-
'
v.
-
subsidiary
of
323.
p.
announced
installation
that
successful
a
aluminum
of
•.
one-year
.
rail has'
Miami Inter¬
guard
The
.
the
unique
Miami
company
of
held;
common
will
rights
expire
•
National
after
PROCEEDS—Net
registration
costs.
additions
plant
is
BUSINESS—Company
an
at
utility
p.m.
,
counties.
'
the
EARNINGS—For
months
12
ended
30,
the
1958
be
,
in
operated
the
by
"
was-
in
'
Olsen Oil Firm—
all of the capital stock of R. Olsen *
Admiral John J. Bergen, USNR, -
Rear
Mitchell
.
Felt,
President.
excess
Olsen
R.
Paige
the
The
purchase
price,
of $5,000,000.
Oil
Co.
until
Its
which owns
w."Y.-.Y
Corp.,
purchase
806
of
in
the
H,
1979.
1982_
Bergen
oil
did
Y
Felt emphasized
and
and
Mr.
that
the
abovementioned
not
gas
owns
and
M.
J.
Crose
distributor
of
•
■
Manufacturing Co. Inc. of
pipeline construction and
equipment and-supplies.—V. T35,
p.
1005.
"
by
its
this
Punch, a new accounting machine, is illusfunctions explained
in a brochure (No. S-565)
just
corporation.
^
Tfhe machine, actuated by.a simple 10-key keyboard, .inner punches
quantities in Keysprt cards such as dollars and units! .At the
time - it accumulates and prints a detail tape.
Later' ( usually
after marginal sorts of Keysort cards have been made) the Tabulating
Punch will read the iriner punches, again automatically adding,, nonadding-or subtracting'as desired.
At the-same time it agairi prints
results on
the tape.
two
35,000,000
.
notes, maturing Dec. 31,
1959
4.80 %
series
Cumulative
preferred stock
:
preferred stock (par $25)_
4.32%
series
4.16%
series
preferred
preferred
stock
(no
amount
of
Common
-The
of
mortgage
and
stock
stock
par).;
the
deed
of
issuable
trust
r
150,099 shs.
150,000 shs.;
242,826 shs.
under
the
tiori
800,000 shs.
600;000shs.
4,856,499 shs.
$8,000,000 shs
dated Sept.
company's
preferred stock.
,
■.
indenture
features' Which, the
produce
readily available.
Service .centers
have
been
established
cities to serve surrounding areas.—V. 188,
p.
994
in
Ryder System, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 6,000 shares of common stock: (par $5) wajs
1, 1939, as supplemented
terms thereof, additional
-
.
to
principal
...
<
\
-'j
tBy action of the board of directors of the company 607,065 shares
the common stock have been reserved
for-the conversion of trie
new
brochure outlines' are the machine's
duplicate
punched
cards
whil£ automatically
printing and accumulating .from the original Keysot' cards.' It will
also automatically punch net accumulations in summary cards.
Keysort Tabulating Punch, is now in full production svith'irisfallaAdditional
ability
1242,826 shs.
1,400,000 shs
800,000 shs.
and amended is unlimited, and subject to the
bonds of any series may be issued.
,
_
-
9,000.000
' 600,000 6hs.
600,Q00shs.
;
bonds
,
:
5.000,000
•
-
-
-
.
.
"
.
same
Unsecured notes:
3%
-
-
Tabulating
and
issued
I5,oio;ooo
■
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-
Royal McBee Corp.—New Product Announced—
25,000,000
25,000,030
3 ¥2 % notes, maturing Dec. 31, 1960
Cumulative preferred stock (par $100)_
3 ¥2 % series preferred stock
•
mean
the withdrawal
of Royal American from
business.
Royal American continues to own all of the stock of Graham Paige Co. of Texas, whose oil and gas holdings
have
been
supplemented by 840 acres in Lea County, New Mexico,/
acquired from R. Olsen Oil Co. before its sale. These acres are adjacent
to a spread of over 2,000 awes owned by Graham Paige Co. of Texas in Lea County on which it is planned to commence drilling of a deep <•
test well in the near future.
'■
Y
'
the
Kevsort
12,000,000
J,
-
1950
voting
future by Jal Oil Co., of which his son, Howard
The properties consist oi 6.837 net producing acres,
properties.
maintenance
$48,000,000
—
sold
15
•*
1958—8 Mouths—1957
Olsen
Royal American also
Okla., producer
Outstanding
Series
.
$2,592,036 $16,550,682 $16,992,263
■
Series
1,
per
Royal American.
YY:Y;YpY"
stated'that, the former R. Olsen Oil Co. properties would
of
trated
1984
1987
of
Graham
Tulsa,
,
1977
covering ■/
purchase of the stock, the purchaser liquidated
sold -its properties to Olsen Oils, Inc., which
Olsen of Oklahoma City, Okla. Mr. Olsen was the
owner
by
Admiral
company
1975—
1,
and
1951
transaction
-
supplies
bonds:
Series F, 3Va%, due Sept. 1,
Series G, 3Va%, due Nov. 1,
3%, due Jan
3s,a%, due July
Series K, 33/a%, due Jan.
Series L. 4.%%, due Oct.
12
2,872 net proven undeveloped acres and over 4,000 net prospective acres
located in New Mexico, Oklahoma
and Texas.
There are 138 wells
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Irving
Olsen, is President.
electric
First mortgage
was
"controlled by R.
stock
;
operating revenues of $79,762,000, compared with $79,222,000 in the calendar year 1957 and $75,451,000 in 1956.
In the
most recent
period net income was $15,526,000 against $15,102,000
and $13,928,000, respectively, in the last two calendar years.
*
announced
was
and
and
"
June
it
founder
electricity in north central, central and southern Indiana.
At June
30, 1958 the company served 367,000 customers in 70 oi the state's
92
•
June
'
paid in cash,
is
to prepay
which
on
After completing the
R.
Olsen Oil Co.
and
$124,000,000.
operating public
-
(N. Y\)—Stafe- ;
;
■
:
•
SEC
the
1958—Month—1957
corporation on Sept.
Co.,
on
offering will be used
with
$2,771,938
which
1975.
proceeds from this
filed
652.
Chairman,
Public
utility
gross
1,
Corp.
.
statement
Royal American Corp.—Sells
notes, the proceeds of which were used for construction
Service of Indiana estimates the total 1958-60 cost of
loan
bank
Feb.
Industries
Effective—
188, p.
Mr.
end
the
will
This
Oii
share is convertible into 2Yst shares of common stock
beginning with Jan. 1, 1960.
On and after Feb. 1, 1960 the new stock is redeemable at $105 per
share for three years, and thereafter at prices decreasing to $100 a
on
,.
Needles,
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores Inc.—August Sales Up—
is of¬
3
at
for
Howard,
by
proposed issue of 500,000 shares of common, stock, class B, at $3,
share, became effective on Sept. 4. See also V. 187, p. 2844.
5
preferred share for each twenty
one new
specified
have, been
new
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Stockholders—This
Common
to
railing
International
a
radio.
Main offices and plant are
Chicago 47, 111., with a second
and
the
.
....r.-
...
of
feet
to
-
according
ment
.
Each preferred
of
whose
p.
2,852,948
other
.or
world's
Robosonic
in the past under
(CDT) on Oct. 6. An underwriting group headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc., will purchase from the company any
unsubscribed preferred shares.
held.
purposes,
Stock
of
shares.
—
7,000
the
of
of Indiana, Inc.—Offers Preferred *
Co.
Service
the basis of
on
as
company's
corporate
>
be the first commercial
installation
of
aluminum
guard .
to Reynolds officials, and it opens the way for use •
product on highways throughout the United, States.
Aluminum already is widely used for bridge railing, signs, overhead'
trusses, lighting standards, fencing, telephone booths and other highway accessories.—V. 188, p. 993.
-VY- v.
'
rail,
the acquisition of the Buckeye Bobbin
The latter firm will continue
on
$13,000,000 will be used to repay a like amount of bank loans incurred
by the company in connection with the purchase
by it of additional
equity securities of subsidiaries.
The balance will be added to other
187.
in
This
for
Sept. 16, 1953, rights to subscribe for 242,826 shares of
4.80% cumulative preferred stock at par ($100 per share)
had
capital stock, $25 par.
subscription by holders
will
sale
Airport
Tammen and'Bergendoff, consulting engineers.
Charleston St..
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
447,346 shares of its
to offer this stock for
the
of
.'
of
Investment
approaches
—V.
for
Registers Proposed
statement
in
lease
Sales
on Oct. 2, 1958, at the rate of one share
Glore, Forgan & Co. and The First
the principal underwriters. The subscription
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment,
net proceeds to be received from
the sale of
the stock,
11
Corp.
price and
Of
a
(net
the
Now
of
Paper Tube Co.
Public
capital stock of record
each
Boston
i
filed
company
and
1047.
p.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.
Subscription Offering With SEC—
V
investment
shares
1.000.000
Girard, Ohio.
be
patents, other fabricated products adaptable
to the Buckeye facilities will be solicited.
Precision Paper Tube Co. is a leading manufacturer of high dielectric
coil forms and tubes for use in a wide variety of electrical and elec¬
share
corporation on Sept. 12 filed a
covering 1,286,619 shares of its
SEC
offered
of
used
.99
____
specification of the railing for the new
national Airport.
Eight hundred feet of the aluminiun railing were installed more than
a year ago
by Reynolds at the Snapper Creek Bridge in Dade County
near
Miami; p'Ja.
The
railing Was developed
by Reynolds product
development. engineers
in cooperation With
the
Syro Steel Co.
of
Co.—Acquisition—
has announced
division of the new owner.
In addition to the bobbin assemblies manufactured
shares
'Penberthy Instrument Co., Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
income
company
of
resulted
fering to the holders of its common stock of record on
2192.
;
fit
Rensliaw
Reynolds. Metals Co.-r-Announces Successful ."Test--
a
Shares
SEC
&
loans.—V.
income
The
test
68,347,635
corporation on Sept. 5 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 26,300 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered
.AO
' "
'JrYY1'
Co.—
Airlines, lnc; ,(N. C.)—Reports Higher lSTet Prof..'
income
Townscnd
Co., 122000 Sprecher St., Cleveland, Ohio.
57,247,623
The
of
incorporated
CONTROL—Resort
plant at 79 Chapel St., Hartford, Conn.
Minn.—Files With SEC—
Proceeds
573.959
issue
♦Include,s j$395,115
sale, of aircraft.'r
1, '1958,' through
Nov.
on
common stock (par 25 cents) to
of preferred
stock ana one share
of
share
one
$5
Precision Paper Tube
This company
located
Pako Corp., Minneapolis,
12.
outstanding
h
Earnings per-.share.—
(Deutches Kalisyndicat
by R. A. Holman & Co., Inc., 54 Wall Street, New York. N. Y.
proceeds are to be used to reduce outstanding bunk loans and
general working capital, etc.
'
; ■
)
f
.
44,138,613
75,211,145
company...
OperatingOther
Exchange Commission—
and
80,000
units
in
50,543,000
60,935,464
listing
revenue '(Including
Operating,; expenses
$1)
common
49,925,410
9,779,350
original
Oper.
corporation on Sept. 8 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 60,000 shares of 20-ceat convertible preferred stock
55.505,000
7,811,221
Sept.
on
authorized
an
Resort
The
6,782,735
12,846,070
&
.
.
7,126,000
10,433,852
.90
Wells
Inc.
Rodman
'
Y
.90
'!
pipes, diaphragms, gaskets, washers and other extruded arid molded :
shapes:. It also fabricates Couplings and. connectors lor use with these *
products.
V. 167, p. 1898.
:■
u '
fund,
sinking
Securities
7,602,718
income
Corp.
designing and
manufacturing .systems, for handling corrosive materials,
it
produces
hose and -Ilo.se 'assemblies made of the more unusual
high resistance
resins.
From "sithilar materials - it manufactures
laminated and lined
•
Development Corp., Oceanside, N. Y.
Precise
10,002,000
,Net operating
Co..
-
company's outstanding bank
for
of
out
£27,190 25-year series A and B loan
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1973 (as extended; and £14,320 series B bonds.
Payment will be made at J. Henry Schroder Banking Corp., 57 Broad¬
way, New York, N. Y.; J.
Henry Schroder & Co., Ltd., London, Eng¬
land; Hope «fc Co., Amsterdam, Netherlands; Swiss Credit Bank, Zurich,
Switzerland; or Stockholms Enskilda Bank, Stockholm, Sweden.—V. 187,
p. 1898.
r '
of 'the
operation
.90
.90
Resistoflex Corp., Roseland, N. J.—Listing in N. Y.—
G.m.b.h.)—Partial Redemption—
taxes,-
Net after charges
--V. 188, p. 895.
895.
Corp
Inc
Raffensperger, Hughes &
4.00
Shares
There
3.00
1047.
p.
Syndicate of Germany
Potash
Other operating taxes--
income
188,
"
-3.00
Colin & Shumaker,
.
tronic
Federal
4.00
—
announced
the
This
^
—79,216,084
Co.,
Inc. L;
The Board'of Governors cf the'American
with the SEC on
in its Employees'
filed a registration statement
covering $509,000 of participation
1958,
Precision
1958—7 Mos.—1957
Share
4.00
Co.——
188, p.
&
Mullaney,
Corp.
Weld
Net
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
&
*
Co.—
&
Webster
President,
Registers Employee Stock Pur¬
—
corporation,
11,
Stock Purchase Plan.—V.
as
Period End. July 31—
Pierce,
Smith.,
&
Securities
chase Plan With SEC—
offered
Securities and Exchange Commission—
&. Co
6 Months Ended.June 20
Fitney-Bowes, Inc.
Co
.
(par
188, p. 588.
&
Plans
for
the
issuance of $15,000,000
sinking fund
debentures,
expected to be sold at competitive bidding in late October 1958. were
approved at a meeting of the board of directors, Frank McLaughlin,.
SEC
Pacific Power & Light Co., Portland, Ore.—Files With
Trask
Struthers &■ Co.—_
Kiser,
2421.
p.
Wood.
V
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—To Sell Debentures
($100 per share), through M. H. Bishop & Co.. Minne¬
The proceeds are to be used for expansion and improve¬
183,
Spencer
4.00
—V.
The company on Sept. 10 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 3.000 shares of 5'. 4% series F cumulative preferred slock to be
offered
&
Barney
Securities
188, p. 588.
Pioneer Telephone Co., Waconia, Minn.
3.00
City
White.
known
field. COPEFA
of this property and it is expected that exploration
Securities and Exchange Commission—.
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.—Proposed Merger—
>:
will
Salomon Bros. <te Hutzler_
;
3.00
Indianhapolis Bond «Sc
in the
concession in Algeria comprising 1,433,203 acres
adjacent to the country of Tunisia.
The area,
will be the operator
With
•
a
Desert
4.00
Collett
Stone
Beressot", is located northeast of the Hassi Messaoud
as
3.00
Co
&
4.00
group
Sahara
—
Moseley
4.00
in
Adams,
and
heat
phenulic.
The "Opta-Matic"
-
a
S.
Brothers
Fenner
Chairman, and Paul Endacotc, President.
One concession,
known as El Aichane, comprising 1,748,260 acres
southwest of the prolific Hassi Messaoud oil field, has been awarded
to
F.
4.00
Freres
Smith,
awarded exploration permit interests on
the Sahara Desert of Algeria, according
bem
has
company
S.
3.35
3.35
&
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
Kidder, Peabody & Co..
Lehman
additional concessions
K.
Inc..
C.
4.00
__
Co.
4.00
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
Lazard
1652.
the required rigidity, resistance
said, "we picked Marlex because it had
mold
This
Becker
Co.—
A.
..l~Y
Co.
&
4.00
4.00
Merrill Lynch,
to
&
G.
'-.vY
•
Percent
"
,
Witter
4.00
Corp._„
Inc.
Co..
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Oil Permits in Algeria—
two
■
Union
Co.—
Sachs
Optics Manufacturing Corp., Philadelphia, Pa—Mar¬
Projector—
This
&
Boston
Glore, Forgan & Co.-
exploration v.ork will begin in the near future. Phillips and the same
partners earlier this year received a concession covering.815,430 acres
in the same general area.
„
c
The other new award to Phillips is a 25';
interest in exploration
the
First
severally
.
Percent
A.
Dillon,
Securities
Goldman.
per share on
fiscal year, after
187, p.
'-Y*..
'
Dean
The
have
respective percentages set
stock as shall -not be sub¬
:Y
%
since the
of $13.38
current
preferred
.
:v.:,
below
named
the
company
new
'
fiscal year on Oct. 1, 1957. Mr. Karasick
net asset value of the Fund reached an all-
the
the
the
of
Blyth <te Co., Ipc—20.00
consisting of Phillips and two French companies, COPEFA
(Compagnie Francaise des Pctroles France-Afrique) and OMNIREX
(Omnium des Recherches et Exploitations Petrolieres).
Phillips will
have 49d
interest in the venture and will be the operator. Geophysical
to
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
underwriters
from
such
oi
The
-—
purchase
to
below
scribed for:.
issued an order per¬
15, has
kets New
*
forth
188,
this corporation to issue shares at net asset value for sub¬
stantially all of the cash and securities of Louetta Investment Co.
According to the application, the net assets of William Street Fund,
as
of July 31, 1958, amounted to $240,673,874, and there were then
outstanding 20,500,330 shares of stock.
Louetta is a personal holding
company with 10 stockholders.
Under an agreement with the latter's
stockholders, substantially all of
the cash1 and securities owned by
Louetta, with a total value of about $1,400,000 as of July 31, 1958,
will be transferred to William Street Fund in exchange for shares of
William Street Fund.—V. 188, p. 895.
mitting
:
.
Eastman
announced
10. an
of Sept.
as
current
that
has
President,
$1,381,430
announced
the
for
Karasick,
S.
were
tion.—V.
SEC—
Sept.
on
agreed
Up 60%—
Securities Corp.—Assets
Peoples
time
Fund, Inc.—Purchase of Louetta
Street
William
One
UNDERWRITERS
Cuba.
and
V'
1047.
also
Investment Shares Cleared by
Canada
States,
United
for the account of such non-resident stockholders.—V.
held
any,
p.
beginning
188, p. 751.
—V.
continental
the
have not been made by such non-resident stock¬
their subscription warrants will, if possible, be sold for iheir
accounts before expiration of the warrants,
and the net proceeds, if
holders,
$
$
«s
20,186.950 141,942,574
—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
outside
are
If other arrangements
1958—7 MOS.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. July 31-
of
.
(1198)
'
made
with
on
a
Sept. 10 by.Blyfh.& Co.,.Inc., at $34.25
per
dealer's concession of:60 eents per share.
completed.—V. 188,
p.
896.
share,
It
was
,
,
Volume
18&
Number 5779
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1199)
55
J1
St. Louis Southwestern
Ry.—Trading to Be Suspended ;
'
See
•
Andes
vCopper Mining Co. above.—V. 188,
1048.
p.
10,000
at
steps
shares
is
shares
$20
still
preferred
thereof
slock
into
for
stock
Is
stock
common
each one
convertible,
share
the
on.
of
the
at
company is
basis
option of
fivd shares
of
preferred'stock.
the
a
of
common
The company may redeem all or
.
part of the preferred stock
plus any accumulated and unpaid dividends.
share,
per
PROCEEDS—The net
.
proceeds
to
are
be. used
to
retire
company
organized
was
at
•
.
$12.50
$550,000
promissory notes and used for general corporate purposes./
BUSINESS—The
,
record
at
stockholders
remainder
of
the
of
as
$26
of
31,
share.
per
8,000
Dec.
record
shares
1957
at
There
Dec.
31,
which
are
1957
have
share.
per
planning expansion into other states and
eventually
Multiple-Line Company.
"■The
,
company-has
operation
and
of
the
called
sinking
for
redemption
fund,
$400,000
Oct.
on
15, 1958, through
5l'2% convertible de¬
incorporated in Cal¬
bentures due Oct.
1956.
On Jan. 2. .1957,. the company issued
15, 1972 at par plus accrued interest.
623,245 "
Payment
will be made at any branch, in Canada of the
stock. (par $1)
in exchange for the conveyance
Royal Bank of Canada.
of. the majority of the outstanding shares of Suburban x
XDebentures are convertible Into common stock to and
including Oct.
Savings & Loan. Association and Imperial Savings & Loan
14, 1958.—V. 188, p. 90.
Association,
and a minority
consisting of 11.4%xofxthe outstanding capital stock
of Southland
Savings & Loan Association (formerly La Mesa-El Cajon
Southwestern Electric Power Co.—New Name—
Savings & Loan.. Association t,
By March, 195-7, .the company had ac¬
See Southwestern Gas & Electric Co. below.
quired 100% of: the outstanding stock? of Suburban
Saving & Loan As¬
sociation and Imperial Savings & Loan
Association. Between the period
I
fronr April
Southwestern Gas & Electric
1957, through, February, 1958; the
company acquired all
Co.—Changes Name—
of
the outstanding guarantee
capital stock of South Bay Savings
'The stockholders have
8s'f
approved a proposal to change the name of
Loan Association.
On May 31, 1957, the
this company to Southwestern Electric Power
company acquired all of the
Co., effective Oct. 1,1958.
outstanding capital stock of Chula Vista Investment Co The
Dealings under the new name on the Midwest Stock
company
Exchange will
conducts two1 insurance agencies under the
names
of South Bay In¬
begin at the opening of business Sept. 29, 1958.—V. 187,
p. 2845.
surance Agency and Suburban
Imperial Insurance Agencies. The com¬
pany is a holding company, its business
consisting of owning stocks,
Spiegel' Inc.—August Sales Up—
of. its
operating subsidiaries, with the exception of Insurance
Agencies
which are. not; separate entities.
Period Ended Aug. 31—
1958—Month—1957
1958—8 Months—1957
Sales
$11,112,247 $11,002,225 $72,764,034
;
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO' PRESENT FINANCING
$67,241,877
—V. 188, p. 652.
ifornia
to
Nov.
on
shares
of
its
■
its
of
9.
common
the company
-
'
-
x'X-X-
'
V:-'•
.
5li %
i-ii.iC&VXv''Authorized
<•.
cumulative conv.' redeemable pre-
ferred
stock,
Common
stock
(par
authorized.but
issuance
to. these
of the
preferred^ .stock.—V.
Sair Juaa
Racing Association,
Net
for
income
$522,076,
10.56
or
stockholders.
recurring
is
-
-The
cents
These
with
only
months
corporation
Juan,
operates
Puerto' Rico.-
Earnings
in
of. the
x
the
:
":
-
all
taxes.
fiscal
that
El
No
.'
k
:
-v
.
been
•'
to
.
track
race
•
used
>
to
oversubscribed
was
non¬
V.
see
•
■
188,
R.
&
.
Banco
reduced
to
$500,000,
de
Ponce;
$583,350;
will be
the
and
paid
which
off
in
indehted.
above,—V.
and
the
Oil
188,
Noonan
originally •$1,000,000," will be
mortgage, which was originally
x"x: ;'" X 'x/:"'-'
second
-
During the course of construction, an interim
$750,000 had been obtained by San Juan
trustees
of
$3,208,379
El
•'i
books
closed.
For
details,
April
on
30.
days each year.
the
The
off-track
total handle
racing
during
the
stated.
at
opening
The
The
under
first
racing
six
of
El
months
of
for
the
in
the
over
despite
1504.
fact
the
&
daily
that
there
be
Schenley Industries. Inc.—Plans
.Kentucky production after five
to
shut-down will
Limestone
Spring.
shortly
be
ii.
Lewis
Rosenstiel,
Chairman
will be employed
persons
"much
resumed
Drexel
'
'
994.
'
Board,
the
as
plants
that
350
be
can
to
'-,..; xx
(Ed.)
Sales
-
.i—
.Profit
Net
before
reactivated,
per
1
,—-i
—
^
-The
Ion
thd
the
.
-r"-*"';
•
summary of
of
July of
method
'
as
of
of
inventory ^valuation
twenty-sixweeks
1958.—Vv
of
'
to
was
186,?p.
the
products
Corp,
First of Michigan
Corp.
First
Southwest
B;
Hibbs
to
the
The
$22,000,000.
Products
Co.,
company
which
the
earnings were $52,423,000,
come
55%
a
six months ended
June
and
30,
Period End, Aug. 31—
V;"." "
r,
343,278,620
—V.
188,
v...
'
x
f.
s.
2.90%
the
'
debs,
plant
a
3%
and
April
and
1
June
1,
Sundry
indebtedness
Capital
stock
-
Robert
Garrett
Green,
Ellis
Anderson
of
1,
1957
EFFECT
UNDERWRITERS
-from
received. orders
.
in
the
^
amount, of
$476,756
Lockheed^ Aircraft
Computers,
Tner
Corp., for- the production-of True
Airspeed
Computer-has been designed to provide the neces-
accurate
v
A.
sensitive force balance Mach number transducer which
generates a shaft position functionally proportional to Mach
number.
The Computer stresse modular
construction, computational
.
accuracy,
computational reliability and simplicity
•
~.
Southeastern
Six
Months
"•'Premiums
Premiums
of
operation.—V.
Fidelity Fire Insurance Co.—Earns., etc.
Ended
June-30—
:<"■
*
'
1958
writtea't
*
:
-
From
Capital
Earns,
investment
on
.June
30,
r
Brothers
below
have
3Vs%
income
'
-
*
,Corp." %
"
A.
E.
—
Co., Inc.
&
Ames
Anderson
Strudwick
&
Arnholdt & S.
Sullivan
Co.,
J.
100,000
-
•
&
(based
on
10,000 shs. outstdg.)
■
150,000
Co—
300,000
Sons—
1,000,000
195ffc
was
-added
therefore,
Co
' 600,000
H.
100,000
Co
&
Bros.
&
200,000
Denton,
300,000
M.
Baker,
Co.—
350,000
E.
3.577
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
700,000
500,000
Byllesby &
Clark,
in
not
subscription
a
part
of
from
working
100,000
assets
Co..
J.
issue,
for
as
the
of
six
-IkV/
completed all requirements
&
Inc.
-
Watts
Fitch,
Barret,
Bear,
A.
&
North
1—
Stearns ,8s.Co.—
—
William Blair
Co,
Central
Childs
1,000,000
400,000
National
1,000,000
2,000,000
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.
H.
&
Hentz
Co.
Henry Herrman
Hlckey & Co
Hill
J.
Richards
J.
B.
&
&
Hutton
&
&
The
Illinois
Co.
Indianapolis
Dulles
Kalman &
M.
300,000
Ladenburg,
&
Langley
Lazard
&
Co.,
Higginson
John
C.
