The full text on this page is automatically extracted from the file linked above and may contain errors and inconsistencies.
MICHIGAN
OF
SEP 231957
MONDAY
ISSUE
mwmmmm
ftey XT. B. Pat. Office
Volume 186
Number 5675
New York 7,
N. Y.^ Monday, September
23,
1957
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment
News
RAILROAD
Abacus
The
U.
Fund—Gets
S.
District
ferring
the
elected
Cou-t
management
to
turn
was
to
over
System,
The
of
operation
on
Fund,
is
at
ihe
oi
Ihe
trustee
market
Xiulineau
and
of
The
net.
with
after
of
a
in
market
a
Eastern
$7,200,000;
value,
New
of
aud
313,707
Power
S.
Corp.,
Chairman
and
of
the
Board;
William
shares
the
Henry
Abacus
Haynes,
Executive
Friendly, Secretary.
J.
Fund
Exchange.—V.
shares
common
180,
K.
listed
are
of
New York
American
net
and
the
on
York
sales
of
and
^this corporation
its
equivalent
stock
income,
net
to
$1.35
share
per
$10,242,240.
taxes, totaled $5,006,575
after
Montreal
com¬
the
on
3,706,494
shares
outstanding at the close of the fiscal year.
as
ACF-Wrigley Steres, Inc., as such,
and
of
Dec.
the
1955
company
possible
June
30,
to
30,
Various
that
at
present
1956,
President,
and
time
the
had
of
in
W.
their
formed
which became part
fiscal years, it is not
figures for the, full 52
Lurie, Chairman,- and S.
weeks
N,
ended
8'v
are
this
basis,
taxes
report
increased
said,
second
half
fiscal
1957
15'b
togelher
with
the
further
consolidation
of
operations
Consolidated net sales
amounted
to
$168,155,870
corresponding
as
compared
net
1-otaled
of
61
or
comparable
total
A
of
against
1956.
cents
new
half-year
Foreign Exchange
units
including
The
ended
the
June
$4,511,583 a
taxes,
for
the
cents
year
share
per
on
the
two
two
St,
addWioti,; leases
19
super
district,
markets,
eight
for
St.
Completion
markets
to
for
Michigan,
of
196
for
Oklahoma,
four
for
"
the
and
two
overall
should
when
all
Modern
will
program
increase
sales
units
are
2553.
l-aise
to
an
fully
the
company's
annual
in
of
the
This
rate
In
ButtTley
organised
Co.
of
the
185.
company
named
Air
Products
Inc.
of
Co.,
form
Hughes
the
operation
plants,
under
Ltd.
other
Other
by. Air Products,
London, England.
of
experienced
&
nucleus
is
Lancaster,
of
Air
located
is
at
for
smaller
each
exceeding
construction.
Corby,
One
England,
a
200
is
are
being
is
Ltd.,
a
(Great
Britaini
all
and
of
256,300
tons
Ltd.
the
it
area
of
30
the
share,
Pro¬
—
of
to
cents
underwriter
and
to
for
In
A
the
SEC
common
on
stock
public
offering
to
a
offering
share.
per
with
class
make
made
is
be
which
it
addition.
in
expenses
will
of
on
has
boon
After
its
B.»
North
Ltd.
Wales
military
and
com¬
1
founding the Bulterley Company
operations
but
has
now
diversified
was
engaged
into
heavy
Allstate
the
has
amount
the expenses of
qualification under
If all the
233.000 shares are
pay
states.
receive
warrants
organized
under
Delaware law
on
to
otherwise
its
dealing in
purchase,
sale
according
to
this
upon
connection
and
the
Sept. 9,
of
with
the
construction.
prospectus,
financing.
Net
Its
and
for
construction
financing of
business
its
proceeds
1957, for the
investing in, buying
funds
real
will
proposed
of
the
outstanding class
The
class
A
be
program
the
acquired
B
(votingi
shares
are
common
stock, for which they
non-voting.
of
corporation
covering 1,500
class
B
without
on
Sept.
shares
common
underwriting.
capital,
12
o«?
stock,
filed
class
both
The
a
A
letter
of
common
notification
stock
to\ be offered at
proceeds
are
—
be
to
Co., St. Louis, Mo.
par
and
with
7,500
($10
used
etc.
lor
the
shares
share),
per
working
(A.
S.)
Aloe
Stock Offered
—
A
group of
underwriters, headed by Newhard, Cook & Co.
Scherck, Richter Co., on Sept. 9 offered
publicly
7,450 shares of
The
and
net
will
stock (par $5) at
$37 per share.
common
proceeds
not
are
accrue
to
to go
the
Also associated in the
Nicolaus & Co.—V.
186,
to the Estate of Edith R.
Aloe,
offering
p.
deceased,
company.
are
Reinholdt
&
Gardner and
725.
in
coal
min¬
Stifel,
Altamil Corp., El
Segundo, Calif.—Sets New Records—
construction,'
This
for
in
corporation,
aircraft
the
and
fiscal
manufacturer
missiles,
year
ended
set
new
Aug.
31,
of
sculptured
200
Sag Street
Branch
'
*•
She lllontreal Stock Bxckange
TORONTO/ CANADA
Office:
.
73
.
Broch St.,
Selepkone
1957,
William
•
PRESIDENT
Bruce Si. 11orris
Sk?■ Canadian Stock Cxckange
EM 8-4731
KINGSTON, ONT.
'
VICE-PRESIDENT
aluminum
high records for
Jwiwis, S/clams d/imilecl
(Exchange
a
receive
Alma, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
With SEC—
Bulterley Co.,•"founded in 1790, lias' been under
license from
Products, inc., for several years to manufacture air
separation';
equipment in England.
.
>. -
Butterley*
111emkers: She Soronto S*tock
'
Qeorge <2). Mdams
DIRECTORS:
the
The
ing
S. M. Rose,
the
The
supplying
formerly
per day capacity,
are,
b-'ilt
for ■Stewarts
the
statement
shares
by Midland Securities. Inc., for
The
SEC
,
Pa.,
in
Corp., New York, N. Y.
of engaging in the
business
mortgages on real estate, lending
dependent
subsidiary
(G.
Acrefair,
beiuft:
for
and
$37,889,900.
financing are
estimated at $247,000, which are to be
added to the
company's general
funds and
working capital for use in its
realty financing activities.
The prospectus lists Herbert
S. Geist, of New
York, as President.
The organizers were Arthur
Gottlieb, of Levittown, N. Y., and
P. Levine, of North
Stanley
Babylon, N. Y. They and Mrs. Geist have
Air
Allentown,
was
speculative,
major
erected
as
throughout
purpose
and
estate,
48
steelmaking concern, while'
Impeiial Chemical Industries, at
Bhlingham, England.
plants
applications.
power
registration
laws of certain
underwriter .also will
selling
loans
personnel
Products
in
$20,133,226
company
Offering—
sky"
Allstate
principal
and
oxygen
Lloyds,
Air Products Inc.—New
Affiliate Formed—
new
the
and
48
name
manufacturing
currently
supm*
excess
operation.—V.
the
the
purchase 35,000
class A shares at
$1.50 per share within a
three-veav period. Allstate
has sold to Ben
Degaetano, the President and sole
stockholder of
the underwriter at a
price of one cent per
share, 23,300 class A shares,
which Mr.
Degaetano proposes to offer
for public sale at $1.50
share upon completion of the
per
sale of the
233,000 shares in behalf
of the issuer.
48
(G.B.I.
mercial
A
Rates
manufacturing facilities and
under
is
estimated
also
new
organization
will
be
an
overseas
counterpart
of
Air
Inc., primarily involved in the
design,, manufacture, Installa¬
and operation of oxygen plants and other low
temperature equip¬
ment
for
the
British
Commonwealth
and
European, markets.
The'
company will also produce and sell industrial
gases, sewage treatment
equipment, and textile cleaning equipment.
operating
is
assist
company proposes
$1.50 per share. The
reimburse
"blue
This
Two
new
186,
•;
1145.
p.
a
covering
cents per
the,
tion,
and
products.—V.
'
installation
will
electric
136,
filed
commission
to
of 7Vx
Products,
new
Texas
for
The
at
efforts basis
selling
paid $2,000.
construction, of which 12 will be located in
Michigan, five in the Cleveland
metropolitan"
Louis,
three in
Oklahoma and two in Texas.
have been signed
covering locations for another
of
which
two
are
scheduled
for
the
Cleveland
Louis.
s-iOO.000,006
p.
24
shares
agreed
for
central
in
Jn
of
a
,
with
1957,
pari.
best
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
was
year,
16,
cent
233,000
of
operating
initial
installation
Stock
corporation
(one
35
against
basis,
demand
Alabama.—v.
Sept.
45
3,706.494
as
1956.
under
and
district.-
three
Tills
47
half
the
development,
poses Common
44
Reserve Banks
1957
earlier.
second
outstanding at' fiscal year-end,
share, calculated on the same
stores
29.
of
ultimate
the
increasing
in
cost
total
of
Allstate Commercial
40
41
Combined Condition Statement of
Federal
(pro
forma) for
taxes was $5,203,077
before
of
per
of
various
company
already
southern
•
:
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
constructed
or
acquired
in
fiscal
super
markets purchased in
Bay City,
operated 157 super markets as of
June 29, 1957.
Present plans
call
for
increasing the number of new stores
by
approximately 20 v
during the current, fiscal
1957.
Mich.
serves
General Corporation & Investment News.
Cover
State and City Bond
Offerings
55
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
$155,168,652
Profit
earnings
stock
period
10
of
fiscal
income,
after
$2,525,344. or 68
common
$2,254,319,
the
as
pre-tax
1957
shares
me
period
with
Consolidated
fiscal
for
of
steel
39
Miscellaneous Features
as
against a year earlier on a
sales, the more than proportionate
gain in pre-tax earnings
increased operating
efficiency resulting from a companyintroduction of
new
and
improved
equipment
and
methods,
divisions.
the
sold,
profit
rise of
in
the
39
...
____
reflecting
wide
the
Transactions American Stock
Exchange.35
available,
the
and
Co.—Proposed Hydroelectric Project
....
Goldman,
annual
39
June
On
before
data
estimated
of
t-iimplction
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
35
report to stockholders.
how-ever, for the six-month period
30, 1953, which corresponds to the second
half of the
1957 fiscal year.
Results for the 1956
period include the sales and
earnings of Fooritown, Inc., and Fred P.
Rapp, Inc., as if they had
been part of the
company for the entire half year,
although ♦ their
respective acquisitions did not
become effective
until
March
1
and
June 29,
1956.
Comparable
ended
Exchange
The
cost
38
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
common
not
was
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
enterprises
different
comparable
Nathan
suited
of
36
Toronto
was
Inasmuch
until
36
Stock
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
panies for the fiscal year ended June
29, 1957 amounted to
$326,183,639,
Profit before taxes for the
period was
Consolidated
36
36
Pacific Coast
Stock
subsidiary
31
Detroit Stock Exchange.
Midwest Stock Exchange
Earnings Higher
and
27
„
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Treasurer;
New
15
(Bonds)
Stock
Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange._
elected
was
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York
assets
109.
p.
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.—Sales,
Consolidated
Jr.,
.
Page
Treasury obligations with
Jacobs,
Vice-President
Justin
Quotations
ex¬
stock
approximately $9,200,000
York
U.
Stock and Bond
retained
fees
common
iron
Federal
Power
Commission has issued
a
50-year license to
company for a proposed $37,000,000
nyaroelectric project ou the
Black Warrior River in
Alabama.
The company will construct
at the proposed Lewis
Smith Dam. devel¬
opment, located at the Upper New
Hope Dam site on the
Sipsey Fork
of the Black
Warrior River, a high earth and rock fill
dam, a spill¬
way, an intake, penstocks, tailrace
and substation. The
dam will create
a reservlor
with a usable
power storage of 400,000
acre-feet. The pro¬
posed power plant will have an initial
Installation of 80.000 kilowatts
and provision for another
similar unit.
Another power
plant, designated as the John Hoilis
Backhead Dam
development, will be located at the
existing United States Lock and
Dam No.
17
on
the
Black
Warrior River
about
30
miles
west
of
Birmingham. The proposed power plant will
have an initial installation
of
22,500
kilowatts and provision for the
installation of a second
similar unit.
company.
$1.500|o00
specialty
this
directors of Abacus Fund were elected at a
special stockholders
in Boston last June.
Later that month,
Paul H. Todd was
President;
Alabama Power
In Thii Issue
it
meeting
elected
and
,
1944
assets,
machinery,
109.
P.
treasury obligations
of
reserve
undeteimined
Electric System
England
entirely of cash and
approximately $3,200,000.
of
of
trans¬
recently
Hydro-Electric-
yet,
as
approximately
of
its
appointed
International
as
consist
value
a
Co.
shares
MISCELLANEOUS
-
The
New
of
Power
856,718
which
of
value
to
approximately $29,000,000
known
payment
4(52,572 shares
penses;
witli a
trustee
order
an
Fund
closed-end investment
transferred consist of cash and
for
INSURANCE
Industrial
entered
Abacus
registered
a
assets to be
-
Business—
Mass.,
the
INDUSTRIAL
-
17.
approximately $9,200,000
by
of
ot
directed
Fund
Sept.
formerly
now
Boston,
business
has
and
Abacus
announced
AbactiM
Operation
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
J. V Brooks, C. WaUrotk Jr., M W. Strickland, R. M. Wotkersill, f. C. Waite, S. O. Mill
sales
H.
components
and
Brown
earnings
President
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
.
.
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
(1258)
areas.
Due to the general shortage of cement, deliveries
pipe and other construction materials produced by Ameri-"
were
deferred.
Two of A-M's own cement plants were
closed for the duration of the strike.
of
at $11,500,000 compared with $4,*567 000 in
the preceding 12 months. Earnings, likewise, rose sharply,
being exacted to total more than bO cents a common share after taxes.
Foreseeing continued growth in the year ahead, Mr. Biown said un¬
filled orders increased from $5,800,000 on April 30 to!
$7,000,000 on Aug. 1.
He announced the recent negotiation of Gov¬
ernment facility contract for the use of approximately $1,000,000 of
of production equipment to be installed
in the plant at Tullahomiw
Tenn
This operation will enable the company, he said, to fulfill
recognized requirement in the Eastern, Mid-Western and Southern
areas
for sculpture milling
techniques and production.
The plant at
opened in February ot 1856. The El Segundo plant
produces large structural components, such as wing spars, bulkheads,
ribs, floorings and sculptured surfaces, for major aircraft and missile
on the Pacific Coast.
*
■
quarterly dividend of 10 cents a share has been
stock payable Oct. 15 to holders on record
initial
An
the
_^V.
180,
corporation
Inc.—Traffic in August
Sept.
on
The
company
fiscal
declared
Oct. 1.
.„•>
passengers more than
according to an announcement
nnn
nnn
The
Consultant
corporation has engaged the firm of S. W. Brown as consultants
for the air conditioning of its first passenger vessel, the S. S. Atlantic,
it was announced on Sept. 20 by Arnold Bernstein, President.
The
564-foot,
18,100-gross-ton liner, which will accommodate 900
Zeebrugge, Belgium,
29.
technical cooidinatoi
refrigeration for the
Society of Refrigerating Engineers.
He is alsa associate
its Data Book, and is the author of a number of standard
works on shipboard application of air conditioning.
V. loo,
American
of
editor
reference
Ladds
on
which
contract
a
for
the
funds
*
\
of
through
the
the
the
year
paid
share
Atlas Corp.—SEC Exempts Transaction—
The
dividends
$7
of
share
per
stock.-r-V.
186,
This
on
p., 1041.
Foundries—To
Steel
Build
Canadian
C.
The
will construct and equip a second Canadian plant to
(Electric Quality steel) wheels for railroad freight cars,
President, announced on Sept. 19.
plant,
at
Transcor.a,
Manitoba,
will
be
operated
by
new
Steel
Griffin
Foundries
Ltd.
of
will
wheels
The
manent
be
made
molds
graphite
186, p.
of
electric
using
furnace
unique
a
steel
and
cast
In
pressure-pouring
-.4
Atlas
Onerating
revenues
-
IZTTI
Operating expenses
from operations
Income
(net )
Nonoperating income
Provision for U.
13,786,279
213,7b2
xx ',0r'
$1,242,614
710,000
$1,173,449
600,000
—*
S. Federal income tax—.
company of
President.
■Mr.
Is
$1'2?o'2ro
income tax
before U. S. Federal
Income
14,688.-857
—
,
_
'
$573,449
$532,614
Net income
186, p. 1041.
of
discussion
The
exchange of stock between
possible
a
this com¬
and National Gypsum Co. has been discontinued for the present
according to an announcement on Sept. 13.
The„ exchange of
information
between
National and American disclosed , a difference
Vice-President
Executive
and
to the relative exchange ratio of the stock of the two
companies to such an extent it appeared that further negotiations
at this time would not reconcile difference of viewpoints.
American Encaustic's sales and earnings for the first eight months
of
opinion as
comparable period of 1956, with
margin. Sales and earnings for
the full year 1957 are expected to exceed those of 1956.
Mr.
Schweiker, president, ascribed the improvement to a number
of factors including the company's expansion of productive capacity,
year are running ahead of the
about the same percentage of profit
this
the
of
introduction
tile
building
new
products,
Furthermore
construction.
institutional
more
several
and
larger
high level of
homes
which
use
the
affected by the home-
unit, have not been drastically
slow-down.—V. 186, p. 1145,
per
American Enka Corp.—Develops New Rayon
Yarn—
announced
corporation
on
,
Inc.,
Vandervort-Barney,
Blair
is
Denver
and
Chairman
American Gas & Electric
consolidated,
eral
income
consolidated-net
after
taxes
income
all
and
of
Co.-—System Earnings Up—
this
company
£md~ its
:
of
the
lows:
8
months
12
1957
per
-
$2,01
♦Adjusted for lti-for-l stock split and 2% stock dividend and based
average number of shares outstanding during period
(19,676,039
shares for 1957 and 19,664,263 shares for 1956).—V. 186, p. 314.
on
American Home Products Corp.—To Increase Stock—
The
stockholders
on
Oct)1 23
will
consider
(a)
increasing the
authorized capital stock from 5,000,000 to 10,000,000 shares to effect
a two-for-one split-up;
and (b) adopting a proposed stock option plan,
—V. 186, p. 521.
American-Marietta
.
The
company on Sept. 17 authorized a 3-for-2 split of its common
Chares after reporting record high sales and earnings in the first nine
months of 1957. Shareowners will receive one additional share for each
as
of Sept.
Distribution
of
additional common
shares, the fourth within six
will take place on Oct. 15, 1957.
A quarterly dividend of 25 cents
payable Nov. 1, 1957, was declared
on existing common shares and on those to be distributed.
The current
sents
The
results
the
10th
board
of
in
a
in
raise
directors
25%
the
increase
common
acted
in
in
dividend
share
income
dividend
recognition
of
rate
and
repre¬
since
1950.
successful operations
1957—Month—1956 •'
sales rose to $155,162,325
gain of 13.4%.
Net income of $4,677,278 for the third quarter was 13.7%
higher
than the $4,114:662 earned during the third quarter of 1956.
a
nine-month
comparison, net earnings increased
$11,009,536 from $9,860,031
the previous record.
After preferred dividend requirements
and exclusive Of
,
class
B
common
.
11.7%
to
operating income
Net after charges—.—
r-V. 186, p. 830.
5,479,928
3,150,683
restricted
shares,
earnings applicable to each of the 4,605,065
common shares
outstanding as of Aug. 31, 1957, totaled $2.21. Earnings
on a lesser number of shares,
3,755,900, amounted to $2.47 per share
in the first nine months of 1956.
During,
the
third
'
a'
-
'
.16,352,301
quarter,
which curtailed
cement strike
overall
;;
were
affected
by
the
construction projetes arid highway build¬
of
Wellco
shares
the
of
then
are
class
new
common
Therte-i
stock.
and The Rollmans 65%
to
(with
A
be
dividend
a
stock.—V.
common
of the
reclassified, "with
preference)
186,
1041.'
p.
*
■
'
>
5
Ohio RR.—August Net Lower—
the
B & o for the
first eight 'months of this year
representing a decrease of $1,990,000, or
eight months of 1956.—V. 186, p. 1041.
$15,890,000,
the
Barden
first
Corp.—Earnings—
July 31, 1957—
3 Mos.
Earnings befdre incojne taxes: and renegotiation
Provision,-for income taxes and renegotiation._
Net
,9 Mos.
$740:000
$2,076,000
;
500,000
1,363,000
'
$240,000
t$0,39
I
<
1__
.
share'and reflects the results of the
t$1.17
-
that
"1957-6 Mos.—-1956
%
,
-
cents
holidays and the first
summer
42
of
part "of the plant vacation period that began near the end of the third
...
.
p.
S
$
*"*$*-*'' * $
*
270,345,000 274,142,000 515,544,000 525,157,000
Fed, taxes on income—
14,081,000
14,231,000 "25,311,000
26,914,000
Net income
12,954,000
13,308,000
23,*087,000
24,673,000
Earnings per com. share
$1.87
$1.93/ ~
$3.30~ ' ■
$3.55
$713<00d)
•
quarter.r •
•
; *
;
•-•-.■■■■,
tThe eafnings at the end of the third quarter show a-marked
trast with 1956 earnings which were 70 cents for the nine months.
_
The
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
—
share
per,
♦<5n the basis jof"609,000 shares of stock-outstanding.
tThis is slightly less than the second quarter earnings
-
1957—3 Mos.—1956"
j
earnings
♦Net earnings
•t
14,353,935'
backlog
time
of
last
2910...'"
..
orders
the end
at
according
year,
con¬
,
t
.
Jtily was 39% rhigher than: At
Tomlinson, President.—V. 185,
of
to J.
R.
'•
,
-
.
''
v
i
•
t
Sales
♦Results for the first half
of
1957
do
not reflect
the
recent
Barker Bros. Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
The
"
4(a%
for the first six months of
—V. 185, p. 2798.
1957
was
due
-
Bell Telephone. Co. of
Period End. July 31—
Operating revenues—1—
Operating expenses—___
i
'
•'
.
-J
Ann Arbor
RR.—August Income Declined—
1957—Month—1956
revenues—
Ry.
oper.
expenses
Net
ry. oper. inc.
Federal income
1,291,399
1,135,330
9,525,650
8,885,365
operating , income
'3,864,964
Net after charges
3,407,765
—V. 186, p. 837.
'X
.
3,014,331
28,828,302
2,478,477
25,245,224
22,248,936
18,823,273
1957—8 Mos.—1956
Net inc.
$886,072
721,023
$927,467
69,175
105,098
303,014
467,106
53,146
93,884
198,256
368,697
after fxd.
';
B-I-F Industries, Inc.
chgs.
This
corporation
is
offering
the
Mark
trons,
1-F4
X-rays
Estate
linear
electron
this
accelerator,
the
Mark
4%
emits
high
energy
elec¬
payable
Common
expansion
under
345
and
they
were
pioneered
and
placed
on
726.
Division
with
responsibility for ordering, Purchasing,
receiving, storing and control of inventory has been established at the
Staunton, Va., plant of this corporation, it was announced on Sept. 18
by Calvin R. Depew, Vice-President—Staunton Operations.
will
also
The
handle
three
all
warehousing
departments:
and
shipping
Production
186, p.
109.
Outstanding
75,000 shs.
1,500,000
53,644shs.
$71,220
was
Builders
Iron
Providence
the
of
in
of liquids and equipment designed tb
amounts of liquid and dry materials. This
flow
precise
used
municipal
is
water
.
and
.
sewage
plants
audi
in
.
.
one
1/000 employees
handles,
and
pile
wire
and
blades
including
for
looms.
has
company
owned,' viz:
of
Canada,
nine subsidiary corporations, each of which is
Harris-Kinsley,
Inc.;
Proportioneers,
Inc.;
BIF
Ltd.; Builders-Providence, Inc.; Omega Machine
Harris-Kinsley,
\
company's
an
Inc., is a real estate corporation and owns the
plant and office properties in Providence.
Proportioneers,
engineering and sales corporation engaged in business similar
to
that
in
Canada
of
the
contractors.
B-I-F Industries of Canada,
company.
in
manufactured
the
kind
same
products
t
from
business
of
the
company
as
or
the
Ltd.
is engaged
It
Canadian
company.
from
buys
sub¬
The
remaining subsidiaries are' inactive and have been
kept in existence to protect their names.
None of the subsidiaries,
except Harris-Kinley, Inc., has any plant or equipment.
of
Control,
-
The corporation's main
plant is in Staunton where
produce razors and blades and other precision:
and
.
-
Co.; Builders Iron Foundry, Inc.; B-I-F Pacific, Inc.; B-I-F Texas, Inc.,
and Alan A. Wood, Inc.
DIVIDENDS—-The company has
cash
have
Traffic, and Purchasing;
blades
1957
nd Harris Avenue In
Industries
A*S*R Products Corp.—Establishes Materials
Division
surgical
18,
1962
generally.
wholly
few years ago.
division
the
company's offices and manufacturing buildings are located upon
large; tfact of real estate bounding on Kinsley Avenue, Sims Avenue
the City of Providence.
Its manufacturing opera¬
tions occupy
approximately 242,000 square feet of floor space and
comprise modern machine, sheet, metal ana assembly shops.
a
by
expansion.
new
part of
.
$10)
deliver
is
company
Inc. is
—V.
and
market
the
Mr, Pedrick said future
plans call for expansion into plastic fabri¬
cating for various markets and that the pipette
operation was located
at
Keyport
because
there
was
the
necessary room
ior
finished products.
The
division
will
of
name
or
widespread
Materials
become
a
All of the company's plastic
pipettes are now being manufactured,
assembled and packaged at Keyport. Pipettes made of
polyethylene, a
material
that
cannot
be
broken,
have
gained
since
will
The
plastic
186, p.
SEPT.
of the principal manufacturers of .this type
of apparatus in the United Staies and leads the field in
furnishing
equipment for water treatment applications.
plastic fabricating facilities of this company has
by W. W. Pedrick, Production Manager of the Glass
Division.
a
(par
measurement
The
step in this expansion program, equipment for manu¬
plastic pipettes
has
been
transferred
from. Armstrong's
Closure plant in Lancaster, Pa., to the
Keyport, N. J., plant.
acceptance
sale
OF
organized in Rhode Island in June, 1853,
Foundry.
Its principal office is at
R. I.
It manuiactures and sells, either
through affiliated companies, equipment used in the control
the
industry
facturing
A
stock
equipment
first
a
the
Jr.
bank—
Harris Avenue,
directly
of
announced
As
to
BUSINESS—Corporation
to
up
Closure
of
AS
proceeds
Chafee,
debentures due 1958 and
Notes
accelerator
Armstrong Cork Co.—Division to Expand Plastic Fab¬
ricating Facilities—
An
Brown,
I., on Sept. 19 offered
stock (par 10) at $33
—
Authorized
measure
been
net
Zechariah
CAPITALIZATION
neutrons as desired. Its electron beam, variable in
10 million electron volts, can penetrate material of
to 1*4 inches thick from one side. At full power (four
kilowatts), it can process a maximum of 3,000 megarad-pounds per
hour, yet it is only 12 feet high and weighs less than 6,000 pounds.
—V. 186, p. 938.
density
of
or
from 2
energy
unit
Stock Sold
—
of
electronic products.
A brochure describing
1-F4, is available from the corporation.
The
PROCEEDS—The
for sale or lease a high powered dedeveloped at Stanford by W. W. Hansen.
traveling wave linear electron, is designed for research
high energy radiation on chemical, food, drug and
a
effects
r
•'
„
publicly 2,600 shares of common
per share.
This offering was qiuckly completed.
Applied Radiation Corp.—Announces New Developm't
The machine,
(R. I.)
..
Lisle & Marshall of Providence, R.
1146.
scendent of the atom smashers
.
'
"
*
and other deductions.
186, p.
$6.380,124;" $6,464,089
5,419,470
5,107,822
675^318
after
taxes
$
185,033,584
19,754,398 142,726,964 134,505,151
2,526,100
25,672,700
19,394,132
3,444,300
operating taxes—
$
26,430,159 206,753,616
,
21,158,020
Net
oper.
in
Other
29.758,683
taxes
h
1957—7 Months—1956
$
$
Federal. income
Period End. Aug. 31—
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
principally to Increased costs.
.
■-:•<■'•■
corporation will redeem on Oct, 24, 1957, all of its outstanding
preferred stock at $52.65 per share.—V. 186, p. "939.
cumulative
increase
of 35c per- thousand in the wholesale price of the
company's Lucky
Strike, Pall Mall and non-filter Herbert Tareyton Cigarettes, which will
be reflected in the results for the third quarter. The decrease in
profits
products,
earnings
to
under
Period Ended-
f
" 38,969,294 -40,646.347'
337,423,097 304,376,250
3,083,415
'■
American Tobacco Co. (&
of
income
11%/
per
Period End. June 30—
all
of
Ro-Searcfy
and
'
5,088.148
The
.
Net
amounted
*
1957—7 Months—1956 ;
' *
receiving
of
fox'
Wellco
sale
,
shares
common
stock
States
to
and
decrease
•
Com¬
34,239,830 268,344,229 248,140,843
23,972,036 181,265,634 162,993>561
3,171,000
31r757>000
30,142,000
3,635,000
Net
—V.
the
$
The
common. *
of
13,834
transfer
foreign patent^
footwear,, in exchange for which The
approximately 35%
own
will
in the
Wellco.
of
Wellco
of
distribution,
capital
United
of
Atlas
shares
income in August was approximately $1,720,000, which was
of
about .45 %>
compared to August of 1956, Howard E.
President, announced on Sept. 18.
'
t
Operating revenues for August were approximately $39,450,000, which
was an increase of nearly $550,000 over the similar
period of 1956.
-;
'
*
Coal
.£
'
•
2,008,646
Net sales of $59,092,611 for this company and its subsidiaries during
the quarter ended Aug. 31, 1957, increased 16.2% over sales of
$50,838,480 in the comparable period a year ago.
For the fiscal year's first nine
months,
In
'
outstanding
the
with
The net
a
Telephone & Telegraph.Co.—Earnings—
2,236,014
Other
Armstrong
$136,789,081,
,f'.
operating taxes—
Federal
this year and in expectation of continued progress in 1P58.
The regular quarterly dividend of $1.25 on preferred shares was also
declared payable on Nov. 1.
The record date for both dividends is
Oct. 18, 1957.
from
'
26,730,206
ahd
27.
years,
declaration
,
_
Simpson,
Co.—Stock
Split Approved—Nine
Months Sales and Earnings Set Record—
two shares held
•:
expenses ____
income
taxes-_
36,532,022
share—12 months—
common
'
38,081,148
26,316,126
$2.14
months
♦Earnings
:
—
McKell,
Surety.
He
Life Insure
American Surety. v •>'-
-
exemption
an
engaged
concerns
manufacture,
number
receive
to
common
-
—
Staunton
issued
co-owner
Rollmans
the
the
manufacture
will
Baltimore &
American
'&
Olive
to
all
a
and
4,000
and The Rollmans all of the class B
this
American
Tire
revenues—
$2,708,086
28,308,767
—
of
E.
has
and
,
of
1856
$3,119,259
42,025,241
month
William
Goods Company.
Dry
$
operating
Operating
—V.
1
of
Mount
'
'
Period End. July 31—
subsidiaries
charges including provision for deferred Fed¬
preferred dividends of subsidiaries, is as fol¬
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Denver)
trustees
pany oi St. Louis, a Vice-President and a director of Litchfield &
Madison Ry. Company and a director of United Cigar-Whelan Stores,
Corp.—V. 185, p. 2910,
-
Ry.
The
Atlas
,
Sept. 18 the introduction of a new
lofted filament rayon yarn utilizing a special bulking process devel¬
oped in the company's research laboratories.
The new yarn, to be
known
as
"SKYLOFT,"
was
developed
for decorative
upholstery,
drapery fabrics and carpeting.
Initial production will be in heavy de:iiers ranging from 2,200 to
5,300, offered in natural and Jetspun solution-dyed colors, particu¬
larly suitable for the carpeting and upholstery trades,
The company anticipates that the yarn will find widespread use
in floor coverings, upholstery and decorative fabrics.—V. 186, p. 725.
The
director
a
pany
time
by
announced
was
(of
elected
been
the
to
Atlas will
upon.
York, the life affiliate of
Wiilard is managing partner of Boettcher & Company of Denver,
He is a director of American Crystal Sugar Company, Scruggs-
Mr.
Colo.
American
sions Discontinued—
have
Company of New
ance
Discus¬
Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc.—Merger
American
it
Wiilard-
Warren
owns
world
the
footwear
additional
therewith,
including
Rollmans
of
an
related
assets
which
relating
per¬
throughout
Coincident
Its
of
Inc.,
,
/v.
is
Vice-President
a
Mr.
—V.
York,
New
Brown
also
Brown,
Edward
(of New York)
E.
Blair
H.
16,
facilities in Jamaica,
B.W.I.,
the
output, of
to the United Kingdom.
Pursuant
to
an
Rollmans, a general partnership which renders
sale
and
purchase
footwdar.
system.
Sept.
on
exported
with The
services
will
$75,000.
all
American Surety Co. of New York—3 New Trustees—
Frank
be
consulting
St.
725.
will
manufacture
Hyacinthe, Quebec, a subsidiary.
Operations are scheduled to begin In late 1958, Mr. Jarchow said. He
noted that capacity will be 100,000 wheels a year.
.
•,
—V.
manufacturing
arrangement
Jarchow,
Randolph
1956
$15,687,709 $14,842,201
1957
announced
was
Wellco
in
which
Plant
company
produce EQS
Corp.—System Earns. Off—
30—
Ended June
Months
it
this corporation to make an additional $75,000 in¬
Corp.
Because of the affiliation between Atlas
and Wellco the transaction is prohibited by the Investment
Company
Act. unless an exemption order is issued by the Commission.
" - ' \
Wellco
is
a
North, Carolina
corporation engaged
in
the
manu¬
facture and sale of footwear directly and through Moda Shoe Corp.,
its wholly-owned Puerto Rican subsidiary.
It now contemplates addi¬
Wellco
American Cable & Radio
Six
SEC,
permitting
vestment
-
2321.
p.
in
tional
American
purposes
$8,000,000 at the time of the sale of the
estimates that $9,267,000 have been- expended
the fiscal year ending Sept. 30,
1957, and that
aggregate
company
construction-
order
.
common
on
to
The
'
-
1959."
of
summer
company
per
will be used for the retirement of notes
required,
approximately $9,600,000 will be expended for construction during "the
fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1958.—V. 184, p. 618.
in
operations
extent
to, banks incurred or to be incurred for construction
(expected
for
,
the
to
bonds').
provision for losses expected in the completion of the
is net of taxes, means that all losses Incurred or
preferred stock, and $3
for
payable
building
.
from New York to
Holland, is scheduled for March
S. W.
Brown, head of the consulting firm, is
of the committee on marine air conditioning and
and Amsterdam,
the
for
connection with the contract have beeh r absorbed in
the fiscal year just ended, Mr. Sylvester pointed out in
the annual
report.
»
:
' '
"
He said: "The backlog of new construction and reconstruction work
is now approximately $33,000,000, which indicates a substantial level
Charles
air-conditioned.
$761,525
of
30, Edmund Sylvester was elected
was
elected
Chairman
of
the
On Aug.
P.
Committee.
anticipated
This
passengers, will be completely
The Atlantic's inaugural run
Herbert
$900,000
contract,
During
Inc.—S. W. Brown
American Banner Lines,
loss
net
a
incurred
been
the Navy.
and
Executive
482 000.000
had
losses
LST's for
two
year,—V. 186, p. 725.
7,014,000 last
to
reported
18
year
substantial
1by <O. R.
Speers, Senior Vice-President, Sales.
This compared to ?04,000 pas
sengers and 466,350,000 revenue passenger miles for August of last yea i
Airfreight for the month totalled 7,685,000 ton miles, compared
miles,
passenger
revenue
Sept,
on
ended June 30, 1957, reflecting losses of $991,000 during
year,
and the additional provision of $900,000 for future
losses, on a U. S. Navy contract.
'
?
• ;
In August the company's board of directors told stockholders that
Higher—
August passenger and cargo
American carried
some
725,000
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
covering $8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1982, to be
public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds, together with other
company
company
1957,
offered
fiscal
the
30,000
share,
per
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
17,
Ship Building Co.—Reports Loss—
American
highs last month for
reported new
traffic.
17
covering
$10
This
of
American Airlines,
at
acquired Sinclair & Valentine Co., leading producer of printing inks,—
V. 186, p. 1146.
Fresident,
This
corporation,on
Sept. 13 filed "a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
through L. B. Schwinn & Co., Cleveland, Ohio. The
proceeds are to be used for payment on land contract, additional space
and equipment, and for wonting capital:—V. 183, p. 2758.
production from the company's new cement facilities now in
at Roberta, Ala., and the return to normal of the heavy
construction industry with its demands for increasing quantities of
concrete products are favorable factors for American-Marietta.
Fourth quarter operations will reflect sales and earnings of the newly
417.
p.
The
SEC
Added
.
common
.Assembly Products Inc., Chester-land, Ohio—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—;'
operation
'wStelwiS
on
many
concrete
can-Marietta
6tSCieraforntliteyeSrJSe2e6timated
manufacturers
in
ing
public offering of common
The company's first
reported on Sept. 9.
dividends.
dividends
at
the
It
in
per share in
the year 1956.
each
were
distributed
—V. .186,
paid,
rate
$2.20
of
the
p.
per
followed a policy. of paying regular
its shares issued and outstanding,
share in the years 1952 and 1953,
1954 and 1955, and 55 cents per share
quarterly dividends of 55 cents per share
the current fiscal year.
The company also
years
Three
paid' during
a
upon
$2
stock dividend of 25%
1042.
e
in 1952 and
one
of 33*3%
in
i955.
Volume
186
Number
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1259)
!
Book-of-the-Month Club,
The report lor the
income transferred to
earned
The
the
net "income
$308,000
$860,000
the
six
Der
cents
96
or
six
the
cents
34
or
for
months
share.
June
ended
ended
June
30,
surplus of $732,000
1957
81
or
showed
cents
Net
sales
1957,
30,
June
amounted
to
compared
as
1956.—V.
30,
185,
California Oregon Power
Co.—Registers With SEC—
1956
to
company
be
of
$9,809,000
for
through
for
The
half
of
of
of
this
1957
coiporation
amounted
$125,241,000
the
company's
for
1
the
Gross
six
profit
months
of
the
of
$14,151,000. of which
•of
dividends
profits
Bowater
to
$7,158,000 for
ended
$21,602,000
according
preferred
to
1957,
30,
the
for
and
1957
1956
the
issues
Net
•i
to
are
be
The
to
$7,357,000.
This
period.—V.
loans
improve,
\J
used
Montaup
by
$100
sale
the
at
July
has
at
incurred
100,000
be
kilowatt
placed
in
for
to
generating
service
in
Arnold
of
the
the
capital
bonds
stock
and
$14,000,000
company's
will
obtained
construction
be
for
used
to
and
Frost,
to
premium
at
$24,000,000.—V.
13G,
comuetitive
and
$800,000
construction
finance
unit
in
1959.—V.
in
stock.
its
the
Somerset
135,
"
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Co.
Income
value
i—"
i
____a
before taxes
after
62,157,944
This company
has formed
in
29,243,557
Board
of
He
$2.80
$2.74
Station,
of
of
expected
to
Tradax, Inc.-
Dr.
,
Establish
New
named
quired
13
new
Farm
research
by
Dr.
The
will
built
to
and
SEC
covering
at
$32
to
create
shares
500
share,
per
California
of
without
cash
a
filed
letter
a
stock
common
underwriting.
for
reserve
Electric
fered—Merrill
6
operating
Power
of
to
notification
of
be
The
offered
proceeds
expenses.—V.
to
The
Co.—Preferred
be
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
to discharge
to
,
of
Bank
1957.
s
and
borrowed
for
funds
have
improvements
and
Construction
pany.
1958
the
sale
of
at
been
the
to
an
in
Mr.
these shares
for
used
1957
interim
will
be
due
is
at
t>>e
the
and
company
Calif.,
southwestern
located
are
which
in
for
account
CAPITALIZATION
Nevada.
San
about
GIVING
The
The
only
of
the
72%
of
EFFECT
and
total
service
Riverside
electric
trans¬
PRESENT
TO
3%
series
due
1976
series
due
1978-.
areas
animal
Nutrena
be
by
is
cattle,
feed
due
1980—
10.000,000
1984
1985_.
6,000,000
4Va%
series
due
1986——
25,000,000
25.000,000
25,000,000
8,000.000
due
4%%
series
due
1987
25,000,000
1960__
2.000,000
1,750,000
Short-term
bank
preferred
$3
cumulative
$2.50
6%
.
loans
stock
preferred
($50
par)
to
Preference
Common
stock
stock
($20
J,
dogs,
of
($1
5,000,000 shs.
-The
first
the
mortgage
issuance
conditions set
forth
indenture
of
First
be
may
to
the
1,
1943,
under
3.500,000 shs.
to
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner
&
the
share
one
each
of
$25
$1.75
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
Harriman
8,000
Union
Cd
&
Ripley
Bros.
&
E.
F.
I.
William
R.
&
Bateman,
Eosworth,
Sullivan
7.000
Gooc'.body &
Dean Witter & Co
7,000
7,m)0
1957
2,000
1.
Sec
Hornblower
M.
t
&
Loeb,
ties
Weeks
Rhoades
Laurence M.
186,
THE
p.
Marks
&
Co..
and
of
Pacific Northwest Company
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Garrett-Bromficld & Co
2,000
Accounts)
J.
1,000
A. Hogle & Co
Peters, Writer &
Christensen,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1,000
a.
its
,
merger
named
S.
u.
directors
issuance
include
W.
corporation
he
and
will
discount
Canada.
In
dealer
NOTE.
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
and
•
Fund
addition
contract, arrangements are
tmee-year (ease pum wiui
added.
to
being
announced earlier
Case
of
local
banks
agricultural
this year.
in
and
providing
construction
.
•
and
July 31—
of
exchange,
•
■
.
was
activities
the
made
without
or
"
the
-
•
Earnings—
1957
income
1956
^
$49,089,233 $57,546,477
taxes____
taxes
4,965,431
2,231,000
(including deferred taxes)
taxes
9,251,561
4,575,000
41,000
share
per
on
111,000
$2,693,431
of
878,651
$4,565,561
stock
common
common
shares
186, p.
$2.84
outstanding
and
$4.97
after
preferred
939.
This
due
date
the
1,050,000
1,050.000
in
conditions,
share
of
payment of
20,000 shares
Co.
the
reserved
$1.75
at.
the
election
cumulative
Tha
subordinate
for
interim
issuance
Insurance
purchase
company's
of
the
the
$6,160,000,
of
Utility
the
to
Co.
of
an
and
an
first
(b)
the
for
of
by
of
of
(i)
Accounts
and
cash
the
than
purchase
70%
sum
Plant
less
30
price
a
notes.
officer
aggregate
the
of
total
(other
to
held
written
bonds
acreem«nts
pipeline
to
to
the common
William
B.
of
stock, and
Dana
the
the
Company,
shares
half unit,
a
of
snares
of
the
common
for
10%
cash
of
stock
remittance
for
foreign
aubscriptions
full
tne
face
to
arc
be
unit, consisting of $1,000 principal
of common
stock, will be offered
consisting of $500 principal amount
it
common
will
,
Oxierocl
.<■.
at
price
a
shares
will
135,000
be
offered
to
Raymond
L.- Wise,
Counsel
for
Central
•Mortgage & Investment Corp., at 5 cents per share.
The company was organized under the laws of the State of
Florida
March
on
Corp.
to
29, 1957, under
Florida.
On May
of
lions,
but
business.
the
the
Central Investment &
Mortgage
13, 1957,- the corporate name was changed
Mortgage <te Investment Corp. Ic has conducted no
operait. plans to conduct a general mortgage and construction
Central
name
ret
proceeds from lhe .sale of the securities, the
company
expects to use approximately 10% for the purchase of first
mortgages
011
Improved real estate or to make first mortgage loans thereon.
It
is
expected that the majority of the proceeds,
perhaps as much as
; 80%,
will be used
for
the
company's
construction
business.
approximately
or
conduct
corporate
of
the
linn
the
principal
number
of
sitized
clear pressure sensitive foil.
'This new material, designed
equipment,
has
arts
fields.
extends
Publishers
25
It
wide
paste-up procedures to
Industrial
printers,
as
users
well
sensitive Chart-Pak
Blueprinters
will
"DI-AZO-Tx\K"
from
ss
Park
for
use
positive
on
in
principles
any
the
of
a
new
diazo
transparent
sen¬
copy
on
ammonia vapor diazo
industrial and graphic
simplified
drafting
and
frontiers.
"DI-AZO-TAK"
franchised
dealers
through their local bluehandling other pressure
products used for making charts, graps and layouts.
prepare
special
templates and other copy on
also
on
special
sold
be
the
order.—V.
186,
p.
838.
of
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.—Refunds Bank Loan—
The
the
in
a
corporation
new
has
$5,000,000
consolidated
loan,
mortgage
on
Sept.
16.
and
refunded
its
term
bank
debt
William
C.
MacMillen, Jr., President, an¬
refinancing improves Chesapeake's working
tha2 $3,000,000.—V, 185, p. 1039.
capital by slightly more
and
direct
application
the
new
obtain
can
"DI-AZO-TAK,"
This
Construction
then
underwriters
units
proceeds,
will
be
used
for
business
and
for
general
\
corporation has developed
film for the production of
of
the
the
purposes,
nounced
iunds
of
mortgage
Chart-Pak, Inc., Leeds, Mass.—New Product—
properties
Intangible
plant
Pipeline
(including
10%
companj's
notice
be
to
be
therein).
and
50
full
a
100
less
price
f
Chicago &
The
units
$1,005;
and
shares
follows:
and
ottering
$502.50; and l/10th of a unit,
consisting of $100 principal amount
of
mortgage bonds and 10 snares 01 common
seock, will be offered
at a price of $100.50.
Of
the remaining 385,000'shares of
common
stock, 250,000 shares will be offered to Mr. Ira
Krupnick, President
and
controlling stockholder of Aetna Securities Corp., and
of
of
cos.s
than
the
in
is
capitalization
construction
subie'-t
then
mortgage
names
500,000
as
bonds
of
bonds
tne puciic
purchased.
of
Alabama
mortgage
days
principal amount
bond
company
amount
not
upon
aggregate
under
(c) 80%
to
provided
deposited
1957
units,
of
at
so
and
of
preferred
4,
31,
purchase
units
bonds
'
the
§606,612 shs.
purchase agreements with New
Life
the
the
of
and
type
bond
for
ft
at
The
certain
one
in
balance,
None
750,000 shs.
.
of
of
offered
;
(with¬
of
<coLxxiicxtcu
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on
covering $5,000,000 principal amount of
20-year mort¬
885,000 shares of common
stocx, 5 cents par.
The
1957,
bonds
amount
at
of
Outstanding
uuixuixxg
public
The
of
:
cost of construction
pay
Mortgage & Investment Corp., Miami
Beach,
fractional
or
systems and
Power Commis-
FINANCING
help
tuwwuauii
corporation
12,
amount
area.
maximum
to
Ox
offering -is to be m-de on a "b-st efforts" basis
by Aetna
Corp.
The company will pay Aetna a commission
of 10%
offering price of the securities. In lieu ol
receiving such
commission, the underwriter has the right to
distribution
a
leiiiuuuuii.^
"
Securities
of .issue
$6,160,000
1963—
and
fuiQ
bonds
of
applied by lhe
payment of
the
at
104% on or before Jan. 15, 1960;
July 15, 1962 at 103%; thereafter and
1965 at 102% ; thereafter and cn or
before July 15,
t^er^aft^r at io°%.
proceeds will be used
gage
the
PRESENT
101%;
net
(imrcn
Sept.
of
he
may be redeemed
and on or before
Central
the company's
preferred stock,
7% subordinate
1I$6.160,000
Liberty
(a)
or
<ii)
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
rate
S.
and
FJa.—Registers With SEC—
at
Transcontinental.
TO
1978.
upon
Insurance
Dana
the
of
Hoeoreckx,
the
of
the
number
and
North
stockholders
plan
Litchfield
of
&
on
Western Ry.—To Vote
Oct.
dated
merger
Madison
will
22
consider
6,
June
1957,
Ry.—Vr 186, p.
on
approving
between
this
Merger—
an
agreement
company
1147.
Place,
New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and
Seibert, President.
Published twice a week
Publisher;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue
on Monday].
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards &
Smith, Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana
Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions. Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada. $63.00 per year.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year
William
the
last
was Vice-President
formerly
were
Mnligan,
Credit corporation
requirements.—V.
$436,712).
value, for each $25 principal amount of subordinate
UNDERWRITERS—The
Inc.
T.
a
supplement
before Jan. 15,
new
payable
above.
company.-
chargeable
1,000
Grayson
Credit
and
Ended
income
at
The
This
purchased
smallest
2,000
1,000
Mr.
with
the
bonds
or
1967
•
value
par
par
Dec.
company,
4,000
and
Feb.
1, 1978, at their principal amount.
bond purchase agreements obligate the
respective puichasers to
delivery and pay for bonds from time to time between March
2,000
1146.
notes
principal amount
43*%, series A, due
2,000
&.
Co.
1,
maturity,
by delivery
Bureau
4,000
Corp..
on
subordinated
.
by the
and
Co.,
Co
He
since
Corp.—Reports Lower Sales
public
142,000 shs.
$1
xor
(*)
4.000
Emltable
T~V.
Inc.
Case
a.
thereafter
optional
The
take
3,000
Lester, Ryons & Co
4.000
&
at
not
bonds,
3,000
Eichler & Co
Smith, Barney & Co
White, Weld & Co
Carl
Note
Feb.
$6,160,000
3,000
Co
from
EFFECT
•
•
7,000
7,000
_
Staats
of
the
the
to
before
The
or
of
amount
21
to
gas
day
per
preferred stock
notes.
4,000
Company
due
A
without
4,000
du Pont & Co.
Hutton &
gas
GIVING
interim
company
Farm
4.000
Hutzler
stock
By order of the Federal
granted an allocation of
been
exercise of stock options.
jiThe company has entered into
York
Lile
Insurance
Co.,
4,000
Salomon
has
upon
&
Co
Spencer Trask & Co
—
Erothers
Jackson
Pressprich &
Francis
Co.,
Incorporated
Lehman
W.
7,000
Co
&
Webber,
Curtis
R.
7,000-
,
Goldman, Sachs &
See
Shares
Paine,
14,000
of
cumulative
principal
natural
serve
customers.
natural
stock,
IReserved
named
below
have
severally
the following respective numbers
14,00(1
sale
concurrent
value)
par
?Does
Pierce,
Beane...
series
subord.
stock,
and
underwriters
Kidder, Peabody & Co
The First Boston Corp
of
"Payable
the
supplemented,
Shares
Secretary-Treasurer of
Case. Mr. Rojtman added.
Central
on
area
company
Common
restrictions
appointed
of
Controller
Methodist Church of
Richmond, Ind.—Bonds
Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co. on
Sept. 9 publicly offered
$175,000 of 5%, 514% and 514% first
mortgage bonds due
semi-annually from Jan. 15, 1958 to and including
July
15, 1971. They are priced at 100% and accrued
Is
White,
1958.
MCF
out
stock:
new
those
the
mortgage bonds—
*7%
:
as
the
leading
—
at
lor
industrial
interim
purchase from the company
of shares of
Oct.
bonds
redeemed
proceeds from the financing will
its construction program, and
$1.75 cumulative
therein.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
dated
additional
to
newly formed
Vice-President
announced.
.
two-year
income
Of
•
permits
said
purchase,
-•'Based
stock at $6 per share.
notes
Authorized
60,000 shs.
value)—
par
uddition
maturity
of
for
CAPITALIZATION
140,000 shs.
328.149 shs.
in
the
of
Executive
has
Beckenbaugh.
in
Months
dividend
projects
and
subordinate notes for the period from
Carolina
the
23,612
104,963 shs.
value)
par
sion
4%%
stock—__—
Co.,
United States
conditional sales
a
"Earnings
per¬
swine
837.
p.
interim
value,
the
on
various
•
497,600 shs.
preferred
stock
preferred stock
State
300,-
delivery
8,000.000
cumulative
cumulative
and
subsidiary of Cargill, Inc.,
750.000
12,000,000
South,
6,000.000
due
Cumulative
supervisory
Pipe Line Corp., near Biacksburg, S.
C., in the Piedmont
proposed pipeline will extend southward toward the
coastal
The
6.000.000
due
series
President
Rojtnian,
Case
35
said that when the
farm
conduct nutritional research
sheep
1G6,
common
toward
March
-Gas
series
B.
I.
been
been
along
A.
intended
Federal
Farm,
BUSINESS—Company plans to construct a transmission gas
pipeline
connecting with the pipeline of its supplier, Transcontinental
5,500,000
series
debentures
Research.
Minn.,
system
$16,000,000
3%%
D.
paper
to
Income
and
par
FINANCING
27«%
3%
Sept.
President,
equipped
dairy
the proceeds
company
Outstanding
3r'a%
'
for
bearing a lower interest rate than the interim notes
in stock. The notes are payable at
interest
10,000,000
__
quarters
PROCEEDS—Net
of
Counties,
$16,000,000
.
living
space,
interim notes.
to
mortgage bonds:
3%
with
solely
revenues.
Authorized
"■First
6,240
'
named
Marc
J.
McCumsey and
Net sales
processing firm,
subordinate
notes
com-
$22,600,000
tH'T^a*0,
principal
Bernardino
of
Research
County,
been
lias
has
Grayson
Nine
ac¬
redemption price of 100%, plus accrued interest and
unpaid interest to
the date fixed for
redemption.
However, the notes may be redeemed
mission. distribution and sale of electric
energy in parts of southeastern
California
1963
without
<*en»vs).Mon.
Sherburne
on
has
linancing for dealers and buyers of
machinery.—V. 185, p. 2911.
underwriting syndicate which on Sept. 19 offered
of $1,050,000 of 7%
subordinate interim notes,
option
in
will
000 shares of
$24,200,000.
BUSINESS—Company is engaged
9,000
14,100
874
•
.
financing subsidiary
Formation of
42,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Each unit is priced at
$27 and consists of a 7% subordi¬
nate interim note, $25
principal amount, and one share of
common
stock, which will not be separately transfer¬
able until Feb. 15, 1958.
Simultaneously, White, Weld &
Co, and Scott, Horner & Co. and
associates offered
used
financing
estimated
are
Inc
*
Tractor..
Mr.
offer
It
units
public utility facilities of th»
expenditures for
Co.,
■
McCumsey
American
to
joint managers
of
of the company's short-term bank loans payable
N.T. & S.A. which totaled
$8,750,000 at Sept. 17,
America
The
additions
from
it
Of¬
portion
a
Director
Cargill-Nutrena
in
—
share.
per
&
"
Grayson
Grayson
option
Immediately,"
North,
and
Kid¬
Stock
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and
$50
company's
the
tract
newly
announced
was
Carolina Pipeline Co.
Securities Offered
Weld & Co. and
Scott, Horner & Co. are
preferred shares will be redeemable at prices ranging from
share to $51 per share.
A purchase fund established for the
shares provides that the
company will use its best efforts to purchase
annually (beginning with 1958) up to 2,800 of these shares at prices
exceed
14,100
1,260
1,970
Farish—
interest.
used
1634.
p.
new
to
C.
beef
it
said.
Mills
completed
,on
per
not
14,100
21,930
1,970
Net income
office
the
der, Peabody & Co. and associates on Sept. 18 offered
140,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock at par
($50 per share), plus accrued dividends.
$55
1,970
3,070
Inc
Case Co.—Credit Unit Elects President—
conventional
employees
to
are
185,
E.
end-user
scientist, lias
corporation's
to carry on broiler,
laying, turkey
for Nutrena Mills, Inc. will be started
poultry and swine.—V.
with
nutrition
this
Minn.,
the
as
840-acre
animal
for
buildings
Baldwin
Nutrena
Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.,
Washington, D. C.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Sept.
4,680
•
and
838.
Celotex
Minneapolis.
research programs
Dr.
known
an
"Construction
sonnel
River,
Baldwin,
be
on
D'rector
Elk
at
Ricuard
A.
from
Research
farm
facility,
be
miles
of
on
Lombardo,
6,000
654
Wulbern, Inc.
and
,
i
Clpy.JB. Knodt, nationally-known
been
Directors
corporation
6,240
840
1_
Davis,
Tradax, Inc. has for several years acted as bioker for
Cargill in
the exporting of U. S.
surplus grains and vegetable oils. The aunounce•mcnt- said- Cargill
will expand
its New York office
to Include
the
facilities and personnel-of
James
The
6,240
9,000
874
—.
Co
corporation
-
a
grain handling and
■■■:
«fc
874
1,260
—_
January with American Tractor Corp.
Tills .1 corporation '-on
Sept-i 16 announced that it has completed
negotiations .with Tradax, Inc., the American
subsidiary of Tradax
Tuternaicional, worldwide grain brokerage
organization, whereby effsc,.live
Sept. - 16
Cargill
will
absorb
and
will
conduct
the
business
previously performed by Tradax, Inc.
used
of Brunswick
International, C. A., announced the
Bryan H. Doble as President of the new subsidiary.
manager of Brunswick's International Division.—V. 186,
p. 837.
was
._I_L
Co
Credit Corp.,
General Manager of
Mr.
-•
at
appointment
31,410
—
Co.
Chisholm
wholly owned
Cargill, Inc.—Absorbs New York Export Firm—
amounted
E.
B.
4,400
<fe
Credit
Caracas,
aimed
abroad,
6,240
Co._
D.
Both
wholly-owned subsidiary with head¬
Venezuela, as the first step in a long-term pro¬
increasing overseas sales and establishing new plants
Bensinger, President, announced on Sept. 16. The name
of the new
subsidiary is Brunswick International, C. A.
At the same time, Mr.
Bensinger, who will serve as Chairman of the
quarters
gram
a
31.410
874
Case
C.
of
proceeds
bank loans.
and
I.
and
61,190,363
29,943,148
taxpsa.^...—
Earnings per share.—
--•-V. 186, p. 1042.
-
,
9,000
4,400
Mohr
(J. I.)
'
the
installation
To
—
4,680
4,680
Smith, Ss
John
J.
July 31,'56
$; *
440,852,971 429,841,220
Research Farm Names Director—
Plants Abroad—
654
654
Co., Inc.
p.
9,000
Inc.
Robinson-Humphrey Co\, Inc
186,
9,390
1,260
1,260
Co.,
Norris
&
9,390
1,316
Ine
&
and
Lewis
Thornton,
Varnedoe,
July 28,'57
1512,
p.
&
M.
Stubbs,
Campbell Soup Co.—Reports Increased Profits—
Income
Both
$4,200,000
par
of
purposes
part
1146.
p.
34,500
1,316
Simons, Inc
and
Barnwell
—V.
The
4,830
I
•
Pierce, Carrison,
Drilling, Inc.—Stock
V. 186,
see
Co
Evans
Law
Thomas
Net .sales
Sept. 17,
on
bidding.
Tne. balance
A.
McDaniel
on
»
purchase
to
romoany
Co,
M.
38,670
Sr. Co
Securities Corp
Johnston, Lemon
A.
Shares
G.
linger,
726.
p.
>
Fiirman Co., Inc
P. Harper
Son & Co.-,
Darlington <fc Co
Win.
Hill,
ending Dec. 31,
years
&
Crane
Read
Alester
July
estimated
are
to purchase
5,420
Co
Perry
Clement
temporary
program,
has severally agreed
follows:
as
Chace, Whiteside, West &
Window,
expenditures.
ended
Ss
Berney
Carolina
Fiscal Year Ended—
1957; and the proceeds thereof were
and expand the company's facilities,
primarily
and
tails,
¬
interest
in
Montaup," from which it
portion of its electric requirements, Montaup
will use the proceeds of its sale of debenture bonds
and common stock
to provide funds with which
to pay a portion of its short-term bank
loans
of
&
Scott, Horner
sale
Inc.,
underwriting
de¬
minor
a
sale
stock which each
are
Units
200,000
public
Co.,
and
company
White, Weld
Sold—The public offer¬
Sept. 10, through W. E. Hutton & Co. and
associates, of 250,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)
at $11.25 per
share, was quickly oversubscribed. For
substantial
a
for
&
of common
the
2911.
p.
31,
strengthen
Brockton
purchases all but
offered
(2)
shares
1987,
with
compares
185,
preferred
par
at
bonds
Electric
incurred
were
be
and
1,
amendment).
aggregating
part
a
Calvert
collateral -trust, bonds,
and
mortgage
its
public
debenture
of
of
loans
of
ing made
.
were
profits
anplied to the prepayment of Brockton's short-term
bank
$1,240,000
to
be
will
amount
stock
common
for
the
to
Oct.
aue
the
Edgar
amounted
half
of
registration statement with the SEC
offered
proceeds
principal
will
be
of
by
stock,
group
headed by Blyth
(the public offering price
Corp.
filed
with
sub¬
period.
first
interests," balance
1956
covering $3,000,000 of first,
1987, and 30,000 shares of
due
be
bank
I960,
aside for taxes.
After deduc¬
saosidianes and the proportion,
ox
tp
a
registration statements
received, to reimburse its treasury in part
Construction
expenditures
for
the
seven
31,
1957,
totalled
$6,731,000;
and
the
company
expects to expend an additional
$8,400,0Gb during the last five months
of 1E57.
Construction expenditures for the three
•
filed
common
underwriting
extent jof any
lor
Brockton Edison Co.—Registers With SEC—
This company
par
Boston
proceeds
months
set
was
scook
the corresponding
Limited
June
for
organization
minority
corporation
was
the
Corporation
Paper
months
$5,684,000
on
attributable
tributable
1.756,
two
1956.
sidiary companies for the six
to $23,248,000,
compared with
Consolidated
profits of the
of
companies for the first
increase of 17%
over sales
an
profit
for
the
and
its
corporation
subsidiary
$8,467,000, a gain oi 14%
over the $7,436,000
reported
i
tion
subsidiary
$146,986,000,
(-20
to
financing
the
net
was
first
to
the
comparable
period
of
semi-annual report released today.
Consolidated
companies
for
(England)—Earns. Higher—
its
and
an
are
retire
Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd.
Sales
its
First
terms
Net
-
filed
16
(1) $10,000,000 of first mortgage
oonus,
offered for public sale at
competitive bidding;
$8,736,000
to
Sept.
on
covering
shares
1956,
2211.
p.
lrom
SEC
was
year
of
The
net
a
share.
per
comparable six-month period in
share, and for the entire calendar
per
ended
months
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
months
six
3
and advertisements must be mad# In New York funds.
i
J!
2
f
!
i
■
''
)
I!- I
and
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1260)
corporation showed
the
over
previous
WFor^he^iscal
and
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Chippewa Plastics,
The
t
it
year,
offered
'Warren'is
also
C°It>was
of
director
a
that Louis
Drye, Newhall
B.
8i
12
186,
The
before
This
3,069,333
3,761,273
12,888,968
income
12,225,380
Canada's
pleted
to cost.—V.
185,
30,405,149
The
redemption
186,
number
of
gas
First
Corp.
350,000
1,800,000
Henry Herrman Ac Co.—
350.000
E.
350,000
of
Wiliiam
Co._
Pierce,
1,800,000
Stein
Bros.
At
At
Burr,
Alex.
Brown
Co.,
Glynn
1,400,000
Richard
W.
1,400,000
Crowell,
H.
750.000
Sons
John
Oct.
on
1,
750,000
Rowles,
750,000
Smith,
750,000
Strader
750,000
C,
Co
the
Burns
C.
will
order
on
will
and
begin
will
first
the
The
subject
its
of
commercial
airline
in
is
system
its
us'e
to
adopt
on
the
Collins'
pilot
system
ordered
by
Winston
Ac
Co.,
mailed
he
and
Trans-
L.
of materials handling industrial trucks
construction machinery in Australia was
Vice-President in charge
of Clark's international operations.
"
'
The company
is owned jointly by Clark Equipment International,
C.
A.
and
'lutt
Bryant,
Clark
distributor of fork lift trucks in
Australia
and
also a manuiaclurer
under a licensing arrangement
and
distribute
and
the
Clark
the
The
oil
due
stockholders
of
of
by
SEC
the
on
have
on
the
Sept.
The
24.
located
by
has
to
establish
to
'complete sales
Clark's
and
notice,
1957
25
basis
Clary
i
Corporation
,
•
.
.
.
J.
of
and
has
Controls
finally
Rights,
fuel
to
Divi¬
named
be
The
for
ah
expiring Nov.
First
Division.
that
all
stock
be
certificates
nounced
on
Sept.
186, p.
bringing
to
that
the
five
Vice-President
Clevite
number
has
of
group:
transistors,
instruments,
gear—V. 185, p. 2330.
corporation
follows:
with
ornrating
three
units
SEC
electronics,
—
formed
components,
A
A
stock,
common
the said
warrants
It
is
divisions,
new
in
to
are
be
Boston
of
share
one
and
the
Union
of
A
by
P.
The
A
of
share
of
the
be
White,
The
also
by
Coastal
of
the
Delaware
a
&
ol"
of
to
pur¬
to
warrant
a
offering price
Co.
are
nancing,
-
Jan.
of
to
31,
4
•. -
corporation,
Pan-Atlantic,
a
Jan.
3L
The
of
-
is
will
ore
the
or
being sold
McLean.
20,000
20,000
Coastal
shares
shares
additional
five
and
the
from
a
loan
loan
to
be
a
warrants
of
class
A
purchasable
Coastal
warrants
-
holding
whose
company
prin¬
wholly-owned, are Waterman
Steamship Corp., which are prin¬
subject
to
its
and
obtaining
Waterman
containerships
such
severally,
charter will be
vessels
under
a
at
back
from
The
First
by
a
guaranteed
by
necessary
fi¬
and
series
without underwriting.
equipment for drilling.
The
10
proceeds
to
as
Crown
A.
1963-64
be
Corp.
which
Sept.
Superior
on
effected
by
in
stockholders
The
8
the
stock
common
to
vote
the
on
*3
.
by
Superior
-
will'.be
of
Copperweld with Carl I.
Vice-President of Copperweld in
be
as
in
directors
added
of
the
to
Superior, Mr.
board
of
Collins
direc^o-s
of
officers of Superior will occupy appropriate
the Superior Steel Division.—V. 186, p,1048.
Co.—Acquires Commercial Range
-•■'
'
of
year
continue
net
income
at
Sept.
on
$40,000,000
the
has
been
In
a
"if
and
the
185,
Wnile
Earnings Outlook
that
the
company
remaining four months
levels."
August
the
previous
"
,
•
running
result,
a
monthly-average."
"August sales for the corporation established
record."
net
income
he
year,
earnings
ot
1272.
p.
"
j,
estimated
18
1957,
July
ahead
10ro
I.uyton added that,
all-time
last
be
below.—V.
Inc.
■(
Layton said: "Sales for the last two months hvae been
ahead of the average for the first half of the year. As
Mr.
en
Markets.
...
President,
about
Mr.
•
Zellerbach Corp.—Sales and
Layton,
earn
the
Giant
Chef-Food
in
of
pointed
the
$40.000.G00
this
out,
corporation's
in
1957
would
still
would
be
p.
20^
be
the
186,
history.—V.
f','
Edison Co. of New
on
York, Inc.
To Sell
—
Oct. 22—
\
N,
to
be
at
awarded
competitive
bidding
on
third
less
best
than
for
year
111.
'
"
'
'
'
Offering—Has $20,000,000 Expansion Program—
The
„
mort¬
on
Oct.
directors
nrovements
A
special
the matter
with
of
The
connection
1957
the company's construction program.
will be applied toward payment for additions to
utility
company's continuing construction program which will
expenditure of an estimated $60,000,000 for the remainder of
in
require
p.
with
balance
plant
the
and
approximately
$150,000,000
a
through
year
1961.—V.
186,
Offered—
White, Weld & Co. and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
are joint managers of an
underwriting syndicate which
offered on Sept. 18, $30,000,000 of 5% debentures due
Sept. 1, 1982, at 102% and accrued interest, to yield
The group won award of the issue at
competitive
sale Sept. 17 on a bid of 101.1699%..
4.86%.
Other
received
bids
received
from:
this company
by
Morgan
for
the
Stanley Ac Co. and First
debentures
100.76, and Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc., 100.733.The
as
Boston Corp.
5s
•case.
f
PROCEEDS—-Net proceeds
in part the 1957 construction
System,
to
is engaged in an expansion program that is estimated
expenditures of about $77,000,000 for this year.
and
its
wholly-owned
subsidiaries
Principal
Consolidated
System,
which
is
engaged
in
all
constitute
phases
of
gas
business—production,
purchasing, ga herine
trans¬
storage and distribution, together with by-product operations.
cities
served
retail are
Cleveland, AJcron, Youngstown
Warren, Massillon, Niles and Marietta. Ohio; a portion of
Pittsburgh, and Altoona, Johnstown and Monessen,
Pa.; and Clarks¬
burg, Parkersb "rg, Fa rmont and Morgantown, W. Va.
A non-utility
subsidiary supplies natural gas at wholesale to two of the
distributing
at
Canton,
subsidiaries
Western
and
also
Pennsylvania.'
EARNINGS—For
the
to
non-affiliated
1
year
•
;
•
-
utilities
j
ended June 30,
1957,
in
New
York
and
$100
and
its:
1957,
authorize
to
preferred
program
issuance
stock,
is
$100
be
to
.!•:;■
,
.
101,153
of
value
par
financed
share
per
each
shares
36
offering will be announced
$20,000,000 S capital
installation of a
expenditure
and
mill,
for
of
common
expected to be made with a group of
First Boston Corp.
to purchase
from
not
purchased
bv
stockholders.
Further
new
at
later
a
driven
mill, plus
modifications
;■
-
date.
consist's
program
electrically
i1
in
Sept.
Mr.
first
months
the
o-er
by Harold F.
13
$2,303,299,
1956.
and
additions
and
equipment
" '•
Werhane,
credited
demand
softener
for
Werhane
said
that
and
indicates
For
other
21-year
the
totaled
fiscal
water
$69,000,090
for
of
the
•
sales
completely
new
which
set
a
new
auto¬
quarter-
1957-58
demand
for
equipment
fiscal
year
the
.
water
new
manufactured,
will
be
the
by
biggest
company.
April
30, 1957, sales of Culligan, Inc.,
Culligan
organization, including the
franchisee! dealers, grossed more than
entire
year.—V.
Finance,
company's
in
continuing
independent
the
the
conditioning
the
The
for
boost
ending
year
$6,958,343.
1,100
President.
,
the
that
history
company's
Dalton
the
Culligan.
Culligan
the
.
the company's 1957 fiscal year
period in 1956, it was revealed
that sales for the May, June, and July period
$1:432,521 for the same three months
He
record for
of
same
the
at
•
compared to
water
matic
in
three
60't.
Werhane reported
totaled
year
the
than
more
the
of
blaming
Culligan, Inc., Northbrook, 111.—Sales Up 60%—
Sales
on
sale
*-v
are
to the hot strip
improvements in slab heating and other auxiliary
company's Midland Works;—V. 185, p. 2800,
i
per
by
The
by
proposed
Inc.
186,
p.
11L
(Md.)—Stock
Sold—McDonald,
Holman & Co., Inc., New York, on Sept. 17 offered
267,000 shares of class A common stock (par 50
cents) at 75
cents per share as a speculation. The
offering was com¬
pleted.
_
.PROCEEDS—The
the company
27,
shares
»n«
the
softener
from the financing will be used to finance
program of the Consolidated Natural Gas
which
involve
BUSINESS—Company
at
headed
new
slabbing
In
»,:
1982
debentures will' be redeemable at
optional redemption prices
ranging from 107to par, and ior the sinking fund at
redemption
prices receding from 101.78T«
to par, plus accrued interest in each
Sept.
convertible
Arrangements
nomnanv
lose
im-
effective.
stock
held.
details of
were
(jointly),
for
program
plans to offer the preferred stock to holders of its
shortly after it is authorized and registration with the
It
is
planned
to
offer
one
share
of
new
stock
purchase
Gas Co.—Debentures
of
cost of the
mortgage bonds.
underwriters
The
Natural
$20,000,000
a
company
slock
tlu»
apnroved
lg
remaining
becomes
preferred
524.
Consolidated
date
cumulative
additional
The
Sept.
on
primary mill facilities at the company's Midland Works.
of stockholders has been called fow Nov. 7, 1957,
record
a
common
in
to
meeting
share.
of
natural
series B notes due
B.
SEC
so-called
$14 625 000
will
conducted,
the
of
will
Sexton
&
should
from the sale of the $60,000,000 principal amount of the
be applied to the payment of short-term bank notes, esti¬
aggregate $43,000,000 at the date of sale of the bonds, issued
mission,
follows:
steel
under
merger
Division
Two
McFall,
,
to
the
ending
Division.
B.
Magic
will
the
Industries.
Steel
positions
Proceeds
and
charter
Superior
Other present
bonds
cost
McLean
to
merger
President of Superior,
that
of
mated
before
or
plan
The
..
(he
Cribben
to bo
are
Approved Merger—
S-pTior
Operation—
the
with
cents)
of
business
the
merger,
as
shares
aggregate
on
the
William
10'V.r
notification
(par
•
of one share of Copperweld
shaie of Superior common stock.
companies are to he held on Nov.
innuagemcnt
1957.
Waterman
City Bank of New York, such
principal amount of 5'/a%
Series A
from the ,sale, by separate sal»S" of
Notes due 1958-1963;, $2,462,500
$2,500,000 aggregate principal amount of 6'i
bonds,
gage
to
National
like
of
stock
joint
a
Copperweld.
This company on Sept. 20 registered with the Securities and
Exchange
Commission an issue of $60,000,000 30-year first and
an
bareboat
purchase of the five containerships
evidenced
letter
a
common
share,
receive
Coastal has made arrangements to obtain the $22,500,000 required to
finance
roads
filed
of
15,
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Plans Preferred Stock
as
are
Pan-Atlantic
charter
to
jointly
1968.
from
total
and
'
.
contracted,
purchase
1S58,
$22,500,000
and
Eastman
listed
warrants
warrants
of
units,
cipally engaged in the transportation by water of freight and passengers
in offshore and domestic commerce, respectively.
'the"proceeds of $5,412,509 to be received by Coastal from the sale
of the units will be applied toward the purchase from
Pan-Atlantic
and Waterman on or before Jan. 31, 1958, of a total ol five
containerhas
per
9
and
compenv
meeting.
charge
..
subsidiaries, both of which
Steamship Corp. and Pan-Atlantic
Coastal
lor
$1
Sept.
shares
Hearings were held by the New York P. S. Commission
on Sept.
19.
"'
McLean
in
warrant
McLean
McLean
the
TJiese
cipal.
ships.
at
on
300,000
Oct.
*
that
such
623.
p.
22,
Coastal, a. Delaware corporation, was organized on July 25, 1957, and
be engaged-in the business of owning and bareboat
chartering
<?t2. cargo vessels converted into C-2 containerships.
McLean Indus¬
.also
186,
after
Sept.
Collins, now
com, any
and
during
program
quoted ex-Rights
record at the close of business on Sept. 26
Copperweld and stockholders of record at .the close of
27 In the case of Superior-will be entitled to vote
of
on
After
available
The
of
is, to
tries
this
for
become
incurred
be
will
940.
p.
Copperweld..
both
case
continued
Petroleum
corporation
The
and
additional
covers
as
a
the
at
tMg
tor each
par
Consolidated
class
of
the
sale
amendment.
nor
These
aggregate
well
■
of
public
Weld
director
a
warrants, '
privately placed.';
Coastal,
supplied
an
as
used
■<
public
Coastal,
be
and
statement
per
Coastal
of
McLean.
McLean.
of
President
of
be
as
share
one
shares
terms
for
and
to
Co.
&
stock
to
60,000
(the
of
common
are
exercise
upon
are
at $1
registration
a
share
per
and
securities
shares
stock
common
registration
purchase
common
filed
amendment)..
debenture
$100
terms
McLean,
M.
$1
McLean
by
these
class
Securities
shares
at
Coastal,
principal underwriters.
Neither
of the proceeds from the sale
any
to
of
par,
one
underwriting
Dillon,
of
Inc.,
of Coastal, purchasable upon exercise of
McLean—60,000 warrants to purchase shares of
common
Issued
be
to
program.
will
loans
refunding
1957, covering secuiiue.j,
debentures due Feb.
1,
1968,
pqndiase
offer
of
purchase class A
will
the cash
this
i'or
bank
Corp, and Glore, Forgon Ac Co.—V,
covering
offered
seismic
and
13,
6r;o
par,
supplied
to
in
Inc.. recently organized by Colum¬
subsidiary.
Funds in addition to the
required
to
1957,
Stockholders of
merger.
electronics
its
ordnance,
an¬
par,
lc
proposed
of
to
$1
and
stock,
consisting
chase
$1
warrants;
A; common
each
stock,
Industries,
Sept.
on
warrants
common
•
$60,000,000 of Bonds
McLean
SEC
Coastal—$6,000,000
Coastal, .60,000
class
and
the
be
additional
"
three fourths
of
.Imsiritts's
Co., Inc., Dover, Del.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Coastal Ship Corp., Dover, Del.—Registers With SEC—
statement
will
that
securities
Condor
523.
newly-elected
16
Ohio
186,
formally
meetings of
in.Simco,
an
as
not
delivered
Steel Co.—Directors
of
into
merge
exchange
to pay in part-tne
electric properties.
its
to
directors
issue
having
company
present financing and
the
of $100
The
Nunan,
improvements
loans
'
Corp.'s
growlb
Clevite Corp.—Forms Three New Divisions—
K.
the
these
to have a public offering on Oct.',;9 of $25,valiti? cumplatiye preferred stock to' help finance
its current "construction "program, Willis Gale, Chairman,
announced.
A registration statement covering the proposed issue was filed
with
ihe SEC on Sept. 19.
At the same time application was,: made to the
Illinois Commerce Commission for authority to issue the stock.
Arrangements have been made for the underwriting of the 250,000share preferred stock issue by a nation-wide group headed by
The
makes
account for approximately 25
of Clary
present time, and Mr. Meeks foresees a rapid
James
enable
1957,
1,
made
bonds.—V.
approved
16,
'will
It
000,900
the
Clary Dynamics.—V.
The
See
divisions
the
1,
Oct.
on
Common
letter
a
New
Copperweld
by
company' plans
The
Corp., will be General Man¬
manufacture an'emlL
will develop -and
components.
Division
Controls
two
sales at
This
fHif/plmd
Commonwealth Edison Co.—To SeU Preferred Stock—
';'•
for
valves
Automatic
total
rate,
is-cMimaitd that ihe aggregate amount of such aaditional securities issued during such period and of be.uk loans, if any,
outstanding at the ercl of such period will be approximate^ $32,G0J,ooo, exclusive of investments / in Sinico Inc.—V. 186, p, 726.
period.
pressure
regulators, hydraulic valves
major aircraft companies.
Gyroscopes, servo-actuators, rocket engine valves and higji pressure
valves
for
guided missile propulsion and control systems on inter¬
continental ballistic missiles, and other missiles, are produced by the
and
be
to
are
in
$100
privilege.
determined.
offer
of
Act
entitled
each
the offices of Commonwealth Services, Inc.. 300
York .22, N. Y., will up to 11:30 a.m. ;(EDT)
<m
receive bids for the purchase from it of $35,000,000 first
23,
Aircraft
unit
^
division whicn
new
Aircraft
its
of
sihgle
intor-ti'
Division
to
investments
contemplates
additional
,
and
operations
from
Divisions—
consolidation
Meeks, Vice-President of Clary
the
guided missile
The
announced
of
pproeeeds of
,
•
.
principally
Southern
and
bus
facilities.
Australian manufacturing operation is
to manufacture its equipment in im¬
nations throughout the free world, according
186, p. 940.
Automatic
Dynamics.
Paul
ager
terms
for
over-subscription
an
proposed
amount
will be
at
company,
Ave.,
mortgage
construction program for the period from July 1,
1939, contemplates additions - and improvements -to
properties estimated
to cost approximately
$53,300,001,
electric
its
in 'an
Clary Corp.—Consolidates Two
and
underwriting
interest
-Tne
company
by
company's
Dec. 31,
to
exclusive
and branches in principal cities
The distributorships will include
,
program
industrialized
This
sion
and
outstanding
were
additions
The
1957
service
ahd
participation
company's
the
Schlrmer—V.
Mr.
to
handle
loans
ol
cost
granted
distrihutors'iips
both lines.
Clark
Australia
portant
and
this
principal
Securities
prior to the ex-date shall be accompanied
Due-Bill ior the rights.
a
.
effected
been
.
been
in
of
offering price,
bank
of
ol the year, production of fork lift trucks will
production of "Michigan" tractor shovels, according
Schlrmer.
firm
part
Inc.,
Co.,
hcad°d
group
proceeds of the sale of. the -prefcred shares will be added to
company's general funds, which funds will be used to reduce
bank
loans
by approximately $8,000,000,
Approximately $18,000,000
distributor rights In Australia for both
industrial trucks and construction machinery. Plans are going forward
?■
Ar
underwriting
The Ohio Company.
an
100.000
Exchange.
transactions
Sept.*
Sept., 13 ihcd a registration statement with the
cumulative preferred shares, $100 par, to be
sole. through
from
the
16,
for
been
yet
of
notice
Oct.
1
a
not
advised
be
about
or
Park
Net
end
augmented
Mr.
Read
on
80,000
public
100,000
Co.,
Debentures—
undev
Exchange rules that the common
The
f
amendment.
absorb
by "lutt
are
the
By
The
fcr
Dillon,
Australian Industrial Trucks Ltd., a
Bryant to handle lork truck manufacture.
at Hornsby, a suburb of Sydney, New South
will
company
formed
Plant lacllitles
Wales.
company
covering
offered
public
Registers
—
8c
$35,156,700
1976,
record
debentures
offering
will
further
for
1957
the
new
company
to
This
of
19 by Walter E. Schlrmer,
1^50.
since
•be
line
line
••Michigan"
announced on Sept.
Ohio Electric Co.
Southern
&
Shares With SEC—
100.000
Wright Ac Co.,
Bids for Bonds to Be Received—
Columbus
Preferred
Co.
100,000
registration
debentures,
the
to
the
traded
until
developed
"integrated
flight
system"
provides monitoring of flight information by pictorial repre¬
sentation on two-easy-to-read instruments.—V.
186, p. 940.
to manufacture
of Clark Equipment Australia Pty. Lt.
formation
The
Ac
Inc._.
100,000
Arthur
Exchange has received
effective
common
of
Terms
which
Equipment Co.—Forms Australian Firm—
Clark
100.000
100,000
350,000
principal amount of debentures without
Collins'
private
many
Stock
to
subscribe
to
The
automatic
AP-101
Inc.
convertible
1933,
be installed in new aircraft
December and will be com¬
in
100.000
Co.___•
1148.
p.
Midwest
ilia),
aboard Trans-
go
.1;
Ac
Renshaw
Ac
•**
aircraft.
the
350,000
186,
100.000
100,000
Co.,
Inc.
—
stockholders
the
includes
Co.
Ac
Williams
Consumers Power Co.—TovSell
Viscounts
although
At
100,000
Co.
Moore Ac Co._
T.
Denton,
Systems for
1958.
is
At
Childs
F.
—V.
Auto-Pilot
Bros.
Inc.
Co.
8c
1—
Joyce
Rodman
Riter
for
next,
Weedon
B.
750,000
Co.—
Clarke Corp.
Inc. ' 1'
750,000
Ac
Emerson
L.
100.000
Co
Blewer,
Inc
At
350,000
100.000
Ac
Dodge & Co
Dick Ac Merle-Smith—__
Tra.sk
350.000
Boyce
350.000
Clark.
At
At
Bioren
Inc.-1,200,000
At
Bros.
Co.
1,800,000
Inc.
At
Staats Ac
1,800,000
Becker
Collin
R.
Co
Ac
Walker Ac Sons_
Bingham, Sheldon Ac Co.
Inc. 1,400,000
Co.
360,000
Joseph
At Hutzler
At
At
Michigan
Hutton
F.
Beane____-.
At
Blair
316.
p.
The equipment
Deliveries
March,
Collins'
Canada
\
2555.
p.
lor
Co.—To Install
ramaining
by
auto-pilot,
$3.52
$3.01
purchased crude oil at prices approximately equal
of
sales
•Includes
total
has announced
Trans-Canada
14,9X5,869
36,315,490
Calif.—V.
Viscounts.
received.
as
$1.21
$1.25
called
has
Radio
its
of
business
Net
Earnings per com. share
the
raise
S350.000
Co.i
Fahnestock
1,800,000
At Co.,
Stearns At Co
G.
A.
Clement A. Evans 8c Co..
Inc.
j!„,
Co.,
Allyn
Bear,
sinking found $10,000 of its 6convertible debentures
1970 at 100t«. Payment will be made at the California
company
18
on
230,899,457 547,555,629 49/,931,630
45,321,018
53,902,055
15,986,6o3
■"= "«"»
co nno
AR 101 rtin
17,586,565
Fed. & foreign inc. taxes
will
systems
C.
A.
it will supply Trans-Canada Air Lines
with
33
additional
automatic
pilot systems for its turbo-prop Vis¬
count
fleet.
The
equipment
will
cost
well in excess of $500,000.
Trans-Canada
last January
began installation of Collins' auto-pilots
$
$
$
$
Profit
Fenner
the
upon
Ripley At
Lynch,
Salomon
respective
debentures:
1982
1,800,000
Merrill
ahd
severally
1,875,000
_
Inc.
Canadian Air Fleet—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1557—3 Mos—1956
income 241,066,516
inc. taxes
15,958,301
operating
increased
l,
Jackson
Inc
Kidder, Peabody
the
Collins
marketed as "MoPar Hi-Temp" heavy-
Inc.—Earnings at Higher Rate-
period Ended—
•Gi'oss
of
April 1,
Bank, Los Angeles,
...
Cities Service Co.,
corporation
tine
1042.
p.
be
also
Harriman
838.
account
brake fluid, would also be made available this fall to all car
owners,
owners,
regardless of car make or model year,
through Chrysler
-V.
Sept.
$1,875,000
Curtis
Spencer
duty
dealers
the
of
Co
Laurence M. Marks At Co.
to
that the new fluid,
added
Webber,
8c
Equitable Securities Corp.
Coleman Engineering: Co., Inc.—To Redeem Debs.
tests.
road
grueling
He
Paine,
a
will
$270.482,OOQ
purchasers
named
below
have
from
the
comoanv
the
following
purchase
amounts
Weld
Blyth At Co.,
In addition,
oil and con¬
ties located principally in southern Texas."—V. 186,
densate from propei
p.
heavy-duty brake fluid with superior
braking certainty—will be introduced
later this iall on all
1958 Chrysler cars and trucks.
Paul
C
Ackerman,
Vice-President and
Director
of Engineering,
said the new safety brake fluid is the product ot five yCars oi research
adds
that
resistance
and
principal
systems
operated by
the company
to
23.
States
produces and sells
natural gas, crude
Coastal
•Hi-Temp"—newly-developed
heat
three
These
months.
Fluid—
Announces New Brake
one
ahead
months
the
gathering
McElroy, who will become the new
presented his resignation as a director of
effective Sept. 30, 1957.
Corp.
Chrysler
agreed ^ to
completion of tnree gas gathering systems presently under construction,
which
are
scheduled
to
commence
deliveries
within
the
next
few
Products, Inc.;
Inc.; and Morco
for Electronics,
completions and
in
"Revenues
Defense,
of
statement.
States Gas Producing Co.—New Gas Wells—
dual
were
of
revenues
UNDERWRITERS—The
triple completion.
Stated Mr. Wyatt, "Our evaluation of these new welJs, which
will
deliver gas Into our various gathering systems by December, indicates
we can expect their production to add signiiicantly
to Coastal States'
future earnings.
J.t is management's estimate that approximately $21,000
per month oi gross income may be derived from these wells.
four
also announced that Neil H.
Secretary
had consolidated operating
consolidated net Income of $28,510,000.
below.
Inc.
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
subsidiaries
of
At
Aircraft
Agawan
Laboratory
Inc.;
Imports,
Guinness
Industries,
McLean
Coastal
General Counsel of Chrysler, has been
York City,
of New
Maginnes
the
in
partner
a
aggregate
an
Reporting on recent drilling activities, Oscar S. Wyatt, Jr., President,
has announced the successful completion of five gas wells, of which
Warren Elected Director—
announced on Sept.
law firm of Kelley,
President,
Colbeit,
Warren'
purchase
White,
growth during the present year—V. 185, p. lo!3.
Chrysler Corp.—Louis B.
L
to
year
profits to show further
L
warrants
registration
pending
the
by
also
See
ended June 30, 1957, ret earnings were $80,000
with a before tax earnings of $170,000. Sales were $3,239,000, an in¬
crease of about
50'r over the previous year.
With the continued rapid growth of the polyethylene film
market
and
with the commercial production of new products now being,in¬
troduced
Mr.
Williams stated that the company expects sales and
v
Coastal
additional
the
20,000 shares of class A common stock at $1 per share;
and the
.$5,412,500 from the net proceeds to Coastal of the tale of the units
increase in profits after taxes of 100f\>
was announced on Sept.
16 by D. R.
an
.
.
five-year
\
.
.
..
I
^
/
net proceeds are to be used to rHdre
$50,000
subordinated-notes (presently subject to redemption for
f'
4V
up-
Volume
186
Number 5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1261)
proximately
short-term
$40,000),
to
make
additional
loans
and
reduce
other
debt.
folk
is
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
(i1<
subordinated
6%
10-year
warrants
Preferred
Class A
debentures
stock
and
which
301,950
exercise
of
shares
options
land
in
order
to
10.000 shs,
6,000 shs.
for
conversion
of
debentures
warrants.
package
was
organized on Nov. 22, 1955,
directly or through Misidiaries,
engage,
the small loan
the small loan
448,998 shs.
reserved
are
and
-
*1,990,000shs.
(par 50 cents)
BUSINESS—Corporation
in
cents)._
95,000
50.000 slis.
•
...
(par 50
$50,000
250,000
■
$2)_—
(par
Outstanding
$50,000
in
laws
is
the
of
the
series
a
of
However,
The
various
in
Mt.
1956
chasing
intention
loan
the
states,
over
businesses
present,
well
as
period
a
other
as
in
operations
will
years
parts
various
of
of
has
Finance,
capital
Inc.
stock
operating
of
lias
On
active loan operations by pur¬
Will Finance, Inc.,
a
Maryland
is
the
pleted
will
be
On
March
as
26,
Investment Co..
1957,
the
South Bend,
Corp. of Silver Spring
These acquisitions were
doing
business
Takoma
—V.
Park
136.
in
Coastal
Finance
consolidated
having
opportunity
presents
Park.
total
into
one
Md.,
as
receivable
Corp.
of
.
7 '
company
Sept.
on
17
announced
content
for
time
same
of
all
not
it
is
and
types
of
7%
3-4
e
ana
nylon
prices
said
his
company's
Deere «fc Co.
(& Subs.)
1957
'4
y
Net
sales
Profit
Net
income
for Fed,,
Cash
on
Certain of the figures
;
29,100.000
stock—LI'
common
1
7,537,500
a
year ago
i'
they
consolidated.—V.
were
*
*
■
>'
.
185,
portion
a
annually
tunity to invest
common
in
their
John
granted
ber
shares
of
price
option
est
to
and
them
to
of
Arilmr
whereas
Sept.
on
of
Dilbert,
Louis
A
of
over
a
its
Oct.
in
<187'500
180,000 shs.
tne
plan
purchase
to
stock
at
95%
Participants Who
will
receive
30,
do
not
accrued
186,
rate
of
$5
share
per
for
of
1957
the
the
($100
4%
the
value).
value)
Tire
and
•
is
had
in
linear
material
extensive
last
the
October, 1958. -j
;
Branch, Manager of Dow's
polyethylene plant will be
two
in
its
pilot
natural
plant
and
years,
white
and
other
preparation- at Dow's
the company":plans to
in
expected
short
a
New
to
time.
become
..
.
the
measured
ilrst
in-
pounds
blllion-pound-a-year
..
Tanker—
'
.
to the "Marine Dow-Chem"—the first ship
designed
the
bulk
shipment
of
liquid
chemicals—lias
been
a
be
.
purchase
45,000
financing at
tion
in
of
will join
the
"Marine
Dow-Chem"
and
the
moving Dow products to U. S. and foreign ports.
operated by the Marine Transport Lines. Inc.,
Dow. The other two ships are also leased by the
in
by
and
pt.
well
Dow
Will
to
has
Dow
Chemical
of
designed
and
direct
in
Canada's
possible limited
Great
Lakes.
service
Midland,
facilities
the
of
for
the
seaport
plants
duplicate
a
been
Seaway
offer
to
as
Essentially
of
also
Lawrence
possible
as
would
in
this
.
Dow-Chem,"
feature
opera¬
This
markets
Bay City and Ludington
Sarnia, Ontario,
In
"Marine
to
thq mew
vessel
some
modifications engineered to reduce time In
port-.*;
Tlii new Ship—in the 18,000 ton 15-knofc
.class—will be equipped to
handle, perebloroethi kne. methylene
chloride, chloroform, carbon tetra¬
chloride,
and
theylene
dichloride, styrene, glycols,
other products.—V. 186, p. 1148.
many
73
to
50%
caustic
soda,
1,000,000
into
Duquesne Brewing Co.—Earnings
2,690
agreement,
stock
The
five cents per share
or
Gross* sales
1956
tc
A.
year
.best
and
also
half
of
is
said
first
six
1957.
of
that
the
..
...
first-half
earnings
in'Pitts¬
:,r-...
,
,
with
1956.
months, of
beer'companies
.
share
per
compares
months of
the
the
cents
This
during
July-1957; Duouesne
said"tha't the saiesVoutlook
>■
had
Its
for
the
good,
hut that costs will be Increased .by a
became'effective* Aug.- 1, 1957.
cost of labor, as .well: as brewing
sunplies
material,, the price of Duquesne beers was increased
which
„
f,increased
packaging
3.—V.
that
in
when
strike.
49
first six
months
195?;
history.-hHo
1957
contract
'off,snt,;,the
Sept.
in
six
President,
since
lengthy
a
the
$14,351,861
first
reported
-mouth
labor
To
the
best
with
during
from
Jr.,-
the
hit
Friday
sales
in
Friday,
were
w-re
Mr.
increased
$15,4.57,507
John
burgh
78,
991.
p.
'
-
Emhart Manufacturing
Manufacture Vacform—
J-
Co.
:
.
New
—
<
v
Emhart
'.
Unit
<
to
7,
-•
.
Manufacturing facilities
for Vac-Form and Vac.Tritn vacuum
forming
now
a
fully Integrated unit of this company, it' was
Sept. 17 by Francis R. O'Leary, Executive Vice-President,
The company obtained the
rights to VacForin end Vat-Trim m January
of this year
through purchase of Vacuum Forming Corp.—V. 186, p. 317.
machinery
arc
announced
the
per
reports earnings of $305,964. or
six-month period ended June 30, 1957.
the
$31,299,
this
Sharply Higher-^'
company
tluring
warrants
cent
one
of
and
the. ship
the
it
urea
'.
common
price
a
yard
ship-
owned
chartered
make
Dilbert,
Dilbert;..
tank
new
will
outstanding 2.690
reclassified
were
Samuel
of
linear
produc¬
Dow facilities in California, Texas,
Virginia, and Connecticut. Chief ports of call will be the
major U. S." coastal market areas and
foreign ports now serviced by
the
"Marine Dow-Chem" and the "Marine Chemist."
outstanding 1,666 shares of class B
was changed and
reclassified into 1,902
purchase
the
from
the
dollar
Louisiana,
on
war¬
an
aggregate of 45.000
shares ol
stock
of the
company during a
period of five years com¬
six
months
from
Sept. 12 at the following
rates:—during
two years $3
per share: during the third
year $3.50 per. share:
during the fourth year $4.25
per share and during the fifth
year $5
per
share.
At
the
end of
the
fifth year,
the warrants will expire
and
become null
ancl
void.—V.
186,
p.
624.
the
their
•
permitting
to
new
Into
company from Marine Transport
In the
main, the ship will service
non-
Certificate
value)
par
underwriting
right
the
It
However,
conversion
26,
1,
and
Empire State Golf & Country Club, Ramapo, N. Y.—
Sold to New York Realtors—Leaseback Deal—
mencing
inter¬
1049.
p.
the
with
entrance
Shipbuilding Division.
Keel-laying
is
scheduled
about
1958, and launching about April, 1059.
Delivery -Is scheduled
July.
II.
6,500 shs.
common
num¬
exercise
plus
I960.—V.
rant,
closing stoat
savings
their
Nov.
specific
a
the
of
lia«
granular
"Marine Chemist"
stock for a period
of five years from the consumma¬
the sale of the
Big Ben Supermarkets
upon the following terms:
The price shall
bo
$;j per share for the
first two years, $3.50 per
share for
the third yedr, $4.25
per share for
the
fourth year,
and
$5
per
share for the filth
year.
Said
option may be exorcised in
whole or in part at
any time after six months from the date of
the
consummation
of
said
sale.
Mr.
Bruce
presently
is and has
been
for the past
nine years General
Manager of the Big Ben Supermarkets
and. upon the
acquisition, will become a Vice-President of Dilbert's.
Pursuant
to
the
provisions
of
the
connection
its
by this company, it was announced en Sept. 3.
18,000-ton vessel will be built in the
Qutncy, Mass.,
The
180,000 shs.
common
underwriter
11
of a multi-million
division.
for
-
materials
for
sister
The
tion of
three-
Sept.
Bethlehem's-
88,798
*800^000
par
unci
months,
polyethylene,
ship
specifically for
,
preferred stock
($100 par value)
and
stock (<10 cents
par value4.
SUbstanliallv
owned .by S.
SolOn Cohen,' Abraham
Dilbert
unci
within
second
letting their savings "ride''
interest annually, or using the
5%
earn
termination of the plan
upon
'•
common
wore
on
Mich,
plastic
the
value.)
par
raw
major effort
consumed.
,1
either
common
4.'
purchase stock
of
shares
next few
construction
City,
scheduled
Division
a
plastic
new
under
Diamond
Shares
said
on
this field, Mr. Branch stated,
>-< '•
'
t*. '•
tllsllnguished from high-pressure polyethylene
by its greater resistance to
heat, chemicals, and vapor transmission,
Increased. hardness, toughness and
rigidity,, promises to boost poly¬
ethylene Into the world's number one
■
choice
account
option
market
of
in
thrift
($20
ai;d
n°P.-hVmulatlve
an
of
the
value*
par
Wilmington, Signal Hill
proven
locations are
wells
.
was
stock
10.1,000
their
current
income
and
earning
5%
savings. Also, it gives employees an oppor¬
their sewings accumulated in this manner in
Diamond
have
cents
is
lias
Linear
.
warrants.
par
with
product
ordered
for
preferred stock ($10o
4%. nun-cumulative
25
production in the
cn
formulations.
make
feet
10,000
cents
placed
941.
Bay
powder
320 600
reserved
(10
additional
be
announced
its
152.658
'.,
RECAPITALIZATION—On July
stock
new
Texas
com¬
*175 769
the
slock
at
Orders
■
•<
.
at
preferred
p.
color
ware-
a
shares
have
been
reserved
for
option to Martin Bruce: ai d 45,000
shares have
issuance upon exercise ol
for
186,
duce
slock
a
common
of
common
stock.
Participants
The
*
(10
such
on
•
and
stock
'\
Dow's
petro-chemical group- and
Bay Refining Corp., a whollyl-ownecS
subsidiary, at Bay City.
facility, using a process under the Ziegler license, will
pro¬
from the
preferred stock ($100 par value), the.
outstanding 1,666 shares of class A
common
stock
($20
par
value)
was changed
and reclassified into
1,902 shards of 4%V
non-cumulative
l'i«t0rr
steck ($100 par value) and 165,0fH> shares• of common stock
its
period,
super¬
par
common
An
will
with
ability
2801.
p.
systematically saving, through regular payroll deductions
year
of
Shares .of
employee benelks program to assist personnel in
their efforts to provide
greater economic security for themselves and
their families* this
company bus launched >& voluntary personal thrift
program for some 6,200 employees
of the firm, Raymond F.
Evans,
Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer, announced on Sept, 5.
The plan provides Diamond
employees
with a convenient means of
interest
cents
fields.
and
plant
supplied
stock
snares
/
Diamond Alkali
Co.—Employees' Thrift Plan—
Broadening
(10
'
completion
In
making the announcement, C. B.
plastics department, said that
exist
subsidiaries
6,500 shs.
n,>p.-cumulative
,"
1956 differ
of
2
Treasurer.
$211,494
•
i._
Jan.
Assistant
company
plant
The
ana.
snares
1,620,150
6,700,000
-
for the nine months ended July 31,
due
Anaheim
said.—V.
The
amended
to
provide for a change in authorized
from
1,666 shares of class A
common
stock
($20
par
1,666 shares of class B
common stock
($20 par valuet and
-.<>.)(> shares of
preferred stock <$100
par value) to 180.000 shares of
i.c
cumulative first preferred
s+ock-($lo par value), 6.500 shares of
11,282,100
slightly froijij fhppt; reported p. year ago because the accounts
Deere, C. A., a foreign subsidiary, have not been
consolidated
upon
incorportaion
\alup1
19,282,100
8,000,000
taxes
notes,
Mr.-Krieger
Apex Petroleum, Douglas Oil more
than doubled its
crude
oil
reserves,
Mr. Krieger pointed
out.
Currently,
66 wells in
production, in the West
are
tion
in
reserved
capital
219,412,647
52,442,609
—23,342.609
on
preferred stock1,620,150
dividends declared
dividends declared
$" •'
^
302,467,349
taxes—
Canadian & State inc.
income
Cash
J"
:
before
Provision
stock
RECENT
'
1956
-
bank
;
elected,
Dow Chemical
Co.—Enters Linear Polyethylene Field
are
issued
been
-Sales and Earnings Rise—
'
to
other notes
value)
par
issuance
price
July 31—
and
Seaton,
polyethylene field
1958
cumulative
adjustment on nylon truck
tires reflects increased material
costs
and
also
brings nylon
truck
tire prices into a more
realistic manufacturing-cost
relationship with
rayon truck tire prices.—V.
186, p. 1048.
*
•
Nine Months Ended
payable
of
130.000 shares.
§130.600 shares have been
preferred
stock;
increase in. nylon-cord
content, according to I. Eisbrouch,
of Dayton
Rubber's tire division, has long been con¬
by the tire industry to bring the ultimate in
nylon Truck
tire
quality and cost-por-mile economy to a
heavily cost-burdened
motor transport
industry and to truck users generally.
Vice-President
EisbrOueh
note
6't )
^Convertible Into
total
templated
Mr,
to
B.
being drilled
Outstanding
year:
been
acquiring
and
I10
depend
that
built specifically for it ancl
approximately 80,000 square
Authorized
one
have
proven
there
value)—
§1,000,000 shs.
510,000 shs.
payable quarterly and will be
secured by chattel
mortgages
partial payment
of
the
purchase
price
of
Big
Ben
supermarkets.
in¬
its
was
contains
W.
In
space and 6,000 square feet for the
company's
Is located on a
plot' of approximately two acres.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
notes due serially 1961
curnul. 1st pfd. stk. ($lo
par valuel
non-cumulative
preferred
stock
common
tire
truck
which
Petroleum
Vice-President;
converted
occupies
collateral
? '
$150,000.
substantially
and
net
The
company
Apex
They include Geoige T. Goggin, President; T. A. Atkinson,
J. M. Jackson, Vice-President; R. L. TollefSecretary; D. L. Commons, Treasurer and Assistant
Secretary;
sen,
cartons
will
its
and
company
1980, the
of
announced.
Executive
rental.
which
opportunities
due
"Notes
that
sizes
and
minimum
a
within one year:
5'i'r subord.
debs., due Aug. 15, 1969
6% equipt. notes
due serially 1958-59
6% collateral
notes due serially 1966
of
sizable
A
It
and
collateral
Debt
,
Inc.
enlarged
expansion
....
April 2,
itself.
Park,
presently
approximately
advancing nylon
"<>.
•>
Y.,
within
(3'aVc
6%
Dayton Rubber Co.—Boosts
Nylon-Cord Content—
creasing the nylon-cord
truck tires, and at the
by
Oifices
one
($100
The
N.
Equipment purchases
Takoma
operating unit,
Dalton
Finance
be
stock was accomplished
through issuance of
12-year convertible debentures and cash.
olficers
.
will
and .suitable
expires in
1955.
in
demand
coipou.tion
purchased
from
Associates
Ind., the former assets of Coastal Finance
and
Takoma
and,
propitious
a
New
FINANCING
„
Debt
1148.
p.
attractive
CAPITALIZATION
<
one
as
and
5
Acquisition of the Apex
combination of 5Vz'/o
a
during 1958, the
Brooklyn, Queens and
Ufi»..distribution
executive
aforementioned Coastal office.
soon
offered
now
inspects
In
proper'y occupied by the
.
company
reactivated
store
ar.d
percentage of sales with
of
,lea«e which
early
of
into
securities
the
fall of
1957
and
additional supermarkets In
oper¬
combined
lood
a
and
contemplates™''.further
Glendale,
approximately $175,000.
The two offices
large operating unit, having total receiv¬
approximately $250,000, and now operating as Dalton Finance
Inc. of Silver
Spring.
Fair Loans Inc.,
along with its license and certain other assets, has
been kept
intact though inactive.
It is expected
that this
been
ables
dairy products
candling department.
new
leased
*
15,
1957,
the corporation,
through a new wholly-owned
acquired the assets of a loan office formerly operated
by
Coastal Finance
Corp. in Silver Spring, Md.
On Feb. 15 the corpora¬
tion purchased
tin? capital stock of Fair Loans, Inc., which was
have
of
and
secure
Jan.
to
sale
supermarket locations or
acquiring existing
the .financial
condition of the
company, and its
additional
financing, if required.
markets
to
subsidiary,
ating next door
the
and
1957
a
number
leasing
in
receivables of
meat
modern
<-iCompany
the
i„
upon
Mt. Rainier, Md.
The name of Good Will
was
changed to Dalton Finance Co., Inc., and the company was moved
into
larger quarters to accommodate the new expanded
operation.
This company is now
being operated as a wholly-owned ,subsidiary,
and
a
upon
began
Good
if
♦
lor
Dalton
the
Y.
i/v'rinrtU County. Long Island, which will occupy premises ranging from
fP' 5 square feet to 24,000 square feet. Two of the leases are on
unnur rentals and the other, four contain provisions for. pay-menrs based
Street,
Md.
corporation,
of
country.
at four
take
in
suP®rra&rket
company will open 5
conduct
the
certain
eggs
11
under
forms
to
N.
consummated.
D.'ring September
principally
place only
Silver Spring and Takoma Park, Md.
its
principal
office
at
3800—34th
Rainier,
corporation
Rainer,
In
;
small
lor
locations
Mt.
company's
ail
Mary¬
business, making loans to indi^dual borrowers
financing.
It
successfully
Til
March, 1956, S. Solon Cohen
acquired a substantial interest in
the company and
became Chairman of the Board.
All
supermarkets
maintain
grocery,
dairy,
frozen
food,
meat
produce,
and nonfood
departments and all food stores maintain similar
ciepartments except
for meat and produce.
All
units
are
primarily
self-service
operations, making sales on a cash and
carry basis.
The
company
operates
all
departments of its business,
having no con¬
cessionaires.
It does
not
manufacture
or
produce any of tis mer¬
chandise and
most
of its
purchases are direct from
manufacturers,
processors,
canners,
dairies
and
meat
packers.
It
does,
however,
(with
attached)
stock
common
Class B common stock
"Of
debentures
conv.
subord.
Counties, Long Island,
first
'
In
of
one
the
largest transactions in Rockland County. Nj Y.,
Irving Maidm-.m and Bernard G. Nemeroff have
newly completed golf and country club.
estate
this
real
history,
chased
pur¬
The
property consists of 225 acres purchased several
years-ago by
Handwerg, Inc.,- the sellers, whoylbiiilt a 27-hole golf course,
swimming pool, a guest house containing 40 double rooms, a club-house,
lounge and dining rooms seating 1,200, all completely air-conditioned.
The buildings and golf layout were
designed and executed by- John
Handwerg,: Sr., who also built Greenwood and Rivervale Country Clubs
in Bergen County,-N. J.
•
John
Diamond Gardner
See
Diamond
Match
Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Co.
Dorr-Oliver,
)
Inc.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
L
below;
3 Mos. End.
'
\
,
"
'•
•
*
.
*
•
'
•
.
C
-
* I
.
iU.
I
*
«■
,
_T
The stockholders
29
the plan and agreement
tion by this1
company of
1957
$28,971,803
$19,757,024
1.072,737
2,211,931
1,371,468
509,449
1,064,32 1
661,501
of
on
of
of
{&)
approval and
adoption
reorganization providing for the acquisi¬
substantially all of the properties and assets
The
to
will consider;
Gardner
the
Board
certificate
Diamond
&
of
Gardner
Carton
Co.;
incorporation
Corp.—V.
186,
p.
and
<b)
proposed
changing
524.
income
Dividends paid
Increase
Common
Dilbert's
Earns,
Quality
Supermarkets, Inc.—Securities Of¬
fered—S. D. Fuller & Co., New York
City, on Sept. 17
publicly offered 180,000 shares of 7% cumulative first
preferred stock (par $10) and 180,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) in units of
one share of each class
of stocky at $10.10
per unit. These shares are not separ¬
able
uhtil
units
of
The
-
part,
share
any
plus
1959,
at
1957,
date.
Oct.
per
1,
redemption
the
30
on
dividends
$10.50
until
the
time,
PROCEEDS—It
of
11,
such
and
This
transferable
are
is
the
only
is
days
and
date
at
of
50c
000
at
time
any
to
use
of
until
the
to
plus
whole
net
$11
Oct.
a
units
1914
as, a
name
was
executive
The
erates
partnership
adopted
offices
In
and
was
retail
chain
incorporated
-successor
a
1957
under
the
'to
a
same
as
of
17
exceeded
months
the
Dilbert
business
name.
Bros.,, Inc.
originally started
The
present
ratio
--V.
supermarkets
and
22
food
stores
the
in
stock
end
the
receipt
1957
common
on
of
for
the
the
share
by
to
p.
of
1,
morr
as
of
•
with
half
stock
for
base
the
which
Club
of
production
1957
plant
will
be
which
area-wide
two
the
lease
than
Valley
Spring
back
taken
was
$8,000,000.
'-
■
exits
of
by the
1
;
the
New
Interstate
cafe-restaurant.
addition
in
to
the
double
40
250-room
a
•!
motel
rooms
for
availble
now
evernight and week¬
'
Dorr-Oliver
Inc.
Robert L.
The Increase
of
volume
of
announced
*
with
ratio
a
of
called
in
affected
on
San
in
completed
subsidiaries
cash.
assets
1.8
to
at
Current
of
1
at
July, Douglas Oil Co.
outstanding
stock.
011
and
ehibalkCd
Mr.
on
Krieger
Dec.
trial
30,
liabilities
program
31,
said.
the
winter
to acquire the
Mantos
de
Blancos,
Chile
Consolldadas
commercial
throughout
and
and
Europe.
other
in
interests
the
holds
of
major
Corporacion
Chilean
and
the
and
coin-
additional
(Chile)—
1
1
/
located
but
45
in
kilometers
Chile,
is
The
of northern
the
Chile,
The
development of
Hochschild
past:
nud
hi
de
have
la
indus¬
and_ his
America,
Nort.i
Produccion
small
of
Investment
ore
the
several
Interests
yearS■' In
part of
the
northeast
for treating the ore and
of, water which became available
the
mining,
Hochscliikl
South
F'omento
de
foreign nationals
of
a financial program
Mantos Blancos mine ana
Antofagasta, largest city
deposit has been known for many
required new metallurgical
adequate and reliable source
property
methods
•
extensive
of
the
enterprise.
investment, its first
port
years
firm
the
Mauricio
Dr.
countries
totaling $12,800,00C/ for development of
smelter
the
S. A.
Gainer, President of the International Finance Corporation,
corporation.
and
America
11
1956.
plated.
This effort, was; completed
the 'colnp&ny "no longer IS' In the market for the
he
throughout
-
on
associates
-
a
continue
engaged In the development of a copper mine and smelter
Antofagasta
region
of
northern
Chile.
Mantos
Blancos
Is
by Empresas
Sudamcricanas
Cousolidadas, S.A., a Pana¬
the
manian
June
$13,743,500.
the acquisition of 98.8'(of
Corp., Ltd., and will operate
.
will
controlled
California—Acquisition—
Petroleum
club
/
corporation
July
the
interests
has
the
Sept. 16 that the corporation has reached agreement,
subject to completion of the necessary legal formalities, for a $2-,200,000
investment in Empresa Minera dc Mantos Blancos, S.A., a Chilean
,
capacity.
adversely
was
negotiations
and
at
spring.
Capitalization Increased—Sell Debentures—
Approximately 134 plants were closed until
with signing of an area-wide
agreement,
compared
Apex
stock,
noolside
a
planned,
Empresa Minera
periods
1,095,15.9 com¬
includes 173,970
subsidiary for the time being, it was announced on
Sept. 18 by
W. G.
Krieger, President.,
"
:
>,
Following the initial purchase of two-thirds of the Apex stock last
Sept. -6
more
near
House, to build
guests.
and
of
rights offering.
largely to increase
of
Calif.,
the
a
remaining
\
-
long-term
year.
1957,
due
■
'
and
rooms
the
company events.
New construction
Incoming
2912.
company
stock
situated
is
Thruway and Palisades
It is also
compared
the June
is
second
1957.
$21,388,000,
stock
expansion
Oakland,
region.
Aug. 14.
assets
1.9
A
Although operated as a private membership club. Empire State will
be available to large industrial firms for conventions and other
special
orders, which
approximately $40,000,-
30.
$28,601,273, including $5,025,113
$14,857,773, resulting in net current
185,
preferred
ing
,
new
new
June
with
last
common
the
to
of
as
possible
connection
Bay
the
of
total
were
This
corporate
under
$0.71
on
property
IFC's
in
name, locatec} in. Brooklyn, Queens and Nassau
County Long
Island; IN? Y.! The chain' will he
further expanded by. the addition of
17 Big Ben
Supermarkets which operate in
Queens, Nassau and Suf¬
905,689
period
the
on
adjusted
Douglas Oil Co. of
in
at
Dilbert
$384,109
$0.99
dividend
of
similar
earnings
been
at
in
Current
-
The company, maintains its principal
83-36 77th Ave.,, Glendale 27, N. Y'.
with
its
wholly-owned subsidiaries, op¬
warehouse
strike
settlement
sale
.July, 1957.
corporation,1 j together
a
six
for
share
have
Francisco
the
$810,172
1,095,150
$0.48
quarterly
all cash:
aggregate rental of
Parkway.
''
The management company, the
Empire State Country Club and Hotel
Cor))., will construct 200 cabanas around the pool as well as 200 dress¬
$394,524
backlog from
$33,000,000 at June 30.
income
by
1957
a
per
3.
were
1925' las
the
for
was
an
,
first
$34,556,000
Net
1,
as'follows: to pay approximately $970,000 in
connection
the acquisition of the
Big Ben supermarkets: to repay a note
$80,000 to Bildner Big Ben Corp.; to use
approximately $300,000
lor equipment and
merchandise for five new supermarkets which have
already been leased and which will be opened in the Fall of
1957 and
during 1958, and the remainder will be added to
working capital.
York" in
for
York
1,095,159
..
company's excessive
31, 1956 to about
the
earnings per
shipments made
redemption
from
325,858
stock
com.
equipment
in
of
BUSINESS—Corporation
of
the
1957
surplus
the
011
shares
outstanding
shares issued in
dividends accrued
proceeds
337,438
mon
in
or
-
The sale
sellers at
$709,967
168,764
share.
for
The
in
thereafter.
the
$1,147,610
_>
outstanding
provision
Dec.
orders
with
earned
share
Deliveries
with
New
in
per
reduced
offering
price
date
accrued
share
per
in
the
at
redemption
dividends
$10
redemption
notice,
the
to
at
intended
to
prior
plus
1961
fs
subject
accrued
share
•
shares
per
"After
In
first public
$563,288
connection
first''preferred, stock
at
date
to
Dec.
until
Dilbert's stock.
.1956
,
The
to
name
,
Net
amendment
company's,
-6 Mos. End. June 30--
June 30,'57
$14,595,486
...
sales billed and
other revenue..
Income before income
taxes,
Fed. ancl
foreign taxes on income.—
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Oct.
1
,
Net
Diamond Match
<•
also
an
only this
have
year,
invested
defining 'the
.
about
Mantos
$3,000,000
Blancos
ore
during
bqdies,
engineering, through extensive pilot plant operations, a satis¬
factory metallurgical
process.
The proved
ore
body
will now be
developed and a metallurgical plant will be constructed to piocess
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
C?W)
G
in
be
,
Aug. 31,'57
Dec. 31.'56
$4,265,756
26,642
$160.11
of—
As
$3,203,203
20,080
$159.52
net 'assets-
Total
outstanding,.....
asset value per share
v.—1.——————
Shares
Net
Assets Increased—
Fund Inc.—Dividends and
Energy
„»
.
•
1957 annual dividends totaling $7.85
have declared
The directors
General
This
Months Ended
1957 totaled $4,292,583
30.726,207
$6,894,853
Dr58,828
$5,797,197
Drl67,725
$6,571,130
$6,836,025
1,637,941
1,601,081
$5,629,472
1,312,458
S4,933,189
Other income (net
37,051,034
.
35,234,944
$4,317,014
stock at
Co.—Registers Deb. Offering
company
offer
to
proposes
for
warrants,
with
debentures,
the
The
be
supplied
amendment,
by
Warrants.',,
Proceeds
%.
t
>
of the debentures with warrants will be
cf tne company and be used in part to
in part to retire a portion of short-term
.
capital,
working
increase,
•
funds
general
bank loans incurred primarily because of
capital,
and for other general corporate
r.eed.s
iiave
been
increasing
as
a
result
%
:
..
the ,sale
from
the
are to
the exercise of tho
the terms for
are
as
'•
■•»,
• -
sale
& Co.
public
an underwritting group handed by Kidder. Peabody
interest rate, public offering pr'ce, and underwriting terms
through
increased needs for working
purposes.
Working capital
of
inventories
larger
and
connection with the expansion of the scope
and its-subsidiaries, increased sales, and
higher costs of production.
Any pioceeds received by the company
upon the exercise of the warrants will be used for its general corporate
Show Gain—
receivablesof
required
activities
of
purposes!—-V.
Co. of
in
the
186.
company
1149.
p.
-%
'
.
'
*'
.
Products Corp.—To Sell Certain Assets—
above.—V. 162, p. 3073.
See Gabriel Co.
.
Sold—Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Jones & Templeton on Sept. 17
offering
income
Gross
Income deductions
839.
p.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept,
13. 1957. covering $12,000,000 of subordinated debentures, due Oct
1,
1982
vith common stock purchase
warrants attached.
The company
The
California—Preferred Stock
Curtis and Mitchum,
jointly made, a public
of 250,000 shares of 5V2% cumulative preferred
par ($20 per share).
This offering was quickly
General Telephone
36,847,082
.
revenues....!
operating
Net
:
186,
General Tire and Rubber
Gladden
$6,554,503
16,627
Operating expenses and taxes
said.—V.
letter
its sales volume for .Juiier July,Land
which is an 8.9% increase for the same
?957 were $1,269,813 as compared
in 1956.—V. 186, p. 839.
that
reports
company
$43,945,887 $36,523,404
$43,401,585
....
does
Acquired—
.
Merchandise Co.—Sales
1955
1956
1957
June 30—
to date.
to have expired July 15, but extensions
to Sept. 13.
"'The corporation
beyond Oct. 14," Mr. Power's
was
Aug.
14 and later
to extend the offer
granted to
not intend
were
period in 1956.
Sales lor August.
with $1,205,631 for the same month
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Equitable Gas Co.
12
Operating revenues ——;
above.
Co.
Match
Diamond
See
August,
■
of
95%
preferred stockhold¬
14.
President, said in a letter to Peninsular holders
all Peninsular common and over 90%. of all Pen¬
General's, original offer
division operating, in Boston, Mass,
' !
:
' '
Carton Co.—To Be
Gardner Board &
per
to shareholders
shares
Power,
preferred stock have been exchanged
insular
added, to
of record Sept. 18, 1957, One
year ago 1950 dividends totaling $0,70 per share were paid on 17,680
chares,— V. 186, p. 213.
'
20,994
on
its own electronics
pany already has
—V. 186, p. 112.
Chare. Approximately $5.91 of the total dividend represents distribution
from realized capital gains. The 1957 distribution will be paid Sept. 27,
1957
Aug.
on
C.
than
mere
,
premium.
without
redeemed
Donald
.
debentures bearing
interest of 7'>
with amortization completed in 1968, The corporation
receives option rights to purchase at par $1,10G,0CG of Mantos Blancos
common
stock.
In addition IFC may receive additional
payments
dependent upon the amount of dividends.
The debentures can be
will
$2,200,000
of
investment
IFC
The
expired
ers
30,
June
of
expected by mici-1959.
in common shares by the
Stockholders' group, the total capital of Mantos Blancos will amount
to S12.800,000 of
which half will be in the form of unsecured debt
©nd half equity.
The Hochschild group Is committed to provide the
total equity
of $6,400,000 and $2,200,000 in debt.
The balance of
debt,
financing will be
provided by $2,000,000 from the American
Overseas Finance Company of New York and $2,200,000 from IFC.
per year.
Full-scqle opeiation is
Including the $3,000,00(1 already invested
The offer to Peninsular
Peninsular Telephone Co.
pro forma book value of $1.0) as
Gladden stock now held.
When the preliminary plan for acquisition was announced, it did not
include any cash distribution and the debentures were five-year, 5% *
subordinated debentures equal in par value to $3 per share.
Purpose of the acquisi'ion, according to officials of Gabriel, is to
obtain additional shock absorber facilities on the West Coast and to
implement Gabriel's diversification program into the missile and air¬
craft industries field.
The Gabriel Company is the largest independent
manufacturer of automotive shock absorbers in the country, and con¬
trary to the experience of many automotive suppliers, has experienced
sharply accelerated profits this year.
Gladden Products Corporation is nationally known for the manufac¬
ture of aircraft hydraulic valve controls.
In addition three of its divi¬
sions
The Motronic Corp., The Missile Products Division,
and the
Gladden Aircraft Products Corp. are major suppliers of servomeclianisiHs and components of hydraulic and fire control systems to moie
than 30 leading aircraft and missile manufacturers.
The Gabriel Com¬
Manufacturing Co. with a
1957 for each share of
Lincoln
refined
producing about 25 million pounds of
2,000 ton3 of ore per day,
copper
Gould-National Batteries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
%
Quarter Ended July 31—
.
1956
1957
r
."
.
$16,046,911 $16,700,190
1,517.063 *. 1,495,157
Federal, State and Canadian income taxes (est.)
799,167
785.299
sales
Net
before
Income
oversubscribed.
taxes-
income
—
,
'
Net
income
—•
—
„
„
preferred dividend requirements
—212,467
shares)
47,215
preferred stock is redeemable in whole or in
lot* at tlie option of the company, upon
days' notice, through Aug. 31, 1962 at $23, and thereafter uit
share plus accrued dividends.
$•' **':•J r*- ■
than
<-212,467
<■212,467
Selected
30
•
$22
published statement to give effect, for
the conversion of 52,785 shares of 4.50%
convertible preferred stock into 211,140 shares of common stock.
•Restated
The
rapid
have
on Sept.
1 announced that the conversion of 4.50%
preferred stock into shares of common stock continues at
As of the end of July, 1957, 56,735 shares of preferred
converted into 226,940 shares of common.—V. 185, p. 2214.
pace.
been
Eureka
.
to
purposes,
company
convertible
a
previously
from
See
Co.—Merger Approved—
Casualty
Association
Fire
Fairchild
Camera
of
Expansion
has
facilities
186,
317,
p.
Expands
Instrument Corp.—Unit
&
announced by
subsidiary.
been
Components Division,
at £25 Park Avenue,
Corporation's
below.—V,
Philadelphia
of
Controls
Fairchild
a
has been nearly
doubled with the addition ol
an
making a total
of 50,000 square feet in the Hicksville facility of this Division.
Both
buildings, which have been connected, are completely air conditioned
tmd the expanded laboratory, office and production areas functionally
arranged for peak efficiency.—V. 136, p. 941,
Floor
'
space
Fire Association of
The
the
fsent.
the
Philadelphia—Merger, etc., Voted—
into this Association
of Reliance Insurance
Co.
of
and the Eureka Casualty Co. and the change of name
surviving
12
The
.
1957.—V.
year
Reliance
to
company
Insurance
special stockholders' meeting.
and change of name are to
at a
merger
186,
Co.
the
Co.—New
Rubber
&
\k
i
Air
suspension—hailed
in
50
the
as
featured
biggest
contribution
to
model
1958
most
on
passenger
cars
manufacturers.
The
i
bus
air
to
move
railroad
and
acceptance
suspension
began
industries.
the
of
soft
about
New
1958
10
in the truck,
ago
years
model
will
cars
full
mark
riding
suspension system.
Airide springs are being manufactred at Firestone's Noblcsville, Inch,
plant. Approximately 15 types of rubber bellows are in production for
different
model
cars.—V.
186,
,
Church, Athens, Ohio—Bonds Offered
4(2%
—B. C. Ziegler & Co., on Sept. 9 offered publicly $200,000 of 5%, 514% and 5V>% first mortgage bonds due
and
bonds
thereafter
a
at
church
new
redeemed
100%;
proceeds
-le
_
01
be
may
at
with
102%
or
on
accrued
before
interest
in
April
each
are to be used to help pay cost
education building (estimated at
and
cum.
tain
the
(Tex.)—Plant Opened—
company's new multi-million dollar gypsum products plant at
to wee t water, Texas,
was officially opened on Sept.
19.
This marks the
entry of the company into the gypsum business as well as its first
plant investment in the State of Texas.
The company is a producer
box
and
($20
paperbourd,
cement, composition floor coverings, industrial
lime, lire-fabricated chimneys, paving and automotive products, and a
Wide range of building materials.—V. 186,
p. 1049.
v
conditions
such
of
manner
Friendly Finance, Inc., Paducah, Ky.—Exchange Offer
The
20,375
letter
of
connection,
Atock
shares
of
notification
with
a
class
filed
Plan
of
stock
common
with
SEC
on
Aug.
26
Realignment under
Capital
exchange
$100
(i)
such
by
issued
which
multiples thereof,
or
on
the
principal amount of the corporation's
dated. Dec. 15, -1956 and due Dec. 15,
purchase
unissued class
B
five
shares
stock
common
of
the
(par Si)
Purs"ant to such effer
efened stock who
is
loan
at
a
mice
of
was made only
their
com-
par
of
10
$2 per share.
-
with holders of
for
that
pur-
V
p»
%
s^"res 80 surrendered were cancelled and retired. See also
r-iF!inial
f?r lhe acquisition by this
°f1C F?r^i' Glenc*ale, Calif.,
directors of both corporations.
hial
by the
u
Federal income
Other
Under
cash
in
the
terms
assets
and
Gladden
subordinated
not
less
J'he
The
than
two
Co.
on
will
purchase
the basis
of
10%.
of
r>ecome
Foundry
a
with
the
annual
an
sinking
fund
•
Gladden
and
not
The
separate company
to
included
in
requirement
the
of
Net
Net
operating
after
—V.
186,
,1,148,856
242,218
7,647,771
1,056,323
195,000
170,689
147,647
$310,550
$299,138
234,719
income
charges
p.
-
7,202,201
;
1,714,569
1.030.049
1,620.000
1,157,797
„
235,104
-
•
$2,201,209
-
1,680,613
$2,105,405
_
1,691,482
942.
General Telephone Co. of Ohio- -Earnings—
Period End.
Operating
Operating
-
$5,685,748
3,412,753
$823,825
$6,270,829
540,907
492,087
3,675,053
121.000
114.000
887.000
775.000
73,186
65,125
504,372
47|3,376
$173,268
122,118
$152,613
$1,204,404
111,793
868,003
District
the
.
$1.10
$1.20
feet.—V.
square
1150.
I—
and
1150
6 Months Ended-June
Net
_
-••••-,
$2,873,490
income" after
Shares
——-.
Federal taxes—'—*204.105
common stock
outstanding-,_—• 286,024
of
is
208,795,227
Profit—
3Q-'
'■
gales
$
$
Hydraulics, Inc.—Reports
Nct
1957—8 Mos.—1956
29,528,785 228,955,922
33,455,479
1050.
——
pp.
Greer
Higher-
$
$
-
180,
p.
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
186,
Grant Co.—August Sales
(W. T.)
-
New Store—
on Sept. 18 opened its r.ev;est market in Hoosick Falls,
currently operates 370 markets in nine Eastern states,
of
Columbia, and
Ontario, Canada.
The new market
8,200
occupies
non-recurring capital gain.
The operations of this company
resulted in an operating profit of
tNet loss.
$3,188,103
1309,933
* 286,024
"
during" the first six months of 1957
$51,105.
.
During tlie first half of 1957, your company sold its interest 111 its
two subsidiaries—Greer Marine Corporation and Greer Industries, IncT.
Greer Marine Corp. was sold 011 May 2, 1957, to General American
consideration of $200,000. Under the terms
a 20%
interest in the earnings of
seven years (through Dec. 31, '1963).
The
losses to Greer Hydraulics incurred by Greer Marine ceased, retroactive
to Dec.
31, 1956.
Iii addition to the proceds from> sale of this subr
sidiary, the company was relieved of Greer Marine obligations which
)t had guaranteed and will receive full payment of advances made
to that company as well as the accounts receivable from it.
~
sin. the second transaction involving a subsidiary, the company sold
its 51 %
interest in Greer Industries, Inc., to the minority stockholder.
Net proceeds to Greer Hydraulics, Inc., on the sale was approximately
$107,000,
resulting in a small profit.
Greer -Industries' name hafe
been
changed by the
new
owners
to Disogrin Industries, Inc. No
corporate relationship now exists between this firm and its former
taxes
operating
taxes
.
of
sale,
186,
income
charges
p.
$2,196,714
1,538.516
expenses-.
income
212.000
taxes
Other operating
Southwest—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. July 31—
Federal
Net
operating
after
Net
—V.
186,
1957—7 Months—1956
$13,894,455 $11,507,076
1,085,045
9,305,546
7,234.710
247.000
1.569.000
1,652,507
105,973
898,817
727.808
$304,106
$277,473
$2,121,092
$1,892,051
236,840
income
221,114
1,564,778
1,473,530
942.
General
Mustang Motor Products Corp
be called The Lincoln Manufac-
The
of
its
offer
Corp.—Exchange
Telephone
to
The
on
Sept.
exchange
13
its
common
Offer
Extended
final extension to Oct.
stock lor common shares
announced
14
of
Hydraulics, Inc.
these
of
$1,340,000
186,
p.
bonds,
'
Federal
and
issue
011
The
due
Dec.
notes payable to banks have been
1956 to $950,000 as of June 30,
31,
1050.
Co.—FPC Approves Bonds—
Commission has authorized
competitive bidding, $17,000,000
this company to
of first mortgage
conditioned the authorization in
sale the FPC, by further order,
that prior to the
must approve the
Power
at
sell,
v
.
two'sales,
1987.
commission
consummation
of the
price to be received for the bonds and the interest rate.
Proceeds
from
the
issue
will
initially reimburse the
treasury
in part
for previous construction
company's
expenditures and will enable
approximately $16,000,000 of short-term notes expected
to be
outstanding as of the date of the issuance of the new bonds.
The
company,
at The Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway, New York 15,
N.
Y.,
will up to noon
1EDT1 on Sept. 30 receive bids for the pur¬
chase from it of the above-mentioned $17,000,000 first mortgage bonds
it
corporation
retains
next
Gulf States Utilities
,
$1,715,491
142,092
taxes
charges
p.
from
the
for
result
a
1957.—V.
Operating revenues—!
Operating
Greer
As
reduced
942.
General Telephone Co. of The
Hydraulics
Greer
Marine
parent,
after
for a
Transportation Corp.
$1,022,619
749,858
expenses.-
operating
-
1957—7 Months—1956
$908,361
revenues
Other
1956
1957—Month
July 31—
Federal income
transaction,
taring Co. Gladden stockholders will receive one share of stock of The
,
1957 and $57,728 in
Union Co—Opens
and
*$153,000
•
original issue.
of
Corp.
share——r
stock—per share—
common
on
company
-Y.,
"
$1
equal in par value to $2 per share for each
share.
These debentures would be 10-year, 6%
debentures
subsidiaries
Lincoln
would
agreement, The Gabriel
liabilities of Gladden
all
debentures
plus
outstanding
the
of
assume
4,248,047
$2.37
the
Grand
Greer
company of certain assets of
were announced on Sept. 18
,ab0Ut a S4, per share PackaSe deal for Gladden stock-
certain
-
taxes—
taxes
operating
—V.
Holders, the final agreement must be approved by a vote of two-thirds
of
.ne
outstanding shares of the Gladden corporation. A stockholders'
meeting for this purpose has been scheduled for Sept. 27
464,332
4,383,690
r$1.90
the end of
The
N.
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Months—1956
$1,833,095
$1,745,326 $12,626,777 $12,052,284
July 31
Operating expenses-.
Net
Gabriel Co.—Acquires Gladden Firm—
464,332
1-
also were reflected in the results for the first half of-1957.
Exploratory drilling is proceeding as. planned. .
.
j, Peter Grace, President," pointed out that while it is difficult tq
predict accurately when start-up costs of new businesses will end and
contributions to earnings will commence, the
projects already men¬
tioned together with similar cnes "are the basis for future growth."
"Taking the various" factors into account," Mr. Grace said. ' it is
cur present belief
that operating profits for the full year 1957 will be
somewhat below those for 1956."—V. 186, p. 729.
issued under
Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
for
..—
stock
ing Co.,
v-
718,862 shs.
500,000 shs.
- 750,000shs.'*
5,133,038 .shs,
■;
:
424,017
'J
Period End.
Net
&OSi*srt
loOj
t
10,547,544
472,166
4,658,486
Baton
at
before
basis,
and
(ii)< a
authorized but
shares
plant
contains cer¬
the issuance of additional bonds
1149.
8,790.649
464.332
5,264,173
major new projects are the $20,000,000 polyethlvlene
Rouge, La., which is scheduled to go into production
jthe year, and bagasse pulp and paper mills in Puerto
Rico and Colombia.
Expenses incurred as a result of, the oil venture
in Libya, in which the company is associated with Texas Gulf Produc¬
"■""Among
.
V
—V.
p.
General Telephone Co. of
subordinated
6%
186,
983,034
1956 applicable to
minority stockholders.
tComputed on basis of the average number of
shares of common stock outstanding during each period,
tRepresents
the rate paid by the company.
§Before deduction of taxes, minority
interest and provision for unrealized foreign exchange differential.- \
issuance.
made.—-V.
common
paid
deducting'$286,013 in
* After,
Angeles, Bank of American
Citizens National Trust Ac
respective
1981,
corporation's
voluntarily surrendered
units
for
par
a
warrant
to
in
upon
preferred stocks
on
per
divs
JCash
in
were
shares
debentures,
p
covered
recently
J5Lr,feCn the right of its outstanding 43,003 shares of preferred
f, holt el's
(par
$10)
io
shares of preferred stock,
©r
B
value)
paid
•(Earnings
%
arrangements
has
company
Los
Operating revenues,.
;
par
8,133,601
299.149
350,746
'J—-
payment after June 30—:
Average ' number ! oft shares of common
•V.
outstanding during the period——
None
-
20,088,196
5,848.076
income
Dividends paid 011 common stock—:—;
—I
dividend
declared
on
preferred
stocks
*
v
15,288,620
foreign taxes on
and
S.
51,612,473
228,997,386 222,117,868
—-
;
U.
inccnin
Dividends
280.312 shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
i-
income
SNet
with Security-First National Bank
National Trust and Savings Asso¬
Savings Bank of Los Angeles and
The First National City Bank of New York to borrow from
time to
time up to Oct. 31,
1957, an aggregate amount not to exceed £24.-<
000.000 outstanding at any time on an unsecured basis;, at -the prime unsecured commercial loan rate of interest prevailing at' the date the
$The
of
$771,718).
and
restrictions
and
case.
The
of
stock
pfd.
19,688
1,000,000
500,000
1,500,000
7,000,000
cum.
ciation,
Flintkote Co., Sweetwater
*
*
,
280,312 shs.
value)
%
2
55,306,8<i9
%-
2%__.
revenues
revenues
.
$1,368,000
10,300,000
•The aggregate principal amount of bonds that may be
indenture is not limited, except that the indenture
construction
of
par
any
the
1962
1,
if
series,
pfd. stock ($20 par value)—
5(2% cum, pfd. stock ($20 par value)
Common stock
($20 par value)
5%
semi-annually from April 1, 1958 to and including Oct.
1, 1969. They are prifced at 100% and accrued interest.
The
($20
stock
pl'd.
series
4%%
Future
First Methodist
-
»,
-
Lower
1956
1957
-
applicable to minority stockholders in
consolidated subsidiary companies;—-—^-—--;
•Prov. for unrealized foreign exch. differential
3Vb%, due Nov. 1,
Cumulative
1149.
p.
'
June 30-
Ended
Income
% Outstanding
;. -
340,000
$0.89
-Net Earnings
(& Subs.)
Grace & Co.
Provision for
1977
"
'
'>* .6,950,000
Series E, due Nov. 1, 1978 (3%%)
>7
6,000,000
Series F, due Nov. 1, 1979 ( 27;,%)—
15,000.000 ~
Series G, due Oct. 1. 1981 13%%)
«,
. "• 10.000.000 •
Series II, due Oct. 1, 1982 (334%)_—
10,000.000
Series I, due Feb. 1, 1958 (3%%)...__
.
.
•
- 12,000.000- ,
•
Series J, due Sept. 1, 1986 (4'/a% )-—
%
,20,000.000 Series K, due June 1, 1987 (5%)
/ 20,000,000
3%% s. L fund debs, (clue Feb. 1, '81). $14,900,000' %
• ; 14,900,000
3%% serial notes (due 1958-1966)
;■
4,500,000
4,500,000
-•
Bank loans—short-term
'—
24,000,000
$
currently
rolling off Detroit production lines, t^e eomnanv announced on Sept. 17.
"Airide by Firestone," the original air spring, in development more
than 25 years, is offered as optional equipment by most automobile
years—is
PRESENT FINANCING
.«*•';
due Dec. 1, 1969.—due Nov. 1, 1974— _
3 % %,
Series C, SVt'.c,
Series D,
comfort
§Nct
"
$0.90
*_i__1^3.6^0.517 170.505.395
Operating
Total
$709,858
■
400 000
com.
011
'
Net sales
•
S717 8°6 v
stock
stock—_
declared
or
—•_—
1050.
p.
(VV. R.)
K,"*;•
•
Authorized
?
bonds—
mortgage
•First
Development—
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
of
Series B,
Firestone Tire
v,
paid
share of common
per
Six. Months
1952,
31,
Dec.
on
end
/
317.
p.
voted
was
place ht
take
Income
-—V:'186,
the name of the company was
changed from Associated Telephone Co.. Ltd. to General Telephone ,Co.
of
California.
The principal executive offices of the company
are
located at 2020 3anta Monica Boulevard, Santa Monica, Calif. . ' ..
Toll service to points in and out of California is "provided in part
over
lines
owned by
the company and other connecting telephone
companies, but principally by connection with the. Bell System through
the lines of The Pacific Telephone Ac Telegraph. Co?
*T
.. .
Effective
California.
merger
Philadelphia
of
Hicksville, N. Y.
adjacent building
--
dividends
Cash
\
RECENT
FINANCING—On
Sept.
5,
1957, the company sold, to
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton and Paine, Webber, Jackson and Curtis
the underwriters of the new preferred stock. 500.000 shares rof ; 5%%
cumulative preferred stock.
The new preferred stock is an additional
amount of the same class as that so sold (see V. 186, p. 942).
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated under the laws of the.
State of California on March 18,
1929 and provides local telephone
service in
certain cities and communities
in Southern and Central
plant.
outside
1-
income
Net
r„
net
PROCEEDS—The-
'SI.86
<"$2.27
$2.13
Earnings per share of common stock
per
by
proceeds from the sale of the new-shares will
become a part of tire treasury funds of the company and will be used
by the company for the construction, completion, ^extension and/or
improvement of 'its facilities.
Additional funds for the construction
program will be obtained from
internal sources and from short term
bank loans and the sale of additional securities when and as required.
The
company
estimates that gross property additions for the six
months ending Dec. 31,
1957 and for the year ending Dec. 31, 1958,
will amount to $30,400,000 and $74,800,000, respectively, and that tho
major additions for the 18 months ending Dec. 31, 1958 will he ap¬
proximately $10,200,000 for buildings, $34,700,000 for central office
equipment,
$21,700,000
for station equipment - and $33,100,000 for
$4,720,722 <■$5,022,477 *$4,104,547
2,211.140
*2,211.140
<■2,211,140
available for com. stock
Number of com. shs.—June 30. 1857
Earnings
comparative
cumulative
5'j'h
The
part
(on
to
due
pay
off
1987—V.
186,
p.
1150.
Volume
186
Number
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Gulton Industries, Inc.—Expands
A
25%
by
increase
this
to
representatives,
was- announced
on
Sept.
company's qommon stock, the largest since
1869.. :On© year "agd, there were 3,248
17
stock.
'
...
internal
and
sales
personnel,
during
1957.
The
recent appointments
bring the total sal°s personnel representing
company to just below 200, the goal for the year.—V. 186, p. 1150. "
the
toial
year,
sales
nuniDered
peisonnei
than
more
100.
PROCEEDS—The
the
sale
working
In
its
of
finance
already
Co.
The
repay
Trust
been
this
any
Co.
financing,
for
$100,000
a
in
peaks
extended
company
current
pay
'•+,
with
seasonal
has
'
proposes
to
capital.
connection
the American
to
company
shares
line
accounts
to
the
to
proposes
borrowings
the
of
.
ment
are
such
field
as
designed
for
planers,
Recently
Tractor
the
Co.
company
of
Peoria,
111.,
manufacturers.
The
work
:./.
commenced
as
the
line
of
Trust
extent
Trust
land
Curlett,
and
Plane.
The
,
All
farm,
ts
of
The
partnership
corporation
The
Caterpillars
the
cash
products
experimental
and
First
St.,
ings,
the
having
San
Jose,
'
,
.
stock
EFFECT
TO
Co.
exceeding 6,000 share
for
cash
will
at
have
$12.50
_
W.
Lunstord
subsidiaries,
William
1
Long,
Chairman
Mr.
Weaver,
delphia, Pa.,
contract
to
[Haile
is
mines
Mine
in
Tlio
in
9
its'
186,
Corp.
and
of
the
that
not
he
Samuel
1956.
Inc.
per
Three
its
\
of
of
year
Kids
net
had
•
Haile
near
Inc.—V.
Halliburton Oil
which
is
also
of
one
produces
the
a
months
into
uranium
years
were
Hycon
to
first
net
to
of
13%
of
$2,275,000,
•
equal to
a
year-end
of
payment
the
'.
110,000
nodules
its
sub-
*126,582
issuance
mon stock (par $5) was made on Sept. 19 by Harriman
Ripley & Co. Inc. and Blyth & Co., Inc., at $64.75
per
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.25 per share. It
shares
for
conversion
value
(par
reserved
ax"»
conversion
.
cf
principal
tures
maximum
be
of
sinking
*'"
■
of
names
fund
purchased by each
v
and
number
the
(formerly
Fa-Rtman
A.
.
C.
the
debentures
are
and
covering
to
proposes
directors,
at
$100
9,365
make
shares
direct
officers,
and
share.
per
The
value;
par
value
and
<
1,000
referred
635
1957.
this
time
at
5%
9,365
stock
the
preferred
'
shares
the
of
stock.
5 %
in
5'/
$100
and
stock,
value,
commence
&
the
10,000
subject
to
the
stock
sale
will
shares
held
The
Clarke
its
by
Kuhn,
■
Co.
In
the
Carl
sion
of
rellecting
in
stock
Debentures
falsely
the
(4)
April,
On
Ilarsco
This
of
Corp.—Acquires Another Detroit Firm—
corporation
the
stock
(formerly
Harrisburg
Steel
Corp.)
has
mately
50,000
securities,
75,000
75,000
50,000
ol
Frederick Colman & Sons,
Inc., Detroit, Mich., it
announced on Sept. 18 Ly Joseph
f. Simpson, President. Colman
designer and producer of tools, dies and
machinery used primarily
by automobile manufacturers, but also by other
industries, with sales
currently at an annual rate of around $7,000,000.
Colman,
which
already is one of the largest tool and die shops in the
country, may
a
further
exnand
its
facilities
to
supplv
the needs
of
divisions. The purchase, Mr. Simpson said, was made for
of
amount
Shields
cash.
&
Purchase
"
Co.
.
.
assisted
other
an
Harsco
undisclosed
Stein
Stifel,
J.
White,
Dean
arranging
this
transaction.
for
the
automotive
industry,
together
annual
said.—V.
rate
186,
of
approximate*
Hartfield Stores, Inc.
"Period End. July 31—
Sales
Inc.
with
investors
100,000
to
withdraw,
Federal
Net
Fed.
1957—6 Mos—1956
taxes
tration
100,000
taxes___
123,714
136,
1,066.712
878,010
105,543
364,909
285,413
$204,796
$188,146
$701,803
$592,595
$0.34
$0.31
$1.17
$0.99
share
per
1957—12 Mos.—1956
293,688
-
318.
p.
Mr.
at
$2
100,000 shares
per
American
used
for
(II.
H.
J.
&
of
the
the
The
letter of
a
stock
notification
10
(par
cents)
the
of
payment
Mr.
with
II,
sales
fiscal
same
President,
ef
year
period
current
&
the
which
of
report
on
Heinz
the
co
began
Sent.
13
to
be
offered
225,000
for
100,000
this
1957,
May
pervious
2,
1957,
the
are
the
first
four
susbtantially
3,734
River
within
Lease
the
time
1933
from
for
the
the
registration
issuance
Inc
50,000
225,000
70,000
50,000
—
these
of
225,000
50,000
315,000
225,000
210,000
Co.
-
Commis¬
assets
of
Uranium
the
274,500
shares
Aztec
of
Intermountain
delinquently filed its cur¬
This report disclosed certain
involving the sales of approxi¬
1956.
directors
claims
issuance
directors
Act
May,
to Intermountain in exchange for
additional securities by Intermountain
of
for
cash.
the
exemption
the
and
This
valuation
report
to
appears
from
of
false
be
registration
uranium
claimed
mining
claims
appropriate
public
the
in
suspend for a
the Intermountain
period
interest or for the protection
exceeding 12 months, or
stock from listing and regis¬
not
common
the
Exchange.
products
new
which
will
greatly
reduce
Auto-Point
610
IBM
size
of
the
on
desk-side electronic
Computer—a
computer
spinet
a
premium
mounted
is
drudgery
Sept. 18 by
paperwork
introduced
on
piano—which can handle problems ranging
computation to jet aircraft
design. This
wheels, and may be rolled from one location
to
perform some of the tasks previously fed to larger
calculators, including those in the $1,000,000 or more class.
The 610 will lease for $1,150 a month, or may be purchased for $55,000.
Outstanding features of the new computer are automatic positioning
of the decimal point and simplicity of operation.
The IBM
8200
Time Punch,
which punches employee payroll ana
job cost data on IBM cars at the source of these operations—thereby
75,000
315,000
Co.
of
with the
Intermountain
of
concerning
Insurance
to
75,000
105,000
Corp
all
report
another
electronic
70,000
Securities
of
current
everybody from clerk to engineer were
corporation. The products are;
commiter
75,000
150,000
—__
a
to
about
100,000
105,000
Inc
file
inquiry will be conducted into the foregoing matters
has been a failure to comply with Section
in
the
respects indicated and, if so,
whether it is
from
75,000
permitting automatic accounting. With conventional recorders, payroll
and
job cost data are printed on the cards, requiring manual com¬
putation, key punching, and verification. The Time Punch may be
purchased for $1,250.—V. 180, p. 1150.
Less
of
and
the
Sept.
Ralph
Stillman
executive
17
E.
by
committee
Cecil
Board—
on
have
been
this
of
Roper,
replaces Harry M.
of
Bank
N.
Durning,
Y.—V.
directors
it
was
President,
185,
p.
a
partner
owners
of
the
The
of
net
annual
$2.81
resigned,
2099.
is
President
per
with
taxes
report
5,402,000
after
sale
&
Chemical
Corp.—Earns. Up
29%
in¬
June
earnings
the
30,
at $6,961,000 or
the 2,337,287 common rharc-s outstanding, compared
$2.14 per share a year ago.
I11 addition, a gain
share on
of
listed
or
$713,000,
31
or
for
cents per
year
realized
share,
was
year
were
from th»
of
pared
shareholders of its two parent companies became effec¬
tive on Sept. 17 JU F. McCollum, President of Continental
Oil Co., one of the parent firms, announced. The sub¬
the previous year's $6,395,000.
totaling $106,189,000, were up 10%
$8,533,000,
com¬
year for
per
scription price has been set at $11
by
Oil
Bay
Hudson's
McCollum
&
is
Gas
Continental
stated
Hudson's
spectus,
holders
Bay
together
Bay
one-sixth
will
be
next
See
also
&
that
by
Continental
and
Oil
Sept.
will
mail
transferable
to
added.
holders
Bay
186,
he
buy
one
for the
out
were
or
shareholders
share
will
held,
eligible
$2,717,000,
97
cents
Earnings
the
775,000
stockholder
a
Oil
30,
1956.
in
each
the
past
years
June
and
30,
th/J
1957,
$1.12 per common
or
share
per
before
13
ended
taxes,
share, compared with $2,37i,0od,
for the corresponding quarter a year ago.
during the quarter, were $2,754,000 compar.il
$2,607,000 for the
represented
an
1956
11%
quarter.—V.
period.
increase
lt-4,
p.
quarter sales of $33,the $30,423,000 in t..e crv-
Fourth
over
1914.
Investors Planning:
Corp. of America—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
to
one
15
Gas
rights
its
corporation filed with the SEC an amendment on Sept. 16, 1957
registration statement covering an additional $30,000,000 o.<
Investment Plans and Systematic Investment Plans wi.ii
Systematic
insurance.—V.
within
184,
p.
share,
&
of
pro¬
The
Bay
June
increased
15
warrant.
Hudson's
ended
have
receive
with
Bay Oil & Gas share.
eligible.
He
added
that
are
each
months
sales
the $96,627,000 to al
Louis Ware, President, pointed
over
the first time exceeded $100,000,000.
earnings
after
taxes
for
the
quarter
Net
Hudson's
16
12
that
rcsponding 1956
Continental
each
with
Sales,
.
with
owned
Continental
each
for
record
a
share.
per
•
Gas
with
(Canadian)
Co. shareholders of recoid Sept. 3 will receive
rights for each Hudson's Bay share owned, and
week,
V.
of
required
McCollum
Continental
the
Oil
75%
Co.
Bay
subscription
right
for
rights required to subscribe
Mr.
ahead
Minerals
011 Sept.
16 reported record sales and a
earnings-after taxes for the fiscal year ended
corporation
in
Bay Oil & Gas Co., Ltd.—Shares Priced at
Share—The registration statement covering the
offering of 1,744,592 additional shares of its stock to
in¬
months
This
crease
1957.
who
who
International
elected
company,
Hudson's
$11
Hudson's
showed
of
property in the year just ended.
Earnings before taxes for
the fiscal
rights
combined
year.
stockholders
that
in
exemption
an
Act
and
mining
the
Act
or
on
The
225,000
—
Co.,
the
Two
75.000
.
315,000
Co.,
National
Hudson's
Sales Rise—
said
organization
Powder
filed
International Business Machines Corp.—New Products
250,000
Co
Stillman,
.Mr.
the SEC
obligations and working capital.
Heinz Co.—International
Heinz,
of
225,000
replaces L. Boyd Hatch, deceased, is
York Stock Exchange firm of D. H. Ellis & Co.
Grace
and
J.)
13
140,000
Co
one
filed
common
share, through H. Carroll & Co., Denver, Colo, and
AngloSecurities, Inc., Jersey City, N. J.
The proceeds are to be
ternational
of
of
and
not
whether there
determine
350,000
Co
&
on
Hudson's
The corporation on
Aug. 29
to
315,000
70,000
&
L.
Less,
the New
25%
Heger Drilling Co., Inc., Rangeley, Colo.—Files—
covering
was
50,000
105,000
members
announced
announcement
$8,960,486 $20,121,677 $19,040,731
328,509
income
Earnings
—V.
inc.
income
Wiiliam
and
of
the
Inc.,
report
100,000
70,000
'
Howe Sound Co.—Two Bankers
certa'n
(& Subs.)—Reports Record Sales
$9,33.2,529
.—
bef.
$140,000,000,
that
hearing,
necessary
944.
p.
believe
\
producis,
and Standard
Die
Set
Manufacturers,
Inc.,
and
subsidiaries, a manufacturer of die sets and drill
bushings.
>
.After giving efiect to the new
acquisitions, Harsco's sales will be
an
to
reason
reporting and disclosure
following respects:
the
>
the
of
944.
p.
At
225,000
'
in
defense
at
186,
of
Colman marks the third acquisition to
have been an¬
by Harsco in less than 30 days. Prior
acquisitions, announced
Aug. 19. 1957, were Ainsworth Manufacturing
Corp., Detroit, Mich.,
manufacturers of automobile steering
columns, shaft assemblies, wind¬
shield regulators, ventilator window
assemblies and a variety of other
items
Weld
Witter
—V.
-
on
Act
this
rules.
to
Month
Securities
250,000
140,000
—
——:
Boyce.;
&
of
involved.
315,000
Webster
Wheat
C.
nounced
related
&
the
250,000
140,000
—
______——
Inc.
Nicola us
Stone
In
Uranium,
this
claimed
officers
and
misleading
under
100,000
—-
Co.
&
&
and
100,000
Co
Barney
Bros.
Stephens,
has
the
Act
approximately
20,
the
and
140.000
(
—
Co
Robinson-Humphrey
Smith,
&
acquisition
uranium
60
officers
its
315,000
-
—
was
is
to
350,000
:_j
,,—
.»
&
with
the
Securities
for
with
350,000
.
Co.
Rhoades
Sehwabaeher
for
140,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
—L%i
105,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane——315,000
Piper, Jafirajr <fc Hopwood
105,000
Reynolds
&
Co
140,000
The
purchased
stock
1956.
March
report
transactions
50,000
—
all
rent
\
225,000
70,000
Corp
&
&
Loeb,
Oil
addition,
the
exchange
in
140,000
.
Brothers
M.
of
Intermountain failed
105,000
Co
&;
Commission
comply
13
Commission's
the report and
105,000
:____
:
Weeks
Freres
Exchange
Oil & Uranium, Inc., and Powder River Lease & Minerals
Co.,
in fact, these shares were issued to another company. More¬
Intermountain iailed to furnish all of the information required
70,000
Co.____-_
Lemon
Loeb
Lazard
Lehman
announced
common
Intermountain delinquently filed on March 20, 1957, a
report for
of April, 1956. Intermountain
falsely stated in said report
274,500 shares of its stock were issued for leases acquired from
(3)
deben¬
#0,000
Co._____
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
.
the
to
Section
by General
by
315.000
Co.
&
par
Uranium & Oil Co.) should be sus¬
listing and registration on the Salt Lake
purpose of taking evidence therein
1957, in the Salt Lake City branch office
21,
order,
failed
of
requirements
100,000
Co
Boston
Forge,n
Johnston,
be
may
Ri
<fe
&
Ilornblower
of
added to the
company's working
capital. The prospectus states that at present ihe
company supplements
working capital by seasonal short-term borrowings.
On June 30,
1957, there were outstanding short-term notes of the
company aggre¬
gating $1,950,000.
Part of the net proceeds from the stock
sale
Fiist
cents
General
Convertible
$625,000
;
Sons
&
Dodge
10
month
when,
(he
$875,000
Co..
Co
&
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
prefer¬
applied to reduce the outstanding amount of such
notes,
V.
Glore.
in
its
be
John
Clark,
the
Magnolia
from
Oct.
on
to
Minerals
(2)
lor
140,000
Co.___-____:
P'.. Eberstadt
registered
the
fr
27,806,274
Commission.
provided
Co.
Inc.____.
Rrown
>
had
$100
authorized
being
Eichler
Co.,
Alex.
cumulative, $100 par
authorized in 1941;
stock
t:
Bqettcher
be
),
of
are
business,
common
par
shares
1957
supply
of
preferred
remaining
authorized
Blyth
'
school
shares
stock,
will
Lestrange ft
Bateman,
company
rights of the "Existing Preferred Stock."
Proceeds from
;
of
The
commissions
or
the stock.
in
12.000
preferred
represent
preferred
ential
5%
The
sale .of
1957,
stock.
through solicitation by its
is offering such stock for sale
"Existing Preferred Stock"
as
of
preferred
stock
and
engaged
30,
shares
to
shares
March,
the
is
of June
as
5%
the
underwriting discounts
which
company,
outstanding
of
employees,
No
paid in connection with
i
its
of
sales
30,864,295
31,383,000
(1) In its current report filed Sept. 19, 1955, for the month of
1955, Intermountain falsely claimed an exemption from the
registration
requirements
of
the
Securities
Act
of
1933
for
the
issuance
of
1,400,000 shares
of
its
stock
in
exchange
for
certain
basic
and
convertible
Sinking Fund
Dillon, Union Securities & Co
Arthurs,
the
SEC
34,737,920
3,866,460
August,
follows:
as
■
,
underwriters
several
Allyn & Co., Inc.
.
4.379,303
hearing for the
A
.
'
$
4,852,411
whether
withdrawn
or
the
that
required
at
$
Exchange Commission, it was
proceedings under the Securities
ordered
determine
requirements
5,009,000
2,009,280 shs.
Debentures
(J. L.) Hammett Co.,
Cambridge, Mass.— Registers
Preferred Stock Offering With SEC—
V
v
7
/ This company on Sept." 12 filed a registration Statement -with
has
to
Intermountain
$1.13
1957—7 Months—1956
$
4,280,175
Securities
According
$7,000,000
debentures
Corp.
fly photography
terrain.—V. 186, p. 1150.
shares.
amount
to
the
Oil
concession.
to
34,097,488 256,741,525 238,822,915
22,441,486 165,168,814 155,173,146
3,928.000
30,703,000
28,497,000
3,348,699
26,131,791
24,288,474
3,949 000
income
Exchange.
over,
convertible
Gulf
Bolivian
a
aircraft
mean
3,744 665
charges
17,
1934
the
♦2,509,280 shs.
as
the
The
of
price.
UNDERWRITERS—The
completed—V. 183, pp. 3010 and 2651..
$12.50)
purchase
photographing
now
Bolivian
obtain
1957- -Month—1956
taxes
operating
Sept.
of
'
•
and
Intermountain Petroleum, Inc., Salt Lake City, UtahDelisting Proceedings Ordered—
will
Outstanding
5,000,000
loans
186, p. 944.
corporation
for
and
FINANCING
$7,000,000
year
b\'ur/o
subordinate convertible
debentures^ due Sept. 1, 1972
stock
income
after
leases
PRESENT
Authorized
5%% sinking fund debentures
Sept. 1, 1969_.._______
Common
Well
TO
year
due
15
.
•
EFFECT
bank
the
to
P-38
20,000 feet above
operating taxes
Net
Net
amount.
same
equipped
•
'
,
12
at
GIVING
using, specially
for
24,976 070
—V.
pro¬
•CAPITALIZATION
Bolivia
company
37,522 146
Other
the
company
has paid
common
stock¬
$2 a share annually. In each year they
four quarterly payments of 40 cents a share
divided among
of
oil
revenues
Federal
1953,
dividends, equalling
been
retire
•
Operating expenses
in
accounted
$21,498,000
to
$
1957,
income
miles
major
Period End. July 31—
Operating
per share. In the previous
net Income $4,360,000, equal
the company reported
and
used
under
pended
$2.19
half
'
•/
DIVIDENDS—Since
have
equal
$11,185,000,
• =
operations
amounted
is
first
altitude of
*an
Stock
1956
be
626.
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
production
and
to
are
186, p.
square
the
was
from
income.
in
$20,804,000,
the
these
1955
proceeds
35,000
Gulf
Uranium
in
net
Ilycon Mfg. Co.—Subsidiary Flies Bolivian Survey—
common
redeemable
are
Income
net
19.57,
net
revenues
$4,407,000,
at
of
company's
share.-Tn
revenues
holders
•
tungsten
through
.Homestake's
six
revenues
per
share./-.
from' the
largest
of
the
was
total
Total
*•
Cementing Co., Inc.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 70,000' shares of com¬
was
15,
events.
The
the
gold mining, in recent
increasingly to earnings.
first
of
income
$2.17
plus
Corp.,
manganese
Nevada
525.
p.
to
Phila¬
approximately
grade
Henderson,
186,
Mining
concentrates
the
20%
yedr,
,<
Tungsten
scheelite
metallurgical
Mine
Manganese,
and
Carolina
America.
>:•
subsidiary,
convertible
and
common stock until Oct.
15, 1960
until Oct. 15,
1964 at $4 per share; and
1967 at $5 per share; subject to adjustment in
thereafter
Hycon Aerial Surveys, Inc., of Pasadena, Calif,, is
company
has operated the Homestake
of the world's major gold producing properties.
has historically
derived substantially all of
one
company
from
EARNINGS—Total
and' its "
Inc.,. and that
Co.,
the
In
about
-'-V:
&
certain
some
prices
1878
approximately ^7%
company
Manganese,
are
share,
is
Sept. 17
before
or
convertible into
are
share;
per
equipment. —V.
share.
per
operations
con¬
ducted in Utah by- the
company
and its subsidiaries, Little Beaver
Mining Co., Inc., and La Sal Mining & Development
Company, produced
943.
p.
President.
Fralnk
at
Lead, S. D.,
revenues
lias »contributed
Outstanding
*68,800 shs.
to. purchase
announced
Directors
become
of
hubnerite
North
North
sidiaiy,
of
-
through
grade
tons
lortg
had
.
Mines,
primary
Hamme
Mining
Jr.,
President
Sept.
on
Boarci
debentures
$3
thereafter until Oct.
.
BUSINESS—Since
Although
ore
importers since 1889/ Recently Halle entered into a
acquire all of the stock of that company in
exchange for
shares.
duces
the
Tungsten
M.
Weaver
Haile
President,
of
The
at
in 1959, provides for annual
$650,000 principal of the deben¬
prices range from 102 to the
redeem
redemption
on
Roman & Johnson.
beginning
to
fund
redemption
mine at
FINANCING
share.—V.
per
$39.50
of the issues will be used to repay short$7,000,000; used in financing the develop¬
ment
of
uranium
properties in New Mexico;
for possible
property
acquisitions* in the future; and for general
corporate purposes.
Haile Mines, Inc.—Changes in Personnel
Announced—
become
un¬
PROCEEDS—Net .proceeds
term leans, amounting to
build¬
options
fund,
sufficient
sinking
per
South
at: 1720
adjacent
feet.
two
PRESENT
at
company
Offered—T,Jie
stockholders of record
common
Subscriptions may be entered for an unlimited amount,
subject to allotment. This offering is underwritten by
Keith Reed & Co.,
Inc.; Aetna Securities Corp. and
1729.
p.
stock
common
The subordinated convertible debentures
stock- until
maturity at $39.50
••
located
102,5C0shs.,
underwriter
184,
-
„
of
are
consists
f.
$10)_
the
below.—V.
ranging from 105%
to
the
principal
amount.
A
sinking fund provides for annual payments of $375,000
beginning in 1962. The sinking fund redemption price is 100',i>,
California
asa
Authorized
(par
addition,
1956
14,000'square
«
.
-*In
of
3,
The
optional
development
Manufacturing
compapy
plant
space
GIVING
Jan".
on
Gurries
the
The
floor
.CAPITALIZATION
Common
of
Calif.
total
a
of
name
offices
and
sinking
payments
principal amount.
Caterpillar
equipment
'V* -
allied
Manufacturing Co.,"-a partnership,
production commenced in January,
1955.
incorporated
was
under
plant
mandatory
tures.
by
'
of
A
equip¬
Gurries
A.
Commercial
Co.
Inc.—Debentures
right to subscribe
7
Sept. 27, 1957, for
$280,000 of'6%% convertible debentures, dated Oct. 15,
1957, and due Oct. 15, 1967, at 99% of principal amount.
sinking fund debentures are non-callable, except for the sinking
until Sept. 1, 1962, and are r.on-refundable at a lower rate of
interest'to maturity. They aie callable, other than
through refunding,
beginning in 1962 at prices ranging from 105 to the principal amount.
in
Raymond
formed.
the
The
an
was
listed
fund,
to>-
necessary
Co.
forming
formally,
of
one
Hycalog,
offering to its
-
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
convertible'into
are
credit
American
'
,
outgrowth
730.
p.
group headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co. offered publicly on
Sept. 18 two issues of
1954 by Raymond A. Gurries in association with
engineer.
As a result a
new
invention for leveling
uniforming farm land was developed into the marketable" Gurries,,
John
>
the
is
company
makes
approved
was
186,
common
and
derwriting
the company
This
the
levelers and scrapers.
Caterpillar tractors.
with
use
'
1946.—V.
founded
was
Heinz
sale
,
credit for
by
American
principally
in
of
public
.
receivable.
company
funds to
use
from
Exchange
company
for
Homestake Mining Co.—Debentures Offered—An
■
BUSINESS—Company
the
owners
offered
debentures totaling $12,000,000 viz: $7,000,000 of 12-year
*•" 5%%
sinking fund debentures, due Sept. 1, 1969, at
to use the net proceeds from.
99.79% and accrued interest, and $5,000,000 of 15-year
current
indebtedness
and
for
5%% subordinate convertible debentures, due
Sept. 1,
*
"
'
Hooker <fc Fay. arranged
1972, at 100% and accrued interest. Until maturity, they
with
share.
per
Stock
Riverside*-Cement
See
t
Gurries Manufacturing Co., San Jose, Calif..—Stock
Offered—Hooker & Fay, San Francisco,- Calif., on
Sept.
12
publicly offered 12,000 shares of common stock-(par
$10) at $12.50
Ydrk
Hercules Cement
start
the
New
first
was
'•>"
At
the
of
stock
common
the
engineers,
representatives
The
tne
on
prediction by Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, President,
double its sales. l-iree, mclucung ueict smiles
a
would
company
Sales Force by 25%
(1263)
in
sales
corporation.
'According
sales
in
\
2225.
,
should
said.
Oil
&
p.
944.
The
Gas
receive
offer
now
their
will
has
subscription
expire
Nov.
16.000,000
1,
shares
outstanding.
Lake
Jefferson
1957.
The
to
proposed
holders
0f
rights
record
Sulphur Co.—Changes
offering to
Sept,
20
(not
common
Sept.
19
Record Date—
stockholders will be maiks
as previously announce iX.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1264)
B.
J
Saunders
Okla.
City.
President
is
of
Kerr
two
of
members
T.
Kerr,
M.
Love,
C.
F.
D.
and
McGee,
A.
E.
James
Webb
on
the
of
the
merger
surviving
issue oi
Sept. 16 of the public offering on Sept. 10
.
(par $5) at $8 per
share through Straus, Blosser & McDowell and associ¬
ates,
It.,was .quickly, oversubscribed and' the books
100,000 shares of common stock
almost
their
entirely
families.
has
company
cipally
in
1957(.
The
tne
on
Oct.
West
a
declared
have
1957.
dividend
cash
a
stocx, payable jncv.
The board intends
common
31,
that
(except
directors
jl5,
10
of
14c
.share
per
i957 to Siocknolders oi record
consider dividend payments at
-
.
at $2,000,000.
United
Mortgage
Earns,
25,
19-57,
Sept.
taxes
Net
and
commenced
company
business
July
on
2,
1934
i«
a
feet.
At the present
and
owns, and
occupies a
leases an additional 20,000
square
feet.
The
company
believes
it
has
outgrown
its
present
quarters, and has acquired land and is completing plans for con¬
struction of a new plant containing not less than 135,000 square feet.
The company is engaged in
the lithography business, specializing, in
full color
reproductions. More than half of its business is in the
printing
of
magazines,
principally
in
color,
which have national
circulation.
The
balance
of
its
work
is
in
commercial lithography,
including annual reports, catalogs, advertising material and similar
plant
containing
time,
the
plant
containing
approximately
250
has
company
65,000
4.000
square
employees
it
feet;
square
Litchfield
See
Chicago
Si
above.—V.
Ry.
Western
North
its
magazine
publications
principally
are,
"Arizona
High¬
internationally known scenic color magazine of the State
of
Arizona,
with
a
monthly
circulation
of
approximately
375,000
during the year and 1,000,000 in December; "Together," official pub¬
an
lication
of
950,000;
and "Ideals," a series of books with fine color reproductions on
and
religious
themes,
sold
on
a
national
basis
direct
to
and through book stores and church supply houses.
The
natural
the
Methodist
Church,
with
monthly
a
circulation
of
subscribers
also
company
"Horticulture," a monthly gardening magazine
selected readership,
primarily
the
professional
produces
which
appeals to a
gardener and County Agricultural Agent;
"American Investor,"
the
magazine of the American Stock Exchange;
"Banking," the official
journal of the American Bankers Association; and a number of other
magazines
In
for
addition,
businesfc.
lithography
The
commercial, industrial and governmental organizations.
the company has
a
substantial diversified commercial
market
'
has
company
for
publication
its
stand
surveys
for
commercial
firms
not
place
or
product
space
programs,
items
with
The
the
name
Patent
t8'/o
stock,
Office).
GIVING
EFFECT
Common
stock,
$5
by
It
sold
tSuch
will
retired
be
out
issued
to
of
and
securing this
proceeds
institutional
an
the
fSuch
July
debentures
Debentures
$106,200
lender
and
due
amount
July
on
fiAs
of
June
30.
sisted
of
4,000
shares
stock
of
stock
and
Sept,
9.
to
the
1957,
became
amount)
ended
under
June
on
writing
Agreement,
stock
oxfered
and
the
to
the
as
-
of
before
1,632
the
company.
1959,
1,
stock
shares
ot
shares
of
and
any
preferred
above,
and each
theretolore
outstanding,
the
(in
15,
value
par
addition
1957
Ihe
below
the
of
taken.
of
the
specified
100,000
The
shares
have
liscal
name
which
in
shares
of
each
each
severally
the
of
Underwriter
has
agreed
Scott,
24,000
Shares
Clnrk, Landstreet
10.000
10,000
Kirkpatrick,
&
Fusz-Schmelzle
7,000
Co.
Homer & Co
Scherck,
Riehter
W»W.on
&
Co..
See also V.
& Co.,
Lentz, Newton to Co
White
7,000
Co
5.000
Inc._
5,000
166, p; 3151.
&
4 000
Inc. * 4 000
4 000
Co.__
4 000
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Braun
Carr
Monroe
&
Hudson
&
Co.
&
Co
l__
White
Months
debentures
Nov.
shares
60
1957
2^000
.
taxes
Provision
before
provision
for
for
Federal
the
Nov.
first
which
is
on
income
Net
of
end
Earnings
—V.
186,
shares of
of
period
per common
p.
common
stock
1
915,000
share
1151.
$910,000
annually,
day
the City National
$11 per
prior
to
33T
1957
of
sales
net
sales
above
climbed
the
same
of
for
An
trades
the
of
to
1956.
requirement of $177,outstanding funded debt.
amount
to
more
than
Magic
sale
&
Chef,
Inc.,
Chef-Food
of
it*
Sexton
the
high
the
commercial
Co.
of
Markets,
operation
range
of
The
_
.
Cleveland,
in
.
...
Ohio
Coastal
purchase
includes tools and dies, special machinery
heavy-duty ranges, and the raw material and
goods inventory. The purchase price was not disclosed
involved.In
finished
leased
to
General
Cribben
be
and
entitled
during
Electric
Sexton,
Coastal
to
the
use
interim
an
petiod.
Chef",
Otherwise,
name
the
gas
"Magic Chef"
-
is
plant, according
Giant
Markets,
to Cecil M.
He predicts
Inc.
fit
its
number
Franklin,
even
19.58
line
broader
will
segment
Include
of
popular-price models
the market.—V. 186,- p. 731.
new
to
appeal
to
a
*?#._
and
(3)
shares
securities
debenture,
warrant
1958-1963
to
take
of
up
warrants to purchase an undetermined number of
Industries, Inc. common stock at market, the exact
be
to
to
are
of.,one
shares
Co.
will offer the securities for public sale.
Coastal Ship Corp. above.—V. 186, p. 215.-
writers which
,
"
,
also
See
$100
to
purchase
&
established at a later date.
be offered in. units consisting
purchase one share of Coastal Stock and a
of McLean stock. Eastman Dillon,, Union
and White, Weld & Co. will head a group of under-
warrant
a
to
Securities
Magic Chef line is unveiled at the Merchandise Mart inv January.
'58
5V2 CM
series A notes due
institutions have agreed
of
Three
$6,000,000 of Coastal Ship Corp.
6V debentures due
to purchase 80,000 shares of Coastal Ship Corp.
(of
which
60,000 shares are
included in the public
McLean
of
The
a new
record f.or
President of Magic Chef-Food
greater sales increases once ".he
Dunn,
The
Miami,
Fall.
will
Corp.
(li
of
shares
Magic Chef's domestic-ranges are being produced
plant. Shipment of ranges during August set
of handling 226 loaded
of the vessels. Inaugural
6'c
stcck
offering);
not
involved.
Tenn.
capable
deck
the
warrants
(2)
1968;
common
ranges
name
be
cn
scries B notes due 1963-1954.
<
Details of the public financing were given in a registration statement
Hied
with
the
Securities
and
Exchange
Commission covering the
will
ranges,
commercial
on
-
.
will
and
below
$14,625,000
of
following:
"Magic
"Universal"
of
bareboat charter the five vessels
of 10 years, with McLean Industries
cf the charter and the payment cf
for Oct. 4, will include the ports of Newaik,
Tampa.
New Orleans will be included later this
Ship
$2,500,000
Co.
manufacturers
has contracted to nurwhich
Pan-Atlantic Is
to
period
a
trailerships
stored
financing
purchased
the
transaction, however, are Magic Chef's physical
properties In
Cleveland, comprising 34
acres
of land with 300.000
square
feet of manufacturing, space, 50,000 of which is a warehouse
Ship Corp.
freighters
involve both a public offering of securities and
the private placement of mortgage notes with institutions.
Principal
lender
is
The
First
National City Bank of
New
York,
which has
the
for
proposes
for
performance
hire.
the
and
Houston
.»
,
(
C-2
service, scheduled
the,
Cribben
to
of
then
Ship
the
bodies
trailer
merged
Coastal
five
traileiships.
into
charter
the
wholly.
$22,500,000
Pan-Atlantic
production of
Not
services
guaranteeing
,
The
Inc.
is
a
holding company
whose principal
are
Waterman Steamship Corp., operating in
field, and Pan-Atlantic Steamship Corp., which offers
water
for
The
Chicago.
operation.
of
Industries,
converting
announced
10
prog.vam
ships, with their improved loading
to reverse the trend in coastwise
decline for a number of years due
these
expect
recently-organized
rlmse
of prin¬
newly
the
Sept.
on
financing
subsidiaries
deep
Each
division
Inc.,
cost
domestic
.
>
manufacturing
Giant
officials
McLean
from
cial Range Operation—
coastwise jdry-cargo
company
operating
$1,800 per $1,000
cipal amount of outstanding funded debt.—V. 184, p. 2015.
Magic
Industries, Inc.—Moves to Expand Coastwise
efficiency and economy factors,
shipping which has been 011 the
interest
presently
company's
—
and Coastal 3hip Corp.
The
two
companies revealed details of a purchase-charter plan
involving five C-2 cargo ships currently being converted into trailerships.
The first of these five was completed in mid-September with
the 1 ^maining four scheduled for conversion before the end of the year.
basis;
of
Nil
Nil
130,253
$8.19
182, p. 1340.
important step in expanding and revitalizing
has been announced in a joint '$22,500,000
this
by
$9,975,401,
to
period
*$23,981
147,149
$8.64
—
McLean
orders.
backlog
$8,000,000
an
$10,464
Trade—Financing Program Announced-—
'
following
the
011
1956
———
—
•
1.600
—:—$0.33
—
capital
Book value per share of stock
or
011
up
for
set
4.237
Working
•
time
any
share
*$23,981
$14,701
—
•Loss.—-V.
date
1957
.
taxes—,—
income
taxes
Net income
Company
months
tangible assets
Magnavox Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
767,962
$1 18
•
.
~
i
,
-
'
all-time
New
announcement
of
highs
by
Freimann,
sales
24T
of
over
30.
Net
year
Richard
sales
of
for
ago
30,
reported
by
according to a
oi the Board,
1957,
this
joint
Chairman
O'Connor,
••
-.
$70,529,646
totaled
reported
$87,467,864.
for
the
liscal
an
increase
year
ended
'
a
after
taxes
amounted
to
$3,759,226
compared
with
preceding liscal year. The current year's earnings
$3.90 per share on 890.140 shares outstanding at
after preferred dividends. In the corresponding period
the
to
earnings equalled $3.33 per
48,906
share
Outstanding shares in
shares, due largely to the
on
the number of shares
the
1957
payment
fiscal
of
a
year
5T
in¬
stock
before
taxes
fiscal year.—V.
were
185,
$7,109,226
p.
2449.
as
against
$6,220,442
in
the
will
report
for
the; fiscal
year
ended
$1,352,000
sizable
or
pointed
over
which
current
Net
a
gross oil and gas income in the
1957 year
almost double the $823,301 in 1956. while drilling
that
cut
$1,634,000,
income
30.
approximate
50 cents a share in the current fiscal year,
the previous year, according to Mr. McRae.
about
increase
totaled
Sept.
of approximately $3,100,000, James- A. McRae, President,
of brokers on Sept. 17. He added that this gross income
figure compared with $2,543,631 in the 1956 fiscal year.
Net operating income, the amount of the cash flow, will
totaled
$1,720,329
in
1956 dropped
to
$1,668,000 in the
fiscal year.
income
substantial
recurring
of
the
increase
item
of
after depletion and taxes will show* a
the $102,102 in 1956 which included a non¬
company
over
$184,471
received from the sale ot certain company
assets.
Mr.
Earnings
group
.
dividend.
preceding
told
corporation
income
gross
■
year
McRae Oil & Gas Corp.—Earnings Increased—
This
-*
and
*
the
outstanding.
by
been
He
30,
1957,
have-
'
income
in
profits
and
ended June
A.
President.
products
equivalent
year
sales
1956.
$3,100,442
a,
In
for the fiscal
company
creased
$1,43
fifth
at
Co.—Reports Profit—
Candy
30—
paid *
Earnings per share
nation.
stock at
common
is 4.4 times the annual
which
all
on
curi-ently
outstanding
767.966,
Muller
the
on
stock
1583.
p.
Dividends
income before interest payments and before provision for Federal
for the three years/ ended Dep. 31,
1956 has averaged $789,036
taxes
,255
1,825,000
1,070,000
$1,100,000
184,
Federal
1963.
than
June
Estimated net income
at
1,
seven
more
were
Number
to
redemption,
earlier
or
books show
Company
June
2,170.000
taxes
business
of
income
$1,000 debentures to May 1, 1959; 54 shares per $1,000
to May 1, 1961; 50 shares per $1,000 debenture
to
19.55
Federal
income——
on
1963,
1,
per
thereafter
Net
income
100T. Payment will be made at
Co., Kansas City, Mo.
convertible into common
before
thereafter
2 000
$36,314,870 $33,273,300
Estimated
convertible
are
debenture
Frank
Ended July 31—
Sales
for redemption on Oct. 1, 1957 for the
all of the 5Vsv''o convertible sinking fund
having a prefix letter C and a number
1966,
2 000
__
Co
3^000
"Lane Bryant, Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales & Earns.
Highersix
of the leading steel fabricators of the
the
Inc.
7.000
Co
&
to
011
are
June
The Ohio
—
tures, Ewing T. Boles, President of the Columbus invest¬
ment banking firm, announced on Sept. 19,
The Ohio
Under¬
common
1,
Ended
'
Richards & Co
Podesta
Sells 6% Debentures
—*
•
5?1^^?~'re£eler & Co
Hill
&
above
company's
Shares
Bache
$5
to
respect
named
to
of
the
as
with
conditions
all
are
number
follows:
Macomber, Inc.
common
then
of
stock
Sept.
underwriters
Straus, Blosst-r k McDowell
Cruttenden,
con¬
20-cent
1276.
p.
called
has
Oct.
due
Income
Company, of Columbus, O., has underwritten a $1,100,000
issue of Macomber Inc. 10-year 6% convertible deben¬
described
stock,-
plan,
capital
135,
sinking fund,
close
Maud
and
outstanding.
On
incorporation were amended
value,
par
purchase
hereby, if
are
of
July
6,000
were
stock
preferred
terms
to
respective
purchase
1958;
1957.
30,
subject
share,
articles
pension
-UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
due
and
stock
common
or
the
1,
last year's 66c.—V. 185, p. 343.
than
Board,
the
Year
Magic Chef-Food Giant Markets, Inc.—Sells Commer¬
per
$100
of
debts
authorized
stock
capital
new
issued
were
$100
stock,
of
shares
all
are
company's
company's
shares
to
$127,200
common
authorized
1,541
contribution
year
the
common-
56
share.
of
of
Oct.
states,
In
together
the
Trust
Si
the
facility brings Litton Industries total to 12
and the employee complement to over
new
five
of
Federal
1964.
the
shares
the
of
snare
per
(which
the
from
6'>
lower
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Steel
of
redemption.—V.
Preliminary Litton sales figures for the fiscal year ended July 31
showed
sulcs
of
approximately $28,000,000 for
the past year,- -V.
186, pp. 841 and 626.
Net
of* preferred
value
par
3,019
provide
1957,
of
l,
in
to
year.
will
1978.
subordinate
are
the
m
ure
l,
of
1957
stock for the second quarter of 1957
the 50s of 1956.
Third quarter
common
of
consecutive
18th
year,—V.
Debentures
BUS1NES3—Macomber, designer and fabricator of the famous V-section steel building products, reported net sales of $13,795,685 in 1956.
sale.
the
corporation
Bank
will
mortgage
of
beginning
on
addition
locations
this
ended July 31,
3.000.
before
6-\ f.vill be payable in
quarterly instalments
interest will aggregate
$15,000 each)
mature
The
October
of
end
11269,0C4 shs.
of
will
company," Mr. Thornton said.
employment at Maryland Electronic is 335 people. Sales for
year are estimated at over $3,000,000. A new 40,000 square
supplement to the existent plant Is scheduled lor occupancy by
the
quarter
Automotive Products, Inc.—Earns. Higher
ending in digit 0 at
the
foot
third
the
for
G'/o
were
Chairman
debentures,
Current
The
the
Tiie
the current
one
be
with
of
two
111.632 shs.
a
first Tien on the new plant to be built (and certain
equipment
contained-therein).' On or prior to the date of issuance of wuh
mortgage, the present first mortgage will be retired as mentioned in
Note above.
Such new mortgage obligation will bear interest at the
rate
College
1 hose
S2.39
3,611,262
corporation since the first public issue of stock in
account
provided financing services for Macomber of Canton, O.,
£233,400
per annum, and is
plant of the company. Principal
with final payment
on
Dec.
1,
the present
mortgage
mortgage
in
of
increase
62c
period last
Litton
to
8,634.538
32.36
3,611,262
S1.691
3,611,2o2
quarterly dividend paid by
1953. Howard E.
Sept. 11 said that earnings are
expected to reach $3 per share, or approximately $1,550,000 on 516,286
shares ior the nine-month period ended Sept. 30, 1957 compared with
$1.69.
or
approximately $851,400 on 504,589
shares for the same
is
This
Electronic's
Maryland
adjacent
share
per
53c—an
Marsh
of
virtually
8,533.317
$38,003,301
Maremont
60,000 square foot plant on
Industries' Maryland Division
Park will facilitate a close working relationship between
activities and will appreciably add to the Eastern facilities
location
"The
property
500,000 shs.
value
on
was
6,109,915
SI.53
3,611,262
year.
earnings of
stated.
8,000 sfts.
quarterly instalments
contemplated that the building
the
Outstanding
"$163,611
700,000
in
isl
and
FINANCING
300,000
Md.,
of
Earnings
were
Maryland Electronic
announced jointly on
of
company
5,520.909
outstanding
sales
were
Company is offering these debentures to Ohio investors
only, priced at $1,000 per $1,000 debentures, plus accrued
interest. This is the fourth time The Ohio Company has
bears interest at the rate of 5r/r
mortgage
a
payable
1966.
be
PRESENT
Authorized
value
par
par
•Such obligation
secured
is
TO
■
$250,000
$100
for
displays
tie-ins,
devises sales manuals and
company's product and service
"Micro-Color"
(registered as a trade
mortgage-.—
Preferred
TV
company
first mortgage
subordinated debentures
6%
and
this
by
of College Park,
659.960
with $38,770,976 lor the comparable period lust year.
Net
apDlicable to common stock for the third quarter this year
$2,240,589.
This compares with $2,406,033 for the same quarter
last
19 by Charles B. Thornton, President of Litton and William R.
Morse, President of the Maryland firm. The purchase will Involve pay¬
ment
of
an
undisclosed amount of Litton stock, the announcement
customers
its
recommendations
The
•
first
shares
Wolfson,
does
company
offers
and
radio
for
The
but
time,
surveys,
as
customers.
under
U. 3.
well
material.
CAPITALIZATION
5%
in
engages
and
service.
TV
or
market
as
its
for
marketed
mark
radio
and
point-of-sales
similar
such
requiring
buy
evaluation
promotional
are
clients
which
plans circulation pro¬
and magazine methods in the subscription, renewal and news¬
field.
In addition, the company acts as an advertising agency
grams
and
Department,
purchase
Corp.
—--a-
earnings
Sept.
plant,
Publications
a
intended
Manufacturing
(659,960
-
*$1,245,207, less income taxes.
the
The
Among
8,634,538
$2.39
■
.
compare
1151.
p.
10.528.759
7,873,357
$2.16
stock
mon
Com.
Acquisition—
Litton Industries—Proposed
items.
ways",
186,
9.806.069
6,109,945
S1.69
Earnings per com. share
\
Ry.—Proposed Merger—
Madison
&
7,292,692
Adjusted net earnings
applicable to com¬
plant
bearing
$5,000,000
new
'
•
4,860,949
$1.35
par
ventory (adjustments
west of Indianapolis ilud.) is
expected to be completed in 1958. The plant will be about 850 feet
long, 400 feet in depth, with a two-story office building. All manu¬
facturing operations will be on one floor. Incorporating the latest
specialized equipment for manufacture of ball and roller bearings, the
plant will be in full production in 1959.—V. 186, p. 841.
The
7
6.048,724
;
com. share
pulpwood in-
Earnings
Co.—Building New Bearing Plant—
Link-Belt
1934,
Wisconsin in June,
in Milwaukee,
Wis.,
organized in
was
income
-
earnings
Net
-The
State
Fed..
-
$
$
-
109,174.850 155,997.088 148,410.090
13,402,637
17,679,426
19,163,297
10,909,673
taxes
inc.
Canadian
and
quarterly intervals.
BUSINESS
for
Prov.
1957.
10,
$
112,285,535
before
1957—12 Mos.—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
sales
under
Up—Earnings Off-
(& Subs.)—Sales
$
Warrants for rights will expire on Sept.
See details in V. 186, p. 1151.
record
of Sept. 16 under the heading
have been published
See V. 186, p. 1151.
Co."
Heat
&
period End. July 31—
Net
Katz,
Light
Marathon Corp.
$3,000,000 with combined
Gross income of Lawyers
year. United Mortgage's gross is about
be about
will
company
new
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., New York. N. Y., has been
appointed subscription agent in connection with the offering of 380,312
additional shares of Lehigh Portland Cement Co. common stock to its
shareholders 011 the basis of one additional share for each 10 shares
of
in Ohio and
$757,300.
Parent—
appearing in the "Chronicle"
Light
Co."
should
Item
-Manufacturers
"Manufacturers
The
held
Co.—Plans Expansion—
granted the company temporary
has
operate natural gas facilities
estimated cost of approximately
and
an
from
Borrows
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.—Subscription Agent—
dividends on its common stock prin¬
cash dividend, was paid on Aug. 15,
paid
heretofore
stock
at
16
.
Commission
Power
construct
to
Virginia
The
of
Chairman, taid that with the
completion of the transaction his group would have more than GOT of
the outstanding stock of Lawyer# Mortgage*
Lawyers Mortgage is understood to be in the process of Increasing
its
stock
authorization
to
2.500,000
chares of
65-cent
par
value.
Recent previous inn eases raised the authorization to 1.500,000 shares,
of which 767,971 were outstanding last June 11.—V.
186, p. 7.
has heretofore been
company
its four principal executives and members of,
to provide wording capital for expansion, the
by
order
In
Federal
of Sept.
See V. 186,
...
.
^Physical
DIVIDENDS- The common stock of the
held
the
F.
by
Manufacturers Light & Heat
Hie
Further details follow:
closed.
1151.
Co.—Correction—
this heading in the "Chronicle"
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co.
under
given
borrowings
authority
less.
Jerome
(VV. A.) Krueger Co.—Stock Sold—Mention was made
our
•.*
Mortgage Is about $1,200,000 a
.$200,000
of
name.
p. 640.