Co.—
Ryons
&
Co.
&
Co.
Laurence M.
&
A.
McCormick
Co
—V.
p.
&
Co. Inc
&
500,000
2,000,000
Co
&
Weld
Co
8s
Cohu
4,000,000
&
"
Stetson
Dean
Witter
Harold
Co
Gibson
Winslow,
&
Wood
E.
Wood,
Inc.
Gundy 8s
Wood,
300,000
350,000
600,000
Co.—
&
&
&
8s
150,000
White,
1,000,000
Inc.
McDonald
300,000
Weeden
Marks
Masten
E.
Sons
Co
&
Walker
Wertheim
200,000
Co.
Mason-Hagan,
&
Hale
200,000
Coe
&
'
1,500,000
150,000
Noel
Walker
H.
Webster,
200,000
Co.
1,500,000
&
Inc.
Alstyne,
Josenh
4,000,000
100,000
Inc
&
250,000
Co._
&
Watling, Lerchen 8s Co.
200,000
Brothers
Irving Lundborg
Co
&
200,000
1,000,000
100,000
G.
150,000
1,000,000
4,000,000
2,000,000
Co
&
.150,000
Trask
Co.
500,000
&
Inc.
Co.
350,000
Co._
Corp.
Legg
Rogers
Anthony
Van
700,000
100,000
'
Corp.
R. L. Day
Underwood, Neuhaus 8s
300,000
Meeds
&
Co., Inc
Co.
Tucker,
5,000,000
&
200,000
4,000,000
Corp.
Spencer
Corp
Freres
&
Thomas
200,000
4,000,000
1,000,000
&
Co.,
&
American
Tracy,
Thalmann
Bissell
C.
500,000
Webster
&
Taylor,
100,000
Co.
W.
Co.
8s
200.000
&
Sutro
Co.,
Co
&
100,000
350,000
Co..
Stroud
300,000
Peabody & Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.-
600,000
—
Co—
Nicolaus
&
Swiss
Inc._
250,000
&
Boyce—
&
&
Brothers
100,000
Inc.
Loeb
1,500,000
Staats
Securities
Kidder,
Kuhn,
Co.
R.
Haines
Stone
&
&
500,000
4,000,000
Inc.
&
Kidder
Co.
—
Stern
200,000
Co.
&
Bros.
Stix
Jones & Co.
200,000
8s
Sinithers
&
Stifel,
Kay, Richards & Co
Lee
Co.
300,000
Inc.
Co
&
Barney
Steele,
Stein
&
Mellen
Miller,
Co,
&
Moore
8.
350,000
Joseph,
.1,500,000
-400,000
Deane ■•'>&
William
1,000,000
Co.
Edward D.
Agnew
Simon
M.
F.
&
Space
Company—
Scribner
100,000
500,000
2,000,000
Battles,
Inc.
The Johnson,
Lane,
A.
Shuman,
150,000
Corp.
Johnston, Lemon
&
Smith,
Corp.
Janney,
Singer,
X
1,000,000
Smith,
Inc
Bond
I.
400,000
Co.
Scranton &
300,000
Shields
2,000,000
Co
Hutton
300,000
Co.
200,000
Co
500,000
Co.
100,000
200,000
Co
& Co
E.
W.
600,000
Co
Stringfellow.
Shearson, Hammill &
250,000
Howard, Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrlchs
F.
Chas.
400,000
J.
A.
Hogle & Co
Hornblower & Weeks—.
W.
&
250,000
Co.
&
Hilliard & Son
Hirsch
Scott
—
Struthers
Co.—
8s
'
230,000
4,000,000
Co.
150,000
Co.,
500,000
Woodard-Elwood
8s
&
Co.
Co.
2,000,000
200,000
Co.
350,000
994.
188,
600,000
Yarnall,
Biddle
&
Clark
W.
John
100,000
Co
&
Clarke
W.
200,000
Co.
&
Dodge
W.
350,000
2,000,000
Co—
&
Co.
200,000
&
Inc.
Co.—
100,000
Coffin & Burr, Inc
700.000
150,000
Julien
600,000
Collins
&
Co.—
Cooley & Co
Courts
8c
400,000
'
Co
1,500.000
Crowell,
1,500,000
500,000
Cruttenden, Podesta &
700,000
Co. of
Oil
cooperative
control
was
announced
annual
America's
Ohio—Development Study—
development
on
study between this company and The
Products Co., Los Angeles, Calif.,
con¬
digital computers to automatic process
Sept.
16 at the
Instrument Society of
Instrument-Automation
Conference.
In
announcing the new study, E. N. Marsh, chief of SOhlo's Process
Engineering Division, said that its purpose will be to explore new
automation frontiers for the control of SOhlo's refinery units,—V,
187,
D.
1548.
.
Standard
The
Gade
Pressed
directors
President
as
of
a
the
member
Steel'Co.—V.
Steel
Co.—New
Director—
Sept. 10 elected Carl K. Dellmuth, a Senior ViceFidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., to succeed George A.
on
188,
of
p.
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Standard
Pressed
652.
Sterchi Bros.
Stores Inc.—August Sales Off—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
-V.
1958—Month—1957
$1,447,123
—
183,
p.
$1,641,708
1958—6 Mos.——1957
$8,243,140
$9,334,361
652.
Clarke
200,000
1,500,000
Standard
A
350,000
Corp.
Corp.
Securities
Chiles-Schutz
Richard
Co., x
G. .Becker
&
(Inc.)
100,000
Co
Eichler & Co.
Inc.
Blair
1,000,000
&
Inc.
Barth &
Co.
600,000
Whipple
Bateman,
current
FINANCING—The company in accordance with the vote of the stockholders, at its annual meeting in 1957, has
&
Bacon.
$0.78
premium.
&
Co.
150,000
&
MacDonald,
Inc.
———
__
&
&
———-
Burns
Auchincloss, Parker
Redpath
&
Inc.
1,796
\ $1.00
estimated profits contained in unearned
Schwabacher
&
200,000
&s
200,000
Brown
Burnham
t
-
—
1,000,000
Co
Bradford
Burke
150,000
Inc
C.
$5,373
7,822
Co.
&
Hutton
Stone
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
cerning
the application of
Inc.
Alex.
5,484
10,668
4,000,X)00
Schneider
H.
Schoellkopf,
Hayden,
forth
4,000.000
&
500,000
-•
,
Lestrange
Arthurs,
V Co.
75,843
'
500,000
them,
set
Simmons
&
Bosworth,
./.t, ,700.000
'
Ellis
Boettcher
■
Co.
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
4,154
Hutzler
—
Inc.
Inc.
severally
to
Blyth 8s Co., Inc
150,000
'x
32,584
.
w-months-period! ended June 30, 1S58.X.
•J.
Blunt
Bache
127,170..
'" NOTE—£2-TivZ70
,
of
conversion
named
'$9,638
m
per share
;'Based
J'
underwriters
27,649
underwriting
paid
$113,976
"
The
41,462
—
*Gain after equity adjust, in unearned premium
,
79.913
1957
for
reserved
'
operating- expenses_l___^
From
'
are
46,780
—
Net-gain from operation—
'
3
'
$104,070
earned
expenses
Other
1091.
—
American Securities :,
Bleichroeder,
'
Loss
188, p.
shares
Starilfey & Co.;$15,0D0,000
,C. Allyn & ,Co., .Inc.
1,500,000
Almstedt
highly 1
and
303,000
E.
150?00Q
2,000;000
Co.
&
&
Pomeroy,
25.000,000
*35,769,070 shs,
4,000,000
Bros.
200,000
Mackall
50.000,000 shs.
Salomon
&
Co.—
&
Rothschild
F.
500300
500,000
Inc.
Renshaw—
&
Mosle
Rotan,
L.
500.000
Loewi
,
Rodman
Co.
Lester,
14,663,000
200,000,000
7004)00
Co.,
&
Outstanding
$16,660,000
70,000,000
Co
&
Co.
&
Robinson-
Humphrey
200,000
*
1504)00
5004)00
1,5001000
Gardner.
&
Miller
FINANCING
1963—
Morgan
«aSary truexairspeed-input to Airborne Navigational Systems, -'x ';
71'; These accuracies are possible through the utilization of'a
^
in¬
1,500,000
Haupt & Co
Lehman
PRESENT
TO
agreed
to
purchase
and
Standard
has
agreed
to
sell
severally,'11'the respective principal amounts of debentures
below opposite their names;
Servomechanfcms, Inc;—Receives Lockheed Order—
corporafloni has
company
calendar year total
1979
318,750
Ripley
Laird
the
Rlter
The
150JOOO
i
1
Reynolds
Partners
30OJOOO
100;000
Inc
Hayden,
making
$919,910,000 and
with $1,049,465,000 and $82,-
For the
$25)
(par
addition,
*In
"
.This
Ira
Co.,
&
Reinholdt
350,000
Inc.
&
2,0004)00
Co
&
4,000,000
Harris
300,000
Pressprich & Co.
Inc.
250,000
Inc.
"
&
Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
500,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Co.,
3004)00
Quail
4,000,000
Co
&
&
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co.,
5,000,000
Co.
Sons
&
300,000
Pollock
500,000
&
Hallgarten
E.
Putnam
200,000
&
500,000
&
100,000
Co.—
Forgan &
Goldman, Sachs
Goodbody & Co
500v000
R. W.
Sons
Glore,
&
Co
&
Prescott, Shepard
Co., Inc.
Co.,
&
>1504)00
Pforzheimer
debentures.
'
-
.
Calumet
promissory notes due
$
...
150,000
& Marshall—
Fulton Reid &
Co., Inc.
<100,000
Inc.
700,000
Laird,
income
debs, due Sept. >1, 1979_
30-year 3 la % debs., due Oct. 1, 1982
41/2% debs., due Oct. 1, 1983—
$200,000,000
344,491,378 2,097,164,738 2,128,062,255
in
for
amounted to
compared
GIVING
due Feb.
1958—7 Mos.-r-1957
.
1048.
p.
to
transporta¬
$2,029,689,000 and net earnings $151,509,000.
was
CAPITALIZATION
2-?4%
(Last-in
necessary/during
>1958—Month—1957 •>«■;.-
■
Sales
28%
will
solution^.
other
1958
interest
operate
Authorized
and
year
1155. V
owns
and
owns
shown
as
&
Co
&
Writer &
H.
Wmi
500,000
Foster
2,000|00Q
Hopwood
5,000,000
Co
3504)00
Webber, Jackson
Phelps, Fenn
Piper, Jaffray
150,000
Boston
6004)00
Co._
Co.
.
Co
&
First
1084>00
—_
Curtis
Carl
500,000
Ferris
500j©00
Co
Christensen, Inc.
250,000
'
Go,
Parrish
1,500,000
i
1004)00
Northwest
Peters,
Co.
E.
1958
are
net
xSoars, Roebuck & Co.—August Sales Decreased—
X
maturity.
producing,
3%
,
to
are
of the company's chemical activities are now
integrated in a
subsidiary, Amoco Chemicals Corp., whose sales in 1957 amounted
about
/X
LIFO
Paine,
Co.
.
360*000
Nowland & Co.
Pacific
100,000
500,000
—
Ohio
&
Chapman &
^
4004)00
2,0004)00
Wells & Co.
Newbold-s Sob &
200,000
&
400,000
Co
—
150,000
2,000,000
Share
EARNINGS—Consolidated -sales
preferred
.'X
The
Co.^
•
2004)00
<Sc
&
Paul J.
Securities
&
Leonard
Moseley
1,000,000
Turner, Inc
6004)00
6004)00
-
,,
Stone
&
4,000,000
&
Co
Eppler, Guerin &
Farwell,
8.
Co.
Stokes
Elwortliy
Clark
Co
Newburger & Co
Newhard, Cook &;
—
Fahey,
Milwaukee
W. H.
Dillon, Union
Estabrook
Co.,
Mullaney,
Ss
1,000,000
Co.
1
4,060,000
So
Lynch
F.
4,000,000
Morris,
150,800
Smith
&
Turben
Moore,
Pont
'Co.—
Pierce,
—
100,000
du
&
Lynch,
Model, Roland
500,000
Co
Co
Equitable
Corp.
250,800
Miller
Inc.
The
100,000
& Co
Eberstadt & Co
&
Co.
Mitchum, Jones <Sc
Templeton
2,000,000
Corp.
I.
Elkins,
<
Weir,
Hutchinson
Fenner
5,000,000
Securities
-
577,000 for the first half of 1957
on
inventories
January of each
end
adjustment
with..51% distributed to the
13% to the marketing and 8%
divisions.
for
$0.14
based
the
prior
1982
net
anhydrous ammonia and ammonium nitrate
133,296
the
on
"
No
each year.
of
49,368
requirements
\x..
earnings*is
company's records
end
first-out )■
...first
•
^
above
dividend
other
Nitrogen
*$0.04
♦Deficit; -tAfter deducting
stocks.
*
share
common
to
Aug. 3,'57
$20,743,628 $21,713,048
4
105,368
X 289,296
-
_
debentures
to
Most
••
Aug. 2,'58
—
taxes
profit for period
tEarnings
""
;x
the
1964
barrels-per-day.
Long a crude oil producer in Canada, the company has aggressively
entered the international crude oil exploration and
production scene in
recent years.
It currently is engaged in exploration in Venezuela, Iran
and Libya, and has a contract to develop production in
Argentina.
400
Schuster & Co., Inc.—Semi-Annual
Earnings—
1
of
$330,000,000
and
new
26 Weeks Ended—
4.57%.
at.2,174 million barrels of crude oil and natural gas liquids and 12,720
billion cubic feet of natural gas.
The company's 13 domestic refineries
an aggregate crude running
capacity at June 30, 1958 of 725,000
employment as the program
distilleries progresses."—V. 188,
;v..
•
said
Inc.
Co.
Eastman
Co.,
1504)00
Young,
Merrill,
Domlnick
&
Francis
had
more
Schenley
+
p.
the
rapidly
as
he expressed hope for
increased bourbon from
and
of
of
60%
funds
marketed in all of the 48 states although marketing
is limited to lubricating oils and specialty
products in three south¬
western and west coast states. I The company estimates its net reserves
as of Dec. 31, 1957, all of which were in the United States and
Canada,
.'
S.
least
at
with
BUSINESS—Company and Its
subsidiaries
constitute
one
of
the
largest integrated organizations in the petroleum industry. Its petro¬
fewer
at
three Schenley plants —
Midway and
Stamping Ground—and plans are being made to. activate a
fourth
plant at Lebanon as soon as possible, the
company
announced
on
Sept.
retire
manufacturing,
tion
Re-Open Plants—
of
years
to
about
the
1958
during
were
1963
able for capital expenditures and other corporate
purposes.
The company estimates that its capital expenditures for
report
handle
1,500,000
Co.,
Dominion
.
term
Rico
of
than
1,
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will
applied by the company to the retirement of $60,000,000 of shortbank loans, with the balance going to general funds to be avail¬
be
of
year.
months
cost
to Oct.
sinking fund payments of $6,500,000 from
PROCEEDS—The
handle
Puerto
1957,"
six
average
the
in
successful
first
racing
year
interest
prior
sinking fund/redemption price is 100. Regular redemption prices
commence
at 104% to and including Sept. 30, 1960,
decreasing there¬
after to the principal amount on and after Oct.
1, 1978.
concessions.
full
non-refundable
are
lower
a
The
Racing
156
combined
January
most
the
-
thor¬
leum
~.
debentures
calculated
wagering at
first
operated
old' tracks'
during
of
and
the
which
flat
Juan.
total
include
admissions
ten-year
for
San
a
income
the
1957
p.
track
a
during
tracks
12.6%
of
and
Comandante
was
days.—V., 182,
of
renewable
a
almost- double
was
handle
of
week
a
sources
Comandante
the
at
daily
increase
an
times
wagering
El
days
1956
year
average
showed
the
pool
of .156 racing
the year 1956
-.prior to
three
company's
track,
''The
X "r
operates
it the exclusive rignc to operate
horse racing in the metropolitan area
is conducted at the track
.
The
borrowed at
Annual
giving
oughbred
,
of
1958.
track
race
interest, to yield about 4.57%
maturity. This offering, which represented one of the
larger underwritten industrial debt financing operations
of 1958, was oversubscribed and the books closed.
Racing Association from the
University. This loan has been fully paid.
equity increased from $2,741,721 on April 30, 1957
Comandante
license
loan
&
& Co.
Securities
Doolittle &
W.
to
Columbia
The stockholders'
to
construction
Merrill
Mead,
Inc.
Dominick
392.
p.
Co.
offered at 99% and accrued
was
full.
&
100,000
500,000
Co.,
the
150,000
&
Bretscher
Harriman
and
Co.
&
Merle-Smith
Dillon, Read
F.
McMaster
&
—
300,000
Inc.
The
McLeod,
100,000
;
Dickson
Dixon
25fM»0
McGlone
Inc.
150,000
Bodine
Robertson
S.
Carl
100,000
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
(Indiana)—Debentures Offered—
A nationwide underwriting
group headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co. and1 comprising 216 investment firms
San
near
it's
Dick
1092.
p.
Standard
•
reduce
4%
&
Pancoast
Gregory
.
.
Maid's
California—Debentures Sold—The
public offering of $150,000,000 4%% sinking fund
debentures due July 1, 1983, at 99%% and accrued in¬
terest, through Blytn & Co., Inc., and Dean Witter & Co.,
comparison
track was in
;
Minute
Standard Oil Co. of
to
report
$420,081,
x"
Comandante
have
of
of
Completed—
Minute:; Maid. Corp.
earnings
the
Sale
—
recent
amounted
annual
because
year
year:
.
corporation
1958
according to the
depreciation
and
preceding
30,
Dewarr,
McDonnell & Co
200,000
Inc.
187, p. 2553.
after
are
$366,465.
the
3J2
share,
per
April
See
...
Debt Reduced-
ended
year
earnings
charges of
available
opertaion
fiscal
the
Brands, Inc.
Debentures
i 1,481,280 shs;
amounts
from. '3,000,000
of April 1, 1958.
350,000 shares of
shares.of common stock are reserved for
unissued
upor* conversion
Standard
200,000
Townsend,
Dempsey-Tegeler
The
70,000 shs.
..*4,0OO,O0O shs.
♦Authorized- capital increased
shares of common stock only, as
the
*100,000 shs.
x
Crouter
—
Outstanding
'•"•"•'•'V.
(par $10%.'—_—
De Haven &
company
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—Partial
Redemption
of
Curtiss, House & Co
J. M. Dain &
Co., Inc.
Davenport & Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co
not
in all probability will offer additional
common stock
to its shareholders after this issue is
fully subscribed and paid for to
further strengthen its capital
postion. This will place the
company in
a
more competitive
position in the industry. See aiso V. 188,
p. 994.
.
holders
•'v/'x'xx' .v
*
The
a
on
subscribers
for
increase Its capital stock
par value of $10 per share.
offered to the public at $26
are
plans to become
.
at
stockholders
new
available
'
The
to
to
The
been subscribed
stock
common
and
share.
a
The
of
prescribed by law to
as
offered
share
per
2,000
16
cumulative '
convertible preferred stock at par ($10 per
share).
such
This stock
Sept.
on
issue of 70,000 shares of 5%%
new
by
.
Stock Offered—
City, Utah,
a
.
taken
$20
San Diego^ Imperial Corp.—Preferred
J. A. Hogle & Co., Salt Lake
offered
.■>
..
.
.
and
Weedon
&
Co.
100,000
200,000
Stevens Markets, Inc.
—
Preferred Stock Sold
—
The
46,642 shares of 5.90% cumulative convertible preferred
stock (par $25), which were publicly offered on Sept. 10
by a group of underwriters headed by R. S. Dickson &
Co. Inc. at $26.50 per share, were quickly oversubscribed.
For details, see V. 188, p. 1092.
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
Offered—An un¬
Service, Inc.—Stock
Gas
Suburban
Kidder, Peabody & Co. on
derwriting group managed by
„Sept. 16 offered publicly 100,000 shares of $1 par value
common stock
at $22 a share.
One-half of the shares
The balance of 50,000 shares is
tional equity.
ijy
will represent addi¬
being sold
This offering was oversub¬
being sold by the company and
-etrc
stockholders.
certain
-
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
the
to
the
from
company
sale
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
new
and subsidiaries sell and distribute
in eight western and southwestern states.
lique¬
BUSINESS—Corporation
fied
petroleum
gas
ended April 30, 1958 Suburban Gas and
$8,070,000 and net income of $808,000
compared with $0,431,000 and $094,000 in the previous fiscal year,
tfet income per snare in the respective periods after preferred dividendrequirements was $1.01 and $1.85, respectively, based in each case
en
tne
weighted average number of shares outstanding during the
period. On a pro forma basis, net sales of Suburban Gas, Redi-Gas
«md Gas Heat, Inc. (an Oregon company acquired us of March 31,
39581
lor the
fiscal year ended April 80 were $11,000,000 and net
warnings per share were $1.85.
the
EARNINGS-—For
had
subsidiaries
year
sales
net
of
sink. fd.
notes, due Mar.
sink.
4%
notes, due Si.pt.
fd.
1,
1,
<$1
value)—
par
COMPANY
LOANS
March.
-In
Mutual
due Marcn 1, 1971.
entered into loan agreements to borrow an ag<tregate of $3,3*00.000 on or prior to Oct. 1, 1958 from New York Lift
Insurance Co., State Mutual Life Assurance Co. of America and Berk¬
shire Life Insurance Co.
These loans will be evidenced by the com¬
sinking
4%',/
The
funu
notes
has
compar.v
notes due Sept. 1, 1973.
The loan agreethe part of the lenders to make
to the fulfillment of certain conditions prece¬
dent including receipt by the lenders of favorable opinions of counsel
«nd
certain certificates
and assurances from the company, sale
by
pany's
#ucli
land
sinking
5'.i'<
constitute
•xients
firm
agreements on
loans, subject only
Che company of
of
the common stock above offered,
events
materially affecting
50,000 shares ol
«w»n-occurrence
certain
the
underwriters, the num-
shares of common stock which each has severally
chase
from the
which
each
Polders
company,
has
are
agreed to pur¬
the number of shares of common
and
severally agreed
stock
the selling stock-
purchase from
to
follows:
as
of
June
miles
10,086
mission
line,
30,
Francis I.
du
Hutton
F.
Gas System.
&•
Co.
Jones
tz
miles
lines.
-
capacity
the
Arthurs, Lestrange A: Co._
Blunt,
Loewi
Az
—
& Simmons—
Ellis
Cruttenden,
Podesta
A:
—
Co.
W.
Brewer
-
.
Inc.
Co.
Robert
Rouse,
—
Baird & Co., Inc.
Bchwabacher
Becker..
&
&
Co
There
—
Stone A: Webster Securities Corp.
Inc.
188,
p.
Femier
F.
575,000
*
Audi inc loss,
Redpath
—
Robert
W.
&
220.000
Ac
Ac
575.000
Ac
4.000
Colfin
&
3,000
3,000
Dick
1,500
1.50O
1,500
Read
&
Dominick
575,000
575,000
220,000
RaUscher,
575,000
Reynolds &
Ac
.
Co.
Rotan,
L.
Dillon, Union
1,000,000
Salomon
1,500
1,500.
1,000
Fitst
1,000
Freeman
First
Southwest
Co.
180,000
Co.—
Ac
Reid
1,000,000
Corp.,
Goldman,
&
&
260,000
Scott
Chas.
Co.
Ac
Tax
Exempt
Fund,
Bond
Washington, D.
Inc.,
C.—
■Statement Withdrawn—
The
<3EC
fund
fund
22 withdrew its registration statement with the
proposed offering of 500,000 shares of common stock,
Aug.
on
a
the
Federal legislation was not passed to allow the
exempt dividends from tax exempt securities.
necessary
distribute tax
to
Rlnlev
A:
75,000
—V. *88, p.
694.
William R.
Hornblower
F.
E.
Weeks
Gas
Transmission
Co.—Bonds
Offered—
Steele,
Stern
180,000
Walter
Ac Co
575.000
Stroud
220.900
Swiss
Ac
Hutton
Inc
Kidder. Peabody & Co
Ladenburg. Thalmann Ac
oversubscribed and the books closed.
Irving
issue of $50,000,000 first mortgage
non-refundable
are
at
lower
a
years. A sinking fund commencing in
calculated to retire 910
of the issue
fund
redemption price will be 100'-
from
105.38'<
to
ti
the
on
revolving
under
rate
and
of
interest
extending
the
net
proceeds
the
the
of
program;
company's
the
$10,000,000
mortgage
GIVING
EFFECT
sale.
will
to
TO
S16.000.000
be
be
deposited
drawn
to
is
will
clown
with
the
against
FINANCING
5%e/<
outstanding:
interest
Lundborg A:
to
due
5JV<;
$563,000,000
1979
$400,669,000
50,000.000
50.000,000
-
——
Revolving credit agreement—
Property acquisition credit agreement
Gas storage credit agreement
__
<par
As
G.
75,000
Ac
Common,
H.
Walker As
Watling,
McCormick
Co
150.000
Dean
A'
Witter
As
170.870.000
.
$100»
80,000.001)
20,000.000
13,965.000
4,000,000
1.200,000
registration
a
180,000
to
shares
ol
i
each
for
shale
stock
of
to
of
Hartol.
as
Gas
Tennessee
follows:
Hart
and
Herbert
V.
shares.
Five
other
Hartol
C.
Hart,
R.
71.847
they
Jr.,
covered
will
the
of
Hartol,
the
the
the
SEC
of
is
stock
number
of
under
the
two
trusts
registration
Corportaion.
which
who
1093.
dividend
to
rates
range
from
own
being
shares
of
exchange
(Marion
from
shares
5
to
59
of Tennes¬
statement.
Issued
and
(par
outstanding
series:
dividend
4.509t
to
rates
5.16'r;
in
$100»~
—
was
"
15,
about
TO
PRESENT
or
to
be
Outstanding
%2,000,000 shs.
on
between
date
a
per
$7,000,000
1,372,524 shs.
$7,000,000
issued
$1.50
FINANCING
March
stock
ol
1959,
Nov.
1,
June
of
as
stock
option
rights,
1958,
30,
1958,
—
The
1962.
underwriters
the
to
stockholders
the
in
15,
86,921
shares
for
reserved
issue
plans.
purchase from
to
respective
offered
are
named
of
such
company
as
percentages
below
indicated
have
shares
the
subscribed
not
for
severally
of capital
exercise
upon
below:
Cc
Kidder.
ri
Blyth
Peabody $c Co
.
Weld
—~
Co
&
Model, Roland & Stone
A.