Assets' of
•
to
was
capital Mid surplus est mated
186,
This was disclosed
p.
the
Sept. 7—■ 1957—4 Wks.—195b '
1957—36 Wks.—1956
;
$12ti,2li5,576 $111,548,719 $1,129,354,942 $1,007,912,771
Pd End.
Saks
in
Sept, 9.
agreement,
into one concern
item
refers
accomplished in a stock transaction with no. cash,
involved.
Lawyers
Mortgage
has
about
10,000 stockholders,
while
United Moitgage is privately held.
The
agreement was based or. acquisition by United
Mortgage of
the controlling stock interest
in Lawyers Mortgage.
United Mortgage
assume/;
managerial operation of the company; although Lawyers' js
The
Kroner Co.—Current Sales Up—
—V.
combined their operations
Corp.,
York
that will service
in a statement
two companies, plus the United Title Si
Mortgage Guaranty Co... a. subsidiary of United Mortgage, will operate
under
the
name
of
Lawyers
Mortgage & Title Company,
Jr., T. M.« Kerr, F/ C. Love, D. A. McGee, and James E. Webb of
Oklahoma City; J. D. Blosser, Guy C. Kiddoo,, Frederick W. Straus,
and Dean Terrill of Chicago;
Edwin L. Kennedy of New York; and
Jr.,
the
Under
Kerr
Rob't S.
Kerr,
S.
Rob't
include
board
the
have
^bout $60,000,000 in mortgages.
and Chairman of
BLc rr* M cCjC^C!
Other
of
Citv
The
the United Mortgage Servicing & Capital
mortgage and
title institutions in New
and
leading
company
released
acquired this Spring by Kerr-McGee.
is a son of Sen. Rob't S. Kerr, founder
company
Mr.
brings
action
Tills
to
Light
Manufacturers
Lawyers Mortgage & Title Co.—Proposed Merger—
the board of directors, viz:
Breene M. Kerr of Oklahoma
to 14 the total number of directors.
Triangle Refineries, Inc., ol Houston,
elected
Tex., and
been
have
Houston,
of
The
Saunders
Mr.
a
directors
new
Directors-
Oil Industries, Inc.—New
Kerr-McGee
Two
September 23, 1957
; Monday,
.
.
McRae
continued:
Mian
$16,000,000
since
its
"Assets
showing
beginning back
in
the
1949
of the corpoiation today total more
tremendous growth of the company
with only $4,000 in assets.
Volume
186
Number
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1265)
"McRae
Oil
&
Gas
properties
located
are
The
two
where
the
in
WilUston Basin
the
Is
company
turcs,
of
which"
are
holds
company
engaged in
in
the
prolific
leases
in
area
only
In
highly
also in many Latin-American.
three wild cat drilling ven-
productive fields of .the United States but
countries.
not
totaling.
Paradox
90,000
Montana.
-
the
Basin
The
acres.
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
a total °' 54,000 tons of
: 1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Months—1996 "" construction,
more than 12.000
I
n,
195 /
7 Months
fy™ .. additional
Per od End. julv 31—
ju y ji
Utah,
other
oneratinr
is
company has not as yet realized any income from its newly
discovered oil and gas fields in San Juan County. New Mexico, becausethe gas contracts have not been completed, but
is looking - forward
receiving
good income in the future."
a
V.
186, p.
114.
Nfc
,
oneratin
Co.
which
-
is
purchasing the property of the Armour
Mead's Syiva Division at Sylva, N. C., it
adjoins
On
Julv
11
Armour
announced
^anTore SSS
90
the
suspension
agT
years
of
an-
has
Mead
will
not
the
operate
plant
as
tannery,
a
The
^
Government
Mexican
$8,689,257.85
a
to
3.
Ltd
this
*1Q
18,
nou
through
company
mth
spftid the
the
tetter's
New York, This is in accordance
wlth_the Agreement
Government undertook to pay 15
equal annual
John
entry
compensation
for.
affected by
pauy
o*
banker
properties, rights, and interests or
the expropriation decree of 1938.
v.. lo2,
*"•
,
the
DbHnd ffnd
Period End.
-
r„ivii
1Qee
July 31—
Mnn)h
1957—Month—1956
Oilier
operating
•Mnt
22,594.163
revenues.
in
1,336,907
caxaS_
nrut^othicr
hif>ywn«
9
^,-3r22&!r"
•—V.
555
1,342,355
191
com-
iVIlClllgrail
in
In
because
only
on
a
letter
a
appropriate
to
this
at
FPC
This
the
the
has
denied
deliveries
gas
them
request
which
for
it
orders.
"
Uiiwvo
144,175,^69
to
based
was
a
to
its
attach
16 896 G86
request by this
existing utility
additional
on
supplies
gas
not
to
6,658
'
-
that
it
make
previously served,
be
neces-
customers
authorized
as
sufficient
natural
186,
by
'
by
supplies
gas
on
firm
a
basis
to
Weslfie^, Mass.—The
This initial issue of stock will close
on
In
..
gEC
on
Sept
so-called
„v
om'u
!♦
corpoiaie
BUSINESS—Company
at
The
to
720
metal
are
now
.The
plant
15-acre
was
incorporated
Massachusetts
on
July
under
land
CAPITALIZATION
Class "A
1957
and
22,
its
of
(vo
6
filed
a
denomluatlons of
offices
M1
,
letter
of
$100 each.
Cam.
oiaai,
announced
r>.
rornoration
TO
PRESENT
According
lie
.
u
has
been
Vice-President
and
been
-with
a
ore
to
Herbert
plans
out
estimate
the
based
the
>
for
Chairman
Power,
the
of
employment
production
mine
of
of
elected
&
H
contains
Executive
mining
a
copper
to
over
several
the
bonds
property last
1,
1962
been
eastern
186
M,
since
Fox,
1945,
Six
Months Ended
June
(&
to
Niagara
public in
Corp.
30—
the company's
.construction program,
Mohawk
an
New
York
of
Power
-
natural
having
a
Corportaipn
an
was
,
1,500,000.
number
was
T,
_
.
was
$37,283,000.
N.
TO
PRESENT
a
Common dividend
new
Outstanding
Corp
<48 000 000
series
due
Jan.
1,
series
due
Oct.
l', 1980-11111
Dec.
3-%',w series clue
3 Vt-fC series due
1980
1,
1981
Feb.
'
1,
scries
due
Oct.
1,
1983,.
3 Vu'fr
series
due
Aug.
1,
1984
series
1
he
1921
to
became
Cusn at
a
Tn^
June
Working
_
V
•
stores
1957—7 Mos.—1956
1S86
due May
series due Sept.
25,000,000
*
income. taxes__Federal Income
OO'.OOO'.OOO
Net
profit
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per common share
'
'
<
48,785,000
46.215,500
200,000 shs..
"
—
200,000 shs.
350,000shs.
4:?°,?
350,000shs.
(without
value!
par
lioloooStS:
moooSl:
200,000 shs.
HConunon stock
200,000 shs.
14,594,662 shs. §11,556,036 shs.
__
'Not limits except a., xet forth m the general mortgage.
§ The number of shares of common stock
outstanding
increased bv 1,455,880 shares if all debentures now offered
verted at the initial
on
to
holders
Dec- 4>
of
19!>G
conversion
an
to
to
14,594,662
of
purchase
amounts of
the
1987
$4,373,453
967,963
1,022,663
172.S46
127,322
^
$795,117
-T."\
$895,341
£50,000
95o!ooO
$0.84
'
-
operation
:
at June
30-—
at
on
3,185,806
company at a meeting held
of the charter of the cornshares of preferred stock
authorized
number
of
authorized
named
the
comDanv
below
shartes
have
follownig
bonds-
of
common
severally
respective
agreed
principal
-
30
14,476,929
10,322,939
146
BIytU
&
Domiuick
'
,
&
Dominick__
Francis
I.
duPont
Co.
&
195J—Month—1&56
186,683.898
i76.508.oos
18,470,557
135,310,695
128.388,371
8?'
a
1,906,82..
?'806 146 13 673*382'
1,806,146
13.67J.362
12542 U0
12.542,110
2,401,841
"""""
income
p'
'
25,621,897
21.704.927
•"'v 'far' charges—
~~
1957—7 Mos.—1956
27,471.324
expenses
2I)er.
Co.-Earnings-
3,041,225
21,502,853
&
Lunt
w
E
Hutton
—v-
180,
p.
&
2,345,812
17,058,728
15;901,874
1,634,048
White,
1,650,000
1,650,000
Co
1,650.000
660,000
Co
550,000
Weld
&
Co
W'nslow, Cohu &
i
'
'
3,550,000
.
Stetson
550,000
v
'
1153.
,
,
Norfolk & Western
_
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Bros.
&
Hutzler
andassociates
on
^ tn."/cerUficftesiTries U matotag^m" ann®
Dec. 1, 1957 to June 1, 1972, inclusive. The certificates^
third and final installment of an aggregate of $12,900,000
were priced to
yield from 4.25% to 4.35%, according tO
maturity« They
Were awarded to the group Oil Sept. 19
Q£ 98.5983%.
'
1,650,000
Pomeroy, Inc.
3,350,000
Smith, Barney & Co.___ 3,550.000
•
165.090
IF-mphill. Noyes & Co
&
55o',000
1,100,000
'
ggo.ooo
„
Hamlin
20.285.091
1 906
Parrish
Forgan & Co.
3.550 000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.„ 3,550.000
-
revenues v—
Net
3,550,000
3,000,006
~c.'
oiorc.
<165 000
3
W. C- Langley &
Lee Higginson Corp
F. S. Moseloy & Co.____
The Ohio Co
-
1,650.000
-
.
„
&
KIdde? pCeXdy"&"Co"
66O.OOO
Co
165,060
Co.,. Inc.—Ui-3,550,000
Drcxci&Co
139
-1
&
Bartow Leeds-&
70,000
10,284,332
30
June
S
'
247,481
13,000
16,165,089
30
June
•
63,200
1094.
p.
Sthlrope?" taxe3
ta^S
OUler °Per*
-
$0.94
184, p. 1124.
in
at
1
?
"inc.
be
con-
shares.
from
the
the
amendment
of
PURCHASERS—The purchasers
to
would
were
price.
stock
common
authorized
inci'easing the number
1.800,000 shares ard the
P'uiy
$29,113,103
29,849,641
iqqo'Sqj
2,982,884
—'
—<
at June
Operating
$3,703,982
„a--
~—
Period End. July 31—
oper.
1Q-r
—..
56 360 000
•
series
Offered—Salomon
'
1Qr7
taxes__-_
30 000 000
1, 1987™""
Electric
Corn
first
Sk' dmSb,ir197iurP: *6.224,200
cunmiatiw.
($1
p
'
new
v
25,000,000
mtge. bonds, 2%%> series due *3975__
York Power & Light Corp. first
»ntge. bonds, 2%% series due i975_
reports
27
New England Telephone &
Telegraph
-
-
-40,000,000
......
.
5.25T series
247,481
o,
T
"e
ao
capital
—v. 186,
55i^Ci
55C'502'884
Co.—Earnings—
31—
,15,000,000
1983
3
4o]ooo[ooo
40^000,000
•
....
,.
3.60'^ series
31,397,703
—•»-.
Total assets at June 30-_
,
87'16<2'443
FINANCING
Y.
2%'r
3aq<<,
the
and. the
335,588.
Authorized
Niagara
In
electric 'cus-
ended July 31
1957
total operating
to $246 045 000 and
gross income
2?-afr
,
Government securities
.
of
-1;048,642
amounted
mortgage bonds;
scrles due 1874 of Central
4Tn%
electric
in central,-northern
aTea
average
subsidiaries
months
of
in
gas
the
General
*'■'<'
to
cost
1957.
renders
population .of about
customers
gas
and
which
$95,006,000
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
share.
32,500
cost
option
in
area
New
1956
Lo
$29,886,783
Federal and State taxes—
^"fcfllb^eo^f7";r
841
p
■
the
New York State
having a total
including the. cities...of Buffalo,
Schenectady, Niagara Palls and Troy. The
the company
Income deductions
before
Power's
1957
*ooooC
———
previously
From
where
First
or
Seasu^
reimburse
3,300.000
EARNINGS—For the 12
revenues
Subs.)—Sales Up—Earnings Off
President.
had
operations.
The
redeemable at
<.•««§ &&
about
number
average
,
subsidiary
Natural
from
n
l
.
months ended July 31, 1957,
" turners, of the company and its
copper
of
received
were
but are otherwise
company's
Syracuse, Albany, Utica,
company also distributes
and
claims,
the
31,
the
—
of
.,
in
and
Aug.
the
'
large uranium
year,
5s
as
A-n
on a
\
■
3ni$'w
contractor
$20,000,000
Ki/irimrf
competitive bidding
and Hal&ey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., 101.73.
non-refundable at a lower interest rate
are
part
service' to
secon-
Engineering
Po.
-
sales
—v.
on
in
population
With
Wlttl
the
of
^,fA.
Morgan Stanley & Co—$4,025,000
Indianapolis Bond
'
Vice-President,
John
1957—Month—1956
Montrose Chemical
for
finance
stock
rights
owns
2,000 shs.
.
before
i<?
«BC'952-M0 •» «•
cuhctsinrv
a
Board,
~
Power
S-vSi-8-o;-p7ii5-2:------ 90'49''M4
Provision
nf
bonds
after
or
$15,000,000
Subsidiary—
the
ore.
prices.
which
T
the
start
H
&
Neisncr Brothers
'
Florida
Period End. Aug. 31—
Profit
■
"
organized
to exploit
this new phase
resources, Mr. Richards explained.—V.
184, p. 221.
u
1,750 shs.
-
'
director.—V.
,
Mav
4.82%
for
mnrteaffe
l
101.7899,
bonds
prior to Sept.
Buffalo
nnraniynMnn
ot
1987, at 100.867% and accrued
to maturity.
The group Was
.
j
1093.
general
rofl7'
iocha
other.bids
power
186, p.
.
mur
general redemption prices ranging from iOS.75%
Sept. 1. 1962, to 100V-for those redeemed
Sept. 1, .1986; and; at special
redemption prices ranging
from
100.87^ for those redeemed before
Sept. 1,U958,-to 100% on
or; after Sept., 1, 1986.
'
v
Purchase Exempted—
lies
j
l01^ those- redeemed before
00/Z,2par0en„tOc«a„PaSldlary
Richards,
and
T
current
on
Natural
reactivated
Montgomery Ward Co., Inc.—August Sales
Up—
Ended
$50 000 000
yield
tKa
new
HThe
call
mine
that
Inventories
Years
or
on
the
t
*
-
A**
,
of the company at
and <#r
1094.
the
49,139,902
/
_
100*13999%.
Two
,»
announced
43,450.000
^
6,000 shs.
was
had
to
nu/QvrlA/l
The
Vista,
Present
clean
Outstanding
■
announced on Sept. 19
by
Mr.
Cloud, a director of Minute Maid
been. Vice-President in
charge of Florida
1945
of
,
interest
Boston Corp.,
the
p.
5,433,219
-
! ri! L e2'
series due Sept. 1,
?/s <°
^ld
Continental Copper, will start this week
to work the TamaHumboldt copper mine, 12 miles
northwest of Buena
Colorado.
FINANCING
4,000 shs.
-
,
it
•-
.
P?W4ed ttejgue Sept. 16 at
No
Minute Maid Corp.-Holman r.
Cloud Promotedposition,
with
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
has
wh™ wSrSnm"
company,
raelc and
are
on
•-
issue"
an
47W
,
Steel
48,329,000
„
GIVING EFFECT
par)
Cloud
.5,641,940
'• Hcly
.
notification
Natural Power Corp. of
America—New
Thls
*
Road
.
R.
51.,62*380
43,598,857
on
ease deposl,<>ry 1,ant balance
'
completed—V. 186,
was
has
'par $50)
186, p. 841.
Holman
59,122.843
operations.—
per
It
the
.
Authorized
stock
6,615,849
dary offering of 103,500 shares of capital stock
<par $10)
was made on
Sept. 18 by The First Boston
Corp. at $67
per share, with a dealer's concession oi
$1.25
,a,r°
laws
construction at 720
Southampton
recently zoned for industrial use.
Class B stock
-V.
the
under
of
6,879,095
•
,
^Niagara MOIUW* lower Corp.—Bonds Offered—MX)Tgan Stanley & Cp. and associates OtD
Sept. 17 offered pub-
...
_
See American Encaustic Tiling Co.
Inc. above.—V.
is
is
tract
_
51,796,356
income—.
-
5,238,000
,
head-
National Gypsum Co.—Merger
Discussions eui
JI
B
1
Off—
manufac-
turers.
—
56,661,052
oper.
Net
purposes.
pt now in commercial
production.
It proposes
abrasive grains and
powders for the grinding wheel,
and glass grinding trades.
It will specialize in
Items
more
or
less incidental to other
abrasives
linisbing
whien
.
7,388,215
corporation 011 Sept. 10 filed a letter
of notification with the
covering 100,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
offered at $3 per share,
through Scott Taylor & Co. Inc., New York,
y_
The proceeds are to be
used to pay cost of
plant and inventory and used for general corporate
capital
purposes.
Southampton Road, Westfield, Moss.
corporation
manufacture
..
of
areas
8,011,042
The
materials
notes and U3ed lor working
v,v
ot.11.1
geneiai
located
-
all
67,008,778 504,534,466 476,921,708
47,766,714-340,42^,572 824,098,002
taxes
«
enter
to
,
nfJ
of
-
in
1957—7 Mos.—1956
oper.
gEc
company
Sl0W5:. Itr.
Cquipment, buy law
Commonwealth
decision
»iociiemiC«us, Ine Houston Te*
111c., IlOUSton, lex.—*
bCCUl'lties ailu EXCfiange Commission—
prooeeds from this sale, together with
proceeds
"intrastate" offering will amount to
$160,450,. and
'
ana
Sept.
12
PROCEEDS—The
a
program
.
)■
p
71,914,163
51,548,026
—
Nc{-
company's
Sminltrltto,"
and
®Jp
1957—Month—1956
5,476,000
*•*'•
underwriting is
proceeds are to be used for business machines, admin-
June 30, 1958.
on
MerritC-Chapman
A
National Biocliomicals
\
Aug. 29 offered publicly 531 shares of class A stock
(no par) and 1,140 shares of class B
non-voting stock
(par $50) at $59 per share. No
underwriting is involved.
on
of
taxes——
<■
the
meet
"Kitty
Other
18-month study.
expansion
at. par
National
Micro Abrasives Corp.,
the
industry.
an/aaLmblyVanta. Ss
1152..
p.
offered
,
946.
p.
.
the
J501.
expenses
,
.
•
-
complicated
cus--
would
4,000
-
of
Federal inc.
issuance of an exemption order
permitting this corporation tb purchase not
more than $750,000
principal amount of debentures of
Sperry Rand Corp.
Sperry Rand has made a public
offering of $110,000,000 of sinking
fund debentures
due Sept.
1, 1982, through an
underwriting group
which includes Paine.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Hornblower &
Weeks.
Stuart R. Reed, a
director of National
Aviation, is a special
partner of the Paine-Webber
firm; and Charles S. Sargent, another
director, is a partner of Hornblower & Weeks.
Because of this intercompany
affiliation,
the
purchase
of
Sperry
Rand
debentures
by
National
is
prohibited by
the
Investment Company
Act
unless an
exemption order is issued by the
Commission.—V. 186, p. 946.
Commission said that while these
applications were still pending
not find that Michigan Wisconsin
has permanent gas supplies available on the basis of the
temporary allocations from Amerlean
Louisiana to justify the additional
space
heating attachments.
However, the FPC said, the rejection was without
prejudice to a future filing subsequent to
modification of outstanding certificate
author-.
izations of Michigan Wisconsin or
American*Louisiana so as to pro-
requirements.—V.
an
revenues
Operating
be.
.
Sept. -18 announced
National Aviation Corp.—Stock
avail-
the
heating
space
...
is
to
Into Ultrasonics—
bean
corporation
The
could
from
alter
ST
com-
now
......
service
had
supply
on
B
i
The
vide for
have
'
heating
space
10,000
rfl,
Operating
be
are
•
Nation Wide Check Corp., Baltimore, Md.—Files With
Securities and Exchan&P Commission
7™
ibXCnange commission
be
proceedings involving the
expansion of the system of American Louisiana
Pipe Line Co., which
supplies Michigan Wisconsin, and a
proposal by Panhandle Eastern
,,Pipe Line Co., to abandon natural gas sales to Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co.
American Louisiana is proposing to deliver a
portion of its
increased sales capacity to
Michigan Consolidated.
it
186,
The
9,711.1,8
-
temporary
with the
offered
$lL. to
proceeds
surplus.
fast-growing ultrasonics
•••*•'-
company, the FPC pointed out
time for Michigan Wisconsin to
provide
communities
prior
Commission
permit
p.
....
uequest npnipd
Lieniea
temporary basis.
filings-to
sary
In
to
loo,
® ®
BUSINESS
ti«a
and
includes
for final erection.
the Pall of 1958, the keel
.
^ ^
-V-
ripe Lane to.
natural
order
customers,
able
Power
increase
to
pany
timers
pi«a
VMSCOnsin
Federal
and
Corp.—Expands
vaisAnat -Avla4«AM
MiAbi»an
The
(par
The
The
general
•
'
new,
was made
,
.
stock
v
T
Period End, July 31—
integrated With the
substantially enlarged corporate offices of Narda
Microwave. Corp.
These offices are housed"
ih a newly constructed
building, recently acquired in line with
the
company's
*
18 904 715
vessel's
the
erected
This
the Shipbuilding Department
as
^orp.—v.
v
provide
Engineering
quarters
JSwos il.lSb'Si i^?;«2
,
letter of notification
a
reserve
r
10,759,345
446 581
9
lifsoiu
186, p. 946.
the
to
turIng.
y,
20,937,989 153.938,850
whmh operates
ocoib
has occupied separate production facilities in '
Mineoln; N, Y.,- vicinity o£ the psrent
coiumiiv's microwave manufac**^
19^7
7
1957—7 Months—1956'
Months—19o6
,,
for
Narda Ultrasonics
•,
,
uioLw
_
8,954,995
-
in
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Operating
into
go
yard.
27, 1956, just a year after • ground wasbroken for
which it is being built.
The dock is the
largest
priVately-owned facility of its type in the nation.
This wiU be the. thirteenth carrier to be built by New York
Ship, *
subsidiary,
Ultrasonics Corp,., has .been formed as
a separate
operating
ultrasonic
cleaning" -machines 'and
mctalworking
equipment. The subsidiary will b? capitalized at
approximately $259,000..
The formation of the new
company is another step in Narda's
long
vange program of expansion and diversification.
1221.
p.
and
McGregor, President,
into
group
"
..
C.
ultrasonics
installments
the
will
already been
H™'k" was laid Dec.
the graving dock In
&15&394 IffiS?
common
The Narda
of 1947 whereby
the
irocr41o
,
the
Indoiimont
installment
10th
R954 99r
18 777909
2*9%
Narda Microwave
Receives Pavment—
oo.Sej^.
10 387 038
10,387,036
24fii r>7
wifcbo"t underwriting.
lnvested in securities
ar-
•
Co.
4 258 180
l,2bb,180
p
at $1/5d ,p€r sh*"\e'
"■
"
Faedc Oil
14 287 246
QJLhc ctHnpany^ on Sept. 11 filed
shares of
acquis!-.
tion of the site is a natural one for Mead.
The adjoining plants,
while not directly associated, complemented each other
during the
years
when chestnut wood was the primary raw material for
both
plants.
A jointly
operated: fire protection system
and^the railroad ..
transportation facilities serve both plants.—V. 186. p. 731.
Mexiran
15414896
SEC covering 100,000
.
tannery
Armour
2 173 963
-
which
have
fabricated in the
tons subassembled in readiness
Expected to be christened in
ova •
-
the tEftnsfer 01 disposal of a11 of tte tAnncry *' Prdcess
equipment/
While
1957
which
79 610 964
118 rri
been
"
no^ced on ^pt. 12 by L R. Growt^imitcly r^Tcres°Pincmding
the tannJrv
property con a s *4»pro
y
operations
87 672 803
Mountaineer Fire & Casualty Insurance
Co., Charleston, W. Va.—Files With SEC—
Leatherwas
199 259 441
11 «74 042
2 807089
incoin„
^faftTdSC
jgg
tons have
17 567 592
1 494839
1,494,839
other ooeratinV taxes°P"atlng taxes"
y
corporation
19 867 618
otimr
Mead Corp.—Acquires Property in North Carolina-^
This
'
rev-nuea
oxne^es""" ""13140 3fii
Fedlral^come taxes^~~ 24*5 T>i
-
"The
to
steel
Period End
-
in
8
Halsey,
-
Stuart
&
and
sale
Issuaiiee
of -the
Co.,
of
:
Inc.
bid
the
Interstate Commerce
98.5196%
certificates
are
also
for
subject
a
4»/4%
to
.
coupon.
authorization
Commission.
--
'.
New York,
Tf>e entire
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Aug. Earns.
Up—
issue
of
certificates
will
be
secured
by 2,000 hopper cars
estimated to cost $17,200,000.
.
M
Psriod End. Aug. 31
•
Mount Wilson Mines,
Inc., Telluride, Colo.—Stock Of.
,
feretl—Investment Service Co.,
Denver, Colo., on Sept. t!
publicly offered 400,000 shares Of class A
common Stock
(par 50 cents) at $1 per share as a
speculation.
rKUdnituo
PROCEEDS—The
me
rela.ed
purposes,
net
proceeds
including
metalliferous
process
.
any
mineral
such
and
deposits
of
Telluride.
San
to
to
he
be
of
incorporated
purpose
of
groups
Miguel
of
,.L
used
a
Mn,
'
atIm
exploration
and
s
in
Colorado
all
for
kinds,
to
Net
p.
oper.
Earnings
jgg
ner
and
8.
the
917.084
1,2:>3.9W
1,963.026
e82'418
1.908!l55
e.'s53!381
12'.715',059
13,701,900
—1.517.492
.1,402,839
9.163,886
10,068.342
en 14
<2 94
'
'
share
en 17
~
'
-
$2 4V'
htroN™Si" System—
Electric Co., Gallon, O.—AuTollizer
Beginning Sept. 15 residents of a err oil town In Eastern Near York
state were able to pick up their telephones and dial "irectly to {men
far away places as Chicago San Francisco and Houston, without-having to
go
through
-
„»
York
-
U.
S.
ou
u
*ijS
^
A
.
shipbuilding Corp.—Carrier Contract—
NaVy's fifth super-aircraft carrier the "USS
Kitty Hawk."
taking shape in the giant graving dock of this
corporation
is
rapidly
at
Cainden, N. J.
a
long distance operator.
through its exchange In Pine Plains, N. Y.
miles northeast of Poughkeepsie), is one of the
Tde coDake Telephone Co.,
.(population,
v
The
in
^*0.^8^
$
^
accruals-
income—
•
developing
mine
$
*»..**
October
located
186.
tax
ry.
l-y.
Net illC0ine
(
•
claims,
Colo.—V.
and
and
developed'.
in
$
1057-8 Mo,-1956
ST,Srr,V,;
other
y
mining
County,
fnr
for
mill.
exploring
ore
deposits of
discovered and
con«3a"y holds three
vicinity
are
are
construction
BUSINESS—The
company,
1956. was organized for the
195,-Month-1956
665;
27
first independent
(non-Bell* telephone companies
in the country to
provide its subscribers with Direct Distance Dialing, a nation-wide plan
of automatic long distance dialing where an operator is not needed
to handle out-of-town calls.
.
Direct Distance
Dialing in the Pine Plains exchange
was
accomplished
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
.
.
(1266)
10
He
"AuTollizer" automatic toll-ticketing equipment, manu¬
North Electric Co. of Gallon, Ohio, a member of The
Ericsson Group. This equipment was ready for operation on Sept. 14-15,
Vith the "cutover" supervised by North engineers.
The system, now a reality after years of planning and development,
Is designed to solve the problem of the mounting volume of long dis¬
tance calls confronting telephone companies today.
Eventually, it will
be possible to call any dial phone in the United States and Canada
the
bv
of
use
The
common
better, faster and more convenient telephone service, the
is based on the division of the United States' and
into more than 100 different dialing areas, with each area
writing group
system
The
program.—V. 184,
struction
11,
*
facilities
use
Stock,
v.
186, P.
Northern
States
Power
Co.
Period End. July 31—
above.—V.
(Minn.)
186,
$
expenses
12,446,610
11,189,898
83,556,693
78,127,875
2,222,066
2,206,087
15,055,219
14,469,916
1,318,253
1,181,490
9,074,056
8,473,374
Net
after
2,497,878
charges
—V. 186, p.
116,592,837
2,426,757
16,673,183
15,521,672
2,222,207
2,191,503
15,078,011
14,172,294
income
oper.
Net
947.
Ohio Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings1957—Month—10 5 6
Period End. July 31—
$
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
Net
Net
$
12,182,915
90,035,653
129,441,446
84,059,040
2,709,114
2,657,024
19.576,182
18,490,048
1,471,959
1,275,828
10,431,105
9,115,042
_
2,602,953
2,542,255
2,596,370
income
charges
186,
*$
$
18,658,022 138,869,728
taxes
taxes
oper.
after
—V.
v
1957—7 Mos.—1956
13,402,924
expenses
inc.
oper.
-
2,543,116
18,826,788
18,928,997
value
of
Counties.
has
of
of
facilities to be abandoned is estimated at $111,200 and
retiring these facilites is estimated to be $79,500—V 186
Ventures,
made in
our
Inc.
(Utah)—Stock
of
2,500,000 shares of common stock at par (10 cents per
share) as a speculation, through Mid America Securities
pay
bonds
option!
r
_
.
,
,
stock
Common
GIVING
(par
cents)
The
and
at
FINANCING
the
temporarily
725 Judge
in
Ut^h
on
Outstanding
1957
Salt Lake Citv, Utah.
corporation includes land under
Chance
Area
(Emerv
oil
and
and S?.n Juan. Grand. Sevier, Garfield and Millard.
in this erouo is 10.823.27 acres
mentioned properties all lie within the Colorado Plateau
acreaee
above
pita the exception of the acreage in Millard and Sevier Counties
Sept;
on
effective
become
will
about
1,
1957—1
947.
p.
16
approved
Oct.
%
and
Consolidation
of this company
merger
Pfaudler Permutit Inc.
1.
President;
will
be 'President /and
Gaudion, Pfaudler Executive
Vice-President..
!
l'
companies- approved
the merger in July when
Officer
Executive
Vice-President/Will
_
Pfaudler
Brugler,
Mercer
panies.
Chief
by
Donald. A.
and
Executive
be
$6,500,000/-V^^186,
'■>*.
construction
,
;
,
,
and Idaho.
miles with
square
1950.
made: in
months
12
ended
June
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
30.
'
•
5%
$100
par
.;,
♦Issuance
Wertheim
•
new
bonds
&
"'t $5,400,000
'
-
by
5,000,000 shs.
property,
earnings
company
named
the
and
other
,
below
respective
Co.
3,500,000
W.
severally
principal
Baird
Newburger,
Loeb &
of
June' 30,
nection
agreed
amounts
&
an
with
$750,000
tained
a
440 000
the
which
only
Today plant
Shields
1,100,000
Cunningham,
Hirsch
&
&
—V.
186,
p.
Co
1153.
"
Co., Inc—
Hayden, Miller & Co
750.000
Peck
&
Schmertz
&
825,000
Co._
Adams
Fahnestock
825,000
Co
Kormendi
750,000
&
-
Co.,
•
Inc
In
330,000
330,000
:
330,000
the
high
steam
——
500,000
J.
C.
500,000
200,000
Co.—
300,000
300,000
150,000
Collings & Co., Inc.
Moore
&
Co.
150,000
1/
150,000
W. Sparks & Co.—
Bros.
Towrisend,
&
150,000
Co.!
Dabney &
.
150,000
Chace, Whiteside, West &
Winslow,
100,000
Inc.
Leonard A. Frisbie Co.__
A.
L. Stamm &
100.000
100,000
Co.^
the
period
from
Dec.
31.
1951
to
additions amounted to $368,111,503;
and $4,041,599 was written off in con¬
restatement of utility plant pursuant to orders of
property
$38,653,327;
\ authorities having jurisdiction.
Net
additions to
amounted to $325,416,577 since Dec. 31, 1951,
expansion since World War II, the company has main¬
degree of control over the effects of rising costs, by
employing, new practices, larger units, and improved designs.
This is
indicated by the fact
that the company's growth in revenue,, with
400,000
Inc
Wheat &
C.
Smith,
200,000
have thus
increase of 51%.
plant
440,000
Co.—.
Co._
gross
were
regulatory
utility
of
Co.,
Inc.
1957,
retirements
44o!o00
Co.
C.
J.
700,000
PROGRAM—During
EXPANSION
the
Joseph Walker & Sons—
&
700,000
400,000
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
1,700,000
&
*
500,000
Putnam
Blair
Talmage & Co
Tyson
Co.
Granbery, Marache & Co.
&
200,000
.
"
2,500,000
Corp.
200,000
Agncw & Co.
Sutro
—
Geruldsen &
During
Robert
200,000
Shuman,
4
Gairdner & Co., Inc._;
■.
200.000
P.ippel & Co._
§4,142,600 shs.
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
$4,590,000
Company,
Inc.
90,000 shs.
provisions
have
—
Co
Hannaford Inc.
Illinois
200.000
Co.
600,000
Co
&
Milwaukee
200,000
Co.
1,000,000
Co
Whipple & Co.—
Hentz
Patton &
1,000,000
Brothers &
Wallace,
below;
Union
&
200,000
1,000,000
the
purchasers
the
Stone & Webster Securities
Securities
Interstate
Pacific, Northwest
-
.
200,000
Newburger & Co
1
250,000
250,000
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.
2,000,000
Dawson,
*
-
"200,000
2,000.000
Smithers & Co
The
126,533 shs.
* •*
-
*
Co
Peabody
Kidder,
Inc.__I
Co.//
&
Mead, Miller .& Co
& Co
Bacon,
<
'250,000
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.//1
2,000,000
—
S.
Stern
20,000,000
126,533 shs.
par-value
forth
set
Dillon,
Eastman
Kalinan & Co.,
Brooke
2,750,000
Inc—__
Burr,
F. S.
'
$250,000
Chapman & Co.
2.750,000
Co.:_^_~_ 2,750,000
&
&
Moseley
Shields & Co
9,835 shs.
from
••>
Carolina Securities Corp,
McJunkin,
F.
+Exclusive of $1,800,000 payable within .one year.
§Inclusive
of 376,600 shares sold in August
1957, but exclusive of
shares issued under Employees" Stock Purchase Plan after Aug. 15, 1957.
purchase
below have severally agreed
following, respective principal
2,000,000
2,000,000
Coffin
mortgage indentures.
to
Sold—Mention was
of the public offering,
16
2.750,000
Co.—
(Hirsch & Co—
H.
—
limited
2,750,000
Co
L. F. Rothschild & Co.J_
company
series
$6.50
-
Far well,
'
Outstanding
value—
•
named
Corp._$4,500,000
Brothers
Lehman
•
~
-
pfd., cumul., $100 par value
Common,
purchasers
Union
Dillcn,
'.Goldman, Sachs &
The
;
series
Boston
First
Securities &
FINANCING
*
•
i
.
Eastman
due semi-annually
cuml.,
Sept.
purchase* from
the
company ,the
of. the new bonds:
»-
The
$118,736,000
stock—
Serial. pfd„
of
amounts
'
-
■*.
—.—„A__._
__
1961
to
Capital
issue
our
PURCHASERS—Tire
to
•
$47,174,00*0
of
Authorized
(3Va% )
-
Estabrook- &' Co./
1957/the
revenues
-
tails follow:
r.
•
PRESENT
mortgage bonds—
Outstanding series
——1
notes
-
Effective Oct. 1—
'
•
V1"4'
through The First Boston Corp.,and associates, of $40,-
a
♦First
Serial
_"'/"
t5 "
'
*
■
v*
,;
_
000,000 4%'% first and refunding mortgage bonds, due
Sept. 1, 1987, at 100% and accrued interest.- Further de¬
*
company
the
CAPITALIZATION
bonds
■
McDonnell & Co
The
its subsidiaries had consolidated operating
net income ,«f $9,965,000.
,
and
'
Electric Co.—Bonds
Philadelphia
99.22%;~ "
Electricity is supplied in an area of
census population
of approximately
also supplies steam heating service
In two communities, telephone service in 10 and water service in eight.
Montana
in
•.'•
_
f See Pfaudler Cof above.—V. 186, p. 947.
BUSINESS—Company is an operating public utility engaged primarily
the business of generating, purchasing, -transmitting,
distributing
and
selling electric energy in the states of • Oregon,
Washington.
13,000
*
947.-'
p.
.
■.
by
won
-
\
Pfaudler Permutit Inc.—Merger
were
program.
''
...
Equitable Securities Corp.
2,800,000 shs.
April 22
Bldg.,
Last
stockholders
the Permutit Co. under the name
>.
in
Securities
bounties
total
The
PRESENT
3,000,000 shs.
incorporated
property now held by this
leases in the Four Corners,
gas
8evier(
The
office is located
its
was
TO
Authorized
..
10
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
EFFECT
increase
Award of the issue'was
5%s
as
PURCHASERS—The
The net proceeds are to be used to pav
drilling expenses
balance due on purchase contracts and on exercise of
CAPITALIZATION
186,
Co.—Merger to Be Effective Oct. 1—
Pfaudler
from the sale of the bonds, together with
other funds, will be used in carrying forward* the company's construe-'
tion program for 1957 and 1958 and in retiring, bank-loans made or
to be
made under a credit agreement for the pufpose of financing
Further details follow:
PROCEEDS
to
Co.—Merger Effective Oct.
Pfaudlcr Co.* below.—V.
The
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$42,088,268 $38,821,301
947.
p.
Permutit
received^from"Halsey, Stuart &-•
Inc., at 99.77 and Lehman Brothers, Bear, Ste'arns & Co. and
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
(jointly) at 99.759. Blyth & .Co., Inc./and
White, Weld & Co. (jointly) bid 101.079 for ,6s."
The
new
bonds
will
he
redeemable
at -general.1 redemption prices
ranging from 108.22% to par, and at special redemption prices receding
from
100.72%
to par, plus accrued interest, in "each case..1
the
for
Bids
Offering—Mention
issue of Sept. 16 of the publifc offering
Inc. of Utah and Moran & Co.
:
186,
See
This offering was quickly, oversubscribed
6.16%
•was
—V.
underwriting syndicate which offered 011
an
4.52%
Oil
v; 1957-—Months—1956
$5,424,776
$4,967,101
Period End. Aug. 31—*
Sales.
Co.
628.
p.
1958,—V. 196, p, 1094.
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—August Sales Higher—
until.Feb.. 5,,.1958.
a proposed
suspended
has
Commission
the group at competitive sale on a bid of
New
the
the cost
and
1957
.
EARNINGS—For
also proposed the abandonment of approximately
pipeline, to be replaced by the new facilities.
Total
estimated cost of the proposed lines is about $1,241,500.
The salvage
company
miles
and
for -such
costing
Sept. 11 by K. V. Pluminer,
decision, all but about $1,700,000 of
annual wholesale natural gas .rate-
the books closed.
and
and
help meet increasing natural gas market requirements and to im¬
prove operations and service during the 1957-58 winter.
The proposed construction involves pipeline to be built in Lorain
Belmont, Guernsey, Champaign, Logan, Greene, Clark, Madison, Fay¬
The
its
toward
-
with cash on hand and to be derived from operations,
cash requirements during 1957 and 1958 for property addi¬
improvements, or to reimburse its treasury for expenditures
purposes. Such expenditures are estimated at $24,367,000 for
together
and,
> ■
for
which
yield 5.70%.
to
33.9
company
covering
offered
.
Wyoming,
The Federal Power Commission has granted this company .temporary
authority to construct and operate about 33 miles of pipeline in Ohio
Richland
186, p. 844.
above.—V.
,
1,070,000
and
216.
on Sept.
19 filed a registration statement with the
$8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1987, to be
public jsale at competitive bidding.
,
Net proc3eds of' the' sale of the bonds
will be applied to the pay¬
ment of the company's outstanding bank loans aggregating $4,500,000
This
SEC
,
about
,
Licking
Merger—
p.
.
17,841,318
Ohio Fuel Gas Co.—To Increase Capacity—
ette,
in
wa§
in service PFE will have
are
cars
17%.
increase,
17,777.316
842.
p.
165,
company
Telephone Co.—Exchange Offer Extended
General Telephone Corp.
See
>
below.—V.
Co.
Cement
Peninsular
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
20.186.950
revenues
Riverside
the
year
.
,
Operating
taxes
to
Peerless Cement Corp.—Proposed
See
cars,
company.
The
•
taxes
1956 which was the first
the record album field.—V. 186, p. 883.
compared
as
Directors
of
both
.
.
; ■ -Pfaudler announced purchase of approximately .25%, of the outstanding
the company had proposed • to -mhke" effective
shares'of; Permutit stock from Ward Industries Corp'. ./
Sept. 5, 1957, would affect 26 wholesale customers in Colorado, Idaho,..,
4 i Pfauciler.vthif originator and world's largest manufacturer of glassed
,, Oregon,
Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. The Commission said that
a
hearing date would be set; later.
'
" V
.l-*-".
; steel processing equipment, had total domestic: sales of $22,039,012 in
the fiscal year ended
The company based Its
May 31, 1957
Permutit, pioneer and * largest
proposed higher rates on stated increased
costs which
were not
known at the time its present rates were de-:'; producer of water conditioning equipment and ion exchangers and
power
plant accessories, had sales of. $13,909,810 in-the fiscal 'year
signed.
The company also Is claiming a 6)2%,rate of. return..
The $1,700,000 of the increase which was not suspended related to 0'fended.Dec. 31, 1056.
the sale of natural gas for resale to- industrial customers.—V.» 186, X *••/Shareholders'., •equities in
the two coiripanips show-,a .relationship
similar "to
the
relative sales volume. .Pfaudler had a- net worth of
Tp. 423.:,;;
v $9,782,648 as of May. 31,
1957/ Perimttit's .-net worth amounted1 to
$5,495,580 on June 30, 1957."
* S
v
>. n
- 'w
•
;
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Eastman-;
Backlog. of unfilled Pfaudler orders at .May;. 31, 1957 was. $9,319,755.
Permutit's
unfilled
orders
on
June" 30,
1957
totaled approximately
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Kidder,' Peabody &
this
$
17,004.232 124,359,151
inc.
an unprecedented five-fold
for the first six months of 1957
reported
sales
album
Record
Dot
also
Wood
Mr.
1956.
in
increase
Sept. 19 $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,' 5 3/4 % - series
due Sept. 1, 1987, at 100.714% and accrued interest, v to
18,484,807
oper.
announced on
were
Power
or
Co. headed
revenues
Federal
of
1957
30,
June
"
Operating
Other
of
traffic.
1,000
Federal
The
.
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$
He reported that 8,887,453 single units were sold
against 3,790,442 units sold during the same
period in 1956/
same
its
its
$5,500,000,
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
consecutive year,
seventh
the
The merger will be accomplished by an exchange of common stock,
about 34,000 cars ■ giving Pfaudler shareholders 1.429 shares in the merged company for
each share owned.
Permutit stock will be exchanged on a share-l'orrefrigerator car fleet, 14,516 of these new cets acquired since v
share basis.*.-::
*■•""%
•/.' \ *.:.
•" <
- **"
:•*
the end of World War II.—.V. 181, p. 1079.
Henry W. Foulds, Chairman of the Board and President'of Permutit
arid Raniet Miner, Board Chair man of Pfaudler. will become Chairman
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.—Rate Decision—,
and Vice-chairman,-respectively, of the board of the combined com¬
422.
p.
Dot Records, Inc., a wholly-owned
previous annual sales and reach a new
high of $10,000,000 in gross sales in 1957, Randy Wood, its President,
disclosed 011 Sept. 16.
Dot Records, which was founded in 1950 by
Mr. Wood, was acquired by Paramount in April, 1957.
Mr. Wood's report revealed an Increase of more than 100% in single
record sales
for. the first six months of
1957 as compared to the
„
pending hearing and
• k.K, I r
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Sales Rise—
Paramount Pictures Corp.—Records
For
'
the Northern States,, Powfr. System.—
Purchase Preferred Stock—Proposed Acquisition.
See
947.
p.
'
Northern States Power Co. (Wis.)—Parent to Offer to
„
50,578,361
186,
subsidiary,-will-, double
the first time, Mr. Plummer said,, that PFE-will regularly
cars rather
than conventional ice-bunker refrigerator
all
When
in
proposes to acquire from Wisconsin
generation and distribution of elec¬
Durand, Wis., and in
and Menomonie, Wis.
application that there would be no change
— ■
947.,
Co.—Receives Orders—
and
this
for
cars
(Wis.)
for the
and from
(Wis.)
57,247,623
after
mechanical
use
Amery, Clear Lake, Colfax and
and distributing gas in Monroe
NSP
of
7,672,127
Net
sub-freezing
at
vegetables,
ahy (fdStWwirjr brokerage • fees.
The application al$p, said that it is
desirable that the preferred stock be eliminated from1 the capital!-,
nation
60,630,245
7,811,221
income.
charges.—/.
aper.
—V.
temperatures.
Tho cars will be built by Pacific Fruit Express Co., jointly owned by
Union
Pacific and Southern
Pacific railroads.
First cars of this order, Mr. Pluminer said, will be ready for service
in March 1958.
Completion of the program is set for February 1959.
Fire hundred of the cars will be "super-giant" mechanical reefers,
50 feet long,
expressly built for transporting frozen foods. . . . •»
The other 500 will be 40-foofc cars, which can handle smaller ship¬
ments of frozen foods and also be usel for carrying fresh fruit and
amount equivalent to the accrued dividends and may also pay
an
68,347.635
General Manager.
The
order
will
bring
to
1,714
PFE's ownership» of «■ mechanical
"reefers" which can carry heavy tonnages of frozen foods. over the,
-
,
pay
9,382,402
as
1,000 mechanical refrigerator
construction of
for
Vice-President
after their acquisition.
In another application, NSP (Minn.)
proposes to acquire any or all
of the presently issued shares of 5%
cumulative, preferred stock, par
value $100 per share, of NSP (Wis.), consisting of 1,773 shares -out¬
standing in the hands of the public and 1,598 shares In the treasury
Of NSP (Wis.).
■"
•■/
" "
NSP
(Minn.)
proposes to offer all holders $121 per share and may
the
in
38,105,428
9,779,350
Net
-
''
than $20,000,000,
more
said in its
ot these facilities
(Wis.)
NSP
NSP
which
45,307,484
44,138,613
Medford, Ore.—Files With SEC—
Pacific Fruit Express
Plans
.
include
50,543.000
5,884,381
oper.
tions
Hydro
tricity around
manufacturing
7,119,000
6,782,735
provide the additional work¬
■
railroad
and
Hydro
7,126,000
taxes
on
company
capital.
company,
notes.
The assets
taxes—;
inc.
Other
Sept. 6 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 3,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par.($100
per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
building and foundations; machinery and equipment; and for working
Northern States Power Co., of Eau Claire, Wis., and
Electric Co., of Amery, Wis., have filed a joint
application seeking authority from the Feedral Power Commission
to acouire and sell facilities.
•
NSP' (Wis.) proposes to acquire the facilities of Wisconsin Hydro
and to assume its liabilities, except long-term debt and notes payable
to banks.
In consideration, NSP (Wisp would deliver 60,398 shares of
Its
common
stock to its parent, NSP (Minn.).
NSP (Minn.t would
Issua 176,300 shares
of its common stock to Wisconsin Hydro and
would assume; responsibility for Wisconsin Hydro's bonds, debentures
This
302,173,015
from the fire at the
Oregon Veneer Co.,
The
and to Acquire Preferred
Wisconsin
328,689,666
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Bond Financing Proposal—
Co. (Minn.)—Seeks Authority
Wisconsin Facilities, Issue Common
Stock—
42,843,290
Federal
company's plant at Orangeburg, N. Y.
fortunately was confined to the coal tar pitch impregnating plant,
with
tentative
estimate
of
loss between
$500,000 and $750,000,
fully covered by both fire insurance and business interruption insur¬
ance, II. J. Robertson, President, said on Sept.
16. .
"While a portion of this operation was a total loss, the balance
can
be restored,, at an early date, and the company anticipates the
plant will be operating at two-thirds capacity within several weeks,"
Mr, Robertson said. A detailed survey and appraisal of damage is now
being made.—V. 186, p. 628.
covering
Acquire
to
49,261,640
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Fire Loss—
Orangeburg
£o.—Registers With SEC—
Northern States Power
446.216.172
expenses
to market con¬
intends to sell
••
Damage
company
1957,
491,718.914
period
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
160,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, $100
par, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc. The interest rate, public offering price, and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The net proceeds from the sale of the preferred stock will be used
for a portion of the cost of the construction program for 1957 and for
purchase of securities to be issued by subsidiary companies for their
costs of construction and acquisition of property.
The company has
filed applications for certificates of public convenience and necessity
with the Federal Power Commission for construction of facilities which,
together with other proposed construction not requiring such certifi-,
cates
is estimated to cost, in addition to the $12,900,000 expended
therefor in 1956, an aggregate of $96,000,000, of which it is estimated
that $64,000,000 will be expended in 1957.
It is anticipated that conetruction requirements during 1957 will require the company to under¬
take additional financing through the sale of approximately $25,000,000
of debentures later in the year.
Interim financing with bank loans
will be used during the construction period.—V. 186, p. 1153.
This
65,229,073
Co.
947.
p.
823.
p.
Northern Natural Gas
...
72.949,725
connection with the development of the corpora¬
the next few years. Present plans call for com¬
pletion of the financing prior to the end of the year. /
•
At the same time it was announced that a special meeting of stock¬
holders had been called for Nov. 5,
1957, to vote on a proposal to
increase the number of authorized shares of common stock of the cor¬
poration from 15,000,000 shares to 20,000,000 shares,.-The additional
shares will be available for issuance upon conversion of the new deben¬
tures, for future financing and for other corporate purposes.—V. 186,
Privately—The company, it is reported, has arranged
to sell privately, through Blyth & Co., Inc., an issue of
$20,000,000 first mortgage bonds.
The proceeds
are to be used to repay bank loans and for con¬
$
revenues
ing capital needed in
tion's business during
Bonds
Public Service Co.—To Sell
.
of the financing will be to
purpose
$
$
Operating
subordinate debentures which will be convertible into
The new issue will be sold publicly through an under¬
headed by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc. and Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities &
three-digit code number. In this way, if a person In
Pine Plains wanted to call someone in San Francisco, he would dial
the three numbers of his own dialing area, the three numbers of the
Ban Francisco area, and then the number in San Francisco he wanted.
If he wanted to call another city within his own dialing area, he would
dial only the code number of that area, and then the individual num¬
ber itself.—V. 184, p. 2328.
' "
: ' ' ;
'
r- '
•
Assigned its own
Northern Indiana
of
stock.
1957—7 Mos.—1356
-1956
1957—Month
—
Operating
corporation announced on Sept. 19 that, subject
and
compliance with legal requirements, it
$60 000 000
Providing
Canada
Chemical Corp.—To Sell $60,000,000 of
Convertible Debentures—
ditions
ilircctlv
AuTollizer
Period End. July 31
$
Olin Mathieson
Co.—Earnings-
Pacific. Telephone & Telegraph
Plateaus of Utah,
High
and
and Range
Province
See also V. 186, p. 1153.
Basin
the
in
respectively.
bv the
factured
,
electric
one
rates;
order
to
has
increase and smaller increases in gas and
with the growth in plant investment.
rate
kept
pace
per revenue dollar is no larger
its expansion program to provide
investment
continue
than in 1945.
.
lor increasing
estimated that the company will expend
approximately. $264 million between July. 1. 1957, and:Dec. 31,'. 1959.
and an additional $158
million..between Jan. 1, 1960, and Dec. 31,
demands
for
service,
it
is
.
(Continued
on page
51)
Volume 186
Number
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
11
Per
MNDEHBS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In. the
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
the
dividends
*
Per
When
Air
$27'Aq
(s-a)
Products (quar.)_;
Control
Stock
1212-
4.80%
Products,
Allied
Inc.
Paper
(-stock
Altainil
Corp;
Aluminum Co.
dividend)
(initial)
;
for each,
mon
for-two
clal
j
Enamel
Class
11-
1
10-18
11-
8
11-
8
1
$1.25
1
-—
1st preferred (quar.)
5Vo 2nd preferred (quar.)
Erio; Sc Pittsburgh RR., 7%
Ero
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
9-23 \
10-18
-•
11-
1
10-18
9-30
Firestone" Tire
3Gc
10-29
15c
10-
9-30
9-30
9-23
10-10
10-
1
1
Mfg.
10-20
Bros,
General
10-
1
11-
1
9-30
—
$3.50
9-19
10-25
9-27
Badger Paint
10-
prcf,
General
9-14
1
p-op
5.80%
Balerank, Inc. (quar.)—A.
Bank: Shares, Inc., 6%.
prior pfd. "A" (quar.)
i. 6%
prior preferred "B" (quar.)__
(qua;.)-
& Baco
i
1
10c
11-
1
BreWnrDUrrc;!
Co.
BrohTilu^-Ferris
(quar.)—
.*
—
-
.
—
—
-
1
10-
2
1
9
>
'
9-20
:
10c
.
11-
9-20
1
10-
5
9-27-
'
71
'/o
preferred
<quar.)
noc
Capitol Records
«quar,)—
Carolina, Clinchfleld- «fc Ohio Ry.
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
Central
(quar.)
10-31
Gotham, Inc.—
4'-%
convertible
preferred
5%
preferred
«quar.)
10-31
10-
1-
10-
1
6ft
preferred
Champlin
Stock
Refining
Fund
25c
10-
1
75c
10-
1
from
net
1
10-10
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—
Increased quarterly '
,
Bakeries
(quar.)
&
(quar.)—-
:
—
10-15
9-25
10-5
10c
—
10-
5
9-20
Columbia Eaking Co.—
Name changed to Southcern
Bakeries
(see dividend announcement Under
-
-
corporate
Commercial
Extra
Banking Corp.,
common
$1.90
$2
(quar.)2:
(quar.)
preferred
Consumers
Corn
1','r
Water
Gas
Co.
Kit,
Crown
Denver,
Detroit
Co.
Bros,
A
(quar.)
Co..
Chicago
Union
Trucking
Stock
Edison
,
Yard
(quar.t
—
(quar.)
(quar.I-—
<quar.)
Detroit International
Bridge Co.
Diebold. Inc.
is-a>
District Theatres Corp.
(quar.)
(qiiar.)
Ltd.
4%
preferred
Johnson Service
Corp.
15c
10-15
7'Ac
10-15
9-24
11-
1
10-10
i!
10-
9-24
—.
I
11-
1
10-
1
9-30
9-20
9-30
25c
11-
Bakeries,
5
51'Ac
11-
1
10-
5
11-
1
5
Rittcnhouse
10-
5
9-16
10-15
10-15
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-30
10-15
-
9-20
10-15
11-29
11-15
10-25
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-10
9-30
10-
1
9-20
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
9-26
6%
on
(quar.)
—
10-15
9-30
45c
Co.
Power
10c
10-25
10-10
35c
10-25
10-10
Lowney
10-25
10-10
Ludlow Typograph Co.,
9-27
1
11-15
10-15
9-26
9-27
9-20
20c
10-
7
9-27
5c
10-
1
9-16
4'A%
preferred
(Walter
10-30
pfd.
(F. C.)
6%
preferred (quar.)—f
Managed Funds, Inc.—
Electric shared 2—1
Transport
shares
9-20
12-
9-16
•9-18
9-30
9-16
B-2 4
8-
12-3?
-
9-26
%ii-;X'
<.
1614
l.i
10-14
9-30
9-23
10-13
,9-20
r.-
$2-
4
11-20
} <10-10
>11-
1
10-
:
(10-15
50c
.
11-20
9-27
•
90c
.
4
83c. ..llrlfl
.4618
$1.12 A
11-15,« u 1618
a
„
,
'(s-a)——---A—
(increased
11-
2
1
10-11
9-27
12'Ac
S-30
9-20
0
9-16
36c
s-a»
.•
(quar.)—^
10-
1
1
16
1
1010-
;
1
9-14
9-14
•
9-14
A. Warehouse
AA.,
$2
.
•9-30
•
,35a
—
.•
9-10
10-16
9-30
10-
25o
$$1.18-
9-27
1
11-1
10c
—
(initial)
;
D
40c
——
$20c
t25a
25c.
10-
1
11•
1
1ft-
1
10-
1
631
-10-15
620
9-20
10-13
16
4
1610
10-15
9-30
$1.12'A
9-30
1615
9-30
1615
9-30
10-15
9-30
30c
10-25
9-30
I
no
at company
1615
$1.25
$1.37'A
$1.50
(Directors took
payment
1631
35c
(quar.)
Co.
9-27-
35c
action
meeting
(Edi
& Co.,
1
10-
20c
10-14
10-
11-
1
9-14
1
$22 'Ac
$25c
$1.50
Co.,
Sterchi
Swan
10-
9-20
Swartwout Co.
Supercrete.
35c
30-15
—--
10-15
9-30
8c
10-10
9-25
1
10-
1
11-
1
10-
1
9-16
20c
—
25c
10-
1
9-16
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
in voting trust
1V*'
preferred
30-
9-16
12»bc
—
10-
9-16
25c
(quar.)
(payable in
10-
9-16
voting trust
IV* %
Co.
Corp.—
preferred
Corp.
10-
9-16
(quar.)
25c
10-
9-20
common—
10c
10-
9-20
(quar.)
75c
10-
9-20
40c
10-
$0.1719
10-
,
(quar.)—;
9-20
1
9-20
10-15
9-30
12-10
11-26
25c
(stock dividend)—
25C
25c
(Boston)
11-
1
10-15
1.33%
9-25
9-23
(quar.)—-—
(quar.)
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-20
12c
10-
1
9-18
12c
(common
$8'Ac
27'Ac
—
(quar.)
10-
1
9-18
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-30
$1.50
A
1
11-
10-
(quar.)
common
Ltd.. (quar.)—,
Rubber
10-
2 %
(quar.)
Strawbridge A Clothier (quar.)
9-16
9-30
9-30
ll7/sc
Stores
10-15
10-21
10-30
—
(payable
Investment
1
common.
common
&
convertible
Bros.
9-17
two-
stock)
Standard-Thomson
10-15
1
(quar.)—.—
dividend)
Steamship,
$3 participating preference
Participating
;
Street
9-17
1
in¬
stock)
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
State
50c
net
payment after
Co.,
dividend
Fruit
1
10-
7c
(quar.)
participating
common
1
10-
investment
(from
Participating
Standard
9-24
9-20
10-
40c
(stock
(initial
dividend
Stock
10-15
10c
Corp.
Bakeries
Stock
50c
(from
(Boston)
4%% .preferred
preferred
1
$1.06''«
—
income)
(A. ,0.)
9-26
10-
$1.183A
Shares
Trust
common
Southern
25c
—
Co.,
5%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$1
(quar )
American
vestment
New
$17'Ac
Refining Corp. (quar.);
Subsurface Reserve Corp.
—(
(quar.)
-16-15
:.$40c
-$37c
$25c
income)
5'A%
'
"75c
.
Sept. 13).
on
Class
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.,
1
0-30
A%;>
>
(quar.)
preferred
Selected
10-15
12-
12'Ac
Co.—
(quar. )
M.) Co., Ltd.
$G
(quar.)„.T,.
-
'
preferred
43A% .preferred
10-15
9-13
12-
•
10-15
10-
15c;
7
Miguel Brewery.
Sangamo Co., Ltd. (increased)-.
9-30
10-30
25c
(quar.)
10-15
30c
Corp. (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics of New York, 5% pfd. (quar.)
(Com. payment omitted at this time)
Liberty Loan Corp., 53A% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Common payment was omitted at meeting
held on Sept. 13.
Lone Star Brewing (quar.)
Lawrence
1
27c%)
__——■,—,
coin,
units
Cement
common
held
9-19
30c
Extra
St.
(Pa.)
—,
for-one split)
South Atlantic Gas
(quar.)
Tire (quar.)
Longincs-Wittnauer Watch
11-15
Fund—
Aircraft
Smith
9-30
20c
&
9-23
2
11-
$1.50-
.
—
Sllcx
preferred
Rubber
10-30
9-30
...,10C
Royal-M'cBcc Corp., common (quar.)
4'A% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)_,
5'A% preferred C (quar.)
.
Lehman
1
31-15
Inc.
—I
Pump
Schuster
1
B-2
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
10-
11-
47'bC
.
Republic Picture.1), $1 preferred (quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4H% preferred (quar.)
'
9-20
10-
51c
.
.
series
com.
5
$1.80
11-15
25c
Co.;\6%. preferred (quar.)
Cold, Storage
Savannah Sugar
25c
5
9-26
-10-30
12-
25c
—.—
—
9-17
62'Ac
10-
9-1.6
9-30
RR. Co.—
(quar.)
Market
10-10
4'Ac
^
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
10-
25c
' preferred
Shareholders
Hotels
10-
$1
5%
1
30c
—
income)
1
-
9-30
4
11-15
.
$1.06
(6-al^.„___—
9-27
4'Ac
1
10-
9-13
6c
——
11-
25c
A
Co., (quar.)
Rolir
22c
15c
(quar.)
11-
Lee
10-25
22'Ac
(P. L.) Mfg. Co., Ltd., common—
S'l dividend participating preferred (quar.)
Rochester Button (quar.)
$1.14
Langendorf United
1
9-25
'.ii>25c:.1L-15.: "4610
Riverside
$1
(quar.)
Co
investment
11-
9-25
37'"C
San
(quar.)
net
2
9-30
20c
.
common
1
!—
—.
Co..
Participating
4c
11-
$50c
\
Rcdii
1
$25c
-
Knott
5
12-
2-14
20c
(quar.)
"
;
Co.—
Manufacturing Co.—
6% partlc. class A (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
A Medium-Growth
Bond
Fund
King-Seeley
50c
(quar.)-—
:
Fund
(quar.)
11-15
9-30
—
4 'A %
Battery
9-17
12-16;
3-1-58
-7-Ac
-preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
Quincy
..
(quar.)
Joseph &; Feiss Co.
K.)
A Gamble
Class
9-20
11-
30c
Light
1
15c
Robertson
—
Custodian
9-27
10-
50c-
—
& Norristown
Quebec Toleplione Co.-,
9-27
22c
3
Ltd.
(quar.)
Bros.,
9-24
1
——
——
Quaker City Life Insurance
9-30
.
Central Power &
1
11-
10-
$1.06 A.
-$$3
-.
——
(II.
4.50%
10-15
)
Industries, LtcL—
to Wood (John) Indust.,
50c
—
common
(quar.)
$25c
9-14
10-
$5c
(Toronto) (quar.)
■9-16
10-15
Metal
,
10-15
$1.75
(quar.)~
Insurance
Rubber
class
Denver
(quar.)
50c
"
(quar.)
com.
9-24
15c
common
1
10-30
Appreciation Common Stock Fund series
S-3
(special of 98c from net realized
37 Ac
—
10-
9-lG
Shares, Ltd.—
Mfg.
Lower
Davidson
Dayton
Ltd.
Liie
(quar.)—
(quar.)-
Products Refining,
preferred tquar.)
Craig
$2
Natural
10-1
$40c
Powders,
55c
—
$15c
—
52c
•
preferred <quar.)^
$$1
;
'
*
i
50c
—
Consolidated
1
(quar.)..
'
.
51c
—
preferred (quar.)-'
preferred series E (quar.)
$2.08 preferred (quar.)_
$2.09 preferred «quar.)-—
$12»Ac
•
51'Ac
——~——-—
$2.04
$2.20
10-
47'Ac
$2.06
;
—_
changed
75c
preferred
.-
ordinary income)—
■
—
20c
Conlon-Moore Corp., 6<o preferred——
Connecticut Light «fc Power Co.—
from
t
(from
10c
common
"
.
9-23
Kelite
9-20
9-30
20c
"
3.35%
Kerr
9-20
10-15
$1.04
.....
Procter
-
1
8
•
(s-a)__
"Co., .Ltd!-—
.
9-30
8
1
9-30
...
5.0c.?: m-;iA-%£bi8
-*■—-
10-
new
—
—
profits)
Jefferson
title).
—
Tool
;
(N.,Y.)t-.
25c
11-
4
9-30
9-30
10-15
—
"
9-16
11-
10-
10-15
10-15
(quar.).
9-20..
9-16
2
10-
..90c
PictpriaL Paper Package
(quar.)—....
Pinchln, Johnson A: Associates, Ltd.
Pittsburgh StcA Foundry (stock dly.K^,..,
-9,20
9-30
9-16
2
Co.
'
9-30
9-18
$1.02'b
&
Porter
$1.25
.
1
12-
5c
9-30
9-30
$1.17 'A.
1
12-
50c
—
9-30
10-15
$1.023L
....
9-28
.
1
W.
10-15
^10-19
>
10-
K.
9-19
10-15
50c
1 300%
10-
50c
——■—
•
:
10-
87'Ac
——
1
15c
Jenkins
1
1
$1.02
9-30
$1.37'A.
Kearney (James R.)
»
10-
25c
Jersey
10-15
Co.—
special guaranteed (quar. J—
7ft regular guaranteed
(quar.)———.—
Collins Radio, 4% preferred
(quar.)
Color-Craft Products ,(quar.)
-9-23
10-
22'Ac
—:—
Specialty Mfg..
rities)
9r25
10-10
9-19
11-1
10c!
(quar;)
(quar.).-
Mathieson Chemical,
Russell
9-26
11-15
10-10
N.
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(J. B.) <fc Co. (quar.)
James
4
25c
37%c
——;—
Pittsburgh RR.
10-
9c
Clausscn
Cleveland
10-16
10-31
9-20
9-20
4
.11-
25c
(quar.)
Extra
-Id-
$1.15
,
rt—
(quar.)...——
Ferry-Fay Co.
Phila., Gcrmantown
Quarterly
Pickering Lumber
1
20c
Ivcy
9-20
invest¬
—
3c
I7»bc
-10-
$1
9-20
11-
10%
(quarterly
10-31
A
•
—
—
L
9-30-
'
9-18
3c
10-15
9-30
10- 4
4.25% prefer ted (quar.)—
$1.06 'A
—$1.06'A
Peoples Securities Corp. (4'Ac from ordinary
net income plus 20'Ac from
accumulated
undistributed profits from sales of secu¬
9-18
10-
Class
6%
9-20
25c
income)
10-
$20c
14-
$1.50'
—
or-
Institutional Shares Growth Fund (Gc from
investment income and lGc from securi¬
12-20
A
(quar.)
$2 5c
(from
..
8
—
(quar.)
&
dividend
Chemical
ment
Gil
9-20
Co.—
participating preferred
ties
58 'Ac
9-23
9-27
Y.).-.,
(quar.)—.—
Commerce
Of
Ltd.)
9-25
t$2.50
——
(quar.)
10-15
25c
55c;
r?-.—--7—
Machine
Institutional
10-8
Chad))ourn
'
56'Ac
1
5c
10-15
(quar.)—
investors—
(Name
9-17
10-
1
(quar.)
Series H-C7
International Holdings,
10-10
$25c
—
11-
(quar.)——
preferred
International
4
9-30
Canada Investments, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preference
(s-a)-———
6%
-
9-30
10-21
25C
$0.5781'A
(quar.)
(quar.)-—
Pea,sice-Gaulbert Corp., 4',b',<' pfd.. (quar.)
Pennsylvania. Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
10-15
——,
pfd.
Paramount Motors Corp.
Park Chemical
(quar.)..
10-15
1
1
10-
$1.75
profits)
,
_——
1
11-
investment income and 16c from securities
-
9-20
10-
25c
.
60c
—
Common
5%
10-15
10-16
11-
1
10-
10-15
$1.25
ic
Owens-Corning Fiborglas Corp.
9-12
45c
10-
10c
.Pacific Associates, Inc.—
6% prior preferred (quar.)..
9-23
9-2G
—
.
International-Bronze
9-30
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Celotex
5%
10-31
$93 34c
5c
—
,_r
common
Co.
1
56',4C
_
1
10-15
—
(quar.)_„,—
Natural, Gas, Ltd.," 5%
pref. (quar.>
Institutional Shares Growth Fund (6c from
1
10-
t30c
J.)
Interim
10-30
10-
.
'
Plastics
11-15
tl5c
10-
Inland
10-30
11-. 1
(quar.)
-
Capital
■.
10-15
■k
9-20
•
10-15
■
9-20
1
•
9-25
10-15
25c
4
—
participating A (quar.>—:
4%
preferred (quar.)
—Ingram & Bell, Ltd., GOc preferred (quar.)—'
Inland
10-25
■
i
10-
11-21
1
10-15
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
Quebec Ry. (s-a)
Osborn Mfg. (quar.)
each
80c
r,
L'
10-28
Arena
(annual)—
Canadian Drawn Steel Co., GOc
pfd. (quar.)Canadian General Investment,.
Ltd.,(quar.)
Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
common
.10-
37',be
—
■Quarterly
10-11
; 11-15
Canadian
34%c
12-15
10-
4
25c
.
yingcrsoll
9-20
v' 50c
.
,
for
split)
(quar.)
4'b% preferred
Inc.
:! Industrial-Bank
:
9-90
-
(ouar.)^
10-
11-21
50c
(quar.)
$4.25%
10-17
1
12-15
10-
Corp.—
preferred
Ontario
10-17
11-
''
Cantpbell.. Red: Lake Mines,.Ltd. (quar.)——-',* XlhuC
Canada Folk, Ltd.," common
(quar.)—
(tlOc
/ : 60c participating.class A (quar.)———
nsc.
'
3-1
8-15
3GAC
dividend)
com.
common
9-23
10-31
9-27
1
27',bC
preferred
Office
9-18
10-15
26'Ac
preferred
Olin
9-20
9-30
11-
20c
Judd
$4.16 preferred
3
9-24
1
,
$4.10
$4.11
10-15
9-30
.
10-
30c
$3.60
.
9-24
1
10-31
•
10-?5
2fi
37'/bc
87Vbc
9-
9-26
$$1.25
(.quar.)
l-—•-
Funds.
(H.
-5'rufo:
r
o
10-
Co.,
a
Co.,
of
lloiistoi) Oil Field Material
5%
preferred (quar.
•'0-30
"
10c
$0,119
quar.)
(stock
Home Title Guaranty
"(Brooklyn,
Horn A- Hardurt Baking (N. J.)
■..12-11
10-
10-15
H.)
Co.
9-24
11-
9-13
40c
Extra
Hola
9-30
9-30
"
10-18
9-26
1
Hlncs
9-13
10-22
——■<
10-25
10-11
f
Ifightstowi
-10-10
I*
•
■7*, be"
T '40c \!
(quar.)-—'
(stock dividend )l_„—1-'"
; -' '
California Port land Cement
1)
10-10
11-
ST'bc
-
8c
10-
25c
Manufacturing (quar.)
Northenv States Power (Minn.) com.
$4.08 preferred (quar.)
,
9-24
50c
.
;
10-
(initial
shares
,.dinary
,
Heinz
1D-20
I
CCe
;
Machinery,
Lusll TeriniDdl <?•.
7
25C
'
—
Bridgeport K-.'drauKfi Co. _(quar.)^u'-..g--—2 >
BMggsrWeaver Machinery -Co., ..ptcL
-(guar.)
British Petroleum Co.. LtcL
ordinary, ga paymerit' of 5% equal to , 14c.)
13
"
;75c
(."• .$1,23.
•;
North k
7
1
9-13
10-15
Extra———'•—
10-18.
10-
.
..
,
10-15
*
10-
10-31
—
incomer
Scries H-DA (from ordinary income)^-—.
ilaitfield: Stores, (quar.)
(
9-17
(quar.)
10-21
10c
A. (quar.)
Hamilton
9-25
1
,*
9-30
G5c
9-13
1
;
4.60% " preferred
(quar.)__.
New York Wire
Cloth, (quar.)
10-15
,
9-19
1
27VaC
(accum.)
——+
Equipment
Terminals
10-1
1
10-
(quar.)
Corp., class A
New England Power Co., 6%
11-29
10-31
2%
(Mo.), 6% pfd. A (quar.)
Co. of the Southeast—
Rubber
Brass, Ltd.,
Class
9-25
1010-
~———
•
Halin
10- T
9-30
Union
Mfg.
9-23
10-15
<fc
(P.
Grcist
9-2G
-$l;12(fc
<■
1—
'.Water .(quar.)—
Borg-Warner' Coi-p.. common... (quar..)
3A% prefferped .(quar.)
—■,
BowL-Mef CO., 300. * preferred
(quar.)
■
1
10-15
25c
-
•
*'
.
10-
———_t;v56l4c
(quarJ
10-15
12-15
$1
——.—
2
Pool
10-
10-
Nationwide
9-20
50c
Wares
preferred
preferred
Grand
9-13
15c
;
Go-,
Manufacturing
National
■9-16
28r:4c
series A
Tire
4%%
9-13
75c
1
—
Blddelord
Links
10-18
1.
9-25
pfd.
$2 preferred (s-a)
$2.50 preferred (s-a)
'
1
10-31
75c
1
9-25
45c
Fuel
National
(monthly)—
share held to effect
9-13
9-30
9-30
$1.50.
Y.l .(ijuar.u
(quar. u..
Bessemer & Lake' Erie RR. Co.—
( $1.50 preferrerl jsla)
;
9-30
15c
—
Watch
1
10-
...
additional
4'.L>%
9-23
15c
prior preferred "C" (quar.)— _1
Bankers Commercial
Corp.- (N. Y. )—
6% preferred (quar.)—-.
Beurus
9-30
15c
6%
common
1
25c
—
Bio.:.;
11-
30c
(quar.)
—
preferred
General
(Two
Inc._,—50c.
:
10-
•
11-29
dividend).
10%
Ltd. (quar.)
$7Vbe
(quar.)
;
—.—15c
Corp. (quar.—.
37'.be
Telephone
Gluti'elter
4%
preferredquar.m
BatesMfg., 4 A,% preferred
12-1010-15
(stock
General Telephone
9-20
10-10
1
'
10-18
9-19
10-
1
37Vbc
:
Paper Co. (quar.)
Barge Line (quar.)
Gas (quar.)
Manufacture & Stores
Common (quar.)
10-18
—
Tile
Bronze
General Steel
9-20
9-30
10-15
10-
Barker
1
1
$1.50
(quart)^
Co., Ltd. (quar.)_,4—
General Telephone (Iowa) 5!b%
pfd. (quar.)
4
9-20
10-
Bankers Trust Co. (N.
Barium
Steel Corp
National
11-
25c
10c
Ontario
common
9-23
10-31
IB-
45c
National
11-
+
14c
20c
12,/2C
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Mfg. (quar.)
9-18
12', be
(quar.)
5 V4%
10-18
8
87'Ac
(quar.) J—
(quar.)— _•—_
9-23
prior pfd. (s-a)—
COc
Atlas
Thrift Plan Corp.-,
l-'.i
pfd.
(quar.)
tl7tbc
Aiito-Soler Co.
(quar.)
-.———5c
Axe-Hougliton Fund "B", Inc. (23c from net
profit plus 7c from income)——
30c
?
pfd.
General Electric Amer.
dep. receipts ordinary
General Shoe Corp., common
1
10-
9-30
Sl.GO
Stores,
11-
15c
Bakeries,
General
9-27
10-15
10-
Hardware
Rubber
(quar.)
General Baking
25c
&
•
;
Gamble
9-lG
Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B (quar.)
9334c
Credit Corp., common (quar.)__
2c
Stock
dividend
:—1%
20c convertible
preferred (quar.)
5c
.—
&
Transit
Brick :&
Fuller
9-25
10-
Atlantic
—-
9-27
&
Mississippi Valley
Munsingwear, Inc.,
9-30
Atlas
Co.,
Minnesota
9-30
62'Ac
dividend
Worth
Eraser
9-17
30c
45c
.
v.
Fort
1
.
(quar.)—.-
Stock
(
....
preferred (quar.)—————$1
Anderson Electric Corp., 60c conv.
pfd. (quar. t
15c
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)$70c
Anstd Chemical Co.
(quar.)——
—30c
Finance
10-31
10c
invest¬
net
A
Murray
—
$4
Atlas
4
$7.85
conv. pfd. (quar;)
Faultless;,Rubber, Co., (quar.)——;
Federal. Drop "Forge Co...
Federal Pai>cr Board,.cotrauou
(quar.)
4.60% pfd; (quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.) -(quar.)————
9-27
10-8
f
17(bc
Snrlrg of HolLy (quar-)-———
Manufacturing (quar.)—————;
Hocking Glass, common (quar.)——
Sewerage
4
10-
dividends)
annual
Fairbanks Company, 6%
Anchor
City
(1957
9-30
—
(quar.)
Michigan Bakeries, Inc., 5Va%
Millers Falls Co.
(quar.)
com¬
payable .in stock
or
subject- to the- option of shareholder
prior to Oct. 15).
Atlantic
10-
1
Gc;'o
cash,
Ames
I
11-
—
10-25
1
11-
$10c
(from
income)
Class
(Approximately
10-25
1%
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.
9-23
10-25
•
...
$1.50
realized
three-
a
10-31
9-18
A
9-30
9c
(quarterly
Hegeler Zinc Co
Aircraft (quar.)
McLean Industries
Inc., class A common,
$3 preferred (quar.)
Merchants Acceptance Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
10-31
$5.91 of tho total from
capital gains)
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., common
(quar.)
10-
ment
$1.50
Trust
McDonnell
11-16
11-15
Investors
Matthiessen &
Ltd.—
Energy
1
(a payment of ,->lx
of 30 cents. Tlie spe-
special
distribution, is
Products,
9-20
10-15
a.
Heating
11-20
11-
1
10-15
—
12-20
25c
9-26
$1.75
(accum.)
1
10-
Mutual- Fund
plus
&
B
12-10
American
f
9-30
preferred
10-
new
i.(quar.)
.
10-14
spilt)-
preferred <quar.)
American" Molasses Co,
cents
$G
25c
9-26
11-15
.
1-1-58
-
10-15
1-2-
$13c.
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—•
$7 preferred A (accuin.)_-
30c
93%c
5 %
American
9-23
25c
held to effect
two
10-15
10-15
2
87(be
(quar.)
Stock dividend- (one share of
1
10-15
$30o
16(be
Co.
11-
10-15
34%e
Massachusetts
When
Holder■
Payable of Ree,
Share
from net income)
Massachusetts Life Fund
10-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
—
3
8-30
1
<
common.
Book
Co.
(quar.)
American Bos Board Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend
American Manufacturing Co
10-
11-
$ 15c
(accum.)
10-15
American
Marietta
10-26
10-30
$15c
(quar.)—_
10c
American
American
1
1
10-
2'A%
of: Airierica, common
preferred; (quar.)
Art' Metals Co.,. class A
$3.75
11-
11-
5c
(quar.)
Gas Co.-»»
Natural
preferred
Per
Name of Company
Maryland Theater Building—
Voting trust ctfs. (annual).
10-31
15c
(quar.)
common
—
preferred
$1.50
9^
dividend
-
Air
10-31
2
13c
$17'Ac
—
(quar.»"
Ltd.,
Holder§
10c
$37'Ac
Holdert
2
and
Co., Ltd., connnon_,_,_^^
(quar.)
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif., 5',2^ pid. (quar.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Payable of Rcc.
$12c
.
income)
profits)
Ltd.
When
Payable of Rcc.
year-end
preferred
Duquesno
(quar.)
preferred
5 Vs Vo
fiscal
Textile
7'.o
Agncw-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
Common
securities
fabrics,
Dominion
payment date.
Share
net
Mines,
Dominion
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Company
from
(1957
investment
from
Share
r
Inc.
Shares,
3c
Dome
during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
Name of
of
;
an¬
nounced
a
Name of Company
,,
Dividend
Tclephone Service Co.
Class
9c
10-10
9-25
A
Class
B
$5
of Ohio—■
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
30c
30c
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Preferred
j-ju
,
Fibre Glass (quar.)
Thompson
—-
dividend
Stock
(Toronto!
Ltd.
(quar.)
t25c
50c
____
35c
(quar.)45c
62%e
(quar.)—
Transamerica Corp.
Transit, common
(quar.)
Twin City Rapid
5%
prior pfd.
conv.
Union
Drill & Tool, new
com.
(quar.)
United Industrial Bank (Bklyn.) (quar.)
United New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.).
Preferred
Products
Universal
(quar.)_
Freeze
(quar.)
Massachusetts RR.
Vermont &
$3
$1.75
(s-aj—-—-
preferred
(quar.)——
Vlchelc Tool Co.,
7%
American
guaranteed
special
(s-aj—
10-15
American President
Common
9-18
(quar.)—75c
$2 prior preferred (quar.)—.*.—
—
50c
Wisconsin Public Service, 5% pfd, (quar.)—
$1.25
5.04%- preferred (quar.)
$1.26
Wood (J.) Industries, class A (quar.)
—t50c
Class B (quar.)
450c
4%%
preferred (quar,)_-___——— 4$1.12%
Wood, Alexander, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
4$1.50
11- 1
10-18
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
10-13
pfd.
pfd.
$1.25
,
Quarterly
Name of Company
9-20
American
Writing Paper
9-20
Extra
9-16
in previous
ACF
Wrigley
Power
Common
&;
;
Class
Ltd.—
412 %c
430c
A
Stock
dividend
2%
Service
Casualty
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
Life
Affiliuted
Surety
<te
Co.
Aid Investment
(Watcrtown,
Co.
Discount,
N.
;
Y.)
preferred
(quar.)
A
J
Inc.,
preferred
new
Allen
Electric
Artists
Pictures
.
Thermal
Aluminum
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Co., 75c conv. pfd.
Co. (quar.)
Mfg.
5%
.
$7
Air
conv.
pref.
Art
American
6%
(quar.)
com.
10-21
10- 1
9-30
1st
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
5%
preferred B
4%
A
Common
5%
common
(quar.)
Crystal Sugar
Co.,
"D"
Co.
(quar.)
com.
common
(initial)-
Electronics
American
Express
(stock
Co.
Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Home
Ice
Products
Co.,
preferred
preferred
6'%
pfd.
9-27
10- 1
10- 9
443940
50c
4c
25c
75
cents
S F
(stock
Co.
Babcock
(quar.)_:
A
dividend)
Wilcox
&
Brick
10-
9
9-23
Baltimore
Gas
10-
1
9-23
4%%
10-
1
9 23
10- 5
9-18
9-18
Backstay
Welt
I
Extra
6%
1
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Piano
(quar.)
_-_
7%
9-20
5%
pfd.
1st
Electric,
(accum.)
(quar.)-
common
10-22
Electric,
10- 1
10- 1
9-6
9-6
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
11-29
25c
$1.25
10-15
10- 1
9-16
10-
9-16
1
9-16
9-30
9-30
9-20
9-20
4%
Bank
Bankers
National
Barber
Life
Oil
of
Class
B
Iron
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Works
9-27
10- 1
10- 1
9-12
9-13
Baxter Laboratories
1
9-13
Beacon
9-27
9- 3
10-
10- 1
9-3
9-27
9-18
Beam
&
Lomb
Optical,
preferred
(James
Distilling
9-27
9-18
12-16
11-15
3%%
convertible
9-6
4%%
preferred
$1.50
35c
$1.50
10- 1
12-14
9-16
11-30
10-10
9-30
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
Beaver
Lumber,
A
$1.40
preferred
10-
1
9-13
9-27
9-13
Beech
Creek
R.
•
common
Stores,
(quar.)
R.
Belding-Corticelli,
Belgium
10- 1
9-27
9-27 >
' • 9-27 : »
10- 1
10- 1
.
9- 6
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
7%
5%
"
pfd.
pld.
(auar.i
(quar.)
$1.25
1
9-16
62 %c
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
35c
9-30
9-
*
9-30
9-
6
9-30
9-
6
425c
common
9-30
9-16
9-11
9-13
9-30
9-13
10- 7
Co.,. Ltd.—*
Power
Ltd.
9
8-28
~4$I
10-
1
9-
6
453c
10-
1
9-
6
456c
10-
1
9-
6
' 462c
10-
1
9-
6
4$1.19
10-
1
9- 6
435c
10-15
9-13
450c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
>
-■?
.
,•
Investing
Gas
,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
com.
—
4$1.12%
—4$1.50
—
,4$1.09
10- 1
11-
.;.•!•
10rl7
10-17
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
20c
,
,
10-17
1
5%
—
Corp
Co.—
1
1
11-
7%c
(quar.)
\
11-
,s
t$1.18%
7—»
4$1.50
—
——
9-30
9-10
•
(quar.)
9-23
'95c
10-
1
15c
10-
1
15c
10-
1
62 %c
10-
1
A
.
.
9-10
*
9-10
9-10
20c
10-10
9-10
20c
10-
1
9-13
10c
10-
—
1
9-13
25 c
9-30
9-19
93%c
9-30
9-30
100%
9-25
_
dividend
'
-
$1.25
10-
1
9-20
50c
10-
1
9-13
10c
10-15
9-27'
15c
10-15
9-27
15c
10-15
9-27
______
15c
5%
Gas,
Bay
non-cum.
6%
I
Financial
T
California
10-21
9-27
15c
10-
1
9-16
28 %c
,
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-16
50cv
(quar.)
10-
1
9-16
37 %c
10-
1
8-29
60c
10-
1
9-10
"45c
10-15
9-13
450c
10-15
4$ 1.25
481
1
9-
5
10- 1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
(quar.)—
—
'A
Corp.
.
10-
4$1.12%.
481.25
,
.
(quar •;
Telephone—
5.25% convertible preferred (quar.)
California Packing Corp.. (quar.)—
—_
9-30
9-30
8-31
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
55c
11-15
10-25
..; 20c
9-30
9-
9-30
9- 6
.; 63c ;•
Interstate
26'Ac
.
(quar.)
$1.18%
—
$4.75
!
Camden
«
9-30
9-13
;
•
preferred A (quar.)
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
5% preferred (s-a)
1—
$2,56
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
—;
37%c
Campbell Taggert Associated Bakeries (quar.)
2oc
Canada Bread Co. Ltd., 5%
pfd. B (quar.)
462%c
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, common (quar.)__
25c
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_
—_—
—
$1.06%
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., class B —
425c
Canada Irojx Foundries, Ltd. com. (quar.).—
437%c
4(4%
preferred (quar.)——
—
491.06V4
Canada Life Assurance Co. (Toronto)—
Quarterly
——
t$1.15
Canada Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
.»■, 4$7%c
,
8-31'
25c
.
.
9-16
3%
..
Consumers
Calumet & Hecla, Inc., common
9-16
9-30
$1.12%
62 % c
_
.
California
9-13
9-13
25c
dividend
*
California Electric Power, $2.50 pic.
,*
9-25
25c
.
preferred
prior pfd.
Stock
6
9
9-13
'
(quar.)———
Calgary & Edmonton Ltd. (s-a)—
Calgary Power, Ltd.,. common (quar.j.
5%
redeemable preferred (quar.) —
4%; preferred (quar:) —
4%%
preferred (quar.). _,—,__V
5%. redeemable pfd. (quar.)
——
C
9-
10-
1
10-
415c
(quar.)—
Buzzards
*
9-27
10-29
/ 90c
■!--
9-13
10-14
10-
$1
,
4
1
11-. 1
445c
—
10-
10-18
35c
.
,
Butler's,. Iiac.; common (quar.)—
4%%
preferretl
(quar,)—
Butler Manufacturing Corp., com.
preferred
.' o
8-30
——.—
(quar.)—
Butterick Co.,
_
1
8-30
1
10-
Hill Co.
4%%
9-ip
9-10
9-10
50c
10-
*
pfd, (quar.) —
4%
Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Burnham Corp.
(quar.)
—
Burroughs Corp./(quar.)—
.
9-13
9-13
9-13
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-
425c
.
9-27
425c
425c
435c
9-13
1
10-15
^
Burlington
6
9-30
9-16
10-31
10- 4
10-
9-20
10-
1
9-18
10-
.
1
1
9-13
9-13
10-
1
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-10
.
9-27
10- 7
10-
45c
9334c
,
9-16
9-30
4283/4C
Products. Ltd. (quar.)
Bullock's
Inc., 4%
preferred (quar.)
Bulova
Watch Co. (quar.)
;
6
5c
33c
preferred
(quar.)
Forge Co.;
6%
6
5 6'Ac
(E.
Buffalo
9-16
9-16
10- 1
10-
Ltd.
■
9-13
11- 1
9-20
$5 preferred (quar.)
;—;
—
Bueyrus-Erie Co. (quar.)
;
Finance Plan, common (quar.)
60
cents
convertible preferred
(quar.)__
9-13
425c
1
Budget
____
417%C
10-
—
registered shares (final). Pay¬
pence free from British in¬
Taunton
Stock
9-11
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
9-
.
9-13
10- 1
-
1
(quar.)__
4%/preferred (quar.)-————
—
>
,9-30 ',"> 9-13
9-30
84%c
$1.12%
(quar.).
(quar.)
9-13
6
9-14
10-
L.) Co., ^common (reduced)—__
3:%% preferred (quar.)_
——-Brunswick-Balkc-Collender. Co.-—
>
,
10- 1
45c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
$1
preferred (quar.)
Glass,
common
(quar.)
Voting trust certificates
(quar.)——
5%
preferred (quar.)
Bruce
9-274
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Class
.
9-27
9-13
16)4c
preferred (quar.)
common
Street
Bunker
1%%
B.)
1
10-28
Building
43?,4c
(quar.)
Stock dividend
10-
1
25c
$1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Associates, 7%
Beatrice Foods,
-
65c
(quar.)
9-27
10-19
,
$1.4334
$1
preferred
Bastian-Blessing
4%
62)2c
10c
10c
25c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
9-27
.
450c
(extra)
(quar.).:
class A
6
10-
•
(quar.)
Basic, Inc.,
3%%
Ltd.
9-
—-
Borough Gas, common
Brown-Forman Distillers, common
J.)—
5%
Corp.
Barry Controls,
Bausch
(N.
1
al2%c
Brooklyn
,
Insurance
Canada,
10-19
40c
$1.12I/2
37 %c
:
dividend
Stock
Bath
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred
(quar.)
of
New
York
(quar.)
10-
468a/4c
.$3.80
;
9-13
462%c
Brockway
8-30
'
9-27
6
*"'
$1.50
10-15
9-30
11.50 1-15-.58
12-31
$2.50 •/ 9-27
9-10
'
45c
10- 1
9-13
$1.121/2
10- 1
9-13
$1
10- 1'9-13
.• 60c
9-27
9- 5
47%c :: 10-21
10- 1.
$1.75
10- 1
9-10
$1.06
10- 1
9-10
$1
10- 1
9-10
$3 ; 10- 1
9-20
4)4%
1
.
Tobacco
dividend
9-1G
9- 6
9- 6
10-15
9-27
9-24
12-24
37 %c
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.;
preferred (quar.)
••V
6%' 2nd preferred (quar.)
British Industries Corp. (N. Y.)
/
9-18
9-27
12-27
.
4%%
4:!4%
9-16
,
Co.,
&
Bangor-Hydro
9-18
10-1
;
9-11
9-16
1
$1.25
(quar.)'
Columbia Telephone,
8-31
8-31
8-31
Co.—
preferred B (quar.)
4% preferred C (quar.)___
Bangor & Aroostook RR (quar.)
10- 5
10- 5
12'/2c
10c
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7Vac
10-'9
12V2c
'
Industries
,
1
9-30
10-
451.50
4%%.,. preferred
(quar.).
6%
preferred (quar.)
? 9- 6
9-10
9-27
437%c
(quar.)
convertible class
Baltimore
25c
(monthly)
1%%
25c
12V2c
410c
431)40
(quar.)
com.
1
10-
$2
45 c
tax
Brockton
9-16
87 %c
,
—
(quar.)
Co.," Ltd.,
Columbia
Broad
9-17
$1.25
British
9-16
9-16
8-31
1894c
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-3C
9-30
10- 1
9-27
9-30
10- 1
10c
Products, 4% picl. (quar.)
Axe-HougRtori Stock Fund (from income)
9-23
$1.50
Corp.
11-
10c
Avon
9-16
37(40
non-redeemable
5%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
10- 9
25c
(quar.)
12- 2
10- 1
preferred (quar.)_
7%
50c
quar.)
10- 2
45c
common
Ltd-.,
Telephone Co.,
4%
dividend)
(increased
$6
preferred
(quar.)
American Hardware Corp.
American
5%
$15c
455c
non-voting
Baldwin
50c
American Fire & Casualty (quar.)
American Hair & Felt, common (quar.)
American
Avalon
1
;
Products,
Baldwin-Hill
50c
American
Felt
Steel
non-cum.
9-17
87%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Extra
American
30c
10-
,
10-2
(increased)
)
dividend
Stock
Automatic
<
3
9-
9-27
—
British
9-12
9-16
; 9-20
'
9-1G
9-16
11-15
i ■ 9-16
'tl5c
(s-a)
Canteen
^
9-13
1
9-16
1
—
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
4a4%
preferred (quar.)
;■
.
10-
10-
4%%
-
*
10-15
10- 1
$1
of
9-14
20c
preferred (quar.)__
British Columbia Electric,
9-2
12V2c
"
(quar.)_
and
ment
9-25
14c
Co.—
&
American
come
9-23
9-14
25c
(quar.)
preference;
Bearer
9-11
9-10
(quar.)
Ltd.,-class A
G.)
9-16
9-25
25c
-
(T.
9-16
9-30
25c
preferred ; (quar.)
British
*
\
10- 1
1
Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Bristol-Myers, 3^4% preferred (quar.)
British American Oil, Ltd.
(quar.)—
9-13
10- 1
9-25
32(ic
(quar.)
preferred
25c
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred
(quar.)
American Cyanamid, new
Dredging
B
% %
25c
American
preferred
5
43%c
(quaix)
Can Co., 7%
3V'2%
Wholesalers
B
Theatres
(quar.)
American
American
Atlantic
'"J5%
1
10-
Brillo
9- 9
1
65c
25c
Corp
9-11
11-
10-17
; 10-
25c
■
,
City Electric (quar.)
Atlantic Co. (quar.)
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4% pfd.
10- 1
60c
$l
;
(quar.)
preferred
Products
J.)
10-
_—
»
$1
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Atlantic
9- 3
$1.25
(quar.)
'
Ayrshire Collieries
$1.62,/aC
(quar.)__
American Broadcasting-Paramount
<
Athey
Investment
Baker
30c
75c
(quar.)
Shoe,
preferred
participating class
Barber-Ellis
Corp., com.
(quar.)
2(2%
.f
8-30
45c
Corp., Ltd.—.—
& Sons (quar.)
(Milton)
Stock
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
$4
Paper
(E.
Bright
•.
Ltd.—
(interim)
Associates
'
(quar.)
5%
Ordinary
9-20
15c
common
preferred
Electric Industries,
9-16
9-23
$1.40
Extra-
9-13
9-30
10c
9-16
9-30
$1.06%
(quar.)——
Club
preferred
5.28%
;
•
.
9-16
9-24
9-10
9-16
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
$1.37%
Brass, (quar.)
&
Bridgeport Gas Co., common
.
$15c
$18c
(quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
25c
1%
-
9-10
9-10
Ltd.—
Co.,
Associated Motion Picture Industries
9-14
Co.—
American Bosch Anna
American Brake
.Corp.
12- 3
American BUtrite Rubber—
6%%
Hardware
Formerly known as American Safety Razor
$1.75
pfd.
conv.
Note,
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Products—
Class
3
^
9-13
9t13
9-13
9-13
9-16
9-20
9- 3
9-16
9- 9
9- 6
9-19
9-19
Class
A S R
Automatic
9-
9-13
9- 6
(quar.)
9-20
10-31
45c
1834c
(quar.)
Bank
B
(J. H.)
A
10- 1
11-15
$1.06(4
87%c
(quar.)
6%
preferred
6%
Co.,
Metals
preferred
American
'
(quar;)
preferred
American Alloys,
Class
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Filter
Preference
Ashdown
(quar.)__
9-16
35c
Boston——;———-——
of
<• 6%
preferred (quar.)
Bridgeport Brass, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
•
9-27
,
,
1
——
prior preferred (s-a>
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co.,
9-10
9-30
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Asbestos Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ash Temple, Ltd., 6%
pref. A
9-10
9-10
8-30
9-3
(quar.)
Corp.
30c
Co
(quar.)
preferred
American
1
9-30
A
Industries
Arvin
■
Amerace Corp, common
.Stock dividend
$3.50
10-
35c
preferred
&
50c
Special
4(4%
12-15
10- 1
;
class
(quar.)
Hegemnn Electric,
93%c
$1.25
Co.
Sugar
Arundel
9-11
9-11
America—
of
Aluminum Goods
«
9-13
18%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Amalgamated
9-30
10- 1
(quar.)
Co.,
Construction
Metal
9-28
$1.18 >10- 1
$1.08
10- 1
25c
10- l
25c
10- 1
12)'2c
9-30
'* 60c
10-15
50c
9-30
35c
10- 1
50c
9-30
$25c
9-27
t$1.50
10- 1
$16t4c
10- 1
(quar.)
Constable Corp.
Arrow-Hart
5%%
9-14'
5c
25c
(quar.)
Light Co.—<
(quar.)
Rubber
conv..
Maine RR., $5
&
Bowater
9-17
9-17
10- 7 *
10-20
10- 4
10-15
9-27
(quar.)
B
Arnold
9-23
40c
75c
50c
50c
„
Corp.-.
Mfg.,
Alloy Cast Steel
4.32%
Class
k
Power
6%
(quar.)
Corp. (Mich.)
Corp., common
AUis-Chaimers
$3.75
(quar.)
10- 1
Oil Corp.
10-
35c
Trust—.—
Bowater Corp. of North America. Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(quar.) ___.
I
')
9-5
<
-
30c
:
preferred
preferred
Armstrong
Corp.—
—
Stores
Allied
(s-a)
(quar.)__
Laboratories
Allison Steel Mfg.
5%
pfd.
Products
Allied
f
prior
preferred
Extra
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
25c
Steel Corp.
Equipment Co.
-
10- 1
10- 1
9-13
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-13
9-1G
9-13
9-13
9-4
9-13
13%c
Alleghany-Ludlum
Allied
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
50c
5c
(initial)
*_'■
(quar.)
common
$4
Allied
$70c
$7%c
Associated
.
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
$2.80 preferred (quar.
—:
—
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd.—
Applied Arts Corp. (quar.)
9-23
$1.15
$3
$1.25
25c
$1.75
30c
$1.06 (4
425c
(s-aj__:
Alleghany Corp.,
Allied
10-21
50c
(quar.)
common
Algoma Steel,
5% %
9-13
9-13
9-13
10c
preferred
4%%
7
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
$1.05
(s-a)_
(quar.)
4.20% preferred
preferred (quar.)__
Power,
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry.
7%
450c
9-9
7%c
34%c
343bC
12 %c
Alan Wood Steel, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Alco Products, common (quar.)—
Alden's
10-
10- 1
5c
"
(quar.)__ •
com.
Canton & Youngstown RR.
4.60%
11- 7
40c
<fc
convertible
Akron,
9- 4
9-18
60c
income)—
5%%
preferred B
(quar.)
Ainsworth
Mfg.
(reduced)——-——
Alabama
3-21
9-27
10-10
60c
65c
(quar.)
investmen
(from
Agricultural Insur.
Quarterly
5%%
Co.
(Hartford) (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Insurance
Fund
3-31-58
10c
Corp.
Aetna
9-13
12-13
3%
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
Stock
9-30
12-31
15c
$1
-
__
Express Co
Addressograph-Multigrapli
Aero
9-10
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
2%
2%
_
dividend
Stock
Adams
;
Art
dividend
Stock
9-30
9-30
9-16
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).;
Boston Personal Property
Bradley
10- 1
Arkansas
Boston
9- 3
30c
9-18
1
(quar.)
5%
—-
9-18
10-
Co.—
Boqk-of-the-Month
9-11
9-11
9-6
9-13
43%c
Fuel
com.
Borg-Warner Corp., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Boston & Albany RR. Co._——.—
Boston Insurance Co. (quar.)
—
*, 8-30
9-27
53tic
Arkansas
Fund
9-27
(quar.;__
9-23
10-15
i
prior preferred, (quar.)
Aluminum
Brach
convertible preferred (quar.)
—
Anglo-Canadian Pulp •& Paper Mills Ltd.—
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
5%
C.)
(H.
12('2c
^
(quar.)
(quar.;
Bryson,
Bohn
(Minn.;—
Co.
&
(Calif.),
5%%
:
01
(quar.;
4(4%
;
(quar.)
Adam Consolidated Industries, Inc.—
.
9-1
8-31
10- 1
10- 1
442 %c
$28%c
Atlantlo
(quar.)
$1 75 preferred (quar.)—^
Anclcrson-Frichard Oil Corp., com.
Common
Blum's
9-10
...
10- 2
10-2
10- 1
1
10-15
25c'
(quar.)__
Tobacco, 6%
preferred
Bros.
Bohack
$2.25 .; 10-10
9-10 )
$1.50
10- 1 -f 9-10
30c
9-23
9-16
25c
9-27
9-13
25c
9-27
9-13
(quar.)—
(quar.;
Co.
Casualty
4.72%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sugar Refineries,
Common (quar.)
'
10- 1
Products
—
AmpCo Metal
Co., Ltd.—
Paper
4%%
Acadia
9-12
9- 5
9-5
9-30
10- 1
$1
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
4%
Abitlbi
Payable of Rec.
10c
45c
(quar.)
Stores
Laboratories,
Abbott
Holders
6%
Tobacco,
Anaconda
When
Share
(
preferred
Vitrified
10- 1
10- 1
10-
6
425c
——►—<-
$5
—
—
American
The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Per
31 (4c
50c
37%c
43%c
22%c
(quar.)
American Surety Co. of New York (quar.)__
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
American
Co.
Bond
(quar.)
common
9-20
5%
(quar.)_
Luughlin
&
Bloch
(Indianapolis)—
preferred
(quar.;
Stores (quar.)_
Sugar Refining,
9-20
weeks and not yet paid.
preceding table.
$1.50
■ 25c
—
(Increased)———.
Co.
Insur.
9-30
10-1
10- 1
* 9-30
60c
tquar.;
;
American
10-15
4.25%
5.60%
*9-23
9-23
9- 5
9-5
9-13
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
common
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
give the dividends announced
we
Co.,
States
American
Anchor
Below
3rd scries
Snuff
$1.25
9-20
410c
—
Valhty Gas & Electric—
preferred
(qunr.)__—
preferred (quar.)—
.
8-26
9-13
Bliss
7%
10- 1
10- 1
___—____
___________
conv.
9-14
White Sewing Machine—
conv.
pfd.
9-
1
1
10-
Eiackstone
'
Corp. of Del.—
2nd series (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
American Stamping Co.
10- 1
$3
conv»
American
fl-24
9-27
Seal-Kap
American
12-13
25c
85c.
—
1
1010-
20c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Sivalls
Black
12-1D
,
Sanitary—
__—
9-23
12-13
12-20
9-16
35c
$1.75
—
Son,
Stock
2
1
15c
(quar.)
pfd.
Inc.
(quar.)——______——
Black & Decker Mfg. (quar.)
9-16
10- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quae.)
Co.
Machine
Bird;&
9-13
12-
*
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred A
Bird
10-
50c
-
(quar.)
Ihc.
Hats
12-16
—_—'
$i
10-10
1
Co;—
:
Blltmore
9-13
10-
3%
:—.—
Cement
&
Extra
)
Standard
&
(quar.)
Screw
American
5%
-A-
;
...
Radiator
American
9-24
10- 1
Ltd.—
preferred
Limestone
Bicki'ord's,
9-10
9-16
10c
2%
Bibb Manufacturing
'
25c\
Lines
non-cumulative
5%
470c
(quur.)__
pref.
9-10
12-10
9-14
Quarterly
Increased
9-20
1st
9-20
9-27
12-30
<■
3c
3c
50c
Quarterly *
American Optical (quar.)—
American Photocopy Equipment Co.—
White. Hardware Ltd.—
$2.80
10-15
.
i
5%
$1.50
9-13
(Galveston;
National Insurance
American
—■
9-13
Quarterly
Wagner Baking:—
(Directors took no action on both the com.
and preferred payments at this rime)
6%
11-21
9-30
9-30
60c
(quarJ
(stock div.)
preferred '(quar.)_
Bethlehem Steel Corp.; 7%
9-30
9-13
dividend
4%'
9-30
1-15
4-16
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Life Insurance
Standard
Bessemer
12- 2
American National Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
8
12-20
9-30
1-31-58
4-30-58
450c
Co.
Finance
7
10-16
____.
—.—-—
of Canada (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Aviation
Stock
37(/2c
27 %c
20c
(quar.)__
8
9-20
10- 1
1-2-58
1-2-58
9-13
Beryllium Corp.
(quar.)_
4
9-1'J
5% preferred (quar.) _
—31 Vic
West Jersey & Seashore RR., coin, (s-a) ~—~
$1.50
9-30
9-30
(quar.)—1
Beneficial
8
2-
10-31
20c
(quar.)——;
preferred
Beneficial
$1.12%
Products, common
preferred
10-
10- 1
Bendix
60c
50c
9-3C
9-30
9-16
9-13
10-15
11-
2
3-3-58
20c
preferred
4%
Bell Telephone Co.
*
10-14
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)_—50c
Weber Showcase & Fixture Co.—
10-15
$1.75
10-
11- 1
10- 1
10- 7
9-30
_
97%c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
10-
11- 1
(quar.)—'
20c
...—5c
Van Camp Sea Food
Velvet
American Metal
5%%
9-13
(quar.)
Metals
&
9-20
11-1
11- 1
10- 1
$2.50 1-10-58
40c
10-31
——
___
Machine
9-20
4
9- 4
—
Maize-Products,
7% preferred (quar.)—
American Metal Co., Ltd.
4%% preferred (quar.)
10-
9-24
10- 1
(quar.)..
4%
(quar.)
American
1
10c
$1.31(4
(quar.)—_—,
American
10-
10-31
10- 2
10- 1
440c
25c
15c
$1
—
preferred
preferred
5%
9-18
10-15
(quar.)
(initial;
of Canada, Ltd.
Co.
Gas
United
American
preferred
4%
12-
15c
20c
Common
11- 4
Payable of Rec.
15c
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing, com—
12- 2
32%c
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
—
preferred (quar.)_
Machine & Foundry Co.—
9-18
10- 1
J.)
prfor
3.90%
10- 1
425c
Ltd., common (guar.)—
participating class A (quar.)—
Towle Mfg. Co. (quar.) —
—
60c
N.
Quarterly
American International Corp.
(quar.;
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
9-30
J®"1,
(Newark,
Co.
Insurance
American
5(4%
9-30
10-7
---
Toronto Iron Works,
1
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
9-27
Trust,
_<
___
9-27
«
,
Thomnson-Starrett Co., 7ftc conv. pfd.
Third Canadian General Investment
10-10
11-1
10-15
62 %c
12 be
2<°
17 %c
convertible pfd. (quar.)
Co., $2.50
Thermoid
(quar.)-
common
^y.,
(quai*.)
facuic
^
Share Payable oi Rec.
9-25
$1.25
9-30
9-25
of Company
Name
Texas
Holders
When
Per
When
Per
"
9
,
„
.
(1268)
12
»
>
Class
B
Class
A
(s-a)
Class
"
487Vac
487%c
(s-a)
B
(s-a)
•
Mtge. Corp. (Toronto)—
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
487%c
490c
Canada Permanent
_
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
Canadian Breweries Ltd., common (quar.)—
Canada
$1.25
convertible preference (quar.)
Bronze Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
Canadian
5%
preferred
Canadian
(quar.)
Canners, Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
,
4S1.10
450c
437%c
431t,4c
450c
4S1.25
4l8:)4c
10-15
9-20
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
8-31
10-
!
1
8-31
4-1-58
2-28
4-1-58
2-28
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-
3
10-15
9-14
10-
8-30
10-
1
1
8-30
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
10-
1
8-30
Volume
186
Number
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1269)
'
Per
Name of Comvanv
Vv
«
Celanese, Ltd.,
preferred
(Quar.
$1.75
(increased)—
com.
i»$1
series
preferred
Collieries
Canadian
General
Electric
6%
Ltd.
International
Power,
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
5%
(quar.)
Oil
Cos.
Ltd.,
4%
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
Capitol
Co.
&
Carnation
Carolina
(quar.)
Co.,
&
Quarterly
net
•
investment
Carter
(J.
,
Carter
9-17
Commercial
Solvents
25c
Trust
75c
10-
9-13
50c
$1.16
1
9-11
9-11
Co.
preferred
10-
1
9-10
9r
9-28
9-17
10-1
9-15
11-1
10-11
9
$1.05
'
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
Corp.
;
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
9-12
Consolidated
1
$1.75
10-
1
•
Central
Detroit Warehouse
Central
Electric
$2.50
&
Gas,
;
4.75%
;
pfd.
'
5%
preferred
Central
B
preferred
4.50%
preferred
..••-'•4.75%
.10c
9-27
9-17
10-15
9-30
10-
1
9-20
•"9-30
9-17
9-30
9-17
12-20
12-
$1.00%
(quar.)
r.
10-
1
$1.12%
:___
_—i.
10-
1
10-1'
10- 1
$1.18%
•
40c
$1.02%
_■
•
10-
9-13
1
9-13
10-
1
10-
1
4%%
Illinois
-
(quar.)
preferred
Central
*
Juight
preferred
-4.64%
$1.20
Public
1
,
.'
—
•
preferred
•
Central
Indiana
Central
,
*10
Gas
Maine
—_1_
Co.
3.50%
preferred
4.60%
6%
preferred
Central
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
$2.50
preferred
Vermont
Central
9-10
Controls
9-10
Cooper
$1.50
10-
1
9-10
6%
9-17
9-30
9-17
9-30
9-17
9-30
9-17
3Va%
9-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.16
10-
1
9-13
$1.19
10-
1
9-13
9-30
9-20
A
,U
Corp.,' com.
(quar.)
.
de
Pasco
Corp.
$2
income
*'
$1
9-20
Counselors
3
Cowles
3
1
9-
3
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Vought Aircraft, Inc. (quar.)
Chapman Valve Manufacturing (quar.)_
—
10-
40c
1
9-23
9
Crain
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3%%
preferred
conv.
Chesebrough-Pond's,
Chicago,
Burlington
Common
&
Quincy
RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
$5 preferred
9-13
Crestmont
Class
4
6
8
11-
8
11-27
10c
10-15
25c
10-
1
9-12
12 %c
10-
1
9-12
Chicago Rock Island
Pacific RR. (quar.)
Chicago Great Westerr! Ry., common (quar.)
*"
Stock
dividend
—.—L
67%c
9-30
9-13
Extra
(quar.)—_—
Copper. Co.
(quar.)
Bell
(quar.)
Union-
Stockyards
City Investing Co., 5%% preferred (quar.)_
City Products Corp. (quar,)
City Title Insurance Co. (N, Y.) (quar.)__
Clark Oil & Refining (stock dlv.)
Clarostat
Manufacturing
Cleveland
Builders
Co.,
Supply (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
$4.50
Trust
Co.
Aluminum
Co.
(N.
;
class
Coca-Cola
A
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engineering,
Colgate-Palmolive
Colonial Ice
Colonial
Colorado
%%
:
&
preferred
5%%
pfd.
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Iron,
common
preferred
1
9-17
$1.37%
10-
1
9-16
62%c
9-30
10-15
9-30
..
9-13
10-25
7%c
9-20
Dan
•
River
5%
preferred
&
9-23
Davidson-Boutell
9-13
Dayton
1
9-8
10-
1
9-16
10-
common
Malleable
(quar.)
6%
9-16
De
8-30
Decca Records
9-30
9-16
Decker
20c
10-1
9-20
Deere & Co.,
9-27
9-
9-16
9-30
9-11
3
$1.75
10-
1
9-17
$1
10-
1
9-17
25c
9-28
9-13
9-
9-30
9-24
9-
Laval
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-27
9-13
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
8-26
8-26
8-26
preferred
(quar.)_—
10-
1
8-2Q
pfd.
Steam
Nut
Refractories
10-
1
9-16
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
9-27
9-
6
9-27
9-
e
12-27
12-
6
9-25
9-10
7
9-23
10-
87%c
9-30
10-
1
9-27
*
11c
10-
1
9-12
Traders
&
10-
1
9-16
9-12
Federal
Bake
9-12
Federal
Machine
Federal
National
1
10-15
10-
4
9-20
-Federated
1
9-16
Federated
9-30
9-16
Extrdi
Federation
9-30
10-
$1.50
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
8-27
9-20
Detroit
Devoe &
3
Aluminum
Class
11-
1
10-16
Diamond
11-
1
10-16
Disney
50c
10-
7
9-30
9-30
-
9-30
10-
1
9-3
99-
3
3
(quar.)
T
Motor
(Walt)
Stock
&
Raynolds, class A
B
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
10-21
9-27
9-30
9-16
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-
10-
1
3
9-13
p--
Bank & Trust
stock
Paper
preferred
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from current
Car
Co
pfd.
$2.25
series
92 %c
9-30
5-30
National
9-13
9-13
Diversified
Stock
(quar-
10-
1
9-10
9-24
9-10
10c
9-30
9-10
12-
•
9-20
9-16
9-10
56 %c
10-
1
9-10
62 %c
10-
1
9-10
9-30
9-14
1
9-14
10-
9-27
9-
6
9-30
9-
9
9-30
9-16
17c
10-15
9-30
10-31
9-28
15c
9-28
10-11
9-13
,
9-13
30c
10-
1
9-20
2%
12-20
11-2)
30c
9-27
10-15
9-10
10-
1
9-25
9-
3
(s-a)—
City, N.
9-17
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
65c
11-
1
10-
56c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of Jersey
9-27
7%c
56 %c
com.
3
J.—
9-30
9-18
10-
1
9-
6
1
1
1
10-1)
12 %c
10-
1
9-14
$1.25
10-
1
Fisher
Flagg-Utica
5%
Florida
Mutual
Florida
Power
preferred
Florida
8-29
Fluor
10-
1
9-14
Food
9-30
9-17
9-30
9-17
Stores
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
7%
Inc.,
—
(quar.)
5%
Corp.,
Fleming Co.,
10-29
City Bank
Governor
9-13
1
1
11-
5%
9-13
10-
10-
Flexible
11-
9-13
40c
11-
9-20
1
1
75c
9-20
9-28
10-
50c
9-30
10-
9-13
1
$1
$1.75
National
9-30
11-25
'.
10-
accumulated
and
(Newark, N. J.)
Bank
I
9-19
(quar.)—
20c
Inc.
37 %c
pfd. (quar.)
Fischer <te Porter Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Fisher Bros., $5 preferred (quar.)
First
20c
Fund,
9-19
1
50c
50c
5c
Corp. iquar.)
Diversified Corp. (quar.)
Growth
9-30
12-15
10c
Divereey
—
9-10
12%
1
10-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
First
3%
Distillers Co., Ltd.
(final)
District Theatres (quar.)
(quar.)—
—
com.
Lines, Inc.
Corp.,
Firemen's Insurance
10c
9-13
10-
25c
11c
General
9-11
25c
Productions
dividend
vr
net income)
Fifth Avenue Coach
Financial
25c
—
-T-——
1
dividend
9-10
25c
—
10-15
30c
40c
(monthly)
(quar.)
•
i
(N. Y.)
Froducts,
(quar.)
9-20
$1
Assn.
(quar.)
Corp.,
4%
Mortgage
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
8
1
1
10c
Welder
9-28
62 %c
—.—
6
11-
12-
10-
10c
Stores
National
(Increased)
Brass
(quar.)
9-
50c
Department
Sterling,
Industries
9-30
Co.—
(quar.)
Publications
Fibreboard
9-13
9-13
'9-30
37 %C
(quar.)
Insurance
_
First
Chemical
10-
30c
(quar.)
Shops
Firth
Detrex
9-13
$26c
(quar.)
Shops
Life
Farrel-Birmingham
1
9-10
(s-a)
10-
$3
9-10
Tramway. Corp.—
to $3.50 1st preferred
10-15
15c
Quarterly
9-10
9-
9-16
Candy
Farmer
9-30
$2.50
9-19
11-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
-Family Finance Corp., com. (increased quar.)
4%% preference A (quar.)
5%
preferred B
(quar.)
1010-
9-19
1010-
6c
4%
9-30
5%
9-21
25c
Inc
Foods, .common
9-30
Denver
9-20
10-
■
Fairmont
Farmers
9-16
1
1010-
$3.50
9-13
10-
5
5c
Eversliarp Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
(quar.)_.l
Excelsior Insurance Co. of New York (quar.)
$1.05
9-13
9-16
$1
preferred (quar.)
:
Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Estabrooks (T. H.) Co., Ltd.—
4.16% preferred (quar.)
$1.14
9-13
9-13
9-30
15c
$5
$1.07
9-15
9-
9-27
50C
Erwin
(quar.)—
1
9-26
40c
75c
(quar.)
9-16
Fund,
(quar.)
1
9-19
,r,9-18
$1.75
—
Extra
preferred
10-
9-20
9-30
v
lc
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
1
1
15c
(quar.)__
Equitable Credit Corp., 60c pfd. (quar.)
20c participating preferred (quar.)
9-13
7%c
—
10-
10-
40c
(quar.)
Consolidated
9-27
50c
30c
15c
Mfg., common
7% preferred (quar.)
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co., 7% pfd. (s-a)
Endicott Johnson,
common
(quar.)
9-27
37 %c
4.20%
10-
1
Water
$1
(quar.)—
6
Corp.—
_'
Electric
4.28%
10-
Abrasives
&
$1.75
5c
(quar.)_
Delaware Power & LJght, 4% pfd.
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)—^
9-
Angeles)—
12-16
25c
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
9-30
,
Elizabethtown
4%
9-
-r—,
—'
(Los
Corp.
12-30
25c
(quar.)
(Seattle)
:
Products
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch Co.
„
6
9-20
9-30
50c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Common
Emerson
9-
1
25c
Quarterly
Electro
10-
35c
(quar.)—
$2
$1
(s-a)
Manufacturing
25c
9-16
87 %c
(quar.)
Turbine
common
Battery
products
9-30
32%c
—
Quarterly
Ferro
common
'
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Storage
.Electrical
$1.35
—
Gas
9-16
$1.25
conv.
Natural
Paso
9-30
25c
10-15
1
9-30
12 %C
10-15
1
1
$2
93 %c
9-16
1
11-
1
40c
10-1
9-27
11-
$1.12%
10-
Equity
5
9-16
10-
Erie Railroad, common (reduced)
9-20
9-20
10-
9-10
9-13
9-14
1
$1.18
9-10
10-
9-30
9-27
$1.03
$1.12%
9-10
12-
10-
15c
1 %c
■
1
1
9-10
(quar.)
i
1
9-16
1
preferred
1
12--20
9-10
9-30
10-
i
10-
10-
9-10
(quar.)
10-
15C
9
50c
(quar.)
10-
25c
5
9-
9-25
$37%c
$1.06%
*
Co.
45c
t75c
Stores (quar.)
Delaware & Hudson Co.
15c
$1.25
6
40c
9-
preferred
Electric
6
12 %c
9-13
1
9-25
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Electrical
9-13
'
(quar.)—
—
4.56%
""
31 %c
•
8-30
9-30
10-
13c
—
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
Electric B.ond & Share Co.
9-16
15c
10-
(quarterly
common
Elder
9-30
9-30
10-
$5.40
El
12-18
10-10
9-M
$4.72
9-13
9-30
Dejay
9-25
50c
10-15
6
10-
7%c
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.
(qunr.)
Stores, 4%% pfd.
Electric
6
9-
9-16
17c
Fund
B
Paso
9-
10-
(quarterly
Baler
$4.12
9-28
$4.50
1
1-1-58
Fund
Stoclc
preferred
9-30
10-
60c
investment, income)
Investment Trust, Ltd.
Products,
10-15
37%c
(quar.)
common
Balanced
class A
9-30
7%c
investment income)
Bros.
9-14
9-30
10-15
40c
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Howard
Corp.,
9-15
1
10-15
$1.50
Steel
Co.,
Howard
&
1
10-
25c
common
from net
El
9-13
11-
Iron
(qHar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
8% preferred (quar.)
1
68%c
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
30c
9-30
11-15
$2.50
25c
;
Ltd., class A
9-27
62%c
(quar.)__^
Gas,
(quar.)
Frere,
lie
(quar.)
5c
'
Stainless
preferred
from net
10-
$50c
t$l
common
;quar.)
&
12-13
10- 4
15c
32%c
(quar.)_
com.
12-31
10-15
$$1.50
20c
Corporation, 3%% preferred A (quar.)
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.
Davdga Stores, 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
David
50c
(quar.)
t$1.75
(quar.)__
common
Gas,
(quar.)
Ltd.,"
Racing Assn.,
Class
9-20 t
15c
Dana
$1.12%
_
com.
Mills,
10-1
10-
7%c
(monthly)
(quar.)
B
10-
$1.50
(auar;)
(quar. )
Colorado Interstate
5%
3%%
Power,
A
preferred
9-12
$1
(quar.)
(monthly)
Fuel
1
$7.40
common
Stone
preferred
Colorado
5%
$6
&
Central
Common
4
Co.,
Sand
Co.,
10-
62c
Coca-Cola International Corp
Coleman
9-16
10c
1
common
preferred (quar.)
second preferred (quar.)__
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
CocarCola Bottling (Cinn.)—
4"0
$2.50
1
Natural
preferred
Bakeries,
4%%
9-20
50c
Cigar Corp. (quar.r
Daitch Crystal Dairies, Inc. (quar.)
Dalex, Ltd., 7% redeemable pld. (quar.)
5
12%c
r—^—
com. (quar.)
Ekco
1
22 %c
(quar.)
com.
G.
" 90c
(quar.)
Co.~:
7"o
<
10-
W.
(s-a)
(quar.):
preferred
Fanny
D.
Co.
Eddy: Match
1
50q
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Y.)
Products
Cluett Feabody & Co.,
A
10c
(quar.)
Molybdenum
Clinton
Club
class
$1.12%
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co
Climax
non-cumulative
$1
Oil
Tennessee
Edo
10-
3
5%
preferred (quar.)
Quarries (quar.)
Trencher
9-23
Corp.,
pref.
conv.
Edison
10-
75C
(quai\)
9-20
60c
Cleveland
Cleveland
A
9-
9-16
9-10
Economy
25c
75c
class
1
9-30
9-30
Economic
9-13
15c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
9-25
5
5c
31 %c
9-16
12 %c
(quar.)
$2
--10-
5
9-16
9-30
10-15
$1.12%
pfd.
$2
$1.75
2%
'5c
(quar.)
$1.60 prior
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
Telephone—
—
prior
11-29
25c
pfd.
preferred
Curtis Publishing,
9-23
9-30
1
40c
\
5
9-
J25C
(quar.)
common
3
$1.12
Electric, 4%
Quarterly
Cincinnati
pfd.
4%%
Stores
Co.,
12-31
2%%
$1
7%
Cincinnati & Suburban
10-
62%c
(quar.)
Securities,
Cincinnati Gas &
50c
Drug
Curlee Clothing
$4
10-
&
Cunningham
9-13
5
1
9-16
10c
Steel Co. of America
(quar.)
Forster, 8% pfd. (quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., com. (year-end)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Cumberland Gas Corp. (quar.)
9-
10-
9-16
1
10c
'Crucible
1
52%c
Eaton
9-20
9-30
10-
;
9-13
9-
10-15
4c
9-11
10-
5
:
9-12
50c
9-30
5
467/sC
9-
9-20
$25c
9-25
9-
1
9-12
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
10-
I
9-13
10c
$2
12-
1
9-30
10-
|5c
25c
10-
10-
9-23
r
Ltd.
9
10-
52%c
Eaton
9-13
-
(Canada)
9-10
50c
(quar.)
9-
6%
9-13
1
12 %c
Crown Cork International, class A (quar.)—
Crown Zellerbacli
Corp.,
common
(quar.)_
9-26
4
A
Crown
9-10
9-
9-23
9-
Eastern
12-16
10-
$4
(quar.)
1
9-
Eastman Kodak
9-16
10-
25c
7
12-24
1
t7%c
4
10-24
10-
87 %c
'
10-
10c
$1 preferred (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Zellerbach
(quar.)
Eastern
9-16
1-2-53
25c
9-
$1.25
1
87 %c
10-
Crum
10-
30C
(quar.)___
A
Inc.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Association,
4%%
preferred (quar.)
•i
4
1
quar.)
10-10
1
$1.75
(quar.)
10-
1
4%
1
9-
20c
(s-a)
10-10
10-25
1
5.20%
6
10-
9-30
50c
9-
$1.31%
1
$1.25
Chile
B
9-30
25c
(quar.)
10-25
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
•
Eastern
9-16
10-15
1%
«...
(quar.)
class
87%c
(increased quar.)_
9-16
1
9-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
East
9-16
1
$1.62%
9-25
37 %c
1
1
12 %c
(quar.)
Oil Co.
Co.,
Class
9-30
(reduced)-
preferred
B
Crossett
11-
10-
10-
(quar.)
(quar,) _
Service, Inc., class A
10-
7
10-
9-16
2%
common
1
9-30
12 %c
conv.-pfd.
10-15
10-
9-
10-
$1
6
10-
class A
(increased
5%
15c.
25c
Sulphur & Potash (quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—
6
10c
Wheat" Corp.
10-
37%c
,
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Chicago Molded Products Corp.
Chicago Pneu*iatic Tool (quar.)
Christiana
of
Credit Finance
87%c
.
(quar.)
9-
-
75c
(quar.)
Inc.
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
5%'
Co.,
Cream
6
9-14
10-15
1
(quar.)__
Co.,
1
$1.12%
10-
-
class
11- 8
Duval
9- 6
(quar.)
Ltd,
07 %c
4% %
9-
1
•
L.),
10-
Corn Exchange Bank (New York)—
Increased
1
(quar.I
Mfg.
75c
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
•
(R.
Crane
9-12
9-
1010-
$1.12%
(quar.)
9-20
11-15
5c
10-
9-13
dividend
Stock
9-20
$1.12%
1
$1.13
Inc.,
1
preferred (quar.)
Duraloy Co. (quar.)
9-18
10-
50c
(quar.)_^.
Fund,
9-25
1
10-
50c
'
Investment
10-15
10-
517/bC
9-18
62 %c
Co. .(quar.)
Terry Shoe, 5% pfd.
Bit, Ltth_j_'__i_!™_
3
9-30
50c
$2.10
11-16
1
1
Chemical
Crampton
Chance
2
10-
93 %C
(quar.)
Craig
Craig Systems,
9-
1210-
$1.37 %
dividend)
Craddock
1
9-
1
40c
6
$1.13
^
common
10-
1
9-16
5
$20c
(quar.)_
Petroleum
9-
9-30
9-
10-
25c
com.
1
10-
51 %c
9-30
10-15
(quar.)
pfd.
(qUar.)
1110-
30c
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
9-30
10-15
25 c
Reynolds
preferred A
9-
9-24
10-15
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Cosmopolitan Realty
Champion Paper & Fibre
Chemical
■
&
1
13c
9-12
$1.12
preferred
(quar.)
Investors,
1
40c
,
(quar.)——
9-26
(quar.)
(increased)
10-11
$3
r_
Participating
Electric Corp.,
A
10-
.
9-16
$1.12%
America
9-27
10-30
$25c
(s-a)
Light
4.15%
Eason
(quar.)
Rubber
&
10-
9-30
7c
10c
1
20c
■.
Corp.; C%%
9-10
9-24
$12%c
International,
4.10%
15c
(Stock
Newsprint
10-
15c
,,
(quar.)
8%,- preferred ' (quar.)__
Century Shares Trust—
Quarterly from investment
Cerre
Corroon
Cosden
10c
:
10-
$50c
preferred: (quar.)_
preferred (1947 series)
Cor])orate
,
Transport—
—
9-16
-
(quar.).**..,
Corning Gfass Works,
Coro, Inc.
1
of
series
3% %
10-
Acceptance
Class
$5.25
9-30
68c
Service—
Motor
Tire
River
$1.37%
(quar. )
Co.
Cornell-Dubilier
$1.25
convertible* preferred
Century
Cooper
•
9-17
$1.04
(quar.)
common
Casualty
(Peter)
Coosa
62 %c
1
4%
4
$40c
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Motors Corp/: (quar.)
•9-10
—
10-
9-24
10-
Co.,
preferred
3.75%
Ltd,—
(quar.)_
preferred
1
9-30
1
37 %c
'
4%%
1
iquar.)
Wisconsin
Common
'<
(Chicago)—
Public
preferred
4.65%" preferred
4.75%' preferred
9-10
1
(quar.)
4.15%
4%%
9-25
25c
1
11-
Continental Copper & Steel Industries
(quar.)
Gin Co.;- common.
10-
(quar.)
:
preferred
(quar.)—
Central
5
9-30
10-
Continental
10-
preferred
$5.50
Continental
9-18
9-18
9-18
10-
Baking,
preferred
1.
10-
—
Assurance
1
10-15
25c
(quar.)__.:
(quar.)
preferred
Power
Duquesne
9-24
37 %c
(quar.)
Continental Can, $3.75 preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 second preferred (quar.)
87%c
r_____
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.
5.44%
1
25c
(quar.)
$1.18%
;
(quar.)———:
Telephone
Common
$5
/.
•
9-30
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
>
\
preferred
,_____r__—$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
20c
common
9-16
15c
class A
10-
10-15
Co., Ltd.—
4%
preferred
$4.50
Duke
9-16
1
65 %c
(quar.)
5.50%
9-13
9-13
9-30
$1.06%
(quar.)—
Power
"
4.75%
1
1
Service—
<quar.)^__.
1
10-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Continental
Dunhill
$3.50
3
$1.04
Co.—
•
$4.52
Continental
)0-
—$1.16
4%
preferred
(quar.)
;•
$1
4.92%-, preferred
(quart)-—_r.____.-_——^$1.23
4%%•
Power
7%
9-
$3.50
(quar.)
Products
$4.16
-
$1.12%
<quar.)
•
'>9-13''
9-16
90c
Co.-;; (Toronto)- (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
j=
9-13
preferred D (quar.•)__*.
Illinois
•
Gas
Consumers
•
,
9-13
4.80%
Consumers
^
9-10
9-20
9-30
9-17
10-
.
.
1
30c
_-
Ltd.
Consumers Acceptance
Corp.,
60c preferred (quar.)
9-10
9-10.
.
Rock
1
20c
„
Paper Corp.
Consolidated Textile Mills,
5%
preferred (s-a)
7
1
10-
10-
Trust—
income)
Extra
Consolidated
Electric—
&
investment
9-20
9-17
$50c
5%
10-
$1.25
Consolidated Metal Products
1
1
t25c
(Allen B.) Laboratories, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
du Pont (E .1.) de Nemours & Co.—
1
$1.25
Consolidated Investment
(From
12-
10c
(quar.)
common
Corp., common
(quar,)_.
preferred
9-13
1010-
$$1.12%
Ltd.
i
Co.
9-25
8
39c
(quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
Du-Art Film Laboratories, common
60c partic. pfci. (quar.)_.
Corp.,
25c
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foods
Consolidated
10-. 1
Central
-•; •
5%%
-
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
9
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred A
9-
<»2%c
(quar.)-—__—_u—i_
Illinois Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
4.10%
10-1
4.10%-preferred B (quar.)ii^__2_i_t-_,_2«/ $1.02%
4.75% 'preferred C (quar.)_____
$1.18%
*•
$5
9
59%ic
(quar.)
preferred
Central
'10-
$2
(quar.)
Hudson Gas
4.35%
9-30
12-15
Chemical
5
11-
9-20
DuMont
Dry Goods, com. (quar.)
7%
preferred (s-a)____:
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)
9
9-
:
(quar.)
Georgia Ry. Co.—
of
12-20
45c
Power
Cigar Corp.,
preferred (quar.)_.
$5
8-23
9-
1
-
preferred
Central
9-23
$1.75
.
__•__
Co.^.
12-31
Connohio,
9-12
9-27
25c-
$1.12%
_:
Dow
Dravo
5
9-30
$25c
Draper Corp.
9-20
Co.—
9-13
&
(quar.)
10-18
;
Light
Coal
preference (quar.)
Rockaway RR.
10-18
(Toronto)—
Insurance
9-30
»
Quarterly
,
Connecticut
Common
9-30
Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Cement Corp.
(quar.)
'35c
Brewing
Life
&
Dover &
10-31
13c
Association
*-9-13
io-
<
c
Liie
General
9-16
9-10
10-31
Fund
9-19
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—___
Stock
1
31 %c
9-10
: -
.
Dominion Steel
10c
Consolidated
preferred
5
10c
9-30
ll%c
-■<
9-
1010-
2%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Glass, Ltd. (quar.)
31 Vic
9-30
1
50c
(quar.)
(resumed)
10-'1
10c
>-'T5c
9-30
10-
$50c
Confederation
1
&
(stock
Common
4 % %
$1
9-20
Connecticut
2nd conv. pfd. (quar.)
$1
(quar.)__i_j_i
(quar.)
5%' preferred
Composite Bond
^
;
9-23
9-25
$1.37%
(resumed)
common
5%; preferred
Co.
10-15
10-15
25c
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., $1.56 pfd. (quar.)
9-23
1
Chemical
9- 3
5c
(quar.)
div.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical
(quar.)
Shoe Machinery,'com.
Voting. trust
from
* 15c
com.
preferred'
Compo
9-13
■
.
5%%
c9-18
$1.25
Co.—
1
11-
(Joseph)
9-25
9c
common:
(quar.)
Crucible
Dominion Corset, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
Commonwealth. Water Co.—
9-30
93%c
—
3
6
9-18
11-
8c
Commonwealth Loan iCor(Indianapolis)—
4%
preferred (quar.):
(quar.)
(quar.)___
-for. each 20 shares held
Corp. of America,
Centlivre
income)
9-11
30c
(quar.)
99-
1
Corp.,
preferred
Holder*
Payable of Bee.
2%c
Dominion
9-13
20c
:_i
Celanese
2nd
investment
9-30
9-30
Dod
share
income)
Aluminum
Dixon
Co.—
1
Cataract Mining (stock dividend)—
'•.* One share of Central American Petroleum
7%
(From
Investment
1
(quar.)_'i—__________
Inc.
4.64%
.
10-
19%c
-
Mills,
•
Commonwealth
10-
"
(quarterly
income)
W.)
70c
Corp. (quar.)
City) (quar.)
Edison, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
(Jersey
Commonwealth
9-11
1
$2
Corp.
(J. I.) Co., 6%%
7%
1
9-30
J25c
Products
Carthage
Case
General
10-15
10-
1
Dixie
9-30
10-29
(quar.)
25c
com.
10-15
28c
Credit, Co.'
10-
9-25
—-—
Commercial
'
&
held)
9-17
10-
terly from
36c
(quar.)
$$2
preferred
10-10
10-' 1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)..
-■$5 preferred
(qUar.)_.
Carolina Telephone &
Telegraph
(
shs.
40c
When
Per
flame of Company
9-30
(stock
Engineering
?$1
preferred
Carriers
(quar.)
America
Combustiont
tSl.25
Ltd.
Light,
for each 7
shs.
3
Electric
of
9-16
(quar.)
3% %
divid.)
Co.
1
t$1.25
(quar.)
(liquidating).'—,
Power
$4.20
Insurance
10-30
10-
(quar.)_.
Products
Ohio
&. Southern
30c
%-$2
t75c
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
Carman
Combined
Holder•
Payable of Rec
Commercial
'
_
Westinghouse
Columbus
6
When
Share
(quar.)
Corp.
tlOc
"
.
J
8%
8-30
9-;
Company
Pictures
8-30
*
Ltd.—
pfd.
preference
preferred
Name of
Colunfbia
J20c
.
._
redeemable
5%
9-30
(s-«tj
Canadian Ice Machine Co.,
Ltd., common
''Class A (quar.)
Canadian
9-30
.'.
Leu.
' \
:
8-30
9-30
-425c
J2%c
(quar.)—
Per
of Rec
9-30
$43%c
Resources,
Holder*
Payable
S20c
.
Canadian
When
,
Share
,
Canadian
13
.
prior pfd.
(quar.)
62 %c
Light,
Telephone
Ltd
Stores,
Corp.
$4.20
1
9-13
10-
1
9-20
1-1-58
12-20
9-30
8-30
7c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
9-25
9-14
32c
9-24
8-30
22 %c
9-30
9-20
10-
J
30c
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
9-1-1
10-
10c
Fund
&
9-20
9-30
$1.25
$1.25
Corp.
Corp.,
Common
—
pfd. (quar.).^
(quar.)
Tubing
Fair
15c
10-23
25c
10-
1
9-11
$1.05
10-
1
9-11
50C
9-30
8-3»
When
Share
of Ree.
"75c
9-12
29c
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
9-27
5%
10-
73c
Sugar,
iGreenfield
10-18
9-27
9-10
Extra
9-
9-25
$1.50
E.) iCo.—
10-
56»Ac
9-13
'
4y*%
5%
tqtiar.X~2
class
Co.,
B
-
Griesedick
25c
1
9-16
9-13
9-13
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
10c
10-
1
•10-
1
—
10-
3%
t
General
$1
10-
1st
25c
(quar.) —
9-30
8-15
1
D-20
9-30
9-10
7c
-
10-
$1.25
(quar.) —
(quar.)—
1
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
Stock
25c
(quar.)
45c
10-
9-13
9-10
9-30
9-
U1.25
9-26
5%
Haydock
9-16
50c
General
9-30
40-18
10-
25c
1
10-
preferred
preferred
9-
1
Preferred
A
10-
1
9-
62 %c
10-
1
5
10-
60c
1
Helme
6%
9-14
10- 1
10-
9-16
$1,40
preferred
General Telephone
35c
$2.10
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the
5'/a%- preferred
(quar.)
$2.20
Preferred
,
10-
52c
—
10-
1
9-16
1
9-14
Hertz
Southwest—
27 %C
10-
1
55c
11-
1
preferred
Common
4.40%
$1.12%
1
9-14
(quar.)
45c
9-
12-
Hilo
3
55b
10-
1
9-
1
9-
3
10-
(quar.)
53 %C.
I
9-
1-1-58
12-
3
55c
1-1-58
12-
3
General
General
Tire
4.75%
,
5.28%
5.28%
,
&
Rubber
Co.—
593/aC
__
Brewery, - class
B
(quar.),
Class
Genuine
Parts
Genung's
.
Inc.
9-30
(quar.)
$i:oe%
7%c
(quar.)
-"
-
Cement
Co.
J.)
&
Sons,
Gladding McBean Ac
Glens
Falls
Glidden
Goebel
Brewing—
Bros,
(B.
t
9-30
10-
7
10-
9-
.
•'
1
9-20
1
10-22
10-
9-16
9-16
10-
1
•
10-
8
'15c
10-
$1.12%
$1.50
10-
■
Co.
Ltd
Co.,
common
preferred
Gray
Drug
Great
American
(quar.),
Stores
American
•
(quar.)
6
1
9-
9
1
9- 9
10-
1
9-13
1
9-
9
'55c
9-30
9-
6
$$1
9-30
9-10
$50c
10-30
10-10
40C
9-25
9-10
Ltd"—
-
.
-
_
11-29
10c
9-25
9-12
9-30
preferred
3-14%
9-20
>
Co.
Quarterly
(N.
1
Hubbell
(Harvey)
9-11
10-
3
.
1-10-58
Class
11-
;
.
10-
1
9-26
12-16
$45c
Huron
9-25
11-30
9-30
9-13
15c
10-
1
As
9-27
Huyck
(F.
$2.75
c.)
class
4%%
prior
Circuit
4.60%
& Son
preferred
Illinois
I
8
10-
9-
9-30
preferred
$12%c
10-
25c
10-
1
10-
1
Imperial
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-
Oil,
Ltd.
Imperial Paper As Color
Imperial Tobacco Co.
6%
preference
Incorporated
Income
Fund
3
9-19
9-19
10-1
9-16
10- 1
8-30
15c
$37%c
(qunr.),
Ltd.,
common,,,,
xl$H75
xtl%%
,
—
$1.25
Founders
Co., 3%%
investment
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
$I.2o
—
—
$1.37%
'
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-30
$1.20
shaves
9-13
9-13
9-13
$1.23
10- 1
9-13
$1.75
15c
10- 1
9-30
9-16
(quai-.),,„lw
10c
10-18
9-20'
15c
income)
9-20
9-30
11- 1
10-1
93%c
(quar.),„__
9-10
9-30
$l-'f
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9-13
-
-
(quar.)
common
8-30
1
1
1
1
1
,
(quar.),.
(quar.),,
(quar.),,
Co.
1010101010-
*
x$l%%
x$l%%.
x$l%%
a
Publishing
Steel
62%c
$1^25
$20c
(Ottawa), Ltd.
(quar.).,
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
36%c
—
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-24
9-
10-
1
..
,
9-14
9-30
9-20
9-21
9-11
-
9-
6
'
9-
6
9-23
•
10-15
9-14
9-30
62 % c
9-30
-
;
*
9-18
$1.25
10-
1
1
'
9-13
10-
9-14
9-30
9-
35c
9-30
9-20
60c
9-30
9-20
$1.12
9-30
9-20
3
_
10-15
10-
1
9-30
9-10
$2
9-30
9-10
10-
tl8%c
1
9-
4
9-30
9-15
$62 %c
+50c
9-30
S-15
$30c
35c
$12 %c
3%
13c
10-
1
9-30,
10-
9-13
9-
3
1
9-13
9-30
8-30
9-30
50c
9-30
9-
.$1.)2%
' 10- 1
10- 1
9-
9
9-
9
10- 1
9-
9
35c
(quar.)
10c
—
10- 1
10- 1
,
10- 1
10- 1
$5 65
4%%
1st
(quar.)
"Kidde (Walter) & Co.
(quar.)„_
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
(quar.)
Kingsburg Cotton Oil, common
Common
Common
9-25
r
:
(Continued
'
on
9-16
9-16
9-16
9-16
6
8
6
9-
6
12-15
25c
62%c
62%c
'
9-30
9-
5c 3-15-58
5c 6-15-58
Company
11-15
9-
5c
:
—
(quar.)
Koehring Co., 5% conv. preferred A (quar.)
5%
convertible preferred B (quar.)
Kirsch
.
'
11-15
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
9-27
9-30
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
9-23
10-20
10-15
2Sc
45c
(quar.) —
preferred
(quar.)
Press
11-15
9-
9-23
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
";10- 1
10- 1
28%c
30c
20c
preferred
4.80%
11-lp-.
10- 1
Kansas Power
Kingsport
.
9
$1.03
com.
1
11-15
33c
$1.07
i—
9-14
10-
.12-1
$2- 1
12-1
12- 1
12- 1
10-15
'
95c
'61
$1.12%
' $1.05
$1.08%
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
8-30
10-15
10-10
-
12-18
15C
10- 1
10%:
$5
9-13
9-30
,1
.
—
$2.90
'■
'
,
9-16
12-30
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred A (quar.),*—;
$4232 preferred, (quar.)——
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
9-13
;
'.
preferred- (quar.),
—
$1.41
preferred ( quar.—2__,—
$1-25
Ac Light Co., common tquar.)
32%c
4 VA %
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.06%
4%% preferred (quar.)—
$1.12%
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
—
$1.25
^Kawneer Co. (quar.)—
20c
Kelling Nut Co.,, 6% pfd. (quar.)
30c
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
60c
Kendall Co., $4.50 preferred (quar.) ,—$1.12%Kendall Refining (reduced)______,,———
35c
Kennecott Copper Corp. (quar.),
_____
;
$1.50
Kennedy's Inc., common (quar.).
22%e
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.),,,—
31 %c
Kerr-Addison. Gold Mines. Ltd. (quar.)
$20c
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries Inc., com. (quar.)
'20c
.
9-14
-
41 a %
Extra
9-20
10-15
preferred (quar.)
$4.35 preferred (quar.)
:
Kansas City Southern Ry., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
Kansas Gas
Ac Electric, common
(quar.),,
4.28%
''I
9
10-15
—
L,__—
—
$4.20
-
-
Corp.,
9-30
$1.25
com.
9-
1
10-15
40c
Ltd.,
9-1G
10-
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
50c
of Canada,
(semi-annual)
9-13
$1.50
$3.80 preferred (quar.)—;——
$4 preferred (quar.) —
50c
-
(quar:)
9-13
1
9-30
(quar.)
9-30
$1
Corp.
1
10-
1
9-13
$20c
—
(quar.),
10-
10-
Vegetable Parchment Co.—
(Stock dividend)
———
Kansas City Power Ac Light
9-13
•
30c
(Canada)
9-13
50c
10-15
$40c
A
1
$1.10
Kalamazoo
8-30
1
$1.50
common
10-
1
30c
57 %c
Ltd.,
9-14
8-23
82 %c
$1.46 pfd. (quar.l,,,,,,
Kalamazoo, Allegan Ac Grand Rapids RR.—
Semi-annual
9-20
$1.31%'
(quar.)
93 %c
Journal
3
s
$2.50
Tea
Kaiser
1
9 17
"
Corp.,
'
9-14
1
9-26
10-
31 %c
RR. .(quar.)
1
10-
40c
62%c
—
10-
40c
(quar.)
37 %c
(quar.)
Imperiul Investment
Bros.
(From
10-10
1
60c
(quar.)
60c
10c
$1
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
Central
'
9-16
$10c
preferred series
0-30
$1.08%
$1.10
Breaker'
8-30
9-30
9-16
11-
,
—
9-16
9-30
53 %c
—
93%c
Sons, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
9-27
•-
9-14
,Jones & Laughlin Steel, common (quar.),
5%' preferred, series A (quar.)—,—,,,,,
9-14
11-
.
Ideal Cement Co.
Bell
1
9-27
$1.12%
(quar.)
9-16
'Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co
—
Johnston Mutual Fund Inc.—...
9-80
$1.06 V«
As
A
Jewel
8-30
9-27
Electric
Non-voting
9-30
..
50c
Erie Mortgage (quar.)—
1st pfd. (quar.)
(W.->H.)
Jenkins
: 9-15
5%
__i
Hutchinson
1
9-27
1
preferred (quar.)__„—
Glass,-7% pfd. (accum.).
1st
^Jefferson
8-31
12-24
•
;
5%
Jeannette
5
}
Husky Oil Co., 6%
1
10-
10-
—
(quar.),__-_
Telephone (N, Y.)—
Jamestown
9-17
12-
15c
(quar.)
6.49%
preference (quar.)
Hunt Foods, Inc., common,
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. preferred A (quar.)
Hurd Lock As Mfg., 5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
10-
10-10
J 20c
(quar.),,
Service,
preferred A
preferred Bi
$5
4
50c
.
Inc.. (quar.)_
B
10-10
37%C
$5.50 preferred C
$4.40 preferred D
12-27
$6c
(quar.)
1
9- 9
5c
(quar.)
common
(Wisconsin)
Mfg.
9-23
25C
(quar.)
10-
7%c
(quar.)
Public
9-20
9-30"
$4Sc
•
9-30
10-10
$20c
preference (quar.)
7%v preference- B /quar.),..
5% preference C (quar.)
5% preference D (quar.)
6% preference E' (quar.),—
Jamaica Water Supply Co.—
10-25
11-15
60c
(quar.)
Hudson City National Bank (Jersey City)—_
Hughes-Owens, 90c conv.,; class A—,—
."
•"
-
8-31
50c
(quar.)
8c
7%
9-20
9-25
9-25
53 %c
..
9-16
9-16
—
Inc.v (quar.)__
Jacobsen
$5
Natural Gas, common
(quar.)
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
5%. preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
5V4%
convertible
preference
(quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co.
9-20
10-
5%
5
10-15
9-13
Houston
-
9-20
37%c
1
56y4c
9-
Y.)—
10-
45c
common
1
3
9-13
(quar.)
5c
,
1
20c
(quar.)_
35c
*.
10-
-
10-
9-30
9-13
'
50c
(quar.)
1
preferred
v
.Illinois
12-16
10-
$$1.50
...
%%
I-T-E
$25c
$35c
*
Industries
Insurance
9-
10-
j
$10c
T.)
9-13
*
_
Toy
1
9-13
$10c
(quar.)—
4%
preferred . (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
6
9-20
9-28
10-
25c
_
'
9-13
10-15
10-
1
1
(stock dividend)
$2.25
9-16
1
50c
__
Extra
Great
9-13
10-
-10-
30c
...
10-16
10-16
J^td.—
(quar.)
(quar.),-
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$6
•
(N.
...
9-13
40c
4c
Co.
9-10
$60c
$75c
(quar.) —
com.
^—
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Island Creek Coal, com.
20c
Co.
preferred
4.30%
9-20
t
Insurance
9-10
1
Iowa Power Ac
9-20
—'
Y.)
(s-a)
9-20
12 %c
(Henry)- As
1
10-
(quar.),
Inc. (semi-annual)—
Ironrite,
9-30
9-18
10-
6c
lc
9-13
9-30
(Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Household Finance Corp.,
9-13
1
50c
(quar.) •
Grafton As Co., Ltd.,.-class A (quar.)
Grand Rapids Varnish (quar.)
25c
•.
1
lc
1
10-
9-27
10-
.
9-30
91 %c
—
.
30c
preferred ( quar.)
(F. W.), Ltd., class A
Houdaille Industries, .common
'9-13
1
20c
Increased
3%%
1
*
(initial)
(Canada),
4.33%
quar.)
Horner
5
10-
3c
(quar.)
4%
preference (quar.)_.
^
Government 'Employees, Insurance-
&
9-
25c
-
(quar.),
Rubber
Ac
Common,
(W.
9-26
5%
___
>
4
,9-5
10-
$150
'(quir.)
F.> Co.
Goodyear Tire
Grant
9-26
"
_
4.40'/?
9- b
10-
9-16
10-
$1.50 '
cents convertible preferred (quar.)2,'
4%% "convertible preferred (quar.)
Gold Ac Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Grand
1
$1.25
(>0
Goodrich
10-
$1.23
(quar.)
Co. 1 (quar.);.,
Goldblatt
-.2 %
50c
com.
3.30%
9-20
50c
9-13
$1.15
Inc..:,
Co. new
Insurance
1
1
9-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-25
10-
1
9-11
1
,
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
(J.
1
1
10-
'
"
Gielow
'
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
-(quar.)
1
11-
$4.25
9-13
'$1.25
__
Giant Yellowknife Gold
5
1
9-13
54%C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) —
Light, common (quar.)
4.80%
5
10-
9-27
9-30
10-15
22c
Syndicate of Canada,
(semi-annual)
A
10-
10-
$1,25
-
—
Ltd.,
Iowa Electric Ac Power,
10-
11-
Home
Class
'
10-31
.
6
lc
10-15
25c
;
9-20
common
Jamaica
Co.
1
62i2c
Common
10-15
30c
——
As
9-20
10-
Extra
15c
(quar.)^
Co.'
9-
1
common
B
27%c
5%
Light
v
5
43%c
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—
9-16
1
10-
25c
;
preferred (quar.%
_j
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.92 preferred -(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gera Corp., $6 preferred
(qiiar,%
Getty Oil Co., com. -('stock dividend)
Co.
9-30
10-
10-
17 %c
;i_
Stock dividend
Art
•
*
5
dividend
Electric
1
10-
$1.20
(quar.)
prior pfd.
preference
(quar.)
of Boston—_
6%, conv. preferred
Investors Royalty Co.
5
10-
30c
9-16
30c
5%
Gibson
9-30
Co.
(increased
Corp.
Holt
9-JG
7%c
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common
10-
(quar.)
Extra
9-16-
9-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quaf.)_
Giant "Portland'
3
$1,25
A
10-15
10-15
Trust
A
Class
i
9-16
1
37 %c
9-18
$1.37%
„
10-
10-
Sugar,
common
(quar.)
preferred : (quar.)
Holmes
(D. H.)
Co.
(quar.),
Holophane Co..
a
9-13
12-
1
9-19
5%
'
:
-
10-
9-19
Hqlly
12-3
1
1-1-58
25c
"
Genesee
10-
66C
$5
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (qUar.)f
1-1-58
33c
:
—
Class
9-16
9-27
,
1
9-27
10-15
•J
,——
9-20
10-
Investors
9-13
10-
25c
—
3
53 %c
preferred
1
t
36 %c
(quar.)
;
Holland Furnace
(quar.)
Hollinger Consollated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
3
10-
>
conv
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (initial)
preferred
(quar.)
Time Corp.
;
conv.
.
4.40%
50c
—
(quar.)
10-15
75c
'
./Quarterly from net investment income)
Funding Corp.. of New York—
9-13
11-
of
6% : convertible
Ltd.—
;
Quarterly ;
Hoffman Electronics
-
4.25%,
4.25%
,
9-13
1;
$1
(quar.)
Hinde & Dauch Paper
3
12-31
59%c
;
"
conv.
9-30
50c
(quar.)
(increased quar.),,
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quarJ i
4.75%
9-25
10-
$1.37%
Ilevi-Duty Electric Co
Hibbard, Spencer & Bartlett
10-10
10-
(quar.)
General Telephone Corp., com.
9-18
50c
(quar.)
Cement
Stock
9-10
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
-$4.50
Foundation
9-16
1
—
common
9-16
9-11
America
Investment
1
10-
—
Pennsylvania—
of
Co.
1
Co.,
1
1
—
r
preferred
;
25c
Hercules
Motors
Corp,
(.quar,)—,
Hercules Powder Co. (quar.).
Heritage Fund, Inc.
Hershey Chocolate—
• •
•
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Hershey Creamery (quar.)
9-20
31 %c
W.)
preference
Hercules
,
4.36%
Co.. 5%
Co.
10-
5c
Paper Products,
Common
' "
.
(Geo.
9-16
1
10-
-(increased),___,_
(quar.)
prrferred
Investment
40c
—
common
10-
10-
—
(Increased),
com.
4
$15c
(quar.)
& Co.,
preferred
7%
9-14
10-1
10-
25c
(quar.)
(Walter E.)
Hendershot
37%C
'
10-19
(quar.)
9-13
33 %c
*1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Interstate Securities (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
of Indiana—
(quar.)
9-16
1
$4.80
Bakeries,
Interstate
9-10
1
-—
Textbook
International
9-16
21 %c
Heller
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
preferred
9-30
j
10-10
-
Investors
Corp. (quar.)
Heinz (H. J.) Co.; 3.65% preferred
6
593/sC
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
Brewing
9-13
35c
Department Stores (quar.),,
(Delaware) —
$1.50
——
9-13
9-27
Interstate Power Co.
47o
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quah)
—
General-Telephone Co. of Nebraska—
(The)
Interstate
—
Hein-Werner
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$1.35
Interstate
9-18
—■*.—
.
Heidelberg
4
'Telephone Co. of Illinois—
General Telephone Co.
9-17
75c
—
9-20
11-15
11-
Quarterly
9-16
50c
preferred E (quar.)
5%%
preferred F (quar.)—
Fund (quar.) a
Hayes
Industries
(quar.);
9
110c
General Steel-
9-10
9-27
45c
pfd. (quar.),,,
Telegraph—
IOC
(quar.)
9-13
1
4334C
Co., 7%
1
5%
9-23
9-26
Silver
International Telephone Ac
9-10
1
.
pid.
9-20
10-
$1
10-
(quar.)_,
Electric Co., Ltd.—
preferred B (quar.)
4%% preferred C (quar.)—„—^
5% preferred D (quar.)
9-20
9-30
81
60c
1.0-
(quar.)
common
9-30
9-30
-
(quar.)—
Co.
10-
3%
Co.
10-15
(quar.
Co:
50c
;
5%
20C
Castings (quar.)
Steel Wares-Ltd., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.),
11
General Telephone Co. of California,—
5%
preferred r(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Corp
Shoe
Hawaiian
9-16
1
Salt
International
10-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Hathav/ay (C. F.) Co;, 5.80%
1
10-
International
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-13
$$3
50c
Y.)
10-15
$1.50
tquar.)
10- 1
8%
50c
(quar.)
5
Refractories
Insurance
Gas,
Ltd.
37 %C
(N.
Co.
50c
$$2
Power
10-31
Winkle-Mtinning—,—_—
Fire
Hartford
9-30
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
9-13
'
(quar.),,—.
Telegraph
International
9-20
1
9-13
1
*
(quar..)__a,-_,_-___%„-
preferred
9-13
1
9-30
10-
$$1
(quar.)—
com.
t"
pfd. A (quar.)
10-1
dividend
Hartford
7
50c
2%%
4%
3
10-
50c
:
(quar.).
Investment
7
$1.25
10-
9-16
40c
Co.,
Harvester
■
Minerals Ac Chemical—
50c
(quar.)_—
Harris-Intertype Corp.
Harsco.Corp. (quar.)_i_
9-10
93 %c
(quar.)
Reinsurance
$2-50
International
r
35c•
—.——:rir
62 %c
(quar.)
Y.)
Insurance
•'
10-
10-1-5
50c
——
Co.
$1.06%
9-20
9-24
<quar.)___
Railway Signal
General
12-13
10-25
——
(s-a)_____«
preferred ( quar.)
Harding
Carpets
Ltd.
(quar.a..—
Harnischfeger Corp.
(quar.)
9-16
10-
Corp.
Steamship
International
—
(N.
11-
9 30
$1.12%
(quar.)
Inc.
<:
11-15
.
6%
—
-
shoe,
Harbison-Walker
9-13
12-27
$1.25
-
Fire
Hanson-Van
6
0-16
9-27
.
Bank
Hanover
6
50c
General Realty & Utilities Corp.
General Refractories Co. (quar.)
General
9-
Hanover
*
General Portland Cement
General
1
9-30
Iron
(111.)
9-13
1
..25c
W V
(quar.)
Hanover
25c
income
preferred
conv.
10-
B
10-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Oil
Class
6
9-
—
pfd.
Co., 5%.^ preferred
(M. A.), class A (quar.)
llanna
6
25c
20c
2
1
31c
15c
9-30
9-10
9-25
60c
9-
and
profits)
9-14
Common
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Hancock
9-20
9-
1
Cementing
Well
Company (quar.)
Cotton, Ltd,, 5%
Mfg.
(quar.)
4%%
.
9-20
1
9-
8%
Inc.; 5Vo preferred
General Motors Corp., $3.75 pfd.
$5 preferred (quar.)
Corp—
6
1
j
Oil
3
.
9-17
Ltd.
11-
9-21
12-
1
International Milling Co.,
9-20
12- 2
8-29
3
1-2-58
10-
International
9-15
1
•
8-29
-
9-3J-
10-
20c
'
3
8-29
9-30
;
30-15
Jnterlake
10-
,
9-
10- 1
Interlake
10- 1
9-10
9-30
50c
2-14
,
1
9-30
50c
11-28
$1.12%
10-
"
$35c
62 %c
12-16
$1.16
tquar.)
-9-10
tquar.),
$1.25 3-10-58
•
1
(9c from invest-
Building
Exchange
insurance
.
—_
9-16
10-
inent inc.
t10-15
-
1
$1.25
plus 6c from securities profs.)
Insurance Co.'of North America'(quar.)—re¬
'
1
$1.25
9-16
1
10-
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph tquar.)
Inter-Ocean Securities Corp., 4%
pfd. (s-a)
9-15
.
9-16
fio-
S3
„
.
securities
from
cents
18
9-16
10-15
11-
1
$1.15
(quar.)__
_
investment income
from
cents
(13
i
10-
$1.05
(s-a)—
pfd.
Institutional Income Fund
9-10
9-27
$1
Hammermill Paper Co.,
9-16
1
10-
37 %C
Mills
General. Paint
9-
1
*.
(Boston)
Trust
1
9-30
10-
(quar.)-
Investment
From net
4
9-13
9-30
12 %C
Hamilton
9-17
-10-
$1
25c
(final)
Industries,' 5% preferred
General Investors
4
9-
1
-
Hamilton
1
10-
2%
Electric,- \Lt-d.
General
6
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.-
-
50c
i
Electric
General
6
9-
4Wo
(quar.),-,Oil
Haloid
9-
,
10-
2c
31 %C
(quar.)
Quarterly
General
9-
9-30-
80c
(quar.)—
6%
International Ocean
10-
15c
preferred (quar.)
Controls,/ common
1
9-27
$2
$8
General
Crude
4
9-30
$30c
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)__
General Box Co. * (quar;),-,,
General Builders Supply Corp.—
5convertible preferred <quar.),_
General Cable Corp., common (quar.)
4% 1st preferred (quar.),—
General Contract -Co.< common (stock dlv.)
5%
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
5%, preferred ($20 par) (quar.)
Co:;
preferred
9-
10-
2
-
$1
$1.06%
Ltd.:
:
Institutional Bank Fund'—
9-30
-
10-
—-
com.
Institutional Shares,
DC
$4.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Halliburton
80c
6%
Ingersoll-Rand Co;,
$i.oey4.
9-13
;dividend
General
9-19
Industries—
&
$4.5(3
9-19
.
General Amerlcun Transportation
6%
Laud
■
1
25C
9
10-15
37%c
Industrial Development Corp., common,,,-,-
9-14
10-
(quar.)—
RR.,
$2.75
>
9-14
-
.-
9
9-
$56 %c
1
9-13
$1.12%
& Ohio
Mobile
Gulf States
Oil Co. of Texas—
General American
General Baking
9—13
Co.
1
9
9-
1
preferred- (quar,)^-—
—
$68?
preferred} (quar.),-—
preferred
(quar.)_—,—-r- $$1-12%
$2.25
10-
15c
(N. Y.)
Insurance
10-
-10- 1
preferred A (quar.) •
preferred B (quar.)
Acceptance^ Ltd.,
5%
9-17
,
9-
1
10-
4%.%
Industrial
..
9-16
9-27
♦5c
$1.2a
preferred (quar.>__a
$5 preferred (quar.) —a
Gulf Power Co.,. 4.64%. preferred
Co.—
(quar.):
preferred,
Stock
1
10-
J 35 c.
,.
«
(quar.')
10-
1
,,
1
10-
—
9-10
<r
10-
$1.14
Water Co.—
17 %c
—
$5
...
„
m.37.
preferred (quar.)
5Vzf/e
preferred (quar.)'
General ; American
Investors
$4.50
Gulf
6
3
l$1.2o
tquar.),,
5%'
Common
99-
Investment inc.)
Ltd., ;coramon
Gatlneau Power Co..
9-30
9-23
9c
10-
(quan)
Guaranty Trust Co.
50c
">
—-
1
$5c
,
37 %c
common
1
Gulf Life
6
9-
9-30
„•
25c
GarrettCorp.(qtJar.)
Gas Industries Fund • irom
2
11-
Griggs
Equipment
(quar.)__
Guantanamo Sugar (year-end)
9-30
i
3
9-10
10-
"30c
(quar.)_
Co.
(
9-24
1
9-30
40c
28 %o
(quar.)
Garlock Packing Co.
10-
$1.50
tquar.)
piu.
conv.
(Jnliuk) Ar Co.; common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Garfinckel
4%%<
10-
preferred
10- 2
;
25c
(quar.)„
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
*
9
-
10c
Co.,
Greyhound
9-
1
9-23
15c
Gas
preferred
Indianapohs
$2
r——*
-—
Greenwich
3
9-16
9-13
9-16
$1.75
Tap Aj Die (quar.k~—u,
(B.)> Wire, Ltd. (quar.)
Greening
1
1
9-
9-30
30C
'.
(quar.)
Power
Mountain
V "iGreen
9-16
a
1
(quar.)
Western
7%
preferred -< quar.)
Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating)
1
10-31
12%C
common
Great
<
11-
J 5c
"
(quar.)
Financial
30c
net
Corp.
Western
9-30
10c
—
$1.03
$1.03%
4% %. preferred
Co. (Winnipeg)—
—
As
4.12%
,
9-30,
$31 %c
——
Great
<
,
1010-
9-16
25c
Quarterly
'
Irom
$S1
30c
(quar.)-_--—
preference
9-16
9-30
_
9-30
1
11-15
1UC
(quarterly
Gannett
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Indiana
9-25
1
9-30
$30c
Great Lakes Towing Co
(
10-1
10-28
30C
♦
(quar;),,
(Iambic Jiros,'
Power
Share,
'
Lpreferred (quar.)
—,,
—
(quar.)
;
4.56% preferred (quar.)
—
Indianapolis Power As Light Co., com. (quar.)
4%; preferred (quar.)
.---t——-—t
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
10-
$40c
9-16
10-15
6c
preferred (quar.t
preferred- (quar.)Inc.
(resumed)
4%%
1st
1
—
Income),
(R.
Futures,
Lakes
'•
10-18
tquar.)—;
Fundamental Investors
Funsten
<
Great
v
t
1957
When
Holden
Payable of Bee,
Per
Company..;.U
Michigan Electric—"
Namelf
Payable ot Bee.
5c
Realty Class A (quar.)—
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
American
Lakes Paper,
$1.20 class B preference
*25c
Frlgikar Ckfrp. (increased),
Frlto. Company (quar.)
Fuller
fOeo. , A ), Co.
(quar.)
Investment
Great
9-24
Monday, September 23*
.
.
.
U oldert
When
w
Share
,
Great West Life Assurance
—
Realty
(L.)
1
„
_
6%
Company,
10-
—
—-—-——
series
Cos.
Ltd.
Friedman
11-25
1/;..
9c
stock-
Utilities
Fraser
2
25c
Corp.
<quar.)
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Frick
12-
Great
Fram.
Common
"10-
35c
Canada,- Ltd. iquar./—_
Foundation Co. ot
MnmeotCompany
"
'
(quar.)
Dairies
Per
Holder*
Payable
•Per
',•"* .
Forbes & .-Wallace, class A .'(quar.
Class B common i voting and non-voting)
name of Company
Foremost
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1270)
14
page 48)
*
\
9-13 *•
9-16
9-13
9-16
9-20
8-30
10-11
9-30
8-30
9-11
9-11
9-10
9-
6
9-18
9-13
11-29
2-28
5-29
9-
3
9-21
9-21
>*
Volume
Number 5675
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1271)
^tSSm
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Bnse for Trerlou*
.
I-OW«st
Hlfhest
28% Sep
32% Mar 12
21
37% Dec
' 6
46% Apr
&»% Dec
14
.109% Feb
7
33% Jun
14
Jan
29
6
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11 % Jan
65
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
52
Sep
<13
Aug 29
»
14 * Apr -10
"29% May 25
22
Sep
Jail
-
July 30
„
'
37% Dec 28
24
-32% Jan
^6
HI
July 17
154
19
12% Dec 31
22% Jan
11% Apr
3
Feb
163
Mar 14
NOV
9
)
2% Dec
13
% 4% Feb 16
11
23% Mar 22
Dec
111 :
Dec
Dec
23 % Feb
31
241 % Sep- 14
115
Deo .5
160
"
3d
Jan
Nov
105
64 % Dec
5
9% Jun
11
28
Jan
25
81% Sep
21% Jun
!
66% Jan
77
Dec
4
97% Jan
26
307k Nov 29
104% Nov
3
75
14
28
Dec
31
39
24
Sep
27
3
1
Sep
79
4
19
126
Oct
10
95% Dec
7
27 % Mar
f
8
64
Industries
Mills
9
4.08%
May 16
Jan
4
July
8
Aluminum
8
Aluminium
of
Ameiace
26
Sep
,
Aug
7% Mar 12
4% Mar
Inc
37 % Apr
35
Dec
9
28
Jan
3
-17% Jan
10
30% Dec
14
13% Nov 27
.16% Apr
43% Aug
5
2
4
23% Dec
31
25
142 ya Nov
84% Jan
31
143
11
31
35% May 28
18% Oct
86
-
96
Jan
Dec
Dec
21 % Sep
Co
18% Sep
84
1
102
13% Nov 29
July
17% Apr
Dec
28
17% Jan
Dec
19
106 % Feb
24% Feb
9
40% Dec
20
31% Feb
11
16% Jun
12
11
102
1874
27%
*54
55%
2074
197k
20'-,,
48
477 k
48'+
17%
18 74
19%
-M.
*19
327+
1,100
33
*82 74
84
407 k
42 7a
40%
4174
4174
42! 4
41%
4274
4074
4174
30,700
26
2574
25 74
2574
26
2674
267 a
25%
257-1
700
15%
3,800
18
3,000
10
20
1
*2574
147k
1874
15
74
2374
2474
*44
2474
•
1474
1474
1474
147k
1474-
1474
14%
5,600
3374
337 k
34!
34
34'a
3374
34 >/+
7,300
1874
19
19
19%-
197+
19%
19%
1974
7,900
91
*88
91
87
67
84
85
158
158
19
*8'J
91
15774
158%
158
*15"
„
*89
15
*1474
*94
1474
1474
14%
*78
•
1474
15
95%
95 74
37 3 4
•3774
3774
3874
56
5674
2274
2174
2174
99% Feb
6
8974
*89%
Mar
2
30
Jan
Jan
21
30
18
Apr
5
13% Sep
11
31
8% Jan
3
5% Jan
55% Jan
12
S8% Feb
27
,
25
31
July 31
12
16% Jun
;
7,
8% Mar 21
70 % Sep
17
6
33% Dec
3
33% Nov 21
40% Jan
9
33
Feb
11.
37% May 17
43
84% Aug
9
44
Sep
20
66% July 11
Jun
8
16% Dec
5
150
Dec
Nov
.
19
28
21
50
Feb
21
46% Jan 23
142% Dec
24% Mar 20
177
Feb
13
36% Jan
0
105
Nov
26
59 % Mar 20
12
174
64% Jan
.49% Sep 11*
26
Sep 16
12% Sep
148
Jun
18% Jan
10
158
20
,24% Aug 29
62
Aug 19
48% Sep
31
i 33% May
11
1
Apr
3
0
4
34% Jan 10
97% July 3
63% Jun 11
21
136
Jun
19
155% Jan
40
Jun
3
45% Jan
129% Mar 26
116
Aug 26
123% Feb
Motors Corn.:
-5
American Natural Gas Co—-—25
American News Co__—
No par
American Optical Co—
1
Amer Potash & Chemical
No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—.5
7% preferred—
100
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
-No par
15
I
10
120
Apr
25
39% Jan
19
61
48
13
89% Jan
46% Mar
July 24
.
36% Sep
47% Jan
20
preferred
7 c/o
.
American Snuff Co
16
45% Mar 12
25 % Sep
30% Sep
10% Dec
165
Oct
28
16% Jan
16
10
187% Feb
I
68% Oct
119
1
Dec
20
31% Nov
23
9
.
Jan
25
Dec
3
84% Apr 30
145% Jan 27
51% Jan
13
10% July 20
4
29
Jan
23% Nov 26
27
May 28
17% Dec
-
12
17
23% Mar 13
8
-
20
6
12
% Aug 27
2
Jan 23
63% Feb
14
87% MaiTid
85
Nov
7
Jan
69% Aug 22
78% Jan
131% Feb
24% Sep
22
16
% Aug 29
12% Sep
6
48% Sep
10
59% Sep
27% Feb
6
23
19% Mar 7
25% Jan
-
33% Aug
10
•
72% Jan
81
5
0
American
Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6%. series
25
Preferred 5%%
series
-25
*
.American
3134 Dec
90
6
Dec
3
10
30% May 28
26% May 29
42% Apr
107
2
31% Feb
12
Jan
12
84
42% Dec
13
19% Jan
43% July 11
29% Sep
20
35% Mar lg
25% Jan
8
Aug 29
4
41% July 18
,
& Smelting..-1
Electronics Corp—
1
Co—,
50
Wire & Cable
No par
Zinc Lead
Amphenol
.Anaconda
.Anchor
32% Jan
Hocking
Glass Corp—
0.25
Common
'
95% May
9
50% July 12
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
25
-100
Tobacco common
preferred
6%
$4
preferred
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Anderson
Andes
Copper
Mining...
No par
21.80
52
26-':ii
*26%
267 a
26%
i'1'
33%
33
33
49 3 k
46%
48%
44
46%
13 7 k
1374
13 7 k
13 7
13
13 7a
*147
14872
46
'
4774
13 74
1374
'
■
150
*147
150
*147
*
150
*147
+
150
2574
25%
2574
2574
25 %
-2574
25%
25%
66
66
66
6574
66 3 4
66
5074
5174
50%
51
5174
50
50%
48%
14374
14374
142%
143 74
*142
14374
14274
*40%
4174
"
42
<
51
143
14274
.
*4074
41
41
*11474
llli
*11474
58 3«
58%
8%
87»
*874.
17174
170%
72%
72%
113%
10%
24%
1707a
7374
737k
74
11374
-
114%
17*0%
.73%
113
1,700
171
23,600
7474
14,400
900
114
113
3674
36
36 7
a
357k
36%
3574
35%
13.900
10%
103k
lO-'a
10%
10%
107k
1072
5,200
.(
13 74
*23
<
a
6374
40
27 74
8674
*86
42
4274
*41%
31%
317i
•*
*29%
30%
247k
2474
23%
2274
23
137a
13%
13%
267k
26%
9,100
5174
46,300
13%
2774
27
27'4
527
26%
51%
27 7
n
5234
50%
."'160
2,200
-
*29 74
52%
53 74
•
62
62
40
T
39%
39%
86
86
86
86
*84
87
20
8674
3974
♦«(i
10
25
*23
137a
13%
63
5174
*62
31
*24 7k
24
1374
-
2774
53 7
400
25
*24%
25
"24
*23
14
27%
-
'
743k
2.060
n
113 74
•24 7a
24
52%
63
114
9!%
171
7,200
4,500
31
10%
25
-39%
5874
f
3574
36 %
10%
i:;%
9 74
9
17174
7274
171
o
113 74
114
36
*23
:
9
9
17174
72 74
72
-
26
307k
30%
3.100
3774
257'a
31
2674
31%
100
4174
57%
26
58 "3 4 5974
2674
3074
400
•
116
36%
38'a
3074
58%
2574
3174
171%
116
690
14.400
142-'%
*114%
26
5774
27
1 ,<700
507k
*40%
4114
31
567^
31
1,800
18,300
16,900
6574
277k
55
265 4
...
37%
38 74
38
3,700
s
25%
66
*40%
10.800
••
267k
3374
4674
13%
2534
-
-
3374
4774
*65 74
21,600
77k
26%
74
*147
25
25
5
100
7%
50%
3374
13%
American
Anaconda
May
1
7%.
52 Ka
2674'
4
—1
Refining common
preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco—
American Tel & Tel Co
200
14
14
7»4
51%
33 3
38
7%
2874
2674
116
:
14%
110
2,000
24%'.
2674
3774
Foundries
*13 7 k
7 74
52%.
*11474
Steel
*27%
51-74
38
Amer Sugar
11% July 26
v
'
3374
46
23%
28%
337a
20
-
1,500
8,200
92
24%
7
"
5674
21
*2774
52 74
116
Stores Co
14
-
774
55
2074
92
14
14
14 74
56
2l7d
-
■
*89%
m
56%
*8974
24
10
10,100
79
*78
2874'
247k
1,400
167a
377a
36%
89742474
*28
260
96%
*94
79 ■»
100
'
1,500
1474
167 a
16%
387 k
2,200
147..
95
14 7a
14%
21
•
217k
156%
•14%
95 '!
507 a
50 74
•
-
77k
155
147k
95
500
51
3774
American
44% July 11
12
9% Jan 21
30% Feb
*1374
774
*11474
American
2
111% Aug 19
14
7%
noncumulatlve preferred—100
6%
•
4
31
179"% Mar
170% Jtm
25% May 23
65
18
24
34% Apr 25
59% Sep
40
Apr
*27
'
.
9674
37%
*78
56 3 4
'
8974
2874
.
79
563k
2474
*2774
*1374
—100
common,—:_25
'
Dec
2474
2874
14%
*94
38 74
21
'
92
24%
2474
1
American Molasses Co
3
Jan
-89%"
-
American
24
2
Feb
42
—100
2
20
%
88
v
"
167/;
167a
9674
*78
56
"
95
14 3 4
*94
79
*78
79%
1414
1674
16'%
95
1674
*14 74
'
■'
.
158
157
97
*
a
15
96
r
96
1474
158%
15
*93
1574
21%
Jah
5,100
1474
*92
—
23%
:
3374
1
1
preferred—
100
American Mach & Fdry common—.7
3.90% preferred—
100
preferred
2:1
14%
*18 7k
prior
4V2V0
23 74
4574
3374
noncumulatlve preferred—100
American Metal Products com
5%% convertible preferred
18
80
14%
5614
July 31'
1574
*44
2374
24% "
24
,
84
1874
*44
200
33
*8274
33
No par
5% Dec
i
..
*3274
45%
1874
187 k
46
74
•
.,
1574'
157a
15 '4
1574
46
y4
3274
33%
33%
33%
18! 4
18 74
18
*44%
46
24
12.50
10
Corp.
1474
14%
18 7k
♦4474
Amer Metal Co Ltd common.No par
29
400
4,500
24,300
*3274
Amer Machine & Metals.
4
4374
33
13
21% Apr
4474
84
3274
28% Jun
88
44%
474
44'%
*82 74
58% July 18
16
4%
*32
33 74
83
Mar 16
1874
19
474
84
Sep
13 %
*
44 %
18%
1.9
4%
33
3374
Aug 28
21
Jan
10,100
18 %
29%
74
*19
*82
Jan
28
"
47k '
*32
20
28
-
474
82
41
108
J 8
1874
19
19
32 %
78
6
600
33%
4
31
113 74
3374
7
23% Dec
113 74
82
Mar 29
97 % Dec
.<
117 74
3274
Nov
4
6,100
10
10
100
93-
Feb
7.300
1,000
45%
9
Jun 28
197a
47
1,500
26
-
116!4
19
4574
3,200
10
34% May
20
20
3874
35% Feb
25% Nov 29
55 74
47%
European
Hardware
!4
18
•
'
4%
77% Dec
.
-47
.
118
118
117%
,
10
1,200
2674
477k
19%
,
26%
*54
607+
""*93
5%%
43% July 13
*267+
5474
6074
American Investment Co of 111
May 27
2774
5474
46%
American International Corp
3
17% Jun
2
8
*2674
38
1
Aug
1,900
97
*9574
38
No par
15% Jan
36
36
97
61
American Ice Co common
94
300
3674
*95%
2,100
25,600
4974
American-Home Products
14% Sep
21
55
90
60%
5
6%
27%
*54
90
4874
American Hawaiian SS Co
7
*2674
55
8974
3774
-15% Aug 19
97% Jun
967+ '967+
1674 f
36
36 7a
97
65
16%
8974
3674
x11774
17,000
04
177 a
61%
178% July
19
367k
11674
64.74
1674'
/
5074
12
Sep
113%
647a
-
3774
American Enka Corp
American
18
90
1,700
6174
13
95
3
95
Feb
90
90
200
.
4474
497+
American
135
Sep 20
2874
43%
617+
prior preferred
American Cyanamfd Co
American Distilling Co
American Encaustic Tiling
2
27
*28
44 74.
6174
10% Feb
9
17
15
17
16%
6474
*9574
122
*25%
2874'
6174
par
118% Feb
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
4
1
23% Jan
32% Aug 26
167k
91
36
2774
44! 4
1187b' 12074
11974
6474
16%
4,600
28%.
*26
.
122
64 74
*64
*
a
*
6174
4%%
1
4474
31!
2874
*4374
11974
2714
*2774
*
-
27%
18
-5
Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc——40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Gas & Electric Co
10
31% Feb
10.
14% Aug 19
*26
45
11774
317k " '
%
97
27»,4
17% Apr 23
39% May 22
13
14,900
'
44-74
38i/4
5074
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
Feb
150
317'a
103::4
3874
American Crystal Sugar com
45
76
*100
5074
American
7
76
307'a
3174105 "
387+
8
14
767+
317 k
*102
<
5174
9
Jun
*76
3174
105
51
.
39 3A
35% Jan
45
30%
*54
2
Cable—.-No
27
17% Aug 27
"
767+
26%
28%
45
Colortype Co
preferred-
93% Feb
27% Jan
*76
660
10.800
447'ii
37%
39% Jan
49
42
26%
*2774
28
42
1
16
80'A Aug 12
7
41
—-No par
Chicle
Aug 29
42 34
27%
28
437-t
American
18
x4274
900
*26%
1
*3074
3
11% May
4374
'
50
12.50
25
64
7
4374
4314
8,400
20! 4
60,300
common—12.50
25
Dec
20
287'.:
25.900
4374
53% Jan
19% Aug
1
44% Mar 12
207 a
78 74
44 3 k
5
48
287,,
207 a
•
377a
474
Jan
3
3
287a
2074
31
4%
3
28
2874
10,000
307k
1974
63%. Dec
Dec,
'
5474
100
75%
367k
*19
4%
American Chain &
12% Dec
55%.
100
'
39
——20
6
25
;
2874'
22C,
53%
2274
55
8274
*2174
8474"
*2174
.
.
r
*
274
807a
common
7
Aug 29
83
2274
1474
274
8iy+
3174
Corp
preferred——
42% Max
24% Aug 20
84
20
*1474
274.
79
*118
64 % July
27% Mar 21
*2
38
100
20
8
14%
1474
-
'
50
21.900
427k
103
103.
807ii
convertible preferred
46% Sep
22% Jun
107
23,700
Broadcasting-Paramount
35% Jun 20
32% Sep
147+
42
397k
J20
12
27
*103
'
:
"
138
3874
•.X4774
2
18
14
43 3 a
"
317 a
487 a
61% Nov
Feb
42%
290
2874
31 %
20%
49% Apr
100
447k
*•
2014
-
76
48
45% Jun
Sep
34% Sep
87k
*132
557k
10474
20' 4
Arma
1
18
•
Brake Shoe Co com—No par
20
7%
*245
135
79
—50
American Can =€o
45% July 25
18
7%
290
"
31%
.
87k
8%
3174
preferred
27
39% Feb
800
,
397a
American Cable & Radio Cbtp-
6% July 11
4
•
7974
preferred—
Theatres
5%
2
72
38%
American
4
*70%
"
78
Amer
24% Jan
20% May
72
1674
31%
8
8
140
':
-
1674
40 "a
9
16% Aug 27
19
Ill
'
17
*7074
5,000
.
81
May
57% July
4%
10974
'"
2,800
14%
31'%
100
10
8
108 74
v'
17
147k
79%
American Bank Note common
July
-
3
3874
6
140
700
8,600
31%
Mar
Bosch
...
'
'
27k
*102%
3174
107
Jan
27
1,200
j.J.
;
76
76%
311/4
66
5
«
160-
15
108 74
u
5474
"
31
18% Aug 27
32% May 21
20',a Jan 11
13
43
.
Nov
Dec
43%
.
38% Jan
Dec
2074
70%
.14%
107
*22
2874
2074
36 V4
Amer
81
2874
20%
*95%
12
27 % May 15
28%
American Bakeries Co com—No par
conv
!
27a
+35
8374
28%
37% Aug
8
99% Mar 28
6%
84
*20%
-•
*89 Va
common
convertible
4%%
*153
*245
*2
55
93
15
8.000
202-
27a
874;:
4
*14%
.
22%
54
*89%
104% Feb
27
-
54%
preferred—100
11
■
-
♦2174
22
5374
3%%
9
'
-
144
*103
27k
83
84%
*2174
'•
14%
*2
27 a
83%
-
*1474
14%
*2
2
12
67
*14%
Jan
41% Feb
Oct
•
*
1674
2
40;
107
17
11
38
*103
107
64%
26% Aug 15
J1G0
'
-<•
53 7 a
*194
290
-
43 7
4474
119%
23% Aug
4% Dec 31
43%
45 74"
1674
47% Dec
3
-
72
874
*134
64%
95% Jan
9
'
*153
■
■
1074
*245
138
118%
7
27V4
52
'
10874: 1087 a
"T67a
*70%
'
290
No par
1
31% Jan
2534
%
%
204
:
■
"
17
8%
874
No par
113
2574
*26%
53%
*199
15'/a
14%
*136
American
20
27
53%
.
3
*245
,,
Amerada- Petroleum Corp_
1
20
8%
8%
Amer Agricultural Chemical
Apr 17
26
27%
9%
10
1
—
-
Airlines
257u
•
r" 160
3
72
3
7
'
600
1,000
'
-
24% Jan
23
19 % Dec
*70%
;
70% Aug 16
147% Jun
12
16% Jan
21% Dec
Corp
9
3,300
163
No par
America-,
Limited
53% July
3
97 a
3,900
-
*102%
3174
Amalgamated Leather Co
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
39% Sep 11
163
!'-
537/1
*153
,
5
Alpha Portland Cement
Co
2574
163%'
25%
2774
53%
205
1087 a
60% Feb 27
7
Dec
72
*102
No par
Gorp
29% Jan 16
51
118
*167(1
44%
—6
2
Jan
31% Oct 29
Sep 28
1087a
17
/
No par--
30% Feb 21
39% Oct
99
108
*70%
_5
18
Allied Chemical & Dye—
Allied Kid Co
•—
i
Allied
29,000
24%
2574
•
9%
2574
15%
'
157 h
*
*103
39
70% Jan
May 28
108
-
_1—
Inc—
Laboratories Inc
147a
29-%
14%
25
2674
•
27%
*199
■*
160
147 a
14%
140
17
89
Jan
147 a
290
Allied
30
202
<
'
27'<r'3
*136
20
Feb
108
*153
3
*245
63 % July
Mar 19
36
.160
3
...
convertible preferred—100
Jan
36% May
102"
104 % Feb
9
26% Marie
105% Sep 27
30
Jan
•
16% Sep
121% Mar 23
10
Dec
f
533b
43
20
26
;
22
27
527a
"192
_1
commop
26 % Sep
31% Nov 19
58
25 %
27
-
preferred A
100
prior preferred—._No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
36 Vb Sep
91% Jan
25 %•
53%
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common—20
82
26
20 '
-
26%
47% Jun 19
'
15
9%
*153
5
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
*
97a
203
.
conv
Allen
3
9%
25%
*197
100
Aug 13
11
9%
26%
4,300
.
162%
'
300
1,700
•
24%
30
■
147 a
53%
291%
15
297o
5.200
*1
99%
14%
52
*25%
16274
527«
.,
„
26
14%
300
* 45 %
-
54%
247a
16274
23%
.
44%
*98
.14%,
r :
16274
9%
•
...
25 %
162%
>
9%
....
Allied Products
Sep
JO %
133% Aug 10
Apr
...
22% Aug 13
119 *
Sep
1
13
*0% Jan
.
75 % Sep
July 11
17
Feb
26
26
165
$4
23% July 2
-58% Aug 19
11
20
104
Mar 12
47
Apr
82
26
*25
30%
2474
•
30
14%
15 %
30
25 %
Shares
30
54
547H
14%
29%
25%
100 '
a
^
preferred
Alleghany Corp
:
5
Jun
30% Sep
37% July 25
34
29%
25%
-.165
1474
251/2
29%
25%
.
1 ■
the Week
-
-___
common.
15%
-29 %
-
1
common.
preferred-
'
15
15 74
•
-
...
..
•
4%%
5
3
98% Jan
»•
27% Aug 16
40% Feb
125
8
"15
-
10
,
Jan
.
5
20
12
20% Aug
42% Dec 21
1%
98
1474
1
Aldens Inc
"
14
Sep
16
'
Aug 26
Apr"~9
36% Apr 23
-
8
65% Apr
110% Jun
Sep 20
Jan 11
13 '
19
146
50% Aug 27
29% Dec
Jan
98
54
Alco products Inc
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
99
14%
5% %
25% Aug 15
129 %
114;
-
99
54%
2
'
97%
14%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining:
19% Jan 18
45 3 4
54
1
Aeroquip Corp
Aug 28
1% May 28
;
45%
147a
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
_1
Air Reduction Ipc common—No par
4.60% conv pfd:1951 series
100
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry100
160
,
25
6% Feb
102
11
31% July
108%.Mar" 19
2
21% Dec
.
70% July 26
4
1874 Jan
55-'. Nov" 28
Admiral Corp____
20
Jun
42
5
.
7
;15% Feb 12
117% Mar 27
30
12% Dec
107
17
23
14% Jan
1
0
30
45%
54%
No par
.l
.
•
6
May
t
July
2% Mar
14% Sep
88% Jan 23
10% May 7
241% Sep 14
31
6% Dec
•
117% Jan 18
14
-16%. Dec 21
77
155
30
45%
97%
99
30%
45('4
14%
1
Friday
Sept. 20
44%
>
54%
—1
:
.
Addressograpli-Multlgrapli Corp:
232% Jim 28
♦30
30%
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 1!>
Sept. IH
1
^_10
Co—
7
176% Feb 15
Dec
Acme Steel
Jun
13
19Q
—
sale PRICES
Wednesday
25
_
Express Co
"Adams-Millis Corp_
31% July 23
65% July 8
-
17
;
457 b
.'97 %
.
*30
30%
44%
100
—
Vending Corp.
Adams
26
Aug 20
46% Feb 13
9
155;
;
204
preferred
ACF-Wrigley stores Inc
8
27% Jan 11
1
12
Aug 20
20% Jan 14
;
<136
Wfc Jtra
conv
ACF Industries lac
27% July 18
9
■
ABC
10
Dec 10
62
0:
Mar
Feb
132
22% Dec 3JL
19
36% Feb
'
23% Feb 12
4
4%
30%
-
5
common
Tuesday
Sept. 17
Sept. 16
1
Abbott Laboratories
«4% May 17
10% May 27
29% Sep
29 % May
19
23% Dec
108
20
2
20
f«r
Abacus Fund
17
17% Jun
T1
Monday-
EXCHANGE
51% July 15
104% May 22
"37% Feb 12
97% .Sep 11
lo w AND HIGH
NEW VORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Tear MM
Lowest
42
41%
4134
41
4.000
42
42
42%
317«
31
31%
30%
31
29%
30%
7,300
30 74
*30
31
30.