G.
Becker
Hemphill,
Day
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc.
2.0
Hanrahan
1.1
Janney, Dulles Ac Battles,
Inc.
1
Co.
A:
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
5.2
Co
A:
Barney
24.1
7.5
7.5
7.5
Inc
Co.,
&
Smith,
Inc
&
Co
v,
3.7
3.7
Noyes
&
Co.,
3.7
Mead,
Miller
Co.
3.7
W.
Newbold's
Loelj), Rhoades A: Co.
3.7
Hornblower
Ladenburg,
Carl M.
Weeks
&
Thalmann
A:
Alex.
Brown
Hayden.
I.
M.
—V.
Hammill
Simon
188,
p.
Ai
Co
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.1
Son
Ac
Co.-
1.1
Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood
1.1
1.1
Roberts
Ac
Parke~.
Scliwabacher
3.7
William
2.0
Co
Underwood, Neuhaus- Ac Co.,
2.0
Co
&
Ac
3.7
Sons
Az
Stone
A:
H.
Inc
Schmidt,
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
__1
1
Construction
three
range
convertible
be
from
the
remain
outstanding, the total principal amount of bonds which
may be issued
at bny one time under
such mortgage is $750 000 000
tThe company has a Revolving Credit
Agreement expiring Dec' 31
I960, which provides for short-term bank loans not to exceed
$80 000 POO to be outstanding at any one time. The interest
rate thereunder
Is Due prime commercial rate for unsecured loans at
the time of bor-
tion,
a
Constructs
Largest Test
$500,000
environmental
test
chamber,
single unit ever built to simulate flight
aircraft and missiles, has been completed by
believed
unit
tons
1.200
is
and
degrees
150,000
conditions of
this corpora¬
R.
Ac
1.1
Co._
Staats Ac
Co
Inc.
2.0
Co
Wagenseller Ac Durst, Inc
Winslow, Cohu Ac Stetson
Gas
Co., Dallas,
897.
1.1
1.1
1.1
18 feet
high, 18 feet across and 42 feet deep; weighs
a
temperature range of minus 100 degrees to plus
Fahrenheit, with an ultimate altitude of
125,000
to
feet.
in
conditions*.
dary
of
States
Natural
1.1
Offering—A
common
secondary
offering
of
Texas—Secon¬
62,000 shares
stock (par $1) was made on Sept. 17 by A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc., and Metropolitan Dallas Corp. at $5
per share, with a dealer's concession of 25 cents per
share.—V. 186, p. 1547.
-
has
Tropical Gas Co., Inc.—Offers Common Stockholders
Convertible Preferred Shares—Holders of the com¬
6%
Environmental flight
ponents
Three
to
for McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
The
125
of
biggest
supersonic
into
stock within specified
periods
900.084 shs.
tCommon stock (par $5<" 30,000.000 shs.
19,998,418 shs.
♦Additional bonds in one or more
series may be issued under the
mortgage securing the bonds subject to the
restrictions
contained
tnerein. As long as any bonds oi the
presently authorized series
—
Chamber to Simulate Conditions of Supersonic Flight—
1.000.000 shs.
com.
For the 1957 calendar
$1,816,416
income
EFFECT
annually beginning July
$500,000
Shearson.
.
Tenney Engineering, Inc.
4.10'.
941.500 shs.
stock
net
1,200,000 shs.
5.25
preferred
and
expected
are
July
and
into
agreed
on
incorporated in New Jer¬
sey in 1923, is engaged directly and through wholly owned subsidiary
companies in the marketing of gasoline, kerosene, and distillate fuel
oils as an independent wholesaler on the Eastern Seaboard.—V.
188.
p.
reported that earnings for
adversely because of a flash fire
(proposed)—
1
$1)
UNDERWRITERS
467,098
company
company
affected
GIVING
7/15/74
(par
notes
1959
White,
shares;
The
were
$55,349,962
due
^Includes,
1,000,000
Sept. 2, 1958, between
receive
74,514
the balance of
by
and
the
of
75,000
-
Condon, Trustees!. 74,514 shares each;
shares; and Lawrence R. Condon. 24,300
stockholders
receive
Petroleum
Hartol
of
1958
330,000
Co.
'
which
Lawrence
Peterson.
stock
Gas
Frank
will
on
30,
575,000
&
Co
exchange
Hartol.
principal stockholders
of
The
agreement entered, into
an
and
June
ended
pursuant to agreements expected to be
which will provide for a commit¬
ment fee of 'ri'v
per annum from Nov. 1, 1958 to the date of delivery
of the notes, and will provide for required prepayments of the notes
capital stock of Hartol Petroleum Corp., a New Jersey
on
the basis of 81 shares of stock of Tennessee Gas
made pursuant
Tennessee Gas
months
1957.
1958
were
*These
15,
11. 1958. covering 467,098 shares of its common stock, $5 nar.
be
offered to
the
holders of
the
outstanding shares
(5.766.633
corporation,
of
stock
entered
330.000
-
with
statement
...
Authorized
Issued and outstanding in nine series:
(Second
sales
*5Vunotes
Sept.
see
200 000 000
filed
company
six
plant and start-up costs at another plant.
under
This
the
of
months
half
first
Capital
75,000
Co
Inc
Co.
research,
•
.
330,000
As
Wertheim As Co
As
.
.
CAPITALIZATION
Dann
Lerchen
Weeden
the
share.
CO.——:
180.000
shares each,
notes—
Preferred stock
year
Alstyne, Noel A: Co.
Vietor,
330,000
A.
ma-,
1966-1978_„_
tShort-term
Marks
180,000
330,000
180,000
Inc.--
are
Debentures—six issues outstanding; in¬
terest rates range from 37,s',
to 6C ;
maturities
Van
575,000
Co—
at one
Co.;
Neuhaus
■
six
the
130,000
Inc
Mason-Hagan,
The
rates
1966-1977—
series
Co.,
1,000,000
-
-
M.
Underwood,
Rhoades
Loeb,
CO.
stock
from
range
M.
&
Outstanding
series—
turf ties
575.000
Carl
be
general funds,
PRESENT
Authorized
.
series
1,000,000
&
first
330,000
...
Tucker, Anthony As R. L.
Day
575,000
Co
Freres
five
1978
short-term notes issued under
proceeds of which were used in the
♦First mortgage pipe line bonds issuable
•
for
of outstanding
agreement,
CAPITALIZATION
12
to
prior to maturity. The sinking
General redemption prices range
.
property additions, and the balance will be added
in
Langley Ac Co
Higginson Corp..
in
and net Income of $865,equal to 69 cents per share on the average number of common
shares outstanding during the
period
This compared with sales of
$25,667,737 and net income of $838,493 or 70 cents per share in the
260,000
...
&
leaders
nation's
and
EARNINGS—For
75,000
Co
the
756,
Registers Exchange Offer With SEC—
payment
credit
company's expansion
trustee
i960
575,000
Lehman Brothers
par.
PROCEEDS—Of
Applied
C.
Lee
Laurence
bonds
The
W.
Lazard
&
of
one
company
—
Corp.
together with the
reported consolidated net sales of $32,278,284
75,000
Inc
Co.,
Spencer Trask
.-I
Co.
As
is
150,000
Co
American
proceeds from this offering,
also produces a line of liquid polymers and special
synthetic rubbers and is credited with being the first com¬
mercial producer of synthetic rubber in the United States.
The
150,000
Co.
As
net
260,000
Co
As
Stokes
Thomas
1,000,000
pipe line bonds,
!>%%. series due Jan. 1, 1979, was offered for public sale
on Sept. 16 by a nationwide
underwriting group managed
jointly by Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; White, Weld
& Co. and Halsey, Stuart & Co Inc.
The bonds were
priced at 100% and accrued interest. This offering was
new
As
Brothers
on
purpose
1,000,000
—
Staats As Co.
Haines
575,000
Co
Ac
Hutton
Co.
share for each twelve shares held
one
.
contract.
330,000
—.
Smithers &
330,000
575,000
W.
Tennessee
S.
F.
Stone Ac Co. —
Hemphill. Noyes Ac Co..
The Illinois Co.
A
Co
Smith, Barney As Co.
1,000,000
Hn,vden.
E.
180,000
Shuman, Agnew As Co-
Co.,
Inc.
covering
because
Harriman
Ac
Offered—
production, of liquid and solid rocket pTopellants,
all importantly related to the nation's defense
and space exploration programs.
It now operates four solid propellant
rocket engine plants, of which two are company-owned, the other two
being government
facilities operated by Thiokol under government-
260,000
Shields
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Stock
rocket engines and fuels,
Scranton
Co.
Ha llowell,
Corp.—Common
debt.
development
330,000
Inc
Shearson, Hammill H:
575,000
—
lor
past
Chemical
BUSINESS—Thiokol
180,000
Stringfellow.....
W.
six years and earnings available
quadrupled.—V. 188, p. 897.
than
also be used to repay a portion of the company's $9,850,000 short*
term
&,
;
&
mqre
have
proceeds of a private sale of $7,000,000 "Of 15-year notes, will be added
to the company's general funds.
They may be used in connection with
the company's $6,000,000 capital expenditure, program for 1958-59'and
150,009
260,000
Co..
75,000
1,000.000
Gregory & Sons
Hallgarten
575.000
.
may
Roberts
Pomeroy,
"1.000,000
Inc.
Co.,
Sachs
Co.
Schoellkopf, Hutton Ac
150,000
—
&
Ac
Parke
the
PROCEEDS—The
180,000
1,000,000
Schmidt,
330,000
Boston
Bros.
According
stockholders.
150,000
Hutzler
575,000
the Chancy Manufacturing Co., TCA tcck its
to Mr. Greene, TCA sales have in¬
as
Rights expire at 3:30 p.m.(EDT) Oct. 1,
underwriting group headed by Kidder, Pea¬
body & Co. will purchase any shares not taken up by
330,000
Co
Rothschild
F.
Co. adds more than 200,000
ancl office space;
It is expected
metal caskets, fittings and hard¬
An
1958.
330,000
-
....
&
automotive
from
the record date.
Rowles, Winston Ac Co.,...
Equitable Securities
,
Co
Mosle
1909,
1952.
in the ratio of
150,000
Co.,
&
Robinson-Htmiphrey
Co., Inc
575,000
Corp.
Estabrook & Co
180,000
...
The
575,000
Securities Ac Co.—
Inc
Riter & Co
75,000
Dominick—
575,000
Co.
...
Pierce
and anti¬
President,
Greene,
corporation is offering to the holders of its capital
stock of record on Sept. 17, 1958, rights to subscribe at
$42 per share for an additional 106,669 shares (par $1)
180,000
1,000,000
Inc.
Inc...
Drexel Ac Co
Eastman
Co.,
Ac
Co
&
Henry C.
Casket
warehouse
elite line of
during
Thiokol
Rulfensperger, Hughes «te
Inc
Co..
<fc
R.
150,000
Pressprich
and battery-testers
sales—$200,000
The
220.000
W.
■
Co.,
220,000
Putnam
manu¬
increased.
in
126' i
dividends
in
Springfield
the
in
name
creased
330.000
&
330,000
.
Merle-Smith
&
Dillon.
.:.
.
Co.
of
Chartered
75.000
Inc.
Co
Burr,
Inc,
&
second largest
the nation's
be
market.
automotive
the
for
will be
ware
75,000
new
Pollock
E.
to
service men,
utilities
and
testers
Purchase
Ac
Christensen,
company's
the
which
purchase,
square feet of factory,
that manufacture of its
Prescott, Shepard Ac Co.,
v
Dittmar
Wm.
220,000
Courts Ac Co.
2,250
2,250
1,500
1,500
1,500
Phelps, P'enn
Denton.
&
75,000
260,000
1,000,000
Sons
A:
freeze
Patterson,
•
caskets,
metal
refrigeration
Jackson
Writer
for
and
stock
common
Co. of Springfield, Ohio, pioneer
casket fittings and hardware.
Casket
Metallic
of
Kimble
says
that a $500,000 increase
business alone, is anticipated.
Copeland Ac
Kendall, Inc
used
be
tu>
thermometers.
type
180,000
1,000,000
Peters,
is said
company
220.000
Co
Webber,
220,000
Co
—
Bros.
Ohio
260,000
Blyth A: Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan Ac
Brown
Paine.
to
are
each
SI.000
of
to
Includes its specialized patents and.
processes, involves a minor division of that company, but its acquisition,
is a major importance to TCA as a leader in the field of thermometry.
New products now possible for TCA are scientific instruments for use
in the laboratory supply field, etched-stem thermometers for soft-drink,
The
Hanseatic
220,000
575,000
575,000
Inc.—
Co.
and
Springfield
575,000
...
debentures
corporation recently purchased
the thermometer, hydrometer
automotive
division
ot
Kimble
Glass
Co.,
and
acquired
the
The
260,000
.
& Curtis
Inc.
Co.
William Blair &
The
Co.,
—
Becker
York
220,000
.
-
Co
denominations
the
proceeds
household
oi
producer
the
Co.,
Newhard, Cook Ac Co
—
Baird
Dodge
1093.
Ac
Corp.
Parker &
—
Inc
The
Turben
net
in
ol
program.
BUSINESS—-The
the
1,600,000
_
employed;
bo
may
America—Debentures Offered
issued
are
PROCEEDS—The
facturer
Smith
Milwaukee
New
Ball, Burge & Kraus.
Blair
Ac
wide application
(3)
transducers
output
of
entitle purchasers
specified price.:.
expansion
75,000
S.
575,000
—
.
Bacon, Whipple Ac Co..
G.
Co.
Moseley Ac Co.
Mullaney. Wells & Co-
Com¬
Securities
Corp.
A.
<fc
Corp.
debentures
The
at
and
of
names
design techniques;
low
warrants
260.000
The
150,000
...
and
Inc.
pany,
American
Fulton
below.—V.
Corp.
the
and
15.
(1)
are:
Company, Columbus, Ohio, on Sept. 17 of¬
fered $800,000 twelve-year 6% debentures, with common
stock purchase warrants, at 100% and accrued interest to
Ohio residents only.
company
2.075.000
Allyn
Glore, Forgan & Co.
Minerals
the
1958
collection
Sept.
on
systems
the u.se of semiconductor components
maintenance because of
Thermometer
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Merrill,
Inc.
Susquehanua Corp.—Special Meeting Canceled—
Vitro
30,
transistorized
new
—The Ohio
mcf.
to 2,260,000
below
forth
2,675,000
Peck
Ai
C.
A.
1.000
1,000
...
June
McDonnell
.
-
Adams
1,500
—
set
are
Halsey, Stuart A: Co.
1,500
Emanuel, Deetjen A: Co.—
Baker, Simoncls & Co...
—V. .183, p., 793.
total
a
data
complete
of station identification and data
accuracy accomplished
information is displayed or control power applied; (2>
the
of
cost resulting from medium access speed operation and con¬
sequent
wiring and installation simplicity;
(5) user savings since
routine efforts of present operating and maintenance personnel may
be diverted to more important tasks.—-V. 188, p. 1003.
would increase the daily delivery
ended
$2,675,000
,
.
White, Weld <k- Co.
Burns
•
Data
manufactured by Texas Instruments
collecting system, has been extended to be
data
along with conservative circuit
since either analog or digital
(4)
principal underwriters who have severally agreed to purchase
principal amount of bonds set opposite their respective names:
Clark.
......
Straus, Blosser tz McDowell
Get-
months
12
level
any
minimum
!
system from 1,980,000 mcf
its pipe line
of
17,500
4,000
2,250
before
of its expansion program, the company has
authorization from the Federal Power Commission
temporary
1.500
;
reserved
part
a
to construct additional facilities which
1,500
1,500
1,500
Templeton
Combined
Inc.—Announces
to
verification
reserved for
Option
Plan and
for issuance upon
were
and Consolidated Natural Gas Co.
Inc.
Representing
received
1,500
1,5.00
Noyes
Louie
previously
"Data-Gage,"
Advantages
may
distributing companies for resale under long-term contracts. The
company's eastern markets include the New York City metropolitan
area.
Principal customers are the companies comprising The Columbia
2,250
Co
&
Hemphill,
Mitchurn,
Lambert-St.
at
any
industrial use requiring both
remote control of on-off devices, it was announced
to
3,000
-
_
& Co
Pont
laboratory
694.
p.
Control System—
and
fluid
a
applicable
agreements.
the company had in operation
1958
as
ducing areas of Texas and Louisiana unci extends into the northeastern
section of the country, in which area the company sells or delivers gas
3,000
Witter & Co
Dean
17,500
4,000,
_
company
The
line, including 3,639 miles of main trans¬
of parallel loop lines and 2.447 miles of
Its multiple system line begins in gas pro¬
pipe
of
4,000
field
and
extension
the
shares of common stock
company's Restricted
Stock
the
under
4.000
Co.
Wagen,seller & Durst, Inc
these
hereby,
165.116
BUSINESS—At
Alex.
Sell. Stkhldrs.
Company
Kidder, Peabody
E.
under
offered
8,144,399 shares of common stock were
conversion oi the second preferred stock.
Co., Inc
Shares to be purchased from
<
:
securities
Bear, Stearns Ac Co.-.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several
of
the
of
loans
addition,
issuance
and
adverse
company.
i>cr
sale
the
additional
September,
and
1955
the company borrowed a total oi $2,000,000 from Massachusetts
Life Insurance Co.
This plan was evidenced by the company's
1956,
in
to
UNDERWRITERS
38.000 shs.
583,070 shs.
40,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
.
stock
♦INSURANCE
Agreement
EARNINGS—For
($25
valuei
par
Common
Agreement
Acquisition
tin
Collection
outstanding under the Revolving Credit
and $13,965,000 of notes outstanding under the PropertyCredit Agreement, The company's Gas Storage Credit
has been amended, effective July 18, 1958, to permit bor¬
an
aggregate of $6,000,000 at any one time outstanding.
notes
gross
$1,800,000
*3,300,000
$2,000,000
3,300,000
1971
1973
preferred stock
188,
Instruments,
Texas
loans
$16,000,000 of
are
rowings
interest rate of Vu ':b over the prime commercial
at the time oi the borrowing. At Prospectus;
an
for unsecured
there
reported
total consolidated operating revenues of $340,702,000
income before interest and other deductions of $69,673,000.
Outstanding
Authorized
4)'/acumulative
properties, at
ing
rate
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
environmental
Airport.—V.
Municipal
to $20,000,000 for use in connection with the acquisition of produc¬
up
make
the
of
shares, together with 83,300,000 which the company has
arranged to borrow from New York Life Insurance Co., State Mutual
«afe Assurance Co. of America and Berkshire Life Insurance Co., will
!,<• psed to retire about $1,480,000 of indebtedness and
to purchase
on
Oct. 1 at a cost of $1,750,000 the fixed assets of Redi-Gas Co.,
«nd L-P Gas distributor in the State of Washington,
so,ooo
McDonnell
the
to
rowing. The company also lias a Property Acquisition Credit Agree¬
ment expiring April IS, 1963, which provides for short-term bank loans
Prior
scribed and the books closed.
..
.
.
(1200)
test chambers permit study of high-flying com¬
the laboratory under realistic
temperature
and
altitude
Engineers at Tenney, oldest and largest manufacturer of
climate-simulating equipment, say the McDonnell unit, dubbed "Old
High and Mighty" by the men who built it, is the biggest such chamber
ever
assembled by Tenney or anyone else.
It was designed for ship¬
ment in four, giant, prefabricated sections
by truck, boat and barge
mon
stock of record
on Sept. 9 are being offered rights
25,674 shares of 6% convertible preferred
($100 per share) on the basis of one pre¬
to subscribe for
stock at par
ferred share for each 27
pire at
noon
(EDT)
on
common
Oct. 2.
shares held.
An
Rights ex¬
underwriting group
0
(1201)
headed
by Glore,
Forgan
&
Co.
and
including Merrill
& Smith; Smith, Barney & Co.
Francis I. du Pont & Co. will purchase
any unsub¬
scribed shares.
Associated
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
ties.
and
motion
Each
of
share
the
the
of
company's
The
new
lower
preferred
money
annually
cost.
5#
accrued
with
will
operating
to
is
convertible
into
shares
5
"for
refundable
non
five
at
years
a
in
1973, will retire
price
of
$100
and
vision
used
LP-Gas
to
proceeds
to
of
sale
from
Florida,
81,000,000
BUSINESS—Tropical
Gas
in
Venezuela.
The
in
acquire the
to
S.
the
at
Natural
cost
a
short-term
of
the preferred stoek,
private sale of senior
a
Southeastern
Corp.,
about
of
debt.
Gas
the
markets
Caribbean
company
The
$582,000 in the year
$4,358,000, and net
Gas
had
year
Central
organized
petroleum
American
in
the
LP-Gas
business
and
gas
of
gas
and
areas
Republic
of
in
Panama
Esso
Standard
of
For
in
the
first
$461,000,
the
first
$1,664,000
six
half
and
months of 1958 sales
compared
of
with
Southeastern
1957.
income
of
were
$3,934,000
$137,000
in
Natural
the
fiscal
1958.
common
corporation
to
are
be
filed
stock.—V.
188,
to
2,000
10r'o
a
Tryall
shares
purchasers of
ships at $1,450 per unit,
by Federal Investment
on
registration
a
covering
offered
897.
p.
commission
Plantation,
the
Trust
statement
of
&
maica
Ltd.,
accessible
as
to
persons
Tryall
an
to
be
made
Management
the
on
and
being
"regular
Club
to
The
and
Co.
Union
shore
of
Hon.
M.
tion
be
and
the
data
>15#
and
addition
need
purchasing
homesite.
a
John
Pringle
of
Club
stock.
of
it
calculated
the
of
Tryall
Board
as
Oil
Co.
had
also
that
catalyst
regenera¬
of
hitter's
refinery
feed-oil
cn
Union
Sept.
flow
can
In
effect,
maintained.
cracking capacity,
and
Carbide
in
East
11.
be
From
increased
arrangements
were
catalytic'cracking
the
oxygen
eliminates
the
to
new
completed
in
in
for
this
process,
and co-operative
test
at
the
fluid
plant-scale
Chicago from July
East
and
material—"Haynes"
3000
over
introduced
by
a
28
Aug.'
to
1.
degrees
silicon
F
in
nitride—designed
certain
to
atmospheres
operate
was
Ind.
available
from
the
company.—V.
188,
1094.
p.
Union Pacific RR.-Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
Net
Net
oper.
—V.
43.456,044
33,132,197
42,545,090 270,268,083 289,443,764
31,718,836 208,879,636 222,910,490
ops._
10,323,847
10,826,254
61,388.447
income—
66,533,274
2,910.639
2,835,412
16,879,795
188,
1094.
p.
United Air
Construction
$475,000
a
building
house
to
engine
test
cells
begun at the San Francisco Maintenance Base of United Air
Lines
part of the company's expansion program in
preparation for jet
transport operations.
terial
will
built
by
chinery
The
$100,000
be
used
worth
in
the
of
newlv
developed
reinforced
sound-insulating
concrete
Western-Knapp Engineering Co.,
structure.
division
a
ol
It
ma¬
will
Western
be
Ma¬
Co.
building
facilities
will
covering
have
an
engines overhauled
two
test
of
9,560
area
the
at
the
was
cells,
control
a
feet.
square
maintenance
base
will
be
other
and
room
JT3-C
and
tested
JT4
in
the
jet
cells
before
operational use.
The engines will power United's
future fleet
Douglas DC-8 and 11 Boeing 720 jet planes.
The test cell building was
designed by Albert Kalin Associates of
Detroit.
It will be completed
by next June.—V. 188, p. 1094.
of 40
Associated, Inc.—Invites Tenders
Associated Artists Security Holders—
This
corporation
Associated
by
Benjamin,
offer
from
July
1,
of
There
1958
tenders
for
Artists
closing
report
$1,188
for
Republic
The
on
setting
time
of
Sept.
all
for
Associated.
each
and
for
share
each
debenture
The
at
holders
Artists'
The
closing
Artists
of
750
Trust
holders
meeting is
offices, 100
invitation
date,
have
$1,000
oi
6#
$1,188
,sub¬
plus
for
for
an
each
registered
security
a
form
of
and
of
the
tender,
background
and
United
and
a
holder
compre¬
financial
Artists
and
Trust
obtain
This
Co..
in¬
Artists
by
United
Artists
and
debenture
authorize the
Associated.
meeting
loth
tenders
St.,
Wilmington,
expires Oct.
extended.
requested
Toronto,
tenders
invitation
of extended
will
for
him
All
to
16,
security
Del.
1958,
the
holders
to
of
receive
tenders
negotiations. The
acquisition of Associated
Brokers
special
is
loan
is
Upjohn
office
will
western hemispheres.
headquarters for Upjohn
three
ol
one
in
subsidiaries
last
January,
corporation
parent
a
Mr.
Ave.,
New
187,
'
332.
p.
St.,
principal
will
be
New
but
invite
to
6, N.
Y.,
the
the
for
first
of
purchase from
mortgage
at
such
on
bonds,
Room
'/»
shall specify
bid
designated
of
l'/b)
to
be
the
for
borne
rate
coupon
1166
of
$20,-
1988.
No.
than
more
Net
Net
presentation
less
(which
shall
and
be
than
opening
multiple
a
102:ii#
such
of
principal amount.
Each
bid
will
fur¬
provide that the purchasers shall
pay
to the company accrued
interest on the bonds from Aug. 1,
1958
to the date of payment
therefor and delivery thereof.—V.
188, p. 995.
'
Ventures
J.
D.
the
Ltd.—Changes in Personnel—
Barrington
on Sept.
16 retired as
Chairman ol' the Board.
elected
was
President
President
H.
J.
oi
this
Eraser,
company
who
is
also
of
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd., was elected President
and Managing Director.
J. S. D. Tory, Q. C„ retired as Chairman of
the Ventures'
board but continues
General
as
Counsel.
H.
S.
MeGowan,
the President of La Luz Mines
Ltd., was appointed Vice-President ana
General Manager of Ventures, and G. T. N,
Woodrooffe, the Secretary
unci Treasurer of the
company, was appointed Vice-President—Finance.
—V. 188, p. 995.
oversubscribed.—V.
was
188,
oper.
before the
of
Associated
and
dealers
who
solicit
commissions.
culmination
of
more
than
a
year
settlement of litigation regarding
the
Artists
and
the
arrangement of bank
loans to finance the acquisition have made
it possible for United Artists
expenses-
Vitro
of
Minerals
quehanna
Corp. that they
properties to Susquehanna,
has
result,
company,
As
a
has
are
Corp.
no
on
longer
Charles S.
Mr.