50
*297+
a
*61
•
,
63
*39%
3974
*60
39
61
3974
31
,
.
60
2,000
100
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
16
Monday, September 23, 1957
....
(1272)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
32 y4 Aug
Archer-Daniels-Midland
39% Apr 25
28
41»A Apr
9
23
39% Apr
5
14
51 % Feb
12
65 V2 Jan
2
2
13% Sep
20
16% Jan
8
Armour
37% Mar 27
24% Sep
16
30
Jan
4
Armstrong Cork Co common.
5
92
Feb
18
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
15% Feb
7
24
26% Nov 29
Jan
8% Jan
Sep
Feb
18
6
22
18% May 24
79
2
102% Mar
5
Dec
82
May
36
28 Va Aug 26
6% Jun
20
4% Dec
5
13
4% Sep
26% Jun
11
31% Mar 15
28 Vb Jan
3
11
20
Mar 29
16% Feb
12
15% Jan
27% Oct
30% Mar 29
4
6% Jan
2
6% Jan
Jan 23
25% Nov 21
12
34
Jun
14
103
Jan
34
29%
29 %
55 Va
56
56
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 7
24%
25
24%
25%
26% Dec
78
Jun
6
21% Sep
27
89
May
6
28
99% Feb
11
4%
4%
32 %
32%
32%
33
17 Va
17%
17 Va
•17%
17
par
29
29 Va
29%
29%
*29
5
6
—1
31
100
10
92
—
2
30% Jun
Jan
Sep
95
41
% Feb
8% Sep
22'A
22%
22 Va
22 %
22'A
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Co com__6.50
r100
27%
28
86%
87
*85%
87
No par
38%
39
38%
39
47
48
6
Jan
25
11% Jan
24
94
1
15% Aug 28
24
5%
preferred
Aug
1
63J/a Sep
10
79 Va July 16
Atlas
Powder Co
9
9% Sep
20
14
17% Feb
27
17
Feb
1
8
34% Oct
29
30% Jan
7% Feb
24
2
2
49% Feb
24
26
4% Dec
17
5% Jan
"
18
Jan
7% July
3
3% Aug 26
5ya Jan
46% Jan
11
2
90% July 26
102
Apr
19
July 22
41% Feb 11
95
21
105
41% Feb
13
53
58 Va Dec
28
68 % Jan
80
May 10
27
42 V* Jan
9
67% Oct
24
Jan
19
82 JA Jun
16% Sep
39
12% Oct
31
16
Sep
39
Jan
6
44
Jun
12
14
Feb
9
43
May 28
67% Nov
26
16 Vb Aug 21
19 '/a Jan
6
16%
Jan
23
Nov
27
106 Va Jan
17% Sep
13
37 ya Jan
23
43 Vb Dec
Sep
8
Dec
31
Sep
16
31 »A Jan
47% Jan
4
39% Apr
32'/a Dec
26
6
27%. Feb
9
12
42
6
29
8
26Vu Aug
19
Nov 28
14
Feb
20
Jun
8
27
Jan
14
50% Dec
31
30
85
48% Jun
Jan
101
Nov 27
2% Feb
1
44'/a Dec
19
63
Dec
Dec
20
May
13 VB Jun
71
16% Jan
8
Jan
84
5
Dec
74%
74%
a
69%
72
13%
*12%
13%
*13
13'A
Xi2%
12%
50
*53 Va
55
*54
55
*53 Va
55
x52
52
120
18'A
*18%
18
18
18
400
53%
51
2.500
16%
33%
2,200
Products
Corp
Works
conv
c/o
Corp
28
Feb
15
49% July
11
11% Sep
13
66
11
*
*
24
•
Jan
155
11
75
Apr
2
64% May 17
15% Jan
20
Sep
7
50"/a July 10
54% Jan
12
20
7
Corp
42 Va
1 peso
—1
Best Foods Inc—
1
Bestvvall Gypsum Co—
1
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
com
8
:7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Deaker Mfg Co
1
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)
10
Bliss (E W) Co
1
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
2.50
Boeing Airplane Co
5
1%
30 Va Sep
11
43% Jan
2
20
29% Jan
14
23% Sep
18
33 Va Jan
2
45% July 25
65% Dec
12
36% Aug 14
61% Jan
2i ya Dec
29% Apr
3
1
17
23
25
Jan
9
'
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
34 Va May
12
32
Apr
15
'
Bon
20% May
1
11% July
17 ;
3
14 Va Feb
Mar
1
14 y8 Dec
26
Jan
17% May 27
12
11% Sep
12% Mar 16
9% Jan
2
27
64
Jan
12
51% Feb
12
62% Jun 12
17
50% Apr
98'/a Feb
5
36% Sep
17
46
9% Dec
Dec
79
Borden
-
12
75% Aug 26
87
Jan
22
46V4 Aug 19
53% Jan
24
Boston
14% Aug 26
July 24
19% Jan
47% Jan
8
10
Edison
29% Jan
3
1
61% Jan
3
1
Aug
41% Oct
14% Jan 31
36
35% Dec
31
54% May 10
Dec
28
58
41% Sep
11 Va Jan
48
7% Aug 22
29% Feb 12
Oct
10
41
12% Dec
9
24% Apr
31
35 Vb Jun
May
8
48% Nov
14
92% Oct
26
100
32% May 25
37
15%
39% Nov
16
25% Jan
23
80y4 July 30
29
Feb 11
Dec
28
38% July 30
10
23
Mar
8
16% Jan
3
65
Nov
30
81% Jan
19
63
Sep 20
77% Feb
8
72
14
16
10%
10%
6OV4
60 Va
36%
37%
47%
47
47 Va
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
40 va
39
39V4
1,700
8%
8
8 Va
7,300
34 %
1,600
47 V4
-
15%
41 Va
*15%
47 VA
15%
15%
15%
41%
*74%
47%
41%
47%
15%
,
41%
41%
x40
8
8Va
35
35%
34%
35
34%
35
34 va
34%
43
43
*42 va
44
'
*
8
8
-
8
8
8%
34 Va
10
3,000
1,600
23%
23 Va
36%
37 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*50%
81%
*80%
81
30%
30%
30%
30 %
21% May 17
90% Jan
34% July
29 Va Jan
15
5
11
74% Jan 23
65
May 21
Jan
24
6
Aug 22
29% S°p 20
Mar 12
25
Budd
(The)
Co common
7% Jan
11
2
23%
24
24 Va
24'A
*24%
24s;t
36%
37
36 Va
37
35V4
36%
8,200
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
15,100
*80%
81
80%
80 %
*30%
30%
30%
30%
400
14%
14%
14
14%
*4,800
1,100
14%
16'A
16 Va
16 Va
16 Va
11
10%
11 Va
11
11 Va
10%
11
65%
65 'A
*65%
66
California
Packing
16 Va
65 va
*65'A
66
*66 Va
68
*60
64
*60
65
*60
65
*60
*65%
*65%
66
66
66%
*66
67 %
41%
40%
39%
40 Va
40%
41%
41%
40%
41
17%
17%
17
17
17
17
16%
16%
700
17 Va
27
26%
26%
25%
26%
0,400
6Va
6%
*6Va
6%
29%
600
103 Va
20
26%
27 y8
26 Va
6%
6%
6%
103 Va
5
4
%
33 %
Inc
Co
preferred
31
103'/a
*102
40
40
1
Corp
32%
*31
11%
5%
4%
12 Va
6
33%
26%
27
6%
*6 Va
*30
31
103%
*102
6%
*30
31%
103%
*102
31
1031%
29%
*102
40%
*39%
40%
39%
900
4%
4%
4 Va
4%
4%
4%
1,800
4%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
3,000
11%
11%
12
5%
5%
5%
33%
33 Va
5%
5%
33%
39%
33%
40 Va
5 %
34 Va
4,100
15
I51/4
5,300
77
77
15%
15 Va
76%
77
77
51%
f 50%
51
15 Va
15
76
76
76
V*
*50%
No par
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*24%
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
31 Va
30%
30 Va
30
30V4
49%
*49Vb
49 Va
49%
49%
49 Va
49 VA
49
49
Canadian
Breweries Ltd
Canadian
Pacific
Cannon
Mills Co
Ry
25
No par
*49
5,900
33%
<-15%
| 76%
15%
6
34
15 VA
15 Va
5%
33%
-
76
39%
51%
July 15
200
4%
*50%
36% May 13
52
Jan
2
20,800
*39%
Canada Southern Ry Co
conv
"40
66
No par
100
$4.25
40
65
67
3,700
20,900
40
5
Hecla
Soup
161/8
66
1
1.80
Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
&
Campbell
161/4
*17
5
Zinc
Zinc-Lead
Callahan
100
1
15
Butler Bros
&
1,900
•
64
va
3,500
5
Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal Co
Copper
65
*60
2,700
'
14%
Canada
12
33
10%
8
29 Va
33
16 Va
16 Va May
8
34
14%
2
4
12
33%
11
13 Va Jan
July
34%
16%
3
29
66 Va
43
14%
17 Vb Jan
56% Jan
66 Va
65
13
*42
10%
13
27
68
67%
Vb
16 Va
Inc
Co
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Feb
43
14 Va
Co
Watch
Calumet
84
1,900
13
43
5
Bullard
8
4
July 31
4,056
13
43 Va
Burlington Industries Inc com.—1
4%
preferred
100
3 % %
preferred
100
4%% second preferred
100
Fulova
Butte
44% Jan
34%
13%
34 Va
14%
Byers Co (A M) common
10
7% participating preferred—100
16
87 Va
*86
81
16
13
87 Va
13%
43%
34%
30%
10
Feb
43%
57%
34V4
*13
-
57V4
*86
34 %
34 va
*30%
10% Jan
4% Sep
35
*86
■
*80%
preferred
45% Jan
104% Feb 28
Va
87
*86
*41
No par
1
10
$5
Buffalo Forge Co
2
page 26.
47 VA
47%
77
41
No par
5
5
6% Jan
For footnotes see
28,800
76
37%
37%
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-EYie Co
15% Aug
1,700
37%
76
60 VA
24%
63% Aug 14
Sep
59 7 «
37
77 *
•;
37 Va
*74%
78
37%
9
62
49
59%
37%
37 Vb
•
24
7
May 23
87% Jan
5
60 Va
37%
60
60 Va
36%
67 va
2
29 Va Feb
60
60 Va
*75
33%
23
24% Apr
10%
67
Jan
6
10%
33%
24
July 11
11 Va
33 Va
52% Jan
Sep 20
36% Mar 16
:
10%
66%
11% Sep
9
5y8 July 17
56 Va Apr
16
11
68
32 Vu Jun
33 Va Apr
16 VA
.' 11
33%
3
22
*16
10%
47%
issued
When
17
*Di?
,
33%
Inc
Co
)HI,
50
16%
16Va
667/a
2
Shoe
43% Jan
24% Nov 30
30% Nov 29
1,200
290
-
Brunswick-Balke-Collender __No par
Aug
14% Jan
50
1,900
Brown
34 Vt Nov 23
66
16
16 Va
13
11
1
470
15%
1,600
34%
Jan
Oct
14
13
29
65
27 Va
14
42%
21
74
27 VA
14V'a
34%
27
7
27 VA
13 Va
23y8Jun
Feb
■
43%
3
98
14
13 Va
Jan
21
26%
*13 Va
-.18%
27 Va
14
43 %
19
75 Vb Dec
*26%
14
•'34%
52% July 10
12
18
1
15
74% Jan
Dec
17%
5,500
19
7%
18 Vb
57 Va
20
9
18 Va
56 Va
27
20
39,600
87%
16% Sep
5% Aug
1,500
39 Va
.
57%
64% Aug
12% Jan
24%
37%
-
57
10
38
27%
10%
78
24%
40 VA
*86
16
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
16% Mar 20
18%
14
4,100
25%
25%
24%
39 VA
•
87%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
33% Feb
10
18%
*26%
24%
25 VA
24%
25%
./ 24
39 Va .'40%
*18%
16 VB
*75
25%
x23%
"
57%
3%%
11
6
4% Dec
40%
4,500
56%
10
6
40% Jan 23
25
40
10
1,400
-
/
58%
Jun
Sep
101
25 VA
25
;
57
Jan
10% Sep
3
25%
j
400
2/700
-
400
Oct 26
105% Aug
32
41%
•
31%
52
31%
24%
14
51
30 VA
51%
31%
40%
18%
49%
52 VA
31%
24%
27 Va
66
52 W
25%
14
66
'
2,900
20
Aug 15
,
31%
25%
18 Vb
69
*66
69
2,700
85% Mar
98
1*66
51%
31V4
27
11%
•
35%
46% Sep
12% Apr 16
34% Dec 14
51%
32 VA
145%
11%
'
35%
10
8
51
31%
145 Va
111 %
44
35%
23
25% May
50%
r
69 r
•
43%
145 %
11%
43%
"
35%
27
5
88,900
42%
145 Va
44%
*145%' 146%
.11 % \11%
v
25%
Dec
31 Va Jan
.
11%"
35%
15
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
*66
69
*66
44 Vb
44%
146%
11 Va
6,600
35%
28% Jan
Apr
46%
46%
2,100
45%
35%
28
17
Aug 26
17% Feb 12
16 Vb
45%
47%
35%
36% Aug
36
12% Aug 21
46%
Va
77
23
20% Dec
26
V
11%
11%
-
48 Va
,
48% May 22
4
26% July 19
36% July 17
1,200
46 VA
46
46%
47%
35%
15
5
38% Mar 11
95% Jun 22
146
45%
7%
15
1
29 Va
421/4
13
Sep
5
28%
7%
Jan
Aug 14
13
Feb
29 VA
7%
36% Jun
33
Dec
29 Va
29%
"
42%
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
61 Va July 12
2
17 VB May 28
1 VA
7%
47
27
27
43%
*145 %
45
44 Vb
1,600
22,100
1 VA
41 va
90
89
42
1%
"
*29
45% '48%
4,100
/
18%
42
Va
VA
7%
11
23% Sep
18%
42
1
7%
21
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
18%
42
1%
7%
Aug 26
~18 "
38 Vb Jan
18%
42 Va
-
1V4
10
/:
7,600
49 Va
7%
Jan
30% Aug 29
23 % Oct
45%
47%
47 v.
7%
34% Sep
42% Jan
Va
50
44 Va
82
Aug 29
45% Dec 17
*42
50 Va
5,200
7%
41
46
51%
-A 18% ,18%
29 VA
•
/
-5i%
•
3,500
V
92
*86
*43%
14
17
A
17
Feb
44 V
44%
89%
50
11
16
Aug
13% Dec
1
42%
44 Va'
*86
92
3.50
3
2.50
100
10
Jan
29
44% Dec
28% Feb
*45 Va
7
5
Inc__
Airways
16%
.uO
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4 Va % conv preferred
8
29
47%
47%
No par
preferred
Branlff
13% Jan
19
7Va Aug 30
6
5%
16%
,
Common
2
41 % July
RR—
Maine
&
Boston
3
17
•
Vb
46
146
15
5
100
25
Co
16%
1%
1.25
(The)_
Co
2,200
16%
*86
42 Va
1VA
>
+
18 Va
*
42
.
_■
52 Va
1
10
*
29
46 Vb
5
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 % %
preferred
1
10
Jan
3,100
12%
-16%
"
"
No par
No par
Inc
Stores
57% Mar 19
3
48% Dec
,
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
19
26
Dec
38 va Jan
54
Bond
*
class A
B
Class
3
16% Jan
9
Co
Ami
t
29
Inc
29%
12%
44 V*
>•
86
18%
18%
1VA
41%
29%
16%
•45'/a
51%
,
18%
24% Sep
12
53
52 VA
*40
v
12%
16%
44 Va
86
41%'
6,800
19%
29%
17
"
83
19%
19 %
7,900
33
31 Va
*81
83
12%
*12%
45
A
4,000
29%
29 Va
12%
92
20
110
14%
29%
29%
12%
17%
16%
"
90 Va
12%
29%
45
35%
*40
41 Va
*40
•
19%
19%
19%
41 %
*40
14'A
%
*81
2,200
14 Va
14
33 Va
35"%
85
100
90 Va
90%
*90
500
1,300
126
126
140
*120
14%
35%
12%
42 VA
13
33 Va
,
31,600
V 300
48%
50%
16%
■
30
«
1
1
cum
16%
33%
90%
*81
19%
19 Va
*86
5
•
35'%
85
*81
41%
29 7
1
Corpl
20%
*12%
10
100
common
16%
33 Va
"'-14%
14 %
v
35%
35%
*40
1
Dec
Apr
23'/a Feb
19
14%
14%
85
*81
100
—1
50
10
RR
Savers
14%
35%
/
2.50
1
pfd
36
20
53
*90
Inc
'
33%
140
*120
32^1 May 11
23% Nov 21
33%
91
23
2
53 %
-
74 V
72 %
18
H
33
34
49
18%
-•
33%
140
28% Nov 89
1
50
87
16
33%
52'/a
*90
25% Nov 20
28% Jan
94
*84
53 Va
16%
*33%
*120
46 Va Jan
•
*93
87
33%
16
53 Va
*16
50
5%
94
*84
Va
16%
91
6
46% July 17
50% Sep
32% Feb 10
53 Va
16%
140
preferred
Best & Co
5
*53
18%
91
*•,
Aviation
18%
50
,*
*120
4%%
Howell Co
&
*18%
3,000
*93
87
34
-
100
(A S)
Life
*12%
-
34
94
33%
preferred—100
prior
Instruments
Creek
75
No par
12.50
preferred
Shoe
*84 %
10
common
preferred
Iron
34
93%
50
1
Corp
Brothers
%
,
87
10
5
preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
J
32% July 15
20
33%
75%
Beneficial Finance Co
9
20
Feb
*84
*13
Bendlx
May 14
Jun
*93
87
*74%
4 Va %
48
39
93%
13
6
66% May 17
41% Feb
33%
93
75
Bell
21
136
33%
56%
Bell Aircraft Corp
18
9
172% Feb
16,800
4%
39%
Beech
25
7
77 Va Aug
31
146
25,300
12%
38
2
43
53% Jun 22
34
12 Va
56%
Beech Aircraft Corp
28% Sep
33% Apr 17
30% Oct
4Vb
33%
12 V 2
46%
31
/ 1% Jan
4%
35 Va
12%
39
Beck
24
22
'
4'A
34 Va
*
12%
57
50 % Jan
1 Va Mar 18
24
6,600
4%
12%
35
49%..
Becknian
40
14
1 a!%
*37%
Beaunit Mills Inc
-
9
17% Jun
1 % Dec
300
35%
4% ;
4%
3 6%
1
43 Va
44
44
'
*56%
24% Jan
Jun
44%
38%
Aug 26
Sep 20
*43%
;
57
Belding-Heminway
47
64% Dec 27
8
•
100
50%
3%%
11
89 Va Feb
25,100
50 Va
1
10
6%
43%
'
6%
Va
6
6%
6%
38%
8
JaD
*6%
200
56%
Beech-Nut
85
44
33
33%
♦33
33
57'A
2
16
1,200
*17%
32%
.
38%
36% Mar 15
3
28 Va Feb
33 VA
17%
50%
35% July
13% Aug
10 Va Mar
10
Apr
3,100
9%
*17 %
49%
4%
47% July 16
86% Aug
64%
9%
17%
9%
17%
*37%
5
20% Jan
20
13
17
19 Vn Jun
39
91% Aug
31
Sep
* 63 Va
*64%
*9%
65
10 Vb
6 %
900
16
*9%
•
90
19,100
8%
*15%
'
*56 7 a
Corp
Bayuk Cigars Inc
Beatrice Foods Co common
35% May 20
9
13% Sep
81
8%
V.
16
50 3A
May 20
80'/a Feb
81
8%
8%
*15%
38%
Bath
31 Vb
81%
'
8%
16
57 Va
Basic
13
Apr
81%
'
82
5,900
15,600
49 %
4 %
136
47 Vb
*37 %
Barker
3
102
46%
*56%
20
19
47%
64% *65%
4%
12%
a
8%
12%
36%
39
47 V
16 '
35%
4%
4%
87
38%
48%
*81%
33
*43
44
*85%
39
*17%
6%
6 Va
60
87
38%
1
19% July 25
Feb
27%
/
27%
-'85%
'
& Ohio common
,-100
noncumulative preferred__100
4%
89% July 12
27%
900
*84%
17% Feb
120
20
11,500
92%
71% May 22
6
31% Mar 14
28
Dec
Sep
37,800
9%
33%
18
15% Jun
9
25 Va Jan
52
213 ;
9 Va
27%
13
49% Aug 26
134% July 13
94
21
21 %
9 Va
100
100
15% Aug
Mar 22
116
14% July
Feb
22%
9%
9%
-
33
33%'
36
9
(The)-
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp
July 23
89
20
2J
3
No par
6%
Baltimore
May 16
2
57 Va Jan
12'/a Ji n
14
12
*33 Va
preferred series B
preferred series C
4%
58% July 25
63
10
10
55 % Sep
37% Sep
of Amer—5
4% %
28
Feb
21%
,
12%
8
M>r
No par
Baldwln-Lima-Hamllton
15
32 Vb Jan
Feb
15% Jan
70
700
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co_—Ne par
16
7
25
3
15
35% Feb
113
8
*
Jan
12 Vb Feb
17
29
1,200
93%
39%
%
65%
9%
17%
44
47
•
35% Feb
12
31% Dec
11,400
30%
30%
.*92
17%
64%
17%
Co
400
7%.
71
87
-
8%
10%
1
Wilcox
&
11,000
71
28
28
39
16
65%
Inc
T)
(B
Babcock
1,000
17 %
29
73
9%
*85%
81
8%
■> 16
*9%
preferred
conv
Babbitt
4
20
33 Va Sep
5
95
11% Jun
$2.25
22 Va "
'
32 Va
7%
30%
93%
*71%
81
8%
16
•
65
(The) common
Mfg Corp
Avco
5
48% July
6%
16
*17%
($1.20)
Co
*92
72 Va
46% -47%
.«
82%
*81
20
Automatic Canteen
93 %
72 va
'28
28
-
No par
common
prior pref
Conv
May 15
38
Nichols
Austin
Mar 29
18% Mar 22
42 Va Aug 20
IVa July 12
48% Dec
35 % May 24
Dec
10
..100
1
20
common
11% Jan
5% Sep 26
80
Corp
*92 va
72%
72%
%
17
.
preferred
$3.75 series B
Atlas
30%
S3%
*92
50
———
2,000
4%
32
7%
7%
8,300
29
/
29 Va
-
Atlantic Refining common
19
Nov
RR
57% Jun
20
Coast
91
18% Jun
17% Sep
60
Line
Atlantic
17%
31
10
Atlantic City Electric
4% preferred
7
23
4%
32 7 «
*29
29 Va
31
72
preferred
non-cum
13
16 yB Jan
22% Jun
85
5%
•
31
•30%
-
4%
14,600
28
4%
17 Vb
7%
31
93
72Va
50% July 15
11
12
79 Va July 26
20
Jan
-
13
Sep
"
a
*25
32%
33
Va' 17%
7%
7
7
6%
Va
28
•4%
*4%
4%
*4%
32 %
80%
*25
28
1
Corp
*80
%
*25
Common
6
38
10% May 28
15% Dec 27
9
Jan
20
85% July 26
9
47% Aug 14
5
29
61% Feb
79 V
81
28
Associates Investment Co
10% Feb
27
27
63% May
83% Nov 29
8% Nov
Feb
101
43% Jan 27
35% Jan
55%
13%
25
*25
1st preferred
5.25%
9 Vb July 22
3
30y» Mar 13
17
Nov
90
13 Va
24%
28
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe-
11% Aug
30
Nov
10
13%
24%
*25
1
1,500
18,700
13%
5
2.50
56%
54
24%
81
Inc
2.400
28%
25
■a
*80
Corp
33%
28%
55%
*
56 Va
24:%
54%
33 Va
29 Va
*29
13%
54%
81%
Common
28
63'/a Jan 22
33% July 23
65
34
29%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
9
Oct
97
ASR Products
19
34'A
29 Vb
*80
preferred $1.50 series—-No
2nd
28 Va Feb
35
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
73
Aug 28
16
29"%. Feb
7% Sep
Constable
Industries
Arvin
34
29%
81
Ashland Oil & Refining com.
6
Shares
33%
33%
34%
*80
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
July 19
31 Va May 31
9
2
27% Apr
27
8% Feb
7
36 Va
19% May
the Week
Sept. 20
...No par
preferred
Arnold
5
Friday
Sept. 19
1
of Illinois
Co
&
Thursday
Sept. 18
5
10
Steel Corp
Arnico
Sales for
Wednesday
29
5
Corp
$3.75
32'/a Jun
14
Oil
Argo
4
Jan
16
.
34%
-No par
35% Jun 28
27% Jan
Sept
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Sept. 17
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Ye»r 1956
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
l*i|« for Previous
*50 VA
51
25%
*50 Va
*24'A
420
52
25%
15,100
.300
A
Volume
Number 5675
186
.
.
The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
.
17
(1273)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
■f
,
Lowest
,23% Dec 12
;31% Jan 23
-
•
Nov
-
14
Nov
122
30 f
101
v
f22% Nov 29
>
*»
j
,
55%
-
119
Jan
Feb
14
3
:
Feb
14
8% Dec 28
43
'i
Nov
13% Aug 26
9
,
16
57% Apr
20
5
8% Jan
12.
37% Apr
•71
.
15% Oct
16
17 Va Mar 22
15 "
51% Jan
98 y4 Dec
16
61
47
31
113
27% Jan
23
35
32
Nov
19
43.
i 33
Oct
1
■I
•J
,
Jun
Feb
31
19% Nov
•
54%
Dec
18
77% July 19
.
10
Sep
13
14
27% Feb
Aug 17,
45%" Dec
26
4% Jan
3
75% May
28
2% Sep 28
9
54% Jan
8
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23% ;
23%
94%
94%
95
95
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,200
60%
60%
59
60
-
1,900
39%- 40%
18,500
61
61
61
61%
*93%
„5
w.
_10*
common
July 10
May 2
Aug 15
4%
Corp
42 %
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41 %-
41%
*40%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
23%
*23%
23%
*23%
*23%
23%
17%
17%
17%
23%
17%
17%
17%
104 %
*103%
104%
104
5
100
-
5
3
May 20
43% May 22
10%
10%
48%
1
22% Jan
10
Aug 20
9% Jan
8
9
59% Jan
4
11% Jan
20
43% Jan
South
West
Corp
Cerro
de
Pasco
11
9
Cessna
Aircraft Co
Chain
'
.fi
Belt
v
'
'
17
17 %
17
17%
16%
16%
1,400
20
20
14%
20
14
*106
>
20
10%
10%
10%
48
47
47
*46.
*73%
77
77
15%
50%
49 %
49%
*91
93
28
28
*91
10%
93
93
28%
27%
25%
28
25%
38%
39
8%
*7%
8%
X34%
35%
34%
35%
8%
3%
8%
8%
9
29%
29%
28%
28%
29
2%
2%
55 3i
55%
29'
2%
2%
56
38%
38
38%
*13
18%
8 Va
:
8
33
28%*
26%
2%
2%
56%
34%
35%'
9'J,'a
,28%
2%
34%
:
<9%
56%
57'
2,900
18%-
33%
8%
1,300
25
38%-
*7%
35%
60
91%
28%
25
*28
25%-
*18
18%
*18
100
91%
93%
18%
500
2,400
25%
38%
''
77
49
28
18%
_iq
*73%
3,600
48%'
*92
*7%
2,200
•
IO1/4
47%,
3,200
25%
38%
20'
70
15%
28%
8 Va
5,700
15%
24%
18%
•
10%
;
28%
38%
1,200
50
*48%
*7%
65%
31
*
*46
26
93,
11,000
15%
15%
49
49
14%
108%
20
•
48
10%
18%
9%
2%
2'%
-
8,700
300
8
200
331%
5,100
91/4
6,300
28
2,700
10,800
2%
56%
57
34%
57
57
1,200
•'•••*.
•
..
30%
38%
I_-j
200
65%
5
;
91
65%
,15%
'
*89
"'31 %
9.50
Co
9,500
108%
No par
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
24,700
31
*73%,
i
5%
84 \'a
"91
14%
*106
;
Certain-Teed Products Corp
.
*89-
5%
83%
65%
15%
35
280
5 Va
31%
75 1
5
104
65%
15%
■
19,200
85%
%
Co_
Corp..
104
300
17%
30%
75
*25%.
200
23%
65%
15%
10
41%'
*23%
167/a
14%
*49%
50
160
20
10%
*47
'
3,300
107%
66
20
78'
2,700
-
14%
15%
100
Sugar
Century Industries Co
2
3% Jan
69% Jan
preferred
Central Violeta
10
2
Aug 21
55% Sep 13
%%
Central &
8
Aug 28
*7'5
41
4,200
107%
.30%
*16%
20%
j
1
i7
30%
17
5
85
*
91
*89
.
14%
106J
65% *
-
48
Central'Illinois Public ServiceCentral RR Co of N J
'
66
-
*20
,
Central
36
-
90 Va
14
106
5
Sugar Co
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No
par
Illinois Light com
No par
31% May 14
901/a
14%
Foundry Co
:
1
Georgia Ry com__No~par
preferred series D
100
-5%
/
5%
86%
29%: v 30%
Gentral of
7
5%
85%
107
66
Central
July 29
5%
86%
17
Central Agulrre
.
5%
91
14% :
•
104
84%
20
—
105
5%
107
1..
*104
85-
*89%
-•*
17
105
84%
:
No par
common.,
preferred
'
17%
-2nd.'preferred
100
%, conv preferred series A.100
Celotex
"
23%
12:50
com
*
-
41
r
preferred
4.20%: preferred •■——
Celanese Corp of Amer
'
<■'
40%
50
loo/i
/
6%%,2nd preferred.,:.——____;._7
\ Caterpillar Tractor common
_10V,
7%
July 29
16% Jun
preferred
Cai-riers & General .Corp.
Case. (J IF Co common
•
13% May 22
54
26 3/4 Sep
23%
61%
5%
23...: Jan 10
80
8%
23%
15%
41%
23%
*60%
v
11
17
j
15%
40%"
23%
18% Feb 28
.8
30% Sep
16
41%
94%
t
20
7
15%
41%
94%
-
27% Sep
2434 Sep
34% Jan
'
16
41V2
23%
56% Apr VI
100% Jan 11
7.
!
8
16% Apr
i
28
14% Mar
38% Jan
3;
15%
41%
t
23%
..
Jan-v.8
88% Jun
1
July 24
Aug
9
41% July 27
'8
7% Dec
13%
•
,
Aug 14
-
*70
...
15%
42
95
•;
6
17% Jan
10
11
15%
411/4
23%
109% Aug 20
v
19% Mar 20
-
13
Jun
86%
•
*,
Feb
64% Sep
29% Sep
12% Mar 16
28
8i% Feb
Nov
&% Mar
•
99 '/a May
9-.
100% Mar 13
-
Aug 15
16% Sep
3
Jun 22
19
110% Jan 14
V
82% Aug 20
104
13
477/a Slay
21%
11
.
16
42%
95
Corn
Shares
15%
41%
23%
4% %
>
-
the Week
Friday
Sept. 20
5
95
.Carrier
6
Sales fur
Thursday
Sept. 19
1
,
'23%
Apr 26
■
»
•
3
Feb-27,
*75'
'
-18% Jun
27
Incv__V
Carpenter Stpel Co_
>
23%'" Aug
•-'.v
Sept. 18
'
47
13
Wednesday
Sept. 17
(Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light.——No par^
6
.*.,74% July 16
65% Jan U
20
Jun
89
21
,17
12
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Carey
-
Mar 21
,25% Mar
Monday
•
Carborundum (The) Co
1
2
5% Jan
-
5
21
Capital- Airlines
32% May 22
105
Aug 15
101
Nov
20
13
12
20% Feb
5
17J/2 Dec
■f
137.
,9
,
4
51 y4 Jun
14 •* Mar 28
34
i
Feb
•39% Sep
Aug 16.
Jan
26% Jan
!
July 17
-22% Jan
Jan 26.
64% Dec
•
22
94
r
,50% Feb
May .16
Dec
102
;
,
'
11T 104 = Jan
,13% Nov 23 > 21% Jan
,94
12
1
Pat
EXCHANGE
'
■
' 1 .*
-r95%Julyi8
____
Jaii~23
*
11
Dec 31
119'A Jan
21
-14% Sep
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
:-3b.% Feb
121 u Mar 9
277/a Apr '. 2"
,
Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
41 y* Feb
1.
45'/a Aug 17
29 % Mar 20
,40% Feb 29 V-65%
,49% Nov 20 ,*"62%
,43
Nov
9
•
53%
r2Q% Jan 19
''24%
11% May 28
■
18 %
100
STOCKS
Year 11)56
Highest
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
Oct
1
45
94
Dec
21
108
22 Va Oct
1
Jan
3
20
20% Oct
28% Feb
.
19
38
Jan
11
86 % Jpn
24
99% Jan
29
24
7 Va
Sep
20
7
Jun
20
9% Feb
Sep
12
31% Jan
4
56% Sep 11
97% Sep 20
69% Jan
9
109% Nov 21
110% Jan
9
9
24% Jan
16
23% Jan
11
10% Mar 28
17 % Sep 10
:27% Sep 16
31-3/4 Mar 15
17
31% Apr 27
36% Dec
28
50
31
Apr
41% Jan
27
35% Dec
16% Nov 29
26% Jan
3
16
Feb
11
65 % May 28
71V* Jan
4
55
Sep
3
21% Nov 21
31% Feb
1
22"% Feb
27% Nov 19
46% Feb
l
,
6
35
42
35 % Dec
20
Chic
29
12
34% Apr
25
30% Sep
20
10% Jan
4
14% May 22
13% Jan
10
12% Nov
5
12% Oct
10 V2 Sep
20
51% Feb
9
69% Mar
1
52
Sep
5
60
1
87
3
64% Jan
28
23 % Sep
11
30
83 % Jun
28
94% Jan
Chic
Jan
.
64
l
Mar 26
Jan
Milw
Paul & Pac
St
Chile
11
Cotton
Co
Copper
7%
7%
2,300
7%
7%
7%
10
9
9%
8%
8%
25%
25V4
25%
500
58%
58%
58%
58%
56%
57%
11,800
*97%
*97%
100%
97i/4
97%
500
181/4
181%
1,300
27%
*27%
28%
*271/4
27%
500
38%
x38
38%
36%
37%
1.000
35%
x35%
36%
35%
35%
600
16%
16
55%
16 \'a
55%
7,700
57
-17%.
18%
27%
27%
27%
38%
*38
35%
36
16%
17%
16%
57%
18
18
16%
58%
*58
58
25-
16%
;57
24%
4,400
1,700
25
25
25
23
231/2
100
32%
32%
31%
32
31
32
30
30%
8,000
3
24%
24%
24
24%
23%
24
22%
23%
10,600
par
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
31
par
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
171/4
17%
*161/2
17%
*10%
11%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
*50
53%
*50
54
*50
54
24%
com__No par
preferred series A
Chickasha
9
8,200
98%
36
100
29%
5
North Western
&
5%
7%
9
104%
18%;
18%
No par
28%
58%
*38
pfd
noncum
8,900
31%
4,200
*25
98%
Del_50
25
9%
100
50
com
91%
24%
30%
25%
31%
25%
58%
40
34%
91%
25%
*91%
92,
*24%
9%
25
25
preferred
Western Ry
7%
8%
25
__5
33%
92
25V4
1
7%
1.25
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No
82% July 24
Jun
22
31%
preferred
5%/series A
43% Apr 29
29% May 10
37% Jan
7
12% Jan
32%
'
20
26
32
:
Great
5%
14
5
43% Mar
Chic
20% July 25
.* 61% Jan
Feb
V
24%
1
convertible
Class A
Mar 15
22% Sep
30
*91%
25
Chicago & East: 111 RR com—No par
July 25
40
34%
92
24%
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
30% Mar 11
Aug 20
35
*91%
1
Chemway Corp
3%%
34
par
No par
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Cab Manufacturing
18
25
4
13
44% July 19
69% Nov 21
Common
$4.50 preferred
No
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
31% May 2
49% Jan -24
Aug 26
28% Sep 20
10 '/a Apr
3
96 y4 Jan
32% Feb
7
12% May
6% Nov 28
29% Nov 29
53% Jan
9
Feb.
27% Apr
5
45% Dec 1-2
31% May 24
7
Aug
Oil
25
-
25
75%
76%
8.50
24%
24%
.100
85%
Chrysler Corp
74%
24%
85%
25
85%
36%
36%.
75%
76%
*50
8,800
7,600
200
300
54
74%
763/8
46,100
25%
26%
14,200
76%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
24% Oct 25
87
Dec
3
37% Jan
29% July 10
3
39% Dec
Jan
23
12% Jan
55 y4
20
54
102% Apr
30
102
Nov
30
Jan
Nov
Oct
89% Nov
42% Jun
29
20
23 % Jan
109
16
30
97 % Dec
31
103
70
Dec
19
Jun
6
May
46% Jun
C I T Financial Corp
1
20% Apr
166% Aug 22
13
80
Jan
22
15
35 Va Sep
175
20
92
6
Sep
61% Sep
Jan
2
May 16
Jan
25
43% May 20
104
19
71% Feb
6
Aug 14
40% May
3
Feb
Cleveland Electric
14
18
3
Jan
35 %
10
24 y4 Jan
83
4
-
11
39%
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
25% July 19
411/4^421/8
64% "65%
65%
*15%
'•
.96%
64%'
-
17%
*17%
..95%
*95%
96%
55%
55 '/a
55%
85
*81
36%
62%
*62%
36-
*36%
22%
22%.
2,800
38%
17%
1,100
17%
96%
52%
55%
180
*81
85
53
1,700
30
%
3,200
35%
5,300
*162
180
*81
85
35%
3-%
36
36%
93i/4
95%
93%
93%
*93
94
%
37
23
12,400
15%
*95%
17%
96%
54%'
*162
61%
61%
*62%
63
37
*361/4
37
63
36
38%
64
104
36%
94%
62%
17%
*.95%
85
*81
36%
93%
36%
180
*162
85
36%
*100%
190
*
180
93%
:
18
15%
104
V *38%
55%;
62%
15%
.15%
15%
39
93
stock—50
1
6,600
38%
36%
50
42%
39%
*162
*79
41
*100%
180
*162
42%
65%
,
104
104
391/8
551%
-
1,300
42
95%
i
17%
17%
3 61/2
*100%
*100%
39%
55
26%
85%
36%
17%
I
104
u*95%
No par
gtd
-•
'
15
Ilium com
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
37
15%
83%
36%
*85%
85 Va
37
87
36%
85%
42%
15%
25%
25V4. .25%
36%
64 J.
V
15%
v
85%
41'/*.
64%
*151/8
*100%
l-—No par
City Stores Co common
5
,'4%% convertible preferred—100
Clark
Equipment Co__
15
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
5% noncumulative preferred__100
12
67% July
5
City Product's Corp
9
96% Apr
63%
10
100
I
.
/
42%
42
No par
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred—
4
7
36%
10
Cities Service Co
2
17% Mar
52% Mar 26
80 V4 Mar 26
8
Jun
93% Jaa
May 28
Jan
45
17
3
Jan
111
'
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
4
Jun
.
4%
18% May 31
27
43% Jun
26
39 y2 Dec
71
103
47
Common
31
3
Jan
.
12
38 % Feb
75% July 18
196
Feb
58
18
9
12
14% Aug 29
100% Aug 26
17u
73% July
Apr 24
50% Jan
39% Feb
20% Mar 29
104 Va Jan
34% Jan 26
18
35% July 25
6
2
46% May 24
185
July 10
47% Jan
17% Dec 27
93
4
.
*36%
22%
2i,'/2
/
*36'/4
37
22%
22''8
21%
22%
250
260
10
22.%
a
3,600
.
'*
60
Jan
23
39
Nov
5
127% Sep 20
100
Nov 15
,
98 Va Dec .20
78% Aug 15
60% Feb
12
76% Jun
50% Jan
35% top
13
43% Mar
13
141
Jan
5
123% Jun
125
Jan
13
87% Sep
131% Mar
2
139
Jan
8
106
Mar
5
i
Nov~29
62%
75
Dec
94
19
99
Jan
2
Apr
17
Feb
27
Jan~~9
V* Mar
41,.
6
73
Jun
11
23% Jan
9
27% May 28
35% Dec
10
47
Dec
11
50% July 30
51% Mar 12
'
36% Dec," 3
Nov
54
'50"
30
66 Va Apr
•;
Dec.27
9
•
16
59% Feb
600
•>
25
27
114% May
26
13% Feb
"13% Nov 21
45
Feb
49
Apr
7%
22% Jun 28
No par
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
$3.50 preferred
Collins «fe Aikman Corp
—10
No par
No par
12
50% Apr
59
Mar
50 % Feb
8
57
15%
28%
28%
:
50
45
45
V *41
preferred series B
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
4% 7 noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
i ,'4%
6
•,
.
■
19
27% Sep
10
36% May 19
19
27% Aug 26
35% May 15
16% Sep
11
26% Jan
3
17
25
20% Jun
84y4Jan
3
71% Aug 23
78% Jan
58
38% Sep
20
48% Jan
4
27% Jun
25
31 Va Mar 18
25% Aug 26
45% Sep 10
34% May 17
20
Apr 12
36% Mar 22
24% Sep
-44% Oct
:
25
31% Dec
16% Nov 21
Nov. 29
8
Dec
"
21% Mar 20
15
Dec
44
Dec
27
10 Vt Jan
■
6
9
8% Mar 16
:
18
Jan
•
22% Jan
12
42 % Nov
i
15
23 V4 Mar 19
14
49% Mar 22
Nov. 29
100
-110% July 17
26% Oct
10% Sep
20
9% Aug 26
34% July 22
10% Aug 29
41% Jun 25
•
97
10% Apr
6 % Jan
k,
22
14% Jan
7
17
Jan
39% Jan
18
Jan
17•
14-
45% Jan
3
Jan
1
54% Jun
11
35% Jan
23
14% Feb
21
16% Sep
19
'
18
16
Apr
17
Mar 28
15
15
Dec 28
34% Jan 10
21 % Apr
16
43% July 25
15
Aug 19
39% Feb 12
49% Jun
14
23
44
32
58
Jan
23
19
Dec
93
19
Deo
18
82% Dec
Nov
26
14% Jan
9
1% May 15
3% Jan
17*
51% Mar 13
1% Sep 28
43% Dec 18
92
44 Va Aug 29
49% Jan
14-
112
31
;
19
26% Sep
9
14% Sep
Jan
:
23
Jan
109% Feb
103% Jan
3
-
89
Aug 12
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
101 Vt Jan
22
1
89% Sep
9
4
:
81
6
Aug
95 % Mar 27
Corp—5_
Con sol Edison :of N Y com—No par
$5 preferred
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp.
50c
Consol Electronics. Industries
Consolidated Foods Corpi
1.33%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
—1
5
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
^Consolidated Retail Stores Inc—1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
—No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Consolidated Laundries
18% Deo
28
23
88
19
104
Dec
99
Dec
39% Feb
83
31
Sep 18
17% Sep
10
Jan
11
85
Jun
24
36% Jan
28% Nov 28
18
28% Sep
92% Sep
11
12
105
42 %
Sep
10
48
80
Aug
8
3
118
106% Jan
10
56 % Aug
20
3
Dec
27
102% Mar
5
111 '*• Dec
12
117% Nov
5
For footnotes see
page
26.
107% Sep
20% Apr
94
9
Apr 24
33% Maj
3
Mar 29
4%
5
100
preferred
No par
$5.50 preferred
Continental
Can
Jan
4
92% Feb
15
$3.75
preferred
Mar 12
$4.50
conv
2nd
Inc
10
common
No par
preferred-i—
100
99
2,200
47%
„
23%
281/4
28
16%
■t45'/4
18%
18%
18%
72
72
h
28%
-
27%
45%
r
*44%
;
42 Va
52 Va
*53
J
54%
28%
28%
16%
,
28%
'
.
16%
16%
18%
18%
76%
16%
15%
16
27%
27%
11,600
*44%
45%
100
28
,
'
45%
42%-
*41
*52
531/2
54%
*53
9,300
20
54%
»
i
—
— —
—.
18%
28%
29%
28%
28'4
28%
16%
16%
16%
19,100
18 1/8
*72
18%
8,000
18
1,100
73
10
*
39%
40
3P '.
2
39%
39%
39%
39
39%
38%
39
3,800
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
x28 %
28%
3,100
28%
27
28
27%
28%
27
27%
26%
26%
7,000
47 %
47%
48
48%
48
48'4
46%
48
5,000
14
14'%
14
14
13%
14
13%
14
10,600
39%
40 %">»'.
x39%
.39%,
96%
96%
*95%
96%
28
47%
47%''
14%
14%
39 7 a
40%
'
-
97% -97%
7
7
5%
•'
10
42%
39%
39%
95%
95%
5%
5%
5%
10%
11
10%
10%
11
9%
10
9%
9%
10
14% •'
35%
36",
12%-.
12
42
42%
42'4
•
-
42
27%
27%
15 '/a
•
15%
14%
14%
15%
*151%
*151/8
42
27%
16%
14%
,
15%
41%
40%
41%
40
40%~
35%
35%
35
35
36%
36%
20,100
1,800
99%
42%
100%
41'4
39'4
40%
27%
27%
27%
2,300
16.%
161/4
17,200
14%
*14%
14%
600
15%
*15
.*15%
15%
15%
41%
42
101%
16%
27%.
15%
'
40%
41%
35
35%
-.
;
16
41%
*33
15%
,
5,500
100
42
4,900
35
600
1%
1%
1%
1%
11,600
44%
45,
44%
45
44%
45
44%
44%
44%
44%
6,500
91
91V4
92%
92%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
92
*91
92%
91
91
91
91
921/4
*91%
92%
*82%
84%
*82%
84%
82%
82%
83%
83%
*82%
84%
20
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
86%
9,700
29
3,400
1%
1
1%
18%
18%
1%
*85
360
60
*85
*85
86%
29
29
29
29 V»
93
93
93
92%
93
94
130
43%
44
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44
9,600
83
81%
81%
82%
81
82
120
110
800
29
92%
92%
43%
44
82%
*91
86%
*85
29%
109%
1%
291/a
861/2
29
82%
.
*92%
*86
109%
1%
1%
*81%
109%
109%
109'/2
86%
110
*82
110%
110%
»
.
1
2,900
27%
41%:
*14%
,
900
11%
*14%
..
41
.
1
3,000
36%
11%
42%
101
2,900
40%
*101%. IO2V2".
102
10%
9%
9%
V
600
36
,
■
1,700
1,800
5%
10%
■
8,600
7
5%
12
-
41%
15%
14%
35%:
11%
42
27%
151/4
35%
12
101%
43
27%
10 Va
36
11%
101%
42%
*6%
7
5%
V
7
35%
.
42%
101%
39%
951%
7%.
*
10%
12%
39%
*94%
,
■
7
5'/a
10%
35%
12
'
7%
5%
11
35 3,4
-
Va
7%
;.\,
5%
,
11
,
(
)
18
*72
.
73
29%
;
•
,
5,200
16%
*
29%
28%
.
1
.
r
930
-
28%
-
L.
4,500
42%
54%
f
;
73
*72
47%
76%
*53
(
-
29%
;
29
s
47
*52%
*41
53%
*41
73
*72
16%
*44%
•*:
28%
r
16%
i
'■
48%
77%
47%
*76%
28
:
41
16%
.
V
16%
28%
28%
29%
48%
77%
*77
78
.16%
44 %
*775
*775
*775
48
v
54%
^orp of America—
Common
99
*53
Corp
Continental Baking Co common—5
99%
54%
Consolidated Natural Gas
Cr-
99%
*53
1
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consolidated Coppermines
8
IOO1/4
41
28
i
500
99%
55
.16%
4,500
100
*54%
jJt—
6,500
93
55
2.50
—^
:
-2.50
No par
Columbia Pictures common—
5
V
$4.25 preferred^
No par
Columbian. Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
11
Commercial Credit Co
10
Commercial Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com£—254.64% cumulative preferred_^_100
Comptometer Corp
1
'—-5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp.——:—
—10
Congoleum-Nairn Ino—a
No par.
10
36% Mar 12
31
■
A
B
*
71
37%
1301%
*90
*53%
Broadcasting System-^-
Columbia Gas System- Ine
-
-
14
107
Aug
1
Feb
18% May
1
15ya Dec
104
-
42% May
•t
42 % Mar
92% July 22
6% Sep 11
4% Apr
8
4
8
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
20
38 Va Jun
'
26
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
13% Sep
44% Mar 19
3
31
13
Jan
101 % Dec
4% Nov 23
13% Dec
18
54
1
38% Dec, 20
100
„
Jan>
Class
Class
11
Nov
28% Nov 23
18
.
■
14
Aug 23
78
,44%
17% Aug 16
'
37
*127%
91%
28%
43
"5%%
1
com___No par
'
,
36%
131
91%
15%
...
Colorado & Southern Ry com—_100
Apr 23
-
25
*77
78%
'*
69%
71
36%
91%
47%
48%
47%
'*77
*127%
91%
"*775
;
*800
70%
«
36%
131
91
99%
15%
50% Feb 28 £'
18.
18
Feb
(The)_^
Apr 17
—
17% Aug 22 k
33% Jan
2 ^* Colorado Fuel & Iron
34 y4 Dec
•
100 %
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
83
34% Dec
28
15% May 28
17% Dec 31
100
*127%
V
r
72
36%
36%
131
90
91%
Coca-Cola
Co
36%
*127%
*88
i
Columbia
22% Jun
100
.'
'
36%
131
71
70%
09%
71
36
*127%
2nd preferred.lOo
.
8
17
July 15
52% Sep
Sep
preferred
t4%, cumulative
-
39% Jan
'
No par
.
13,
70
No par
Cluett Peabody & Co com
i
5
27
800
40%
Climax Molybdenum
12
28%
*93
,109%
t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
.
.
(1274)
V.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
12% Feb
14
16% Oct
22
11
Sep
20
15% Jan
7
22% Feb
15
28% Oct
19
22
Feb
12
26% Jan
7
Sep
20
5% Dec
6
9
9% Jan 11
34% Jun
1
43
58% Apr
45% Nov 15
Sep
54% May
20
Industries
14
19
43% July 25
20
9
May 15
43% Jan
8
28% Feb 11
49% May 21
54% July 25
24% Sep
Mar 20
Dec
20
70
24% Jan
23
33% Dec
14
26
52
Jan
31
54% Jan
23
Dec
31
66
41
99
94% Jtin
09
5
20
7
Oct
30
5% Sep
25
20
2% Dec
5
57% Feb
13
83
Dec
4
79
Dec
18
97% Mar
28% Oct
25
7
22
30% Jan
3
28% Sep
19
16
Dec
4
14
Jan
31
11% Dec
11
28
35% Feb 23
23% Jun
69% Apr
3
44% Sep
20
Feb
2
88
Jun
27
24% Sep
7
28% Dec
50% Nov 23
104
91
Dec
27
14
Jan
13
25% Dec
14% May
26
28
6% Jan
3
Crucible Steel
Co
17
Cuba
noncum
Cuban-American
30% Apr
11
Jan
65% Jan
2
Aug 29
Jun 28
2
4%%
53% Feb
59% Jun
22
23
49% NOV 28
33% Feb
14
49% NOV
28
NOV
19
47% Aug 29
Oct
1
65
*7% Oct
1
56% Nov 23
49% Feb
Dec
21
Feb 24
11
14
38
74
3974
1,300
27
2574
2674
8,500
27
26
26%
25
2576
7,600
31%
4,700
31%
*5074
5276
*5076
5274
*63
6574
*01
65%
32
51
20
20
88%
1974
$8
1976
1974
150%
15C%
21 %
21%
5
2%
27%
88%
8574
8074
*79'/'
81%
*7974
8174
86%
8676
*8574
8776
*8574
87%
GO
3076
3076
30%
3174
30%
3174
30,900
15074
150%
14974
149%
21%
4%
2174
2176
20 3 4
2176
474
,21%
*476
2176
*476
4%
476
476
800
2%
2%
2%
*276
2%
*274
2776
2774
274
277a
5,000
2%
27%
89
80%
4%
'2 %
27 %
30%
*149
151
'
21%
277i
28
28
149
76
*28%
28%
x28%
28%
*2874
2874
2874
14%
14%
16 %
1576
14%
14%
14%
1476
15
27%
27
2776
48
4G%
4576
47
89%
89%
39%
27%
47%
89%
2774
47%
*89
28%
27%
27%,
*26%
27%
22 %
22%»
22%
7%
7%
7%
2676.'.
4576
89
2474
24%
26%
2674
34.600
2674
540
*22 74
776
60%
7%
776
CO 76
*5774
11%
11%
11%
No par
*55%
56 %
No par
20%
20%
*20%
20%
1
36 %
36%
36%
1
*36%
36%
-.10
49%
49%
53%
54 "2
36
*3076
*30
31%
„
*56
20%
20 %
*2076
36
3674
3476
>
.
37
36%
36 74
48%
4874
53%
100
2076
300
3274
33'4
58,100
35%
33
3374
1.300
4974
48
48
3674
*4874
53
50,800
5G74
20%
207b
3574
49
100
12 y4
76.
*5G
5674
5676
10(1
1,300
776
3174
117a
1276 .*.12%'
13
*56
49
*36%
5.100
GO
7%
•"
8
8
31
1174
12%
55
8
*3076
31%
*30%
307s
30%
1.800
774
776
*5776
30
22 74
2176
2274
2276
8
8
8
8
15,700
4474
89
2676
*57%
1,600
27
2676
8974
26
776
7%
58
55
1
common
4,600
"
2.50
Class A
27,700
4676
2774
2274
22%
7%
58
GO 74
*58
300
1574
1476
27%
4576
28%
•26%
*2674
28%
27%
5
Cutler-Hammer Inc
29
14%
-
28
200
">'1576
■}
*27%
*89
8974
7,400
100
*2874
16
15
1574
14%
1676
14%
27%
280
-
77
28%
14%
70
149
27
76
"7,900
...
.
,,
*76
78
10
5
100
88
8874
30%
30%
-85
*75
Sugar
100
1,800
19%
80%
80%
30%
%
74
3074
3174
51
6574
32
*64
87
87%
79%
85
4
74
26
78
preferred
Curtis-Wright
11
Jan
64% Jan
47
40
267V
19%
83
—100
pfd
Prior preferred $1.60
47% Jan
57
39
27%
2
1
$4 prior preferred—
4
Jun
5674
39%
27
2.50
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
5
19% Jan
16.900
5376
57
3874
1976
'
73%
Curtis
8
55%
500
2276
56
52 %
*64
America__12.50
of
7,500
*75
Cuneo Press Inc
28
33% Jan
13% May
0%
RR
774
78
Cudahy Packing Co common
6
Feb
9
18
26%, Jan
53
$4.20 preferred
25
Aug 26
7% Jan
10
Nov
21
Zellerbach Corp
16
7
65 %
*51
66 %
No par
common—5
No par
preferred
32% Apr
30
14
63% July 19
20
$2
Crown
38% Jan
7
3.
13
9% Sep
9
19% Dec
18
7%
*75
(The)
Crown Cork <fc Seal common
20
2
Jan
52 %
*64
—100
preferred
18
7%
32 %
31%
32%
32%
*51
25
Corp
Crescent Corp
58% July 11
100
*38
100
1
1
1
—
of Wheat Corp
Cream
6
31% Feb
5
12
17
32% Sep 20
33
Sep 20
52% Oct
88 %
3%%
18
7% July 11
84% Aug 20
31% Dec
87
21% Aug 2G
7
10
Dec
10% Jan
40
Feb
Aug
16% Sep
57
26
7% Jan
7% NOV 16
19%
Feb
19
23% July 25
14% May 28
65
19%
Crane Co common
16% July 23
11% Mar 27
18% Feb
1
Coty International Corp
30
17
14 V9 Dec
26%
Coty Inc
Mar 14
7%
*22%
23
38%
28
3
86
Aug 29
75
8,600
7%
1174
57%
27 %
2
22
4376
11
1174
27%
27
27%
2% Jan
36% Apr
43
7%
56
57
28%
Cosden Petroleum
May 17
4374
7%
7 %
7
27%
6% Jan
26% Aug 27
42% Mar 26
33
21
July 5
2% Feb 27
4376
43%
38 %
preferred
*2274
4374
22%
44%
56%
1%
164
4 %
May 29
3
July 18
19% Jan
23% Aug 27
6% Jan
8
32% Apr 24
Mar 4
11
Feb
28
145
0
22%
4374
22%
43%
Coming Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred 100
3%% preferred series of 1947.100
Corn Products Refining common-10
2
96% May
Aug 28
22 %
43%
22%
"37%
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
14
106% July 11
89
Jan
3
13
78% Sep
180% Mar
5
79% July 11
27% Jan
18% Aug 29
32% Feb 24
27% Jan
152% Dec
40% July 11
22%
113%
Corp
3.100
1176
11%
1
Delaware
of
Shares
11%
11%
5
Oil
the Week
1176
11%
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
5
Copper Range Co
5
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
5% convertible preferred
50
61c
convertible preferred—,—50
Continental
Continental Steel
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
5
Continental Motors
37
Jan 19
Jan 25
87% Apr
26
Dec
9
15
59% Feb
13
Dec
40% Mar 12
6
60% Nov 29
89
,
Jun
70% Jun
12
6
49% Apr
t
2
20
34% Feb
25 % Sep
<
Jan
53% Sep
Sales f«
Friday
Sept. ,'M
Thursday
Wednesday
2
25
preferred
Continental Insurance
3
Sept. 17
Steel—
common
convertible
5%
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Pflf
EXCHANGE
Continental Copper &
*3
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
11 it heat
Year 1956
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
.
500
D
79
11% Dec
96
79% Jan
21
17% May 21
12% Dec 27
76% Dec
5
JltL
18
J2% Aug
96
Jab
6
13% Apr
2
47
19
4
95% Mar
Feb
09
12
29
^8
a
-
l
25% Oct
8
34% Jan
3
27% Feb
27% Dec
5
35% Feb
6
26% Jun
26% May 28
31% May 18
18% Sep
25% Apr 27
10
36% Jun
41% Feb
20
•
38% Jan
23
24% Dec
18
13% Sep
43% Deo
40Dec
12
»'" 37
Jan 21
•AT 35.;: May
3
13
I
•
r Sep
16
29 % Jun
13
21
'.25% Jun
20
14
13% Sep
12
34% Jan
17
9 % Aug
11% Jan
2
2
12% Nov 29
16% M«r 21
12% Jan
72% May 28
18% Dec
3
95% Sep
23% Dec 21
15% Sep
10
82% July
B
53% Sep
20
50% Dec
31
42% Feb
21% Feb
10% Jun
12% May 23
11%. Jan 17
14
6% Oct
1
175% Nov 29
237
Apr
B
28
121% Feb
0
99
83% Dec
26
99% Jan
3
'33
Jan
20
38% JUly 12
39
Dec 28
50
44
Dec
53% Mar
43
Dec
46
Feb
Jun
27
37
0
41
29
40% Aug 19
49
Jan
24
40
July
July
2
50
Jan
31
1
48% Jan
29
24
41
July
1
60
Jan
22
16% Jan
10
14% Jun
6
17% Jan
1
14% July 16
11
'
'
*26%
1274
*> 137a
13%
2776
•
127 a
■
26%
10 4
1374
13%
974
1376
6576*
6274
-
167a
1676
1674
1674
557a
5574
5676
.49%
.5574
4876
5676
48 %•
49
47 y*
4876
18%
1876
*9%
10%
87 a
18%
18%
*10
1857V 1867a
9
!*187a
*10
1074
»
184%
186%
81%
"
3374
*38%
40
*41
3374
34
42
4 41%.
.
3376
33s6
*3874'
.*4176
*41
42
42
-
■417V
43
••>
*46
48
*42 %
43%
*42%
43%
*44%
47
*44%
47
5
14%
DWG Cigar Corp
•
147 V
-
1474
14%
6*8074
81:
: 400
337a-
337a
33 7e
3274
11,100
.*3876
40 V
4174
41%
■
49
.*45
'. *1474
1476
-
•>
14%"
-
;>t.'4o
41%
1,800
49
>*4274
,
tji 'w
42-76
*46
4374
48
.
>
.
'
40
*38%
-^.,42%
427 a
.•-f 42-74
43%
-
41.76
.
1,500
101
14)1
*4174
:
48
1476
.
12,100
...
49
v
18374
■7,18174
8176
4174
*46
,*4274
*45 "
100
9,300
100%
*46
•
.
9%
9
18576
42 74
*
4174
41%
*44
40
s.
400
-
10
10
,
*80%
33%
.
40
.*38 74
21,800
23,300
18 74
100%
..8174:
,*81
5476
4676
*
'
.
.184
18576 18674
10076 .10076
100%
-81%
81%
—50
50
j
•
.
16-76
4574
974
9
.
8.700
2,500
*1874
"1874
1074
*10
9
J00r:a
100%
•
1,900
6,700
r
X5376
,
1874
1874
.
10%
87 a
9
4
...10
50
50
-5050
.
.1576
1674:
55%-
50%
16%
4)700
'
64V0
'
56
16 %
.
1376
64%
10
557a
.
1,800
974
1374
1076
497s
16%
,1.700
r
V
1274
65%
13%
66
500
*
-
1374
1076
137a
s.l
*
preferred
preferred
$2.10 preferred
11%
5
1274
400
,
27
-6574
10
10
i;
26%
2774
3,900
"
3074
2274
14
.-G„i©0
•;
-
3(1%
30 TV
■•£000
v
vioc
■
•
t 2276
1374
•12%
12 7 a
12
.1
4,10%
Feb
26%" 27
6576
1
4.20%
40
64
14
13%
41
•
' 22%
50c
Dutiuesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
12
14
;
13%
81%
29
Nov
14%
*;!
39%:• 3076-
—5
,
—5
18
'47
14
,
39%
3076,:
*•
.8,500
13%
48%
•
307V
*2276
3,800
8,000
137 V
42 -t,
4,2,200
<
64
4774
V
3976
0074
*30
2276
<
667a
100%
25
'3076
76-
30%
:
2,500
:
•-■
*35%
•
.
49
*
t,. ',417V
30
' *30
'
-
10
No par
Jan
42%
42%
4776
.*35',4
a
*61-:
14
.1376
•
:
•
.-2276
9%
No par
49% Jan
3»y«
3074;
t
4676
*307V
(42
13%
Preferred $3.50 series
45
25
Aug 27
'4676
6574
Preferred $4.50 series
2
4
42
.
64
14
Common
37% Apr
1476
46
-
4076
•
30%
13%
Mar 27
1
1374
■
36%
45
-4074
*61
4076
64
■
22-74
22%
July 10
89% Feb
4076
22%
•30%
22%
No par
-
*61
36%'"'% \3d%l 30%
3C%-
No par
Feb
6
19
I
•
147a
14%
*
39Vi'-iJf '
43 ^ • '•>
*36 %
.—25
2
50c
■
*
64
*61
45%
•
--
/
•V. *4574
de Nem (E I) & Co-
52% Jan
Dee
14%45%-
15
—_
Duplan Corp
6
54
18
•
;
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
44% Dec
40%
110
1 i
27
Juit
4074
%
64';
14%
1
Co
52% Jan
11
40%
206
78% July 24
33% Sep 20
176% Mar
4076
40%
*61
Co.LlOO
Industries
du Pont
102% Dec
20%
4374
4074
;-7;000
4574
4276
Dunhill International
15
9% Aug
1
7% Mar
Jan
12
9 % Aug 20
4576
207
437a'
Drewrys Limited USA Sic
&
19% May
2
17% Jan
8
4676 1
2074
4374
44%
.—.—No par
Ltd..——... No par
Chemical
Dresser
1,300
/
2,800
20
43%
12%
Dow
12,800
1276
44
20%
44
•
26%
17
12%
1276
7,500
>
25
1274
.
2876
247a
2074
Ltd
2
Corp .-I™.---1
29
40
5.600
297 a
28.74
251 a
2076
20%
20%
4376*
20%
J
Dr Pepper Co
57% May 13
2978
3076
2876
25
■i
44
Corp—
68% Jun
i
/
2976 i
28 76;
2574
4674
12%
Mines
17%
1376
_3
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover Corp
;
1776
12%
26%
Dome
„•
46%
com mom.:
14
177a.
2876
/ 28.76 f
2574
25%
"20
-
,
46%
Divco-Wayne
14
2976
28
25%
:
i
.
13%
;&
Jan
2976
29%
>28
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
5
17%
1976
1974
45%
—i
24% Jan
20
12
16% Nov 23
Stores
18
80
19
;
•
12%
'30-'
14%Jun 12
20
Jan
44% Nov
67
25%
1974
17%
77
80
127 a
$1.50 cumulative preferred
91
62%'Sep 20
28
.
-42-
Diana
29%
29% .29%
1976
18
*75.
80
1974
2,000
*
79
*77
77
-
*78
19.%
19%
.'17%
4274
7874
*75
t
400
3,200
4174
42 76
-45%
Diamond T Motor Car Co.
14
13% July
19%
25
—20
Corp,
80
4074
12%
Inc—
Co_—
77
*7974
*77
79 76
*75
18%
Dibmond Match
.
5
15% Jan
Vilbiss
De
*77
78
;
Devofe & Reynolds class 'A_——.a
Diamond Alkali Co
—_i__l(p
Mar 29
34
9% Apf
14
Detroit Steel
3
31
3
57% Jan
37% Mar 13
26% Sep
0
Apr
Jan
80
77
78
1,100
•
1276
_
.
r
-45%
Detroit Hillsdale &SW RR
2
Jan;
59% July
39
*77
*75
:
50
Edison
Detroit
23
4376
77%
27%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
20% Feb
13% Aug 27
7
Deo
22%
•
20
30
:
19
16% Feb 22
39% Mar 6
May 25
10
23% Oct
19
39 % Sep
44% Apr
0
36% Jan 17
20% Nov 29
0
20
60% Aug IB
Jan
65
Aug 16
60
4174
43
5;
Co...13.50
& Western
Lines
Air
Delta
18
:41% May 21
0
,
Power & Light
2
0
21
IS
Lack
Delaware
11
14% Feb
23
Delaware
&
41%
4374
18
No par
Hudson..
Delaware
48% July 17
26% Feb
17% Jun
13% Jan
1
12
42
4374
80
;
*12
127 s
*12
-
•4174
••
19%
"
12
12
44
10
11,100
1074
5-
574
..*5 ; •
.
77
77
*76
*
5
-
1076
.
3.300
5174
87
*84;
42
44
44%
*76
.100
1076
12 •'
42
-
5
5
51,74
52 74
86
10
:4i%
12%
<
5176
80
1074
v'
10
10,76
5
5274
86
51%
*83
86
10
5.%'
..
.
43%
—100
*81
,
10%
41 %
_50c
50c
Deere & Co common————1Q
7% preferred ———
;2\)
37% Jan
.
26
*12
A—100
Dayton Rubber Co——
Decca Records Inc.
4
3
6
26% Aor
Aug «a6
79
81% NOV
series II
series C
51% May 15
25
May 14
38% Deo 14
31% Nov
3.90%
38% Feb
48
;
series
3.75%
Preferred
25
25% Jan
7
7
32
Apt 11
43% Jab 31
3.75%
Preferred
28% Apr
64
Jan
Preferred
0
31% Feb
33% Jun 25
Nov
4
Feb 27
32% May
12% Sep 20
July 28
47
8
Dayton Power
19% July 22
11
18
*5.
20
;
^
.10
<fe Light common_.7
Daystrom Inc
23% Jan
24% Aug 26
,
1
Mar
10%
convertible preferred
5%
3
86
*83
2.50
common
Apr
86
13% Jan
16% Mar 12
Davega Stores Corp
88
Sep 20
< 2
19
Sep 25
12% Dec 18
Inc
86
Jun 19
75
—5
River
15
Aug
49 % Apr
20
75% May 31
74
July 26
42% Sep
1
100
Mills
Dan
6% Feb 27
*
Sep 27
20% Jun
9
.
Nov id
Dec
Sep
12% Jan
29% Jat
50
Corp common
3 %#> preferred series A
1
17
3
30% Dec
81
86% Mar
10
6% May
16
22
May 16
44% Jan 24
83
61
17% Mar 19
31
4% July
Dana
July 12
12
7
43%
48
"*45
.400
1474
;-*1476
I
£
30% Feb
17
48% Deo
43% Feb
14
57% AUg
B
37% Apr 19
26 V, Nov
28
8
11
33
51% Jan
4
8
21% Sep
20
30 % Apr
20
42% July 15
30% Mar 13
•
29% Jan
23
75% Jan
23
54% Dec 17
100% July 17
Dec
18
170
51% Jan
23
66
150
-
Apr 12
Oct
29
22% Nov 30
30
Jan
3
74
41% Feb
13
1
Aug 26
45% Sep
17
94
Jan
to
75
50
Jan
3
28
Sep
64% Jan
15
30
21% Dec
18
18% Ma.
27% May
41% Jan
6
30% Feb
11
3
3% Jan
2
Nov 20
29% Sep
20
2% Nov 28
106
May IB
4% Jan
82
Aug
32% Dec
14
11
Dec
27
17% Mar 20
29% Dec
27
31% Dec 28
29% Jan
28% Feb
30% Sep
13% Jan
21% Not
25 %
34
8
S% Apr 11
Jac 10
6
1
29
4'Alfo
PI IOI
Euav^iii
Eastman
91
Apr
8
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
Aiig
15
35 Va Mar
:
1
4%
6%
fciieei
oLciiuiebs
Kodak
22%
33%
32%:
.'33i/o
3274
75 Va
75'%
—
10
99
*148
nig Co
4574
457V
6
corp
common
2
4774
-
■47»4
48
34 V4
33
■,>2276
32
2176
3274
3176
3176
7576
7576
7574
.4*75
'
v
48
44s6
.
9876
9974
,
"
;.i % ■
150
-
2474
25
*7574
"77
2974
30
25 76
24%
100
preferred
common.
preferred
4%%
_100
;
<fe Mus
Ind
Electric Storage
Amer
'*75%
30%
." *82
•
77%
30 Va
87
-
1
2472
247V
36 Va
36%
474
shares,—
Battery
30
10
476
130%
*82
•
*2976
fe82
*2474
3676
*
76
,
87
*24
"
—5
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
Electric
•
2.50
30
r
'
>
:
4.800
■>
71300
.
;
;
f
90
476
.474
476
2974
2974
2976 .29%
2974
■,
%900
241/2
>
1,700
29
*82
87
3674
4774
76
,
3076
436
,
152
46%
.-.30
7Q.J
2,400
29%
87
-•
;;-:9oo
2376
3574
5,100
476
36,600
2976
29%
2,80a
9%
,
;•
24
35%
2416
36
.290
,
2474
24%
3576
2476
800
i 1,400
>
'
-
:■474
2476
"476
30
'*82
87
357V
;
3674
77
,-',776
"76
98%
96%
*148
25
'
4%%
Ekco Products Co
V
9974
48
257%
43%
42%
45
149
[■;;.4776
48
"
25 74
15,900
22 76.
,j v
76
2,400
,
3476
22%
45%
99
150
3574
34%
74
33
•
3376
-
4576
.
150
48
'
'
-' 2474
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
4574
100
150
9974
150
-■
75
75 76
.
4J)
100
,
35
.
35 34
V. 35
30
34
22 V4
100
Co
preferred
'
337 a
22%
34%
3474
33%
*22%
pi
i4
5
16% Jan
>
18
28
July 17
26
Nov
1
Jun
23 % Mar 21
Dec
5
158 V4 Feb
115
11
32% Nov
-
60% July
13
81% Feb
144
35% Nov
-90
•
81% Mai
28
.3574
3374
22%
35l/a
-35
.10
Eastern Corp
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com—10
Sep
•33%
327a
-
Eastern Airlines Inc.
!
74% Jun
•
.10
47% Jan
23
75 Va
Eaele-Picher Co
33% Aug 29
976
800
4
2976
o
25 %
6ct~31
5% Dec
31
19% Dec
20
31% Oct
87
1
Nov
23
25% Jan
11
19% Dec
31
70
58
Wot
Dec
Dec
14 Va Jan
9%. Aug 28
13
44% July
43 Va July
Sep
20
34
3
5 % Sep
11
27
18V4 Sep
12
12
15
21
8
8
May 20
6% Jar
.
31
14
Jac
7
34% Mar
9
32% Jun
21
35% Apr
10
98
B
80
28
89% Jac
14
Jar
Jun
El
Paso
Natural
Electric
Emerson Radio &
Empire District
12
foofnnt*Mi
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
27 V, Jar
Sep
II
20% Jar
86
69% Sep
19
77
T
so#
Feb
Juh
n«»ee
2
it
12 %
56
July
2
3
32% Apr
62
Feb
Feb
30
7
1
28
Erie
10
10
10
3276
3174
32%
31%
32 '/a
3174
31%
307a
3174
27,200
3074
29 %
30 74
12,800
25%
25%
576
1876,
5%
1876
33
33
RR common
preferred series A
& Pittsburgh RR Co
3176
2676
27
3074
3176
26%
26%
576
5%
576
574
536
576
18 74
18%
•1874
*18 74
1876
187a
18%
3474
33%
33 %
*33
33%
*82
8.50
3176
26%
30%
*2674
574
x33%
Corp common.
preferred
5%
10
18%
.
Phonograph
Equitable Gas Co
Erie
1076
5%
Mfg Co
Electric Co
Endicott Johnson
4#
10
31
Class B
Emerson
10 y4
3176
Gas
"
7
10%i
.15
Elgin National Watch Co
84
85
*82:
85
.
27%
27%
3176
'
3376
34
*82
84
2776
13 74
1376
100
7076
71
70'4
L_—50
-*5774
59
■*5774
2774
No par
13
13%
71
«•
59
•
*82
2774
.
2774
*26
-
2774
.13
26%
27%
1376
13
13 Va
70
"70%
69%
70%
5974
*57 7a
59%
*5776
.
*82
2774
1,100
4,900
*
1,200
1,600
84%
3,200
27%
'
1276
69 3V
*5776
13 y8
9,000
69%
950
59%.
Number 5675
186
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
. . .
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
JUnge for Previous
»
'
-
'
Year 1956
20% Dec
.
'
.
4
38% May
•
.«
16
29 V* July. 17
-
15% .Jan ~ 3
•
15
15 V* Nov
9% Aug
7
15% Sep 17.
k
15% Dec 28
21% Oct 16
'20
25% Mar
-
68% Sep 20
.Feb
75% Mar
67
7
17
7% Jun.
:
Oet 10
22 !a Jan
6
6>% Dec
2
5% Dec 17
10
12
Apr
r65
7
22
■.
4J% Aug 17
36
24 % Dec
:
18% Mar 12
30% Dec 26
37% Mar 14
7
21% Sep .10
29% Nov 29
Oct
1
44% NOV 29
61
-
26% May 1
53
Nov 19
45%J\lly
10
.
27% Jan 21
24% Sep 11
28
f
22;
;
Sep 20
24% Sep 20
30% Feb 23
—
14%
36'A
36:!t
36%
37
36% "36%
43
43%
43
pfd
♦15%
—5
CorpFibreboard Paper Prod
July 13
May 2
4%
cum
conv
5
...
"
1
J
54
;
..
15%
.
54V*
Feb 10
68
47
83% Mar 18
106% Jan 16
Dec 21
10% Jan
r
26
Dec
98
101% Nov 14
61
Jan
47
3
Feb
41
106
' Mar 12
40%
22
34%
25%
*92%
5
45%
Feb
Firestone
Tire & Rubber
preferred
First National Stores
Firth (The)
A
12 Va Jan
4
92
Dec 27
105% Mar 14
88
Sep
5
46 Va July 9
94
Feb 21
12
Nov 23
21% Mar 12
11
Jun
21
22 % Aug 22
Florence
59% Mby 8
69% Jun 13
Florida
Power
Florida
40%.. 40%
21%
*18%
18%
*18%
32%
32%
*25%
25%
&
16
36% Feb
13
50 % Aug
Dec
12
62
83% Dec
51
Feb
13
77
Feb
13
159
July
6
Nov 30
100
Mar
5
41
109
82
543/4 Aug 14
49% Aug.27
44% Aug 27
85% Feb 11
2
Apr 18
102% Mar 9
10
July
43% Jan
82
Sep 19
50% Sep 11
Sep 16
6
93
84 Va Jan
3
45% Aug 27
51% May 28
16% Dec 27
21V# Jan
30% Oct 24
41 :,/4 Apr
51% Sep 11
15% Sep 20
35% Feb 13
8% Feb 24
11% Dec 31
13% Mar 12
11% Apr
11
63% Mar 12
3
18
13% Nov 28
23
22 y4
25
94
94
44%
45%
'45%
*23%
23%
23
51
49%
.96?;,
67% July
July 18
97% Mar 20
86
Jan
24
22
Dec
38 3/i
14
Sep
17 Va May
12 Va Jan
11
79% Oct
11
Apr 23
94
4
Mar 29
64
123
Sep 20
6% Dec
14
9% Jun
8
9 Va Jan
25% Feb
9
30% Sep 28
38
6
.
Jau
Jan
Dec
43
'
23
6% Feb
.
9
convertible
8
3
Foster-Wheeler
i%
45
.*•
12
36'A Feb
13
July 16,;
8
8% Jan
14% Jan 30
15
25% Jan
3 .V : 30% Nov
'99% Sep 2$
»'•
68% OCt
X9,
,
125
I
73%
I
5
41%
>80% Deb 13 >
•30% Jun .12-%
{13%.Doc 27
All-
Dcc~31
34 % Mar 13
•
■24% Jan 23
Dec
;
7
17
[
Jun
43
Oct
li-
19
■
75
.»•
25/' :> 35
'Oct
;
3'/ ■/'
6
11% Aug 7
135
52 %
Aug 20
.52% Feb
86
40
.
Feb
-
.
Corp
'
10
Jan
+Jan
30
20
68
Jan
May 25
29
Nov
19
14% Feb
9
4%
Dec
28
18% Dec
7
27
12
Mar
34 % Jan
4
29
32% Oct
2
'
34
36
'
Nov
41% Sep
23
19
7
32
2
52 3
53 %
53
53
53%
52 Tit
53
%
90
Jan
29% Dec
23
46
13
Apr
34% Oct 22
i
-20V4'Sep
10
66% Apr
5
27
May"l7~
102
96
Nov 27
55% Jan
121% Apr
5
86% Sep 12
75% Nov 28
6eC~i6
30% Mar
7
20
28
40% Jan
/
153
Marl*;*
66
Oct
i:
60
Jan
23';
zuV*
3d
44% Jan
■-
Nov
16
-
Feb
34
Nov
77
,
Dec
163 V Nov 23
12
11%
11%
*11%
ll*i.
*11 Vi
101 Va
90 Vi
96 Vi
88
11%
89%
6,200
14'%
14 Va
14% :
14
14%
21,600
64
65
—-IIIlo
101'%
common-
1
_
100!i
14%
(i(i
14%.
14%
66
14 Vi
98
101%
*66
14'A
*66
67
,•
68
•
13
2% Feb
14
9 "
31
-
99
5% Norv 29
29
Nov
Jan
40% Sep
/
V
■ v
,
Feb
3
lai
Jan
12
'
27 %
41
36%
36 Vt
5/i
36
5%
30%.
14' .'a
5
32%
36'm
■'
5%
14%
33%
03%
a
■
-
--82%
•
10'
80%V 81%
1
22
V
,
38%-
/
"78--v
-
38y37%:>-38:{■ '
79%^. ; "78
79%
43%
42 % H.42'%
-?42%
-
1 Lt
L2
'.;:.
;
42
.
-*
17%
■17%
55%.
56%.
63%
64:U
5
;
11%
mi
'11% ■' Tl%5"..SV*-ll-%17%
:
v
,54%
55V-i
x63%;
64:!.
18%
18%
47%
_
78
1
5,4,%
18'%
55
,63Vr
3
1
20
130% Dec 31.;
70% May 25.
;
25% Nov 20
149% Jan
11
*
18% Dec
27
79% Jan 10
33% Mar 12
21% Oct
14% Feb
9
79% Dec 27 !
.
Jan
127% Sep
70% Apr
3
19
,
40%
47%
*6V»
,
6%
47%
/
No par
61%
100
—
/>
-'•78
-..*41
-
r
;
•
12!*
14%
•/
17%;
.
.
>
40
500
1100
2,500
17%
53%
63%
54%,. /''■•,,5'2V»
63.%. 64 {
;62.V4
600
,
5,500
-'
78'%
+
:
53 Va
41
106%
55,400
44,600
Utilities
Railway
Corp
—10
Refractories
43%
.17%
43%
Corp
—
35%
1
'
;.
.
30
49 V*
4%
*29
50
49%
4%
50
1,000
j
3,100
23*
j
6,300
24
;33%
24
24
35
33
41%
fi 3
/rig
<41
>
••
y
40%
40% 1
I1,
20%
*20'%;
20Va
20 Vi:
79'%
81'A
80'%
81%
80
81%-
76%
79 T11
12,600
27%
26'%
27%,
27 VA
27%
27
27 Va
25%
26%
10,600
20%/
'
20'%
'itf 20%
*92
157
148%
July
cumulative
Georgia-Pacific
3
8
14
S
2
6
15
18
Jan
22
78
Jan
11
Feb
i
Getty Oil Co common.—i
issued
13
29;l
10
^
4
29!%
-
Co
Goodrich
Co
V
*30
(W
R)
30
30'%
30'%
148'A
460
813-,
1,080
%
93 Vi
53 Va
*91
a
20
29%
26,400
29!a
30 >4
29
52! 4
52
$
29
30
28
;
28%
;.i i.
*27%
28%
/,
V
/••;
29 Wi
*28%
30 !t
*29'%
93!
100
52
52
/51%
29% .-30%
31
4
*91%
-
F)
Co
-34Tiv
-
-
Inc
M S &
;
P_
(The)
'
•
;
*86
38%
■
*86
Z
s;157.
;
27%
88
u
-
48%
,49%
1%
•!1T«
86%
87 Vj
33
r
.
.49
.
%
.:■* 2,500
*
26,000
'.J
100
v
•.••*157:%
165
68%
69
•■
,
.
/
-33
1%
6%-
..
,5
Grant
(W T) Co common
-3%^ preferred
Stores
30%
1
165
66 ,'!
84%-
.
•
• ■
1%
6 *a
353 V
36%
3534
36 'At
36
36%
42 'A
41!
42
39'%
41!
30* j;
30%
30%
30 !H
30! a
30*/4
74 %
75
-75*
a
*74%
6 !>i
6*
ft
6
31U
75!
75%
-*74%
a
6
6%
;;
6 Va
31%
31'4
31U
63!
M
64! i
3
41'%
41%
41 !ii
41%
41
41%
40%
20%
21
20%
20%
20'ii
21
21
21
130
132
2,100
2,800
5,600
2,900
40*«
20 T a
,
6412
41!
■>
*130
*64
133
182
73
*72
132
66 %
65
65%
u;
-
132 j
*131
?
*18'.4
..
„
.*72
73
26 %
15
.-♦78;
.
25%.
,.18!b
18•!»
15 !a:
15%
.80,„:„
;
P79
2G
18%
15 *4
,80
.*72
73
26 Va
.18 V,
18',
15%
*79
15»
.80
.
26
..■26%
t
18
15!
4
A
?>79
>
;iio
73
*72
7:5''
10
26
26
26/
7,700
17%
18
1;900
'
73
26%
.
80
5,900
31! A
62Va
130%. 131
100
(H L) Co Inc
—1
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No. par
23,200
10,100
6,200
*;•*
6!,1
20%
Green
-
a
31%
6!a,
31%
31%
31%
6%
6%
4
j
14^00
36,900
2,800
30 %
:
.
31%
100
'500
>
6
1%
6%
41%
7
1%
18,100
32%
4b;
35%
.
A--
7,500
1{.r
32%:
42 %•
.'
1%
6 Til
*74 '.is
6
•;-/
:
2
30%
■;c>
.
'../ t1,700
46Th
l'/i
-Vi
48!^;
100
2,600
:
69%
86!
41 Va
Green Bay & Western RR
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred—
,-109
•.
61
25
No par
Sugar com—No par
preferred
,,
8,100
-r.
-
3*i
iJs
6%
63->
75%
6
Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
30':.
*74'a'
100
43%
:
j.ti
26%
88%
35%'
,'i.
7 VA
3anf'
43
3%
*157
.v
33
48
;.■
/
9,000
-
34! i
41%
1,3H
35%
5
•
,«?'
87%
86%.
*32%;
49':,
;
4
.
26%
rS-\
8%
38 %
%./*86;-£;
34!a
■(
34 3 A I'
.
•*2%
•
-
.873a
*32%
-
i
.
165
69%
.
68'A
?70'%
*32IV
;
-33
49
*157.
165
.34%
3Ta
if
3%
:
.68*4
j 86! L>
•••:•'
3%
■'
34 3 A
,
38
38%.
26T:ij-
27%
88
34 Ti,
34 3 4
3%
4
71
*32.!4
.48%
—12.50
Ore
27
27'A
%
38 %
*8.
8%.
•:'-*8
8'%
'
Granite City Steel
Graysen-Robfnson
•
38
87
■
8%
».
38 VA
; '.,34%
88'/a.-«88%
...
1
No par
-5
Co
87: •
•*••
351
165
68.'%.
4
'
Union
8%,
-
26%
•
87!%
'/a
•••-•'.'371.3
.
27 Vo
••
3%
*157
10
—5
Graham-Paige MotorsGranby Consol
.
■
Batteries
&
.: ■' *8
38%,
26%
•
—10..
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gould-National
38 'A
5:
8%
No par.... "*85%
(The)-,
(B
*8Va
1
Gocbcl Brewing Cq_,——i—
1
Gold & Stock
Telegraph Co——100-
T%
'
91%
51% >51%
30 Va
28%
*
30%,-
91'%
r
81%
82'A
82
82'A
93.
29%
;
i
30VA
*29-"; ij
10/ i-
Gimbel Brothers common-,
$4.50 prefeiTed
Grand
"
30 "A
81%
20%
'
Glidden
Grace
93
t
81%
*91%
,51'A—51'%
.
+
preferred
Gillette (The) Co
Great Western
30% Apr
4
21% May 1
16'/. Apr 30
*91'%
1,
Co
•
Great
11
80%
100
Corp
Gerbcr Products
Gt Northern Iron
„
preferred
4rJo
14
900
20V4
8134
26%
100
Mar 18
16,200
80"%
*92
!
1,400
%' t
40%
*20%
♦153
When
i
;
'7i
2,500
"
10
preferred
5
6,500
35
,
40;Va
/!
36
-2.50
conv preferred
preferred
4
6,100
42
42%
100
9
8
; 1,900
4%
'
—83VaC
com.
common
5 Va %
49*1,
17%
.42'A'
28%.
;17%
41%,
40r,ii
60
29
;
28%
43
40! A
4,300
28,.:
17%
40'/a
3,600
39 Vi
29
55%
;u. .35%
28%
v,40'
403a'»
1,600
..
/". • 17%
.'•41%'
36 »/a
28%
3.4Vii
1,300
;•':■ 500
.,
Vi
175V
35%
35Ta
.
114,300
4%.
36 %
283/a
*17%
34%
*•
,38%
.
50'A
17%
:
JI.
.
30
'r
4%
4%
j,
155
20
89
40'A;
28%
2.3 31
X34!a,
•
40
56 Vi,"
*92
138
.
.,10
37
30
*29
.
?
83
17
36
,-42%
242%/; f?u
35%-
24,
40! a
83
38
40 V.
56'A
40
3,100
-./• 150
106% 106%
84
38
55%
,
1,900
60%
41%
83%
38'A
7,800
"
107
40 Va
106'A 106%
i-
83 Va
-
28%
29Va
*17%
„
593A
*106 /
35%
*28%
.
02 Va
107
41%
*17,%
36
35%
5
6.67
56
40%
4%
.
5G*%
49%
4%
.38 "A
30
30
*82'%
38%
40
,
.
49
4:,-'i
.
10c
Signal
Shoe
"
*29;
"49
106'A
106'%
"83'%
6QQ
19%
■
61
41'%
41%
56Va
83*%.
•
*106
63 Va
107
41 Va
106 VX
39%
10c
62'%
*100
*82%
57%
General Public
'
6
*
47 Vi *47%
6
5%
47%"
47'%
6
.
38
39'%
Service
•
106. Va
106 »/4
57.%
.
G
i9%
19'A
19%
:
47%
47 Va
63
104% 106
41
41%
41%
.
38%
Public
•" 'X9
19
18%,,
r'
•
,
i
,8,y,
;
15
9,100
15%
80
15 %
a
4,
.
For' footnotes see page 26.
S120
43
.11%- 11%
17%
17%
64%
:::
6%
61%
62
104%.
104%
*.*
6
38%
47% July 11
2
Jun 21
10"%
129
12%;
*12
*"
,-t
*82 Va
21% Jan
18
% Sep 10
14% Jan
79
•78
20
4,300
4,700
2,700
37%,•
3,000
r/
22%
154
6% Apr
17% Sep 20
c
10!%'
127%';
100
86 % Apr
5
25
82
^
37'%
:
*18%
15
General Portland Cement
Co—_ 1
Genera! Precision
35 % May 8
85
Jan 14
11
30
17%, May 10
96
Feb
'/HlVa
?>.',! 10 Va
*127'%
v
153
36 V* Feb
Sep 16
40% Feb 25
23% Mar
82
'
93
81
59% Jan
61
46% Apr
.
33
■37% '■
-
152
36% Sep
12
2 /
100
57
•■■•
32%
*92!a
35 Va
*92
.13% Jan
20
2
*52
<
43%V
:•
c
•
.
37%
78
43
:,' 43
*11%.' 12Vo
*11'%
ii%
.18
*5,400
:•
93
>127%
37%; 38».
:
1,300
4%
;>*22';-.
22%;;
*v.v :37 % 1:,
37%'<
■
78
5'%
14'%
33%
,
10%■
:
.,
35'%
28%
:•14%
', ■; 4VA
57
93
81V j-
-
1
2.60Q
2,700
2,900
5%
;
'
129
•»
'
100
300
40'A
..
28%
-
5
4 T ii
33
*22
-
-,*.12-:--'
/
*127%
-
■
22%
1,400
'
81!a
82
10%/lOVV
/
1,300
27 Vh
35
v-.
•
14rf».
-.,"*52
<v/
10%
I' 127 % ■ 129L
•"'
i.-/22 %-
.57
33%
38'%
'
10.%>
a
129
"128
....//
;
38
■
40.,
29%
,:
UVt,
5
33%
'39 V»
37%
82%"
•10%
-
J
;
*28
*92,%--' 93 *%
«3"!a
8'%:
44
*43
/ 27 Va1
;
5!.i
--5%
:
14%
*52
33
35%
.5%
29%
*4%
-
' ,55..
1 *92%
'
,87%:
37%
-
par
'
19% Oct
,150
10 Va:
10
10 Va
10'%
81%
57% July 18
2 Va Apr
8
2
5% Mar 12
29 % Feb
700
'
5%'
*28%
14*7
5
.
33
5
—
36
36%
29%
".■•■/.'■' /
4%
-/
*52
-57
'VI-
...
No par
40%
27'%
40%
36'% "
14*
•*92%
par
40%
*27'%
40%
5%
14%
-5-
-
»
Baking Co' common..„_i_!i
27 Vi,
■
-
-100
-
44
*28%
,
8%
*43
40%
40!;t
*28'/-
8'%
>8'%
,
'
10 Vi,
43%
27%
43'%
27 %
%
10 Va
45
*27 Va
2
8%
10.'%
*43
40!
;
8! 7
8"it
'
*10
44%
27%
5
^
8%
10%
lOVi
No par
Transportation—2;50
8%
*8:lii
*43
155'%
'
41 % Aug 10
108 % July 17
x
100
137% jun
20
38% Oct
*
05 %
30% Sep 19
73% Sep
4
.
•;
*92
4% Apr 20
160
Jan 21
79% Jun 13
6% Sep 12
25% Feb 11
39% Sep
17
7% May 48
».
2
31% Aug 14
20% Mar 16 A
'
36% Aug
9
60% Dec 18
45
91 4
'
60 % Sep
.
14
70% Feb
66
153
37% Jan
July 31
65%1 Aug 29
;
27 ,r.
18
19
79
Dec
'66
200
.
1
Co
103
100
28% July
.
27
/159
89% Mar 23
84
Apr
3 '
25% Fdb
3% Jan
17,800
11%
11%
100
46 Va Mar 20
83% July 17
,
25,400
/
100
30% Sep
8% Feb
23% Jan 22
-
/. 34% Jun
15'-.
487,,
51
11%
1
t
$5
'•
36%,Sep 11
25
36
29% May 28/
3*
5% Jan
?
1% Dec 27
"
,..
9
v
-
''10% Dec
,
97% Mar 21
41% Mar
••
15 Va
47 Vi
15%
49
13
Preferred $3.75 seriesv,-,-No
Outdoor Advertising
New
3
39 Va May 29
7% Aug 19
A
37,900
4V-tVo
36% July
54% Aug 23
31V. Nov
7
3
231/. Jun
8
Sp
Dec
6 ;
34% Sep 28; I
3
Sep 14/!
52%
4\'zc/c
62 Va May
V
52'A
52%
Apr 23
45 V* Jan 24
9% Jan 12
3,600
*12'%
—
General Tire & Rubber
6
95% Apr 25
25% Apr 20.
30% Sep
4
'
50
50
July 17
90
25% Jan 21
52
90
49%
»A
52 Tii
15%
Jun
185
2
3
Sep" 12
37%
>( 8% Oct 31
Sep
107
% Sep 18
25% Nov 27
45% Dec
13
Jan
*88!i
51
13
General Telephone
Corp.,—
General Time Corp
;
98V2 juiy 17
'
Apr
90
50 Vi
*12'A
General Steel Castings
Corp
7
.'•
July 31
108% Jan
7
78
"88 Vi
4
13
Co___u__
General
2
95
90
20
.
16
Motors Corp com
,-,1%
$5 preferred——
—No par
'*
41% July 16
"45% May
9
25% Sep
90~
730
105
51%
(The)
General
'
■47% Nov 29
*102
6,100
13
15%
-
38
7,000
51 %
15%
General Realty & Utilities
27 V» Mar 19
•"
38% Aug 20
Jun
52
*88 Va
11,500
'
83
50'a
107
*102
51%
100
preferred:
General
3
50% Jan
%Sep 17
".
July 19
'18% July
•
General
39% May 22
8
16% Mar 18
53% Dec 19
29% July 18
107
*102
88
Eciuipt Corp—1
$1.60 conv preferred——No
par
$3 conv preferred——No
par
57% July 15
5% Jun 13
'
24 Va Nov
4
;34% May 17
10
Feb
107
40
*82
51
General
•
47% July 12
34% Mar 12
38 % Mar 28
34
<
Sep
'
~5% Aug"20
■
•
Apr 12 v
29% J.un 12
35% Aug 24
DecTH
50%
47
39'A
,
■:
4,200
13
preferred—-———-No
5% '
1
40
49
43i
34
91% Feb
2
36V* Feb 25
'
50 Vi
51 VA
50%
50 %
General
24
54'A Sep
.