Leonard
the
said,
special
the
only
the
Vitro
Leonard
explained that
Corp. ol America
the
Sept.
ry.
Net
Net
advised
15
in
the
selling
of
Sus¬
your
board
At
your
request,
of
action
its
had
of
take
to
stockholders scheduled
received
that
meeting
would
respect
with
the
by that date nullified the agreement.
refrained from pursuing other courses
Vitro Minerals
Corp. until you had an
we
to
transaction."—V.
188,
p.
897.
1958—Month—1957
revenues.
expenses.
oper.
inc.
Net
188,
1958—8 lvlos.—1957
$9,320,913 $10,435,353 $72,481,227 $82,362,139
7,334,065
8,409,327
60,355,057
64,479,155
taxes
780,688
2,727,703
573,514
1,188,304
(Jim)
The Mutual
1958—Month—1957
The
in
Corp,—Receives
concluded
had
it
Walter
Corp.
Insurance
of
Loan—
Newark, N. J.,
on
a
loan
Investment
on Sept. 16,
of $2,000,000
Corp.,
a
homes
for
are
completed
price
from
the outside, with the interior construc¬
complete.
Jim Waiter shells range in
$1,000 to $3,000 and contain from one to
owner
proceeds of the
to
Walter
v.
finance
consist
shell
186, p.
the
of
on
to
homes
loan will be
receivables
short-term
and
will
be
of
used
the
mortgage
pledged
by the Mid-State Investment
parent company.
These re¬
notes of purchasers of Jim
as security under the loan,—
1096.
Western Auto
Supply Co.—August Sales Lower—
1958—Month—1957
1958— 8 Mos.—1957
$
p.
694.
$
$
$
21,794,000
Sales
188.
1958—Month—1957
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$308,221
$319,685
271,732
285,226
$2,280,131
1,962,955
$36,489
14,469
$34,459
$317,176
$265,894-
21,107
111,989
159,1G2
ops._
Springs Garden Market, Inc.
Union
Telegraph
nationwide
private
25,000-mile
completion
The
in
by
serve
IBM
parts
center
$2,360,20?
2,094,307"
Note Placed
—
was
W '''
network,
first
Co.—Installs
*'/."•
because
of its size, is being installed
linking 150 IBM offices and plant*
Sept. 15 with the press of a button
section,
15.
plants,
in
than
York
New
Dec.
City.
When
United
network
main
center
at
IBM
Tne second section is scheduled for
full
operation,
the system
will
in
headquarters
the
System—
wire system, one of the ten largest
officially placed in service on Sept. 15
and
States
quarter-million
245
laboratories,
offices
ancl
Canada.
and
words
will flash ever the IBM
network instantly and automatically.
As a result, IBM headquarters
will be able to coordinate, direct and control
operation at all points
with greatly increased speed and efficiency. Messages can be broadcast
a
daily
each
circuit to
as
many
as
16 cities simultaneously by simply
pressing selector buttons.
When a button is pressed, the electronic
equipment selects the desired station or stations, an automatic number
is sent, and transmission starts.
on
The
system
is
equipped
with
a
speed of
operators in the
tion,
origin
words
form
of
transmitter
telegraph
machines, each
Messages
are
prepared by
The coded tape passes
hour.
at
tape.
words
65
minute.
a
message is received
automatically in page
There
is no manual retransmission at
destination.
accurate
All
messages
control.—V,
188,
p.
ready for
point from,
numbered
to
automatically
are
destina¬
At
iorm
any
1094.
Stores, Inc. —August Sales Up—
1958—Month—1957
r—
—
—V.
printing
an
perforated
use.
to
insure
with
3,900
automatic
on
the
instant
$4,442,065
.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$3,571,375 $29,231,631 $23,580,684
188, p. 694.
Wisconsin
Central
RR.—Earnings-
period End. July 31—
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expensesNet
Net
$2,986,771
2,105,480
2,404,906
15,255,015
16,431,830
ops-
$634,836
$581,865
$2,816,583
$3,525,521
income—
255,580
290,696
411,162
1,0:15.904
ry.
oper.
188,
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$2,740,316
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
$18,071,598 $19,957,351
591.
p.
Wisconsin Electric
Power Co.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 100,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on Sept. 15 by Dean Witter & Co..
at $34 per share, with a dealer's concession of 80 centsper share. It was quickly completed.
A
The
24,
one
shares
share
of
for
each
Employees
may
allotment.
This
new
188,
to oiler to its
right to subscribe
the
1958
additional
privilege).
subject to
V.
plans
company
Sept.
common
10
shares
stockholders
common
or
before
or
s'ock
held
(par
(With
Oct.
S10>
record
1958
the
for
basis
an
oversubscription
unsubscribed shares,
purchase any
offering is not underwritten.-
also
of
11,
on
See
also
995.
p.
Woolworth Co.—August Sales Up—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1958—Month—1957
1953—3 Mos.—3957
$
•
„
188,
$
s
67,659,122
69,079,434
500,220.182
480,436,280
694.
p.
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.—New Truck—
costs
22.179.000
145,458,000
147,057,000
can
modified
new,
truck,
lated
Developed
truck
p.
of
2C.000
a
cumbersome
the
gas
pound
containers, a major
transportation
ami
stevedoring
reduced
through til.- use of a
powered,
capacity,
pneumatic tired Yale G-3
a. 48-inch
load center.
at
by the company's Yale Materials
shippers to employ single unit
The
48-inch
load
center
Handling
handling
the
of
modified
Division,
this
of
size
G-3
large
gives
tlio
ability to transport and stack efficiently 20,000 pound loads
extend eight feet out from the lace ol the fork carriage.
addition
In
can
be
Sealdbin
S.
able
version
at
out-size,
problem
in
the
be considerably
the
truck
U.
now
enables
containers.
that
handling
of
handling
industries,
to
to
handling
fitted
with
Container,
'industry
for
bulky
rectangular
special
a
the
handling
boom
largest
and
size
shapes,
handle
to
collapsible
storing
bulk
the
the
G-3
new
Model
container
370
avail¬
materials.—V.
183,
795.
Zenith Radio Corp.—August Sets New Records—
Pioduction
were
—V.
Alabama-iEarnings—
Income
headquarters
month
Period End. Aug. 31-
$8,415,8494,389,265
591.
p.
sections.
bedrooms.
approximately
ry.
oper.
new
two
truck
Corp.,
the home
three
Corp.
of
coast-to-coast, began operating on
the
master
control
panel
of the
wholly-
'
Walter
Tampa, Fla., is the second largest builder of
homes in the United States.
Operating exclusively in the South, the
firm has sold well over 20,000 shell homes since 1955.
It is presently
constructing over 200 shells per week.
ceivables
3,164,571
1958—8 Months—1957
negotiations
Mid-State
and
subsidiary.
Jim
left
$5,615,355
565,911
on
$21,212,750 $166,380,773 $152,319,509
Benefit Life Insurance Co.
that
Jim
fr.
major
High
Walter
announced
Shell
$1,078,377
618,072
expenses.
materials
tion
Ry.
Western
A
694.
1).
Mos.—1957
$1,009,636
ops._
income
installed by Western Union,
for
this corporation.
Co.—August Sales Higher—
$22,875,434
The
ry.
«. 1958—7
$4,630,546 $28,371,631 $31,905,837
3,552,169
22,756,276
23,490,038"
591.
oper.
188,
-V.
Period End. Aug. 31—
owned
3,295,968
revenue
ry.
Sales'"
Sales
the
expenses
Western
4,931,016
1094.
Walgreen
to
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$4,305,604
Privately—It was announced on Aug. 27 that the com¬
pany through Percy Wilson Mortgage & Finance Corp.
has negotiated
the private placement of a $1,100,000
17-year 4%% first mortgage note.
6.495,403
159,471
p.
188,
RR.
revenue—
p.
(F. W.)
455,658
income
7,062,293
_
after
income
oper.
Federal
—V.
803,212
oper.
510,005
RIl.—August Earnings Lower-
Periou End. /ug. 31—
Railway oper.
—V.
575,627
Pacific
oper.
rev.
—V.
of
ry.
$9,927,520
income—
$5,479,445
4,497,928
fr.
l-ev.o
188,
Net
the
action
however,
with
proceed
Net
$857,722
Period End. July 31—
Susque¬
opportunity to place the matter before your stockholders.
We
did
anticipate at that time the dissension that has since arisen.
Having determined the extent oi" this discord, we have decided that
we
Would prefer not to become shareholders in
Susquehanna under
stich circumstances,
y/e therefore regretfully advise you that we will
Net
22,555,79'*
$556,819
oper.
Railway
Railway
latter
not
not
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$3,877,245 $25,424,109 $32,483,323.
these
the
following telegram
from Vitro
and Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co.,
owners of Vitro Minerals; "Our
agreement with you for your acquisi¬
tion of Vitro Minerals
Corp. stipulated that your board of directors
would approve and ratify same no later than
Aug, 20, 1958.
Failure
ol'
:
ops._
Period End. Aug. 31—
committee
business before
acquisition.
he
aa
591.
p.
oper.
ry.
--V.
Sales
President
executive
of
serve
19,944,664
ry.
oper.
188,
White
interested
Leonard,
meeting
to
3,019,523
fr.
rev.
Western
announced.
cancelled
of
a*
2,654.148
Period End. July 31—
1094.
p.
Vitro Corp. of America—Sale Called Off—
owners
continue
1958—Month—1957
revenue
through
Virginian Ry.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 12,500 shares of common stock (par $10) was
made on Sept. 15 by Bear, Stearns & Co. at
$31.62 V> per
share, with a dealer's concession of 80 cents per share.
The
r
$3,210,967
oper.
Railway
Railway
to Sept.
designated by
not
by
ther
ancl
also
1951,
Richard*
R.
Rector
2
the bonds, and the price (exclusive of
accrued
interest) to be paid to the company for the
bonds, which
price shall be not less than the principal amount of the
bonds, and
not
Russell
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
day subsequent
1958 as shall be
notice (to be given
a
it
due
2033,
bids).
Each
will
Brown
:
Maryland
Western
a
company
at such time
than Nov. 25,
later
not
bids
its
of
by
company by publication
hours prior to the time
of
Mr.
of
a
188, p. 293.
Railway
Railway
interest rate
companion to
a
amount
received
York
1958
tlie
since
appointment
out
one
'
Light Co.—Proposed Financing—
plans
company
Bids
Richards,
Co.—V.
Co.
is 20 years. The
skyscraper is
Utah Power &
The
President
and
Brown,
:
new
000,000
1944,
Ralph G.
ruining and metallurgical engineer of 25 years'
experience, was acting general manager last year of the O'okiep Cooper
Co. in South Africa,
an affiliate of the Newmont Mining Corp.
Prior
thereto he was with the Anaconda Co., U.
S. Smelting Refining 8c
Mining Co., and then 14 years with American Smelting & Refining
planning stage.
of America has made
a
$15,500,000
34-story office building recently completed at
York, N. Y. Uris Brothers, builders, own the
the
in
the
of
ended
Toronto,
established
was
terminated.—V.
Insurance
on
recent
subsidiary
election
$71,910
a
and
located
are
and
President.
as
the
company
Board,
process
hemisphere
176, p.
The
day
tender
Canada.
succeed
reported
the
of
the
Western
was not disclosed.
similar structure completed
two years ago
by Uris Brothers at 485 Lexington Ave., New
York, N. Y.
The
two
buildings occupy the entire block between Lexington and
Third Avenues and 46th and 47th
Streets.
A loan ox
$16,000,000 on the Lexington Avenue structure was
previ¬
ously arranged with the New York Life Insurance Co.—V.
Associated.
their
securities
for
sale
by
sending them to the two official depositaries, The Corporation
Trust
Company in Jersey City, N. J„ and, in the ease of Canadian
residents,
Crown
begin
eastern
Uranium, Inc.—Earnings—New Pres.
Treasurer.
—V.
lease
The term of the loan
extensions.
to
Artists
founders
57
will
Asso¬
302
West
unless
been
of
is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Oct. 6
Bay St., Toronto, Canada, and the stock¬
scheduled for 4 p.m. on Oct.
16
at
Associated
Co.,
the
Prudential
Third
The
security holder will receive proxies and notices
Associated
debenture
Crown
was
designed
Zone,
&
also
company
of
Panama.
July
conditions
12
Artists
special meetings of Associated Artists stockholders
holders, at which appropriate action will be taken to
acquisition
the
the
property.
1, 1958 until the closing
the invitation is Oct.
17, 1958, but
invitation,
forth
each
which
subsidiaries
Panamanian
when
mortgage
equal to G# per annum
for each warrant (for four
date;
from
certain
regarding Associated
same
cash
warrant;
fund
an
in
that it will also serve as
sunsidiaries of its own, still in the
several
Land
amount
an
per,
under
mailed
were
in
payment
plus
all security holders of
jointly announced on Sept.
Artists, and Robert S
United
sinking
ol'
immediately
Free
of
January.
overseas
Railway
from
was
of
the
$7
6#
made
it
From
Associated
Board
$il
until
of
closing date specified in
is
formation
the
of
of
to
Associated
At
the
proposed
convertible
The
hensive
of
stock
equal
provision
of
a
stock)
ordinated
amount
invited
President
Chairman
Artists
shares
date.
Hyman,
involves
ciated
has
Artists Productions
Corp.,
Eliot
will
locally
new,
Panama,
Republic
the
announced
Wabash
United Artists
15
of
nations
35
its
Colon,
new Upjohn
building was leased from the Panamanian
Government itself and title for the modern structure will
revert to the
Mr.
jet
as
than
building
from
that
8
President
subsidiary,
a
last
for „Sept,
25,
since
have been action on
Lines, Inc.—Jet Transport Operations—
has
More
it
hanna
of
Corp.,
When
17,530,603
ry.
oper.
the
Canada;
Australia; Mexico City, Mexico; Johannesburg, South
Africa;
Paulo, Brazil; Bogota, Colombia; Crawley,
England; ancl Paris,
Sao
$
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
$
Gold
Chairman
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$
revenue—
oper.
The
Sydney,
It
1958—Month—1957
$
Railway
Railway
American
up
recently
Haynes Stellite Co., a division of Union Carbide
Corp.,
This material is discussed in an
8-page booklet now
Kokomo,
orders
Upjohn's other
has
interested
unit
Western
The corporation reported net profit of $296,420.
before
special property' loss write-olf, for the six months' period
July 31.
More
Announces New Haynes Product—
A
for
the refinery.
the
been
the
least 45 nations in both the eastern
16,500 square-foot center will be
incorporated
from
of
by
new
Overseas
72
been
investigating the possibilities of
catalytic cracking units through the use of
catalyst regeneration air.
A
preliminary
comparison of the possible production savings as
opposed to oxygen
costs showed promise of
oxygen use being economical.
Cities Service
enrichment
oxygen
at
serve
22,
Bay
division
announced
was
rate
catalytic
Linde
increasing production
to
name
according to Robert S. Jordan, President
Operations, Inc., the company's Panamanian
International
become
President.
as
oxygen enrichment for
successful,
is
16
headquarters
Eventually,
by
There
to
share
one
Montego
Raigorodsky of Dallas
conversion
time,
the
of
Club
opportunity
by
capital expenditures by
some
Nassau,
of
Caribbean Sea, ap¬
is being developed by
subsidiary, Tryall Ja¬
an
jointly by Limle Company, a
Service
Oil
Co., at the
increases
for
For
basis
the
Tryall
Cities
standard
Sept.
new
pharmaceutical
Corp.—Catalytic Cracking Speeded—
Ind., were
derived, it
company announced on Sept.
built distribution
center in the
opened
of
Carbide
conducted
Chicago,,
of
shares
persons
Club
Recently concluded tests
Corp.,
member¬
agency
Ltd.,
"proprietary members"
five
purchasing
Paul
club
an
club
certain
the
lists
prospectus
Chairman
to
of
without
on
and
become
offered
members"
stock
organized
Upjohn Co.—Opens New Distribute Center in
Panama
The
and
on
shares
and
resort
Jamaica
opportunity to
Jamaica
also
tele¬
Uris Brothers, N. Y. City—Private
Placement—
SEC
These
resort
area
which
will be
readily
to be
owned
and
operated by
Tryall Corp. are offering to certain
purchase homesites at the Plantation from
exclusive
purchasing from Tryall Corp.
is
recently
in
to
This
located
Tryall
the
stock.
sites and
Pro¬
basis.
residential
a
an
Club.
with
capital
residential
offering
Registers
—
proximately 12 miles west of Montego Bay,
Tryall Corporation,
through a wholly-owned
Tryall
library and
France.
Tryall Club Ltd., Nassau, Bahamas
posed Offerihg With SEC—• 1958
Bros,
distributed
corporation is repartee1, to have changed its
Teleniail Service, Inc. See above.—V.
187, p. 1033.
and
effect to completion of the current fi¬
nancing, June 30 capitalization of Tropical Gas consisted of:
$4,567,000
of funded debt; 50,393 shares
of $100 par value preferred
stock; and
693,219
17,
be
Artists
The
income
ended May 31,
This
Warner
This
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Sept.
pre-1950
Popeye cartoons, will continue to
United Artists Associated which was
acquiring the assets ancl business of Associated Artists.
Corp. has a management contract with United Artists
Associated and an option to
acquire all of its stock at a later date.
—V. 187, p. 1587.
also
had sales of $8,096,000 and net income of
Gas
1957.
$255,000, respectively,
of
the
of
by
United
$1,250,000,
companv
A.
shares
include
the purpose of
The
liquefied
and
was
established
EARNINGS—Tropical
sales
which
an
apply
appliances
1954
in
company
about
from
$1,000,000
acquire
approximately $1,000,000 toward the purchase of
utilization equipment and add the balance to
working capital.
customer
all-cash offer for the Associated
Artists securi¬
is a major television film
distributor and its
Artists
pictures,
United States Teleniail Service,
Inc.—Changes Name—
net
approximately
be
repay
Intends
Oil,
is
sinking fund, beginning
outstanding
shares
at
a
the
of
stock
stock.
make this
Associated
number
a
dividends.
together
and
preferred
stock
A
PROCEEDS—The
notes,
new
common
to
of
the
ported on
"This
sumer
and
shipments of Zenith Radio Corp. products in. the
August were more than 20',r
ahead of August, 1957, and
highest of any month in the company's history, it was re¬
Sept. 9 by Hugh Robertson, President.
record
demand
sales
for
volume
Zenith
is
a
continuation
products
that
put
of
our
the
expanding
first half
sales
proiits 12#. and 24#, respectively, ahead oi the same 1957 period,
con¬
and
ha
-
53
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1202)
.
.
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
| First
1
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■
~
Maricopa
c
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l
<-ou"(r
at
*
f
Natonal
T'fuof
Trust
oC
Qon
Company,
Stubbs, Watkins and Lombardo,
Continental
Illinois
National Inc.; Tilney and Company; Waf;
Bank and Trust Company of Chi- chovia Bank and Trust Company;
obligation Deer
Valley
School
cago;
Chemical Corn Exchange Zahner and Company.
bonds offered Sept. 11—v. 188, p.
Bank; The Northern Trust Com¬
898—were
awarded
to
Moraga School District. Contra
Refsnes,
pany;
Lazard
Freres
&
Co.;
Coasta County, Calif.
Ely, Beck & Co.
Drexel & Co.; R. H. Moulton &
Bond Sale—The $28,0u0 school
Company; Glore, Forgan & Co.; C.
CALIFORNIA
bonds offered Sept. 16'—v. 188, p.
J. Devine & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
1095—were awarded to the Union
Azusa City School District,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith; The First Safe
Deposit Bank, Stockton, as
Los Angeles County, Calif,
National Bank of Oregon; Seattle4.10s, at a price of 100.22, a basis
Bond Ottering—Harold J. Ostly,
•
coil
California Bank, Los Angeles;
'
.
'
nnn
First National Bank; R.
W. Press-
County Clerk, will receive sealed
prich & Co.; The Philadelphia Na¬
bids at his office
tional Bank;
until
9
for
a.m.
the
in Los
(CDST)
purchase
.
on
of
Angeles,
Oct. 21
$560,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1958.
Due
to
inclusive.
1978
interest
Nov. 1 from 1959
on
Principal
payable at
(M-N)
Treasurer's
County
the County's fiscal
York City or
office;
and
the
at
agency in New
Chicago.
or
Bloomfield School District,
Los Angeles County Calif.
bids at his
office
in Los
Angeles
until 9
a.m.
(PDST) on Oct. 7 for
purchase of
$10,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Nov.
1,
the
1908.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to
1968 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
Corpora¬
the
Bond
Securities
tion;
Co.; Mercantile Trust Company;
Reynolds & Co.; J. Barth & Co.;
Thalmann
Co.;
Horn blower
&
Weeks; Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
E. F. Hutton & Company; A. M.
Kidder & Co., Inc.;
Laidlaw &
Ladenburg,
1
Offering—Richard
Higginson Corporation; Na¬
Newark, N. J.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Shearson, Ham mill & Co.;
Stroud & Company Incorporated;
Trust Company of Georgia; Wertheim & Co.; American Securities
Corporation; Andrews & Wells,
Inc.;
Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.;
Whipple
Incorporated;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Jose
un¬
til 11
a.m. (PDST) on
Sept. 22 for
purchase of $2,000,000 school
bqnds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on
the
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice,,or at the option of the holder,
at
the
First
Western
Bank
&
Trust
and
Company, in San Francisco
Los Angeles, or at the
princi¬
pal office of the co-paying agents
of ,said bank in Ne wYork
City or
Chicago.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Garden .Grove School District,
vOrange County, Calif.
*
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 10—
188, p. 898—were awarded
Blyth & Co., Inc., as 4}£s, at
v.
price ,of
4.10%.
101.52,
a
Hinckley Union
basis
of
to
a
about
School District,
San Bernardino
County, Calif.
'
Bond
son,
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
R.
the
Co.; William
Coffin & Burr
S. Dickson &
1958.
1978
Co.; First
of
Michigan
Corporation; First
Southwest Company; Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co.; Gregory & Sons;
Hirsch & Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Carl
M.
Loeb, Khoades & Co.;
Laurence M. Marks & Co.; W. H.
Morton & Co. Incorporated; New
York Hariseatic Corporation; Wm.
E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Roosevelt
& Cross Incorporated; L. F. Roths¬
child & Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
Stone
&
Youngberg;
G.
H.
Walker & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold
& Co., Inc.; H. E. Work & Co.;
Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorpo¬
rated; C. F. Childs and Company
Incorporated; City National Bank
&
Trust Co., Kansas City, Mo.;
City National Bank and Trust
Company of Chicago; Julien Col¬
lins & Company; Commerce Trust
Company, Kansas City, Mo.; A. G.
Edwards & Sons; Ernst & Com¬
pany;
Field,
Richards
&
Co.;
Ginther & Company;
Hill Richards & Co. a Corpora¬
tion; The Illinois Company Incor¬
porated;
Kalman
&
Company,
inc.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.;
Northwestern
National
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
terest
Bank
ing,
Principal and in¬
payable
(M-N)
the
at
wood
—
bids
1095—were awarded to a
headed by the Chase Man¬
Bank, New York City, and
including Smith, Barney & Co.;
Harriman'Ripley' & Co., Inc.; C. J.
Devine & Co.; F. S. Moseley &
188,
hattan
Red¬
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; W.
H. Morton & Co., Inc., and J; C.
bonds.
Due On Oct. 1
(A-O) payable
cipal and interest
the
Sheldon School District, Contra
Costa
County, Calif.
Offering—W.
T.
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
Peque-
County
Riverside
gnat,
Clerk,
bids at his of¬
will receive sealed
fice
in
(CDST)
of
Riverside, until 11 a.m.
on Oct. 6 for the purchase
building bonds.
$34,000 school
Nov.
Dated
from
1, 1958.
1959
Due
Nov.
inclusive.
1979
to
on
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
veny
Legality approved by G'Mel& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Perris
Union
Bond Offering—Helen J.
sealed
Bank & Trust Co., Room
Bond Offering
—
sealed bids at his
South
the
Bank
Trust
&
receive
Unified Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
$2,500,000 school
Bond Sale—The
bonds
p.
offered
Sept. 17 — v. 188,
1095—were awarded to a group
headed by the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City, at
a
price of 100.16, a net interest
cost of about
of
3.26%,
as
R.
-
30
Sept.
on
for
the
1972 inclusive.
1959 to
from
Unified
Sch.
Hartford County
a
$1,200,000 5s.
Due
4y4s.
Due
from 1959
and
Due
1973.
"
and
Other
011
:
members
First Western
,
;
;
the
of
Bank,
1958.
group:
Francisco; Hill Richards &
Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.; Secu•ity-First National Bank ..of Los
Angeles; Shuman, Agnew & Co.;
Weeden & Co., and' Dean: Witter
:
Verde
Sch.
Sale
Dist.,: Riverside
Riverside, un¬
til 11 a.m. (CDST) on Oct;;6 for
the purchase
of $153;000 school
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Due
1
from
1959
to
1982
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers
of Los Angeles.
.
Side
Union
Sonoma
Bond
bonds
School District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The
&
awarded
to
&
Inc., and Laird Bissell &
Williams
Division), as 3.70s, at a price of
100.21, a basis of about 3.67%.
FLORIDA.
Gate
Community Services Dist.,
Shasta County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Henry N, Keim,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
receive
sealed
bids
Fla.
Offering
Certificate
—
William
Lamb, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Sept. 29 for the purchase of $900,000 water and sewer revenue cer¬
tificates,
as
follows:
$450,000 Series A certificates. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1988
inclusive.
450.000 Series B
Oct.
on
1
certificates.
from
1970
to
Due
1988
inclusive.
The certificates are
dated April
I, 1958 and those maturing in 1970
thereafter are callable as of
and
c/o
est
1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
(A-O) payable at The Hanover
Bank,
New York
City, or at the
First Bank of Boca Raton.
Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
Co., of Tucson.
will
15—
Oct.
Walston
Wonderland-Mountain
Sept.
p.
Co.,
■
$43,000
schoo
offered Sept. 10—v. 188, p
996—were
The $1,200,000
1095—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
Shearson,
Hammill & Co., G. H. Walker &
Co., Goodbody & Co., John Small
188,
in¬
clusive.
West
■
H.
bids at his office in
Nov.
—
offered
bonds
school
v.
Boca Raton,
Bond Offering—G. A. Pequegnat,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
on
/>
,
Windsor), Conn.
t
Bond
■ \
County, Calif.1.
follows:
Thorndilce,
Storey,
by
1095—were awarded
Val
•
at the
District
office/ - Legality- ap--
payable
street parking bonds offered Sept.