82
4,600
15 Tii
51%
General Mills common,-
47% July 16
'*115% Jan
33% Jan
53% Feb 24
40%
82
19%
52%.
48%
15%
GeneraMnstrument Corp--^
A
115
jJuly 26
38% Feb 25
75% July 17
--
48 Va.
40 Va
•
82%
88
General Finance
Corp (Delaware) .1 " *
»"General Poods
Corp.——Np par" "
8Va Jan 11
69
Jun 20
1
101'A Mar 15
37% Apr
3
79
Feb
48
40%
100
18%,
51 Vi
;•
13
Dynamics Cox-p
Genei-ai Electric Co—
;
19% May 15
49% Sep
5
•
Jun 20
Dec 27
48
v>-
,
50 3
General
1
59% Feb
52
900
4,500
j
16
.
Controls
19%
88
51%
preferred——^
General
19 '/a
51 Vi
47%
50 3 4
*102
*85
19%
51U
4%/-; 1st prefeired——100
General Cigar Co
Inc—-—No par
Gehcral Contract
Corp coiniuon—2
.xh6% .series preferred--ilO
-
104
88
7,700
9%.
39%: *
.39
13%
.<
22
50 'A
*9
,
7,200
:
49%
51
"'General Cable
Corp pomzi
22
51%
9 V ii
5,800
1,000
,
4,600
105
:
140
'...
v
49%
*102
.
3,100
/ 92
48 Vi
52
*82
1,500
2,500
22:,4 ;
90
49 Ti
39%
39%
46
48%
'■•/•
92'%
104 ;.i
61%
82%
7,500
'
;
57% Jun 25
31
$8
39 "4
*82
2,700
.
44 %
.22%
v
>
88
89%
General Bronze
Corp——_5
r72% JU13T22
Y
100
Nov 28
•
.47.%
19
Z
40
90
50%
Investors'comi_l
'$4.50
General
5
0
68% Apr 12
.
12
102
31'
.
19
./12% Jan
,,;25%Juiy
6
1
34% Oct 23 /
Mar
82%
50%
General Amcr Oil Co of
Texas—.5
General Amer
U
,43% Sep
14% Jan
u
; 5% AUg 26
'
.
;
39%
•
/
•
46% May 24
15% Feb 27
-
122% Mar
,
.
May 16
Aug
2
Apr 30
26%'Jan
c
1
17 V2 Sep 20
85
•>
'11-
,
10%'July
j
5-
Mar
49% Mar 20
124% Feb 16
11
IM
12
'88
8
40% May 28
Dec 31
108% Dec
25
Aug 29
,
6% Dec 31
May 9
61
Jan
47% Jun
12
34% Feb
Apr 26
50% July 23
10% Mar 2073% Dee 18
/
1
6
37% July 12
101
•/
10
127% Sep
59%' Dec'Ii
65% Aug
2
/
Jan
Jun
•
13% Jan
1 i.
July
59
.
' & 122% Sep 17
-
"i
-45% Oct
-52% Jan 23
1
9*
28i
NOV
17% Jan
-
2
•*■■-
97% Feb 13
40
9
r .35% Aug 29
1 72c, Jan 23
10 % Aug 30/
May 23 /
Dec 17 > 142 ; Jan 26 i
'22% Dec 28
;Jan
51
'!
19
-.106% Mar
4
26% Jan
V
*--■'
—
4% Apr
90 %
«
48 !n
39
Gar
/
15%.Feb 19
5% .Jan * 2
'
48%
48
(Tlic)i—
"
2
Wood Industries Inc
com_^i_l >
4%% convertible
preferred—^/50
General Acceptance
Corp——z„i
General Ajnerican Indus
com—/II -/
;'■ 6r,b convertible
preferred50 *
General American
14
36% Jan
28%SeP 20
./
/,:•
31%
25%,,
22%
24% ; 24%
92 Va"
97
51
*8%
.
1,800
..
18%
>39%
■
4,300
34%
*13
Garrett Corjt
•
51%
u
9%
40'A
*88
.1,500
21%
22
23 %
48%
40%..
-
•
——"2
III"lo
(Tlie)—
Co
19
51'A
52
...
46%
*102
:
—No par
Co
Gardner-Denver
19
19
*82
Inc common—^5
convertible preferred
/-—Bo
Gainevvell
46% Jun 28
54
Jari
2
34% Aug 20
5% July 2
16 % Aug 131 ,*
14% Dec 12
3% Jan
4 / •--.'6% July
5
51
Dec 31
.33% Jan 27
% Jan
j6
,
Co
88
5
Uanible-Skogtno
'6%
9
40
40'%
88
94
.
92
48'/a
1
L~
—
preferred-
Gabriel
Apr 11
9 Va
40'A
51%
*88
Freeport Sulphur Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co
14
48
88
104
Corp
Francisco Sugar
Franklin Stores
%
94
92%
105
*102
..
48%
*9
■
•
41
18%
100
105
48
9
:
v
*102
,
48
40%
preferred—loo
preferred
105
*85
l_i
Foremost Dairies Inc
10% July 24
"10% Apr 10
July 23
27 Va Aug 2 ?
9% July 17'
39
4
9% July 22
42
6
54% Dec
4
Jan
;
31
3
11% July 19
49% July 20
32% July 31
.41% Dec 26
92%
——17 %
Co—No par
Light
G
.
50%
93 :
Co
Mineral Co
Ford Motor Co—
8
Jan
51
93
—5
Foote
July 11
80
50
93
No par
Stove
3%%
3%%
3
24 V* Jan
51
92%
.
;
3J%
25%
25%
♦92%
5,000
8,700
.
18%
22Ta
25%
50%
Food Fair Stores
Inc common
1
$4.20 div cum pfd ser
of '51-—15
Food
Machinery & Chem Corp.
10
59% Mar 19
18% Apr 29
11% Aug 26
78
3
Apr 25
65% May 15
134
May 15
93'A Aug
5
61% July 16
104
Co
$4 preferred
*25%
22%
25
51
.
-.34%
32%/
25%
25
46
9
32
.
6,100
:
'
.
12%
,
40
.
21%
,
21%
34%
18%
34%
23
23%
47aV
*45
,
24 Tii
v
54
12%
51
22%
96%
"■102
*46
4,300
5
40%
25%
100
Corp
Power
41% Feb
Fllntkote
51
1,900
v
71
51%
1'2%-:.
22%
34%
44%
__5
8,300
25
5.
;
V*
34
23%
Dar"
54%
,5,
12%
21%
4(5
I"no
*1,300
15%
*65
*40%
'
23%
Carpet Co^
(The) common
i
24%
r
71
54%
■
6.25
com
4 % l/&
1.400
8%
9T« 4
15%
25
25%
31V4
25%
22%
.
25%
22'Ji
25
1
31%
100
4,700
43
V
8%
9Vb
18%
32%
*18%
2j'i
com~NcTpar
.18%
preferred—
5.300
3,300
-
-/•
14%;
36%
'
43
15%
24%
12%
*463i
34%
,
30%.
2.50
_aio
Shares-
16%
14%
35%
8%
*67
54%
12%
54
21%
34"4
18%
..
Fifth Avenue Coach
Lines Inc—10
Filtrol Corp
61% Jan 23
8% Aug
1
34% Feb 12
7
»
2
Jan
101% July 23
100% Aug 13
12% Feb 27
3
33% Nov 29
29 V* Jau
66
48% Aug 26
16
10
*15%
*
72
.5-,.
40%
.22%
34%
25 Va
54
12%
*46%
.
40%
15%
24%
..5
12%
55
22
8%
10
15%
*67
1
•"
91% Jun 27
43
8%
10
9%
72
5
40%
"
25%
53%
.127i,
♦46
Fire Ins NY
Fidelity Phenlx
15%
*67
.
:
12%
25
^
72
8%
'9%
25
25%
53%
,-2
—
36%
43
43
14%
36%
'
16%
14%
'
;?
"
15%
25
1953
—
16%
-
15.,
43
8%
9%
9%
♦67
—
43
G%
-
9%
1
A—-—■
9
"8%
4
50
commons
/
/;
17%
.
Salea for
the Week.
Friday
Sept. SO
"
"
1
-
conv
Ferro
Jan 14
;
-•
Fenestra Inc
31%Ja» 10
67
17
14%
•4.60% cumulative
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
Jun 18
105
.
16'it
14%
.jseries-_„_5(T
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings— 5
Federal Pacific Electric
Co
1:
federal Paper Board Co com
a_5
8
.32
92
Sep U
44% Sep 20
22% Sep 20
Mar 26
16%
15
3
Fedders-Qulgao Corp
34% Jun 11
"
-17
Thursday
Sept. 19
*
.
16%
Corp—
5%%
Sept. 18
Xl4%
—»
•m- J
Wednesday
1
5 Vo preferred
series B
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp
Farwick Corp__—
vurp
-
Tuesday
Sept. 17 -
Sept. 16
..
;———5
Corp..
Family Finance Corp common
12
Monday
■
Par
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchttd Engine 6c
Airplane Corp-1
Fajardo Sugar Co
«.r-20
Falstaff
Brewing
11
25% Jun 17
36"% May 14
20 JA Jan 31
Feb 11
:18 % Sep
.
31% May l
39% Mar 23
43
May 1
135
May 1
Aug 14
26% Nov 29
Feb 14
32
36% May
25.
100
18
Ex-Cello
6*% July 10
7% Jan 14
16% Apr 23
61 Va May 13
;
11
13% Feb- 23
29% Feb
X
18% Dec
4
Jan
6 ?% Jun
••"
Aug 23
12% Sep 20
Sep
13
17% July 1
25% Sep 16
Aug 23
;50
Evans Products
Go_—
Eversliai'p Inc—
Jan 17
16
,
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
V
t
EXCHANGE
,
12% Jan 24
5
27
Dec
dun
65
.
; ;
/ ' /
.
; 51% Apr 16
44% Feb 11
14% Dec 27
43% Jan
5
,31% Jan li
;.
/
Apr 30
18
Aug
2
8% Aug 23
;
26
*
-41
59% Dec 26
l
10% Dec 7
10% Sep 26
Sep 20
•
14% Sep 17
34 V* Aug 26
Mar 23
20
Range Since Jan. 1 7
lowest
■"
Highest
'.'.V.*
.
Highest
15% Jan 20 *
31
STOCKS
V
NEW YOKK STOCK.
-
-
"•Howest1
/
Chronicle
80
f
-'A
10
'if, t
*■
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
'0
.
.
.
Monday, September 23
(1276)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
8
27 Vz Jun
35 y« Jan
5% Jail
3
12
76% Dec
21
83% Jau
23
26
42% Mar 2Q
103% Feb 28
108
Feb 6
105 % Feb 23
90
19
Sep
100
20
32% Jan
16
May 13
Gulf
Oil
Corp—
Gulf States Utilities Co-
11
93 Va Feb
5
$4.40 dividend
6
Jun
38% Jun
21
Apr
2
96
Jan
29
41% Feb
•
14
Sep
CJ
19
■
21
Hackensack
17
Halliburton
4
89% Jan
,
20
24
Hafl
Nov 26
Nov~30
130
31
8
13
5% Oct
39
32% Dec
Sep
20
45% Jan
15
Aug 23
May 28
July
128
1
Feb
37
138
22% Sep 12
30
Sep
;
OYo
81
July
15
18% Jun
28% Apr
2
76
Dec
19
47
Dec
3
89% Feb 27
Jan
9
101
Jan
5
37
70
54
Sep
May
20
22% Sep
19
24% Jan
25
26% May 25
17
38 l/a Jan
3
30% July 23
31
14% Aug 19
35,
Jan 21
17% Jan
51% July 19
Feb 24
47 % Jan
45% Dec
3
53% Mar 20
54
Jan 11
27% Jan
23
41% May 23
27 y4 Feb
19
46'/a Mar 14
31% Sep
11
13% Nov 29
20% Mar 19
12% Mar
61V* Dec
77% Feb
13
Oct
45
2
3
3
80% Sep
;
Electronics
15
18% Aug 23
22% Jan
16
18
33% Feb 11
31
Feb 20
14% Sep 10
Sep
5
Feb
16
30
52% July 17
26
Sep 20
26
103 % Mar 16
81
Sep
4% Nov 23
31
29% Mar 2
6
22% Sep 19
3% Sep 20
18% July 11
16% Jan
40
6
36
Jan
22
3
25
Jan
3
.
74% Jun
10
35% Dec 26
24VzScp
Aug
28% Jan
25
Dec
11
30
Jan
7
100
Apr
3% Apr 23
11% Apr 23
99
5% Sep
4% May
90
3
"16% Jan
14
73
Sep
10
85% Apr
8
4
Sep
20
3
28% Jan
2
4ya Dec
13
27% Dec
13
41% July
6
27% Feb
35% May
10
22
29 'A Jan
17
40
IT
16
24% Sep 21
3
Jan
4
"21
Jun
19
Apr
5
40
Jan
9
44% July 26
41% Sep
4
54% Apr
3'
Dec
27
Dec
12
53
Feb
10
30
Nov
13.
47% Apr
July 16
27% Sep 10
15
23
31% July
5
Feb
13
85% July 20
151
Dec
31
Feb
6
9% Apr
31
39 Va Jan
Electrica
25
88% Jan
8
Jan
16
S A
14
Feb
148
11
59
20
73
33 Va Dec
165
7Vz Sep
19% Sep
156
Feb
5
6%
11
preferred
13
99% Jan
10
55% Jan .11
Inspiration Cons Copper——
4
23% May 14
Insuransliares
Interchemical
4
6
37% Sep
6
52
Jan
2
Feb
7
84% Aug 15
92
-Jan
21
4%%
33% May 28
6
'
Nov
23
67% Dec
12
15% Feb
Interlake
8
Int'l
28
138
July
25% Feb
20
38% Jan
156% Jan
25
12
3
68% July 15
8
79% Sep
14 y4 Mar 13
7
8% Sep
20
11
109% July
Feb
July 30
12
Aug 22
Sep 13
104% Apr 19
94
Feb
144
38
Dec
Aug
3
44% Feb
20
43% Nov 29
70% Mar 13
34% Apr
20
38 y4 Jan
16
29 y4 Jan
4
37% Apr
5
32% Dec
28
.39% Mar 16
Feb
9
15% Aug 27
Sep
20
100% Aug 27
37% Sep 12
36
Sep 12
29% Aug
7
'30
Nov 30
34% Jan
12
20
36% July 16
33% May 10
Aug 30
12% Aug 29
14% Feb
of
common
No par
100
preferred
International
—No par
Shoe
No par
International Silver common
1%
International Telep <te
International
.Interstate
19
Teleg
Utilities
No par
28% Mar 29
56% Nov
40
54 % Jun
13
Island
120 ya Dec
17
Jan
22
130
Feb
7
111% Jun
28
40% May 16
130
Jan
32 V4
14:%
14%
60%
60 Va
60 Va
*60
55
19%'
19%
19%
"*9% '
9%
21%
14
14
183U
■
*18:%
27%
35%
300
35 %
3,800
54
55
53 Va
54%
26%
3,200
54 Vt
5434
27%
27%
26^b
28.
86
85 Va
85 Va
86
88
4 Vb
4
4
*22%
20%
37%
-
'.
:
*22 Vb
Nov
19
10% Mar 19
3% Feb
22% Dec
13
29% Oct
15
19
32% Oct
1
48% Apr
27
28% Feb
84 y4 Aug 31
44% Oct 15
83
28
50% July 15
47% July 10
Jun
11
91
28
60% Aug
102 % Feb
6
2
58% Apr
5
1
85
Mar 21
8
62% Nov
94% Nov 30
105% Feb
footnotes
9
78
27
For
28% Jan
47% Jan
Mar 14
Dec
3
11
11
55
67 V* Feb
35 Va Feb
Aug 27
6% Jun
94% Mar 14
43% Oct
42 Va Jun
4
72
see
Dec
75
Aug 29
39% Aug 29
89% Feb
69
97
Feb
12
52% July
24
2
23
3
July 11
15
45% Mar 12
27
91
Jun
20
99
Jan
2
26
52
Sep
20
76% Jan
17
page 26.
Jan
23
*21 Va
2l?a
*37
20 Va
500
29%
4,300
73 V4
60
76
*73
84%
*83
84
95
95
,
*83
*92
*92
*92
55
55%
55%
12
12
8%
8%
8%
2
1%
1%
5434
55 V
11%
8%
1%
2,300
200
IITb
8V'4
1%
1%
1%
*
a
8 Vb
8%
1%
-1%
95
12
8 Va
8%
84
V
55%
*11%
1,800
37 Vz
*83
12 Vb
1,500
29%
.'
29 Va
*73 Va
54%
7,200
.„
73'%
37 Va"
■
29%
4
4
74 Va
95
*12
12%
29 3
120
37'B
22 Vb
22,800
86
85
-
84 %
54%
55%.,
20%
*37
38
29%
"
26
-
76
*73%
*-*83
"
*91
95
21
*37
29%
"29%
22 Vb
22%
20%
20%
37
22 Va
23 %
20%
38 "
4
4%
1,500
27 %
55 %
-
18%
*27
*35 Vs
28
4
27,600
35%
27%
4
3,100
15
27 Va
54
4%
1,000
22
,
353^
,
*85%
27?,
23%
:
19 V,
*27
18%
187a
35 Vb
9,000
934
'
27
140
81
19%
14
19 %
200
62
,
14 Va
28
700
7,200
13%
81
*5 3
•
9,900
5,000
500
6
'5%
.5%
5 Va
5%
56%
55%
55%
55 '/4
55 V4
53 V4
54%
3,800
14%;
14%
14%
143u
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
1,400
73%
73%
72 Va
74 Va
73%
73 Va
73 Va
4%
4 Vb
"
"%5
*5 %
5%.,
54%
54
•
-
«
-4
130
73 V
4 Vb
414
4Va
15,200
28%
4%
28?«
28 Va
28%
300
100
■
30
*28%
29 Vi¬
*28Va
2,9
*16%
le %
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
*16 Va
16%
16%
32%
.
321,4
32 %
33%
63 %
63 ?4
63%
63%
63%"
44%
43%
44%
42'%
44!
44%
44 V
26%
26
26
25 %
26
26%
40%
5,900
48%
43
40'a
*39%
40 %
43
*41
43
*41
43
48%
48;%
43
*46%
48%
*46 V a
43
"46%
.
20
39%
*39%
43
*46%
43%
28%
39%
4,400
10,800
a
*41
*41
43
a
26
26%
*39%
43 '
4,300
63%
63%
43%.
32
32%
32
31%
63%
4
*43
44
*43
43 %
*42
40
44
*42
43%
*42-"~
43 %
"42
43%
28%
28 %
*28%4
29
410
2.000
28 3 4
28 Va
28%
28 %
-
$6
Creik
Coal
-
8%
90
*84
13%
83
106
90%~
86
38 %
36%
(F L)
20
19%
78
79
76 V4
78
*147
152
152
"
22 Vat
38%
25V«,
34%
*112
46%
X70%
1
5V'b
20
40%
*83
2934
71
*70
83%
83 Vu
f 83 %
8%
8%
93%
90%
-
8r'u
'
*127o
13 %
13
1
83
83% ;'83%
*105%
106
106
85
25%
25 Va-
8%
x31%
32
29 31
*29
13*
,
28-%
13Vu
13
92
.
13%
12%
83
83
*112
40%
.
*105%
108
32%
46%
5 Vb
5%
5%
"i
64% July 24
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
1
3%% preferred
100
Johns-Manville Corp
5
Johnson & Johnson
12 %
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
10
5% preferred series A
100
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
Lake
200
12%
900
-82
220
106
10?)
82%
%" 106%
600
2,500
36 %
37
3b12
36 3
4
800
31%
30
30
31%
30 %
31 %
17,400
-27%
'"26%
*30
313«
27%
30 V
600
28%
a
9,100
13 Va
30%
12 7
a
1,800
.,
30%
'
5,930
4
26%
"40 ''4
-
.285a
a
13 Va
30 Va
*112
116
291
13
300
27
47
26
26':.
*
40 7
8
''
40%
116
*112
.
; ,46
47%
26 Vt»
4,300
7.600
42
116
46%
11,200
'
1
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
15,400
92 %
84%.
38
*28%
48
•J
12%
a
38%
29%
41
46%
89 '/4
:
700
38%
28'%
;,13V4
2634
46%
46%
3,800
37
31%
40
*112
116
20,600
8%
84%
83
26%
26%
81%
86 V a
30:%
'
'40
-
92%
*84%
29%.
29 3 b
29%
26**8
-27%
28%"
*27%
80%
•
8%
86 Va
"
.
510
12,400
70
8%
83 %
12 7
18,900
34
29%
70
93%
37
313o,
•
8%
14,100
28
73
82%
360
4,800
/
311
143%. 1437o
30'b
*70
4
25%
33 %
«
2,600
85
«
306
"
84%
38'
25
■•
143 V a
29%
73
38%
*30
31%
34 3
142%
381 it
38 %
37
a
313%
34
30 3 b
37
38
36%
*30
309 Va
34%
•
92
*84 Va
8G
2134
377a
85
38 V
"
*
*84.
*21V4
22 "b
85
143
143
29 %
4,100
25%
5414
143
X29
29%
116
3
143
34 Va
38 Va
314%
310
34%
4,100
33 Va
87
25%"
314%
308
88
38%
*85
25%
100
87%.
35 %.
34 Va
*21%
22
37%'
87
*85
5,400
90
88 Va
35%
.
*21%
•
<147
152
*147
90%
35%
35%
9,900
152
-
90
91 ;
•
37%
■w
2,200
19
79 VV
34
32%
x40%
5
Jacobs
19%
78%
*21%"
31%
5
Circuit Breaker Co
8%
20 Vu
38%
36%
30
32
13 Ve
29
26%"
41%
1
prepared
«%•
19%
<V)0
107---
10
I-T-E-
8%
20 %
78%
*147
13%
84
50c
common
8%
34%
30%
71
84%
-8%^
3%
8
19%
77%
,
143%
29%70%
83%
*8"
7Va
J
4
32
*60%
.
42,500
40%
14
35%
300
39 Va
.
..
14%
-
600
v
32 13%
.
•
22%
9%;
9%
200
107
82 Va
*81
19%
19%
20
?
80 Va
80 Va
■
10,300
47
47
,
*9%
55%%
13
28%
26%
3.50
-
Iowa Powe*& Light Co
10
17
42 V4
32
14 Va
14%
55.
*45
-.55
*45
*533i
20
400
-
■
38
106
107
107-
'
14 7a
,
22 V4
28.VV
1
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co„No par
27% Jan 4W
28% Aug 29
24% Jan
2
32
18
Sep
40 V a
33
35%;
35%
27%
29
new—5
Corp
Dept Stores
Power Co
33 Ya Jan
5
25
25
preferred
•Interstate
7.50
No par
,
23% Dec
19
41%
*32 %
*27%
34%
5
Canada—
International Salt—-
37% July 10
26% Sep
13
5%
20
29% Feb
28
x41 V4
4
14 %
38
...
u
800
32Va
»,
147B
373i
3834
47
*18%
85
142
100
preferred
Nickel
$4 preferred-
July 12
Feb
-•
9%
■
18%
307 % 311%
i_No par
100
common
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
35
1
No par
Corp
Machines
International Paper
8
106 % May 10
125
z._
.
—No par
/International Packers Limited
15
Int'l
28% May 10
82
5
100
common
Int'l Minerals & .Chemical com
,
9
19
1
preferred
4%
87% Sep
Iron
Harvester
7%
May
98
85
13
76
82
106% Mar 13
21% Apr
31% July 10
115% Apr .23
11% Feb 20
11
Corp
Business
Int'l
11
1
11
144% May
7
15
3
Jan
88
112% Aug
9% Nov 26
98% Nov 29
35% Jan
376% July
33% Apr
21
Jan
Feb
Aug 20
May 28
33% Sep
41% July 25
174
22
69
78
25
35'A Dec 31
-
22%
„
20
Ctfs Inc
preferred
288
25% Jun
—No par
Inland Steel Co
12
103
27 % May 28
Dec
-
Feb
61% Jan
47% Jan 23
33%
15'
."
50
/
9,000
23 Vb
14
*8%
8%
19% 20%
77 %
78
148
148
90% 90%
34 %
36% :
*21%
22%
3B% -38%
85
■
86
25%
25%
No par
100
Ingersoll-Rand common
30% Sep
79
*22 %
22 V a
28%-'
83 %
"
22
14%
*41%
23%
1
_
20% Jan
13
33
■
*45
*0%
v.
* 42 Vb
100 pesos
24
y8 Mar 13
*32 V 4';
V15
15 VV
38Va
Mexico
De
:
Industrial Rayon
69% Mar 20
100% Dec
8
20
20
23 V4
1,600
■
v
-ff-17V4' 17 1,4
■22%
-
60
46
,
*87 >■-"
'89%.
17%
22%
1,100
-
Industria
11% May 9'
50 y4 Mar 13
7% Apr 19
*17V4•
.700
I6V4
25
'46
■T"
130
1,400
r
71 Va
22.. ■"
.
23
,
v
89%
,
*■
25
*70V4
47
■
v
.
55
19Ta
9%
47
33
*14%
81
47%
11
46% Apr
49
Feb
Jan
60
4.26% cumulative preferred
50
4.70% cumulative preferred
50
4.42 % cumulative preferred—50
4.20% cumulative preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
2
52
48
15
cumulative preferred
89 Va
"32 Va
60 %
47%
Illinois Power- Co common
48%
*87
434
16 V4
71%
lOfl'a
81
20
54%
No par
16
25',4
38%
*60
63%
44%
27Va
40%
43
Co
16
25 %
17 V4 "17%
'
32 %
8
55
65
'
32%
03%
44
26%
*39%
*41
9
53
65
>
*53%
:.
32 %
9
9
68 /■>
66
"87
41%
14%
700
303b
*70'/4
23 Va
500
4%
30
106 Va
1
32
:
263B
%
16%
4
2,300
2,200
5
5334
47 %
41
41%
1
46 % Mar
11
32 %
*
27
41%
23%26%
31
68 4
%
1,200
34%
*4%
106 %
"
10
63% Jan
Nov
■
■
*30 'A
x48 Va
15
53%
*45%
1
4%
71%
37% ■4:38 V
45%
23%
25 %
33
*105%
34%
40 %
23
!
25'%
22%
22%
•'
34%
"42"
42 V
'83%
*127 *-■ 132
132
-
34%
1
16 Va
%*
89
*32%
54
5
Co
32% May
50% Dec
26'/a Jun 20
J 00
100
Idaho Power Co
4.08%
34?
B
"70%
.
.
49
4%
13
38
*127
132
„
*82
30 Vz
*67
17%'
4-%
10
10
41% Sep
Jan~19
3,009
*26%
'
14%--.
Jun
May~4
2,200
36%
26 3 4
-
74%
25% Sep
72%
32%
35 5b
4%
67 %
:
14 V4
Illinois
51
Oct'T"
31 Va
36 3
30
16%
*73
4%
*29r
RR
31%
36
26%
4%
Xl5';..
'
39%
5j>
*11%
3%
1*n
5 >'£
1
Co
Central
31%
"
105 %
*83
*91
Lighting & Power__No par
1
Cement
1,300
31?4
36%
19
23%
32
100
1
50
Ideal
29%
23 %
*17%.
-
74%
May 31
75% Aug 12
29 V*
23 %
-/,
*87-
1,200
29%
42%
,
25 %
;,.*48
"
,
19
V 19
83%
34%
^
•
4V'b
*22%.
100
100
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
5% conv pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
May 21
35% May 23
Aug 27
63% Sep
19% Nov 29
v
2,700
29 %
42 3 i
70
20%
*82%
27
70 /
10,300
64
203i
;V»18%
23 %
4
100
39 Va
63
18%
"127V
43" '
.
*39
^
313 a
34%
*25
15%
85
100
-
120
36%
'■
132
-
67
'
*16%
.
33
74%
% %
84'/a
.
29%
-
29%
31%
36 %
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
4
13
JUly 17
V
"22%
27%
5
1
-25
tHudsou & Manhattan com
5% noncumulative preferred
6
Apr
•\
20%
;
*82
29%
•'
*127.',
29%
Inc
*82
84%
a
83%
18%
18%
83%
31%
2
68 Vz
■
20%
21
29%
,
17%
35% .
*52%
No par
:
48%
'
29%
Sound
/ 67%
*4%
87
20'%
Howe
8
.*39
68%
<
«82
70%
14
Howard Stores Corp
18
23
91
143%
20%
16%
*37%
Houston
Jun
15% Dec 21
83'/a Dec
20 V
40 V
40%
>
232%
*26%
67%
■
3
1
18
11% Apr 29
11
13% Jun
Jan
18% Jan
3
50% Sep
7% Jan
common
preferred
preferred
4.40%
preferred—
60% July 11
July 26
83% Dec
Dec
67!4
*
*30%
50
3
15
7% Aug 27
l'/8 Sep
3
26% Mar 19
30
20
39
6 43
4%
18%
*27%
to
Co
4%
11% Aug 23
3
10
52 'A Dec
39
26%
com
20
481/2 Mar 22
Jan
;76% Jun
93
32
Household Finance common—No pat
6
Jun
88
57% Aug 17
5% Nov
-
*87
36%.
preferred
convertible
$2.25
28
105
44
S3
42%
19%
9%
22'%
12.50
Corp
Houdaille-Industries
Mar 13
3
3
10
Apr
18 y4 Jan
'
5
preferred
Hotel Corp of America
5% conv preferred
29
85
26
44
*87
a
*87
93
18% ;
14%
14%
'-60%'?'.
*60
81
81
10
30
$4.25
23% July 24
88
26
20
28% Jan
39 % May
Aug 20
Dec
15% Nov 29
4
July 19
Dec
20
6% Jan
3
Oil
Hooker Electrochem
8
69
41'A Jan
44
93
.
32%
50c
Corp
Co
Furnace
Honolulu
Feb
83
90
Feb
4
10
97
;
Sugar Corp common
convertible preferred
Homestakc Mining-.-
10
6
Mar
96
83
41% Dec
87
*34%
45
40
'
102% Jan 10
57%
87
"24%
105%
53 %
2.50
1
Corp
5%
39% Jan
-
1
100
Holly
5
71 % Jan
11
!
8% Jan
29
12% Feb
53'A Sep
19
Holland
11
Feb
40% Jan
35% Jan
1% Nov
87
43%
48
87
17%
22%
*32
*14%
37%
5
(Charles E)
12
40
Hotels
Hires Co
Hoffman
Nov
27
Hilton
7
7,300
*86
*20%
:.
*69%
-
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
2
32% Jan
21% Jan
17
36%
36%
*82',
:
24%
'
100
Inc__
20
7
23
17
!
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A—
July 19
55,500
87
34%
67
16%
-
100
25
100
1
10
preferred
10% Jun
31% Dec
64
Jai.
25% July
5
1
15
common
22% Jan
11
16
17% Feb 12
9'/a Jun 17
dlst
& Co
Hewitt-Robins
87
14% Apr
9% Dec 26
Dec
4
25'% Sep
31
5%
36%
200
138%
84%
867
•
Hcrshey Chocolate common__No par
4% % preferred series A.
50
Hertz Co (The)
1
19
40% Jan
78
9
18
9% Sep
12% Jan 25
18% OCt 22
12
50
7%
17% July 16
19% Sep
7
24% Nov
12
9% Nov 27
42% Sep
/
1
60% Sep
Jan
99
,
E)
135
140%
36%
70
36%
36%
4%
*30%
Hercules
62
July 25
50% Feb 19
12
33% Nov
45% Dec 20
75
-
1\
(G W) common
noncmnulative preferred
25
Motors*
No par
Hercules Powder common.,
2 1/12
8
10
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
-
8
23
Sep 16
103% Aug
124
21
Dec
10
Helme
10
34% Mar
21'/a Mar 15
Co
*69
139'%
142%
86%
*
31%"
24
preferred——
(W
140%
140%
08%
30
23%
26%
preferred—
(H J)
Heller
18% Jan 22
Oct
36'/a Nov 29
3%%
3.65%
16 y8 Feb
23% Oct
89
70
36%
%
132
cbmmon
Co
Heinz
6
July 24
91
.
Hecht
20
76% Jun
13
20
86% Jan
7
6
Aug
20
Sep
46
60
85% Nov 15
17
Dec 11
56
70
*39 %
31%
*36%
;
Industries Inc—
partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc—
19
24'% Aug 27
29% Oct
Marx
Ex
1
14% Feb
18% Dec
4,600
70
*69%
70
*87
30
*127
34%
42%
Corp of America common
4% fJo preferred-,
.
23% Fen 28
21% Dec
1,900
23'/a
*82%
w
100
Hat
34% Jan 21
Mar 12
13
80
10%
22 ?4
*10%
36%
18%
7.50
com
—
■Hart Scharfner &,
7
34% Mar 27
Dec
10%
23%
86
83
5
17% Nov
23
15 '/a Dec
Eefrac
preferred
Harshaw Chemical Co
20
110
11
23 Va
Haveg
13 '/a May 28
34
11
23:%
' 84%
20%
18%
l
2.50
26»/»Dec
18 y4 Jan
10%
23%
36%
*82
1
Co
2
6% Jan
18
Co
Paper
12,900
10%
*82%
36%
84
87
93
20%
1
100
2.50
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation
32% Mar 25
9
~
5
common
preferred
19'%
i
5
8
30% July
26 % Aug 15
Co
Organ
Harbison-Walk
14
Aug 13
51% Aug
16
9
Jun
38
11
4% Sep
Hammcrmill
Hammond
40 % July 23
,
8
33% July 30
Watch
coifvertible
4 '/o
18%
23%
138»1
40%
1*39%
68% "08%
25
Well Cementing
Printing Co—
(W Ft
Hamilton
36% July 16
Aug
39
May 22
25
11
Mar 29
Mar 27
35% Apr
24% Nov 20
11
.111% Jan
20
y4 Dec
48
9
31% Feb
2
28% Jan
6
29 «/4
Feb 15
146
Jan
17
33
Jan
33
10
Sep
29
24
Sep
87
Sep
18% Sep
20
Sep
Shares
20%
10%
■■■■;>■ v.
Water
Oil
19%
a
the Week
23%
-
82 /
18
13
42% Mar 29
27
107
100
100
100
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
98
83% July 23
24% Dec
24
Jan
19
36 %
*81 Va
*86%
*87
$4.20 dividend preferred
90 '
13
70
70
138% 139%
*69%-
20 V
20 V4
20%
Friday
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
'
Common
41% Jun
81'/a Aug
Nov
No par
25
preferred
II
92
20%
Sugar
34% Jan 24
45% July 25
17
58% Feb 10
20'/a May
4
39% Dec
21
10%
23%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio IIR com„No par
$5
Sopt. 17
20%
*10
23-%
1
1
Corp_
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Par
^
No par
Guanlanauio
11
80% Jan
152
12
Aircraft
Grumman
14
12% May 10
Aug 26
107% Feb
32% Sep
27
Dec 17
2
69
Mar 14
147'/a July 26
83'/z Dec
Jan
9
39% Mar 23
98
20
22% Sep
26
29% Dec
J4% Jan
18% Sep
13
9% Nov
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)56
Sulphur
Co
„
*75
42 %
*83Va
55
5%
20%
42 ■
85
58%
78
42%
84%
55%
93%
55%
94%
56%
58
*19.%
40 %
*83
•
56:,4
*75
20
'
19%
51 it
20
40%
37'%
41
85
82%
83
58
56%
58
78
*75
78
5%
*19%-
5 V
a
6,500
18%
35%
37%
82%
82 %
56 %
56%.
78
*75
5'a
5 Vb
20 '
,
19%
1,200
32%
35 3 b
16,800
85
60
*55
56
7,500
*75
78
*82%"
13,800
42
41%
42
42 3 b
41
42 3 4
84
83
83 %
83
84
82%
84% ^ 84%
54
54%
53%
5514
55%
53
54%
54%
400
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
*94
94%
94 V4
56
53
54%
53 3i
10,800
56
55 V 4
52
55
42
42 V
b
700
23,100
1957
Volume
Number 5675
186
.
.
.
The commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1277)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1!>56
Lowest
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Monday
exchange
Sept. 17
Friday
Sept. 19
the Week
Sept. 20
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 18
Tuesday
Sept. 10
Par
Sa!?« far
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
new york stock
Highest
Shares
K
34% Feb
104
Nov 27
-
44
Dec
127
Aug 26
80 y2 Sep 16
'• Aug
52
Feb
18
7~
37% Dec
32
70% Aug
13
46% May 15
109 % May 9
41
20
Sep 13
95% Sep 11 "
34 y4
44% Aug 14
49
Feb
Aug 20
Jaa/4 Jan
S^Alum &
14
105% Aug
Chem Corp
cumr conv preferred
4%%
5
preferred
4/4%
cum
24
78
Dec
21
92
Dec
5
103
Mar 13
81
Sep
20
102
Feb
Apr
13
90
Jun
20
102
Feb
18
105
Mar
1
80
96
Feb
21
-May 22
87
Aug 28
July 1
Nov
87
30
Dec
103
28
7174 Feb
9
Nov
14
37
24
Mar
96
74% July 23
1
"92% May
46% Jan
83"
96
60% Sep 11
32y2Aug 9
9
20
Feb
15
21% Jan
10
28% Aug 14
24% July 23
23
Jan
27
21
12
Feb
19
30
113
48
May 28
Jan
'
Dec
12
37% Sep
„
147% Mar 14
23
43% Oct
53% Apr
1
88% Sep 10
38 y4 Sep 20
6
61
24
30% July 16
26
47
'39% Feb
40-
7
10
-
Nov 21
32% Dec
Dec
31
12
Apr
-
58% Apr
27
40% Mar 19
?4
Sep
41
1
Mar
17
Dec
18
25 T
Dec
21
98
Febj
.
10
43
-"74%A*6~20
31
82
20
Sep
■e
15
Kern County Land
iCo
Keystone Steel
KLM
10
21% Mar
25 y4 Feb
13
27% Apr
13
34 Vb Jan
4
22
Jan
10
29% Apr
3
43% Jan
4
54% Oct
19
22% Aug 29
Jan 17„
Kress
26% May
9
64% Sep 18
47
I*1
••
Kresge (S S)
167b Sep
10
27 y2 Aug
7
13
4y4 Jan1
13% July
Nov'
22
1
15% Jan
19
18% Dec
22% Mar 12
30?
Jun
89
May
:
34% Apf
8
-July 29
3% Sep
6
16% Mar 13
26
7
20
17% Jan
<
27
97
8
3
18% Jan 24
35% Apr 26
29% Sep -12
58
26
1% July
6
15
36% Apr<
Apr
Oct
5
3
2% Jan
31
20
94
3.1
8
20
Feb
1
1
29 y. Nov
14
26
4
20% Oct
30
19
16% Dec
28
74% Feb
9
4% Sep
21% Mar 26
9
7% Jan
20
163% Feb
23
23
64
Aug
76% Nov
18
1
100% Jan
8
58%
9
25 %
10
98% Dec
106
"nuid
12
Feb
28
2
.
.■
"\31 % Sep
Jan
Aug 30
6
93
Jan
117
Jun
103
Aug 26
7
89
Jan
Aug 27
92
Mar; 4
Aug 20
108
-21 Vs-Feb
23
15% Jan
Mar 14
143% Jan
,
116
5
25
Anr
May
•
26
20
61
Dec
July 24
Sep
27% Dec
20
144
15% Sep
,
1
93% Jan
12
8% Nov 21
July
25% Sep
28% Fen
13
80% July 5
7% Mar 28
10% Apr. *6
10 y4 Feb 28
41
473% Dec
"
4%
Jun~26~
5ya Dec
16
•"
t
29% Nov 28
16% Feb
Apr~18
56% Jun
4
14
50
.
40 % July 11
7
,
-
29
Jan 24
Apr 24
45% Dec
Nov
26
50% Mar 23
3
-4%;
Feb
14
34
1
■
Jun
387.
Jan
10
91
Jan
Marshall Field
4%%
35% Feb
13
Mar 22
Dec
14
87% Mar
2
77
Feb 20
28% Feb
6
34% Apr
3
27% Aug 27
32% Feb 25
July 17
56% Jan
9
50
11
55
'
Jun
Jan
31
..
'
,
9
$3
12
13% Jan
10
17% Apr 22
McCall
3
25% Sep
20
3C
McCord
46
Jan
6
15
Jan .16
14
42 % Apr 30
13% Mar 11.
20
75% Apr
Feb
11
34% Feb
11
83% Jan 24
32
32
Oct
13% Dec
43% Aug 20
17
16
1*8
95% Mar
28
6
23
54% Dec
23 % Feb
29
1
21% Jun
12
75% Mar
10
31;
15y» Feb
31% Oct
1
41% Apr
82% Dec
19
1027k Jan
30
16
49
Jan
33
Apr
84
1
9
98
Apr
11
76
2
45 y2 Jun
26
27% Feb
6
35
122% July
63
July
1
25
1
34% Mar 21
21% Sep
29% Feb
July 11
July
19% Jan
-
Aug 28
81
17
Dec
10
93
101% Dec
14
116
4.4% Jan
3
3
12
20
Mar
40% Jun
<;
1674
26%
267b
79%
26%
27
277b
27%
4,100
22%
23
23
'*2274
231/4
>22%
61 Vis
61 %
63
63%
64 %
2,200
13%
137 b
22%
271/8
267b
231%
,*227b
63
637b
6,500
I,800
26%
22%
27
4,200
<
64i,b
26%
7
61
Aug 12
25% May 20
42 % July
8
-
64
27%
600
23
72% Sep
10
89
105% Jan
3
16% Sep
11
17
May 10
48% Sep
2#
76
28
17% Nov 20
Jan
27
64 y4
80
Dec
28
102
Jan
6
9
107
Jan
23
85
99% Feb 21
75
Jun
92
Jun
5
93 % Jan
31
77
10
Aug 30
July 10
102
Sep
4
108 y4 Apr
25
90
July 25
footnotes
spe
page
?6.
Sep
I Adjusted
Feb
21% Jan
8
29%
297b
29%
29
83%
*83 74
86
14%
14%
147b
297b
287b
29
29%
2974
12%
174
12
12%
12
177b
*18
37b
!
29%
%
"fir
12%
"
1%
*1%
177 b
17%
29 Vb
5
5
'
J
*4 7b
5
5
4%
28
Vb
24%
24
24%
17%
17%
177b
17%
177b
177b
79%
78'%
79
79%
79%
79%
791%
10
%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
64%
637b
64%
64%
101/2
057b
133%
647b
107 b
63%
25
65%
66 74
133.,:. 133
63
171/4
133
..
>
.
63%
63 Va
133%
14%
14%
14%
53%
54%
1
6,900
24
1,100
1774
177 b
2,900
7774
7874
3,100
107b
9,100
65%
66
8,300
13274
134
134
135
;
61%
14%
60
60
14
141/4.
137 a
137 b
900
54
52%
537 b
51
527b
25,700
x
*10074
*14%
874
8%
44%
45%
43%
447b
41%
43
36%
35%
367b
35'A "3574
35
12,100
8,500
-16 7b
,16
3174
3074
33%
1574
8 %
16%
157b
16
16
16%
30'%
31 s
30 74
311/4
31%
311/4
317b
31%
31%
105%
21%
*105
106
*84
90
*81
84
*95
96
21%
119
1
*81
119
26
72
103
72
17
3.80%
Feb
19
4.45%
figure before 3 for
1
*81
*95
7174
*93
*81
97
'*95
7274
*72%
157b
*1574
9074
90%
*86
90
84
227b
26'/2
15%
7,100
*93
96
*84
26%
887b
6,800
21%
2174
*95
118%
16
II,700
10574
2174
*105
4IO574
*81
11774
90%
16,000
3074
31%
97
22%
15%
16%
307b
317b'
31%
,,90
- 84
''
21%
89%
*20%
lo
119
*26 74
72
73
23
2274
74
119
120
130
96
t 90
84
97
23%
"
62,000
210
119
2674
2674
267b
2,000
72 7b.
71
7174
1,900
16
1574
15%
1574
1 5 74
93%
897b
91%
88
90
3,500
24,500
26 'A
267b
267b
267b
1,300
26%
116
100
27%
27
2774
27
2774
2574
27
10,600
29%
28%
29%
287b
297b
29
297a
29
2974
81 %
*8074
82
8074
81 %
82
82
9
12%
_lo
7%
jq
53%
*114
lift
*114
116
•
*874
*9
9%
*127b
9
12%
127b
12%
*114
116
9%
127b
874
12
*80 7b
*874
9
12%
,
*114
116
12
7b
700
974
3,100
12
77b
77b
774
3,600
53i/4
5274
54%
527b
5374
51
52%
11,600
37%
37%
38
387k
391/4
387b
39
3674
38%
4,700
*492J%
525
*4927b
*492 %
525
37%
*492%
525
1
35%
7%
36
-
35%
7
71/4
525
35%
353/4
3574
36
7%
77 b
..
*485
367b
35
520
,
35%
4,200
6,400
7%
7%
x7
7%
77b
774
77 b
77 b
7%
77b
*6%
07 is
*6%
6%
*674
67b
*674
6%
674
674
1574
*15
157b
15
29%
29%
29
29%
287b
29
28
13%
13%
127b
13%
12 %
123b
12
1274
117b
15%
x
100
28%
1174
15%
29%
*15
*15
200
15
*15
29%
5
90
817b
52
7%
50
par
4,200
55
1
ZZZZZl
1,900
20,300
18,400
6.25
25%
25%
25
26%
26%
2674
2674
287b
28
3174
5
27%
28
2734
2774
2774
2774
27%
277b
27%
2774
1,900
197b
19%
1974
197 b
19%
10,900
54
537b
537b
52%
53%;
307b
29%
30
1,800
3374
33%
337b
5,100
82
81%
82
19%
19%
xlS%
*.191%
52%
53
1-53%
53 %
*5274
4
Co com
5
197b
50
Corp common
29%
29%
30%
30%
33
33'/4
r
No par
33
33%
100
80
81
30%
31%
30%
28%
28
3
82
*30
33%
*80
29%
30%
28%
29%
13,100
28
28
2774
2774
1,400
38
38%
3874
387b
38
38
74
377 b
37'%
*72%
74
*72 7b
74
*72 7b
74
*727b
72'%
73
*71%
73
*711%
73
*71%
73
65
65
28 %
28
%
28%
51
51
507b
50%
14%
14%
14%
*25%
26
41
.
Inc
667b
*65 7b
67%
28
28 '/a
*2774
2874
500
*5074
51
50%
51
507b
260
14%
14%
*141/4
14%
.14%
14%
1,500
25%
2574
257b
257b
251/4
2574
*41
\
127b
14%
42
2,000
1,000
127b
13
*41
42
*41
*41
42
12%
127b
1274
127b
12%
67
67
66
66%
200
377b
3774
3,800
44 %
4474
66%
67
67
667b
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
37%
387b
44
44
44
44
45
44 %
4474
13
13
13
89
86
877b
-
1
12%
127 b
12%
12%
5
89%
90
88',b
88%
54
55%
55%
55%
16%
16-%
*16%
16%
}
-
*16
16'%
42
12%
66%
;_lo
*44%
1274
*88
*
13%
1,800
500
1,300
137b
"
55Vs
*84
557b
55 7b
867b
700
5574
3,100
5474
55'/2
167b
16%
167b
167b
167 a
167b
167 b
16%
16%
167b
*16 7 b
16%
16%
16%.
347b
35
600
400
4,500
5
34%
34%
347b
347a
34%
35
*84 Va
*84'/«
84%
84%
84%
84
847b
*83%
84%
70
100
27%
28
277a
277b
28'/a'
287b
277b
28%
277b
1
2774
2,200
79
80%
79
79
79
79
79
79 7b
78
78%
300
52%
57
58
100
1
52%
3%
*21%
16%c
Inc
50
26
38%
1
20
66%
28%
100
18
~G0
66 7b
*28
*2574
,
41
12%
"
*65
66%
*65
-
38 '/a
67
3
6,000
74
72 %
1
Co
260
3074
281/4
3074
73%
37%
•
2,400
*28
*71
*27%
50
33%
*80
82
1
*72
No par
__No par
50c
*80
30
33%
28%
5
■
30
307i
28%
common
Co
267b
2674
26 7b
81
100
,__7
"26%
4
27%
29%
No par
j
26
27
116
T
5
—No par
coin
series A
Stores
39%
347b
347b
84%
-
55%
55%
1.380
*21%
22
*21%
22
21%
217 b
217 b
397b
40
3974
407b
39%
40%
39
217b
39%
17.200
75
*73
78
*73
78
*112
120
*111
118
54
22
40%
57
57
577b
900
100
:
No par
*73
78
*73
75
75
preferred--
No par
*114
121
*112
118
*112
118
*52
53
*5174
53
5174
5174
300
17%
17
1774
13,900
5074
4874
49%
1,900
No par
Co
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
52%
17
51
52
83
83
100
*84
88'%
100
*77%
80
52 34
1674
17 %
5
pfd—100
i
5274
52%
12.50
i
preferred series
spilt.
,
21%
119
3.33%
,
17'/a
17%
18
173%
50
50%
49%
50 3 b
5074
81
*84
80
82
88%
80
*80
867b
*78
80
270
80
79%
867b
*86%
88
*86 7 u
88
100
80
*73
80
*78
80
10
80
*78
80
95
93
93
811/2
79
100
*78
80
*78
80
*78
80
*78
100
93
93
*93
95
*93
95
*93
'
86% Apr
*26
26%
*84
97
Inc_ZZZ_Z_l
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
May 23
118'%
>
90
217b
'
26%
21%
21%
50
94
3.85%
-
*95/
96
*93
84
/:
*84
(
ZlOO
96
*93
*105
2174
217b
2174
317b
10574
*105
10574
21%
21%
100
Mesta
4.35%
8%
31%
100
July 12
9
_8%
16
4
96
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & SCott
18
7,100
8%
45
35%
*93
$3.50 preferred
Feb
874
8'A
43i%
v
8
100
Mergenthaler
104% Jan
*100%
"
37
30%
par
~~
Robbins
Machine
1,900
44%
8
No par
2nd
"
7b
35%
1
^
Merck &" Co Inc commonconv
mZ
7b
44%
,
10c
.__lo
Corp common
>4%% "preferred (1st series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
Mengel Co. (The)
!
$4
2,100
62
6074
6074
*100%
*100%
.370
637b
6474
607b
537b
/
55
14%
54
2 8'/a
24
*100%
61%
62
277b
24
64%
64
64
61%
61%
700
5
2874
23%
* 24
1331/2
v
4,500
287b
28'A
27%
24
'•
com
Corp common
Mercantile
\1,500
78%
IZIZIIIlOO
common
&
4,500
177b
177b.
187 b
273%
•
697,400
%
17 b
4%
v
16,900
117 b
28%
474
'
2,800
tV
17 b
18
18%
20
86
17b
12
1%
>
1174
asa
Va
13/4
1%
900
30
*8374
17%
lo
200
14%
*14%
4%
~~™__~£50
63
89
207b
14%
17%
"__7
McQuay'Norris Mfg Co__«
20
July 10
69% Apr 24
207b
297b,
A
12%
3,100
3,100
20
20%
14%
...
1974
20%
*1974
;
29%
A
374
20%
2
14%
1%
22%
i/-"
:/
29%
12 Va
13 3/4
20
*374
37b
20
831/4
1474
-
1374
*21%
'
2274.
3%
197b
14%
1
com
37b
*374
13%
1374
*211/4
29%
lo
~i5
0
paZ
Co„
V
221/4
86
*83%
j_n0
14
*21%
19%
29%
86
Publishing
:
MoGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines-,
120
51% Sep
48
30
•
*13%
30
29%
*83%
*3%
5
Co
Mead
(
-
9
*21%
common_3
McLellan Stores Co__
.
17
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
14
22%
19 3/4
Corp
McKesson
2
29
93
July 19
Feb
61% July 31
23% Jan
3
16
26%
370
80%
167b
26 Tb
19 "/4
McGraw-Hill
8
'
other
801/2
16%
267b
1
McGraw-Edison
May 1450
July 15
15% July 18
2
27% Jun
For all
80%
167b
26%
*3%
$2.50 preferred
McCrory Stores Corp common
3%.%- convertible preferred
,
47
10
16 74 Aug 23
32% Mar 15
21% Nov 26
.
6
15% Sep
■
27% Nov 29
24% Feb
24
12% Aug 19
19
17% Dec
4
Sep
40% Dec
Sep
Jan
12% Feb
39% Jun
66
27
*79%
16%
8U%
167b
263k
20 Va
preferred
Jan
Dec
4,700
16%
20
Corp
Maytag Co
32% Jan
97% Oct
1,800
44
26%
61
$3.75- preferred
;
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
25
82
317 b
43
16%
79%.
20
Co
12% Dec 20
77
80
900
307b
3IV4
44%'
26%
20
"Zno
May Dept Stores
Jan
83
43 % Jan
.
79%
400
31%
*31
16%
79%
No par
8
40% July
83
8
441/2
100
&
Martin
Aug 14
33% Feb
*3074
447b
: 4
preferred
Masonite
70
Nov
31V4
447b
13%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
-
8
70% Aug 27
61% Sep
4
76
.
31 %
45
MooreZT~12.50
Exploration
Z_1
35% Jan
4
38% Dec. 26
-
31%
44 %
*21 %
preferred
Midland
25
*
31
46%
4
Garden
conv
47% Jan 22
7
Dec
31%
45%
No"uar
4%- convertible preferred
28
Feb
1
30%
31%
Inc
Square
cum
Marine
7
97,
;.
G
45%
26%
Marathon Corp
Marchant Calculators Inc
35% July 19
37% May 8
14
July 29
y2 Aug 15
27% Aug 29
48% Mar 19
-
6,500
*40
5,400
16,700
■
Co
Maracaibo Oil
11
96% Jan
'•
2,100
457b
Manning; Maxv/ell &
2
20% Apr
547% Feb
20
21
13
12% Dec 21
27%
4074
'
Manhattan-Shirt'
37% May.13
15% July 17
21
.41% Dec
26%
Magic Chef-Food Giant Mkts I»c_l
11
Dec
-f 69%"Nov 28
2774
3174
Manati Sugar Co
Mandel Bros
Jan
17 % Jan
2
July 2
Sep 12
31
80
May 15
273/4
'39%
3174
;
4%.%. preferred
'1
9% July 23
70"
<
28
31%
10
24% Sep 10
187b July
98
54
28
31
Mahoning Coal RR Co___Z_Z
Mallory (P R) & Co
73% Dec
»
63
277b
3174
May 27
50% Jun 17
Aug 26
9% Jan
4
*
H)
(R
'
<
6074
26%
*31
<fe Forbes common
preferred
Macy
x
530
12
37% Nov
17
39%
643/4
26%
31%
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
Jan
11
Dec
38%
63
26%,
*31
Mack Trucks Inc_
2
14% Aug 14
27y2 Aug 27
5
M
'
6%
12
21
74
40
657 b
457b
conv pfd~
Madison
Jan
82% Dec
137
95l
40
64 3/4
5
11% July , 1
18% Aug
2
7% Aug 30
Jun
7
20% Nov 13
20
93%
39%
637b
407b
& -Nashville
MacAndrews
!
89
32% Feb
"31
9374
45%
4.25%. series D preferred
4.35% series' E preferred
*;?<>:** series G
4
44
27% Sep
732
Mar
32% July 12
32% May 17
86% Jail 30
4% Mar 11
3
*'.48% May
*51% Sep 26
,29% Apr 18
900
405 b
par
39% Mar 22
125
Mar 18
476
6
Nov
10%
1
16,900
4,200
13
62
i0
Loiyeiistein (M) &-Sons
Lukens Steel Co__.
6% Aug
6
48% Sep 10
35
Jan
19
'
5,300
9274
1,900
24%
391%
100
7
0
Mar 13
Jan
7
Sep 24
<
7% Mar
7i% Nov*28
31
i%Oct~30~
i
610
26
38 3/4
91
40%
Co___l
28
12
Mar 20
139
Dec
37%
94 7b
27
24
,92%
(P) Co common__
lo
7%
preferred
jqo
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_No
4
34% Sep
18
31% Nov 26
86
,
.
39%
93
27
62
No par
Jan
22
20
16
Fjnlc
122% Jun
1
92%.Jan
;•
3874
46
common
Louisville
114% Aug 27
33% Oct
6% Sep 20
39'/a
inn
8
'
;
39Va
40
RR__j___
Lorillard
30% Jun ■>*' 5
14
26
3
May 24
.
,'30%Nov 14
28% Apr 11
,80% Dec 27
397b
4574
-
4.84%
a.
19
127% Mar-
11
45% Feb
8 :
31
49y4Jan
15
39i/4
40
.
Corp (The)
Carbonic Corp
Z:
Nov
40%
46
5% series B preferred
.
'
69
9
27% Feb
Jan
,37% Nov 23
*12%
40%
15
-
k4
23% Sep
2
25% Jan 24
30% Nov 20
109
Jun
120
12 7b
aZZZZ~Z~25
conv preferred,
Long Island Lighting Co
"
-
12%
95%
loo
k
93
.21
12%
61%'
common
_•
*
Feb <28
81
27
12%
39%
Lone Star Gas Co_
7
,
23% Jan
86% May 17
27
24i/4
12%
401/2
Lockhped Aircraft Corp„____.
Ldew s Inc
No
Lone Star.Cement
Corp,
11
28
Dec
2674
121%
'
36% May 13
20% Aug 15
9
22
;
104
83% Jan
2674
24%
12%
39%
preferred
List Industries
Corp_;_;
Litton Industries lnc__^.___ZIZ
40% July 16
16
103 y4 Dec
.'267b
27
24%
45%
convertible
2
102% Jan 13 "
28
33
40
_
Belt
~
52% July 30
19
1114
Link
10% July 16
57% Jan
■>
11
.
200
24
40%
Tulip CUp Corp
*
"
12
33
10
2,500
61%
26%
*33
40%
T47 LPJeferred
Lily
56% Sep
3
84% Julv 23
Feb
27
Dec
34
27
24
Lionel
Nov
15% Dec
*33
34
5
18
Dec
116
*,85
61%
34
24
•
Libby McNeill & Libby__
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7
88% Dec
~
62%
90
61%
*33
24
£
—ZZZZZZZZZZZZZl
Llbbey-Owens-Forcl Glass
67,% July 18
861
97
20
90
27
Products
16% Aur
41 % Aug 26
32% Aug 19
14% Sep 10
30% Sep 20-.
-
May 14
23% July
6
85
24%
28
9
"-75
6
35
July 26
/ 37% Dec 19
19
*83
26%
1
72% Jan
105
21% Oct
10
85
46
Lerner Stores Cohj__
31
150% Mar
18
7% Jan
Dec~12
18% Nov 29
28 >; Jan
92
*85
:
62%
%
62
62%
92
*83
90
*85
90
61%
34
(The)^__,.__j
Sep 11
38
12 %
Jan
,33% Dec 12
*83
63
1
preferred
&
13% Aug- 27
■'
Aug 29
12
43% Jun
4./
60
68 % Jan
'
Sep 25
6% Nov 29
87
Lelin
19
Apr 29
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
,,
7
Jun
130 % Aug
50
Jan
2
9
*7
49% Mar 29
,84
*83
Lehman Corp
(
'
.14% May 28
35% Jan 24
83
100
81
94
*12%
$3 lioiicum 1st
preferredJ-_No par
50c noncum 2nd
pfd
No par
14
62 % Aug 26
Jan
85
~i0n
Valley Coal
25% May 24
10
-
85
*83
79
81
*92
10
Rights
10
32% Jun
Apr
9
38y4 Mar 29
49 1
94
26%
1
TireZZirZZIZZZUZZ
Lehigh valley
i
24
15
72% Feb
Rubber &
3.85%
10
12
4
'
;
2% Jan
207b Jan
<
..
16
1
,47% Jan
*92
*40
Lehigh- Coal. & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement
•'4
Jan
12% Dec
137% Dec
94
*77
82%
82'/4
=
(ill)
Airlinea—100
Co
9
Feb
:
61 % Oct
2
s
Sep 13
17% Jan
4
20
16% Aug 29
68% Feb
1
98
Lee
a®
17 VB Aug 29
16% Jan
Jan
,
45% Jan
Sep 20
.1% May
25% Nov
2
*92
Lane^Bryanf!!!1 Pfd~75 PeS0S Mef
17% Mar 14
11% Sep
.
;
19% Dec 28
24
94
200
L
4
Jun
28% Sep
July 10
21% Jan
24
14% Sep
ig
15% Nov
84
34%
79
*77
79
ZZZZZZZZl
Laclede Gas Co common
4.32% preferred series
20% July 15
24% July 8
<
83
30
Mar 22
*•
17% Jun 27
10
347b
3474
347i
*82%
93%
____
Co___„_~
&
'•
r
2
Mar 22
4% Jan
'
13% Jan
H)
34%
1,700
'
14% Apr 13
25% Apr
3% Nov
"
4
(S
1,100
34%
*77
Co__ZZZZZ
Kroger Co (The)_
96
79
par
common
Kroehler Mfg Co__
9574
25"
preferred
Korvette Inc
E J
11
26% Sep
29
Inc
971/2
1
4%
7
29% Mar 29
50»/2 Feb
Royal Dutch
?^0PPevs. Co
96 3/4
84
2.50 J
,
Wire Co.
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
2
94 % Apr
1
y4 Aug 29
&
97%
23%
1
Indus common
J° conv prior preferred
xr*
*96
*82'/4
*33
1
^erf~McGee
3
41%
*77
02%
50
Z__Zno
_
813/4
41 %
79
87
8 7<i
_HZ
Kennecott Copper
8174
41%
84
83
No par
'
8174
4174.
*92
ZZZZlOO
Power & Light Co
(Julius) & Co
.
8174
*82%
100
preferred
34%
34%
33%
82'%
41 %
33%
"17
ZlOO
17,300
1,000
3274
33
*80%
*41'A
971/4
34%
97i/4
97%
32%
33%
81%
347k
81'%
*41
41%.
34%
10n
Kelsey Hayes Co
5
65% Jan
78% July
1
Kayser
36% July 11
.
non-cum
Kansas
19
31% Dec 26
;
com_No~par
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
*
50 % July 25
35 % Jan
4
5
preferred
par
4%
4
32% July
43 % Jan
30% Jun
52 % Jan
,75% Jun
11
Jan
29
.
4
47% May 31
>
56% Aug 26
»
97
4.35% cumulative
preferred
100
Kansas City. Southern
com
No
31
128 % Jan
37% July 29
Mar
3
32% May 3
26% July 11
15
Apr 17
49% July 10
20
42% Apr. 25
.
100
preferred
t LZUnm?iive Preferred
77% Jan
26% Aug 14
Mar 27
t
Apr
3.80%
81%
*41
417,4
33'A
34%
80%
50
4.50%, preferred
4.20% preferred
38 % Jan
2
12% Dec
Mar 12
33%
100
14
108
89
"
conv
™y Pr & Lt Co
97% Nov 28
33%
.
/
70
21
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
j
22
.Monday, September 23, 1957
..
:(1278)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Kinge far PterlMi
Year 195<i
.
t
,
STOCKS
.
8uue Since Jan. 1
NEW YORK STOCK
.
26% Bep 26
61% Sep
33 - Jan
12
42% Dec
20% Sep
Dec
~
47 '♦
May 28
■
12
Jan
2
30% Feb
12
'
127
'
88'
Jan II
76
33
:25% July
23
22% May
66
Jan 23
61% Sep 26
95
Dec 21
;90% July
75% May
105
4
8
40:
131.
15
101
July
July
8
17
:
Ye Aug 2b
18 Y4 Mar
91 Ya
July 23
Aug 13
•30% Jan
16
Feb
13
Jan
3
30
28% Sep
12 Ya Jan
12% Jan
t
44 Y4 Jan
31
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
.
11% Apr
12
Mohasco Industries
18% NOV 29
28% July 23
<24% Jan 12
16% Nov 29
'24% Jan
13
Dec
72% May
6
30 Ye Feb
23 y4 Jan
28
Jan
3
22% Sep
47
Jun
14
40% Jan
Monon
19% Apr
Doc
18% Jan
10
8
20
12% Sep
35% Feb
45% NOV
40
7
31
IB
36% Dec 21
Jan
29% Dec 31
43
Morrell
Motor
Wheel
Corp
Corp
4
Natco
80% Jan
30
Jan
Sep
8
?70,a
19%
17 V
17 V
33%
33%
v
22%
.
*21 Ye
367 a
36
207a
127a
12 7
47 V
19%
17 Ye
17%
;
17Va
"
*10%
] 1
•:-•
32%
33
267i
4274
27 V
36 Ya
•'
2
13
123i
•«
•21%
3Gr%
'•
27 Va
1
:
36
;
36 Ya
*127 'o
46 V
a
'■
47 Ya
4
46 V
-
40"2
*40 V
-
41
a
•
*40 Ya
•
18
18',a
i
.28
187a
L27%
-
27
.
-
;
20 V
:
12%
45 V
46% *
45 V
40 Ya
40Ya<
40%
157a
35
.
34 %
35
18 Ya
-18%
17%
l8Ya
26 Yt
26, Va,v
-
-
35
■
35
'
•
157-b
3.5 Ya
27 V
273a
'*43
34 Yi
.
35 Va
.
'273«
27%
"
~
2,300
35
3.790
-
27 Yi
277a
43%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14'« :
14
14 V
*54
'55'
17%
17%
12%
12%
54,,
17Yi
12-%
54
17%
12%
50
52
49 Va.
50
17-%'
17%'!
17
17V^
12%
12Va
27% 277ii
39% 39%
' 148
149
- 13
13Vi
x59Ya 60 Va
22Ye 22%
'
40% 4034
36% • 37%
,'*17%
18
23Ya' 23"?a
*83Ya 85%
27
27 Vi
26%
26 Yi
3.9%
39?«
39%
149 >
3,400
-
27%
27%
-
'1,200
15%
*34%
.
2,700
2,400
~
26 Vi
15%
•'
4,500
2
26
15% -
15%
-
a
43 Va
27 Vi .,"27%
*39%
-
45
2
15Yi
-15%
157a
-
1,400
40 Ya
■
Ya
20,600
1,000
12%
a
45 Ya
'
J 4,600
1'';.
36'a
13
18 Va
267 0
267i
27
'
40%
!
18 Ya
1
26%
•'3574
"
48
•
21
12%
13
2
1,200
4
1,400
21
v
V
20 Yi
'
„
43
35,900
3,100
-
20% '
•
20Yo
20Vi -20 Va
22%
Ya
<
27 Yi
27%
;
367a
"
20 Yi
%
43
•
900
"
a
'
600
-
a
32 V
22
•
/
-
10"
,
600
.1.-100
;
lOVa
42%
21 Yi
^
■
;n3i ■"
Yi
31%
,
22%-;
.22%.
42%
.
"72
*70%
'
"
21 Vi
*21
27 Vi
Vi
f
33%
16,800
17% \
*
407a
No par
19 Yi
'
*27 Ya
*43!
11
:
32,% "
2
■
10
J-
19%
-
11
42 V
21Vi
*20
18 V
12 Yi
■72
5.400
,
,
*
*11%
'
42%
;
GW*
61
-59
*19Yi
*70Ya
227'a
22%
'
42%;
'33%
'
,
6 Va
a,
;
17>i
33
3,500
*59
19%
"10%
v
3,700
50%
33
7
■
61
7,700
3,990
;
r
7Y«
46
34
6%
30 3
;
12
17 Vi
4
11
11
27
.
33%
5,100
28Vir
7%
51%
.'
•
27%
30 Ya
;
3,300
3,100
'.7,690
4
;67o:.
43%: ,-;45Va ;
6Yi'
,7Yi' '
7%
a
72
V 19%
19V-2
Va
*17
a
11 Ya
477a
,
31
50%
7
1'117a
20 Vi.
...
46 % ;
28:%
30%
v
Gi
*59
12
3G Va
_1
;
34 V
-
67a
/•
72
21%
....
-:
j
.7
28 V
27 Va
45 Yi
51%
-V 34
34
■.
r-
;
'-
2
-
45
-
■
60
;
20
;26Vi'
26
:
28Ye
7%
51
.
*11%
42%
15
National Acme Co
May
51 Ya
8,200
,
9.700
' *
,:bo
*18%
27%
27:»i ;
;
31
"
*
*5
;
30%,
7%
10.600
14Vi
*75
■1
46 %
2.9%
<-
..7Y4-.
-.1,100
f
91%
.
13%
20
6%
r
29
*70%
lfP'a
:
26,200
2,800
'
7
•
:
*88%
.
80
'27%
r '
12
34 Ya
5
1
July 26
31
60
11
07 a
<
14%
26 Yi
27%
28
7 '45%:
72
2G 7 4
:_1
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)_—
Murray Corp of America—
Myers (F E) & Bros
38% Jan
.
6%
7
7
'
61
21 Ya
10
1
Mueller Brass Co
30
27%.
L-27%-
6%
•
90
*18%
.20
*18%
■j
27%
3374
>
18%
•
.
*75.,.
80
...
*59
22Ya
-3
—
18% Jftn
<
20
7Ya
■■-
42%
1
10
—•
*
:
*75
"
27 %
,
*50%
22%
12
Products
Motor
8
17 Ya Apr
:
4 4%
:
80
*19:
3:;VL-
...
.
_1
No par
Lines
(John) & Co
Motorola Inc
11
32% Jan
Aug 26
14
Moore-McCormack
8
23% Jan
i
Sep
34% Aug 30
24% Apr 18
42% Apr 12
SO
Maris
4
12
20
14 Ya Mar 28
11
Oil Co
;
;
Montgomery Ward «fo Co_*
51% July 2
47
Jan.10
i
18
26
8
45% Jan
Sep
17% Sep
8
32% Mar
40% May 10
19% Jan
5
13
*11
—No par
Monterey
*
14%
14%
7 Va
Ya
17
—
Montecatini Mining <fc Chemical—
American shares-*
1,000 lire
24
25 Ya Jan
14%
13%
34%
*1174
5
Montana Power Co (The)
19
Feb
■89%.
*75
61
2
Co
12
36% May 31
40Yi Jan: 7
.•
3
Sap
51% Mar 14
30% Jan 23
21
Sep 26
30% Nov 20
42% Jan
11
28% Mar 12
18% NOV 27
13
37% DOC
14% Dec
20% Sep
35% Jun
89 Ya
52
*70V-2
No par
Chemical
88
7%
19%
25
A
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
4
88%.
27%
—
No par
Monsanto
.22
30
1
38% Aug
31
Tool
41% July 11
49% Jun
46% Apr 27
25% Dec 14
30% Jan 23
class
RR
88 %
"*
67 a
*59
-
:
Class B
8
-
100 i,
100
1,25
:
Co
Machine
84
'
33%
'~-
5
—*
26% Mar
2
51V* Mar 19
19
9
Jar,
18
11
39% Jan 26
.
Mojud
Inc
preferred
preferred
Inc
Monarch
26
22% NOV 29
33 % Nov
3%%
/ 4.20%
Apr 22
Apr 16
24 % Apr 18
15% Aug 20
10% Sep 18
3
preferred series A
1
83 Ya
<17
82
2G%
51%
20
Sep
Bo14
27,
7%
100
20
Aug 27
11% Sep 20
18% Aug 15
84Ya
"
No par
RR com
Sep
71
84%
30%
6% Sep
00
84%.
31
33
Feb 20
20
.
30%
11% Feb 29
i Mar 23
86
45%
.47% May 14
22
92%,
84%
I
..29%
30%
2
'88 ,! Feb
88 Yi-L
^2%
•
<
67«
9
i 76
94%
93 Va
29 >A
20
2
17%
92%
93
45%
Sep
3
17%.
94%
6%
7Va Sep
Oct
-18.
93 Ya
30:'h
46
,
<22
18%
:
45 Ya
8
•
22%
.*18
29%
•
67% Oct
38
Missouri-Kan-Tex
8
22
18%
10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
8
65% Mar
21%
,>3%
26%
0%
22%;.
25 %
447 a
;
_1
1
-
-
21 Yi".
24'/4
5
..__•
Development Co
30
24%
24%
20
81% Jan
,
14% Doc 31
21
11
Mission
*18Ya
28
35 % Apr
*
30 % Sep
43% May 27
37Ya May 23
24%
900
31 Va.
23 Ys
14%
"26%
31
!
600,
...
23%
89 Ya
*75%,
-No par
100
*
„
128
31%
85%
26%
45 Ya.
.
.128
.
31 Ye
94 Ya
100
Paper
Light
Minute Maid Corp
Mission Corp
14
GO'A May 24
12
Ontario
•:
-
32
46
21%.
25
-2.50
preferred;
conv preferred-
&
Minnesota Power &
4
15
'
2nd
15,400
*29V'a.
.31%
80
,17% Jan
9% Nov 29
60
*
6% July 23
1st
$1,50
Minnesota
37% Feb
26% Feb
•36% Aug 14
49% .NOV 29
7% Oet
19
$5,50
1
11
v5,200
<
22
18%
14%.
:
32%" '
31%
'
22%
*88
2934
-
32%
" 132
the Week
Shares
r
Y'
-
31%
22
84%
47
*46%
>128
132.;
*128
29
30 Vi
30Ya.
;
47%
47%
.
130
-
32
Friday
Sept. 20
31%
*
*
preferred
Minneapolis Moline Co eomnjon—1
May 31
25 Ya Mar
25% NOV 21
49% Apr
32
No pai
2_No pai
Mining & Mfg com
$4
1
35% Apr
:
Minn
47%
130
130
;~32
1.50
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg-.
9
98 % Feb 26
11
;40% July 24
*127
100
10
1st preferred
Oil Corp
*47
22
29
25
8%
Midwest
47%
621%
"18%
93%-
19 *
10
*47%
'*
-5
■■
/
■" Sept. 19 29% 30%
32 Ys 32%
,
30%
32%
*29
32
*29
Minn St Paul & S S Marie,—No par
Feb
88% Sep
4
32
Minerals & Cheui Corp of Amer—-1
25 Ya Sep
9% Dec
*29
—
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
73% Jan
58
"
32%
.
14
2
36%*Jan 23
Enterprises Iuc—
distribution,
;
33%
30%
32
30%
32%
3014
31%
July 25
24 Y*
3
29% Jan _3
30% Jim 25
30%
21% July 12
12
Feb
16% Aug 27
Jan
Aug 30
-
Inc
Sept. IS
Sept. 17
32%
5
10
'
Utilities
Midland Steel Prod connnon__
May 31
'32% Jan
; 21% Aug 29
20
Feb
137
42% Apr
22
1
South
Ex $25
July 15
53
30% Nov 28
:
Miami Copper
Middle
'
Feb
38
11
31
Jan
Oct
3
3
•36% Jan
5
19% Dec
76
40% JHD
24% Jan
Aug
26% Dec
13% Oct
5
Apr
40
29% Feb 20
17
10
~38% Jun
Midland
Mar 12
'. Jan
50% Jan
4
3
10
9
17
14
26
10
2
142
7
Dec
126
10
29 Ye Aug 20
13
20
Par
EXCHANGE
J0% Jan
S
«
40
Highest
-
47% Jan
40
'*•
Lowest
Lowest
Tuesday
.
Monday
Sept. 16
-.V
-
NIGH SALE rftlCES..
Wednesday^.,,. Thursday*
I.OW AND
'
43
43
43
*
r
43
■
300
N
62
-
July 18
82
July 25
29% Jun 27
Jan 23
23
-
Feb
'
17
■
34% Oct 17
150
Nov
21
179
Jan
'20
Apr
11
20
Feb
10
26% May 14
33% Deo
«
59
July 20
National Airlines
3
Automotive
Aviation
11
National
Biscuit Co
July: 3
163 Ya Apr
9
% Mar 19
20% Feb 10
3
24% May 22
Feb
12
33
Jun
20
17% Sep
20
22% Sep
20
28 Ya
101% Aug 28
17
82
12%
27
39Ya
27Ya
10
common—
•
13.
12%
5
-
.Natl Distillers & Chem Corp
4Va% pfd series of 1951-1
May 21
101% Apr
3
Aug 20
.17%*
1
Inc
;
12%
•
59%
22%
60%
22%
41%
-
.
40%
-36%
39%
40%
36Ya
17%
234a
84Ya
17?ir
24%
86
..
100
■-•-
37
17%"
23%
-?84%
com.,5
*■'
.
147% 147%
12%
13%
59%
60%
22Ys
22A
'
147
12%
.
27%
27
39%
39%
147-
National Cash
50% July 11
38% Mar 18
23 Ya Jan
9
11
Fibres
Corp
National Can
29% Oct
21
56 Ys
preferred A
100
Corp
_10
Register
5
National City Lines Inc—
—1
National Cylinder Gas Co—
l
National Dairy Products—
5
National Del)artment Stores——5
9
4
42% Aug 14
25% Jon 27
134% Jan 23
15%
55%
7%
,
15% Jan
70% Jun
203/4 Jan
30
*14%
1
National
National
40% Sep
142% Aug 19
11% Aug 27
46 % Feb 12
30
15% Anf 17
-
14
14
26 % Sep 11
35
Jan
2
5
1
Corp
38% Jan
12
11
111% May 24
'34% Feb 13
92% Dec
Fen
16% Mar 19
42% Apr 18'
39% Jan 24
Nov 26
11
<35% Jun
19
49% Sep 20
17
Sep 20
22
16% May 28
41 ;
36%
17%
23%
B4:%
150
Va '
" 150
.
.
4,000
1,900
6,700
'
-
11,300
13Vi"'
,
.
13-
1374
60 Va".
Va
250
149
-
13
60
2,900
12%
12 Vi
.
1,000
1,600
a
59%
60%.
21% : 22'
22 Yi
22%'
39 Vi
40V4'.
36%
37%
'
"36%
.
'
'
38 Yi
17%
17% r
-1774
23 Yi
23:! 4
83
Ya".
1,600
a
39 %
-
7,100
373a
•
24,200
1,600
23,000
17%
-22%
83 Va
9,900
'
23%
83 Yi
500
84
'
18% Jun 20
21% Mar 12
37% Dec 27
61%. Apr 13
<93
Dec
105% Feb 23
26
123% Aug
'76% Jan 23
31
Dec
10
179
Jan
138
NOV 30
153
Mar 12
<11% Jan
14% Bep
5
32% Feb 14
•
20
33% Dec 28
Bep 10
Jan
4
July
8
162% Apr
11
47% Jan
4
80Y4 Jan
36
Dec
13
48
Oct
-
7
15
9 Ye Apr 13
12% Oct U
17 \ Mar 29
10% Dec 26
12% Feb 13
6% July 18
;
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
31% Dec
75
21 Va
96
1
50
May 28
'23% Nov 29
2
42
7% May 29
8% Aug 23
'
Sep
'■
National U
National
S
Natoinas
Sep
16
19
17
77 Y2
28
Co
500
Jan
f
30
Jan
3
10% Sep
64% Jan
3
7
148
128
128
128
106
108
148Va*
128, '
147%
128
14 Y#
14%
34%
43 Ya
44-'! 4
38%
9%*
8%
8%
•
England Elect,rJc System
1
pfd-100
iio
-
15
-
York
York Central—:
Brake
j
Apr 22
Mar 11
Mar 28
non-cum
N Y &
12 Va
29 Ya
29%
2Q%
75%
75 Ya'
75%
15Ya
ys
77 Ya
23%
23%
15%
82
96 Ya
96 Va
*
80
82%
82
23%
27%
27
27%
23%
23%
23%
*78
*78
81 Ya
"
*98Y2
50
15 %
85
.
78 Y2
'
;
27 V 4-
23:% :247a
'
32
% Dec 26
19
Jun
21
34% Dec
4
;
58
Nov 26
25
Jan
41% Jan
14
84 Ya Jan
-
Aug 27
Common
15
17
11
Preferred
•-
New
4
28% Dec
94
6
73
Nov 28
78 r
;
Dtp 31
J 82
6
34% Feb 28
85%, Feb 23
69% Nov 29
,
Mar
'
Dec 11
91
Feb 13
98% Jan
9
193
Jan 18
33% Jun
24
72 Ya Sep
3
38% Apr 13
87
28% Aug 14.
64
July
69
78
Sep
73% Feb
1
33%
May~25~
Jan.
/ 60% Jan
'
4
22% Ncrv 19
38% Nov 29
:
>
16 Y« Jan
'
16'
77% Dec 28
-
41
104
»
t
5
May
8
Sep 19
35% Oct
1
22% Aug 18
43
'.Apr 13
73% July 18
26% Feb
49 Ya
Sep
1
25
Oct
7
19
88
Jan
3
50% Aug
111
45.
Jun
.
8
i
Apr 12
59 Ya Sep
21% Aug 19
20 Y4 Aug 26
-70
July
48% Jan
98 Va Sep
1
2
19
39% Feb 12
Jan
•
25%
July
18
39% May .17
■
,70% Jan
,
34 Va
29
•
29%
*66 V4
74
*71%
*76
80
Western
&
,.69
84
Dec
12
«2
.Dec
5
84
Deo
85% Dec
18
>21 Ye Jun
8
18
18% Ang
91
103
7
Feb 21
15% Aug 26
68% Jup 25
*81
North
•
100%
100 Ye
*22%
--36Y*
61
Jan
2
78
101% Jan
9
86
102% Jan
I
99% July 28
29% Jan
13
79
Aug 28
2
Jan
Aug 21
83
Sep
9
21Y4 Aug 26
92
Mar 29
90
Feb
1
90% Feb 18
02
'Feb
28 Ya Feb
5
4
Oct
1
19% Jan
3
12
20% Oct
1
28% Jan
6
20 Y4 July 22
24
Sep
25% Aug 26
38
July 12
14
Sep
20
17% Jan
4
25
;
' :7.2
.
• <
71
*'36%
3GVk'A-
-
*35%
36 Y»
61 Ya
61 Ya
.
*81
preferred
Northern
:
Pacific Ry
16
22
20%
50 V*
.*100%
-
—5
'
61 Vi:
61%
-
.
41%
x24*A\
21
71
.
50 Ya "
<
' *99
• 40%
102
•
41%
-
.
States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
:
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
:
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc.—
—
Northwest
Airlines Inc
-
-
_100
—100
—100
_100
i,
common
10
-16
16Ya
22%
72
80
86Y2
80
84
23Ya
12%
12%
-
*80
°78Y2
*80
-100
—1
--
-
:-.*H
*78%
—5
«
$3.60 preferred series-,
1
$4.10 preferred serie?„_^Jl
!
"
1.
;
25Ya
21.
71
50%
l'
71
* 50'
-
2 IVi
22
*21 >/4
21
< 70
-
100
•
'•
25% ' 26V4
--
—
.
:
—
*21
1
Capital Oorp_;__—__^_i
For footnotes see page 26.
4.6%
Norwich
preferred
—
Pharmacal
Co
25
1.25
4-76
83
'
*81' 1
100
♦
=*99 V 4
22 V
71
} '"
50%
"-i99•:
:-
41 Ya
51 Ya
-*
12Ys
12Y2
'
12%
<
16 Ya
*23%
30
24V*
f223k
29%
30
24
24
30Ya
*
24
30 Ya
30 V*
22.<
100
/
,
-
-<
24%
22
%-. 237a
-
;
70
507 e
513i
*96 7 a
41 Va
>
- 16%
■
,3,000
.
.-140
.3^300
51VW
.
-GO
-
98 Ya
14,900
407a
:
16
39%
70
>
15034
98'a
40,700
.
.21 Ya
•20%
21 Va
800
3,600
21%:
'*21%
.
900
60 V a
•59%
•
40%
.
410
-
•-
36%
98 Y«
■
-
22 7 i-
22 7-4-
*35
71 Va
-
71
80
86Y2
80
84
23
12%
r
-
*70
7
99
-41%
16Ya
16Ya
r 72 • ' ' ' ^70%
80
80
■
t r
78%
*80
86Y2 • •- *80
*78% - 80
*78%
*80
84
*80
22%
23
22%
16
*
Yi
607»
■
21 Ve
;
%
-
.-
*71
"
71
24
;
24%
^
*21Vi
.>•
-
102
' 41%
24Ya
300
j
<
'83
'
36;ii
•
607 4
6l%;<
'21 Va" 2IY2'
'
71 Ya
80
.
100
-
22 Yit
•
2
*'*357i
■
22
100
J"
'
*■71 Ya"
•
*81
83
'
18
71%-
69
"
100
;v
-22%. '36%
'
80
Ya
>*70
..r
13,200
*68
'
72
80
80
29 Va-
>
"70"
*68
4,700
35
74%'
-2874
■
29'/a-
2,800
2,430
*727i-
74*2'
f" 28%
29 Yi
25 Yi
-
34%
35
347i
*7274
■
/"
2,100
11%
Vi!
29
26%
74 Ya
99 Yi
*'22%
23 Ya
-'
'
•
100%
22%
-22%
__25
—
Aviation-^-:
American
5%%
8
49% May 31
Feb 14
*76
■
83-
*81
83
'
100
Ry common_'_25
Adjustment preferred
4
17% Jun 11
*70
'
11
30 Ya
26
-
58% May 20
•82
: *66Yi
.
12
29 V 2
'
——
Norfolk
Yi
117 i
29%
*•
'
72"
80
66
-
16% Oct
1
72% Dec 17
29
1 180
-
280
35
*72%
1,200
20,900
8,400
;
103
29 Ya
!34Ya
•
72%
•
"•
- -
79%
78
*99
*240
26'/a
••
3,300
24,900
24Va-
103
11%
26:
"
34%
72%
-
29%--
-
6GV4
Northern
I
29-
*76
Northern Central Ry Co__i
Northern Natural Gas; Co com
Mar
34%
75
*72%
*71Va
,n;
:
29
-
26 Yi
25%
26
34 Va-
100
,
'
1
No par
•
Northeast
107
28%
•
a
.
*28r:u
Corp—
-
—•—,
24% July 17
Jan
28Y»
25 V*
79
•
28%
-
s
26Ya
>240
280
11%
11%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp coin—No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
>
__:100
3.90% preferred
:
:
LI00
4.10% preferred i
:
100
5.25%
preferred
—^100 Niagara Share Corp
J
___v__5 Nopco Chemical Co__„
L-_2
9
39% Jan
Gas
——;
$3.75 preferred
3
24% Jan
100
11%
'
•"
28
102% July 19
20
20% Aug 14
1
30
.90
6
Ya Aug 20
18% Apr 10
33% Feb 12
14
Jan
81
Electric
Common
•
.'86% Apr 11
98
18%
1
1
-31% Mar
jyly 29
Aug 28
73
Apr
series A—
11%
York Shipbuilding Corp
N Y State
39% Mar 27
; 75Ye Nov 28
5%
-11%
No par
•
23
-
280
N Y New Haven &, Hartford Co—
.
-
*99
103
*240
•
*•
„
,
'
8174
,237a
.
78
a
.
96 1 '
26Va'
-
15,300
-;10d
15V'a-
'
77 V
300
81% ;
" -
-23
-
23%~"
267
24..
280
'240
280
*240
23Va
24 Yi
81'/a
1,300
78V'a
23%
*98%
1,800
75"
94%*
86 Yi"
,837a
.
12%
—
r79.
-85J ""
1,300
3;900
300
,
29%
15 Yi
15%
'
.
"
l4Ya'
Ya
-;75
300
;
-
G-
12%
28
tfi8
81t
Va
: ;
8%
-29 '
27%
103
14
■
'
23%
<
24
.
*98Ya
103
12Va
29%*
76':. —
96 Ya"
i5Vi
*82—'
80
14%:
-
*7:
*
:
so¬
27Ya
*
L15
i.
*14'/a
12%
23Y2
No par
preferred—No par
Harlem RR Co
14Ya
12%.
29 Ya
'
7.800
4,300
.28,100
11
•
6
6*8-
.
15%
78
- -
6
12%
96
11
HV'a
11 Va
15 Yi
,
-
'
8%.
8%;,
,.
14 Ya
>82
85
9612
9
8%;
87 a.'
8%
75 Ya
15%
.
95Y2
New York Dock comhion——_No par
$5
•
*82
5
I
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
10
87
Air
-
-
43%
39%'
29 Mi
29%
75
-
600
42%-
383i
.*8%
6Yu
-*141%
11,300
:'
40 Vi
9 Ya
11 Ya
5%
6
33*/a
40
,
!
11
2.900
18'4
67
44'! 4
6%
..,
1,500
,"2,200
-
40
8%
*8r;'e
,
44 ; -
44%
39 Ya
11 %
18
05%
07%/
33Ya!
8%
34%-,
33%
.
67
33 Va
12 Ya
*
12%
*29
75
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
\
6
14%
12Y2
18
17Y8
-
67 Ya
34
44%
140
*-
14 "a*
Ya
34 Ya.
33 Ya
'9%
6 '
\14%•
800
<
•
14
*
67
*
39%
11 Ya"
11Y2
I8Y4
18
18%
34%
9Vu
v
'60
12,300
> t
129%
128
34%
68 Ya
38%
6
7,000
'
'
1438
34%
34 Ya
9 \A
•
7,400
"
150
143,a
18 'A
38%
-
Ya
4l3o>
-87%:
110 Ya'
34%
67%
*8%'
-
V
147 V a
110%
34Yi..
34 >«
x43%
_1
2
14%
Y*
34%
44
*11 Ya
87 V
•
14
34%
-
40%
*86 %
42 '
,
109 re
128
128
17
17*2
'
*
*86
' 148
—1
;New
103
27% Aug 29
148 Ya
••
—1
I
-
.New
351
148%
—1
-
—
July 29
29Y4 Jan
109Y4
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4'/»
Newmont Mining Corp—
24
May 20
.
lllYa
- -
Newberry Cb (J J) common_iNo par
3%% prefewed -i.
—
100
New
a
Corp
36% July 25
Aug 29
Sep 19
July 24
Jan
84 Ya Jan
98 Ya Aug 13
260
Sep 13
12% Nov 27
Jan-
86
130 Ya
July 24
20
"1
Feb 26
85
.
17%
17 Ya
.41%
87
*■
110%
1
Fibre'Co
41 Yi
*85
111%
-
-
—1
*
87
*35
86
17%
42%
17%
..
-
'
18
33% Jan
90% Sep : 9
70 Ya July 10
17
10
Neisner Bros Inc
77% Jun
July 29
41
128 "
No par
Inc
Vulcanized
Nehl
91
17%
40
X14YV- 14 Y2
34 Ya
34%
17%
18%
68%
69lA
—
No par
—
Radiator—'
4
27 Ya
17 Ya
148% 148%
...
—1
-
National Theatres
5
33% May 18
440
May 31
16
14 Ye Feb
23
Jan
9
I6Y4 Feb
26 y2 Sep
107
Corp
Corp
2
15
17r:»
41%
85%
National Sugar Ref Co
—Nopar
National Supply (The) Pa_
—5
National Tea Co
*
5
May 17
14% Jan 11
8
Jan 11
29 • Aug 19
-72Y4 Aug
1
Mar 13
.
110%
Corp
20
33% Apr 30
47% Jan
3
11
•
Sep 26
€
'94% Jan
Shares
National Steel
9% Sep
10
Service
12% Sep
32% Nov 29
<76
National
11
26% Sep
1
Jan
Linen
14% Jan
3
17% Bep
«
97% Feb 14
125% May 7
87% Nov 19
Nov 21
88% Jan 20
bl
5%•Aug 27
o
Jan
12
1
Co .common
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast
37 Ys Mar 11
11
39% July 30
-
3
16% Apr 26
79
8 Ye Mar
15
;
17'a
,40 Y«
-10:
—
preferred A.*————i-100
preferred B—_—21100
National
3
12
36 Ya Jan
•
6%
-
July 18
33 Va Feb
3-
.17% Mar 19
14
Dec
Jan
7%
,
4
40% Feb
'
Co
$4.50 pteferred —:—_j—No par
23
,17% Feb 12
65% Mar 12
.
Gas
Gypsum Co common
National Load
16
Jan
139
12
33% Sep
20
77% Aug 17:
87% Nov
8
Jan
97
8
15 V* Sep
12% Apr
48% Oct 24
16% Jan 20
July
138
143% Aug 20
124 % Aug 23
4-
64
,
National Fuel
National
'
84 .
Aug 22
100% Feb 12
9
154
19Y4 Jan 25
46
37% Aug 27
35% Apr 25
"
16 Va
16 Yi
:
;
9,600
"
70 Ya
71
80
707i
;
,*787i
>
*80-
86'/a
*78%
80
*80
71
280
!
?787i
797i
*80
86 V
*787i
*80
;•
3D
80
84
'
84
-
2
.
'
'
23%
22 V 4
~
7,100
12 Yi
127a
12
12 \A
.7.000
*24
24 Ya
100
30 Va
4,500
23
*24
24%
23
*
30 Yi
30 V 4
297a
Volume
Number 5675
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1279)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 11)26
Lowest
Highest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
•*
Lowest
Highest
IOW AND HIGH SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Par
Sept. 11
o
49
Dec
14
90% Dec
13
78
Dec
85 '
58 J/i Aug 13
110% Jan
4
88
20
100
Jan
5
76% Jun
Dec 18
110
Jan
11
82% Dec
31
109% Feb
4
47% Apr
3
34% Jan
10
17%. Nov
1
43
,
88
104
July 10
Jun
52% May
Juu
38
89
21
Jan
29% July 16
4.40%
preferred
preferred
14
Jan
97
Oklahoma Gas
3
Jan
414
15
28% Mar
Preferred
7
Oklahoma
Nov 29
•
105
62% Aug
130% Aug
2
97% Sep 20
'17% Jan
9
107% Jan
Nov 20
11■
May 28
80% Dec 31
9
10% Sep li
7T% Sep 19
39'/a Feb 12
2
42% Feb
11
61% July 11
77
May
129
July 11
13% Jan 11
95%
59t
Nov 20
GO
*91
iNov 27
98%
Dec'l
.-.35
July
11
Outboard
86
19
Outlet
5
91
18
16% Oct
Jun
Sep
16% July 15
68
Jan
J
31% Aug 20
88% ,Aug 26
9
104
43
Jan
Jan
2
Feb~10
23 %
28%
31% Oct 31
47
Oct
10% Aug 15
12% Sep 11
40
2
•
Nov~27
Jan
16
40
<Jan
12
■
128
Dec
26
152% Feb
26% Jan
9
39% Apr
33Y«Jan
117% Sep 11
2% Sep 11
125
Sep
132
:«% Dec 28
16% Jan. 27
48% Dec
Mar
9
9
5% Sep
9
13% Aug 26
21 % Mar 20
,'
13
;
53.- Dec
26
Jun
41%-'Sep 11
66% Jan
31
Jan
6
84% July 23
95
29
36% Jan
3
28% Jan
86"% Jun
Aug 27
42% Dec
10
29 I
40% Jan
23
% Jun
12% Jan
3% Oct
4
8
,
23
57% Apr
30'/2 Jan
17% Dec
2
38% Jun 24
9
22% Feb
12
16% Jan
18
6% Mar 12
14% Jun
25
9
37
21
23
Jun
37"
Nov 27
25% Nov
41% Mar 12
26
Oct
-
13
Jan
12% Jan
21
23% Sep
9
22% Sep 20
<67
•
17
40% Jan
13% Jan
2
75
6
43% Nov 26
48% Jan
3
92% Dec 27
112% Mar
2
92'% Jun 26
12
91
Dtec
19
109
21'
Nov 29
28
11
Dec
17
19% Jan
13
21% Jun 27
31% Jan
13
'
10
93% Oct
4
35% Dec
28
93
July 15
17
Mar 11
106
Jan*
103
Dec
10
109% Jan
Jan
23
29% Nov
5
4
26
91.
Feb
3
,
I 47
July 11
94% Mar 12
91
3
12% May 25
Mar
15% Jan
.
v
5
8
99% Mar 14
1
56% Dec
40% Dec
17
59% Jan
.
3
70%
22% Feb
9
28 % July 25
96
Apr 10
Dew 26
13
8
,17
Apr
50% Nov
Jan
-*
77% Feb
..
.
96% Jan
5
;
1
22
11
163% Jan
16
142
21
170
23
134
74
Jan
6% Feb
24% Feb
78
Oct
81%Dec
10
96%
|
6
Mar 26
92%
7
Dec 28
78
35% Maer 14
155
36% Jan 24
128
Dec
31
90
23
Jun
25
16
Apr 20
40% Apr
6
30% Jan 23
Dec
31
22
Jan
23
21
Dec
11
15
55
7% Dec
31
10% May
23
29% July 25
135
84
117
Mar 2«
Jun
18
Jun
Feb
12
20% Sep
20
38
7
Jun
1
10
32% July 22
24
22% Jan
16
44% Jun
21
51% Sep
18
6% Sep 20
64
Mar
1
9% May 15
72
Aug
37% Dec
10
49% July 25
25% Nov 29
Dec 31
:•
22%
Dec
!
21% Dec
5
108
Nov
31
J
29
30
48
33% Sep
11
66
26% Jan
30'
July 30
20% Sep
26% Mar 14
20
120
July 25
35% Mar 8
4
Aug 22
102 % Sep
May 20
Mpy
9
79% Mar 19
24% Feb
28 % Feb
4
4
Feb
7
28% Jun 24
82% Feb
4
24 Vi Jun
29
Feb
4
12
118
93.50
,
j
6%
6%
6%
-6%
6
19
33
'56
19%
%
33
20%
*61
20%
20%
53
17%
4
*17 %
'
4%
:
4
No par
*93%
*80 Vi
*89
101 Vi
93
18%
18%
24,300
6%
6%
6%
6Va
6%
17,200
*32%
40
63
6Y
61
52
*51
52
93%
*93 Vi
95 Vi
50
17%
17%
*17%
18
17 Vi
17%
1,300
4
.
56%
57%
-
*87'A
46%
1
36%
36%
20 V a
94
82
80
80 Vi
*89
90
•100
*20%
20%
101%
14%
14 Va
14%
14 %
15 Va
59
x42 Vi
80
90
>
10
25%
11,100
14%
14%
14%
58%
58 Vh
270
42%
42%
9,700
*59
61
42%
72%
*67
72%
10%
*93%
42%
42%
42%
Vi
91%
17%
*89%
17 Vi
17%
59%
59 Va
50%
V 58 Vi
22%
22 Va
22 %
22 Va
*89%
25
No par
43%
91 Vi
%
17%
17
1
2
22%
*afi
♦88
par
*89
1
'
22
Vi
78
*70
*67
72 Vi
*67
72%
*67
*10%
10%
*93%
98
42%
•88
92
10'
*93%
:
v
*88%
93
92
100
72%
9%
•93%
10
2,300
98
42%
42%
41%
-42%
40,600
42%
42%
42 Va
42%
1)800
91%
•89%
91 Va
*89
91 Vi
,
-98
78
21,100
f
it
8U
10 Va
-
4
43 Vi
-
8Q
80
'
43 Vi
*70
98
*59
22%
43
43
17 Vi
59%
*59
10
';
30
101%
25%
*67
42%
•100
72
72
50
90
25%
100
98
*88
700
130
14 Vi
60
42 '
6,900
79%
74
42%-
36%
36
20 %
43
*9 8%
10
13,300
87
101 Vi
2,600
7,300
89
94%
*70
10%
56 Vi
20%
43
'
».
46%
94%
74
-
46%
20%
*70
.—100
36%
54%
*87%
-
25%
14
—5
57%
89
47%
.4
13,200
100
95
•100
101%
3
43%
4%
20%
*88
*100
60
20%
*80
26
*59
20%
*94'A
.
89
"
:
57 Vi
89
47
36%
36%'
*4
57 Va
*87%
46%
89
20 Vi
1
4
94
10%
100
*51 Vi
23%
10%
100-
5,200
61
*93 Va
26
1
1,100
40
20%
20 Vi
59
19
33%
95 Vi
25%
59
*57
410
52
26 %
42%
39%
890
20%
26
5
19
*32%
95 Va
2,800
52
1
100
95
42 Va
*93%
*80%
101 vi
19%
33
39%
93%
'
90
19,%
19%
33
40 Vi
*61
46 Vi
36%
82
'
93
18%
93%
-:
95
100
93
18%
*20%
20%
20
No par
95%
93
18%
39%
*
4
57
57%
56%
95%
92 Vi'
41%
20 Vi'
95
17%
17
42%
93
52% *
95%
17%
*52
96
42 Vi
*19 Vi
63%
*52
1,900
57
42 %
*32%
40
*94%
100
*54
6%
19%
x39%
64
*61
57
18%
33
-
*54
92%
40%
40%
100
Inc
tr—__1
preferred
75
142
*139%
*137
138
Vi
.17%
.1
;
*85
,
*88
17%
17'A
17%
59
58
58
1,200
22%
21%
22
2,800
89
*84%
88
92
•88
lv300
92
Publicker
94.75
Industries
cum
137
*139%
137
145
137
80
22%
20%
21%
5,300
74%
73%
74 Vi.
72%.
73 Vi-
6,500
v
7%
.
26
.72a;
75
7%
26%
*73%
*•"
7%
>
7%
25%
.
75
25%
*73%
75
7%
7%
2,100
23 Va
25%
10,800
*73%
75%
•
*80%
*80
81
:
63%
23 Vi
25%
25%
*120
130
130
'
*80.
81
25%
•120
V
95%
130
63
63%
90
*25
*120
"
63
*
81
25%
130
63%
*80
81
24%
25
1,800"
130
•120
61 Va
63%
87
88 Va
6,100
88%
88%
19%:
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
1.500
30% -
30 Vi
30%
30%
30%
30
30
3,100
27%
28%
29
29%
29
29 Vi
27%
28%
21%
;2i%
21%
21%
21 Vi
21%
21
%
21%
4,000
50%
-■
90
♦88
"
03%
63 Vi
63%
*80
*
81
'
*25%
'*121'1
51 Vi
51 Va
51%
51
51 %
50%
50%
10,400
4,400
*88
19%
19%
.*» 19%
30%
<-30 Vi
27%
28
21%
21%
51
51%
89
f
89%
800
"
7
%'
*69
-
7 V«
7%
*69
71%
3%%
preferred—
preferred—
10
4.32%
4.16%
7%;
.71%
,
*7
Vi
5,800
7Va
6%
7Va
71%
70%
70 Vi
120
39'A
39 VA
38%
38%
2,900
34
54 %
34 Vi
6,500
7Va
7%
70
70
4.20%
com
preferred
preferred.
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Oil
(The)
25
20%
*19%
;
34 Vi
68
68
20%
20
•
*69,
'
30
25%
100
100
10
3 •
34%
"
70
*68
70
68
68
21 Vi
*20 Vi
21%
20%
20%
500
20%
21
21
400
*102
105
20
*20
*102
105
*102
105
29%
30 Va
30
30 V.
30
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
30 %
10,700
25 Vi
2,500
*78
81
♦78
80 Vi
*77 Vi
81
85%
84
84
*83
85
*82
85
85%
83
83%
*83 Vi
84 Vi
83%
84
24%
24
24%
23%
24
24 V.
24 Vi
4,000
60%
60
601 i
59
50%
58
58%
4.700
39%
39 Vi
39%
38%
35 Va
37%
32
83
♦79
82
•83
85%
♦83
84 Vi
*83%
24%
24%
24%
60
60'
59%
39%
39%
39
k
•
72
*20%
20
♦79
84%
34%
*08
30
29%
25%
34',4
39%
105
*102
105
29%
25%
%
20
20
No par
-
21 %
♦20%
No par
100
No par
v
*102
•
39
34%
68
100
Gas com
preference
preferred
Inc!
34%
68
25
I
dlv
Pullman
34%
39
38%
39%
100
'
preferred.;—
preferred-
Pub Serv El &
39%
No par
of Colorado
Public Serv Co of Indiana
Pure
'»
.5
com
145
21%
•
Public Serv Co
91.40
75
No par
Inc
preferred-
137
23 Vh
25%
7%.
26
26
10
■■
<
*139Vi
137
73%
73%
"7%
7-%
25%
*73%
30%
2
145
22%
1
*
10
t_;
137
23%
23%
72
"
5
Gamble
&
7%
♦139%
145
137
137
2.50
Poor & Co,————
Potomac Electric Power Co
4.30%
48% Jun
19
*33
-
'
convertible
Procter
Feb
18%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
95
12
*54
93
73 Vi
3
37% Feb
56%
18%
72%
17
5
19,600
56%
92%
1.25
89% Dec
go.
15 Vb
567/a
18%
100
Metallurgical
22% Jan
page
12,200
15
57 Vi
91%
23%
4.08%
see
26%
15%
57
*53%
23%
4.18%
61% Apr
26Vi
15
*139%
27
4
27%
15%
57%
5,300
Feb
footnotes
26%
15
2,000
Mar 13
For
6,600
17%
92
37% Jan
79%
37
92
24
79%
57%
18%
5
30
24
80
17%
11
66% Apr
*23
79 Vi
36%
Aug 28
Sep 18
80% May 22
27%
410
22%
17%
Sep
6
27'%
200
23%
22'/a
37%
84
20
24
53
*22%
.
17 Vi
Feb 15
Sep
*23
•
*52
,
37
26
58
24
17%
85% Dec
23% Sep
23 Vi
*22%
38
77
r
53
*22Vi
17%
16
1
1,400
38
103% Feb
-•62% Oct
26%
17%
21
1
900
26%
38%
10
83 '
24%
26%
1,400
17%
32% Jan
15
6,600
38
3
29% July 25
74 Vi Jan* 3
1,000
9%
17%
11
106% Feb
3'A
9%
'24
15%
91%
25
preferred
preferred (conv)
19%
3 Vi
25
*52 Vi
27%
42 Vi
com
19%
59%
94%
Inc
a
38%
Dec
104
*53%'
40
+
600
14%
95
common
13,900
9%
24
24
10
60%
23%
3%
9%
26 Vi
Va
23
17%
26% Dec
82% Dec
28
20%
3%
*24%
40
7,500
43 Vi
38%
5
40
88% Mar 29
26
Jan
40 Vi July 24
71
;
38
24
*19%
-
8,400
34
«,
*23%
9%
59
61%
Va
2,900*
20,000
1
t
i
61
*41
42%
46%
88%
33%
"
—100
Pifctston Co (The)—
3
Sep
Vi
80
5%
14%.
58%
42%
com
43%
*87
3,080
60,300^
—1
20
14
62 Va
80
42
preferred
14%
40C
125
5%
47%
100
series
125:
6
14%
34%
79 Vi
94%
common
126%
52%
*23
42
5%% 1st series prior pfd
i.ti.100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—,—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
'
19% Jun
,
2
May
Jan
85
1
25
July 12
25% Jun
Aug 10
74
63% Dec 27
7
30:
t
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
45% Nov
■
'
2%
87
80
95
A
2%
.-
-
23%
r
•
56
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co—
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt——„—1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
6% preferred class A_
—100
8% July 19
37% Jan
4
60% Aug 26
85% Aug 26
71% Nov 19
50
July
23% Feb
Feb
24
Vi
26-%
117%
■*.
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
13
80% Feb
79
>-
117%
3
26%
52%
41%
No
10
4
*22%
94 Vi
$4.80
85% Jan
12
*22%
24
*22%
*22%
58 Vi'
Pittsburgh ForgingS Co
Aug 29
20
52 Vi
23%
*22%
i
■
14%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
Pitts
Sep
*22%
24
%
5,100
118
42
25
26 Vi
10
98% May 15
46% Jan
7
6
7% Feb
24
23
8,800
87
3%
*24 Vi
26%
52 Vi
55
%
25
26 Va
100
20% May 16
21
25 % Sep
*24 %
47%
34
20%
-
2,700
23%
46%
1
24
9%
39%
35 Va
5%
'
26%
*52'%
No par
Feb
74
*3%
23
95 convertible
Jun
8%
3%
9%
100
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
31% Jun
84%
*19%
'9%
No par
com
nr*ferred series
Pitney-Bowes
150
39%
19%
*3 %
*23
12.50
$4 preferred—.
Piper Aircraft Corp
150
9
25 %
19%
3%
25
14%
preferred
Pillsbury Mills Inc
20
ID
*24%
•
500
19
39Va
."47 Va
34%
35%
-
2,500
~
23%
42 Vi
61%
„•
47 %
14%
87%
*23%
100
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum-
25
71
9%
62 Vu
24 Vi
9%
3%
61'%
900
13%
13%
,
*17%
39%
35%
125 Va
.
47%
-
*41
24 %
57%
&
3.90%
46
11
13 Va
,13%
19
1,000
2,600
170
2%
5%>
34%
'
•
34%
117%
j
14%
*86
20%
*19%
1
preferred
preferred
73/tn/,
Aug 28
23
23% Nov 19
132
,
61%
61%
*23% "24
36%
Jun
'
*41
34%
42%
36 %
20% Sep
Jan
85
34
45%
4%
2
May
45%
85
42 %
*41
45%.
33%
33%
80
Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
53% Jan
04
45%
87%
44%
*85
*87 Vi
4.68%
3
6
Dec
14 Vi
94
89
24
34
126%
5%
14%
1
common
3
*125
5%
14%
11
13%
47 Va
118%
2%
*5%
87%
4.30%
44% Jan
36% Sep 20
16% Feb 12
Dec
*125%
117%
5%
33%
*23 Vi
2%
14%
*93'A
*88%
*10%
«
'
134%
.'24
127
.
"
.
13%
13%
39%
;
.
48 Vi
34 Va
;
34%
13Vb
.
*17%
*23 Vi
5%
47%
4
93
149
127'%
*10%
•
1
39%
117%
...2%;
94
„
88%
il9
x47
24
93 Vi
34%
88%
13%,
13%
39%
34 Vi '
117%
3 Va
27%
Corp
Philip Morris Inc
7
140
34%
*23%
46%
12
89% Feb
A;
19
48
14%
No par
91 conv preference
4.40%
preferred
8.80%
preferred
6
Feb
85 %Jun
20% July 27
39%
_lo
Phlla Electric Co
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27 % Mar 20
Jan
19
39%47
!
f
•
10%
13%
*13%
*17%
*18
24
89
10%
13%
13 Va
87%
3
13% Jan
Aug 23
53
11
13%
Phelps-Dodge
6
21% Feb 11
May*"!
100
Feb
,
Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common—1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phlla
82
20
89.
Jan
Feb
70 .Sep li
3
45
7
Feb
>34%
1
33*bc
45% Mar
58% Sep 20
40% July 22
41% 8ep
-
120 %
Pfeiffer
2
34 Vi
*88Vi
93 %
-
*10 %
.
93 Vi
34
89
92%
13'/a
10
common
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
68% Jan 16
39% Jun 26
9
102
12
Sep
%
79%
4%% preferred—
Petroleum Corp of Amer
25
106
12
3
Oct
16% Jun
Pet Milk Co
104% Feb 19
Aug 13
9% Sep 20
94% Jan 21
10
89
32% Feb
Feb
23
69
16
46% Oct
Dec
97
63% Jau
Aug 26
July 11
14
3.900
26 %
Pepsi-Cola Co
40% May 21
24% Feb
100
7,600
61
1
Peoria & Eastern By Co
105% Apr
1
94% Feb 12
100
36% Mar 13
78% Nov 27
86
91.60
5% Aug
7
65% July 15
12
87
24
16 Vi
47%
No par
RR
16%
>
630
60
25
dorp common
preferred
86
16'A
118%
25
series preferred
85%
13,100
47
40
2%
3.50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
7
11
19% Aug 14
19
Dec
89
20% Jun
35% Sep
10
17
16
May
8
*
13
14
96
4.40%
Feb 25
93 % Sep 17
77Aug
9
26% Mar 14
Dec
Dec
25
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
85 % Sep lo
42% Sep H
40% Mar 23
112% Jan
93
71
29
*16%
26%
/•>
.
45
25%
61%
34% .'34%
5
Sand
86
44%
..
,
8,200
230
3,100
48%
.
62%
-93%
47%
*23%.
25
16%.
26%
83 Vi
,
45%
25%
1,200
"
60
13%
,
1
Chemicals
Glass
•16%
45%
,
*77 Va
„
48
25
Corp
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
Penna
'
3% Mar 12
42% Feb
Feb
1
35
45% Feb 25
1
102
Dec
Pennsalt
46%
11 Va
78
49%
10%
118
No par
Penney (j C) Co
Penn-Dixle Cement Corp
Pennroad Corp (The)_
'
2
49% Apr 24
85
Apr 26
24% May 9
2
3
17
64
25% Jan
19
Mar
84% Dec
39% Oct
16
Jan
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
10
9644 Dec
18% Jan
107
19
20% Dec
Sep
40
par
73%
50,400
98%
10%
61 Vi
.13
46%
2.50
77 Vi
46%
97%
-
4,400
45.
•t
r
11%,
79
,
"lO
25%
48%
417% ,19
No par
preferred
Pennsylvania
51% Oct 26
54% Jan 23
Jan
Co
j- 107
17%
86
25 »A
62%
•
1
40%
104
.
10%
25%., 26%
82%
85
,_l
Penn-Texas
32% Aug 28
39% Sep 18
54
91.30
7
61
10%
13%
1
,
10%,
45%
16%
46%
.50%
*17
..*83
25%
50
93
13
100
86
25%
61%
33%
:
17%
*83
49
88 Vi
-
9
8
*16%
*17
108
*78%
82
34
No par
Peninsular Telep common
$1 preferred
91.32 preferred
13% Jan
Sep
16%
17%
86
49%
26%
89
,j
Proof
25 Vi
10%
82
33%
Corp
2,300
62
%
93
"
18,000
40%
108
11
25%
:
*88%
Iloo
Transportation
22% Jan
22 % Apr 12
7Va Mar 12
3% Nov 26
101
Jan
Rust
20
19
49%
108
15
rights
6% Aug 27
3
Jan
105
2
106
July 18
18 % Sen
26% May 18
Dec 27
37% Feb
90
35% Feb
45% Nov 20
16% Oct
29
Mar 29
96
1
18% Oct 24
92
Feb
61
25
10
36%
49%
49
..
89%
35%
40
25 Va
*78Vi.- 79%
46%
46%
82
*16%.
1
100
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred—
Penick & Ford
16
July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
9
55% Sep 11
*9% May 16
40% Jun 27
68
Sep 12
Parker
Parmelee
5
27
9
27%
81%
6.25
Park & Til ford Distillers
Corp
Parke Davis & Co
No
4
66% Sep
Dec
Nov 30
49% Feb 29
64
Jun
28% Jun
Jun
Jan
46%
26%
.
91 %
89%
*84
No par
Common
4% preferred
2
26% Sep
101
23
46%
Corp
Paramount Pictures
Corp
28% May 16
28
May 31
85% Mar 13
28% Mar 27
"45% Jan 23
32% Oct
16
11
Apr 10
27% Jun 11
7
24% Jun
13
78 Vi
1
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
May 17
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
11
78% Nov 29
,30% Jan
39
24% Mar 26
14
(The)
Fiberglas
preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
31
3
29 % Jan
2014 Dec 21
-
78 %
3J
36%
*17
10%,
92 Vi
40 Vi
17%
25%
48%
.<
40
40
>91%
f
40%
86
*105
.11%
30c
6%
22% May
1
4% Jan 24
Aug 26
Aug 26
24% Jun
50%
108
10%
5,700
92 Va
83 V»
36%
*40
25 Va
47%
*90
*81 Va
%
37%
37
40 Vi
*84
84%
91%
40%
37 %
40%
*17
Shares
Vi
36%
'
25%
49
No par
preferred
Common
^
62% July 25
26% Jan
2
3% May 22
10% Sep 26
-
45% Mar 29'
12
20
,
42% Feb
27 % Sep
26
2
17
9"
7.
1
17%
*105
Pacific Finance Corp
ZIlO
Pacific Gas & Electfic__.,
25
Pacific Lighting Corp-„;
No par
Pacific Mills-—1
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
100
10
*89%
40%
Panhandle East Pipe Line-
Dec
103
Corp
1.
preferred
5%
7% Apr 22
19% Jan
4
27% Nov
86-!
9
3% Aug 22
137% Mar 12
20
"
V
2
43% Apr
8
51% Jun 13
Sep 11
33% Sep 12
23% Sep 12'
142% July 16
Jan
91%
90%
37
*89 Vi
the Week
47%
92%
25%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
jj
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc—5
Pacific Coast Co common
1
17% Jan 22
16
46
12
54
30% Nov 29
122% Sop 28
Jan
27
Sep
18% Aug 28
33% Jan 21*
53% Mar 28
35% Nov 29
16% Jan 31"
13
17% Jan 22
*91%
92%
*89
<5.25
T
95
91
*91
100
•
15
91
92%
91
84%
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
4% cumul preferredOxford Paper Co common
Maris
96
.,
Marine
Owens Corning
66% July 25
.
18
83
100
:
Co——,
Overland Corp
'
47
Sep 20
57% Jan 18
Oct
: 51% May 9
102% Jan 13
.8% Jan 10
17.% Jan 22
37% Jun
July 11
84:
106
6
Jan 27
Nov 30
50
Mar 26
*81 %
5
Elevator
47%
91 %
83
36%
7.50
Conv preference 1951 series
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Otis-
Aug 26
Apr
2
16% Mar 27
Juiy~23
17"
2
16%jSep 10"
Oas
47%
91
*81
*17
1.100
series,
47%
*89%
84
91
40%
20
Oliver
00% May 31
49Y2 Jun 19
73
50% July 26
4.24%
Natural
47 Vi
91
•81Vi
*91
10
com
:
Common
25 Vi
33% Feb 14
Co
47%
91
83%
*88 Va
uq par
_
Elec
47
Friday
Sept. 20
91
I_100
;
47%'
s»le« for
Thursday
Sept. If)
82%
...,100
OUn Mathieson Chemical
Corp—
'
48
&
preferred
47
"Too
IZIlOO
4.44%
preferred
Ohio Oil. Co—
4
18
12
preferred
4.56%
44% Jun
14
common,
3.90%
99% Mar 25
July 17
% July 24
25 % Sep 13
Co
1
44% Jan
81
Edison
29
Jan
103% Mar
17
26
Ohio
9
101% Mar 18
27
35'% Feb 11
-19% July 13
*7% May 29
«3% Jan
3
Aug 29
Juii 24
89% Aug 12
10
33% Jail
47
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 18
-
~io
150
'
,
va
16.700
■:
23
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
24
....
.
Monday, September 23, 1957
(1280)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1956
Sept. 17
Sept. 16
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
HIGH SALE
Sales for
FEICES
Friday
Sept. 19
the Week
Sept. 20
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 18
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan.1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
B»af« for
Shares
Q
31
130
33 Ye Jan
35% Mar 7
153
Feb 20
33 Va Apr 19
May 28
Nov 21
29% Dec 26
39% Sep
2
5
29% Jan
26% Mar 26
7
*128
128 --
128
x32%
12.000
37%
38%
127 Va
127%
130
27%
127
*27%
27%
27%
27Ye
27%
126%
127
127
27 Va
700
22,500
38%
38%
38%
x38 %
.
•'
130
27%
27%
39
38%
39 Vu
38%
Quaker Oats Co (The) common__5
6 % preierred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
13
Feb
138
123% Aug 13
27%
R
May 13
78
Jan
6
Ranco
11
59% Jun
7
34% Jan
11
23% Aug
1
87% Feb
15 Va Dec
4
20% July 11
63% Jan
23
59% Apr
48% Feb
28 Ye Nov
29
44% Aug
12
Dec
27
16% Aug
13
July 19
31% Feb
19% Mar
37% May
14
14
12
3
1
9
9
21% Aug
19 Vu Sep
29% Sep
20
Inc
20%
52
21
20 %
Se~p ~24~
44% Jan
37% Apr
6
33% Jan
4
40
Dec
31
20% Jan
11
30% Apr
11
Jan
35
3
33% Nov 23
5
37%
15
11% Dec 26
33% Aug
39
Jan
10
4%
noncum
1st preferred
36
Jan
2
4%
nowcum
2nd preferred
6
41 % Apr
12
Real Silk Hosiery
21% Sep
10
31% Jan
12
20
12% Jan
8
45
July 31
& Co—
$1.25 div prior preference.
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
17
30
Mar 29
Reliance
1
62
Feb
10% Mar 14
27
4% Sep
14
H
18 % Mar
27
15
Jan
18%
Jan™
€1
Jan
6% Feb 28
19
13% Sep
24
30% Apr 18
Sep
18
64% Apr
4
54% July
28% July 19
43 % Jan
3
19% Sep 20
8% Jan
16
10
11
60% Dec
17
48% Feb
Apr
24
10
30
15% July
Nov 27
6
11% Dec
15% Jan
18
13
42% Feb
45
34% Dec 31
25% Dec
28% Dec
27
8 Ye May
13% Apr
59% Jan
Aug 21
12
Aug 23
40
9% Feb
14
10% July 26
45% Feb
13
85
3
49% Mar 19
41% Dec 27
Oct
70
Apr 26
1
Dec 21
17% Dec
72% Jun
24
11
87 Ye Jun
24
99
37 Ye Mar 15
12
Sep
91
14% Sep
20
21% Jan
2% Sep
62% Feb
9
19
3% Apr
23% Sep
19% Jan
5
2
105% Jan
5
31% Nov 29
84% Apr
5
42% Aug 15
18% Jun 29
23% Jan
66% Jan 23
6
4% Sep
28% Jun
25
27% Dec
10
37 Ye Apr
Feb
9
362% Dec
19
27
510
Apr
,g
Nov
Feb
16
13
24 Ye Sep
20
18
105
28
21% May 28
12
Jan
31% Dec
27
90
17%
10
Jan'Il
44 Ye Dec
27% Feb
36 Ye July 16
31
29% Sep
Feb
28
Dec
28
38% Apr
•
Nov
28
13 % Apr 26
8% Mar
4
60% Feb
14
71% Dec
17
60% Feb
12
Nov
30
97% Feb
33%
'*36:
44
8%
5%
~
*.
40%
41V4
40%
41
25
24%
56%
21%
20%
53%
24%
25%
55%
55 %
*55%
55 Va
30
20%
19%
20 Ye
7,300
7
5%
6%
6%
12,800
11%
11%
11%
52%
51%
52%
49%
11%
51%
26,200
33 %
337/a
33
33%
32%
32%
3,500
30%
31%
30%
31%
30 Va
30%
13,900
8%
8%
8%
49%
8%
8%
8%
19,400
50%
48 Va
49%
21,400
42%
42%
*42'A
42%
300
59%
60%
25,800
8%
49%
50 Va
49%
51%
50
42%
42 %
42%
42%
f
74%
59%
59%
61
73%
73%
*73 Va
75
10
74
74
74
74
*72-'
77
200
*73%
89 Ye
89%
90%
90%
89%
89%
230
15
15 %
15%-
'
90
90
90%:
15%
15%
15%
2%
2%
2%
25%
25%
22%
*22%
28%
5
20
100
1
common
Aircraft
Reason
Corp
(Jacob)
Ruppert
80
112
Feb
22% Jan
3
Nov
7
Aug
105
29% Jan 19
12% Jun
18
;
Oct
May 28
18
13
Feb
27
9
:
,31% Feb
28
13
20
95
6
19
Jan
;
105% Apr
40% Apr
55
6
75% Mar
77% Dec
74
26
86
Dec
12
33% Dec
21
78
Dec
28
89% Mar. 7
35
Dec
28
44% May
90
2
36% Sep
12
30
64% Jun
102
27
7
83
!36
1
53 Yu
30%
53%
53 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
33
33
33%
32%
33
10
*9%
10
19% Feb
16% Aug 23
17% Jan
54% Feb
12
82
13
23% Jun
12
Jun
24
Sep
25
Sep
6
13
Mar 12
28%
28
Dec~20"
12 % Jun
1
3% Dec
27
7
36% Jan
3
21% Feb 29
.
16% Jan
24
29% May 22
29% Jan
7
15% Jan
13% Sep 20
45% Sep
20
61% May 13
Shamrock Oil & Gas
37% Sep
"20
58% Jan
2
Sharon
7% Mar 12
10% Sep
9
Shattuck
Apr 19
59
July 11
39% Jan
4
39% Jan
20
59% Dec
8% Dec
14
11% May
9
62% Jan
10
100 % Aug
8
72% Feb
12
93
Shell
May 21
22% Mar 13
29
13% Feb
15% Jan
14
Mar 19
6
29% Jun
10
17% Sep
20
21% Apr
30
Sheller
25
34%
28%
17 Ye Jan
11
17
Simmons
88
61
52% Jan
24
73
Dec
10
67
Aug
Jan
8
0
Sinclair
17
61 % Feb
13
80% May 27
Skeiii
Oil
3
60% Jan
21
89 %
Smith
(A
24% Jan
3
46% Jun
7
16% Nov
29
32% Jan
12
49 Ye Sep
18% Jun
20
64 % May 10
24
July 10
7% Dec
13
12% Jan
17% Jan
12
44
6
24
35
Apr"17
15% Aug 27
47% Feb 13
16% July 17
7% Mar 6
55%
July
20% Jan
2
11
*14
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
*24'A
24%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
27%
27%
27%
15 Va
21
24% Jun
20
35% Nov
15
28% Sep
11
39% Jan
11
33
12
40% Jan
17
32
18
35% Jan
25
Dec
45
Nov 21
19% Jan
July 27
44% Sep
Mar 16
20% Jan
11
23
Jan
31
33% Apr
23
44% Nov 29
38 % Oct
1
17% Dec
84
Dec
6
26
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
4
38
May 28
Dec
47% Jun
21% Nov 29
10
2
11
51% Jun
25 Ye
13
July 10
32
May 27
49% July 17
38 % Apr
1
20
46% Jan
10
36% Sep
20
45% Jan
8
20% Jun
l
16% Aug 13
19% Feb
4
91 % Jan
4
78% Apr
10
81
Jan
17
S t
California Edison
Natural Gas Co
(Del)
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
non-cum
Jan
22
33% May 27
Southwestern
13% Sep
20
18 Ye Jan
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
17
Sep
4
Aug 17
103% Mar
18
3% Sep
40
Jan
20
6% Jan
3
65
Jan
45% Apr 25
61
July
10
7
28
8
Spencer
4.20%
6
81
94Ye Jan
9
14
Sep
Ye S°p
10
24 Ye Mar 20
20
19 Ye Jan
14
29 VB
20
Feb
12
2fi% July 15
86% Sep
13
98% Jan
15
*4 50
20
12% Apr
11
Spiegel
63% July
1
26% Sep 17
72% Jan
7
35% Jun
11
Apr
2
96% Dec
31
11% Dec
19
16% Jan
3
70% Dec
28
83% Jan
17
22% Oct
1
31 % Dec
7
105
July 17
For footnotes see
page 26.
10
S°p
1
1
7.50
No par
Sperry
$<*.50
20
100
1
2.50
No par
Chemical Co common
6
preferred
—100
Spencer Kellogg &
Rand
Sons
common
Corp
common
preferred
Square D Co
1
50c
25
nreferred
Inc
'
,
48%
15%
15
473i
*32%
33%
40%
38%
10%
*10
10%
10 Ye
83%
'81%
82
82%
25%
25%
25%;"
26
26 %
18 Ye
18%
18%
18%
12
10%
82%
81
82
79%
81
10,000
25%
25%
24%
25
25,800
18%
18
18
12%
12%
v
*
26
26%
39%
39%
39%
64%
64%
*64%
58%
59 %
63%
64%
77%
78%
*76%
39
*38%
27 Ye
39%
64%
63 %
64
59'A
58%
59%
58 3'4
63%
63%
63%
78
78
2
No par
5
'
78
39
47%
48
16
16%
*38%
"39%
48
47%
16 Ye
16
53%
17%
8%
8%
20%
20%
20%
48%
*45%
*45%
30
29%
30%
32%
32%
*32
44%
45 3/a
44%
8%
57
62 34
2,800
78%
75%
76%
1,100
38%
*37%
38 Va
48
48%
2,000
16 Ye
2,200
52%
53%
34,900
18%
17%
17%
.
4,800
-
18%
18
18
'
8%
'
8%
8%
8%
'8%
8 Va
6,500
20%
20%
20%
1,900
20%
20%
20%
*46 Ye
47%
*46%
47'A
*46%
48
29 Ye
29 %
29%
*29
29%
30
29 %
32
32
*31%
32%
*31%
32 %
300
33
45%'
45
46 Yu
46%
46%
45%
46 Ye
7,600
23
Ye
22%
23%
22
3A
23 Va
10,500
28%
28 %
28%
*28
39%
38%
38%
38%
39
10,000
39%
40
39 Ye
39%
23,900
36 Va
37 Va
10,500
17 Va
17 Va
20%''
48
+
-
28%
*28
39
39%
40%
39%
40 Vu
39%
40%
38 %
38%
37%
38%
38%
39%
17
17 Ye
17%
17%
17%
17 Yu
81
Ye
*76%
81
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
14%
14%
13%
14%
13%
13%
4%
4 Ye
*4%
4%
4%
4%
65
38
17%
*76%
13%
13%
4
65
54
54
54
54%
*81%
82%
81%
81%
*81%
14%
14%
14%
14%
20%
17 %
30%
56
54
38%
81
29%
*56
54
53%
56%
62 %
16
39%
*56
1,000
14,300
58%
63%
*
54%
23%
65
/
57%
63
16%
28%
*5$"'
64%
'
54
38%
*76%
39 Va
63
16
39%
*76%
39%
48%
28%
81
39%
65
54%
28%
23
1,300
2,100
26
16%
38%
23%
1,700
4.800
26
26'
49
21
23 Ye
18
12 %
10%
18...;
18%
8%
17%
54%
54 Ye
18
-
,
.'*12%
49
'
54%
-
'
48 '
1
'
53%
26
"
63%
78
■
8,300
3,300
39
10 %
12%
39%
31
10%
12%
27%
6,200
37 Va
12% "
27 Ve
3,000
47%
*30
•r
12%
39%
14 Va
10 Ye
40
'
'
64 Va
45%
:<
32 %
*31%
40 Vu
140
64
13%
48%
33%
10%
1
15%
49 :■
'41%
>
3%
3%
40%
*64
Public Service Co—1
26
Jan
22,700
66 %
*32%
26%
5
(The)
28 % July 19
6%
3%
*64%
'
65%
33%
39 Va
Southern Railway common—No par
5%
200
41%
'
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Pacific Co
13%
11%
5
25
25
South'n
*13%
14
18»A
Porto Rico Sugar com
preferred
Southern
49,600
25%
50
Southern Co
800
27%
82
preferred
Southern
15 '
,15%
49% '
49
49%
24%
-26%
10%
com_4.50
21
73"% Jan
1
Sep
South
39% Sep
25
30
28
51% Feb
58% Mar 23
39% Dec
63 Ye
16"% Nov
18
31
South Carolina E & G Co
5%
15%
Ye
400
24
27%
*13%
4
3%
65%
~
49
15
Inc
2
13
49% May 16
12
95 Ye Nov
Sep
54 Ye
33% Jan
29
July 16
Inc
Co
South Amer Gold & Platinum
23% May
"
24%
27%
*
66%
13
*12%
24%
.
41
10
5
Smith-Corona Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Solar Aircraft Co
6
15
'
14
*13%
.,13%
4%
4
—
10 Ye Jun
Dec
45
2
Corp
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
20% July 31
53% Jan 16
18% Jan
Co
Smith-Douglass
4,900
10,500
82
13%
13%
12,900
«•'
78
'.*65;
20
26%
81 Va
25%
78
16%
4'A
•'
8,600
75
16%
68
250
"
29%
79%
13%
/
16%
16%
4
75 ;
88%
28^
75%
66%
,
16%
16%
*13%
3,600
7,600
29%
75%
27
700
18%
29%
16%
27'A
'
56%
.
72%
26%
36%
13,400
"
56
*79
81
'
*14
10,600
19%
*88
27%
25%
*79
16%
———5
25
-—10
Corp
issued
When
88%
30%
29%
:
1,900
15 Va
73
18
"
'
77
*88 '
81
*79
.
'
19;
'•'74
*75%
88%
72
No par
Simmonds Saw & Steel
68% Jun
Oi
.
1.000
70 V>
57 Va
56%
57%
27%, 27'%
29%
1,200
35%'
-
72
No par
Co
Aug 30
54% Feb 12
July 23
81
29%'
30
18%
35s,a
77
77
*88
28%.
*79
*
"
'
86%
:r 15
.
'
16%
1
50c
1
Corp of America
Signode Steel Strapping Co
49% Jan
60% Feb
18%'
'
88%
.
:•
16%
£
ordinary
32% Apr
Oil
18%
Y 56%
,77%
'
27%
%
3
Sheraton
shares
18
89
73%
19
74
15%
"
38% Aug 27
8
74%
:..
19%
75
5
5
G)
11% Aug 26
5
19%
y xl8%
56%
•
77
*88
30'A
29%
*32%
26
Nov
15%
19%
•
81
*79
1
35% Mar 26
72% May
15%
.
25,500
28 3a
"*86
35%
35%
.75
56
*
18%'"
18%'
3§%
•
18%
19%
r
,
20
20
•' 27%
86 %
18%
35%
"*
700
300
200
28% '
23%
*86-'
10,000
*290
-
'
86
200
17%
62 Va
*190
<
35%
19%'"
19%
*190
23%
16%
61 %
690
6,000
27%
*61
-"*1$'%
35%, '
15%'
*34%
•*. 15%
19%'
"
28
No par
No par
7.50
55% Apr 26
4
19%
%
*
7
23
15%
15
88%
2.50
19
55% Jan
34%
Ye
19%
*
18%
-
302
28%
18,300
17%;
205
"
86 *18%
,
18%
18 Ye
78
Inc
45% Jan
55% Jan
86 %
18%
I
21% Feb
Sep
28%
Y
28%
*86
57
Corp
Mfg
28
86 %
88%
Co
York
New
28%
72%
81%
157%
27%
*23 Y
.,
*291
200
*190
.
'
Shell Transp & Tr—
18% Nov 29
200
78
Corp
(Frank
Oil
*
28
No par
Industries
Steel
*190
1,200
81%
23%
61%
61 %
3,800
9%
*153
:
t
28%
17%
300
*290
..
3.400
32%
r" 71% ;
72 %
27%
i,
18
;
61
-
f"
*86
issued
When
17
195
63
300
,
56 Va
*
preferred
Shahmoon
195
1
Servel Inc common
50
*292
73%
Seiberling Rubber Co
5% July 9
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
23% Nov 15
302
19%;.
Seagrave Corp
$4.50
302
■■".17%
30
9%
82%
160
-
*23
23,
23
.
17%
*61%
62
61 Ve
23%
.
17%
19%
Sealright-Oswego Falta Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
3
*23 --
*153
28%
28
'
%
*81V4
■
160
1
11
2% Aug 12
42% Jan
7
27
18%
72
•
82 %•
-
1
17
Mar 15
23'A
73
,
81%
*154
28%'"
27%
28%
17%
72%
•'X
16Q
74%
Co
19
63
27%
*22%
'
72%
82%
*154
165
*155
100
20
Sep
43% Nov 26
7% Apr
Oil
Seaboard
72%
81
81'A
19 Ye
Seaboard Finance Co
4
'•
73 Va
Ye
78,100
32%
9%
9%
9%
9%
2,000
11%
51%
'29%
; r
1,000
27
26-%
4
50%
■■
...
1,290
3,200
25%
'/■ll
11%
52%
73%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
*"24%
52%
32%
No par
25
preferred
4
70% Nov 26
27 Va
11%
30%
No par
Jan
16% Nov 21
27%
11%
53%
No par
common
May
Jan
52% Oct 25
Dec
$4
Co
preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common.,
:
3.65%
preferred
2
27%
*11%
32%
1
;
Paper
$3.40
26%
1—
issued
Scott
7
33% Jan
20
29
When
7
Mar
:
Corp.:
Sobering
Schick Inc
14
Mar
86
Corp
Arms
Schenley Industries Inc..
20
20
Aug 30
75
Savage
Apr
,28% Sep 20
9
Sangamo Electric Co
96% July 22
:25% Sep
3
2
1
13
25%j
30%
72Ve
10
10
_5
1.40
15c
Diego Gas & Electric Co
26
U%
6,700
89
51%
80
100
series A
}st pfd 4.40%
San
29
Sep
•
,•
.
22 % May 29
16% Feb
57% Nov 29
St Regis Paper Co common
6
17% July
48% Feb
63% Apr 20
14
3
*86
*86
10
100
100
100
5
Preferred series A 5%
89
-
375
89
27%
28%
368
*86 •
26%
"
11%
2,300
28
/7%
376
375%
375
375
5,500
39% '
28
28%
200
5,200
31
*38
'
28%
28%
32 Va
No par
No par
com
2
23% Jun
35% Sep
44% Feb
Co
Ry
F
Feb
39% May
26
San
Jan
23% Jan
14% Aug
8
18% Feb 13
9
:
L
48% Jan
96
17% Aug 26
Joseph Lead Co
32
40
28'%
*27'
11%
41
28%
26%
26%
31%
*38%
32%
3,900
5%
30'%
28%
89
27%
5%
28%
379
^
1
31%
5%
23
*22%
5%
5%
5%
24
22%
.•
28%
28
^
*22
30 Ye
100
10
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
5% noncum preferred
205
10
St
25%
25%
22%
*39 %
"
St Joseph Light & Power
16
Sep
302
May 23
-Sep
6
20% Jan 11
74% Feb
5
.
.85% Sep
16
22% Mar
20
Sep
.
190 '
7
37 % Mar 29
18 '
8
% Sep
61
23% Aug 22
17
St
46% Mar
13
Sep
235
2
Feb
July 17
176
25% May 24
16
215
18% Jan
14
6,700
25%
75%
25%
53 Va
5
10
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
4%
22
Sep 17
60% July 31
5
Jan
Feb
91% Mar 23
311
40% Feb.
9
•3
Dec 12
155
2
.27% Aug 26
25% Aug 31
33
Jan 13
3
69% Dec
17
July
137
Mar 19
52
5
16
24% Dec
235
Dec
155
13
38 % Dec
78
3
t
73%
25%
S
Safeway Stores common
82% July 15
93
Mar 22
77%
*22
40
*86
11V*
—5
;
18,500
76%
32%
376
26
*27
1
(The)
Ruberold Co
2%
79%
28%
28
380
*86
1
20 Guilders
1
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Royal McBee Corp
2%
5%
5%
89
378%
5
Corp.
6,300
2%
78%
22%
*39%
41
28
Co
Haas
15 Va
2%
25%
'
31
31%
30%
28 Va
Axle Co
14%
2%
*
El Corp—No par
&
15%
2%
'
79
77%
77%
Gas
59
2Va
-
'
*68
15 Ye
,
43
*42%
89%
5%
51%
'50
•
73%
73%
"
1
58%
*68
75
"
11 Ye ■
77-
58%
58%
28
1,100
11%
52%
30 %
*38
6
ll Yu
34
25
'
.52%
8%
Controls com—1
25
*24
11%
1
preferred
6
7 Ye¬
-
25 Ye
conv
1,200
20%
30%
5%
2,300
21
33%
22 Va
500
41%
40'A
56%
8%
5
13%
39%
25
30%
-
13%
40%
20%
34
58
13%
40 Ye
*24%
8%
*65
300
4%
13%
x52 %
;
11%-
*73
5 Vb
5%
41%
'
30%
10
1,100
8%
*55%
J.
*7
7%
8Va
*4Va
13%
13%
;
.
33%
10
100
.100
1
5s
5
56
x56
21
7 Va
8%
100
2,500
22
21
24
*56
53 Va
8%
*5
"
13%
*13%
*11 Ye
8%
8%
8%
*5
5%
*24
22%
22
22
22
21%
22 Ye
300
36
*35
22 Ye
'
77 Va
&
*36
13%
5
preferred series A
4%
11
\ *32%
44
10
Rohr
15% Jun
33%
*36
10
10
Rome Cable Corp
?
*32%
44
No par
33% May 21
29
5
Rohm
10
33%
Corp
Rockwell Spring &
60% Jun
33%
35%;;
Corp
Rochester
40% May 16
34 % Aug
9
36
Oil
32
11
20
*35
Paper
5%%
2
35
1
Robertshaw-Fulton
juiy24
3,900
35
Antelope Copper Mines
Roan
-13% Jan
10% May 14
39% Feb 12
35% Nov 29
9
Sep
25,000
29 Va
50c
Rltter Company
8
May 29
96
«*3
b9-
a
Riegel
423% May
Feb 27
351
2
•
21%
*13%
10
5
5
.___100
1
series
Richfield
31% July 24
\
29%
30 %
*29%
2.50
4.50%
4
5
21
30
30%
*5
10
series
Aug
29% Mar
22
29%
8%
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
Selection Trust
36% July 19
44% July 17
•
3
21%
30
22 Va
Rheem
6
8
13%
22%
29%
^
*3%
Co
3.60%
4
1
27% May
7% Apr
26% Aug 39
25% Feb 13
26
series
Preferred
4
14%
21%
30%
14%
*21%
Common
83% Jan
10
Jan
22
common
Preferred
18
14%
22 %
.
*36
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
22
Mar
80
25% Jan 29
28% Apr 13
35 '
Apr 12
30% Aug
2
21% Jun 26
82% Jan
2,<*00
23,900
30
44
1
19
19
13%
14%
*36
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% pfd series A
Sep
20
13%
21%
44
Inc
73% Sep
19%
30%
33%
Drug
68% Jun
Apr
51%
14
35%
Rexall
26
89% Jan 16
70
51%
20 Va
22%
*32%
Revlon
61
52% July 22
6
7
57% May
49
81
11
42% Jun 17
51%
20
30
33'A
65% May 16
46% Mar 29
20
52
20%
14
35 Ye
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
2
300
52
•
51%
20
52
20%
*32%
10% Jan
47% Sep
Aug
6
25
July 19
July 11
4
39
Mar 12
8% Sep
Mfg Co
pfd 3%%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
10
4,600
19%
20
14 %
(Robt)
Conv
3
32% Jan
5% Aug 27
21-
8
900
20
19%
*34%
Mills
40% Aug 20
Nov
6
66%
19%
50
50
5
Inc
Bros
33%
*66%
19%
No par
Reed Roller Bit Co_
8% Sep
Reis
32%
66%
50c
32% July 30
38
Feb
6
Reeves
33%
19%
22
distributed
When
30% Sep
11
Aug 13
33%
66%
*50%
20%
34 Ye
66%
19%":
*50%
33%
66%
,
*30
Ray-O-Vac Co
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
4
34% Jan
19%
Inc
Rayonier
23% Aug 13
16% Mar 15
66%
No par
———1
2.50
5
50
Raybestos-Manhattan
9
11% Mar 14
70% Nov 27
33%
33%
67
No par
$3.50 1st preferred
24
67
33%
5
40
64% Jun 24
17
Mar 22
67
America com__No par
21
31% Jan
50% Mar 22
33% Nov 23
Radio Corp of
4%
65
*76 Va
28'A
1.500
400
1,900
71
30 Va
30%
8.200
13%
13%
2,600
3%
*56
4
3,400
65
4,200
54%
53%
53%
*81%
82 Va
*81%
82%
14%
14%
14%
14 Ye
14%
4,800
21 Ye
20%
21
20%
20%
55,900
86%
86%
82%
30
20%
21 %
20%
14%
21%
86%
87%,
86 %
86%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
66'/a
*65 Va
66 Va
20
66%
*65%
27 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
6,800
•86
66%
*65%
27
-
:
65 %
65%
*65%
27%
26 %
26%
26%
87
*86
10
87
10 %
200
8,900
"Volume-186
Number 5675
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1281)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICES
'
v
,
>.
'
Year 1956
'
"
Lowest
i
Highest
36% Oct
2
Lowest
37% Jan
44% May 14
91% Jan 26
;
"
77% Nov 30
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
\
* Highest
V
2
:
»
42% May
9
Standard Brands
82% Feb
13
$3.50 preferred
9% Jan
72% Jun 26
11
'
"
12% Jan
6% Dec 28
6% Jan
6
2
1
Standard* Coil
Inc
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
:
Sept. 16
Tuesday
Sept. IT
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 19
*
Sept. 18
r
43% Nov 29
58% May
•.* 48%r Jan'23
65"
49% Jan -31
May 16
43% Feb 12 :
45 V Aug 26
53% Feb 12
4;
Aug 14
62% Apr
9
3% May 22
•
/
59%. July 16
62'%-Jan ? 4
"68% July 5
4 50-, May. 28
55% May 15 "
47% Feb 12
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
40%
41
No par
Inc
1
75 %
75 %
*74%
75%
75%
75%
74%
74%
*74%
75
*7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7 Via
7*%
7%
Products
100 y^ Mar 23 V
15% Aug
2.
85% July 29
14% Jan
2
94 "
Co
18 %
'
51% Jan
17% Jan
3
65% Dec
81
Jan
61
Aug 15
15
Jan
85
18
12 % Sep
25
8
41
12
>
May 27
25% Nov 28
20% Sep
31% Nov
14
30% Oct
1
16% Dec 31
•
25% Feb
7
19% Sep 20
31% Feb 13
4
17 **■ Jan •
17% Dec 11
17% Nov 27
31% May 28
22% Aug
8
20% Jan 2Q
37% Dec 31
22% Feb
29VaAug24-
-
-
9
5% Oct 19
32
*
Feb
8
10% Feb 29
70% Jan
SO
h.
,13% May 28
89
Dec 28
Aug
13% Sep 20
IT
Jun 17
,
'
36
101% Jun
39
Feb
19
78
10% Mar
9
.
Feb
13
82
Jun
66% Feb
.
6% Mar
9
" Dec
13
Feb
9
50% July 26
55% May 10
81
Dec
26
8% Feb
9
15% Aug
4
2,000
A, 343/8 Sep 20
: 22% Jan
9
42
21
31% Sep
-
*12%
Sep
13
"89
12% Dec 14
9% Sep
10
14
May 28
21% NOV 26
18% Feb
6
6% Dec 31
15% May 4
18% Dec 12
5% Jun
14
18
:
12% Jun
8
45
Feb 14
Dec
62
13
12
31% Jun
40% Jun
69
62%.
900
.
r
64
*123%
2,600
13
31%
9,200
19%
20 Vo
6,900
35%
36%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
1,500
*17%
17%
18
18
17%
400
13%
13%
17%
13%
14
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,900
20
17
23 %
*17
17
43 %
23%
5%
12.50
,*70%
HVa
1749
,25
—50
*17
17%
*17
17%
*17
17%
100
4334
43%
443/8
43%
43%
41%
43
3,500
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23
23%
2,400
5%
5%
5%
49%
11%
Superior. Steel Coip—
17%
23%
71
10c
13%
43%
24%
22
32
49%
12Ve
1
13,100
5%
5%
49%
50
12
12%
12'A
*83%
87
*83%
5%
50
xl2i
.
5%
V 49%
87
5%
50
*83%
49%
50
2,000
12%
12%
11%
12
2,600
*83 Va
87
87
76
76
76
76
24%
25
24%
25
21%
21%
21%
21%
31%
32
32
*31%
32
31%
31%
70%
70 %
70
70
70
70
*69Va
70%
700
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10,900
1765
1760
*31»/4
1765
1767
76
1778
76
75%
1,500
24%
24%
23%
24%
21,000
*21%
21%
*21%
21%
400
1779
73
1785
1730
500
1765'
190
23 %
22%
23
23V0
22%
23
22 %
35 Va
22%
35 Va
1,800
5
35 Va
*35
351/4
35
35
34 » a
34%
800
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
;
23
*23%
31 %
24
24
*2^/4
Sutherland
:
*23%
35 Vb
23%
23%
23%
31%
31%«
31%
32%
32%
*23%
31%
32%
31 Vh
31%
36 %
9,900
7.50
37
36 %
37
37
37%
37%
37%
36%
37
*77%
79 7 a
78%
8,500
No par
Co.
78%
78
78
*77%
78%
*77%
78%
80
9%
9%
10
10
10%
9%
10 Vb
4,000
19%
19%
19%
—
Swift & Co.
com
(James)
Aircraft
19
*19%
400
43%
43%
44%
44
70
69
70%
70
70%
69%
70%
35Va
34%
40%
37%
40 VB
37
38 VB
35%.
37
80,400
23
20%
22%
20%
21%
20%
21%
96,700
26
23%
27 Vs
22%
26%
27%
27%
28%
27%
28
257a
27
35 Vs
35%
34%
35 Vs
35
35%
34%
35 Vb
33 Va
33%
15,700
8,400
*7%
7,%
7 Vb
7%
114% 114%
41
41 Va
*114%
117%
115
*114%
Xll3%
113%
400
41 Va
41%
41%
42
41%
42%
42%
43%
10,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
121/4,
12%
11,600
17%
69 Va
35
No par
i
Inc
19%
*5%
11%
43
5%
"
22%
1
Coal & Oil
19%
5%
11%
3%
Sulphur—
19%
100
5%
5%
25
Instruments
Texas
*19%
19%
10
23%
11%
-2.50
—.
10
*19%
12
——
Texas Pacific
4
10
1
1
Corp—
Tennessee Corp
Co
Texas Gulf
23 Vu
25
Paper
Texas Gulf Producing Co
32% Aug 26
A 68
13
31%
24%
*21%
*31%
Texas
15% Feb
*12%
36%
No par
9
18% Dec 28
13
32%
*84
76
6
453% May 17
64%
64
*12%
.1
Sunshine Mining Co
■
Superior Oil of California
10
1
69
64%
13
20%
No par
11
33% Oct
69 V
64
36%
—i"
$4.50 series A ^preferred
Sun Oil Co—
60% Jan
Jan
68%
65%
69.
63%
31%
1
49% May
33
68%
69%
20
43%
,
76% Jun
18
7,000
36%
2
20% Sep
17%
20%
common
Teroco
383/4 Mar 26
17
32%
Talcott Inc
28% Dec
5
11% Jan 27
17%
20%
36 %
TelAUtbgraph Corp
5
17
3134
1
183% Jan 31
12
17%
36%
.
20% May 17
83/4 Jan 11
Feb
5,500
17
20%
1
32
153/B
32%
Symington Gould Corp
54% Feb
15%
36%
9
4
15'/a
20%
Apr
7
Apr
-
15%
31%
8
51
16
36%
May
69% May
15%
17
20*%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
$4 • preferred —-A
53% Nov 29
100
3,800
15%
*12%
5%
49%
12%
87
76%
9
37% Oct 31
70,000
51%
87%
32%
No par
_
10% Aug 20
42 % Sep 20
'
61
50%
87%
36%
common
-
29
77
7
60
52%
87%
*87
20%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc—
17
46 V* Jan.
62
51%
8734
1,600
20,900
42,900
*
16%
13
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A
1
5%% 2nd. pfd series of '55_
30
14
Jim
27% Jan
•
Sep 10
May
•
61 %
52%
*86
3%
5
—
2
62%
51%
88
3%
32%
Studebaker-Packard Corp
1
52%
3%
14%
69 % *• 69 %
63%
64*%
v
61%
52%
3%
5
Broadcasting Co
' Sunbeam Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
July 15
43% Jun
*
34
99
-
61%
*86
88
3%
_5
_
prior preference;.—
Storer
8
27% Jan
5%
-
-Mar 20
74
8
Jan > 2
1,210
21% Feb 11
27% FebV. 7
38
42
13
53 %
3%
,15
—
Stone & Webster—
-
29V2 May 16
243/4 Apr 11
383/4 Jan 18
2
Dec "4
1,300
30% Apr2
52% Mar 16
;
3
12
61%
1
—
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
14
22% Feb
Mar 22
26
Sterling Drug Inc
-
16% Jan 17
93
;
46
*86
—No par
lo
2,700
52%
45%,
17 Va
Stevens (J P) & Co InC
Stewart-Warner Corp—
Stix Baer & Fuller Co_
-
8% Apr 11
573/4 July 23
v;
.$■
.20% July 26
30% Aug'12
V6
28
Dec
July
3
723/4 Feb
6
6% Dec
.21
12
.
52
463 b
15
Stauffer. Cheijiical Co—
>
8
Aug 19
80
30% July 31
26% Jan.
35% Nov 29
Feb
May
5334
46%
17
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_—
.
53
46%
14%
29%, Apr 24
5% Aug 26
46"
Nov* 27
82
7
25
19
,Vll% Sep
7
343/4 Nov
Nov
Sep
50
'
31
213/4 Jun
12
■
6
22% Jan 23
940
Feb
23
15% Mar 15
223/4 Nov
(56
2
54%
46%
61.3/8
1
:
41% Apr 23
15% Aug
8
19% May 21
18% July 12
54
46%
5
Starrett .Co (The} L S
-
2
35% July l5
23% July 15
15
3
27% Mar 12 V
39% Apr
21% Jan
54%
61%
'
"
;
3%
53%
45%
3 %
Stanley
5
May 16
*3%
54%
47
52%
7
10
.100
Mfg Co
Warner* Corp—.
80
53%
25
Standard Ry Equip
•*
83% July 12
13% Jan
3'%
2,700
7%
46%
_____
California—_6.25
Jersey
Standard Oil of*'Ohio common
3%'% preferred series A
-
?
'
62% Jan. 3
4
19
13% Dec 28
2
of
Standard Oil of''Indiana
Standard Oil of New
18% July"12
14% Jan
; 13% Nov 21
43% Jan 23
Mar
distribution
Standard Oil
•
62% JUir 10
88% Dec 28
; 12% May 29
,
Ex
Shares
com—.No par
—
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
3%
the Week
Friday
Sept. 20
10
12
5%
5%
12
43%
5%
44%
43%
;
5%
5%
2,200
11%
11%
3,600
42%
43%
68
12
11%
69%
2,900
29,700
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
63/4 Dec 21Jan
9
7
9
111
10
20 % Oct
10% Jan
182% May
23
34% Feb
1
150
153/a Feb
11% Jun 20
103/4 Jan 23
>■
■'!
44
4
Texas'& Pacific
2
Texas Utilities
21 Va Jan
2
Textron
50c
12%
17
Sep 12
17% Jan 21
21
Jan
3
26
Aug
62
Aug
2
2
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
473/4 Jan
*17
23
55 %
16
12 % Sep
160
9
20
16
22% July 10
54% July 10
28
473/8 Aug 21
28
Jan
10 % Aug 26
53
14
July 23
Jan
10% Jan
14% July 16
89% May
8
95% Apr 18
42% May 27
243/4 July 25
15% Apr 12
8
Aug 27
483/8 Jan 23
26
2
80
Nov
1
60
Sep 20
86
Dec
19
104
Feb
13
80
Aug
33
Jan
23
47
23% Nov 27
Mar 26
28% Feb
28% Sep
13
22
6
20
26
34% Oct
Mar 29
15
51% Nov
7
16% NOV 29
30 Va Oct
Jan
24% Feb
1
31
45'A
47
48
46 %
46%
48
52%
*14
14%
Feb
*14
63
1—5
'
14%
*14
64%
*14
14%
„
G2%-
64
63%
83
*81'A
.100
27
*81%
.,10
31%
32%
31%-
31%
*22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
13
'
43 >4
par
83
*81%
44
43%
42%
v
62
64%
31
„25
.
14%
*47%
63'A
*81%
83
60
*81%
83
28%
30%
22%
43%
31 %
22%
23
22%
23
43%
44
42%
13%
43%
46%
47
43%
,
13
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
48
48
48
48%
48%
48%
47%
48%
35%
35%
35%
36%
Edison Co (The),.
Toledo
35%
2
12%
35%'
35%
1
35V8
par
12%
-_1
28 Vii
30%
29%
36%
37
29
.,50
51
51
50%
51%
12%
11%
12
34%
>34%
35
30%
29%
30%
29 Va
29%
16,600
51%
*51%
51%
51%
51%
800
22
21 Va
22%
2,600
30%
29
30%
50% Sep
17/
-50
50
501/4
50%
50%
49%
50'A
49%
49%
6
49%
24%
50
30 3/4 Jun
25%
24%
25
24%
25%
25
25V4
24%
25%
15%
15%
Xl4%
14%
*14%
15
14 Va
*14%
15
49
x47
47
*45
49
48
*43
48
25
9
35% Jun
15
par
-50
July 16
17
Jan
Apr 23
50
Jan
2
10% Jan
10
6% Sep
10
Coach
Twin
30% Jun
18
12
16% Apr
29
Udylite Corp (Tlie)
Sep 20
33% Jun
26t
Underwood
5% Nov-15
-
31% Feb 10
IO8V4 Jan 26
Now 29
•
Mar 27
44
11
20
133/4 Feb
8
Apr .23
47% May 8
133% July 17
283/4 Apr , 2
20 Va
5% Jan
30
Apr
8-3A Apr
3
16
f
124% July 10
*
20% Feb
12
26%. Jan
9
5
30
' Jan
17
92% Dec 27
112
Jan
9
81 Va Oct 13
93
Jan
11
Now 29
91
Feb 15
68
83% Nov 30
104
Jan
5
78% Sep
18
50% Sep
20
l
65% Apr * 2
39% May 9
10% May 10
26% Sep
7% Jun
20
8% Dec 11
36
273/4 Feb
28
:
6
Jan. 10
1
Apr 30
Sep 13/
803/4 Jan
100 Va Jan
Aug 20
113% Jan 23
96% Dec
166
17
-
*
7
9Vs Mar
31
Jan
115
Jim
88
20% Dec 14
48% Jan 20.
Apr~20
26
Feb
86
24
28% Apr ; 9
AUg
Jun
-
56
39% Mar
Mar 21
7 /
6
Dec
14
23
21
Jan
Sep 10
5
Jan
3
6% Jan
Jan
5
4% Aug 27
11
17
36% Dec 18
25% Aug
7
35% Jan
8
16% Aug 20
13% Feb
12
l67/s Jan
11
12
55
41 Va Aug 12
47% Jan
28% May 11
35V« Jan 23
5% Nov 20
14 Va Dec 12
1% Dec 31
5
35
Aug 14
41% July 30
73% Jan
6
193% Feb ,29
3% Mar 26
31VsSep 11
Sep 16
5 Vs Apr
2
12% Sep 20
34
X% May
8
15% Dec 27
39% May 9
28% Oct 24
77
Aug
2
181
Aug 12
323/s Aug 27
2
23% Jan
51 % Apr
Feb
X
22 Va July 19
Aug
8
7% Aug 20
35
Dec
4
Nov
14
44% July 20
19% Mar 22
26
15
42
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
43 V8 Jan
For
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ footnotes
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
16
147
see
page 28.
Aug 22
13 % Sep
20
7
,
26%'
26%
89
89
89
*75
78
*75
78
*69
70
69%
80
80
*78%
80
52 V*
53'/a
52 Vs
53
27
273A
27
27%
8%
28 3A
27
27%
64
65%
.
*75
115
*69-
1
1
'•
26%
90%
26%
,
31
109%
2,500
10,800
1,200
10,400
12,600
23.
6,300
26%
6,'400
*89 ,
90
*75
320
85
70%
71
110
78'A
78 %r
*78%
80%
*78%
80%
60
52%
52%
51%
52 Vs
50%
51%
27 Vs
,
27%
26%
27Va
26%
26%
8%
11,900
35,500
.
8 Vo
7,500
8%
8%
8%
8Vs
8'A
28%
28%
28'A
28^%
28%
28%
28
28%
26%
26'A
26 Va
*26 %
26%
26%
26 V4
1,300
62%
14,800
X26
63%
63
64%
*105
93
93
*91
94
63%
62%
*105
US
*107
115
63%
115
61 Vb
*103
3,200
115
700
par
*91%
93
92
91
93
24%
24%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
23%
24%
11,800
20%
20%
20%.
20
20 Vs
19%
19%
5,900
2a%
28 Va
28%
20'A
28%
20%
28%
.
•
24%
20%
'/
28%
29
29
3,700
>88
*88
91
91
*88
;
■
29
91
*91
*88
91
28%
*88
91
21%
21 Va
2lVs
21%
20%
2Q%
1,400
58%
58%
57%
58
57%
57%
57'A
57%
56%
56%
2,000
43%
43%
42%
42%
43 *
41
42
1
com—1
7
7Vs
7
7Vs
7%
7%
7%
IV*
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
5Vs
4%
47/s
5
Foundry—-5
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
*25%
26%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
No par
10
433/B
44
43%
43%
43%
44'A
43%
44%
43 V*
44
32%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
34
34"
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
Carton
-No par
Electric
United
Goal
*21%
•
.
Cos——
United Fruit Co
*42
43
1%
1%
38%
38%
39
25
*31 Va
31%
31%
31%
49%
53 Va
United Gas Improvement
Co—13%
United Shoe Mach common
6%
U
*
S
preferred a
& Chemical Corp
Borax
6%
preferred
100
Foreign Securities
1
Freight Co
No par
U S Gypsum Co common
4
1% preferred ——
—100
tJ S Hoffman Mach common—82 %c
U
5
5%
class A preference—^.
U S Industries Inc
4%4f-
50
common—j—1
A
preferred series
6%
6Vs
6%
13%
13%
13%
13'A
1%
*34
6%
13
1%
38%
7%
4%
25%
25%
14%
6V4
5%
6
13V4
12%
13
1%
7,600
38%
38%
3,800
31
1%
32
31%
*31%
51%
48%
51
47%
48%
81
81
*81
82%
49%
*81
51%
81%
82%
81
81
34
33%
34
x33%
33%
*33%
33%
32%
33 %
29%
29%
29%
28
28%
28
28
26%
28
62%
63
62
64
63%
64%
61V*
63%
152
♦151
153
62%
150
7%
*29
13%
*44
64
'
150
7%
29 %
13%
45
152
7%
29
13%
*44
7%
29
13%
45
7%
♦28
13%
*44
7%
29%
13%
45
*151
7%
*28
13%
*44
400
5,500
7,800
31
1%
33%
•
1,100
28,700
5,100
1,200
8,300
16,600
11,600
39
31%
29%
S &
'
34%
6%
13 Vs
7%
4%
51
U S
7
1.
*34
6%
*42
81%
1
47/a5&
86% May 20
343A July 16
65% Jim
4
Jan 24
162
12
.22%
71
*1%
22
30%
108 Vs
22%
26%
.
22%
*69
38%
Jun
31%
110%
31
.
71
1%
Jan
7%
85
38%
17 Vs Apr
21%
7%
*75
1%
45
14
20%
7%
89%
90%
13%
36
13%
14
22 Vo
110
110%'
22% .23
26%
26%
*89%
69%
115
♦110%
:
38%
17 Va Jan
14,300
8 Vs
8'A
28%
.
110
23 Va
25
39% Jun
18%
21%
31% Aug 3Q
80
9
52 % Nov 29
155
Dec
3
19%
21%
United Engineering &
,
9
2
76% July 11
19%
Unlted-Carr Fastener (Del)—No par
38 3/4 Aug 30
3
2,900
21%
31%:
30%
31%
110%
■
United Industrial Corp
United- Merch. & Mfrs Inc
1
United- Park City Mines Co (The)—1
l7/a Jan
7%
*7»A
11
15% Jan
7%
*13%
7%
8
19
30% Sep
20% Aug
A 22 %
: , 26%
.
6% Jan
47% Sep 20
28% Jan 23
31%
109
23 %
f%
38 Vs Feb
37% Aug 27
10
7%
19
22%1
22%
,
United Gas Corp-
38% May
600
*7
14
14
88%
par
Corp^- -10
United' Corp
(Del)__ —;
United Dye &Ohemical Corp
9
Mar
-10
7%
26%
—1
United Carbon Co,.;
9
11
13% Jun
2,100
3,100
6,100
22
United .Board
13-
43% Dec
;—-
United"Biscuit of1 America—No
$4.50 preferred—
;—-No
46% May 8
7% May 20
9% Jan
preferred—
•pfd—-— .100
convertible
14
22%
*7Vs
,
32
110
^
5
(ser of 1956) conv
Inc—
United 'Artists* Corp ,—;
Apr 15
71 % Jun
-10
.100
United Air Lines
-
27% May 16,
r
31%
par
—5
—
4%
2
14
22%
TVs
108%
A 23.
No
Co
Afo
14
49
;
-10
preferred
United "Aircraft Corp common,-—
29% Mar 14-.
100
non-cum
19%
14 Vs
No
No par
No par
—No par
Union Twist Drill Co
2.
4;
4%
19%
23%
7%
par
series
Unioh Tank Car
19'A
14%
No par
Preferred $3.70 series-.
:
4
25% July 22
28
•19% Jan 28
62
41% Dec 27
43% Jan
Aug 22
71% Mar 26
8,
19%
14%
*44
7%
1.9%
7%
23
—25
Union Oil of California^—
Union Pacific .RR Co common— -10
29'
•7%
par
Corp__. 6%
Preferred $4.50 series..,
Preferred $4
7%
—1
Preferred $3.50 series,;
33% May 16
90% Jan
152
105
32%
Apr
7
18
38
107
5
;
7.'A
*46 %
100
;
No
*
22
Aug 30
23% Aug 26
19% Sep 20
Dec
443/4 Dec 17
Jan
64% Jun
' '
..
-—,
-
.
2
31% Jan
26
Sep 17
59% Aug 19
121% Dec
10
24
89
■'
26
<
211
79% Jan
Corp
•
*46%
49
3,500
;
'
'
.
Union Elec Co. common,—_—
19
Jan
82
11
_
Chem & Materials Corp,. ,10
Union
Aug 13-
29% Mar
u
'
T.
.Union Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp
37% July 22
-
100% Feb 12
88
19%
Union Asbestos & ,Rubber Co—- —5
18 Ve Sep
;
15
7
1
.
163/4 Mar 19
*
Co——
*47
—1
14
14
47
•
—1
22 Va
*46%
•
4,700
2,700
4,300
21,900
12
49
*21%
22'A
49
.
34%
22%
22
—1
-
■
12%
*30%
2
7,900
11,500
2,100
35%
12%
*34
*46%
14% Jan 18
820
22
30
36
13%
*22 Va
8
21,600
51%
12%
35%
—5
*35
V
30%
Aug 26
'
29%
12 Va
*34%
4
,
61
84
30%
—2
61
520
-
14%
31%
—5
Jan
500
3,700
50
*14
«•
49-
7
6% Jun 20
45 "A
50
30%
11
Nov 20
13%
31%
Jun
Dec
12%
30%
Jun
93
14%
31%
52
6
26
251/4
13%
30%
18
Apr 25
35% Jan 23
*24V4
13%
*46%
15% Apr 27
103 Va Oct
*24%
13 %
1
46
May 25
25 %
14
25%
-50
Dec
46
6I3/*
*24 %
13%
9
22 Va Feb
Oct
*24%'
20
29% Apr "l2
Oct
56
13'A
1,000
17%
Jan
21% Jan 30
29
23
55V2
*17%
37% Jun
27% Feb
26
22%
55%
25 %
.,15
50
46% Sep
52
23
55%
31% Jan
26
36% Mar 12
.
22%
55%
25
64
1
78
22%
55%
Aug 26
3
33% Nov 19
10
Apr 17
Oct
253/4 Dec
17 Vb
22 %
21 Va
Jan
52 %
21
17 Va
22%
55
57
July 27
27
20% Nov
17%
22%
54%
48% Jun 24
25
13% Feb
17%
23 Vb
56
25%
26% Feb 11:
59
253/4 Oct
17%
12%
17%
20% Jan
33% Aug 20
11% Aug 26
12
7%
283/4 July 23
9
Nov 29
Dec
preferred
7
12 Va
No par
—1
common
TVs
119
July 9
34% July 16
52
8
Co
13
7%
7Vb
*24%
No par
*
$2.50 convertible
13% Mar 20
24% Feb
15
common
7 Va
115
56% July 22
41% Apr 24
13
Aug 28
40% Feb
5
453/8 Apr 30
28% Mar 21
20
No par
:
53% Jun
Aug 14
40 Vb Aug 26
5
27
•"
Fair
Thermoid
12
Apr
V
10% Dec 19
13 % Dec
The
43
11% Apr
Inc
100
Ry Co
Co
$2.40 conv preference
13% July 31
14% Apr
4
51
Mar 28
-j.
43 % Nov
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution.—1
8% Mar 19
49% May
38% Jan
29% Apr
29% Apr
20% Dec 20
■'/i:
Aug 28
Aug 26
42% July 27
153
8
29%
13%
45
151
7%
*28
13%
*44
160
20,100
120
2,400
3,400
13,900
151
40
8
13,900
29%
100
13%
8,500
45
—
25
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
26
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
.
.
-(1282)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
l'ear 1956
11
8 y« Jun
15
23% Jan
Dec
11
28
29
31
26
42% Nov
29
61% Dec
32 % Nov
81VA Dec
92
9 %
Dec 28
69
58
73% Dec
169
7
12% Jun
27
7 % Dec
17
Dec
27
99
Dec
31
13% Dec
26
82
6
U
36% Jun
87
Jun
38% Sep
53
9
Sep
57% Mar
19% Jan 16
Feb 10
31
4% Feb
9
23
,
18
Jan
Jan
22
Mar 23
75% Sep
16
87
7
10
Apr
5
19
Jun
4% Jan
4
12
20
23% Dec
20
Dec
24% Nov
2
20
82 % Mar 29
68
12
26
20
*66%
67 Va
31%
30%
30%
31
30%
77
*71
77
*71
77
*71
77
*71
91
*88
91
*88
91
*88
91
*88
91
40%
41%
41%
42%
41 %
41 %
40
141%
141%
141%
141 %
140%
141 Va
141
141%
900
21%
21
21%
1,400
40
39
39
2,000
39
39%
40
54%
54%
03%
143%
20%
20%
21 %
20%
64%
143%
*39%
40
55
X53%
53%
53%
63%
64%
62%
144 %
143%
63
64i'4
143% 1.437%
17%
*17%"
39%
39'%
%
*54%
,
21
21
21
144
12%
Stockyards Corp
4% %
12
10
Utah
6%
*77%
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
*7%
*13%
32%
70
23%
23%
4%
4%
76%
*76%
76%
28%
28%
33%
33
27%
33%
71
*69
"70
26
70
23%
BOO
70
23%
-
23%
23%
800
•
"
26
26
2.200
142
*139%
140
-
20.
23%
23%
600
3,500
*13%
4%
7 Va
15
140
71
*69
70
230
78
77
7%
15
26
26%
500
•
2.000
28 Ve
140
26
70
23%
6%
Va
140
23%
*68%
100
12.80
Light Co_„
26%
6%
*33 Va
33
26%
6%
*76 %
28
92%
140
160
12%
*4%
78
28
32%
140
.142
26%
1
com_i
*76%
3,006
33
4%
28
27 Va
32%
32%
*140
100
77%
*76%
78
27%
17%
17%
*12%
*14
15
4%
1,700
*77% ' 79
*7%
7%
7%
4%
65.600
17%
33
6%
79
*14
15
4%
4%
"'76 "2
com_No par
-
*13%
15
4%
'27%
preferred
&
6%
78%
-100
Pictures Co Inc
Power
6%
78%
Corp new_l
preferred
Universal
7
6%
77%
62 3 a
143 Va
*52
6%
0%
75%
61%'
143%
63%
12% ' 12%
33
*12%
400
53
53
53%
*32
*32
12%
.
'
144
17%
17%
17%
17%
33
Leaf Tobacco
13,800
41%
140 %
*32
8%
41
40%
xl2%
Universal
7,400
77
*88
No par
$3.50 convertible preferred
Jun
67%
*71
12%
Universal-Cyclops Steel
29 % Apr
73
May 14
23% Sep
14
30%
67%
31%
4
30% Jun
12
23% Feb
30%
30%
20
100
5,300
*66 Va
22%
*66%
67 %
22
12 %
3
Apr
Feb
36
155
*66%
22
9
22
31%
21
21
21%
67%
9
21 %
30%
22%
22 %
6,100
*8%
22%
-8%
9
25
21
Jun
Jun
135
29% Mar 12
Dec
79'/a Jun
41
31% Jan
6
Feb 24
Apr
167
Jan
6% May 15
2
77% Sep
3
May
*8%
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common—_1
Class R 2nd preferred
14
United Whelan Corp com
30c
26
4% Jan
8%
8%
-
26
140%
noncumulative preferred
United
17
13% Sep
preferred
7%
4
Jan 21
6% Jan
8 %
'
50
16%
100
——
Corp common
Tobacco Co common—
U S
5
15% Feb
8
39
12
7%
Shares
25'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
22
-———
preferred
U S Steel
15
36
12
82
7
Dec
70
25
6% Sep
25% Sep
137
2
155% Jan
S
7%
24
10% Aug 3
26V8 Aug 15
73% Jan
30% Dec
U
61% Jan
73 % Jan
Corp
26%
26
26%
"66
—1
Smelting Ref & Min com—.50
U S Shoe
the Week
5
;
preferred
1st
noncum
Friday
Sept. 19
100
Rubber Co common
8%
*
•8%
preferred
10
S Pipe & Foundry Co
5
S Playing Card Co
.
10
S Plywood Corp common—„
1
3%% preferred series A—.—100
3%% preferred series B
100
U S
22% July 15
64% Jan 11
12% July 29
14% Apr 23
10% Jan
9
Aug 26
4
Jan 24
94
Sept. 1H
Sept. >0
Wednesday
Sept. 17
26
—1
Lines Co common
4 % io
49% Jan
1
Aug
,
U S
4
Mar
1S6
25
12
12
24
25
136% Jun 20
17
Mar
1
20
38
Dec
17
13
2
Jan
Aug 12
17% Feb
31
Jan
Nov 30
28
33% Dec
143
67% July 24
U
May 13
39% Feb 27
17
71% Sep 10
51% Jan 23
U
88
19% Sep
Mar
4
135
1
Feb
27% Jan
63
67% Mar 14
170
20
74
July 18
128
26
17% Dec 17
56
Jan
4
7
28% Aug 29
51% July 18
90% Mar 2
142% Dec
87/« Jan
21% Sep
1
6
Jan
70
24
Aug 23
8
July 13
35% Aug
20
37 % Jan
25 % Sep
14
36% Dec
22% Jan
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Pflf
EXCHANGE
Kale* for
SALE PRICES
Thursday
HIGH
Monday
NEW lORK STOCK
,
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
;
30
2,809
"
-v.,.
9
12% Dec
55% May
21
25% Nov
4
Jan
7
3
58% Mar
40% Dec 20
2
Vanadium
13% Jan
9
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
18
Sep
5
Mat
7
Feb
7
130
Feb
Sep
12
128
Feb
20
24
38% Apt 18
74
13
105% Dec
20
128
Jan
18
116
Feb'13
Dec
104
30
100
85
Dec
28
87
Dec
31
106 ; Mar
6
103% Feb 17
53
54'A
53%
54
53%
54
52
54%
20
12% Dec
10% Dec 26
14% Dec
31
14% Dec 27
27
10
a
16%
17 Va
,
2.50
*124'A
3%%
20
124
6%
Apr 22
28
May 22
111
Mar 27
90
1
98",
Mar
93'
May 29
' July 24
28%.Sep 11
10% .Sep 19
11% Jan
7
14
Jan
3
div
partic preferred
♦102%
100
$4.20
Mar 13
preferred
102
20% July 11
20% Aug 12
5%
21% Aug 12
83% Jan
74% Nov 28
3
42% Sep
13% Dec
19 ;
13
9
6
14% Jan
33
Jan
75
29% Sep 26
64
Nov 29
12% Jan 30
:
15
20% Sep
7
17% Mar 12
,
14
Aug
6
'
A tig
86% Jun
8
114
Feb
8
*
13
31
12
70% Feb
Aug 20
18% May 29
22%
85%
*
26
28
87
Aug
2
16% July 12
95'/a Jan 24
-
'
9
16% Jan
Ward
18% Jan 27
Apr 30
29% Dec 26
Sep
20% Sep
17
28% Jan
40% Feb
49 % Aug
42% Feb
12
68% July 16
35% Aug 27
38% Mar 28
'
95 Ve Dec 17
106*
Feb
20
15% Nov 23
9
9
40% Jan
37% Oct
1
35% Dec 20
9
10%
10%
16%
16%
'*17%'
17%
17%
17%
*03%
64%
64%
64 Va
-
—15
No par
10
44'A
45
44%
44%
;
*13%'
13%
;
29%
•;,
29
48% Jan
20% Feb
f
44
16
'25% Jan
44% Dec
3
25% Jan
10
29
92
Dec
12
105
88
Dec
20
105
63
Mar 27
108
27
80
JUD
Dec
28%
Feb
14% Jun
4.20%
Feb
18
4.10%
47% Jan
31
B
28
11
93
94% Aug 27
21
Feb
Jan
24
88
Aug 12
98
49
Feb
71
Feb
86
17
58% Nov 29
25%
26%
*26%
26 Va
50
-12%
43
42%
54
Mar
15
1
Api
—
pfd
preferred series B
preferred series C
*92%
83
83
*81%
85
*15%
22%
22% Mar
5
17% Sep
20
20% Jan
25 % Sep
20
12'
33 Va May 14
Westinghouse Air
68% July
99% Jan
"82% Dec
27
128 '/a Jun
5
' 4
Feb
17
128
July 22
69% Dec
31
50
Aug 20
Jan
24
88% S"o
130
92
79% Aug 19
1—10
common-12%
3.80% preferred series B
—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
8
Mar 25
129% Feb
4 "
Brake
*81%
38
.
96
25%
42%
43
43'A
64 V
63-%
64 V
21%
22
25%
<26%
26%
62%
63 Va
81
80
-•
500
'25%
320
1.700
a
23
23
25%
25 V
93
93
93
93
81V A
81
817b
8178
*81%
83
;
,
'
VA
a
6.300
260
£>C
83
*81 %
; 3,300
"
-37%,
37 Va
37 Va
37%
: go
94 V2
*93'*
94 VA
*93
21
21%;-'
1,700
15%
:
16'A
3,200
16%
96''a
16V
16(4
96 V A
*94.
96 Va
72'A
69 V 5
72 V
a
'67
69%" '
77
76%
76:%
*74
66 "Va
64 3A
17 3i
80
;
18
17%
26%
.
;
a
*94
-•
81
»
177a
17%
17,100
15,400
17%
2GV«
-
6,100
25%
*
r"
25%
62%,
32,000
81Va
••
81'
60%
^
63 3 A
81%
;•
..
500
*128
*128
—
100
67 VA
65 %
81
;
8,"700
r •
77
6234
25%
:
.
64
63
,
62 34
26'A
Va
*793i
*128
*128
1,000
....
65%
26%.
63%
a
25 Va
23'A
'
17%
*80
25% V
70 Va
66'A
*120
■ii **
Va
*74
26%
40C
3.2O0
2%
22'A
*94
77
63 %
•
700
25
25
"
70% "
64%
*
-800
24%
24%
..
"700
3,100
'
28%
21%
96%
xl7%
*
a
6.300
22'/2.
*94
18Va
28 V
64 VA
94''a
16
65
33
-
42%
■
38 V'4
16%
17%
32%
?
-j
25%
-
•
65%
Va
16
69
35 V 4
•
2Va T
'
,
V
26 Va
37%
16
*74%
60 Vi
25%
83%
94
2,200
1,800
58 %
24%
25%
85
22 %
02%
■
*23%
257/s
22%
"73%
28 Va
93 Va
22%
69
28 Va'
28%
25%
22%
'76
32%
*81(4
,
•
>
32 7 a
1,800
.
103i
'
33%.
•4.500
20V'4
35 Va
*81%
83%
88
20 %
35%
35 V*
.
a
*10
<906
.
*
13% ;«
a
87 V
*
61%
93
;
38%
*94%
96
68%
Westinghouse Electric
4
38 %
96%
*94
Western
36% July 17
65% Mar 20
52% Feb
83%
*82
38%
17% Nov 21
23 %
94
*94%
26% Nov 29
<50% Nov 29
22%
95
15 V*
*
607a
43
,43
25 3 4
22%.
25%
94%
5
Air Lines Inc_—
9
22 Va
25%
22%
25%
—100
—100
preferred
May
*64%
5
Auto Supply Co com
5
preferred
±——100
Maryland Ry com—No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR
No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
2
.
%
*25
65 V4
100
Co
4.80%
87% July 11
88% July 11
67% Sep 19
11
Coal
Power 4%%
06
*65
1
4
''1
73Va
13 V
200
.
1,100
!
15-
73
■
1,400
-
29%
2T9%
'
20%
2%
*<■ °»
2%_
66
'
10%
20%
25' '2
*25
42%
Western
23
May 10
67
com—2.50
r
•;'
'
103
64% ■/
44-lA
V*
13
24
x24
•
25 Va
2%
—100
.
1
4%%
Western
25% July 31
16% July 30
82% July 20
13
J
24%
24
*25
25
28%
*28%
2%
West Va Pulp & Paper common
104% Mar 20
27
23 3A
2%
Penn Electric Co_
West Penn
•28%
23%
25
1
1
preferred
Kentucky
20
12
Jan
16% Dec
28
47
37 % Sep
Apr 18
105% Feb
15% Dec 13
93
68% Feb
32%
32%
5 =
v-900"
13Va
83
10 Va
33
West
18'
13'A
10%
,
*32%
15%-
*87 Va
13%
35%
Mar 20
95
-
88
35%
West
July 24
*87 Va
61 %
West Indies Sugar Corp.
105
19
83
25% Dec
18% Jun 20
Jun
2
Jan
42% Jan 30
92
13%
13%
35%
As
,12,OOG
2.400,
V.
17
44 'A
''
61
Oil
■•5,500
*I3V*
*
35%
4.8%
;
*63 *
"
74 Va
35%
28% Jun
Aug 26
25% Sep 11
29%
*73%
•15 Vz
•
29%
61%
73% July 23
39% Jan
4
2
21
5
•
13
Mar
104
41% JaD
Mar 20
112% Jan
Nov 26
97
Dec
2934
74%
15 Va
35%
?
•'
»'•
•15%
29%
60%
Wesson
'
16%
17
"
i
23
Aug 14
13%
<
'
61%
Snowdrift
34 Va Jan
42
*13%
-
61 %
5
25% July 30
13%
5
5
2
21
44%'
21
Wayne Knitting Mills--'
Wayne Pump Co
,
Welbilt Corp
May 10
64%
*44%-
20%
Waukesha Motor Co_i—
52% Feb
•
31%
10%:'
-:
*64
-
20 %
34% May 24
43 %
1
88% n
-16 1
16%
-
:A10
■'
85*%.
17%
'
20%
26% May
3% May 15
"470
*
10/8
"•
•
*73%
73 Va
88
87 Va
45
13%
15%
*13%
*
88
44%
20%
13
44% Nov 26
1
64%
*63
20%
26
6
13,700
-
,;il%
\,A
33-
T7VA*
17%
10%
Feb
4% Apr
17%
;
10%
-
2% Dec 26
23
85%
'■
•
>
10%
16
16'A
9%
23% Sep
22% July
5
2% Feb 28
..
9%
28
27% Dec 14
30% Oct
87 %
Washington Water Power-—No par
3 \
,32% Mar 27 "
600
•
102% 7'
•
*84 %
t
85 %-
•'
'
32
"16
*101
•
88%'
10%
9%
Corp
Warner-Lambert
17
*82
10%
-1
Industries
8
8
13%
13%
*
15%
15%
T5%
'
X73Vb
75
•
—100
29%
29%
75
9
27
13%
13%
29%
37% Aug
Mar
9
•19% Feb"
'
11
3
<
85%
32%
10%
10%
16
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
3
.:
...
32 -i
v
f
-
20
100
•
227a
.
%
85%
*84
88 Va
*82 '
85.%
32'A
'
15%
32% Sep
Jan
*86 x,
'« 102
102
100
3.600
20
19*4
'
85 Va
Pharmaceutical—1
Washington Gas Light Col
No par
2
36% Jan
.
'
38 Ya Mar 23
25% Feb
22
'
V2% Apr
l"
31%
*32
85%
32%
86.%
23
,22%
23
102%
<
•3,OOC
*
77
*72
•
101 Va
101%
103
22%
102%
*84
85%
*86
-
31%
102%
•
23
102%
'•
*84
86%
-
-No par
2.50
1—1
Ward Baking Co common
5%% preferred
—
9
12
13 % Dec
103
103
100
*
2
Walworth Co
1
20
*
'■/..
Wagner Electric CorpI
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
—
'
Walker (Hiram) G & W
|
20
10%
preferred
Wabash RR 4'%%
24
Jan
56% May 15
9
Apr
29
Mar 20
77
16
20
102%
w
61 % Aug
20
20%
20 Va
806
8;4C0
;
.
27%
27%
77
23
86%
preferred—1-16
convertible
*72
103%
-
*"'84
-100
-
77
-
$4.12 preferred ——J00
Virginia Ry Co common
—10
Gc/o
preferred „—:
,,--10
Vulcan Materials Co comtnort—11
37% July 11
*72
102
22%
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com——,8
$5 preferred
-100
$4.04 preferred
■;
.
_100
12
Feb
No par
77
20%'
,.
OOCJ
'
' 13;900
•
*124>4
28'A
28
5,200
2,706
"•
*124%
28'A
'28%
75
20 <
-
28%
*72
29
75
,
*124'A'
*124%
x28 %
'
29
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com
8
21
preferred
26
*124%'.
*124'A
*124'A
*124%
6
Mai
25% Jan
20
*124%
5% noncumulative preferred-^100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
Aug 23
84
82
.
5434
Vlck Chemical Co—
Sep
83
53%
13%
787/o Jun 20
Feb 13
Oct
13%
13%;
Inc
17%
*
25%
13
13% ;
97% Jun 21
93
25%
13 Va
22% Jun
100
6
*25%-
13%
Aug 29
19% Sep
21% Nov
25%
25%
13
Co
*16%
.5
1
634
161/2
25%
Raalte
preferred-
"
6%
*16%
13%
33% July 15
25% Ja» 18
94% Apr
28
Dec
16%'
25%
123
34% Mar 26
••
'
6%
16%
13
conv
373i
! 36%
■
6%
16%
6%
6%
7
54% Sep
Aug 23
123
38%
37%
37%
37%
37%
6%
..
25%
Van
2
123
82
7
6%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
$2.28
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
129
25% Dec 26
37%
38%
33
1
14% July 16
2
41.% Feb 28
11% Jan
9
Corp of America-
*16%
25%
29
4
25% Sep
37% Api
6
12% Nov 28
21
50% Jan
30% Aug 26
6% Aug 23
16% Sep 19
4
17% Jan
38% Feb
•
'
!
46
Jan
20
94
Sep
28
'"21% Jun
8
103
62
Aug 30
27% Dec 20
>
36% Feb
;59
Apr
«
1
10
28% Feb 23
80% Feb 18
g
4
12
102
Jun
8
26% Feb
16
30 Ve Jan
30
61
Jan
23
69
Dec
17
May 10
16% Apr 30
13
895a
90
883i
21%
20%
82% Apr
19% Dec
30
B
14 % Aug 30
10% Jan
9
13% Jan
29 Va Jan
Dec
31
30% Sep
26
Oct
18
21% May 15
Sep
11
18
25% Jan
4
18% Feb
20
29 % Sep
116
Aug
26% Sep
9
24% July 10
19% Sep
cvt
20
A Sep
20
26% Api
10
.,
6'cT'i
43% Dec
19
36% Feb
27
50% Mar 19
40
Aug 26
41% Jan
23
60% Nov
15
52 % Feb
88% Nov
29
99% Jan
24
82% July
83% Nov 30
7% Dec
98% Mar
9
10% Jan
J4
v,
31
44 ('a
45
44%
commbn—__No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
14%
15
14%
ii
.
r
Feb
Windsor
W<«
19
*22%
22%
23
*33%
•34%
ni-ln.
10c
Inc.
Tno
_
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
•
;
-
6%
preferred
Corp common'
10
preferred 4%% series—100
Wrigley (Wra) Jr (Del)—L-No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co—-'
5
Worthington
68% July 15
3
92% Mar 15
88% Jan
8% AD*
28
■"
'
:■
Prior
3
11?
23 V2
45
34%
45
14%
68 %
,
68%
68 V 4
15%
14%
14%
*14Va
15 Va
4%
4%
*4%
4%
*4%
*68
68 JA
4V2
,
25%
25%
29 %
>29%
116%
116%
20%
20%
70
*68
25%
29%
26
26
29%
29%
*117
118
*116
20%
20%
1_
20%
'
•>"'
29%
20%
.
-
•
34% Aug
7
24
19
36% Dec
12
8
131% Dec
Jan
83% Feb
20
101
Jan
16
July 30
.
dend.
27% Feb
29
10
93
29% Nov 28
141% Jan
23% Aug 27
91 'A Feb
3
#»d asked prices;
yEx-rights.
12
Aug 28
Sep 10
no
sales
on
12
34% July
41
40%
41
56
56
-
79%
80
54%
88
81 Va
x81%
6%
6%
6%
*86
8 li/4
6%
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
May 27
126% Sep
this day
;
18
•
'
1
(
29'%
403i
40%
54'A
54%c
*86
79 V 2
V;40O '
.
•
L'11,100
:
V.
..
87%
-
'-'TIB
<2,100
',V'17,480
.
-79%'-
6%
30
30%
30%
1,500
'<
30
29%
-1,300
303i
30
2,800
(*•••,_ ;
-
6%
678
30
94 %
25 "
6%
7
V--
2
30
20 %■.
32
11,200
.
;
•
87
*86
87%
80%
*6%
t
1.1,200
611,400
>
1
•;
*2838
56
53%
118
.108
.
.
.
30 %
8
19%
-
29
28%
41
*86
•
-40Ct
—
1
9
2
123% Jan
29
28%
j* -.'.t
35% JaD
29 7
:-*11634
•
.
Zenith Radio Corp
Jin receivership, or
No par
,■
:•
f <'
.
.
■
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
301'4
30%
30 %
30%
30 VA
30 %
30%
93
30 %
94%
93%
95
95
97%',
95-
96%
93
24%
24 Va
24
24%
24%
25%
25
25 VA
25
118%
120
petition has been filed'for the company's
•
%
118%
122%
126'/a
reorganization, a Deferred delivery,
-
119'A
r Cash sale,
122 3 A
114%
*
9,600
15 Va".
•*14%
V
40%
-
4,000
V
?- ,r
4%
28%
54%
68
26%
40%
87%
68
•
%
4%
28%
81
14%
26%
40%
54%
45
4%
28 %
'86
34
14%
•
*
.,
408
44
20%'
2 0 V*
.