B. Hanauer & Co.
I,
Meeds (Day, Stoddard &
Turlock Parking Dist., Noi 1, Calif.
Bond Sale — The $480,000 off16—v. 188, p.
interest
South Windsor (P. O. South
San
to J.
Nov.
and
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
.
& Trust Co.;
Co.
1998 inclusive.
dated
are
Principal
Treasurer's
Los' Angeles;
Bank
bonds
proved
Sept.' 1, 1982
1983.
California
from 1959 to
(M-N')
'
Due on Sept. 1 from
Due
•
1
1974 to 1981 inclusive.-
200,000 Is.
i
The
"
800,000 3%s.
;
bonds. Due on Nov.
1959 to 1988 inclusive.
1,
Sept; 1; 1972
on
extension
from
sewerage
1,300,000 feeder main extension '
program bonds. Due on Nov. '
•
200,000 3V2s.
1998 inclusive.
to
program
P ,50(1,000
1
Sept.
on
1971.
&
West
Branch
water :
supply bonds. Due on Nov. It:
;
'
Sept. 1 from
on
1
$1,600,000
inclusive!
1959 to 1970
100,000
'
on
the purchase of $4,-%
400,000 bonds, as follows:
a
.
receive
bids until 2 p.m. (DST)
26 for
Sept.
American
follows:
as
will
Chairman,
mann,
sealed
headed
group
Metropolitan Dist.
(P. O. Hartford), Conn.
Bond
Offering—H. P. Koppel-
Trust Co., San
price of 100.04, a
net interest cost of about 3.62%,
National
Association, of
Los
Angeles, or at any fiscal
agency of the County in Chicago
or
New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Sacramento
the
by
Savings
Sacramento City
1
Mateo
Francisco, at
office in River¬
America
San
awarded to
were
a.m.
of
504, 750
purchase of $400,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Due on Nov.
County,- Calif.
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
fered Sept.
16—v. 188, p. 996—
(PDST) on Oct.
14 for the purchase of $585,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960
to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
side, until 11
Francisco
San
Dist.,
Calif.
will
(DST)
a.m.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved "by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
G. A. Peque-
County Clerk,
gnat,
'
Street, Hartford, until 11:30
Main
on
Carini,
Treasurer,
will receive %
bids
at
the Connecticut
Town
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
til 11 a.m. (PDST) on Sept. 23 for
the
purchase
of
$80,000 school
High School District,
Riverside County,
of
able
A.
G.
—
basis
a
Haddam (P. O. Haddam), Conn.
•
Paasch,
1, 1958. Due
bid
Successful
3.40s,
about 3.34%.
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
for
100.49
was
Co.
&
Bradford
from 1960 to 1980 inclusive." Prin¬
at
p.
group
receive
building
1, 1958.
,
.
.
Bond Sale—The $3,170,000 high
| school bonds offered Sept, 16—v.
10 a.m. (CDST)
the purchase of
school
Conn.
Bristol,
|
Brun-
office in
his
for
7
$518,000
A.
will
Clerk,
at
City, until
bonds. Dated Nov.
Oasis Joint School District,
Minneapolis;
Co.; J.
Barcus,
Offering—John
Oct.
on
Spencer Trask
& $1,000,000 5s. Due on Oct. 15 from
Williston & Beane;
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Kindred & Co.; Burns,
300,000 3s. Due on Oct. 15 from
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; Domin1969 to 1971 inclusive.
ick & Dominick; The First Cleve¬
500,000 3y4s. Due on Oct. 15 from
land Corporation; Glickenhaus' &
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
Lembo; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Ken500,000 Sf-js. Due on Oct 15 from
ower, Mac Arthur & Co.;
1977 to 1981 inclusive.
Los Angeles Flood Control
Dist.
Lawson,
Levy,
Williams
&
200,000 Is. Due on Oct. 15, 1982
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Stern; Irving Lundborg & Co.
and 1983.
Bond
Sale
The
$30,000,000 klcDonnell & Co.; Provident Sav¬
Other members of the group:
flood control bonds offered
Sept. ings
Bank
&
Trust
Company
C. J. Devine & Co.; Mercantile
16
v.
188, p. 1095—were awarded
Shuman, Agnew &
Co.;
Stein Trust
to. a
Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Hemp¬
syndicate
representing
Bros.
&
Boyce;
Stern,
Frank
hill, Noyes & Co.; Shearson, Hammerger of groups headed,
respec¬ Meyer
&
Fox; Third National mill &
Co.; American Securities
tively, by the Bank of America Bank
in
Nashville;
Thornton
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
Corp.;
National
State
Bank
Mohr and Farish;
Tripp & Co.
Newark; King, Quirk & Co., Inc
tion,
San
Francisco,
and
the
Inc.; R. D. White & Company,
Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York Robert
Winthrop & Co.; Wood! Sain Diego County Water Authority
City. Winning bid was a price of
Gundy & Co., Inc.; Blunt Ellis &
(P. O. San Diego), Calif.
100.81 for 3%s, a net interest cost
Simmons;
Bond Offering — Hans D. Doe
about 3.67%.
Breed & Harrison, Inc.;
Fahey, Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
Other members of the
syndi¬ Clark & Co.; Federation
Bank tors, will receive sealed bids until
cate: First National
City Bank of and Trust Co.; The First National
7:30 p.m. (CDST) on Oct. 7 for
New York; Bankers Trust Com¬
Bank of Memphis; The First Na¬
the purchase of-$7,500,000 water
pany; Harris Trust and Savings tional Bank of
Minneapolis; The works bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958
Bank; Guaranty Trust Company First National Bank of
Saint Paul; Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1993
of New York; J. P.
Morgan & Co'.
Frantz Hutchinson &
Co.; Hooker inclusive. Principal and interest
Incorporated; Blyth & Co., Inc. & Fay; Lyons & Shafto
Incorpo¬ (F-A) payable at the office of the
The First
Boston
Corporation, rated; The National City Bank of Authority
Treasurer;
at
any
Smith, Barney & Co.; Security - Cleveland; Newhard, Cook &
Co.; branch of the Bank of America
San
Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (CDST)
On ;Sept. 29 for the
purchase of
$25,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
15, 1958.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
CONNECTICUT
City School District,
Calif.
County
sealed
Sutcliffe, of
&
Bank,
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
fice.
&
Mateo
City
San Mateo County,
Bond
Oct. 7 for
on
$210,000 school
Dated Nov. 1,
purchase of
building bonds.
&
Francis I. du Pont
(PDST)
a.m.
County Treasurer's office.
Company Incorporated;
Olson,.
until 9
Lee
Blair & Company;
Bond
&
San
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
tional State Bank,
Bacon,
Foothill Junior College District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Sch. Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Los
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Dean
Witter & Co.; William R. Staats &
Equitable
New
York City. Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Dated Oct.
Norwalk-La Mirada City
Co.;
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
of about 4.07%.
National
First
Francisco.
San
*
1
San
Herrington
quist,
American j J. A. Overton & Co.; Seasongood j National Trust & Savings AssoPronpionri'
Jf.
Moi/ni"
Ctnt'n
T.onor
Xr
Pn
f'iutinn
in
Oaliffimifl!
Or
at
the
Francisco; & Mayer; Stern, Lauer & Co.; ciation in California; or at the
Bank;
Onmnamr
Box
680
Project City, until 8 p. m.
(PDST) on Sept. 23 for the pur¬
chase
of
$59,000
water
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958.
Due on July
Bradenton, Fla.
Bond
poses
fered
were
Sale
—
The various pur¬
bonds totaling $1,900,000 of¬
Sept. 15—v. 188, p. 996—
awarded to a syndicate head¬
ed by B.
J. Van Ingen & Co., at a
price of 98.02, a net
of about
4.25%,
as
interest cost
follows:
-
1 from 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl-
$651,000 4s. Due on Sept.
1959 to 1972 inclusive.
1 from
Volume
188
Number
5779
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1203)
391,000 4.10s. Due
1973
to
numerical
Sept. 1 from
on
order,
payment date on
inclusive.
1978
858,000 4.20s. Due
1979 to 1988 inclusive.
Other
members
John
cate:
of
Nuveen
payable
the
at
&
•Co..-V"- J-;
;ington,
will
Secretary,
sealed bids until
7
.
%
10
office
state
on
3
receive
building
I: 1958.
due in
1964
1,
July
'/2%,
and
Sept.
facilities
Due
17
—
awarded
to
v.
a
bonds
188,
group
offered
996
p.
—
were
of
composed
I,
Bonds due in
callable,
are
•
to
any
or
after
Feb.
interest
The
1964
July 1, 1968.*. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable, at the Citizens
1,
&
"Southern'.Rational Bank, Atlantaj or at. 5.bank in New York
City to .'be determined by the Au¬
thority.; Legality
approved
by
thereafter
and
whole
in
in
or
1963.
(F-A)
part,
date on
Chapman & Culler, of Chicago.
(The sale was originally sched¬
Principal
payable
uled for'Sept. 3.)
at
Hanover Bank, of New York
County, County School
District (P. O. Augusta), Ga.
Bond Sale—The $3,500,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 16—v. 188, p.
Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
Additional Offering—The above
also
will
receive sealed
996—were awarded to
^official
road
of
revenue
1, 1956.
time for the pur¬
same
$750,000
Due
Orange County
bonds.
Dated
92.714,
3.79%,
Nov.
Nov. 1 from 1961
on
a
syndicate
headed by the Fii;st National City
Bank of New. York, at a price of
•
bids at the
1968
1962
inclusive.
in whole
est
Bonds
thereafter
and
due
in
callable,
are
in part, on any inter¬ !
or
payment
date
and
on
after
as
follows:
$815,000.3.% bonds. Due on Aug.
/',*X from 1059 to 1968 inclusive,
1,120,000- 3%%
bonds. Due on
*
{
Nov.
*
Aug. 1
-
from
1969
to
1978
in-
elusive.
1, 1961. Principal and inter- ! 1,565,000
312% bonds.
Due on
(M-N) payable at the First
Aug, 1 from 1979 to 1988 in-National City Bank,.of New York
|
elusive. ;\:*
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
Other members
of the syndi¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
cate: Harris Trust and Savings
chell, of New York City.
i Bank; Trust
Company of Georgia;
e?t
•
•
'
Florida
State
(P. O.
Bunds
Board, of
Sold—No
•
Education
Tallahassee ),
Not
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
The Citizens & Southern Nation-
Fla.
bids
;
j al
were
Bank,
Atlanta;
received for the $12,455,000 vari¬
ous county State School bonds of¬
Interstate
fered
899.
p.
'
Lakeland, Fla.
$6,000,000 light
and
water
'Sept.
16
revenue
188,
v.
—
899
—
$300,000 5?.
:
Due
1964 to 1967
'
were
700,000 3^s.
1968
/from
Other
R.
Due
1974
to
5,000,000
ori Jan.
1
from
inclusive.
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
3.70s.
Due
Jan.
on
1
1975 to 1983 inclusive.A
members
of
the
account:
W.
Pressprich & Co.; Blair &
Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks;
J. C. Bradford & Co.;
Goodbody
& Co.; Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.;
R. S. Dickson & Co.;,Wm. E. Pol¬
lock & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co.;
Co.,
Bacrie &
Co.;
J.
H.
Hilsman
Changed
.
!
j
j
I
;
......
100.07,
a
4.05%,
—
The
tax
certificates scheduled for Sept. 30
—v.
188, p. 1096 — has been re¬
scheduled for Oct. 6.
Pinellas
-
-
Florida
Certificate
•
Offering—Avery W.
Gilkerson,
Clerk
of
Board
County Commissioners, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
of
re¬
revenue
1, 1958.
to
certificates.
Due
on
1987 inclusive.
Dated July
July 1 from 1961
Certificates due
in 1.974 and thereafter
in whole
or
are
in part but
callable,
in inverse
Blunt
to
Ellis
&
Due
1965
1969
to
1974
330,000 3%s.
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
on
Aug.
Aug.
1,
1963
inclusive.
996
p.
to
Bank
Huntingburg,
of
the
offered
First
were
—
National
4s,
as
at
par.
Huntington County (P. O.
Huntington), Ind.
Bond Sale
$650,000 hos¬
offered Sept.
16—v.
bonds
188,
1096—were
p.
awarded
to
a
Bond
Sale—The $190,000 sewer
bonds offered Sept. 15—
revenue
188,
v.
899—were awarded
p..
to
the White-Phillips Oo., Inc.
Chicago, Indiana¬
Share
Bond
& Trust
at
: Ottawa, III.
Offering — Albert A.
Lausch, City Clerk, will receive
bids until 4:30 p.m.
Oct.
$600,000
bonds.
for
6
the
water
(CST)
purchase of
sewer
-
revenue
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
1
from
1961
Due
Co., Indianapolis,
price
a
of
100.91,
3%s,
as
basis
a
of
well, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
on
Sept. 22 for the purchase of
$530,000 off-street parking reve¬
nue
bonds.
Due
Sept.
1,
1958.
able at the Harris Trust & Savings
(J-J)
Bank,
tional
Bank, of Indianapolis.
Principal and interest
inclusive.
pay¬
in
Chicago.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
County Sch. Dist. No. 175
(P. O. Belleville), III.
Bond Offering—John J. Swarz-
Indiana
Bond
Offering—Lloyd
Secretary of the School
trauber, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bid's until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
will
Interest
by
J-J.
Charles
Trauer-
nicht, of St. Louis.
Springfield, III.
Offering—O. Mack
Bond
ner,
Wag¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
(CST)
chase
revenue
bonds.
$680,000
from
Due
bonds,
on
1960 to 1973
4,495,000 bonds.
011
Due
on
bids
Dated
until
building bonds offered Sept. 10—
188, p. 797—were awarded to
Trust
Company, of
Chicago, ar.d Bacon, Whipple &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.001,
net interest cost of about
school
Oct.
1,
building
1958.
Due
Trust
Walkerton-Lincoln Township
Consolidated Schs. Corp.
188,
&
Trust
Co., of Indianapolis, as 37/ss, at a
price of 100.01, a basis of about
1960 to
on
1971
1
from
inclusive.
1977
130,000 4s. Due
Jan.
on
1
Jan. 1 from
1,
Bond
inclusive.
on
Jan. 1, 1978.
Cook
County, Homewood-Flossmoor
Community High School District
(P. O. Homewood), III.
Bond Sale—The
$1,800,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 17—
v.
188, p. 1096—were awarded to
a
group composed of First
Na¬
Offering—John
Township
penter,
receive
Oct.
011
R.
Trustee,
bids
sealed
until
11
Car¬
payable at the In¬
Indianapolis.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indiana¬
will
Sale—An
Bond
sewer
Carleton
D.
issue of
bonds
revenue
Beh
was
$45,000
sold to
&
Lake
Cutler, of Chicago.
Mills
terest cost of about 2.93%.
Greensburg Community Schools
Corporation, Ind.
Bond Offering—Louis V. Ricke,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 30 for
the
purchase
of
$50,000 school
Community Sch. Dist.,,
Iowa
Bond
Sale—The
$550,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 15—
188, p. 1096—were awarded to
group composed of White-Phil¬
lips Co., Iowa-Des Moines National
a
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Becker &
Cownie, Inc., and Carlton D. Beh
Co.
County (P. O. Albia), la.
Sale—An issue of
county court house bonds
to Carleton D. Beh
a
Co.,
$29,000
sold
was
214s, at
as
price of par. Dated Sept. 1,1958.
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Interest
1959
1963
to
M-S.
Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
"""
~ Cooney, of Des ~ ~ '
~
" ^
Ahlers &
Moines.
Nashua.
Iowa
Sale —The
$10,000 park
Sept. 15—v. 188, p.
Bank,
at
4s,
as
price
a
of
par-
IWaterloo,
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
Iowa
$700,000 sewer
Sept.
16 were
offered
the
awarded
to
Co.,
and Braun, BosCo., jointly, as 3s, at a
Northern
Trust
Chicago,
&
price of
2.93%.
100.53,
a
basis
1,
Sept.
of about
1958.
Due
on
Principal and interest payable at
the City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
KANSAS
Topeka, Kan.
Bond
Offering—John
Commissioner
V
Bond
Township School District
Offering
and
Nov.
Dated
Oct.
1,
a.m.
P.
(CST)
the purchase of
building
bonds.
1958.
Due on Nov.
1 from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Le¬
Chapman
Sale
bonds.
1096—were
1960
to 1968
Due
to
Nov.
on
1968
1
inclusive.
from
»
street and alley paving
Due on Nov. 1 from
bonds.
to
1968 inclusive.
75,000 Sardou Bridge bonds. Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1960
to
1968
inclusive.
1,200,000 park land and improve¬
ment
bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Dated
Nov.
1,
1958.
Interest
M-N.
KENTUCKY
Bullitt County (P.
The
$40,000 sewer
bonds offered Sept. 16—v. 188, p.
—
from
&
Comanche, Iowa
Bond
1
303,000 sanitary and storm sewer
1959
Edith
—
oral bids until 11
Sept. 23 for
$135,000 school
Stutz,
G.
Finance
of
;and
Revenue, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 30
for
the
purchase
of
$2,045,000
bonds, as follows:
347,000
Center
on
a
man
1959
Company.
to the Continental Illinois Nation¬
Co., of Chicago,
price of 100.46, a net in¬
1., 1958,
inclusive.
Erskine, Secretary of the Board of
Directors,
will
receive
sealed
Trust
Oct.
Principal and interestpayable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Chap¬
on
Atlantic, la.
Bond Sale
The $250,000 mu¬
nicipal airport bonds offered Sept.
10—v. 188, p. 797—were awarded
3s, at
Dated
Nov. 15 from 1959 to 1976
on
$120,000 street repair bonds. Due
(P. O. Ottuma), Iowa
Evansville, Ind.
as
bonds.
Sept. 22 for
$400,000 court-
inclusive.
8 for the pur¬
school aid bonds.
IOWA
polis.
&
Due
oral bids until
on
a.m.
1, 1958. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1960 to Jan.
1, 1971 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Union Trust Co., Union City. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
(J-J)
Bank
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
Oct.
Dated
1965. Principal and in¬
diana National Bank,
al
10:30
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Wayne Township Civil Township
(P. O. Union City), Ind.
as
—
Due
180,000 3^s. Due
to
Dated
County
receive sealed and
Dated
3.87%.
July 1 from
1975 inclusive. Callable
terest
Jackson
797—were awarded to the Nashua
p.
Bank
1,
1967 to
(P. O. Maquoteka), Iowa
Offering — Winfield
D.
Rimmer, County Treasurer, will
State
Sale—The
National
Nov.
Bond
bonds offered
(P. O. Walkerton), Ind.
v.
Dated
Nov. 1 from
on
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Bond
oral bids
and
inclusive.
Bond
chase of $180,000
bonds.
on
1974
Fletcher
Sept. 1
of Jan.
3.88%,
follows:-
$130,000 4s.
Due
sealed
bonds.
Due
worth
Sept. 1
1961 to
.
Sale—The $440,000 school
Northern
revenue
1958.
/
Offering—Frances Hagen,
1, 1958.
receive
797—were awarded to a
group composed of the City Secu¬
rities Corp., Indianapolis Bond &
Share
Corp.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., and the American
Building Corp.
(P. O. Crown Point), Ind.
Oct.
will
Monroe
Co., Union City,
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
(CDST)
mortgage
County Community
office.
District, la.
Offering — J. G. Weepie,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
Oct. 8 for the pur¬
on
Principal
at
Bond
1
Sept.
Crown Point School
Bond
payable
Independence Independent Schodl
$82,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 10—
from 1974 to 1984 inclusive,
2,025,000 bonds.
inclusive.
the City
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Treasurer's
as
inclusive.
Due
1977
10
$87,000
the Union
p.m.
(CDST) on
for the purchase of $7,-
Sept. 30
sealed
Welch,
Board,
semi-annually from July 1, 1960
to Jan. 1, 1971 inclusive.
Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
2:30
200,000 electric
of
bonds.
Legality
&
receive
a.m.
Sept. 29 for the purchase of $133,500 building bonds.
Dated Nov.
1, 1958. Due from 1960 to 1978 in¬
approved
to
interest
v.
Union City-Wayne School
Corporation (P. O. Union City),
St. Clair
clusive.
1959
and
on
Dated
July 1 from 1960 to 1984
Principal and interest
payable at the Indiana Na¬
sive.
oral bids until 9 a.m. (CST)
Sept. 29 for the purchase of
$1,800,000 airport bonds.
Dated
Oct. 15, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
house
Indianapolis, Ind;
on
City
the
Bond Offering—Charles H. Bos-
inclu¬
1990
to
and
about 3.29%.
,
on
Corp.,
American Fletcher National Bank
Bond
sealed
&
la.
Offering—Cortez Souther,
Clerk, will receive seaied
Harris Trust &
polis
Monmouth, III.
a
Bond
building
The
—
Moines,
at
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 23 for
the purchase
of $187,500 school
Savings Bank,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CDST) on Sept. 30
for the purchase of $1,080,000 first
v.
1972
188,
v.
—
group composed of
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
l'from
ILLINOIS
as
16
pital
inclusive.
Due
$196,000 water
bonds
revenue
Sept.
Oct. 1 from
on
Sale—The
awarded
inclusive. :
420,000 3V2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
INDIANA
on
to' 1977
Cook
the
Huntingburg, Ind.
Bond
1968
follows:
750,000 4s.
a.m.
(EST) on Sept. 30 for the pur¬
chase of $2,000,000 St.
PetersburgClearwater International Airport
Corp.;
Chicago; First Boston
price
works
net interest cost of about
j $120,000 5s. Due
f
and 1964/
a
County (P.O. Clearwater),
Co.j
City Securities Corp., as 5s,
of 100.005, a basis of
about 4.99%.
a
.
„
as
Bond
utilities
composed of Northern
from 1985 to 1991 inclusive.
Maderia Beach, Fla.
$175,000
Trust
The
|
The bonds are dated Sept, 1,
Maui County (P. O.
Wailuka), i 1958 and callable as of Sept. 1,
i 1973. Principal and interest (M-S)
Hawaii
i payable at a banking institution
Bond Sale—The $870,000 public
improvement bonds offered Sept. mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
chaser and the city. Legality ap¬
15—v. 188," p. 696—were awarded
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
to Smith, Barney & Co., and Dean
Witter & Co., jointly, at a price of | Chicago.
(P. O. Palatine), III.
of
188, p.
group
water
bonds offered Sept.
to the
$1,700,000
bonds offered Sept.
1096—were awarded
sewer
a
Sale—The $220,000
revenue
Des
21J»s,
as
on
17—v. 188, p. 1096—were awarder
at
HAWAII
Consolidated Sch.Dist. No. 15
Offering Date
inclusive.
—
Bond
Phillips Co., Inc.,
price of 100.03.
and
Greentown, Ind.
works
Dec. 1 from
on
follows:
Co., Inc.; Varnedoe, Chisholm & j
i
Co., Inc.
Reusch & Co.
,
Co.;
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner; Norris
Hirschberg, Inc.; J. W. Tindall
& Co.; Byron Brooke & Co.; First
Co.; Rand & Co. and Fox,
offering
Sale
10—v.
to
i &
boijds offered
p.
awarded
to a
group
headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co., at a price
of 98.10,
a
net interest cost- of
about 3.80%, as follows:
,
&
Securities Corp.;
Southeastern
Bond Sale—The
■
Courts
&
Sept. 16—v. 188,
1977
storm
net interest cost of about
a
.
to
Bond
May
Richmond
City.
well,
chase
Due
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1
Hinsdale, III.
"
inclusive.
interest payment
on
and
1973
.
Dec.
on
$950,000 314s.
Georgid'State Bridge Building
A uthority (P. O. A tlan ta), Ga.
Bond Offering—Roy F.
Chalker,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
..purchase of $1,000,000 St. John's
County road revenue bonds. Dated
7 Febi
1, 1958.
Due1, oh Feb.
1
1960
Due
from 1960 to 1971 inclusive.
705,000 3%s.
1959
1963.
•
-
3V2S.
interest
follows:
as
Simmons,
ana
lloaman & Renshaw, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 3.52%, as follows:
City: Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & until >11. a.m. (EST) on Sept. 25
Mitchell, of New York City.
the
purchase
of
$6,200,000
/%% for
Additional Offering—The above? bridge revenue, bonds. Dated Sept.
official
also
will
1, 1958.-PUe.oh July 1 from 1971
receive sealed
to
1976 inclusive. Callable as of
bids
at
the
same
time
for
the
from
$1,095,000
net
a
3.54%,
99.077%
on
thereafter
York
,
100.34,
Johnson, Land, Space Corp., Goodbody & Co,,". Citizens & Southern
National Bank, Atlanta, and McNeel, -Rankin'Tnc., at a price of
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
i Chase. Manhattan Bank, of New
,
of
cost of about
1972 to
Brunswick, Ga.
$325,000 3^4%,
3%% ana 4%
port and
terminal
revenue
Dated July
after
or
price
a
Sale—The
a.m.
callable, in whole or in part,
any interest payment date on
.are
Co.,
.
Bond
(EST) on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $1,410,-:
Bonds
Trust
-
GEORGIA
,
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
7:'^.
Bond Offering—T. W. Wither-
bonds.
Union
tional Bank of
Chicago, Harriman building bonds. Dated Sept.
1,
Ripley & Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch, 1958.
Due semi
annually from
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, City Na¬ July
1, 1959 to July 1, 1971 inclu¬
tional Bank & Trust
Co., Chicago, sive.
Interest J-J. Legality
ap¬
and Cruttenden, Podesta &
Co., at proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Development Commission
.
000
the
Petersburg, or at the option
of the holder, at the Grace Na¬
tional Bank, of New York
City,
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
brook & Co., Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.', and Herbert J. Evans &
.
interest
any
or
St.
m
syndi¬
Co., the
Equitable Securities Corp., Leedy,
Wneeler & Alleman, inc., Esta-
Florida
on
after July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
1973.
Sept. 1 from
on
59
avyarded to the White-
O.
Shepherdsville), Ky.
Bond
building
Sale—The
revenue
$40,000 school
bonds
offered.
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
188, p. 1097
awarded to Magnus & Co,.
Sept. 15
v.
—
Smith,
receive
purchase of $1,000,000
industrial building revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
from 196*0 to 1973 inclusive. Call¬
the
for
Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Wyatt,
Grafton & Grafton, of Louisville.
(No bids were received at the
able
1, 1964.
of July
as
Bond
receive sealed
bid's until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 7 for the purchase of $100,000
and
water
sewer
from
15
1971
The bonds are
(M-N) payable at
National Bank,
interest
and
Louisville, Ky.
Heads
Callable
as
bonds
of
as
Nov.
Merle E. Robertson and Lee
Miller were re-elected Vice-
dated
Nov.
Legality
Interest M-N.
P.
Presidents.
are
as
Secretary
Jury,
1973. Legality approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
1,
Sept. 20 to 24. ••• •
Oct. 4, at the annual meet¬
ing of the Widow of the Month
Club, the Honorable Bruce Hobiitzeli, Mayor of the City of Louis¬
cago
On
ville, will present a scroll to Mr.
Miller from the City and the Com¬
missioners of the Sinking Fund.
headed
.sold
sewer
price of 98.00.
a
Due
1.946*.
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
1969
bonds
revenue
from
1
Interest
York
City, at a price of
net interest cost of about
2.92%, as follows:
a
$3,500,000
1964 to
1959
2 Vhs,
$600,000
clusive;
due
due
on
1963 to 1965 in¬
2%s,
$2,200,000
and
Oct.
011
15
1966
from
to
1973 inclusive.
Loan
Oct.
on
15 from
1962 I
1959 to
inclusive; $1,210,000 2%s, due
Oct.
on
LOUISIANA
1976
1963 to
15 from
inclusive; and $630,000 3.10s,
Allen
Parish, Oakdale Recreation
Dist. No.
due oil Oct.
J (P. O. Oakdale), La.
Bond Offering—LaVerne Cook,
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 14
for the purchase of $100,000 pub¬
15 from 1977 to
1983 inclusive.
The
1958
bonds
dated
are
callable
and
Oct.
of
Oct.
as
1967, Other members of the
15,
15,
syn¬
dicate:
Equitable Securities Corp.; Mer¬
lic
improvement bonds.
Dated rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
Smith; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal Curtis; The Boatmen's National
end interest (M-N) payable at the
Bank
of
St.
Louis;
Hemphill,
District Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Noyes & Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Schocllkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
ler, of Chicago.
Inc.;
Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Gregory &
Calcasieu Parish Gravity Drainage
Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
Sons; Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.;
Sulphur), La.
Bond Sale—The $7,450,000 gen¬ Folger, Nolan, Fleming - W. B.
eral obligation bonds offered Sept. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Hannahs, Ballin,
18—v. 188, p. 797—were awarded & Lee; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
to
a
syndicate headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc.,
as
$1,650,000
bonds as 3s. Due oil
Oct. 15 from 1959 to 1964 in¬
clusive.
5,800,000
Oct.
bonds
15 from
as
4s.
1965 to
Due
1978
elusive.
The
bonds
bear
Stern Brothers &
&
follows:
additional
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Newburger, Loeb & Co.; First Nation¬
Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma
City; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson;
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.;
inMagnus & Co.; Rippel & Co.; Wal¬
ter, Woody & Heimerdinger; and
in¬
Equitable
Corp., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Phelps,
Fcnn & Co., White, Weld &
Co.,
John
Nuveen
&
Co., Newman,
Brown & Co., White, Hattier &
Sanford, Barrow, Leary & Co.,
Arnold & Crane, Ladd Dinkins &
E. F. Hutton & Co.
Kohlmeyer
&
Co.,
Nusloch,
Baudean & Smith, Schweickhardt
& Co., First Southwest Co., Dane
& Co., Glas & Co.,
Steiner, Rouse
& Co., Weil Investment Co., Derbes
dc
Co., T. J. Feieblman & Co.,
auditorium
Oct.
on
from
1
Due
funding
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
Oct.
1959
Sept.
16
a
188,
v.
—
White, Weld & Co., as 3.70s,
price of 100.19, a basis of
about 3.72%.
Concord-Carlisle Regional School
District (P. O.
Concord), Mass.
Due
Ill
Oct.
on
inclusive.
payable
Principal
MASSACHUSETTS
$750,000 public
parking bonds offered Sept. 16—
v. 188, p. 1097—were awarded to
a group composed of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Hornblower
&
Weeks,, as 3%s, at a price of
100.19, a basis of about 3.72%.
Massachusetts (Commonwealth
bids
Oct.
7
until
for
noon
the
construc¬
ways
tion bonds. Due
on
Oct. 1 from
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
1,000,000
bonds.
extraordinary
Due
1959 to 1968
300,000
on
Due
on
office
of
the
gating $13,305,000.
repairs
Oct.
1
from
of
Deposit & Trust Co., and Second
Street
Trust
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
1
.
from
in
order
date
and
1965
in
callable
thereafter
Offering
sealed
(EDST)
—
on or
bids
until
11
Sept. 24 for the
on
street
Due
numerical
inverse
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
$175,000 build¬
R.
re¬
a.m.
pur¬
Oct.
1
from
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
500,000
sewer
1 from
250,000
bonds. Due
1959 to
16—v.
Due
011
on
Oct.
building
Oct.
1
from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated
Oct.
1,
1958.
Principal
interest payable at the First
National Bank of Boston. Legality
to
Wat ling,
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston
Adams, Mass.
Sale—The $410,000 urban
bonds offered
Sept. 17
awarded to
the
Ingen
,
&
Ballman
Co.
rities
and
Halsey, Stqart &•
Offering—John H.
Bond
Halm.
City- Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on
Sept. 22 for the purchase of $57,00.0 special", assessment street im¬
-
provement bpndsrBated. Sept. 1,
1958. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
1967 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfieid, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
Muskegon County
(P. O. Muskegon), Mich;
,
Lerchen & Co., at
100.0017,
of
$35,000 41-js.
a
Note Sale—The $600,000 tax an¬
interest ticipation notes offered Sept. 15—
v. 188, p. 997 -— were awarded to
net
a
Due
June 1 from
on
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
110,000 4 (4s.
the Lumbermen's Bank of Muske¬
Covert
mium
inclusive.
Due
Public
Oak Park, Mich.
June 1 from
on
Bond Sale—The
Sch.
Dist.
No.
Michigan
— Emery
Bond
Offering
18,
Craw-
lord, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 22 for
the
of $499,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
1958. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
purchase
1984 inclusive.
verse
callable in
are
numerical order
on
any
1098—were awarded
MacArthur & Co.,
and. McDonald-Moore & Co., as
to
to the District and
the purchaser.
Davison, Mich.
p.
Kenowci,
follows:
$13,000 sanitary sewer bonds: $6,000 4s, due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1962 inclusive; and
$7,000 33/4s, due on Nov". I
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
street
improvement
bonds:. $44,000.4s; due on Nov.
1 from 1959 to 1962 inclusive;
and $63,600' 3 %s, due on Nov.
107,006
'
1
terest payment date on or after
July 1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company mutually acceptable
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
188,
—v.
in¬
in¬
$126,000 special
assessment bonds offered Sept. 15
Bonds due in 1970
and thereafter
at 1.25% interest, plus a pre¬
of $17.76.
gon,
Due on June 1 from
1966 to 1981
1 from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Ttie
$6,000 street improvement
bonds, due Nov. 1, 1958, are non-
interest^bearin^.;;J v~
•
,
Portjage-. T6 uinship (P. O.
■£? :
*
Michigan
Portage),
~
Sale—The
Bond
assessment
Sept. 8
188, p. 997
v.
—-
$20,000 special
bonds offered
paving
were
State
Davison
the
to
price of
a
par,
net in¬
a
%,
3s. Due on Oct.
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
10,000 3(4s. Due
fol¬
as
$10,000
1
from
Oct. 1, 1961
on
notes
997
State
the
District, Mich.
Sale—The
were
Bank
Detroit
Offering
—
Township
Fletcher,
Dorothy
-
Clerk,
L,
will
receive" sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) *dn Oct. 6 for the-purchase
special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated July
of- $49,000
Due on May 1 from 1959
1968L inclusive.
Bonds due in
I, 1958.
to
thereafter
are
callable
in inverse numerical order on any
after
Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
interest payment date on or
$300,000 school
Sept. 15—v. 188, p.
offered
—
-
Bond
1966-and
and 1962.
awarded to
of
East
Bank
the First
and
Trust
Miller, Canfieid,
Co.,
Detroit,
&
May 1, 1960.
of Detroit.
Paddock & Stone,
jointly, at 2.05% interest.
Ecorse,
Bond
vehicle
were
Shiawassee County
Mich.
Sale—The $340,000
highway fund bonds of¬
16—v. 138, p. 1097—
Sept.
awarded
the
to
First
of
cost
of
about
$85,000 4s.
1959
to
3.76%,
to
follows:
on
1963
inclusive.
255,000 3%s. Due
1964
as
Due
1973
Sept.
on
1
from
Note Offering—Clark D.
Bond
Public
Sch.
Dist.,
County
Sept. 22 for the purchase of $125,tax
C00
Oct.
1,
Dated
March 1,
anticipation notes.
1958.
Due
1959.
on
'
Southfield Public
Bond Sale—The
Sept. 1 from
Sch. Dist., Mich.
$1,000,000 build¬
ing and site bonds offered Sept. 15
inclusive.
Sale—The
Kings¬
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
bury,
—v.
Livonia
(P. O.
Corunna), Mich.
motor
Michigan Corp., and Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., jointly, at a
price of 100.036, a net interest
approved
Bond
Van
J.
-
cost of about 4.22%, as fellows:
and
renewal
B.
Co., Watling,; Lereheri & Co., McDonald-Mc^re;v^rCof^v Mullaney,
Weils & G04 Charles' A.' Parcells
& Co., Allison-Williams Co., Inc.,
188, p. 1097—were awarded
price
fered
1978 inclusive.
school site and
bonds.
•
site bonds offered Sept.
ing and
improvement
on
1
Sale—The
Bond
Note
Archie
$1,250,000 general obliga¬
bonds, as follows:
were
are
any
East Detroit School
Whitman, City Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
interest payment
after Oct. 1, 1960. Prin¬
on
Clarkston
Newton, Mass.
d
of
members
Other
cate:
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at a bank or trust company desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
CanJ'icld,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Co.,
jointly, at 1.489% discount.
0 n
1
lows:
North
building
Oct.
receive
Sale-—TTie $350,000 notes
State
Due on July
.
terest cost of about 3.05
-
1
from 1983 to 1987 inclusive.
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive. Bonds
due
Bank, at
offered Sept. 16—v. 188, p. 1097—
were awarded to the Boston Safe
B
Oct.
011
Cambridge), Mass.
Note
July
on
1
Main, Channer Secu¬
Walter, Woody &
23
for the purchase
of $75,000 Heimerdinger.% J
;
v-^4
' ■ *
special assessment parking bonds.
Mount Clemens, Mich.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1
will
Clerk,
City
atvarded
Middlesex County (P. O. East
inclusive.
construction
bonds.
the
Street, Boston, at noon (DST) on
Sept. 25 for the purchase of Stateaided project note issues aggre¬
pur¬
$24,700,000 general obli¬
gation bonds, as follows:
public
at
Due
Bond Offering—Frank Rod well.
State Housing Board, 120 Tremont
of
$1,000,000
of)
Note Offering—A group of local
housing authorities will open
bids
Due
4%s.
1,125,000
1982 to 1984.
Bond Sale—-The
sealed
bonds.
30,000 4l/«s.
Lowell, Mass.
bonds.
Offering — James E. Gildea, City Collector-Treasurer, will
on
&
improvement bonds offered Sept.
18 were awarded to the Arlington
Trust Co., Lawrence, as 3.30s, at
a price oi par.
Boston, Mass.
(EDST)
Palmer
Sale—The $90,000 airport
Bond
l(4s.
1,425,000
•
MICHIGAN
Lawrence. Mass.
$500,000
Bond
sealed
1978
interest
and
Storrey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
tion
receive
15 from 1959 to
at the above-mentioned
Legality
approved
by
Bank.
4,/£s.
syndi¬
& Coi,
The bonds are dated Oct. 1,1958. .Barcus/'jKihdred;} &: Co., Paine, •
Principal and interest payable at Webber, Jackson & Curtis, John
the above-mentioned bank. Legal¬ Nuveen & Co., Stranahan; Harris &
ity
approved by Ropes, Gray, Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co„
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston. H. V. Sattjey & Co., Shannon &
Trust
Co., Municipal
Franklin St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (DST) on Sept. 30
for
the
purchase of $3,180,000
school bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1958.
Dept.,
inclusive.^
Due on July
from 1970 to 197.5. inclusive.
/.
I
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Second Bank-
the
at
receive
will
Treasurer,
Street
1969
to
-
school
1097—were awarded to a group
composed of Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
at
Due on Oct.
1978 inclusive.
from 1959 to
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
p.
and
1961
1,100,000
-
Sale—The $900,000
offered
bonds
bonds.
$100,000
follows:..
as
$750,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
from 1976 to 1982 inclusive.
Allen Park, Mich.
1,
4.37%,
follows:
to
1958. Principal
interest payable at the City
Bond
& Co.,r Inc., and Braun, Bos& Co., Inc., at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
ley
purchase of $520,000 school bonds,
1978 inclusive.
Dated
Rip¬
Michigan Corp., Harriman,
of
Frank tin
bonds.
loan
from
1
Oct.
on
chase of
Harold E. Wood & Co.
chase
Due
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
al
Securities
Co., Ducournau & Kees, Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Fricdrichs & Co.,
bonds.
Bank
on
terest of 2% for 1112 months.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate: Scharff & Jones,
Co.; R. D. White
Co.;
Deposit & Trust Co., 100
Street, Boston, until 11
(DST) on Sept. 23 for the
Safe
to
1959
Ferry
bonds:
sealed
420,000
municipal
1,000,000
Service
$160,000 6s, due
Island
2,000,000
gality approved by Wyatt, Grafton
& Grafton, of Louisville.
from
1978 inclusive.
inclu¬
1962
to
Oct. 15 from
was
J-D. Le¬
$700,000 6s, due on Oct. j
from
sive;
Co., at
June 1,
bridge
and
highway
bonds:
15
Bankers Bond
to the
by Lehman Brothers and
Corn
Exchange Bank,
Chemical
Bond Sale—An issue of $20,000
to
2,600,000 construction of school
building bonds. Due on Oct. 1
State
$5,500,000 bonds
offered Sept. 1.6—v. 188, p. 900—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
100.14,
1959
—
Channing E.
Treasurer, will re¬
bids at the Boston
rioxie, Town
as
1
Oct.
on
sealed bids
(State of)
Sale—The
Bond
Stanford, Ky.
2%%
Due
District
MAINE
Maine
New
from
1
inclusive.
Bond Offering—E. Payson True,
he will become Presi¬
sociation when it convenes in Chi¬
from
Burlington, Mass.
Marcus A.
of Parish
—
espe¬
dent of the American Bankers As¬
Oct.
011
1978
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
cially honored this year upon the
re-election of Mr. Miller as VicePresident
1
Oct.
on
Due
and
Offering
Sandwich, Mass.
Offering
Bond
ceive
Collector-Treasurer's office.
Parish
Vermilion
Co., Inc., as 3.10s, at a price of
100.269, a basis of about 3.05%.
a.m.
ap¬
Orleans.
Commissioners,
The
from
to 1978 inclusive
1959
1,
New Orleans.
Aug.
Due
13,000,000
of Nov. 1, 1973.
are
will receive sealed
Fund
bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 21
meeting of the Commissioners of for the purchase of $112,000 pub¬
the Sinking Fund held Sept. 10, lic improvement bonds. Dated Dec.
Thomas
Graham was re-elected 1, 1958.
Due serially from 1960
President for the 10th consecutive to 1974 inclusive. Callable as of
year.
1
1,250,000 parking facilities bonds.
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
Police
Oct.
on
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Broussard,
Sinking
Commission—At the regular
Again
Callable
292,000 not to exceed 4% interest
Scries 3 bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
Graham
Due
bonds.
1, 1968.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
V
.
worth
1,950,000 construction of building
on
to 1978 in¬
1960
from
1
clusive.
by-
approved
Legality
Due
terest Series C bonds.
1958.
from
1
1,250,000 parking iacilities bonds.
the New Farmers
Glasgow.
bonds.
in¬
exceed 4(2%
not to
$600,000
The
Oct.
on
1,000,000 construction of building
will
follows:
bonds.
revenue
1948. Due on May
to 1973 inclusive.
callable. Principal
Dated Nov. 15,
De-
Marcus
—
Due
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Secretary
Jury,
Nov.
will
bonds.
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
of the Parish
receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
30 for the purchase of $892,000
public
improvement
bonds, as
Glasgow, Ky.
Offering—Malcolm Smith,
Clerk,
City
Offering
Bond
Blanc,
Police
construction of building
950,000
Louisiana
offering.)
Aug. 27
(P. O. New Iberia),
Parish
Iberia
(CST) on Sept.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
24
Rapides Bank & Trust Co., Alex¬
andria, Felix M. Rives and Wheeler
& Wool folk.
sealed
will
Clerk,
City
were
—
Fulton, Ky.
Offering—Martha
Bond
«
.
(1204)
60
Mich.
$4,400,000
site
and building bonds offered Sept.
a
188,
group
p.
901—were awarded to
composed
of
Halsey,
Inc., John Nuveen &
Stuart & Co.
11—v, ;188, p.>798—were awarded
Co., Kenower,. MacArthur' & Co.,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., and Fri¬
to
day & Co., at a price of 100.001, a
a
syndicate headed by the First
Volume
net
Number
188
interest
cost
about
of
follows:
as
'
...
5s.'Due
$65,000
1960 to
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
4.12%,
.N
'
June
on
1963
5779
1
from
inclusive.
100,000 4^2S. Due
June 1 from
on
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
180,000 4Us. Due
1969
355,000 4s.
Due
June
on
300,000 4Us. Due
1
from
inclusive.
1984
to
June 1 from
on
Bond
obligation
offered
were
awarded to J. M. Dain & Co.,
price
of
1961
—
&
Trust
and
$32,000 general
obligation building bonds offered
16
188,
v.
—
awarded
the
to
997
p.
Second
—
were
National
Bank of Saginaw, as 4Us.
Bond
Sale—The
assessment
Sept.
15
awarded
■
Van; Buren
offered
.
Public
School
District
(P. O. Belleville), Mich.
Note Offering—Robert A. Hay,
Secretary of Board
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
of Education,
bids
sealed
Sept.
on
22
until
for
8
tion
notes. '
on
1968
No.
designated
7
by the
callable, in inverse numerical or¬
der, on any one or more interest
on
and after June
1968.
Principal and
interest
(J-D> payable at a bank or trust
company
as
designated
by the
original purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Wright, Davis, McKean &
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Note—The issue
fully offered
was
Sept.
on
unsuccess¬
10—v.
188,
1961
Wyoming Township School District
No. 4 (P. O. Wyoming Park), Mich.
Note
Offering
—
Henrietta
B.
Green, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 24 for
the purchase of $100,00u tax an¬
ticipation
Dated
notes.
Aug. 29,
15,
1960.
Principal and interest payable at
a
place agreed on with the pur¬
1958.
Due
on
March
chaser.
MINNESOTA
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1969 inclu¬
sive.
Legality approved by DorOwen,
Scott,
Barber
and
Marquardt, of Minneapolis.
sey,
Bond Offering — C. C. Easton,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on Sept.
purchase of $62,000
street improvement bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
for
1961
to
the
1970
inclusive.
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
sealed
City
bids
Clerk,
until
10
will
ness.
Dated Nov.
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
County (P. O. Natchez),
Mississippi
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of $850,000 port bonds orig¬
inally scheduled for Sept. 15—v.
Due
on
Feb.
1
188,
Due
on
1
from
Lee
Feb.
(CST)
purchase of
indebted¬
1, 1958. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1963 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
pay¬
NEW
Due
on
County (P. O. Tupelo), Miss.
ceived
Feb. 1 from
Due on Feb.
until
District No.
621, Minn.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived until 8 p.m.
13
the
for
school
Oct.
issue
of
$385,improvement bonds was sold
000
composed of AllisonWilliams Co., Inc.; J. M. Dain &
a
Co.;
E.
group
Piper,. Jaffray
J.
Prescott
&
& Hopwood;
Co.; Juran &
Moody, Inc., and Kalman
as
4s, at
of
about
price of 101.01,
a
Bond Sale—The
an
2%
extra
interest
from
Sept.
1, 1958 to Sept. 1, 1960.
bonds
The
able
dated
of
Bank
are
mature
the
at
St.
American
Paul.
National
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Norman County
(P. O. Ada), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 special
assessment
Sept.
12
awarded
—
drainage bonds offered
v.
188, p. 998 — were
to
Billings, Mont.
Offering—W. J. Fry, Jr.,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Oct.
7 for the purchase of $11,680 Spe¬
cial
the
Ada
National
Bank, in Ada, and the Gary State
Bank, of Gary, jointly, as 314s, at
a
price of par, a basis of about
Bond
The
623,
lows:
1960 to
on
Feb. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
150,000 3.80s. Due
1969 to
Feb. 1 from
1964 inclusive.
100,000 3.70s. Due
1965 to
on
1973
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
500,000 3.90s. Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1974 to 1987 inclusive.
In addition the entire issue will
extra 1.70% interest from
1, 1958 to Feb. 1, 1960.
Waseca County (P. O. Waseca),
Minnesota
Offering
Art
Brisbane,
will
receive
(CST)
on
Sept. 25 for the purchase of
$90,000
drainage bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
sealed
Auditor,
—
bids until
1:30 p.m.
$100,000
1959
Boston, as 3J/4S, at a price
100.13, a basis of about 3.23%.
of
NEW
*
Bond Offering—James H.
of
bonds
are
dated
15,
NEBRASKA
Chosen
Boyd,
Free¬
holders, will receive sealed
wjli
receive sealed and oral bids until
10
(CST)
a.m.
bonds.
will
of
Dated
be
Sept. 24 for the
$500,000
building
Dec. 1, 1958.
Bids
on
submitted
ules of maturities.
two
on
sched¬
Bonds in vary¬
ing amounts due on Dec. 1 from
1960
to
1978,
inclusive, under
schedule "A," and bonds due in
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1974, inclusive,
under
schedule
"B."
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County
Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Holdrege, Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewer
bonds
revenue
$115,000
was
sold
to
NEVADA
Clark County
bids
Delafield
Sale—The $4,100,000
Bond
of $442,000 county
bonds.
Dated Oct.
1973
Oct. 1 from
on
1959
Wayne
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
to
a
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., at
price of 100.003, a net interest
a
cost of about
4.83%,
$1,224,000 5s. Due
1960 to
1967
638,000 4M>s.
as
on
follows:
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
Heights, N. J.
1972
to
Other
cate:
Equitable
Salomon
Bond
Bros.
17
improve¬
bonds
offered
188, p. 998 — were
awarded to Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Inc., as SMjs, at a price of 100.20, a
—
v.
of about
basis
Allen &
993
were
—
awarded
of Boland, Saffin & Co., B.
ties Co.
188,
to
p.
group
a
998—
com¬
Trust
Ryan &
Co;„ J. R. Ross & Co.,
MacBride, Miller & Co., as
4.15s, at a price of 100.19, a basis
and
of about 4.12%.
awarded
to
Wayne Township Sch. Dist.
O. Mountain View), N. J.
]
Boland,
Bond
998
Sale—The $682,000;
school
16—v. 188, p.
offered Sept.
bonds
awarded
were
—
to
a
group
headed by Boland, Saffin & Co.
Co., and First National
Batik of Toms River, jointly, as '(see above item), as 4.15s, at a
3.65s, at a price of 100.01, a basis price of 100.13, a basis of about
Saffin
&
4.13%.
3.64%.
Jersey
Bond Sale—The $Iz5,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 11—v. 188, p.
901
were
awarded to Boland,
Saffin & Co., as 4.20s, at a price
of 100.11, a basis of about 4.18%.
New
Jersey (State of)
Note
Local
Wenonah, N. J.
$430,000
Financing
Halted—
legality necessitated a group of
local housing authorities to return
unopened the bids submitted for
approximately $10,000,000 prelim¬
inary loan notes up for award on
Sept. 16. The agencies acted upon
fered
Sept. 17
were
awarded
ment program
decision
The
in that community.
the New Jersey
of
Supreme Court has been appealed
to the U. S. Supreme Court. The
authorities which were
obliged to call off the awards con¬
sisted of: Long Branch; Trenton;
Paterson; Morris town;
New
Brunswick; Newark and Elizabeth.
housing
(P. O. Paterson),
Jersey
Offering — Basil E. Mc-
to
of¬
188, p. 908
v.
a
group
—
com¬
about 3.89%.
West
Caldwell, N. J.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered
$140,000 sewer
Sept. 16—v. 188, p.
998—were awarded to J. B. Han¬
&
auer
100.15,
as 3%s, at a price of
basis of about 3.73%.
Co.,
a
NEW
YORK
Elma (P.
O. Elma), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Joseph J. Ock-
Philadelphia
which called attention to the suit
brought by Long Branch property
owners
attacking the redevelop¬
—
sewer
bonds
posed of B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc.; Phelps, Fenn & Co., and W.
H. Newbold's Son & Co., as 3.90s,
at a price of 100.07, a basis of
in
Administration
assessment
sewer
the Urban Renewal
advice of
the
Sale—The
Bond
and
Inability of legal counsel to fur¬
nish an unqualified opinion as to
Icr, Jr., Town Clerk, will receive
(DST>
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
Sept. 24 for the purchase of
$73,800 public library building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on
on
April 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Manufac¬
turers & Traders Trust Co., Buf¬
sive.
falo.
.
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
City.
Passaic County
Bond
Clerk of the Board of
Freeholders, will receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (DST)
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist,
No. 24 (P. O. Valley Stream), N.Y.
Bond Sale—The
Michael,
Chosen
Oct.
on
for
1
the
purchase
of
$670,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
1959
from
1
to
1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the First National Bank &
Co., Paterson. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delal'ield &
Wood, of New York City.
proved
offered
Co.; and Channer Securi¬
of¬
were
16—v.
(P.
Bond; Sale—The $150,000 sewfcr
Sept. 12—v. 188, p.
Corp.;
Ira
bonds
Sept.
Heights, N. J.
bonds offered
Securities
Hutzler;
$503,000 street
water
fered
3.46%.
were
Sale—The $119,000
bonds
Sept. 16—v. 188, p. 901—
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
Co., as 3.45s, at a price of 100.19,
con, Stevenson & Co., jointly, as
3%s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
of about 3.72%.
Islip Union Free Sch. Dist. No. I
(P. O. Bay Shore), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,350,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 17—v. 188, p.
—
were
Sparta Township School District
(P. O. Sparta), N. J.
Bond
Sale
—
The school bonds
totaling $1,665,000 offered Sept. 11
901—were awarded
composed of the Na¬
tional State Bank, of Newark, B.
—v.
to
a
188,
p.
group
awarded
to
a
group
composed of Spencer Trask & Co.,
Coffin & Burr, Inc.^ and Kean,
Taylor & Co., as 3.70s, at a
of
100.28,
basis of about 3.41%.
a
$325,000. school
building bonds offered Sept. 16—
v. 188, p. 998 — were awarded to
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., and Ba¬
998
Sea Girt, N. J.
&
and
J.
$202,000 public
assessment
Sept.
Bond
&
Sale—The
assessment
ment
syndi¬
Co.; First of Michigan
Corp.; Baxter & Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.;
Rand & Co.; Kirchner, Ormsbee &
Weisner, Inc.; Townsend, Dabney
& Tyson; Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger; Pohl & Co., Inc.; Mag¬
nus & Co.; Thomas & Co.; E. Ray
Haupt
Wood, of New York
improvement and local
the
of
&
Co., Fidelity Union
Co., Newark, Roosevelt &
Cross, J. B. Hanauer & Co., John
1978 inclusive.
members
Trust
J. Van Ingen &
Trust
235,000 4.70s. Due on Oct. 1, 1971.
2,003,000 47/gs. Due on Oct. 1 from
the
at
&
posed
Hasbrouck
gen¬
offered Sept.
188, p. 998—were awarded
syndicate headed by Eastman
payable
Township (P. O. Mountain
View), N. J.
inclusive.
New
11—v.
Oct.
on
1966 inclusive.
City.
purchase
(P. O. Las Vegas), Nev.
eral obligation bonds
from
anty Trust Co. of New York City.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
York
School District
1
inclusive.
(A-O)
the
(P. O. Fremont), Neb.
Offering—N. F. Svoboda,
Schools,
Oct.
Company, in Vineland, or at the
option of the holder, at the Guar¬
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 1 for
Bond
of
utility
sewer
on
Vineland National Bank
New
Oct.
-
Dated Oct. 1,1958. Principal and!
City), N. J.
Board
1978
1 from 1959 to
interest
of
Due
to
receive
75,000 school bonds. Due
JERSEY
Atlantic County (P. O. Atlantic
Clerk
will
water
bonds.
National
First
Monmouth Beach School District,
Dodge County, Fremont Sch. Dist.
Minn.
Moody, Inc., American National
Bank, of St. Paul, Kalman & Co.,
Inc., McDougal & Condon, Inc.,
and E. J. Prescott & Co., as fol¬
the
Clerk,
—
Sale—The $850,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 10—
188, p. 697—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
Juran
&
$215,000 school
Sept., 18
were
Bank of
of about
1958.
v.
County
bonds,
$8,760 District No. 729 bonds.
2,920 District No. 730 bonds.
Independent School
District No.
Bond
District
the Wachob-Bender Corp.
Roseville
Nov.
Improvement
follows:
purchase
Sept. 1,
Sept. 1, 1960.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
and
to,
Island
Bond
Superintendent
In addition this issue will carry
offered
Daneri,
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Sept.
30 for the purchase
of $175,000
bonds, as follows: '
;
basis
5.49%.
pur¬
Vineland, N. J.
City
Littleton Union High Sch. Dist.,
New Hampshire
MONTANA
& Co.,
a
the
of $250,000 industrial plant
bonds, it is reported.
as
Hope, Minn.
Sale—An
Bond
on
$500,000
of
7
bonds.
New
to
(CST)
purchase
for
8
chase
1 from
Independent School
Oct.
re¬
1968.
HAMPSHIRE
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—Bids will be
1,
Bond Offering—John J.
1098—was postponed until
p.
front
Oct.
Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, J. B. Hanauer & Co., John
J. Ryan & Co., F. R. Cole &
Co.,
Van
Deventer
Bros.
Inc.,
and
Ewing & Co., bidding for $1,664,000 bonds as 4Vss, at a price of
100.07, a basis of about 4.11%.
of Denver.
improvement
1, 1958. Due
MISSISSIPPI
Adams
1973 inclusive.
Mounds View
receive
.a.m.
Sept. 29 for the
$300,000 certificates of
on
street
of
as
61
J. Van Ingen &
Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
son,
to
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
1970 to
carry an
Duluth, Minn.
Certificate Offering — Bert H.
Parson,
000
Minn.
$100,000 3.30s. Due
Cokato, Minn.
23
of
Benson,
3.25%.
Albany, Minn.
Bond Offering — E. S. Winter,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
30
for
the purchase
of $73,000
general
obligation
improvement
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due
on
&
ap¬
to 1964 inclusive.
35,000 3.40s.
callable
are
Sept. 29, 1958.
1958
1098.
p.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquardt,
of Minneapolis.
on Oct.
inclusive.
1978
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Daw¬
awarded
of Jan. 1, 1973. Interest
to
Bonds due in 1969 and thereafter
bonds
as
1, 1958. Due
1960
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1986 inclusive.
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
from 1959 to 1984 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
1969
and
thereafter are
1,
Bru-
follows:
as
$25,000 2.80s.
f;
Wyandotte Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Offering—Cyril C. Readhead, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 22 for
the purchase of $6,925,000 school
refunding ; and
building
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on June 1
payment dates
Richard
Bond Sale—The $130,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 16—
v.
188, p. 998—were awarded to
Kalman & Co., at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about 3.79%,
trust
'
1, 1970
Legality
343,
40,000 3.90s.
:
Bond Offering — Richard E.
Smith, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 30
for the purchase of $550,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on
Kandiyohi Independent Sch. Dist.
30,000 3.80s.
V
—
inclusive.
Sept. 20, 1958.
1, 1959. Principal
and interest payable at"a bank or
company
School District No. 624, Minn.
baker, City Manager, will receive
Willmar, Minn.
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
Bond Offering—Einar H. Broon
Oct.
7
for
the
purchase of<
City Clerk,
will
receive
$125,000 permanent improvement gren,
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on
revolving fund bonds. Dated Sept.
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $77,1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
Dated
March
purchaser.
Legality
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
from
sealed
the
purchase of $340,000 tax anticipa¬
Due
Feb.
on
by Faegre
Minneapolis.
bonds
.
designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Dated Oct.
1
Callable
Offering
188,
:
inclusive.
proved
p.
997 — were
Kenower, MacArthur
to
& Co.
Principal
$91,000 special
water
v.
—
Feb. 1 from
Hopkins, Minn.
to
Troy, Mich.
y
r
inclusive.
J-J.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
follows:
as
1971.
Co., at
Thomas Township Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P.O. Saginaw), Mich.
1969
to
interest
net
a
on
10,000 3.40s. Due
1.95%.
Sept.
par,
3.25%,
$45,000 3.20s. Due
Note Sale
The $200,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Sept. 10
—v.
188, p. 997—were awarded to
Detroit Bank
building bonds
15—v. 188, p. 998—
at
a
1968
interest payable at any suit¬
able bank
White Bear Lake Independent
school
Sept.
to
and
Sale—The $55,000 general
cost of about
South Redford Sch. Dist., Mich
the
Independent School
1959
District No. 67, Minn.
1979 inclusive.
to
1980
Garden City
June 1 from
on
City Treasurer's office.
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquardt,
of Minneapolis.
1973 inclusive.
to
7 1974
able at the
: Legality
~
(1205)
a
price
basis of about 3.66%.
Munnsville, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $170,000
water
bonds offered Sept. 10—
v.
188, p. 799—were awarded to
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., and
system
Roosevelt
&
jointly, as
of 100.56, a basis
Cross,
4.40s, at a price
of about 4.35%.
62
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle ./.
(1206)
(DST) on Oct. 1 for the purchase
$850,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
1983
to
1959
(M-S) payable at the
Banking & Trust Co.,
Legality approved by
and interest
Massena
■;
Massena.
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
President of the Board of
receive sealed bids
mons,
188,
11
until
Dec.
on
$23,000,000
The
a group composed
Chemical Corn Ex¬
to
the
interest.
5,000,000 to Guaranty Trust Co.,
and
Bankers
Trust
Co., at
Co., at 2.40%
York City Housing
New York
and
1960
1964
to
that the Au¬
will
1
Payable at the Chemi¬
Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Sullivan,
Donovan, - Hanrahan,
McGovern & Lane, of New York
1959.
cal Corn Exchange
Sch. Dist. No.
house
Offering
to
30,000 5%s. Due
to
pany,
York
in Potsdam,
1979
to
on
Stone
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Co.,
W.'
F.
Trask
Kraus,
&
C.
&
Hill, Inc., Hill Rich¬
ards &. Co., Joseph, Mellen & Mil¬
ler,
inclusive.
Anderson & Strudwick,
Co., J. B. Hanauer &
Inc.,
Ginther
March 1 from
Inc., Stern, Lauer
& Co., Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
son, Allan Blair & Co., Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co., Inc., Courts & Co.,
Com¬
Trust
or
the
at
op¬
tion of the holder, at the Marine
Trust Company, of New
Midland
DAKOTA
NORTH
Sykeston, N. Dak.
Bond Offering—D. W. Dummer,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
for
22
the
purchase
of
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co., Fabricand
2 reve¬
bonds.
nue
Due
Oct.
on
Dated
Oct.
15 from
15,
Fulton Reid
Investment
Corporation
of
Nor¬
folk,
Laird,
Bissell
&
Meeds,
Irving Lundborg & Co., Nongard,
1986
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Bank of North Da¬
Showers
&
Park,
Murray,
Small
John
Inc.,
York City. Legality approved by
kota, in Bismarck.
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
OHIO
'
Rochester, N. Y.
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Sutro
Bros., Talmage & Co., M. B. Vick
(P. O. Boardman),
Ohio
ton, City Comptroller, will receive
Bond Sale
The $40,000 school
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
building bonds offered Sept. 16—
Sept. 22 for the purchase of $4,- v. 188, p. 999—were awarded- to
465,000 bond anticipation notes. McDonald & Co., as 3V2S, at a
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due Oct. 1, price of 100.67, a basis of about
1959. Principal and interest pay¬ 3.35%.
able at The Hanover Bank, New
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
York City. Legality approved by 1
from
1960
to
1969
inclusive.
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar- Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
they, of New York City.
able at the Beliefontaine National
—
Shawangunk, Platte kill, Gardiner,
Newburgh, and Montgomery
Central Sch. Dist. No.
1
$998,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 16—v. 188, p.
902 — were awarded to a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., George B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
Adams, McEntee & Co., and Estabrook & Co., as 3.70s, at a price of
100.65, a basis of about 3.62%.
Westchester County
(P. O.
White
Plains), N. Y.
will
receive
a.m.
Mecca,
Finance,
of
(EDST)
Chas of
lows:
sealed
bids
until
11
on Sept. 30 for pur$8,555,000 bonds, as fol¬
$755,000 Saw Mill
sanitary trunk
Due
on
Oct.
River
Valley
sewer
1
bonds.
from
1959
disposal plant bonds.
Oct. I from
1959
to
Dated
and
Oct.
Doylestown, Ohio
Bond
interest
1958.
(A-O)
on
in¬
Principal
payable
at
tfie office of the Commissioner of
Finance.
Legality
Hawkins
Dp* afield
New York City.
•
approved
&
-
Wood,
a
E.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
re¬
noon
Sept. 26 for the pur¬
chase of $30,000 water improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
Due
on
on
Dec.
1
from
1960 to
1974
price of
land.
im¬
par.
ous
by
of
a
188,
p.
group
$475,000 vari¬
bonds offered Sept.
902—were awarded
composed
of
First
York
New
&
&
Stetson;
Lean
&
Co.;
Elkins, Morris,
Winslow, Cohu &
Co.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Mc¬
Co., Inc.; Newhard, Cook
&
Co.;
McCormick
Co.; McCo.; J. B.
Co.; Pierce, Garrison*
Wulbern, Inc.; Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Master
&
Hutchinson
&
McDonald-Moore & Co.; Watting,
Lerchen
&
Co.;
Cunningham,
Schmertz &
Whittaker
Co., Inc., and Robt. L.
&
Due
bonds.
G.
Nov.
Dated
1 from
Nov.
on
1,
1960
Principal
1958.
1969
to
interest
and
payable at the Third Na¬
tional Exchange Bank,
of San¬
dusky.
Legality
approved
.by
(M-N)
&
Sanders
Squire,
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
(P. O. Akron),
County
Co.
(P.
Kingfisher), Okla.
Offering—Beulah Maass,
for
Offering
Clerk
—
of
M.
Schwartz,
the
Board
will
Commissioners,
County
sealed
on
$128,450
Due
bids
until
of
53,400
Sale
The $85,000
—
Ban¬
awarded
the
to
First
National
2
PENNSYLVANIA
Abington Township School District
(P.
Housing
Agency,
and
Home
3%s, at
as
Fi¬
price
a
of par.
O.
Abington), Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
$78,000 water¬
works
bonds
offered
Aug.
19
—v.
188, p. 595—were sold to the
Locust
'Bond
Grove,
Sale—An
sanitary
$450,000
gen¬
eral obligation
improvement bonds
offered Sept. 16—v. 188, p. 999—1
were awarded to Stroud & Co., as
3s, at a price of 100.51, a basis of
about
2.89%?.
.
Due
&
of
$50,000
sold
was
to
District
on
Dec.
No.
1
64
from
1
bonds.
1959
to
District
1960 to
1975
inclusive.
Muskogee County Dependent Sch.
Dist. No. 21 (P. O. Muskogee),
Co.;
52A
from
bonds.
on
Dec.
1
1959
to
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
oayable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Secretary-Business Manager,
Sale—An
bids
sealed
receive
until
1
Oct.
from
1,
1958.
1959
Oct.
Due 011
inclusive.
1983
to
Principal and interest (A-O)
issue
of
$36,000
8
(DST) on Sept. 25 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 general ob¬
ligation
improvement
bond s.
p.m.
Dated
Oklahoma
able
at
District
the
pay¬
Treasurer's
school building bonds was sold to
office.
R. J.
Townsepd, Elliott & Munson, of
Edwards, Inc.
will
be
Town
—
Clerk
that bids
announces
received
until
3
p.m.
Sale—The
First National
Bank, of Port¬
land.
County, Dee Irrigation
(P. O. Hood River),
Sold—No
the
bids
Ore.
were
general
obligation bonds offered Sept. 15
—v.
188, p. 800.
$20,000
Sale
Sept.
17
—
The
Welfare
the
and
offered
cago,
v.
a
Illinois
Continental
Bank
at
a
&
Trust
price
cost
of
Co.,
98.50,
of
about
follows:
Na¬
Chi¬
net
a
2.99%,
as
...
$1,000,000
2V4S.
Due
on
1964
21£s.
Due
on
and
Oct.
1,
4,000,000
2%s.
1966.
Due
on
Oct.
1,
members
Kidder,
of
the
Peabody
syndi¬
&
Bank, of Chester,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sept.
were
County
3%s.
as
to
11
$820,000
sold on
was
composed of
Sherrerd, Blair & Co.,
a
group
Inc., Dolphin & Co., Stroud & Co.,
Pennington, Colket & Co., and
Singer, Deane & Scribner, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 4.55%, as follows:
$235,000 bonds:
$70,000 3%s. Due
1961
to
April 15 from
on
1968 inclusive.
45,000 4s. Due
on April. 15
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
from
April 15, 1972
on
1973.
and
30,000 4.10s. Due on April 15, 1974
and 1975; and
on April 15 from
60,000 4.15s. Due
1976
to
1978
inclusive.
585,000 bonds as
April 15, 1998.
The
1958.
bonds
Interest
are
4V2s.
Due
dated
Oct.
A-O.
Legality
on
15,
ap¬
proved by Rhoads, Sinon & Read¬
of Harrisburg.
;
Philadelphia Redevelopment
Authority, Pa.
$1,872,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Sept.
Note
16
Sale—The
were
awarded
to
the
Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City,
at 2.02%? interest, plus a premium
of $30.
'
Yardley, Pa.
Company, of St.
Louis;
Shields
&
Co.;. .Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith;
fered
John
were
Nuveen
&
Weeks: B'air
Ingen
bonds
revenue
Butcher &
Co.;
Mercantile Trust
Van
the Delaware
.
.
5,000,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1, 1969.
4,000,000 3s. Due Oct. 1, 1972.
cate:
offered
—
College Area School Authority
(P. O. Beliefonte), Pa.
1,
1965.
bonds
188, p. 495
National
er,
Oct.
$50,000 general
sewer
v.
to
1963.
6,000,000
Sale—The
awarded
$20,000,000
bonds
188, p. 999 — were
syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Smith,
Barney & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.,
—
awarded to
Brookhaven, Pa.
Bond
30,000 4.05s. Due
Oregon (State of)
Bond
Veterans'
by
approved
*
obligation
Aug. 20 —
school
$161,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 9—
v.
188, p. 800—were awarded to
the
Legality
Philadelphia.
Okla.
Prague,
Offering
Bond
Lauina Nolan
Other
No.
uff,
will
Co.
serially from
Bond
Allentown School District., Pa.
Bond Offering—Louis E. Dier-
Okla.
issue
bonds
sewer
Honnold
re¬
noon
1968 inclusive.
The
Na¬
of Port¬
Bank,, of Portland.
Lenapah, Okla.
Oct. 10 for the purchase
1968 inclusive.
1958.
Oregon,
improvement bonds offered
Sept. 8 — v. 188, p. 903 — were
Sale —The
Federal
First
the
to
of
land.
the
Bond
nance
Bank
croft
p.m. (CST) 011 Sept.
purchase of $400,000
county court house bonds.
30
•
Springfield, Ore.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
General Hospital
O. Bandon), Ore.
awarded
tional
Bond
O.
Bond
Coos
(P.
c.
Kingfisher County
interest
Ohio
Bond
Assistant
(EST)
Dist.
Co., jointly.
tional
Summit
ceive
Southern
the
to
Co., and Honiiok,
for
Due
Provident Savings Bank &
Trust Co., Cincinnati, and Weil,
Roth & Irving Co., as 4s, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
Thomas
Stokes
were
awarded
were
—
received
Cleveland Corp.; Fahey, Clark &
3.99%.
1099
First Security
District
$181,850 sanitary improvement
bonds, as follows:
Sale—The
purposes
17—v.
Cushing, Okla.
Sale—The $20.0,000 hospi ¬
tal bonds offered Sept. 15—v. 188,
Hood River
of
Bond
Co.;
Bond Sale—The $203,000 hospi¬
tal revenue bonds offered Aug. 18
Bond
Not
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Commercial
Banking & Trust Co., Doylestown.
Legality
approved
by- Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleve¬
&
Peoples National Bank of Char¬
lottesville;
Freeman
&
Co.;
Co.,
Milburn,
City,
and
Cochran & Co., jointly.
Bond
various
Offering—L.
inclusive.
Offering—Charles
Summers, Village Clerk, will
to
1,
..
to
clusive.
"
' ■■■'',
Childs
F.
rerd;
& Trust
Bank
Oklahoma
Bonds
ment
improvement bonds.
:
$175,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 15—v. 188,
10.99—were
awarded
to
the
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Sept. 26
for the purchase of $90,000 street,
water and sewer special assess¬
bids will be received until Oct. 15
I,
(P. O. Geary), Okla.
Rosino,
Bond
for the purchase of $150,000 high¬
and
Due
1981
3%s, at
as
Maple Heights, Ohio
treatment
sewage
The
—
provement bonds totaling $101,720
offered Sept. 8—V. 188, p. 903—
were awarded to McDonald & Co.,
Chillicothe, Ohio
Bond Offering — City Auditor
Bernard J. Stacey announces that
1973 inclusive.
7,800,000
Sale
Williams, of Cincinnati.
(DST)
Bond Offering—Leonard
Deputy Commissioner
Rocky River, Ohio
Bond
Bank, in Bellefontaine.
Legality
approved
by
Peck,
Shaffer
&
way
80
Oregon
Sandusky, Ohio
(P. O. Wallkill), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
No.
Co., J. L. Barth & Co., J. M. Dain
(CST) on Sept. 22 for the purchase
& Co., Inc., R. H. Davider & Co.,
of $20,000 sanitary sewer system
Dewar,
Robertson
&
Pancoast,
bonds.
'
Hickey & Co., R. H. Brooke & Co.,
Channer Securities Co., Einhorn &
OREGON
Co., Grant Brownell & Co., Charles
Columbia County Union High Sch.
A. Hinsch & Co., Inc., and Steele,
Dist. No. 4 Jt. (P. O. St. Helens),
Haines & Co.
Boardman Local School District
Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
County Independent Sch.
Bond Sale—The
C.
Hanseatic Corp; Butcher & Sher-
Hanauer &
Ryan,
<fe
r
&
OKLAHOMA
Blaine
Co., Interstate Securities Corp.,
&
1958.
1959 to
Co.
&
Foster & Marshall,
$28,000
Water Works District No.
ap¬
Bank, of Los Angeles; Foster
Marshall; G. H. Walker & Co.;
&
&
Co., Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.,
1984 inclusive.
Collins,
1969
to
interest
and
Whitehall.
Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
p.
Mason-Hagan,
Sept. 23 for the purchase of $106,000 school building bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
New
1975
1960
1.958
Co., American Securities
Hayden,
Harkness
1
March
John
Co.,
Legg & Co., De Haven
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine,
&
March 1 from
on
&
John
inclusive.
Due
125,000 3s. Due
1980 to
March 1 from
on
1974
3%s.
from
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
3
p.m.
(EDST)
on
Northern
16—
inclusive.
1971
&
&
Co.,
Ball,
Fahey, Clark &
Co., Field, Richards & Co., Hay¬
den, Miller & Co., Wallace, Geruldsen & Co., Rand & Co., First
Cleveland Corp., Glickenhaus &
Lembo, E. F. Hutton & Co., King,
Quirk & Co., Inc., Wm. J. Mericka
& Co., Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., J. Barth
& Co., Charles King & Co.
$10,000 3V-js. Due on March 1,1960.
1961
1,
payable at the Ohio State
First National
Spencer
net interest cosl
as follows:
on
(J-D)
from
1
on
June
Principal
L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
Burge
a
110,000 6s. Due
June
on
inclusive.
Co., Inc.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Califor¬
p.
Stroud &
Craigie & Co.
1099—were awarded to
of Vance Se¬
curities Corp., J. Lee Peeler & Co.,
and Carolina Securities Corp., at a
price of 100.006,
of about 3.82%,
Due
Dated
Co., Salomon Brothers
Co.,
composed
group
bonds.
ment
syndi¬
Weed & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
inclusive.
Sept.
Sept. 30
for the
purchase of $195,074.89
special assessment road improve¬
(EST)
noon
&
Corp.,
April 1 from
offered
the
of
Devine
J.
C.
mann
188, p.
v.
a
Central
Lois
—
on
1975
bonds
125,000
(P. O. Potsdam),
2
from
inclusive.
Due
bids until
&
nia
Whitehall, Ohio
Offering—Walter Helber,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
March 15
on
Clark, Dodge & Co., Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Ladenberg, Thal-
(P. O. Yadkinville), N. C.
Sale—The $400,000 court
New York
Bond
1
of
Dempsey,
v
& Hutzler,
Bond
1972
Parishville and Canton
cate:
Yadkin County
City.
Potsdam, Pierrepont, Stockholm,
April
on
1963
16,000 4\ is.
Wil¬
receive sealed bids
p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 23
for
the
purchase of $36,840,000
temporary-loan notes (Issue CLV).
Dated Oct. 27, 1958.
Due on May
25,
Due
to
&
Bond
*
Dist.
members
Nuveen
cost of about
$4,000 4s.
Due
inclusive.
price of par, a net interest
4.23%, as follows:
a
Sanders
Bank,
Sept. 15 from 1970 to 1972
Other
188, p. 1099—were awarded
to the Interstate Securities Corp.,
at
Squire,
Cleveland.
inclusive.
6,450,000 3.40s.
Dallas, N. C.
$20,000 water
bonds offered Sept. 16
sewer
15
17,130,000 3'/is. Due on March 15
and Sept. 15 from 1962 to 1969
Sale—The
Authority,
Offering—Chairman
announces
2,140,000 SVas. Due on March
and Sept. 15, 1961.
Legality
—v.
&
3,000,000 to Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, at 2.47948%.
until
J-D.
and
2.43353%.
thority
1996
(The Housing and Home
Finance
Agency has agreed to
purchase the bonds as 2%s.)
1098—were awarded
p.
liam Reid
$4,280,000 6s. Due on March 15
and Sept. 15, 1959 and 1960.
1, 1956.
1959 to
from
1
City.
change Bank; Chase Manhat¬
tan Bank, and C. J. Devine &
Note
interest
,
by Mitchell, Pershing,
& Mitchell, New York
$15,000,000
New
not to
dormitory
bonds. Dated Dec.
revenue
Due
Oct. 4 for
on
$525,000
of
purchase
exceed
2%%
Bond
of
(EST)
a.m.
the
follows:
as
by Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., at
a price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.37%
as follows:
headed
syndicate
a
Trustees, will
Interest
—
188, p. 799—were awarded to
—v.
inclusive.
Series CTN notes offered Sept. 18
—v.
Plem-
approved
Shetterly
Sale
Note
H.
W.
—
&
New York
-
Offering
Bond
City Housing Authority,
New York
(State of)
*ou,ud0,000 Ma¬
jor Thoroughfare Construction
bonds, Series L, offered Sept. 18
Bond Sa«c—±ne
Appalachian State Teachers
College (P. O. Boone), N. C.
Millan, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
of
Ohio
CAROLINA
NORTH
Massena, N. Y.
Offering—William B. Mc¬
Bond
Monday, September 22, 1958
.
&
Co.; Hornblower
&
Co.;
Co., Inc.: B. J.
A. G. Becker
-
-
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation imoroveme^t bonds of-r
Sept. 15,—v. 188, p. 903
—
awarded to Kidder, Peabody
& Co., as 4s, at a trr*ne of 100.01,
a basis of about 3.99%.
Volume
188
Number
5779
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1207)
PUERTO
RICO
Puerto Rico
(Commonwealth of ){
Bond Sale—The. $9,000,000 pub¬
lic
improvement
bonds
offered
Sept. 17 — v. 188, p. 999 — were
•
;
awarded to
the
First
New
syndicate headed by
a
National
Yorik, at
City
of
Bank
price of
a
Stores, Inc. of Jamaica, New York,
Sept. 17, the opening
of
Puerto
wholesale food
$2,025,000 5s. Due
July 1 from
on
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
1965 to
950,000
Due
3.90s.
1970
July 1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
and
Due
ciated Food
The
1,
1971.
3,925,000 4s. Due On July 1 from
1972 to
Other
cate:
.
1978 inclusive.
members
Chemical
of
the
Corn
syndi-
&
Co.;
Provident
Savings
Trust Co., of Cincinnati;
Park, Ryan, Inc.; Seasongood &
Mayer,
and
Dulles
&
Janney,
Battles, Inc.;
Bank
interest
syndicates
the
constitutes
of
the
the
on
tirement of the bonded
be
more
said to
the
inefficient food
"tra¬
distri¬
Development Administra¬
Executive Director, Rafael
the
to
and
He
explained
that the
gains of
the island's "Operation Bootstrap"
industrialization
program
could
proved., food
sents
distribution
sort
a
of
Mr/Durand pointed out that
an.
develops
area
spend a
centage of their income
In
1950,
he
as
economically,
decreasing per¬
said,
food.
on
the
average
Puerto Rican spent 46c out of each
dollar
consumer;
food but today
on
the figure is down to 42c and
annual
debt
been
never
Total
clusive.
Interest
swimming pool bonds
by
island
Bond
until
bonds.
Due
1976
terest
Development
In
purpose
Puerto
rin
hailed
ciated
of
Develop¬
governmental
Company, a
instrumentality of the Common¬
wealth, has been placed privately
by The First Boston Corporation
with insurance companies, pension
funds, and banks, the Government
Development
Bank
for
Puerto
Rico, fiscal agent for PHIDCO,
announced Sept. 16.
Proceeds
of
the
bond
issue,
which
ing
the
coming
Asso¬
of
Enterprises to Puerto
"a development of impor¬
to
all
the
people of our
He
added:
"An
in
2.20%
to
4.65%
to
20
is
and
will be
used to pay off outstanding shortterm bank loans and for general
purposes.
The bonds will be re¬
one
paid from
years,
lease rentals of
some
properties" owned
Rico
derived
revenues
3%sf- at
Johnston
Rico's
Puerto
South
school construction bonds
$950,000
sold
was
to John Nuveen & Co., as 414 s, at
price of 100.07,
Dated
&
from
200 "trusteed
District
First
15
basis of about
a
Jan.
from
15,
1959
1958. Due
1982
in¬
Legality
Interest J-J.
1960
to
Finance
ap¬
to
Memphis Housing Authority, Tenn.
Sale—The
City
of the
posed
Co.,
Chemical
created
has been
active
velopment
and
the
Rican
Puerto
The
1958.
bonds
in
1942
in
and
the
diversification
are
from
1
the
tional
Trust
the
at
or
1973
to
interest
Bank
of
con¬
Sept.
18
on
Oct.
dated
Co., in Provi¬
Merchants
Na¬
Boston.
Ropes,
SOUTH
CAROLINA
Anderson County
(P. O. Anderson), S. C.
pital
v.
a
Sa'e—The $2,000,000 hos¬
bonds
188,
grouD
&
offered Sept.
18 —
999—were awarded to
composed of Harris Trust
p.
Savings
Bank,
curities
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Corp.,
First Southeastern
Co*-p., G. H. Crawford & Co., and
Huger, Barnwell & Co., at a price
of
Legality ap¬
Mitchell,
Perching,
100.03,
net
a
3.35%,
as
interest
follows:
First Full Line Wholesale Oper¬
Food
price
cost of about
cost
of
$1,144,000 314s. Due
1961
to
1969
1970 to
1973
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
245,000 317"*. Due on Oct. 1, 1974
and
1975.
3.85%,
$270,000 4s. Due
to
6,330,000
from
as
sell
1, 1959 to 1968
Interest M-N. Legality
inclusive.
approved
of
by
Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
VIRGINIA
Roanoke Redevelopment and
Housing Authority, Va.
Note Sale—The $1,675,000
pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Sept.
16
were
awarded to the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, at 2.17%
interest, plus a premium of $15.
WASHINGTON
Arlington, Wash.
of
in¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
$425,000
and sewer revenue bonds
the
syndi¬ was sold to Wm. P. Harper & Son
& Co.; Gold¬ & Co., as follows:
Co.; John Nuveen $79,000 3%s. Due on
Aug. 1 from
& Co.; Blair &
Co., Inc.; Paine,
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Lee
138,000 4s. Due on Aug, 1 from
Higginson Corp.; Equitable Secu¬
1969 to 1978
inclusive.
rities Corporation; Hallgarten &
208,000 414s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Co.;
Baxter
&
Co.;
Rauscher,
1979 to 1988 inclusive.
Pierce & Co.; Bache &
Co.; W. H.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Interest
Morton & Co.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; F-A.
Legality approved by Pres¬
Roosevelt & Cross;
Schoellkopf,
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Hutton & Pomeroy; Stern Broth¬
Seattle.
ers &
Co.; Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
Geo. K. Baum &
Co.;
Kent, Wash.
Columbian Securities Corpora¬
Bond Offering-—Charles
Bridges,
tion of Texas;
Dempsey-Tegeler City Clerk, will receive sealed
& Co.; R. J.
bids until 8 p.m.
Edwards, Inc.; Frid(PST) on Oct. 6
ley, Hess & Frederking; Raffens- for the purchase of $100,000 gen¬
perger,
Hughes & Co.; Rowles, eral
obligation
public
library
Winston & Co.; Schwabacher & bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1958. Due on
Co.; Womeldorff & Lindsey; F. S. Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1970 inclu¬
Yantis & Co.; R. D. White & Co.; sive. Callable as of Oct.
1, 1964.
cate:
White,
Sachs
Weld
&
M. E. Allison & Co.;
Barret, Fitch,
& Co.; Blewer, Glynn
&
Principal
and
North
payable
the
Co.;
office. Legality approved
by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Seattle.
Burns,
Corbett
&
Pickard,
Inc.;
Julien Collins &
Co.; J. M. Dain
& Co.; Evans &
Co.; Creston H.
Funk; Hobbs & Co.; Metropolitan
Dallas
Corp.;
Muir
Investment
Co.; Ryan, Sutherland & Co.; H.
V. Sattley & Co.; Herbert J. Sims
& Co.;
Stephens, Inc.; Harold E.
&
Co.,
First of Texas
and
Corp.
Comstock
Independent Sch.
Dist.,
Texas
Bond
State
Board
of
at
was
$20,000
sold to the
Education,
4s.
as
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
In¬
interest
City
(A-O)
Treasurer's
Port of Walla Walla (P. O. Walla
Walla), Wash.
Offering—Earl R. LoveU,
Secretary of the Port Commission,
Bond
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
1
(PST) on Sept. 24 for the
purchase of $125,000 general obli¬
gation improvement bonds. Dated
p.m.
Oct.
1,
1958. Due
1960 to
Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse bonds
Due
to
1983
members
of
on
1
April
inclusive.
the
syndi¬
cate: Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs
& Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
Alex.
schoolhouse bonds
State
Cross, W. E. Hutton
of
was
$10,000
sold to the
Education, as
1, 1958.
Due
4s.
August
on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Interest
Ector
1968
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Weter, Roberts &
Shefelman, of Seattle.
Sale—An issue of
Co., Dallas Union Securities Co.,
J.
Barth &
Co., Stern Brothers
& Co., Boettcher & Co., Russ &
Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., James C. Tucker & Co., and
Investment
Corp.,
H.
V.
Sattley & Co., Inc.; Keith Reed &
Co., and Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.
Additional
general
follows:
$416,000
3y4s.
from
and
Due
on
March
1
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
153,000 3s.
Due
on
March 1, 1966
1967.
531,000
3.40s.
from
the
same
group
day
were
bonds
awarded
to
a
Co.,
as
Due
on
March
1
Sept.
1, 1958.
Interest
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
mas,
as
as
4s.
Other
members
of
tile National
Texas
group:
Bank, First National
ceive
sealed
Treasurer's
Legality
ap¬
Elder County School District
(P. O. Brigham City), Utah
Box
Offered
—
announces
Education
6
will
Clerk Eberhart
that the Board
receive
sealed
(MST) on Oct.
purchase of $2,500,000
general obligation school building
p.m.
VIRGINIA
Sale—The
bonds
188,
v.
800—were
p.
awarded
to
Federal
Finance
at
$1,679 000 rev¬
Sept. 16 —
offered
Housing and Home
Agency, as 23/4s and 27/ss,
par.
Weston, W. Va.
Bond
a
Sale—An
issue
sewer revenue
group
of
bonds
$650,-
was
sold
composed of Chas. A.
Hinsch & Co., as follows:
UTAH
the
office.
WEST
to
until
re¬
a.m.
Virginia Board of Education
(P. O. Charleston), W. Va.
000
Interest M-S.
for
10
West
Sept. 1 from 1967 to 1973 inclusive.
1
until
proved by Weter, Roberts & She¬
felman, of Seattle.
the
$219,000
school building bonds was sold to
State Board of Education, as
3.45s. Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on
bids
bids
(PST) on Oct. 8 for the purchase
of
$260,000
special
assessment
drainage bonds. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
the
of
the
County Treasurer, will
mon,
Bond
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Zundel
Republic National Bank, Mercan¬
(P. O. Yakima), Wash.
Offering — Fred G. Red-
Bond
enue
Fannett
Bond
3s.
1,250,000 bonds
Yakima County Drainage
Improvement Dist. No. 48
Dallas.
follows:
$1,250,000 bonds
a
Dated
M-S.
offered
headed by the First South¬
were
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Sale—The $2,500,000
obligation
obligation building bonds of¬
Sept. 16—v. 188, p. 1000—
sold to the State, as
3%s, at
price of par.
fered
$1,100,-
permanent improvement hos¬
pital bonds was sold to the Co¬
lumbian Securities Corporation, as
-
eral
County (P. O. Odessa), Tex.
&
Muir
Snohomish County, Lake Stevens
Consolidated School District, No, 4
(P. O. Everett) Wash.
Bond Sale—The $105,000 gen-*
F-A.
000
&
&
Board
Dated
Brown
& Sons, John Nu¬
Co., Hallgarten & Co., A.
G.
Becker & Co., Inc., First of
Michigan
Corporation,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.,
veen
Sale—An issue of
Bond
inclusive.
3.85s.
T exas
Bond
follows:
April 1 from
on
1975
1976
Other
west
611,000 3.40s. Due
Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)
Trust
F. W. Craigie & Co., Interstate Se¬
New York.
Launched—Associated
Chicago,
Co.
and Smith,
Roosevelt
of
July 1,
(J-J)
offered Sept. 18—v. 188, p. 1100—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
were
inclusive.
payable at
Legality
Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
by
members
man,
$6,600,000 elec¬
tric light and power, water works
and sewer system revenue bonds
1962
and
approved
about
ation
$75,000
G. H. Walker &
1, 1958. Due
1959
Citizens
dence,
payable at the F;rst National Citv
b-"-
on
4.30s.
Princioal
1966
to
The
to
water
Other
Covington Independent Sch. Dist.,
Texas
Barney & Co., at
of 100.005, a net interest
offered
1959
clusive.
right
so elects it will
sell
the bonds in the
amount of $125,000 each from Nov.
basis of about
a
inclusive.
the
only $1,250,000 of these bonds. And
terest M-S.
a
bonds
100.235,
July 1 from
on
Ex¬
Inc.
The
—
awarded to
as
Bank
proved
(DST)
p.m.
Austin,
Bond Sale—The
of
Company of Georgia, of Atlanta,
Princinal and interest
of
5
Director
de¬
economy.
Corn
change Bank, New York City, at
2.27% interest, plus a premium of
$29.
Sale
Bond
which
the
offered Sept. 16 — v.
1000—were awarded to a
price of
group com¬
by Halsey, Stuart &
Dated Oct.
sue.
was
a
$12,375,000
Constitutional
Co.; Lehman Brothers, and
Glore, Forgan & Co., as 3s, at a
liminary loan notes offered Sept.
16 were awarded to
The
—
&
pre¬
Smithfield, R. I.
Bank
This is the first long-term fi¬
nancing undertaken for the Puerto
Rico Industrial Development Co.
$3,381,000
headed
struction
p.
1968
TEXAS
1959^
were
188,
Wood
Note
Sale
$17,080,000)
1968
if the Board
Texas
bonds
to
reserves
from
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $700,000 notes.
Dated Sept. 29, 1958.
Due June 19,
of New York is trustee for the is¬
which
by
until
Bond
Bond
(not
Tax
and interest
Dodge, of Boston.
received
Development
National
Clerk, will receive
2 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 23 for the purchase of $85,000 school building bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
Company.
The
Dakota
sealed bids until
Pawtucket, R. F.
be
par.
Bond Offering—Florence Long¬
man,
(P. O. Austin),
bank
Bond Sale—An issue of
Jan.
T exas
Sale—An issue of $15,000
schoolhouse bonds was sold to the
State Board of
Education, as 4s.
TENNESSEE
RHODE
clusive.
price of
a
Spink County, Conde Independent
Sch. Diet. No. 57 (P. O. Conde),
(P.O. Providence), R. I.
of
by the Puerto
Industrial
des¬
ISLAND
aim
self-help program."
Independent School District,
Bond
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at any
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
damental
carries interest rates rang¬
from
due
suit¬
Parkston, S. Dak.
Food
Commonwealth."
the
Industrial
ment
any
company
trust
or
Bond
as
general
bonds
revenue
Rico
1,
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
approved
by Danforth & Danlorth, of Sioux Falls.
as
statement, Puerto
Rico's Governor Luis Munoz Ma¬
mer
$15,000,000
Nov.
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at
bank
Private Bond Issue Placement—
of
Dated
earlier
an
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
Puerto Rico
issue
sealed
Nov. 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
able
Hofer,
receive
8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
purchase of $45,000 au¬
ditorium
1958.
will
1959
$.93 %. The bonds mature serially
Emery, S. Dak.
Offering — J. W.
Farmers State Bank, of Parkston,
000,000V.
4.24%.
Company (P. O. San Juan),
An
sold to
was
Northwest Security National
Bank, of Sioux Falls, as 3s.
expected to reach $840,-
are
purchases
Avalon
$60,000 syndicate headed by Phelps, Fenn
the
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due in
the amount of
$250,000 on Nov. 1
Board
M-N.
Sale—The $43,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered Sept. 3—
v.
188, p. 699—were awarded to the
on
Puerto Rico Industrial
of
Mr. Durand said, are now
ord $450,000,000 annually; by 1975
rev¬
for debt service.
enues
purchase
from
Corp., and Rotan, Mosle &
Co.
at
of food,
at a rec¬
a
other
upon
bids
bonds.
$250,000 Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on
Sept. 1
Northern State Teachers College from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
In¬
student union
building revenue terest M-S.
\
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Due
Colleges of the State of Texas
on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1987 in¬
1975, he predicted, it will reach 32c.
ing system which features high
quality and fair prices is a fun¬
Commonwealth governmental
necessary to call
the
29 for the
have
debt
than suffi¬
However, property taxes
constitute only about 5% of all
has
for
insur¬
"Bootstrap
consumers
service.
It
17
bids
policy."
ance
amounting to $15,224,863 as
June 30, 1958 or approximately
revenues.
sealed
the
office of the
President, Uni¬
versity of South Dakota, Vermil¬
lion, until 10 a.m. (CST). on Oct.
City Auditor,
enues,
current
receive
repre¬
efficient and modern food market¬
and siz¬
redemption funds have been
times
that
announces
will
the
easily be wiped out by falling
purchasing power, and that im¬
built up, from that source of rev¬
of
Offering—Secretary Frank
Bond Sale-—An issue of
re¬
cient for such purposes,
two
Board
form."
tance
by
Government
on
was
for
Bond
Gellerman
Legality
tion,
approved by Danforth & Danforth,
Durand, welcomed the new whole¬ of Sioux Falls.
sale operations as a "key plank in
Dell Rapids, S. Dak.
Puerto Rico's anti-inflation plat¬
Rico
interest
turned out to
able
direction
Speaking for Puerto Rico's Eco¬
levied
taxes
for
charge
A
Bank, all of Dallas, Dittmar & Co.,
Austin, Hart & Parvin,5 First of
Texas
(P. O. Pierre), S. Dak.
Ba-
throughout Latin America."
Commonwealth.
Commonwealth
provide
Rico
Puerto
first
a
of
Property
for
principal of and
public debt of the
Commonwealth
revenues
bid
The
on
DAKOTA
Board of Regents of South Dakota
they
'
.--.v
other
bonds.
in
Enterprises, Ltd.
installation
new
new
a
ditionally
&
Three
the
warehouse
bution systems that still hold sway
Exchange
Bank, of New York; First Boston
Corp.; Lehman Brothers; C, J.
Devine & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.;
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.; Mercantile
Trust
Company, of St. Louis; Banco
Popular de Puerto Rico; Lee Higginson Corp.; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
inc.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
C. F. Childs & Co.; Kean, Taylor
&
Co.; Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
Good body & Co.; Bacon, Whip¬
ple & Co.; F. Brittain Kennedy &
Co.; Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; Julien
Collins
set
nomic
July
on
full-line
whollyTowned subsidiary, the is¬
land operation will be titled Asso¬
-
.
first
yamon, a suburb of San Juan.
•
2,100,000 4s.
Rico's
100.049,
v-a net interest cost of about 4.05%,
as follows: *
SOUTH
announced
63
$115,000
from
415,000
33/4s.
Due
1961 to
4V2s.
Due
from 1973 to
June
on
1
1972 inclusive.
June
on
1
1994 inclusive.
120,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from
1995 to 1998 inclusive.
The
bonds
1958 and
are
are
dated
callable
as
June
1,
of June
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
434
3, 1968.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the office of the
Staate Sinking Fund Commission,
or at the Chase Manhattan Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
Marshall,
Caldwell,
by
proved
York
Trimble & Mitchell, of New
City.
Cowansville,
price
Richard
ore:
Co.;
&
Howes
G.
sold
was
Oct.
Dated
93.31.
of
Due on Oct.
1,
1959 to
from
1
Interest A-O.
1978 inclusive.
Taylor &
Co.; Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger; Westheimer & Co.; A. E.
$209,-
Adam, Ltd., as 4V2S, at
to Demers,
1958.
sold to
of
improvement bonds
000
group
Que.
L'Assomption, Que.
issue
Sale—An
Bond
bonds
of
$112,-
& Co.
sewer
of
$21,500 4VL'S.
Berlin
1959
(Towns) Sch. Dist. No. 1
Bond Sale—The
i-ate
15
1969
$600,000 corpo-
purpose bonds offered Sept.
awarded to the Milwau¬
at
a
Sept. 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
from
1
Due on Sept.
1978 inclusive.
to
Dated
■
a
Due
to
90,500 5s.
(P. O. Brookfield), Wis.
was
net interest cost
about 5.23%, as follows:
price of 97.09,
New
i,
Sept.
-
Interest
1958.
M-S.
were
kee
Company, at
price of 100.19,
a
Mansfield School Commission, Que.
Sale—An issue of
$50,000
school building bonds was
sold to
net interest cost of about 3.60%,
follows:
as
$390,000
3%s,
Due
Aug.
on
1
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
300,000 3ViS. Due
Aug. 1 from
on
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
The
bonds
1958.
dated
are
Legality ap¬
proved by Quarles, Herriott &
demons, of Milwaukee.
Inc.,
Kennebec,
at
a
price of 96.90, a net interest cost
of about 5.54%, as follows:
1959
1,
F-A.
Interest
Bond
Placements
Due on Oct. 1 from
$30,000 4 ins.
Aug.
5s.
20,000
1964
Oct.
Due on
from
1
1978 inclusive.
to
Dated
inclusive.
1963
to
Oct.
Interest
1958.
1,
A-O.
Prescott,
Bond
Wis.
Offering—Frank
City
ratt,
Clerk,
will
.sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
Sept.
•on
24
the
for
receive
(CDST)
purchase
of
$100,000 general obligation sewer¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due
April 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
age
on
clusive.
Bonds
in
due
Montreal, Que.
Stir-
S.
1969' and
thereafter
are callable as of April
1, 1968. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber*
Scott & Marquardt,
of Minnea¬
polis.
Sale—The
Debenture
of¬
fered Sept.
17 Were awarded to a
group composed of Dominion Se¬
curities Corp., L. G. Beaubien &
Co., and Credit
Ltd., as 5%s, at
in
Due
The
10
a
Interprovincial,
price of 97.53.
years.
consisted ol":
sale
public
$8,657,000
tures.
Due
deben¬
works
on
Nov. 1, 1977.
6,343,000 local improvements de¬
bentures.
Dated
$980,000 2lbs. Due
1959 to
on
1966
to
Oct. 1 from
1968
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
school
sold
to
by
Blyth & Co., purchased pri¬
vately on Sept. 16 an issue of
educational facilities
$8,325,000
as
as
follows:
interest cost
on July 1, 1961 and
$395,000 2«4s, due on
July 1, 1963 and 1964; $635,000
3s, due on July 1 from 1965
to
1967
inclusive; $460,000
314s, due on July 1, 1968 and
1969; $745,000 3%s, due on
July 1 from 1970 to 1972 in¬
clusive; and $1,750,00.0 344s,
1
from
Due July
The
3958
1973
to '
are
dated
as
3.90s
257,000 5s.
Due
on
1965
1978
inclusive.
to
Dated
Aug.
Aug.
1958.
1,
from
1
Interest
Ste. Anne-des-Plaines School
Commission, Que.
Bond
Sale—An
000
cost
of
issue
of
$180,-
school
building bonds was
sold to Desjardins, Couture, Inc.,
at a price of 97.60, a net interest
about
$136,000 4s.
1959
to
Dated
follows:
as
on
1970
inclusive.
44,000 4%s.
to
4.76%,
Due
Due
Aug. 1 from
Aug. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
Aug.
1,
Interest
1958.
F-A.
1,!
June
callable prior
to maturity.
Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the Wisconsin
Trust
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Ste.
Cecile
tlpse maturing in 1964
thereafter
5.32%,
Due
to
1971
1, 1988.
bonds
and
about
1964
1959
1978 inclusive.
3,965,000 Series B bonds
of
F-A.
1962;
July
bonds was
group composed of'La-'
$223,000 4s.
2Vis, due
on
a
$480,-
building
follows:
$4,360,000 Series A bonds: $375,000
due
Principal
1958.
& DesRochers, Ltd.; Hamel.
Fugere & Co., Ltd., and Savard &
Hart, Inc., at a price of 96.38, a
Sale—A syndicate headed
revenue.bonds,
1,
payable in Canadian
Rimouski, Que.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
net
Wisconsin State Agencies Building
Corp. (P. O. Madison), Wis.
Bond
15,
gueux
1965 inclusive.
420,000 2%s, Due
Oct.
on
in Montreal.
currency
000
follows:
as
Oct.
interest
and
awarded to Stern Brothers & Co.,
and Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
City, jointly,
Due
1977.
—
and
$15,000,-
debentures
fund
sinking
000
Sheboygan County
(P. O. Sheboygan), Wis.
B on d Sale
The
$1,400,000
county
building
bonds
offered
Sept. 16 — v. 188, p. 904 — were
are
Co..
School
Commission,
Quebec
Bond
Sale—An
000
school
sold
to
issue
of
$148,-
building
bonds was
J. F. Simard & Co., at a
Milwaukee, or at the price of 97.77, a net interest cost
Exchange Bank, of about 5.25%, as follows:
New York City.
Legality approved
Due
on
Sept.
1
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble & $112,500 41os.
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Mitchell, of New York City.
Chemical
Corn
Other members of the
syndicate:
Robert W. Baird &
Co., Inc.; Mil¬
waukee
Company; Loewi & Co.,
Inc.; Bell & Farrell, Inc.; Harley
Haydon &
Co., Inc.; Bingham,
Sheldon &
roe
&
35,500 5s.
1969
Due
to
Dated
Sept.
Riverton), Wyo.
Bond Sale—The
$550,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 11—v. 188,
p 904—were awarded to a group
composed of Kirchner, Ormsbee &
Interest
Sale—An
school
issue
of
$280,-
building
bonds was
Laurent, Inc., at a
price of 98.20, a net interest cost
sold to Gaston
County School District
Weisner, Inc., Stern Bros.
Company.
1958.
1,
Quebec
Bond
and Kalman &
from
Ste. Martine School Commission,
Co,, and Braun, Mon¬
No. 25 (P. O.
1
inclusive.
M-S.
000
Fremont
Sept.
on
1978
Co.
WYOMING
&
Co.,
$125,000
4%s.
Due
on
Sept.
of about
Due on Sept. 1
44,500 5s.
to
1978
of about
5.14%,
$192,000 4M2S.
1959
88,000
to
5s.
as
Due
follows:
on
Oct. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated
A-O.
Oct.
1,
1958.
Sept.
1,
,
.
1958.
Interest
at
a
y
1.959
to
44,000 5s.
1964 to
Villeneuve
from
Interest
Rose-du-Nord Parish, Que.
waterworks
was
issue of $70,000
system
85,000
construction
sold to La Cie de Va¬
5s.
1962
Dated
follows:
as
Due
on
Due
to
on
Aug.
1 from
Aug.
inclusive.
1978
1,
Interest
1958.
inclusive.
1963
Due
Sept.
on
Villeroy School
from
1
1968 inclusive.
School
000
school
building
of
$156,-
bonds
was
Joseph Morency, Ltd., at a
price of 97.06, a net interest cost
of about
$71,000
5.36%,
4s.
1959
to
Due
1961
as
on
Aug.
1
97.81,
about
Que.
was
5.34%,
$26,000 4s.
30,000
5s.
as
Due
Credit
to
at
interest
net
a
sold
Ltd.,
a
follows:
on
Due
price
cost
of
"
Oct. 1, 1959.
on
Oct.
1
from
1960 to 1978 inclusive.
follows:
inclusive.
bonds
Ango-Francois,
of
issue
Commission,
Sale—An issue of $56,000
Bond
school
Commission,
Quebec
Sale—An
%
Sept. 1 from
sold to
Bond Sale—An
bonds
Ltd.,
Monday, September 22, 1958
F-A.
inclusive.
M-S.
Ste.
5.37%,
$26,000 4V2S.
1
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive.
to the
sold
Credit Intel-provincial, Ltd.,
and
price of 98.13, a net interest cost
of about 5.25%, as follows:
Dated
000
Brookfield
$169,-
Bond
Hasten & Co., and Young, Moore
WISCONSIN
of
building bonds was
Rene T. Leclerc, Inc., at a
1963
Magnus & Co.; Edw. G.
issue
Placement,
en
price of 96.54, a net interest cost
school
500
issue
Sale—An
Sale—An
Bond
lours
Parish
Commission, Que.
School
QUEBEC
Bond
Joachin-de-Shefford
Ste.
CANADA
a
the
of
members
Other
ii
.
(1208)
from
Dated
A-O.
Oct.
1,
19^8.
Interest
@FedFRASER