<76
23'A
*33
117
--
■
■
3,906
29%
29 Va
"-117
•
:2,700
26%
■
4%
26 Va
26%
118
96
678
'
15%
*14%
V..'
•'
26% May 24
69
'",'600
27%
•-
*22%
15
-
-200
.
6%
.
,.
46 V A
-
9,700 i
1
1
46
96
34»A
14%-
,
60
'
'.3530
--
20%
27
45%
.
23
45%
15
90
*58
8
G.100
50%
a
20 V a
■„
VA
7
*33%
46
147a
Va
95 V
23
23 %
*33 Va
34 Va
46
6%
50 V
,
*89
27 VA
4614
'
,
.
,95Va
';
,
60
27%
'••
-
89%
2IV A
*58
*"•'
7
*14-%
10
Industries
*33%
<
r
{'
96
67a
23
>
4G %
*95%
7%
7
-
12
•:
7%
-
79% Aug 27
7
7%
—
May 13
Mar 19
'
*
27
46
96
.
63 Va
27
46
Sewing
Va
*58
27
45%
*95%
'
*
29%
*26%
96
10
—-——100
,131
Wisconsin Public Service-Corp
10
22% Feb' 6
I.' Rights !————i
Vs. Sep 20
10
-'35
July 8 '-'.Woodward Iron Cb_—-Ii-4
Woolworth (F W) Co_
10
45% Jar
10
34
61
46
Wilson-Jones Co
•
21
221/4
61
26%
*
9
5% Jan 21
10
Mai 22
21%
61
45%
Wilson &, Co Inc
8
31
"
8
37% Feb
145
Jail
75
19 % Jan
22%
preferred —
100
Machine common—1
Prior preference
:—
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
Wilcox Oil Co
5
13
:
.
•
26%
White
14
16% July
01
>95 V8
5%%
7
Feb
47
•••21%
1
•'White Motor Co common.
10"
62% Jun
4'A Aug 27
68
:
8
100 Va Jan
May 17
4
20
ii
51%
90
28% Mar 14
6
26
127
.
51%
89%
53% May 24
Aug 27
4% Dec
'■ •
'
51%
90 Va
6
44
14% Jan
•
51%
90%
68% Jan
•
'5
32% Sep
12% Jan 23
6% Sep
22% Sep
51 Va
preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common-,
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
$5
26% Mar 22
94 % Aug 16
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
9
A
58
10
9
1
j5
26% Sep
44% Feb
18
50% July 24
511A
Wheeling Steel Corp common
52
2
96% Jan
20% Sep 20
31% Jan
.'"51
*-
69% Jan
19
117%
wd When distributed
v.
7,200
; 1.306
8300
"
3,900
.
'
15,200
:-dlvl-
xH*-
Number 5675
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Record
Bond
New York Stock
««
friday
The
letters
italic
In
the
column
Figures
after
weekly
-
"Interest
decimal
Period"
Indicate
point represent
one
In each
or
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1956
Range Since Jan. 1
LowestHighest
,v
Highest "
.
=
7
>./
.
Dec
.
"s.
17
rDec
98
the month when
of a point.
the bonds mature.
,•
"•
Treasury 4s w i
Oct 1969
Treasury 3Vis
June 15 1978-1983*92:28
Tw»sury 3S-___:——__Fdb 15 1995
=>87,24
17
Treasury 2%s__:
Treasury 2Vas—
1
Wednesday rv H
Thursday
;.. £ Friday -V
Sept. 17 >. •
Sent. 18
Sept. 19 XV
Sept. 20.-ft
.Low
".. .Low
High
High V .Low
.Lew:: High
High
•
,i
♦100.8
93.4
100.12
"*93
88
*100.8
93.8
88.4
=>95.18
7
95.22
•
90.16
*99.8
90.16
*98.24
S0
*98.24
99
*99.9 "
IDec 15 1958
99.11
*99.10
99.12
*98.6
7
98.8
*98.6
-
98:8
-
90.12 Dec
'
c
-t
.
i2
.91.12 Dec
13
^
12
-
13
99-.
*98.28
99.13
*98.6
95.14
.
90,22 Nov"13
«
*S.}'jrU9 jSjr"87.10
Mar,
^;
*98.6
*94
*90
■
;? 90.4
.
'*92.2iT
■:
i
.
*86.28
87
86.98 " V *86.18
8622
*86.24
i
^
86.28.
86.22
86.20-
•
=
.,.86.12
..
86.24
.
Dec
,
13
'
84
Dec
7
>99.28. Jan
16
101.16 Feb
24
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jan
;-84%; July
5
17( "
92
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
Feb
14
■'*
90---Feb
4
;
90.30 Mar
5
-
;
25-year 3s
9
102.16 Jan
100.8
97.'20 Mar 12
17
103.4
;
Sep
90.30 Mar
5 7
30-year
23-y«ar
19-year
15-year
96.16 Apr
7
100
-
Jun
96.24
25
18
Xug
96.16Apr25
104.24 Feb
15
1 1976
.
_i_-Oct
4
96.24 Aug 15
21-year 4 Vis
*98.20
*96.25
*92.24 : 92.28-
' .-.*02.32
*Bld and
120
asked
1 9226.
York
Stock
Territorial Issue—
Panama
Canal
3%
92.18
94.30
♦94.24
*87,16
83.16
1961
'
or
Sale Price
Friday's
*103
*99.24
_
ENDEI)
80
High
Jan. I
No.
Low
120
82
89
=
fd
7s
«.
ser
3rd
35
88 Vi
*
1945—Jan-July
Jan-July
1946—Ja,n-July
1945—Jan-July
1957_April-Ocf
1957_April-Oc<
1957_April-Oct
Jan-July
,
6Vis
series
No.
33/43
series
No.
series
No.
3Vis
series. No.
3%s series No.
3%s
3%s
series
series
No.
No.
3%s
series
No.
33As
series
No.
3343
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
3343
series
3% s
series. No.
No.
3%s
series
No;
3%
series
No.
s
*96
97
95
*94
95
93
*92
*90.16
Cash sale,
York
Slock
Interest
Exchange
r
a
Teletype
19_
No.
91.16
No'."
No",
j
96%
95%
99V.t
-94%,
98
*88'/a
*88'/a
>
•
•
97%;
:93'/a
931%
a;
f 92
97
*91
June-Dec
-.
fi
89
.*=
•.
*88'/a
7
A63/^
<
47
47
47
10
46
85%.
..
(interest
A
A
91%
98%-
14
41
8634
87
93
94
93
.
100 Vi
-
-
6
assented
93
165
11
954
95%
89%
96
11
—
79%
80%
99
%
135Va
77
AGs. of
91 %
ref
3s
*114
112%
f-
.
117%
t
1927. Jan
Cuba
$ bonds
69Vi
69 f
.nu;
4/
a
65
:
t:
115%
76%
June-Dec
74
66,
*132
Called
'.'77
132
v;
132
f:
Bonds
84 Vi,-
77
'
91%
f
\tZ'J
■
69%
June-Dec
June-Dec
69%
60
-
\76%
40%
39%
*77
42
47%
39%»
46 y*.
77%
80%
81%
June-Dec
47
47
*40
-t
48
80
80
*40
1962-——May-Nov
42
fit-
41
48
*77".
80
81%
t~.
*40
•*77,
...
81
81
»40
I960,—i-—-Mar-^ept;
40%
433/4
47
*97%
12%
»%
*,114
,
1961-——— -—Jan-July
40%
14%
55%
118%
121
-•H'V,
55
118V(i
118i/a
(■64
48 V4
74
.71 Va
"
57 %
Js
102
47 Vt
75%
~/-71%~
71Va: 72
•50
74
75%-
1972*-,,.——-April-Oct
.
-ra* *■'
29.!
*114
,,
*
102'%
47
14
47Va
52%
101
»
3
*45 '/a
to
(Octbber
151
n
.
47
46Va
.44
xt:
99 f a 100%
.
5
98
4
97
97
*95
securities
993/4
89
95
99
June-Dec
For Financial ln*titutionn
■
foreign
99%
99%
95
June-Dec
7
*-r
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
91
98%
95"
99 Va
96 '
2
96
.
;
"
June-Dec
13
*92
June-Dec
*95
June-Dec
99
99%
*95
92'/a
96
98
98
97
94%
96
'
June-Dec
*96
98
93
*94%
98
92%
Carl Marks & co. Inc.
96
June-Dec
.
"
92V4
13
June-Dec
14—
June-Dec
*95
9898
92%
15—
June-Dec
*95
16
June-Dec
3%s
-*95
series
NO.' 17
June-Dec
33/45
>95' c
series
No.
June-Dec
'
*
*95
.
«
91%
96
'93
•
3
*
—
^
20 BROAD STREET
96
TEL: HANOVER 2-0050
93%-95—
93% 1 96
"
—
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
96
93%
.
98
98
98
.
"l
92%
94
96
--
•'r "
-'
1
n
■'A
,q t ';: v > •.
.
.
;
993i
94
"
5———
31.
47%
78
47%
f::
ji
—
99%
99%
For "footnotes "see
page
:
78
*40
1961—.—April-Oct
i.1
——Aprii-Oct
;•) ifvdi
•
*91%
18
81%
47%
78
—,
"
April-Oct'
June-Dec
—
»1%
80
\
84'i
June-Dec
9
40 Vi
i960————„April-Oct •
(Kingdom of)-.extl 4'/2S 1962. .April-Oct99 fa
AonZ-Oct
Denmark
*69%
3
8
4ft
78%
78
>
——Mar-Sept
5s 1951—June-Dec
1953 due
extended
6V«>)
119;
"
4
81
44%
*40
June-Dec
————Jnne-Dec
4 %s external 1977-^—June-pec
Cundlnamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978———
Jan-July
Czechoslovakia-(State)—
%
.f.
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
-
(Interest
—
78
May-Nov
(Republic of)
<
1
82%
4ft V»
80%
*40
6s
7s.
77 Vi
76%
62
106
53
-
-.69%
(interest
1979
Municipal
40%.
81%
46%
44
*
*77
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—AprtZ-Oct
lAColombia Mortgage Bank 6'%s 194*7
April-Oct
SASinking fund 7s of 1926 due-1946
May-Nou,.
§/Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947-—Feb-Aug s
| ACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951—
May-Nov ^
>132
85
Consol
-
78
40%
*40
3s ext
,
85
40%
.
82
*77
May-Nov
A7s, assented I960
...AChincse (Hukuang Ry)
...
118 Vi
107
-
90
.
89%-
94
.
02%
,
*40
.
177%
-
1957
90
52
IKHi
*77
June-Dec
1962
.'.
,
82
•;
47 Va
*77
SACologne (City of) 6%s 1950-1—^-r^—Mar-Sapt
,4%s debt adjustment 1970——-——----Mar-Sept
AColoinbia (Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 196l_April-Ocf
-
101 Vi
106 Vi
133% 133 %
v
99'A
,
89
>111
«
93 Va
99%
1963
1993-—-
1961—l—
sinking fund
assented
AChllean
.
41)
K2>„
*40
April-Oct
—May-Nov
—,
bonds 3s
1961-/
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s
_
,94
86 :f 4
27
89%
_Aprll-Ocf,
/
-
13
100 "4 100%
June-Dec
Plan
9434
«
92%
June-Dec
•
85
86 3
June-Dec
1941_—
Plan
85'/a
85
Aprii-Oct
L—
30
91%
June-Dec
A
87 '/a
86%
$
A8s, assented
j,
51
85%
91%
8(j3/4
6s
1963-—
fund
AGuaranteed
,<
^
%
95%
51
A6V6
-i».u
56
*77.'.',
assented
Mortgage Bank 6%s
;\A6%s assented 1957-,
90
«
*
82
95
93%
,
,:.-56i-
82
*40
,
90
89
98
96%
*77
AChile
'■
99
93
.94
;82%
-s
assented Jail 1961
'
*88%
•,
2
'
90
.
90
■
__
-
.
89%:
■,
88
-
92
*40
assented
99
95
*48
5.
.
—April-Ocf
Extl sink
99
93
•
94
*95 :;.,*97
4"--
98%
93Vo
98
,
*95
*48
»
97
f
*92
,
Val
AGs
89%
__
__
*88%
"
99%
94%
*92.-:,
•
6s Feb 1961-—,_Feb-Aug
90
98
•96%-
,*92
June-Dec
—
94
96
98
93 %
June-Dec
v-—
*
High
"93
*93...
—June-Dec
28
Jan. 1
Low
No.
98
*92
————,June-Dec
.^7
Range Since
Sold
High
*96%
*——June-Dec
24—
Bonds
Friday's
or
June-Dec
'23,,,,—
No.
assented 1962—
AExternal sinking fund
89 '/a
91.16
transactions.
Bid & Asked
———.—^June-Dec
,
98
-
93
*90.16
*92
scries
AGs assented I960 —
AExternal sinking fund
893/4
__
99
Week's Range
Sale Price
June-Dec
—
AGs
98%
*88%-
*98
Registered bond
Last
Period
2%» 1975-^-^%—_——l-Mar-Sept
(Dept ol) 30-yr 3s s f bds 1978-Jan-Jw/y
l AChile (Republic)' external s f 7s 1942u—May-Nou
§ A 7s. assented 1942_w!
—j-1.
May-Noo
AExternal sinking fund 6s I960--*—^^April-Oct
—
Mar-Sept
_Feb-Au<7
Feb-Aug
1945—
External-dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)
33As
97
'
91.16
e
25-year
Feb-Aug
1965
1978
pursuant to
reduced to 3.375%)
3%s
99
*94
33/4S series No. 30_—-——-—-—.June-Dec,,
CnklafjjDcpt of) :30-yr 3s s/f $ bonds (1978-Jan-July
(Dominion of). 23%s 197i-^-'^—-—Mar-Sept
NY 1-1693
96.16
*98
Jan-July
sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sepf
Sept 1961—
Mar-Sept
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962—
April-Oct
June-Dec
6%'- funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
-
*90.16
transitions,
Series
A 6s
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant ,to
Stamped
lot
3:%Sf scries No. 29-—
June-Dec
-r
reduced to 3.375Vi). 1979
IA7s (Central Ry)
1952_i._—jL^
*'»
•+
91.16
Odd
series No.. 2Q-—Tseries No. 21-,—,series No'. 22—r——
AOs
—i..
external 8s
reduced to 3,5%)
♦
■s
series
Cauca
97
100.8
?>0
3series
3:,i s, series
*88 Va
*.96.8
*99.24
*96
,
•
AExternal
June-Dec
1957—^2Vpril-Oct,
»
Staipped pursuant 4o Plan A'(interest
reduced to 3.375(w )
1979
April-Ocf
AExternal s f 6Vis of 1927 due 1957
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant,to Plan A (Interest
'
-
83
3:!is
98 iJi
—
-Stamped pursuant to Plan
'
93
;
94.16
100.16
*96
(continued)—
A 6s
1945
;
(series 8)
-
-
AGs
assented
Feb
1961—
Feb-Aug
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
reduced to 3.5%} 1978
AExternal s i 6Vis of 1926 due
■
*90.16
95
3Vis
»,V
97
Low
103Vi
Broadway, New York
(City of) 6s 1958
§A6Vis external loan 1950
...
" 92'
93
•
>100
96.16
High
Brazil
Members New York Stock Exchange
f $ bonds 1978
-
91.16
dealings.
New
Wertheim & co.
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 19C4—June-Dec
»
95
91.16
*92
*93.16
100.8
Canada
(Commonwealth of)
I ABrazil 1U,S
of)
i
BONDS
Foreign Securities
20-year 3V2S 1967
20-year 3'/as 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4Vis 1971
15-year 5s 1972—
fABavaria (Free State)
-=
*94
*92
SEPTEMBER
97
*94
♦90.16
94.16,
*96
No;—_u—j—^—June-Dee
33/4S series No. 26_——U—
^June-Dec
ser
A Berlin
*
•<
99
*96
97
93
3:%s
ser
47/es debs adj
*98
99
*96
95
,
4,000
100.16
•9924
96.16
1.000
85.16
83.16
93
*96.8
100.8
*96
88.16
*82.16
91.16,
/'
*100
♦87.16
:*84.16
84.8.-.
.
*98
97
.
"92
97
*99.24
96.16
99
*96
Range Since
Sold
'94.28-
83.10
_
,?93.16
100.16
*96.8
100.8
'
3;%s. series No.
AExternal
s
*99.24
*C6
"
*100
97
3V4S
AExternal sinking funds 7s 1st
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd
30-year 3s
'
96.16
*98
100.16
*96.8
100.8
3:,/4S
June-Dec
(Dept) collateral 7s A
§AExternaf sinking fund 7s ser B
gAExternal sinking fund 7s ser O
5 A External sinking fund 7s ser D
Australia
*100
97
*96
Foreign Government and Municipal
sink
'100.16
3V,4.s
1980
Telephone
sec
94.16
Issue—
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia) —
SAGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1947
Feb-Aug
§ A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948
April-Oct
Akershus (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
_Mar-Scp
-
92.16
*93.16
City
REctor 2-2300
jAAntioquia
•*90.16
*91.16
94.16
to Btock Exchange
WEEK
91.16
*90.16
92.16
\
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Quar-June
York
Corporate- Stock
.
Period
84.8
'91.16
*96.8
15 1962
A
*82.16
88.16
*93.16
*90.16
FOR
85.16
83.16
*91.16
*92
admitted
,-
Week's Range
Last
Low
3s
Unification
Interest
Exchange
New
Transit
yet been
9627
92.24
T *92.14
*84.16
*87.16
=>90.16
due Feb
as
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New
UThis issue has not
»
97.20
.' •92.20;
*82.16
94.16
due Feb 15 1961
2s__
price., No sales'transacted this day.
83.16
<
92.16
*94
86.16
98.30'
,92.18
202.14
95.2-
.
91.16
*100
-
2s
*94.30
*90.16
1 1978
,86.10
•
*94:26
92.22 1'
*92.18
*91.10
Serial bonds of 1950
2s__
due Feb 15 1958
2s—
:___due Feb 15 1959
2s
due Feb 15 1960
-IXXV,:
;
•
'*93.16
•
I, *86.6
v
86-28
.
r *88.16 ".89.16
*
84.8 7 84.8
T *82.16
83.16
87.16
83.16
;*82.16
.
87
?
*84.16.
.
'1 1981
May
___
'
" 87.16
15 1972
;__"'__Mar
.3%s
3%s i-_„'___May 15 1975
3%s ___i.i__Qct 15 1971
3%s___;i
Jan "1 1969
20-year 4'/as
Jan
1 1977
115-year 2%s
__Sept 15 1959
f[3%S
-Oct
1 1958
17
Feb 24
rU_—July
25ryear 3S_:
.
102.16 Jan
May 16
84.8
' ;
'f86.16
,"'*86.1686.209 ,i *86.12
97.26'--'* *9722. 97.26,.-. j" *972 2
-98.31
v*^828.'-9820v..
*98.28
oa
(ui'917196.27
-.,*9625
•
'
^, *86.18.
86.16"*86.8
*86.20
y* 97.22
"
It- *86.24.
<
,
•
89
87.4
.
...
.
V *86.10
,
13
92.26
,
*
Dec
9CL4
.,
*92.22
..
"I"'
*87
-
-
94 4
*90
92.26
;
^-98.6
87.24'r
*87.4
,
♦. E9
99.11
:*8724 f 8728. ..♦8720
87.12 ;, .\:*87,4
*87
1
87.81:
87.8' .- 'i'.'.*87 v ul. 87.4L'J
' *8628
87".4«
-=*86.28
Si
*8(624
•
>
99.16
99.4:-
882-
*87.8
>
--
-■
*99.8
•98.28
94.6 /
.
95.12
.
.1 *99.9-
98.8; i
=?94.2
90.8
92.30
t
96;30Ndv"-i3 *y"' 96.30 NdfTi3
..•=-*98.6
'
*90,4
-
■
""
"
*87.30
"
•
94.8
*92.26
-
~8
Mar
98.8
*94.4
-
99,16
.
88.8
*952
99,4
*97vll
>."«.• *S9.8
99.10:
1
93.8
r
*88
99.12
'*
)ecrY2
-*93
95.16
*99.8
.
12
90.26 Nov
:
t *99.30 100.2
L
93.8
'88.6
=>na:2a
•
•
90.12 Dec
,
SO-llDec "12> ;
.
i.
.
100.3
*93
*99.10
Treasury 2 Vis—i—Nov 15 1961
' *94.6
* 94.10
*94.6 \ 94.10
Treasury 2Vis
June 15 1962-1967
*90.2
90.6
*90.8 " 90.12
Treasury 2Vafl
„_Aug^l5Jt963 •
*92.24
92.28
*92.28= 93
Treasury• 2%s__.i_-..Dec 1-6.'1963^19(68 *
*87.30
88.2
--*88.2/ 88.6
V 91.20-Mar 28
' 91.29Mar 28 *■
.Treasury,2Vas_i_cJune: 15 1964-4969
'*87.6
8?.10
*87.12
,87.16"
J ^Txeksuty 2Vai57i.ijLi.DeC 13 • 1964-1969>..*."
:*87;2
8?»6 *87.8:'. 87.12"'
JfTreaBury '215 1966-1970 = r, ^86.28" 87
7' *87:4 " 87.8 '
■/Treasury/ 2%H-__»;_Mar - 15^ "f966r:lt9f7L'V• •86,24 :"*86.28 I
*87;.'-.;,, 87.4
July i hTreasury 2V2fiA-_i.Juriek15 1907-1972"'' > *86.26,'*86.28
"*86.28
87 "
Treasury 2 Vas.j__Sept 15 1967-1972
v
: *86.18
r* »•'"(
*06.12
86.16
8Q.22'
;«88.t0May^l" - "92.24Feb 11
Treasury v3%fUu/L,-Dec .15 1967-1972' 7.;. *86.20V 86.24 ".
*86.26" 86.30 *
" *
y •'
"•'Ml*
y
Treasury ^isi-i-Mar 13 19OT-1959 4
**97,20
97.24'
>97.20>-97.24
'".Treasury 2%s.__^7—iJune 15 1938. q't *08.28 "98.30 *
*98.29
90.31
7 97.8" Mar*2§
97.8 -MairSft
Treasury 2Visi_i.Sept 15 1958-1959
"
•96.23" 96.25
*96.23
96.25
Treasury .2.ViS;—-June 15 1959-1962
*92;24. 92.28
92.30
;
*92:26
Treasury,2ViS-,»i_Dcc 15 1959-1962
*92.18
92.22
*92.20
'92.24
Treasury 2Vbs~_ii
Nov 15 1960 7
*94.28
95*
*94.30
95.2
12
v: 91.3. NOV
95.20
k
."' *07.30
,.
*95.12
1
*
90.13 Dec
88.6
J
"
-
91:12 Dec -42
:,*100
93.6
*87.30
=>95.16
•
V
*
■ft-'
100.12
*92.30
*87.28
95.18
=>09.8
*<'
the Week
Bonds(f>
.
_7
*05.14
,
Saleafer;
1
.
'
__Sept.l5 1961
Trooaury 24!is^-.~June 15 1958-1963
Treasury 2 %s™__Dec 15 1960-1965
Treasury .2 Vis
Mar 15 1958
—r"*—:— )
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
.
EXCHANGE 7*. 7.'- -.>•■>***;
__
id
case
32nds
more
Monday 7.
Sept. 16
---'Low 'High, ■'/
.
NEW YORK STOCK;:
'■>
Exchange
yearly
-
LOW AND
Range for Previous
,
Lowest
headed
•
NEW YORK 5, N. Y.
™
'
TELETYPE NY 1-971
63
-99% 100%
'99%
99Y4,
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
£8
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
.
.
(1284)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Exchange
York Stock
New
Period
Week's
Last
or
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
SEPTEMBER 20
ENDED
Range
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Low
No.
High
High
A 8s
(Republic of) —
3%s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976— Jan-July
3s extl s I dollar bonds Jan 1 1976Jan-July
AEstonia
(Republic of) 7s 1907
Jan-July
IA Frankfort on Main 6%s 19a3
May- Nov
4%s sinking fund 1973
May-Nov
*72%
5%s
3s
75
75
dollar
5s
8A 7s gold bonds
1930
loan
5%s
^
82
82
U
70
93:',
2(5
85%
54
64 'A
76%
75
75
76%
.
130
20
20
21
19 Va
19
19%
June-Dec
130;
118
1
130
.
part paid 1904
May-JVoi>
A6s part paid 1908—,
Feb-Aug
fAHamburg (State of) 6s 1940
April-Oef
Conv & funding 4%s 1900—
April-Ocf
Heidelberg (City of) cxt 7%s 1950—.
Jan-July
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1900
April-Oct
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Ja7t-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
.—Jan-July
-Mar-Sept
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977——.
—
r
..
Institute—
f 3s 1977
External
readjustment
External
conversion
160%
95%
*97%
1952——
—Jan-July
Jan-July
—
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
June-Dec
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
A6%s extl loan of '24 1954
Feb-Aug
6%s due 1954 extended to 1904——Feb-Aug
extl
A5'/2s
loan
May-Nov
-May-Nov
1065*——
1975
of '30
1905 extended to
59
Si
57%
66
57%
59
12
56%
62
118
1
118
15
58
117
124
118
58
58
bonds 1978—
Jan-July
Irrigation—
§A4%s assented (1922 agreement) 1943—May-Woo
58'A
*112
small
assented
ANow
ASmall
Mexico
1943—
104
175%
178%
94%
1CC%
1
96'A
96'A
195%
100 '/a
~4
103%
103
Large
ASmall
due
A4s
49
49
51%.
A4s
14%
13%
—
14%
3s
(1942
1963-Jan-July
agree't)
19%
18%
19
18%
18:!/B
183/a
18%
18%
*18%
—
—
14
*13%
13%
—
lATreasury 6s of 1913
agreement) 1033
17%
13%
assented
17%
18%
2%s
18%
2%s
2%s
(assented to 1922
Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
2%s
reduced to
2.125% )
extl
sink
4'As
f extl loan
s
*
Mar-Sept
1965—
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
6s
1952—
„Feb-Aug
43
—
)
'
J —
52
72
51
*72
Mar-Sept
1959
sinking fund external loan 1963
J A Nuremberg (City of)
4%s debt adj 1972
3%s
21
117
(interest
2008
6%s
fund
new
20%
—
1958—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
Mar-Seof
Norway (Kingdom of) —
External sinking fund old 4%s 1965
April-Oct
4s
subord debs
Feb-Aug
1911
99%
72
43
'
99%
12
99%
53%
101%
96%
100%
101
99
101
150
*99%
—
—
debentures
1953 extended to
extl
51/28
due
loan
—
1958
extended
to
A P
(State of) 7s 1947
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
APeru
to
of)
loan
extl
ANat
loan extl
s
external
3
f
f
*90
Co
&
(Republic of)
5s
—
*43%
993/4
V
,
70
39
50
49
77%
81%
76
80%
a
84
76-v
84%
223/4
25
26%
1
17'A
22
1
21'A
28
7
81%
90
95%
5
94
993/4
123%
366
98
68%
68%
1
66
92%
92%
25
89 Va
97%
26
95%
84%
9
*99% 100%
49
101
98
P8
97%
"
97
P-3%
100'»
9d%
100%
-99"%
85%
95
74
.74
r
107
.
95
903A
73%
803/4
106#
139%
1023%
180
%' 111%
91
.
*
47
120% 121 V
107%
,
100
103 'A
78
92
132
743i
121
;
-
105"%
93%
30
79%
78
98%
31
96
100% 100%
*95
,*
98
93%
/
98%
*81.
78
75
83
;
\
116
'
t
84%
81%
39
77%
88 3/8
73 34
9
71%
'81%
75%
75%
5
74-
72%
—April-Oct
84%
74'%
74%
8
90 Vz
90%
91'A
41
89
86%
86
86%
46
803/4
83'%
84%
84
126%
-
-96 3A
90%
82 %
91 %
126ya
89
135%
99 Va
109
95%
101
95
92%
40
126% 127%
83
4
120,
,90%
91 a%
32
97
96%
97%
96%
96'%
97%
87'A
86'A
88
Feb-Aug
82'%
83%
9
80
95
_June-Dec
*96%
96 Va
98
92
88
92%
74
74
77
80
81
0
_April-Ocf
_
*70
_Quar-Jri7i
*76
-April-Oct
68%
69%
__Mar-Sept
93%
933
95%
95%
._May-Noa
68%
97%
—Mar-Sept
96%
89%
89%
*92%
94%
•<
T
78%
68%
73
97
5
92
1
93%
1023/4
*99%
100%
*99% 100%
97%
46
95
106
89%
7
81
102%
93
92
—
98
June-Dec
1964
4
9774
85
98'%
11
97%
103 Vz
85
85
10
83.'/a
93%
88%
98'/a
*89'%
mtge
87%
—
87%
*88
% 106
82
10o%
92%
96
91
90
loo
87
2
629
106
105%
22 %
17%
84%
95%
80'%
22
97%
73%
Jan-July
4'As ser C 1972—_—
—Mar-Sept
series D 1980'
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966- ___Jrni-July
Jan-July
3'As debentures 1979—
—
Feb-Aug
4 %s conv subord dobs 1987—
Gen
943A
94
74%
mortgage 4s ser A 1980-^
Gen
-89
V IZ
►94
1
67
&
90
.89
90
80%
1995
89%
2
*78%
jan-July
__
*22
18 'A
*25
1
18'A
26
17%
17%
25 Va
25%
17
—_
19%
17
—
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
1966
1950
to. 2.375% )
I AExternal secured
Jan-July
*51%
47
*48'A
*99'A
*991/4
53
46%
523/4
87
-T-
91
88
— —
—
1953
Feb-Aug
reduced
to
2%)
Grande do Sul
2012
99
*72
—
57%
*62
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.5%)
A
to
2%)
loan
1967
to
2.25%)
stamped
(interest
65
to
(City of)
6%s
49
May-Woo
*80
1966
A
2004
June-Dec
to
2.25%)
to
*51'A
reduced
Bao Paulo
1936
to
2%)
(Interest reduced to
IA 8s external 1950
to
2.5%)
water
May-Nov
Plan
1
54
86%
49%
*116
1956
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
2012
see
page
5s
conv
*55
60%
55
__
713/4
84%
70
70%
79
85
—
conv
90
'
101
101%
135
100%
103%
91
91%
8
90%
93%
126
133%
*143
135
155
*143
129
144
*125
86
150
86%
123%
91%
86
2
*__
87
87%
87'/a
87
*__
86
128'% 136
*81%
90
158
124%
542
-
73
81
89%
70
—
79
75
77
64
64
65'%
25
64
72
43'A
43'A
46'A
23
43%
58 3%
*91 %
92'%
90
92'/a
78%
76
86%
95
97
*71
*77
*75'A
77
—
*__
96
140
June-Dec
1981—:
subord debs
141
*78'%
115%
40
162
106
79
81
51,
1113/4
99
99
*85%
Jau-July
1986
115% 118
•
5s gtd 1960_— April-Oct
general mtge income.
A5s
—
86
*86 3'a
101
..
87 3/4
2%s 1975_May-Nov
Corp—
54%
54%
10
54
59
*91% •'973i
*110
*96%
90
973A
•
Canadian
—
—
92
■
-
Pacific
—
—
97%
—
Electric
Power
Jan-July
*91
—
—
—
98
—
87
—
96%
3s
consol
88
973/4
May-Nou
April-Oct
85'/a
90
Jan -July
(perpetual)
4'As conv
subord debs 1976
Carthage
(J I)
&
3%s
&
Ohio
Adirondack
Ry
4s
4s
:
1965
1981:
3%s debs 1978
debentures 1965
debentures 1976
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
75
—
83
100%
100% 101%
Ry—
debenture
Celnnese Corp 3s
'
*75%
1976—June-Dec
130%
101%
93'/a
103
102
87
90
60
87
67%
71%
60
67%
99% 100
*__
*8134
77%
86
98
67%
*58%
82%
42
87
Capital Airlines Inc—
Case
Jan -July
*91%
first
Oregon Power 3%s 1974—:
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
California
-•
Carolina Clinchfield
April-Ocf
31.
84
74 %
Feb-Aug
1972—
Bush Terminal Buildings
57%
—
—
subord debs
Niagara Elec first mtge
Burroughs
(interest
footnotes
76%
71%
*70'%
mortgage 4%s
Buffalo
117
(interest
For
75
72
>
series AC 1967
Mar-Sept
series JJ 1961-——April-Oct
mortgage
4%
Mar-Sept
to Plan A
reduced to 2.25% ) 2004
A 6s external dollar loan
1968
reduced to 2%)
5s
/
series RR 1960—^—-—Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970_May-Nov
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s -1980
—
—Jan-July
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971
Jan-July
49
115
—
•
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant
75
86
Jan-July
May-No«
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 4s
60
46%
55
(Interest
1999
loan
45%
75%
49
—
A
1999
A
84
(interest
jan-July
2.5%)
76%
California
to
RR—
First
70
70
'
4%s
May-Woo
1957
May-Woo
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
583/4
—
(interest
2012
(State of)—
stamped pursuant
external
A
82
75 Va
Brunswick-Balke-Collender' Co—
2001
Stamped pursuant to Plan
66
May-Nov
sinking fund
mortgage
& Maine
Boston
A
1952
2.375%)
42
——
*55
Jane-Dec
April-Oct
Plan
2004
(City) 8s 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
extl secured
—
(interest
lASao Paulo
reduced
37%
—
(interest
due
pursuant
reduced
63%
71'/a
45
Feb-Aug
.
2%s series I 1970
Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979—
3'As conv debentures 1980—
Borden (The) Co 2%s debs 1981
Consol
F6%
62
--
*69
June-Dec
1926
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
June-Deo
100
77%
_Apn7-Oct
June-Dec
—
—
47
First
1968
2012
of
_Jun-Dec
City Electric 6s 1955s f debentures
1951
AG'/as s f debentures 1959—
(interest
April-Oct
fund gold
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
external
*80%
1999
AGs internal sinking
reduced
*40%
76aA
76%
—Jan-July
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
*56%
April-Oct
1946_—.
1989—.;
3'As 19901-.
ABerlin
—
1921
f
§A6%s
Feb-Aug
(State of)
s
Telephone of Pa 5s series C 1960—April-Oct
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2'/2s debs 1901_May-Nov
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
ref mtge
89%
83
75i%
Bell
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
8A8s external loan of
convertible income Feb 1 2010—
debs series A-2010—
1st & ref M 3s series Z
543A
1st
2001
6'/2s
cons
4%s
80%
37
82
76%
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co—
\
de Janeiro (City of)
8s 1946—
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
mtge 4s ser B 1980—.A—I
mtge 4'As ser C 1995——
1st
stamped pursuant to Plan A
7s
mtge 3%s ser A
cons
76%
84
cons
1st
22
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
May
—Jan-July
1970_—
1st
4%s corv
IA Rio
1
4s
96
98
3
1961—April-Ocf
1958
IARhine-Maine-Danube
7s
19%
181%
.95
.
.
89%
Feb-Auy
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4'/2s A
78 3
series
gold 6s 1940
assented
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006—;
Jan-July
APrussia (Free State) 6J/2s ('26 loan) '51_Mar-Sept
A 6s s f gold extl
('27 loan) 1952
Apr-Oct
Bs
'89
90
_Ju;te-Dec
Atlanta
79%
78%
(City of) —
8s 4961 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001_
A6'/2s
»
95%. 95%
—June-Dec
—
——
172
79%
1900—June-Dec
A4V2s assented 1963
IA Rome
163/4
179'/a
18
—
—June-Dec
1984
100
95
Porto Alegre
7s
24
80%
——
sub deb
inc
Stamped 4s July
—
series
>
A7s
20 %
*16%
*180%
General mtge 3%s
—April-Oct
April-Oct
SAStabllization loan sink fund 7s 1947—April-Oct
A4%s
assented
1968
April-Oct
§ AExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950—Jan-July
A4'/2s
Rio
,
'
IAPoland
7V2S
'
C-
19
73%
:— -April-Oct
171%
*67
2nd
6s
**
_April-Oct
Fe—
_April-Oct
__May-Nov
1995—
i
May-Nov
Charl Air Line Ry 3a.4S 1963.
General
——
*96%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
85.
75%
debentures 1976—
subord debs 1977
4'/2S
5%s
92
May-Woo
1959
7s
*1(58
1st
6s
85
75 V-
__Jan-July
Associates.Investment 3%s debs 1962
—
(interest
2,125%) 2008
(Republic
ANat
96%.;
~
21
Feb-Aug
5s 1966
Products Co
W
Armour
'
Mar-Sept
1968
iAPernambuco
96
81
2
77%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s T960
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
*168
May-Woo
1958
.
__
1969
3'As debentures 1977
1
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1963
(30-year)
96
84
85%
*19
95
84
76%
Atchison Topeka & Santa
A5%s
77
84.
—
debentures
•
6s due
39
90 Va
.
'
77%
—Feb-Aug
conv
3s
150
14
100
99
99
4
97%
96%
Feb-Aug
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
§A6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953
84 %
83
.
Mar-Sept
1984
—April-Oef
debs 1967—
Jan-JwFy
3%s
debentures
1990
1
Apr-Oct
4%s debentures 1985——
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 1962 -April-Oct
3'As
'
2
50%
50%
97%
100'/a
'
2%s debentures 1971.
3%s
6'/2s 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
ASecured
*111
April-Oct
21
114'/a
21
*20
(City of)
20%
5
20%
20%
19G3_Jan-Jwly
ASmall
IA Milan
Mlnas Geraes (State)—
ASecured extl sinking fund 6%s
186%
%5%
Apr-Ocf
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures.1980
debentures 1975
debentures 1986debentures 19821—_1—
debentures 1987—
debentures 1973
2%s
new
182'%
; 94 A
85%
debentures
3s
Airlines
conv
17
11
§ A Small
AGs
1
-R3v
._May-Nof.
1966— ._June-Dec
American Bosch Corp. 3%s s f debs 1964. __May-Nov
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030— ._Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures 1987
11- ,_Ja?i-June
American Machine & Foundry Co—
—Jan-July
4%s subord conv debs 1981-
17
17%
*17'A
17%
97
39
'*
1979--——1-1— ._June-Dec
debentures
f
s
American
5s
_
91
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
American
ASmall
100
96%
97
95%
84 %
»
—Jan- July
sinking fund debentures-1982Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 37/aS 1970— „_May-Nov
_April-Oct
4%s s f debentures 1980—..:
;
—Jan-July
assented
new
AND
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—
4s conv subord debs 1981—
iA4s of 1910 assented to 1922 agree¬
ment)
1945
§ ASmall
—
99
95
-
Southern. 3%s 19671— _May-Now
Alabama Power Co 1st mtge 3%s 1972__ -^Jan-July
1st mortgage 3%s 1984r^—_—l——„ _Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RII 4%s 1975 — ,_Aprii-Oct
Aidens Inc 4%s conv subord debs 1970— _Mar-Sept
91%
*18'%
19G8_Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
May-Nov
May-Nov
Great
41'A
12
June-Dec
assented
—
Allegliany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
(assented to 1922 agree't)
1954
new
943A
176%
136% 186%
95%
4%s
—
.
—
6s
16
*18%
A4s of 1904
90%
176%
95 i
*85
__Feb-Aug
13%
15
*13%
1963-Jan-JuIp
—
97
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—;— _April-Ocf
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1878— -April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964-;
A
96'A
*95%
(City of)- 6s- of '-26 1961——Junc-D^b
due 1961 extended to 19711—————June-Dee
91'A
*13
(Republic of)—
(1942 agree't)
1937)
pf
1979—
'
-
A5s new assented
20%
87%
50
•
RAILROAD
*170 %
19G8—Jan-July
(1942 agreem't)
1968
24
17%
'
':
-
_
102'/a
21%
19
90%
*168%
A Yokoiiama
118 '
Mexican
§A4%s
'■
A4VsS assented 1958'—1—
'
191%
49
100
22
*90%
3%s-4%s-4 &S external conversion 1973_June-Dec
48-4%s-4'/2s external readjustments 1978 Feb-Aug
3'/2s external readjustment 1984
„■——Jan-July *
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
AWarsaw (City), external 7s 19581—.-_i
Feb-Aug
Alabama
90 V*
191%
100
•164
Jan-July
1979
.
,
*112
103
15
191'A
__
67
118
AJugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April-Oct
AMedellin (Colombia) 6%s 1954
June-Dec
30-ycar 3s s f $
'
101%
58%
57 Va
Uruguay (Republic oft— J
3%.s-4.s-4!«s (dollar bond
19%
85
12%
89
89
extended to 1971——April-Oct
'12 1952—1
Mar-Sept
§ a With March 1
1952 coupon on-.
21%
78'A
1
*98
1961————___April-Oct
Vas extl loan of '27
165 %
1
12%
•21'
SA5s sterling loan of
15%
85
85
! A Italy
5'/us due
(City of;—
133/4
— —.
15
13
.*i7%
1981——.—Jan-July J."
55
Italian Public Utility
30-year gtd ext s
gAExternal 7s
f
s
103
—-
High
2
*188
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
8A6s 1st mtge $ series 1953——.——June-Dep
8s 1953 extended to 1963---———June-Dec
138
132
'■
*138
—
A7s
1947
A5
93%
Jan. 1
Low
13
12%
June-Dec*
Co Ltd—'
1971——
Range Since
No.
13
13
May-Nov
May-Nov
1962
Bonds
Sold
High
Power
(40-yr)
5%s due 1971 extended to
78%
93 'A
93 y.
Greek Government—
8 A7s series B
Electric
Taiwan
Tokyo
—April-Oct
(Young loan)
1905
due
92%
—
1949-
German Govt International
76%
79%
—
(Union of;-4%s-1965
Africa
South
Bid & Asked
Low
1962—
secured .external
B
Range
Friday's
or
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
§A0'/2s 1st intge s f 1952J—.A—:
June-Dec
6V2S due 1952 extended to 1962—4
—June-Dec
ASilcsia (Prov of; external 7s 1958—_—June-Dec
A4%s assented 1953——.-——-—
June-Dec
A5%s
June-Dec
June-Dec
(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan)
German
65
12
92%
993A
series
Week's
Last
Sale Price
5%s due 1961
dollar bonds 1972
3s
76%
47
76%
91
Apr-Oct
1972
of 1930—
1980
163
95%
99'A
91 %
April-Oct
loan
bonds
18%
17%
*99
1953 due 1963—Alan-July
Prussian Conversion 1953 issue—
bonds
74
763/4
10-year bonds of 1930
3s eonv & fund issue
dollar
75%
163
'
-
April-Oct
4s
-r-
of 1924
(Fed Rep of)—Ext loan
dollar bonds 1909
dollar bonds 1972
German
International
1
74
*17%
72%
70
74
74
secured external
A7s
El Salvador
(Kingdom;
Slovenes
Serbs Croats &
Period
Stock Exchange
York
New
Jan. 1
Sold
Frida y
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
20
98
72'A
101 '/a
58%
65
78'A
80
79
86'/u
75
82%
—
72%
__
77%
"
Volume
Number 5675
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1285)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
"
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
York
New
block
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
of
Georgia
series A 1995.-2—
Jan-July
AGen
mortgage 4'As series A Jan
1
2020-
AGen
mortgage
4 Vis series B Jan
1
of
Central
New
Central
Pacific
First
N
York
and
3 Vis
J
Co—
refund
Sold
High
~
May
"87'4
Jan. 1
J
No.
Low
5334
3'As
5374
84
78
87'4
First
77
First
1974
«
—April-Oct
5274
89'A
series
A
1974
Feb-Aufir
*90
__
374s
Delaware
&
Delaware
Lackawanna
9 3'A
97'A
10974
9974
9974
1
98
8574
7
85'4
impt M 3%s
series E
so'A
& A div first -consol gold 4s 1989
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
4s
1958
Jaw-July
Mar-Sept
——
income
debs
-
-•
,
■
,
.s
inc
98
32
99'4
78
79
78
63
'I
'
.
63
,
*
64'A
——April
69
1
'J
.
105
75
'
increased series B
Jan
1
.
68
'*
69
*57
——
Denver & Rio
71
109
First
85
7
77%
•
Denver
80
75'A
75'A
3
.
66
7774
7574
85
General
82'A
Gen
174
**
75'A
5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055.1
Mar-Sept
Chicago & North Western Ry—
k
Second, mortgage conv.inc .4V2S Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
IJan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR— -.—
1st mtge 2%s.ser A 1980
IJan-July
5474
54'A
5574
*
.
7
37
56
54 74
163
6174
3s
6074
5974
62
*
80
*88
First
mortgage 3 %s
First mortgage 27/as
——!—IJan-July
series
F
—
274s .1978——)/
1987—
1—
mortgage
mortgage
Cincinnati
Union
Terminal—
:
C I T Financial "Corp
4s debentures 1960
I
&
ref
274s
ser
&
ref
3'As
series
3
80
••
84
«
*
St Louis Division
first coll -triist 4s
977/b.
_1
84
■'
10
i
First
-
.
"-First
■,'i
274s
mortgage
-■
23
65
r
Columbia
I
s-f
A
Gas
debentures
debentures- series
series
3%s
debentures
3V2S
debs
B
D
7274
debentures
debentures series
5V2S debs series
subord
H
1982
debs
conv
Columbus <fc South
Ohio
1st
mortgage 3%s
'1st
mortgage 3%s
4'As
72'A
1983
.__2_2:
s
f
2%s
s
f debentures
debentures
Flrst and
First
and
and
York—
A
C
mtge 3s
&
ref
M
3 VAs
'•1st
&
ref
M
374s series
series
G
ref M 3V2S
1st ref M 274s
3s
.
Co
debs
conv
Can
3»As
Oil 3s
3'/8s
s
1980
debs
debs
1st
„
mortgage
4s
June
30
Alst
Curtis
6s
lien
&
lien &
For
86
-
98'A
•
1970
ref
4s
ref 4s
4s
105 7A
inc
debs
*—
footnotes
see
page
98
98
98
78
2
97
102
—
*78
90%
85
85
90%
93%
118
Jan
ser
G
ser
108%
91
95 %
125
118
147 7/a
10374
103% 106%
208
101%
115
2
78%
*92%
•
00
__
__
^co
t- 00 cr* -.CO
*78
■
85
85%
85%
93%
—
93%
*75
__
*„
—
9374
1
1
.
1
♦
125
— mm
*88%
—mm-
100%
6
—
—
100'A 100%
99
II
8974
8974
m~~4
__
1
1
eo 10
*
.
87%
91
♦—
__
Aprit-Oct
99
~5
99
3
61%
61%
63%
*
•1'^
29
94
89
"
130
•
130
88
89
97%
103 7/a
99
102
61%
72%
90
91
66
75%
65
88
73
64%
74
88
88
"
•
——
'
66
v
2000—Jan-July
2020
1
87%
'
11974 122
2015-^.
April
E 1964—April-Oct
F 1990—Ja?i-July
ser
93 Va
75
70
__
66
a
64%
6
70
64%
a
66'A
88
—
19
—
91'A
113
-
92'A
35
General
3s
debs
April-Oct
May-Nov
1961
:
117
Jtine-Dec
1959
118
95'/a
——
5
110'A
|
133
99%
94%
99%
—
84%
86
#>*>%
po
99%
15
95%
85
a__
May-Nov
;
4'As
117
Jaw-Julv
:
25
89
96%
99%
10
98%
100
96%
96'A
97%
25
96
124%.
90
87
90
35
83
—
—
—
101
_April-Oct
108
108
10974
53
108
124%
May-Nov
109
109
110%
114
106
120
1982
May-Nov
--
95%
101
Co—
-
subord
Electric
Foods
General
Motors
debs
1
1976
debentures
Co
1981
June-Dec
88%
April-Oct
106%
May-Nov
93%
87%
8874
14
81%
106% 114%
327
106'A
89
debentures
83'A
87'A
3s
8474
7574
83'4
81
83
1976
1976
93
9374
107
91'/a
98%
9074
a
-Jan-July
--
89'/a
97%
99%
99'A
99%
216
98%
9574
95
95%
72
93%
97'/a
9674
97'A
95
95%
8774
87'A
88'/a
77
87
—_—Mar-Sept
1960
,274s debentures
debentures
.Jan-July
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Ja n-July
..Jan-July
89%
1958
debentures
3'As
debs
debs
138%
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
96
3'As
374s
Corp
3s
115
82'A
27
1976
Dynamics Corp—
3'As convertible debentures 1975
81'A
-
debs
General
98'A 101
-
83
75'A
*77
75'A
79
:
1961
1964
1969
1972
debentures
...
374s debentures 1975
Mar-Sept
Motors Corp 3'As debs 1979——Jaw-July
Realty & Utilities Corp—
'
•
A4s conv income debentures 1969
Mar-Sept
General Shoe Corp 3.30s debs. 1980—:
Mar-Sept
General Telephone Corp 4s conv debs 1971_May-Nov
General
■
1
,
.
•
80'A
8974
Grace
(W R)
8274
93'A
Grand
Union
85
-
92
__
97
101
98%
101
94%
86'A
8 6'A
42
81
95
88
89%
55
84%
95%
88
87%
88
31
85
95%
—
90%
90%
15
88%
96
*90'A
93%
a
95
7
•,
__
'
.•
.
*75
*80
'
General
97%
.97
104'A
10274
110
82
i"
90
—'
—
;
'
85
.
'
96
84
*m -
95'A
85
—
•'
•
85%
88'/a
——
A Green
89'A
\
10274 104
30
>,
102'A
ref
&
104'A
First
'8174
22'A
82'A
68
1974
9
&
certificates
Ohio
B
RR—
M
26'A
5s
inc
274s
mortgage 3s
G
1st
1980
1978
82
74
8274
91
1st
1st
mortgage
mortgage
1st
mortgage
93%
8274
93
§AHarpen Mining Corp 6s 1949
88'/a
*8674
2
—
-
89%
Hertz
Corp
High
Authority
86
90
June-Dec
37'A
3774
1
3574
4174
28'A
28 74
4
26'A
33%
33
42
34
42%
3374
42%
93'A
97%
—
--
'
Coal
5'As
374s
1981
3'4s
374s
1983
37
41
—June-Dec
*38 74
1
—
—
95
41
96
12
first
the
Qf
Steel
(7th
i
mtge 274 s
:
debentures
1958
debentures
1968
5s
sinking fund debentures, 1978
s
s
f
144
92%
84
96%
110'A
169
2
135
103
10374
11
100
97'A
97'A
10
96
71'A
72
4
6 8'4
1
169
f debentures
debentures
6974
108%
105
79'A
67'A
76
68
70
7774
6574
65 '/a
68%
9774
91
94
*77
85
72
80
15'A
1974
8
75
94%
13
59
7274
80
90'/a
81
8574
92
*17
92
83
17'A
77
78
60'A
<7
6174
►II
81
*74
83
83
*11
79'A
80
June-Dee
82
Uaw-July
160
116
9974 100
22
153
—Jan -July
108
160
European
Valley Ry first 4'As 1999
Finance Corp 274s 1970
4'As
4s
90
*9174
1976—Mar-Sept
1970
Community—
series)
1975
3748
474s
96
109
83
*60'4
June-Dec
1
Household
.
99'A
4
May-Nou
1982
4s conv subord debs
secured
Hocking
37
Water
and
267
189
68'4
'
*80
105%
June-Dec
93%
Hackensack
96
92%
—
93%
.June-Dec
104'A
8074
92%
mmmm
74
92
*68%
April
1979
89
38
April
1980
89
90
72
May-Nov
1976—-May-Nov
April-Oct
-—Jaw-July
mtge
90
.
91 7a
8974
--
Feb
1969
mortgage 274s
mortgage 274s
First
84
— mm
.
series A July 2015
374s series
Utilities
debentures
First
21%
Jan-July
Jaw-July
Jaw-July
P 1982
..Jan-July
Q 2010_—Jaw-July
R 1961
—Jaw-July
ctffc A—
Feb
mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044—
1st
3s
21%
1976
General
"
.
t.m
103
mtge
Gulf States
*
93
Mar-Sept
General
-
84
*90%
.Jan-July
Bay & West debentures
Mobile
100'A 102%
'
1969
4'As series D
A Debentures
Gulf
98
Ry Co—
274s series
274s series
General mortgage 2'As series
87'A
."82 %
-
Northern
General mortgage
General mortgage
88%
100%
.April-Oct
mortgage 3'4s series N 1990
GejQjeral mortgage 3'4s series O 2000
178'A
158
*
1981
1973—..
General
166
8274
*85%
94
86'A
82
II A
debs
General 5s series C
Great
"
90'A
„
subord
conv
94'A
71
.
474s
9674
90%
Company—
93%
12
166
Co
Co first mtge 274s 1965—May-Nov
& Co 3'As conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
92
r--
*
v'
3'As
June-Dec
1977
Rubber
84
v
10374 103%
*81
94'A
&
97
(B F)
85
90'A
97
"
82'A
Tire
91
—
•
92
166
.
.
2
-
87
-
0
! 10374
debs
conv
Goodrich
1
„
-
4'As
General
11
*8574
„■
8974
91%
84 >4
*85
»
80'A
90
80'A
*86'A
.<
85
84'A
85
*
87
8474
84'A
—
r
5
741/2
74
3
,
80'A
.
<"
—
—
—L
-
*37
31.
72
General
\"
_April-Ocf
*—
—
A Jan
ser
Rubber
subord
General
7574
June-Dec
1986—
:
Cigar Co Inc—
5'As inc subord debs 1987
91'A
91'A
85'A
—June-Dec
1970
84%
84%
70'A
__
American Transportation—-
conv
374s
1970.
A
160
128%
75%
General
10574
133'A
■ ■-
98
v
series
series B
75
Associates—
& Denver Ry Co 4%s
conv
General
99'A
89
Worth
4'As
9474
103
Publishing Co—
subord
Gardner-Denver
—Jan-July
•
1970
AImp & equip 4s 1970
'Alst
89 V3
94
123
82'A
7574
mtge 3'4s *66_May-Nov
series)
152
113%
4
„
*68
__
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
:
1966
Fuel
&
92
1
83'A
*—
•
RR—
Alst
83'A
,
May-Now
May-Nov
1977
Cuba Northern Rys—
Alst mortgage 4s (1942
Cuba
96'A
April-Ocf
debs 1984
f
Crucible Steel Co of Am
Tire
4s
*
8378
Mar-Sept
-
*87
—
__
1
140
75'A
121%
and refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept
Dairies Inc 4'As 1980—1—1
Jan -July
Foremost
..
1976
3'As
:
debentures. 1972
Fort
65
123
85
June-Dec
75%
95
198
'*•—.
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
1982—
3'As debentures 1977
^Florida East Coast first
9274
*—
-Feb-Aup, '
1
Cuba—i
—
1980
3%s 1983
3'4s 1984.
subord
conv
2%s
inc debs
subord
Continental
Crane
474s
Firestone
91
8774
83
.
374s
,
8774
82 74
(stpd as to payment
in U S dollars)
2001-—1
2_^
_April-Ocf
Consumers Power first mtge 274s 1975
_Mar-Sept
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
—Jan-July
Continental
93
85
15
105'A
,.
April-Oct
——;
160
11774 118'A
—
84
86
196
Mar-Sept
_Feb-Awp
April-Oct
;
1979—1
274s
3'As
debs
7674
86
,
—2—22-1
May-Nov
1979—2-2—1
—June-Dec
1978—
1977
mortgage 3'As
84
8974
*99
9674
June-Dec
474s debentures 1982—.—
cum
j,
123
-*
April-Oct.,'
1963---2
debs
mgte inc 4'As
income
83
101'A
10874
79
100'A
*60
May-Nov
1986-2
274s 1968
■Consolidated Railroads of
96
'.
87
85
Jan-July
1981__——2—April-Oct
f 274s series X .1986
—Jan-July
debentures
debentures
A3s
105
series T 1976-
Gas
213
„86
^
•
-
,
1972—--———1—Feb-Aug
Light &TPowef 4Bait)2-'.
Natural
9874
91
3'As debentures 1976
3'/8s
84
82%
*84
274s iseries U
1st ret mtge s
.
86
8774
J100
123
'
Jaw-July
1986—1
L
3
Jan-July
April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 3'As 1971—Mar-Sept
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
'
86'A
9 4'A
8874
105'A
2
debentures
Consolidated Gas El
2
86
8774
—
1985—____^.„June-Dec
series
3s convertible debentures
_
87'4
*34
-
series.I
374s
M
"
Jan-3u\y
Feb-Aug
-May-Nov
1981
.'1st & ref,M 4'As series M
Consolidated
-2
May-Nou
1979
374s series J 1984—
334s.series K
1st ref M
A 5s
'
-80
*837'8
—-
HJ-1982—__Mar-Sept,
1983T__.—2—Feb-Aug
"
1st & ref M
E
ser
mtge 3s ser F. 1981
1st
conv
2_
*
1977-April-Oct
1972-Jwne-Dec
mtge 3s ser-D 1972
4'/2s
96
'80
-
10074
96
1982-Mar-Sept
B
ser
79
89%
May-Nov
1
mortgage 3'4s
First consol mortgage 3'4s
:;-
ser
refund
ref
85'A
.80
*90
■■
April-Oct
ser
refund
&
89
"
274s
mtge
First and
1st
8874
.
mtge ,274s
refund-mtge.274s
ref
90
96
.......
First and refund
&
7 8'A
April-Oct
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
First
&
83',4
2001—^2—.
New
86
160
118
■
Feb-Aug
1961
1982_
consol
April-Oct
^
refund
First
1st
First
A First
Feb-Aug
1999
of
refund
1st
67'A
June-Dec
sinking fund debentures 1999
and
62
*8374
-
June-Dec
1978-2
Consolidated Edison
,
."
■
1977—^
Compania Salitrera—See
.
3
.»
ATar-Sept'
A
87
83'A
Co—
consol
General
'
mortgage 3s series N
' 274s
1
Erie Railroad
First
April-Oct
i
First
■
81
77'A
*78'A
*
—'—■—■z—May-Nov
1986
1987—
First mortgage 3s series L
3s
92
101'4
78'A
--—June-Dec
Edison Co—
Commonwealth
,
10274
71'
2-
—May-Nov
1970—_May-,S'ep£
3 lis
95
76
v.—
.
1964—-t-LL-:
E'lec
Combustion Engineering inc—
3%s conv subord debs 1981——
-.
97'A
19
89
M&r-Sept
April-Oct
April-Ocf
t_
:
84
4
82
86
mortgage &. coll tr 3'A 1965-.:.
Jan-July
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s
1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3'As 19702
Mar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
-April-Oct
5s stamped 1965
April-Oct
95
April-Oct
1981-2--
F
1981
15
76
1st
'
-.
*80'A
c_2———Jan-July
series' E -1980—
84
88
*__
■
i
Ju?ie-Deo
1977
91%
86
—
June-Dec
:
90
83
2
76
Inc—
; 274s
&
6274
-
*83',4
'
Gas
73'4
,
Feb-Aug
1977
1979-2-
43/4S debs series G
mtge
10174
1st
Eastern
6274
*22 '
-
'*
87
83
87'/a
87%
May-Nov
1995
4s
debentures
subord
73
.....June-Dec
19752
C
series
series
37/8S
1st
97%
8074
Industries
conv
6274
—Jan-July
•
,
.
1975
A
3%s
3V2S
88
'
1977_-_
System Inc—-
3s
•3s
*•
dobs
conv
gold
1_:
debs
105
*83'A
—m.
Mar-Sept
debentures
2.35s
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
1st
"
474s series
•v#
97
97'A
subord
73.
-June-Dec
■
*•-»
-
..7274
.
_Mar-Sept
1980_-t-«—
Fuel & Iron Corp—»
1st
96
9774
-v
First mortgage 3s 1989-1—2-—-L
2
May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4'As 1961—April-Oct
Colorado
1st
8874
83
1958) _Mar-Sept
1980
Duquesne Light Co 274s 1977
85
17
96'4
June-Dec
1085^—*——
mortgage-37as
4'As
87'A
95'A
8174
lien
84
105
87
83
'
,_Feb-Aug
1
1984
O
1995
subordinated
98'A
83'A
„
39
97
l990..May,-lVou
mortgage 3s 1982J—Li_'—i
Firstr
101'A
8874
1-.
97'A :977b
89'A
90'4
i
first
4s
Chemical
85
82V2
,_Jaw-July
pieveland .Electric Illuminating 3s 1970—Jan-July
•
3s
80
10
*96'A, 9674
—
1991 _Jah-July
4s
Dow
97
"
8874
Mack
gold
conv
97 7s
95%
Dressbr
1
v,
.
97'A
8874
1977—Jah-July> '
1st
105
*8374
April
fixed
May-Nov
1976_Mar-Sept
91'A
10
4
1'
(conv frbtn. Oct
N
88
mmmm
84
—
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
1st
.April-Oct
-sei'ies
Cincinnati' Wab & Mich Div
73
77%
June-Dec
1969
70
89'A
.
Refunding and impt
105
May-Now
1958
69
90
,
94'A
80
,
-
,,
Cleveland Cincinnati Chioago & St -Louis Ry—
General gold 4s 1993—......
June-Dec, r
GeneraF5s series B 1993—:~A.
June-Dec" ~
"■ii
69%
--
95
Jan-July
60
1st
1-977-—
86
84
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4'As 1961
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 274s ser B
"
2-1-V--—, -Mar-Sept
1971—~—W—
2—-^Apr-Oct
debs
91'A"
97'A
-_Jaw-July
f
92
75
—mm
June-Dec
62
-
"
/
V.
&
Second
93%
•
(
274s 1959-
s
Detroit
79
.
88
10
93 74
92
~
r
J374s debentures' 1970—4'As' debentures
Cities Service Co 3s
I
80".
gtd 374s series E 1969_i_Feb-Aug,
mortgage 274^ series G 1974
./Feb-Aug
Fifst
.11
(374
1993—
debentures
374s debs 1971
'
First mortgage
S:,i
6274
*90
93'A
May-Nov.
■/
^
convertible
Gen
'
-—'-Jan-July
/May-Nov
4%s
76
81
Mar-Sept
70%
4s
--
Cincinnati Gas & Eiec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_April-Oct
First
mortgage
1970
debentures
7374
3
6974
1982—May-Sept
convertible
92
60'A
77
Jan-July
ref
&
82
fixed
I
70
74
'
62'A ""
93'A
-Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—,r.,.lst coll/trust .mtge 474s ser A <1982
1st
-y-
1963_z——Jan-July
series-G\1963
»A
90 1
62%
*6074
.
.v
H
3
6
8074
80
Jan-July
refund 274s series
65%
•
Chicago. Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 23As-4%6 rS94LJaw-July
.>
series
Gen
jWar-Sept
1994-T-_—2_
Chicago Union Station—c
3s
and
53
.564
66'A
1'
-r~-
Income 2%s-4'As
82
61
— —
1
1995
82
June-Dec
;
mtge 274s ser J 1985
ref 374s ser K 1976
&
3'As
...
debs
Income
contingent interest)
Edison
Gen
6574
Lake-
92%
91'A
9874
Grande Western RR—
Salt
56%
58
79'A
.
59
income
&
65
8774
85
94 74
May-Nov
April-Oct
contingent interest)
1993
Income mortgage series A
(4'A 74
contingent interest) 2018
Detroit
79'A
58
4V2S
88
85
May-Nov
(3%
9574
89'/a
85'A
1977_Juwe-Deo
1984
mortgage series A
57
*5774
April.
3'4s
90
95'A
May-Nov
1%
"• 68
..
;
•
tr
87'A
-
May-Nov
1985
mtge & coll tr 3'As 1985
mtge & coll trust 5s 1987
1st
63
J
61
5874
v
mtge & coll
1st
75
•
11
2044-1—April
conv
8174
105
4
-v.
76
....
April
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
—1—Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s inc.ser A Jan 2019—April
4%s
„■
1985
B
140
80'A
85
mortgage and coll trust 274s 1979-Jan-July
coll trust 274s 1980
Mar-Sept
"
75
V■ A2nd mortgage 4'As inc ser A Jan 2003
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
A
High
105
94'A
94%
May
ser
Low
43
90
88
Jan-July
May-Nov
May 1 2042
ser
Jan. 1
No.
89
Division
& coll tr 4'As
Range Sine*
Sold
80'A
*82
Co—
1993
mtge & coll tr 5s
First
101'A
75
6
4
*75
,
May-Nov'
1983_
RR
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
First mortgage and coll trust 3'As
87 V4
86'A
'
:
May-Nov
4s inc series A ?Jan
mortgage
Essex
Bonds
June-Dec
1963
1st
78 V
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry-r—
A 1st
10174
857a
I"
"
Pennsylvania Division—
1st
8374
—
83 '/2
123'A 126
April-Oct
Western
Collateral trust 4-6s
..
.
_Jan-July
4Vis Jan..- 1<2038
mtge
99'A
&
High
1st mtge &
April
Chicago &. Erie 1st gold 5s ,1982_J~*—
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
AGeneral
9974
*3274
*81'A
__
-May-Nov
2054-»s—
Jan
10074
Feb-Aug
.
*
99 A
99/4
1970—Feb-Angr
extended
&
Income mortgage due
1st mtge
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
First* mortgage 374s. series B .1985
5s
91'A
9374
'
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
„
-
*90
.-—Jan-July
Morris
86'4
16
93'A
95
1965
1977
Hudson 4s
Banc*
Friday's
*—.
1973—May-Nov
A
4
86'A
1
94
•
123'A
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
First and reiund M 5s series C
-
First and refunding mortgage 27as
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
H.
k.-
86'A
,
*
•
__
debentures
91'A
96
Refund and impt M 374s series H 1973—June-Dec
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
.
'
1996—Feb-Aug
debentures
9174
8574
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1965
274s
95
*93'4
First and
Mar-Sep
B
Co
&
94
Refund and impt M 3 Vis series D ,1996—May-JVot?
General
1977
mortgage 3s series A 1978
mortgage 3'As 1982
9174
■"
—
Week'i
Last
Sale Price
Low
debs
94
3%s debentures 1981
:—
—Jan-July
Chesapeake & Onio Ry General 4Vis 1992 Mar-Sept
-
subord
92
*94'A
*91 'A
R
Period
First mortgage 3s 1984
Dayton Union Ry 3'As series
5974
80'A
.
"
3
Feb-Aug
„
Interest
Exchange
Inc—
conv
84
„_Jan-July
and
Friday
Stock
Dayton Power &, Lt first mlge 274s 1975—April-oct
First mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
,
First mortgage 374s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Refund
474
58
'
5274'
High
8674
,
63
84
■
20
York
Daystrom
70
—
»60y2
New
Deere
3s
Power
Ry
1987
SEPTEMBER
Range Since
73 74; 73'4
2020——May
—-Jan-July
Central RR Co
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Ry—
First mortgage 4s
ENDED
BONDS
Friday's
Low
Central
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Last
1977
1982
Apr-Oct
100
Jan-July
Jan-July
97
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jaw-July
—
98 '2
97
*80%
98'A
*__
91
9 9'A
101
97
3
98'A
101
110
93
91
3
99'A
5
98
100%
98%
13
99
101'A
98%
97
80
—
101
91
100%
98'A
105'A
99
101%
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
(1280),
30
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
ENDED SEPTEMBER 20
NEW YORK STOCK
FOR WEEK
RANGE
BONDS
JHudson
Consoi
mortgage
1st
3.65s conv
..-4V«s
474s
v;
*
.
1982
-
Orleans Terminal 3%s
;.
119 '/a
07:!b
7
77
77
1
*73
to RR Terminal—
Lakefront Dock
1997-;:
4s fixed
ASeries
E-4%s
F
Ss
917 «
15
89%
2%
27
2%
4%
:»
06%
f
interest
Star
Gas
4°/bs
debentures
3%e
-
85%
n
r
85
8274
85%
67
76
83
..
75
7274
*83
*72
8174
89
75-v
,85
•'
..
2003
...
60
72%
74%
81
54
60
66%
72 ;
05
tifi
74%
00%
00%
67%
83%
83%
90
79
92%
'
82
*96.
98 V*
.
95
374s s
101
96;
,
4%S;.s
95%
'
•
1982
"978
88
76%
13
85
100%
10274
5
847s
87
3
94%
85
First
Macy (RH)
>
76
73
70
70...
68
78%
First
mortgage
mortgage
90%
82
94%
First
mortgage
94
79%
75
81%
75
80
80
80
:
81
88
80 ;
32
857i
1959
66
102v2 103
"90
92,
'
69
67
84 vi
84.%
85
89 va
09%
89%
84
10
84
17
85
10074 10074
first mortgage 3s 1966Merritt-Chapman to Scott Corp—.
4%s conv subord debs 1975
9874
91
,
4%b debentures 1991
75%
91
76
85
1979.. Jan-July
C
.,
87
817 b
"1007a
*81Vi
First
mortgage 274s 1969
First & refunding
1969
8%s slnkihg
fund debentures 1967
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
£ debentures
s
f
s
90 vi
First & refunding
957 b
First & refunding
99
86
First &
Be subord
Minnesota
f inc debs
6
Feb-Auo
■-
First mortgage
AGeneral
907a
1967
69%
72
92
94
■
,
Jan 1991
ser A
Missouri Kansaa to Texas first 4s 1990.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1
90
•>89
lien
ACum
4 Vis
series
adjustment 5s
A
Jan
78
1967—ApriZ-Oct
r
*78'/a
78%
96%
-Li 60 »■'
6174 4 62
60
02
-
.11
a,v
•
1st mtge 414s series B Jan
1st mtge 4 Vis series C Jan
Gen
Gen
•
mtge income 4%s
mtge income 4%s
5s
income
debentures
1
1
Mohawk to
B Jan
1 2030
.
.
1991
.Mar-Sept
Ry 3 Vis series B 1966
—Feb-Aug
MOrreU (John) to Co 3s debentures 1958._May-Nov
Morris to Essex first gtd 3V4s 2000
.Jane-Dec
conv
National
3s
v
sub debs
Natl Distillers
-
footnotes-
r
>f
56
70 )
55
54%
55 %
131
53%
66
513a
52 Vi
234
51v4
90 Vi
91
14
90%
3%s
s
f
see
page
debs
1982
91%
y.V
61
69%? 82
>80%
67
%
SlVa-106
80%" 82%
.
.
20
80%;
90%
88
1
84 Va
.
87
.
.
-60
•80
66
80
98% 104%
*8174 ; 87
_.
—
.
.
9574
37
9674
9074
9574
—
9074
'
3
-
68
90%
91%
98
98
•
727a
727a
23
55
,V
54%
60%
1
72%
81
89
•
'
*76.
v
"77
86
86
83
119
118
*85%
May-Nov
87 Vi
85%
85%
86
«
25
.
22
85
1981—
87
85 Vi
Vi
81
9674
:
95
-
98
-
*-•
■■
—.
A.
6
77%
'
.
'
-79%
81
82
79
9074
"78
89 74
"
2.
-
,
3
81
*83
%
>
8 8 74"
*8474'«
Light
to
Power
3s
-
.
-Feb-aup.
Consolidated
General 4Vis
•
General
6s
General
>•
474s
sinking fiind
series
series
1965
a
b
series
47,4s
1960
t
—si-
«
-
-
_
-•
1981—
—
-
Philadelphia Electric co—
•j
&
First
to refunding
refunding
-
1983
June-Dec
—May-Nov
.May-No®
.June-Dec
.Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
1985
Aprii-Oct
274s 1971.
92%
First
&
refunding 274s 1974
First
to
refunding 274s 1981
First
to
.
_!
9174
First
93
1st
&
"•st &
refunding
& refunding
ref
274s 1978
374s
mtge 374s
ref mtge
3%s
1982
1
77
80%
a
83
84
8874
..
•66%
—
-•
93%
78
897
81
9274
■
-
96:!(
9674
*—
-
65
3
8674
86%
96%
a
-
95%
.
13
104%
96%
79%
9774
84
85
It
99%
99% 100
24
96%
10374
96%-'-
9674
71
96 %
102%
99
104%
91%
" i
/
-
5)9 3
10074
54%-
—-
•
85
86
8874
'
76
*79
*_.
"
60'A
'
92
102
105
90
•
101
86
90%
94 Vb
79
8874
84%
10
1
81
*79
84
8474
84%
so
88
8174
90
84
83
91 Va
8474
84 VB
90%
8274
83
83
*75
—s-
8»
94s 4
8874
85
94%
97%
/ 2-4.-~.-j53
7874
*10074
-
95
7774
96
11
9674
78
-
•
7074
•5474
94%
81
81
69
2
9674
—
.
21
81
*__
•
: 52
1007B
8174
b
81
.a.
;
97%
80^74
;f
,
.•
274s 1967
v
78...
85
—Feb-Aug
.June-Dec
—Jan-July
.
8074
.->79%
.
Marquette Ry 37bs series d 1980—.^Mar-Sept
-Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash rr Co
General 5s series b 1974
Feb-Aug
1977—;
.
2
*8274
Pere
gold 4V4s series c
'
-
104 7
'
.April-Ocf
mortgage 474s series e 1&84.
Jan-July
General mortgage 3 74s series f i985-i
Jan-July
Peoria- to Eastern .first 4s exteaial I960Apn'z^oet
AIncome 4s" April 1990.—
-i——
—April-
*79
"*
-
.
94%
10474
70
16
/
-*87%
-79V4
^.June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
1968....—^
d
75
8074
93%
65%
164
-
_JFeb-Auy' '•
1975
727a
80
•
,
81
-104%
104
7374-
93%
98 Vb
r
44
9974
Va
84
--
5)974
104V4
'
94%
101%
^
86 Va
02
81
"9974
88%
"64
-.ji
*84
.
88
79?8
6
..
,
87
7974
84
.
927a
86
-
/ 77.
•*"■1
80
•797b
89 Va
75
75
77%
*—
92%
11
8274
83%
80
r
-
V
94%
82,/
15';
8174
.
82.74
*76%
-
B3
84%
.
81
.
•
:
93 Va
85
5
'
100 Va
89Va
1
—
.
84
•,
V
May-No®
r
94%
i
86
9
88
85'/4
131%
115
84
87
86
87
1974__AprZZ-Oct
1197a
:
Pennsylvania rr—
-
85
54%
*87
f
-
51%.
■"
87 74
87 74 !
-
•
General
60 %
'
91%
*98% 100
54%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
31.
.
"Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
Pennsylvania
98
*60
debentures
—
374s' debentures 1991——.debentures 1988—.1.j
62%
91
•
1983.j—1-jz-
Pacific
>v
» '
160
Jane-Dec
National Steel Corp 1st 3 Vis
lot mtge 3%s 1986—
For
.
131
June-Deo
1976—
Prods
159
debentures
General
June-Dec
1970
62
.
'
*99
■—
.
t
-:73-y-
-
1978—1.,!
^April-Ocf
^April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
i—Mar-Sepf
1987
debentures
1. % 474s
t
60
1986—
debentures
First
1981
;
debentures
374s
to St Louis—
1986
80
.*86
.
—
374s series w
ref m
374s
■i'.;
■
,
587a
Dairy Products 23/4s debs. I970__june-Dec
debentures
3Vis debentures
.
'7 '
7074
•
4Vis
i
.
5774
Mountain'States Tel to Tel 2%s 1986—May-Nov
3% debentures 1978
April-Oat
mortgage 3s series B
.National Cash Register Co—
104 Va
-
60
••-——
"*—
2.•
.
-june-Dec
•
93
73% ,88 "...
60<
i (75 7 i
j
72 %
Malone first gtd 4s
Monongahela
First
84
-
--
3s series s 3983
374s
5774
.Mar-Sept
Nashville Chattanooga
:
SH.—
-
•
27bs
'
51%.
ser
-4%s coil trust 1976
,
Co—
'
09'/2
2020
1
2045
78./
■.
..
2005—
A Jan
1
85
-
64
55 v
i62%_,:81
707a
69 %
707a
1990_—
ser
Jan
-
-
84 Va
.
'
i
2-.
,
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
'
88%
v 85%
,
86
82 74
.
.
—
*--*
.—Feb-Aug
374s
,
65%/.
65%
—Jan-July
__Jan-July
1978™
D
ser
80
58
*56
—Jan-July
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior
<•
8274
,
•
y
.
1962
81%
81%
May
May
June-Deo
'
RR—
■Prior Hen 5s series A
?;92
(V;
'i--*
.
85 )
•66%
24
-
89
_April-Oct
4%s inc series A Jan 1971
mortgage 4s Inc
'
"
92
-/.
10
,
1984——;—,.June-Dec
1st to refunding 374s series x 1984
-June-Dec
1st to ref m 37bS series y 1987—
June-Dec
1st to ref m 37bs series z 1988
:
^June-Dec
-.
1st to ref mtge-474s series aa 1986
.June-Dec >
1st to ref mtge 5s ser bb 1989—1
..June-Dec
Pacific Tel & Tel 274s debentures 1985—June-Dec
Minn St Paul to Saulte Ste Marie—
<
87%
80
i
102%
.96%
9674
(quar) F M A N
Mining to Mfg 2%s
86%
78%
"2;.
96%
66
92
8874:
^June-Dec
1976—-June-Dec
refunding mtge 374s ser u 1985 June-Dec
First &
I.
•
-
1986
95 Va
'
89%
-
*__
First'to refunding 274s series t
*97%
96%
927 b
Z"April-Oct
►
454 vb
58%
;'84
*
"refunding 374s series r 1982
First & refunding
'«■
1st to
1972
refunding
First & refunding
90
—Jan-July
1976.
debentures
First &
-
Mar-Sept
3%s
70
88
.
First & refunding 3s
■t
104%
85
89 %
89%
88
98%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%b
3.10s
;
93 Va
59
26
*_u.'
,
100
.
85
18
80%
80 74
...
23/
-
86:,4
■
*_.
Aprfl-Oot
-May-Nov
37r2s series 1 1966
June-Dec
j 1970
i-.June-Dec
series k 1971
-June-Dec
3s series l 1974
.—June-Dec
3s series m-1979
June-Dec
3s series n 1077
^June-Dec
274s series p 1981
June-Dec
2%s series q 1980
June-Dec
First & refunding
•
o
June-Deo
Minneapolis-Mollne Co—
—
*._
-
37"
:
J
102 7'a
100
80.V4
85
*P0
90
82%
60
*58%
:
92 vb
- ■
,8972
*
8574
'
95%
81
'
/ 61 74
59 74
97
*
; 92
'
100 74
.89
,
104
95
83%
2
105
100
**8172 " 85
*99 7
1111/*
95 Va
rj
91%
-
—
37as
Pacific Gas & Electric
*71%
First
><.
93
*78
,
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Uzs 1969—Mar-Sept
a
105
93%
190
78%
_
v
*^
""*81%
92
.
102 vb
2..0
♦
98"
*94'%
First to refunding 3s series
,
Michigan Dentral RR 4%s series
83
104
*100
84%
....
91 Va .94
-9672
96%
>,-
■
"
^Mar-Sept—-June-Dec
:
..Jan-JulyOregon-Washington rr 3s series a i960—April-Oci.
93%
—
76
76
Jan-July
„
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 274 s 1974
v-dVo®
First mortgage 23/4S 1980
i
Feb-Aua
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3y«s 1988
-Aprll-Oct
-
;
1984—_June-Dec
,_Feb-Aug
3s 1974_
Mar-Scpf
1982
First mortgage 374s 1985..
1st mortgage
4v'2s 1987^^
92
*
1
80
1
••
'
*92%
—Mar-Sept
June-Deo
Mead Corp
.
■/
•'
b8'
a
83%
76 75
'104% 10574
.
90%
100 7
98%
64
92
10474
^April-Ocf
-Jan-July
Feb-Auy
274s
mortgage
-t'^lrst mortgage
May Stores Realty Corp—
JTet-Aut
'.1~
85 Va
78
*79
*__--
-j—
mortgage
first
Edison
First
;
Feb-Aug
i
■
*7774
274s 1974—-Feb-Aug -
1975—.—
First mortgage 27»s 1980—Oklahoma Gas & Electric 274 s 1975
99
-
Jan-July
-Mar-SeDt
82
98%:j99%
90%
90
80
*
,
-
1996—
3vis: debentures
Ohio
107%
97
91%
,
"69%
May-Nov
.
Gen mtge 5s s f: series J877—
McKesson to, Bobbins 3 %s debs 1973
-
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s
LMay-No?
:
*7875
•
85 vg
•78
11
v»
47%
-
86
i-
79
62%
-t
"74 Va
807 0 -8074
*76
•;•
.1st mortgage 4%s 1987--——.June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc— '
, ;
■■?«4s conv subord-debs 1975
!
—June-Dec
r
103
31
-
-
—
68 vb
'
52
-
*86
--
73
60
58
*75
•
2.%
87%
;v
85
Feb-Aug
3146. S f debentures 1978—
3y»s e f debentures 1980
*5274
4
.
..
,64
- •
61
--*2831 —" -
1978
274 s 1979.
';T~
374s 1982-j
'
June-Dec . JT
37hs 1984_:
April-Ocf
474s j986..l—
—Mar-Sept. >■ ■XI
mortgage 27bs 1977—Aprll-Oct
3s 1979——
-Mar-Sept
mortgage
1%
lvs
30%
64 '
-
83
3o0
•
_
.*59
2047—-Jan-July
3s
mortgage
(Wisconsin) first
First mortgage
817#
77
*75
I>eb-Aug
.%
MeyDept Stores 2%6 debentures 1972>
First
w, First
82
.83.
"70
1968—Mar-Sept
to Co:2%e debentures 1972
<
6s conv subord debs
1977
Maine Central RR 5Vbs 1978.
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s
'
04 '•*
64
;
April-Ocf
first mortgage
274s 1975
86%
I 2003—Aprxl-Oct
Mack Trucks Inc 574s subord debs
.
50 Va
'
10
•
"85
*80
.Quar-Feb
Quar-Feb
—
mortgage
8974
•
1 2047-
4i"j»
174
;
.
59 V*
5375
61
274
1%
-
Power co—
86
St Louis dlv second gold 3s 1980
^Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas to Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1979_May-No®
1st mortgage 3y8s 1982
Feb-Aug
■r
1st mortgage : 3'/ss 1984——J
^.Feb-Aua
•!
■
82
b8
76
*—
May-No®
-—May-Nov '■
Quar-Jan
—Quar-Jan
1984-
States
"First
ser
4s
trust
(Minnesota)
v
85
■
.—j
2047
registered
Northern
88
88
,
Coll
-
First to refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 27/.s ser G 2003
April-Oct
First to refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003——ApriZ-OcI
First to 'refund mtge 3%s
'
.
Refunding & improve 4',4s ser a
.
Louisville & NasftviJle RR—
,
-
84
77 vs
100
7B
,
Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
registered 1997—.——
3s
15
89%
.
e.
debentuies
General lien 3s Jan
w
119%
85
85
89
117
;97
88
119%
100% 100 3 u
100%
Mar-Sept
April-Oat
;
499
80%
88
*112
Apr-Oct
1976
debentures
78
78
May-Nov
June-Dec
f
%:
t
-
Northern
99
4s
May-Nov
:
1952—
1974
1976^
f debentures
101 %
100
"101
96
h'
77 Va
73%
j
-
43
'ri
80
.
174
General mortgage 274s 1980—:—Jan-July.
General mortgage 274s 1980
'
April-Ocf:
General mortgage 3%s 1983——
Aprii-Oct
General mertgage 3%s 1983—_——Feb-Aug
474s conv debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
Norfolk to "Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
General to refunding 4Vis ser a 1974—Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1978—May-No®
t '3748(8
f debentures 1973
—
May-No®
69
64
57
747/b
*54
May
May
2003
*
70.
00
00
*64
May
1
debs
Power Corp—
Mohawk
Niagara
* ■
5374
5378
'•
95
.•
69,.'
80
•
u
May-No?
May-Nor
1980_
:■
53%
60
79
..
69
44/2
83 v,
93
93
:
-
-
73% -74
mtge ser a
cons
78%
bo
-•
•
-
69
.
78. ..78%
78
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976-June-Deo
Lorillard <P) Co 3s debentures 1963—;
Aprll-Oct
■3s
77
77
70
75
05
*02%
73%
65
07
65
Aircraft
I ALombard Electric 7s Berles A
Lone
ii
to
95
/
*'
\
.
74
Jan-July
2004-—;
Jan-July"
AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series a 2019—Jan-July".
y Telephone 2%s series d 1982
Jan-July >.
Refunding mortgage 3%s series e; 1978—Feb-Aug \
Refunding mortgage 3s series f 1981
-Jan-July \
Refunding mortgage 3s series ii 1989—April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 37os series 1.1996—ApriZ-Oct
Refunding mortgage^47is series j 1991—May-Nov
1st
15
6074
88 Va
•7374
80 "
4s 1993—April-Ocf
& Western rr—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
■
79---
-
"• 102v4
*85
bz va
.
83
8
83
66
56>
-
—
83 > :
:——-—"
first consoi gtd
Putnam
to
63%
.
.j^-juty
Jan-July
n y Susquehanna
97
*80
May-Nan
contingent interest
Corp—
3.758 subord debentures
4.50b debentures 1976
..
y
bu 'V,
58
•'
,
1—June-Decw"
Light first mtge 2%s 1975__Mar-Sept
y Power &
n
95%
27/8
3372
-May-Nov/
a 1973
—
Jan-July
ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
1955
4s
n
146
146
93%
91%
Feb-Aug
Interest 2003
contingent
'
50V2
-
4 v'4s series
1st mtge
ian y Ontario to West
35 %
-*7374-76
mtge conv inc 4Vis ser a 2022^—May,
River to Port Chester—
Iiarlem
'69%
od74
-
79
,
—.—June-Deo
1975—April-Ocf
^Genera 1
'/
61
-
t>5%
*ob
4s ser a 2007-1Jan-j«Zy
refunding intge
to
10i
6074
*c>l '.'4
Haven & Hartford rr—
New
First
*92v2
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979.,—Aprll-Oct
Lexington; & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Aprii-Oct
Llbby McNeil to Libby 5s conv s f debs '76-June-Deo
Little Miami general 4s aeries 1962May-No®
,
97%
y
n
AGeneral
Jan-July
interest 2003
D-4s contingent
ASeries
y
98
97%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Series fl 4 Vis fixed interest 2003—,
Series C 5s fixed Interest 2003
-
88
j
■
5s stamped 1984
1st to ret 5s stamped 1974
.Lockheed
50
*89%
Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984•Lehigh. Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
let mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consoi mtge bds—
.
>48
50
50
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
*
98
*90 vi
50
June-De0
:
1st to ret
»
86Va
23
v
8074
9<*
*00%
1973™—-May-Nov *
May-Nov ,
4s series a
1973
."'■•v'
7I*.B
72%
-
28' "t
50/2
>
—
0/
«4
•'
62
61
Feb-Aug: "
West
to
series b
4 Vis
84
90
Lack
y
•
Lehigh Coal to Navigation 8%s A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
A Series
88
84
83
1968—June-Deo
Lake Shore to Mich South gold 3%s *97__June-Deo
A
74
82
*75
1st mtge sink fund 37/«s series A
registered
n
n
*78
-Jan-July
April-Ocf
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
-
n
;
- -
98 74
*;>dv4
Feb-Aug
1989
y Connecting rr 278s series b
y to Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
Mortgage 4s series a 204j
Mortgage 4s series b 2043
80
79
Jan-July
1961
80
88
78; ■')
97% -
gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
income debentures
4%s
807b
.Jan-July
unguaranteed
95
.78
•:
!
*78'/2
1984
1964
Series
-vi'i-'..
b5 %
92%
74
55%
Refunding mortgage 374s Series e 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series f
1986
ApriZ-Oct
100
96%
77
,
68
99
60%
113
b't '/o
72',-2
Jan-July
1997
47
-
94
67 %
York Chicago to St Louis—
New
125%
106%
115
6174
73
1997
Jan-July
gold 3%s 1998—_Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral
3 Vis registered 1998—
85
97
collateral
3%<s registered 1998
;
105
98
--
:
88
09
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 3 Vis
Shore
Lake
93
90
bo
6074
60 V*
.Feb-Aug
1980
trust 6s
registered
3 Vis
96
.
66
■77
bbV4
Central to Hudson River rr—
y
General
85
87
*78
Collateral
n
100 %
100
100'i
.
78
bZ
*IO
Refunding to impt 5s series c 2013
97%
997b
104
100
131
bz
«ov-2
2013—April-oc<
Aprii-Oct
'
92 %
91
02
*
,'
Refunding to Impt 4 Vis series a
170
146
•
may-non
1977,.
York Central rr co—
Consolidated 4s series a 1998
02 Vi
102
06',2
Ry 2%s
Kings County Elec Lt to Power 6s 1997
Koppera Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
JAKreuger to Toll 5s certificates 1959
.
New
New
116
Apr-Oct
:
Stamped 1961,
3%s
'
-
L
^June-Dec
1974
Aprii-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%s debs adj 1963—Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4a 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky to Indiana Terminal 4%s' 1961—Jan-July
1st mtge 3 V«6 series C
Kansas C1U Terminal
<
93
*98va
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
4V*«
83
90 >
Breaker—
subord debs
conv
Plain
Jersey
87
1959_,June-Dec
27/ss 1976- JHar-Sept
joy Manuiacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
Kanawha to Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990
April-Oct
Kansas City Power to Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
1st mortgage 274 s 1978—
June-Dec
..1st mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Dec
r
New
100
100
Jersey Central Power to Light
-
New Jersey
92
Jamestown Franklin to Clear 1st 4a
..v,
New Jersey
85
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977—
1987
debentures
f
s
Circuit
I-T-E
'
*75
97%
'
b^
89
102
oz
"id
8774.
92
oo
74
10074 101%
10174
May-Nov
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988—_—Jan-July
Junction rr gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Power to Light 3s 1974—
Max-Sept
*.90
9ri 74
V2
68
bj
1974
82 %
92
9tt',2
1982
88
*80
9874
High
*
bd
debentures
87 7i
.
%
debentures
*82
*75
bo
3s
02
94
*76
bl
3s
87%
84
to
f debentures series A
s
1
OH Pipe Line Co—
Interstate
3%a
81»
*85
Chemical Corp—
subord debs 1S77
—
Jan-July
Minerals
International
.
10
81 vi
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
series I 1982
mortgage 3%b series J 1981
mtge 4%6 ser IC 1987
90%
159
3%s conv
Co
deoentures
t
a
*84
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s
*' 1st
75%
21
78
5s
*84
Jan-July
1986—June-Dee
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser C
1972
Inland Steel Co 3V»6 nebs
86
19'i
1984,—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-SepZ
3%s series F
1st mtge 3l/48 series Q 1980
1st mtge 3%b series H 1989
3%e s f debentures 1980
mortgage
30%
73
1980
1977
New England lei & Tel co—
First guaranteed 4%s series b 1961
National Tea
57%
19%
78
1979_>-May-Noe
3%s aeries B 1979
May-No®
3 %s series C 1974
May-Nov
mortgage
Consoi
Consoi
45
June-Dec
May-No®
Feb-aufif
1
Jan.
Low
No.
9b ;4
-
ssnce Since
£>vid
High
Low
2f%s debentures 1967
National Supply
Bonds
riaay'tt
or t
Bid to Asked
*—
High
Low
108
49
'/a
46
mortgage 3s series
RR consoi mtge 3%b ser A
Firat
-■
No.
20
Aprll-Oct
19U1—J an-July
B 1978—
June-Dec
111 Cent
*
Hiqh
48'/
Feb-Aug
1957
AAajUblcd income as Feb 1957
nunoia Bell Telephone 2%s aeries a
-
Bid &, Asked
Sold
Low
6s A
Manhattan first
to
Range Sines
Jan. 1
Bondb
Friday's
or
Sale Trice
1'eried
Stock Exchange
York
New
Last
Interest
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
York
New
Friday
Interest
bonds
Week's Range
Friday
*75
1
'
Number 5675
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1287)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New
York
Muck
Interest
Exchange
Period
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Brice
4 %s
2%s
subord
conv
debentures
debs
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
PillsburyMlUs Inc 3%s
f
s
debs
93 %
104 %
104 ',4
Coiisolidated guaranteed 4%s
,
J
ser
Plantation
••
3%s
-
Pipe Xihe
2%s
f ^debentures
S
Procter
&
Gamble
3V«s
Public Service Electric
,
& '
;
3 !as
debentures .1»72_—
and refunding mortgage 3'As
3%s debentures 1975—;
4-jas
debentures
1977
97%
73
—.
i
Radio
Oats
97
90(a
—
debentures
3%s.
r>6
Tl
29
89%
96
Texas
102%
89!/2
-
• y
-
_•
93
4%s
93
j-
Tidewater
Tol &:
84%
.
'
'■
99
-
.7
93
2., '
90%
99
87
96%
'.
99%
100%
_k_Jan-July
:>9i '/2
—
89%
89(2
.
91
65
102%
18
65
82(a
5
80
92%
3
85
8A Direct mtge Gs 1952_—
;
5 A Consol
A Consol
6s
5 (4 s
series
A
41/2's series
C
!,
\
Rohr
;t"
Aircraft
5%s conv
iCorp—
subord
.
//
,
Lawrence.& Adirond'k
1st
1st
mortgage 4s series
ASecond
1st
mtge inc 4%s
mtge
5s
4s
income
B
ser
debs
A
Bt Louis-Southwestern
First
4s
hond
'
r-
°76%
Jan
94
72
75
84
94,
96%
37
1989
91
77
74%
1
.74
-
64%
% >"
62
83%
—
91
21
74
,
63%
80%
75
75
60
68%
5
62%
34
1*85
<
.92%
: --*80
W.
87%
92%
:
W
,
96
06
.
—
::A—.
-
94%
--93%
1977-
100%
95
337
101%
91%
99%
102%
105%
77%
•»—
.*.78%
—i
.
.
85%
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2J/2S 1966
;r-
3s debentures 1974——.;—.
June-Da0
—
—
Sears, Roebuck- Acceptance Corp—
,
•T
43>;s
'4r?8s
debentures- 1972
subord
debs
5s
debentures
-
ij
.
.
;i.
SASiemens fe Halske
6\xs 1951.
•
avis
convertible
Southern
:
Edison Co—■"
debentures
.►
82
t
4%s
78%
-
-
/
'
'
1986J
1996
\
F
2(4s series Q 1961
mtge 5V4s series II 1983_
:
39
'
,
214
91
90%
86
91%
87%
' *
-
-61
71
61
61
*91%
—
'
-
86
77
61
.
71
91
-
—
Vr7"
debs
1985
-101%
1
116
_Map-Nov;
3Vas debentures 1983
*76
Products
Standard Oil (Indiana)
5s vconv
*—
*80
3 YaS
conv
April
1967—__ June-Dec-
;
.103
first
5a
1951
-120
89
97
98
102%
98
j
V. 85(4
82
87%
87
82%
92
92
87%
99%
i
■/
—
*„
95
90
90
90
92
,
_
*82%
90
'./
98
86
7. '■
78%.
2
66(4
535
first
4s
84
96
100
94
97
TOO
102%
In
the following extensive
list
we
furnish
100
25
80
75
80
-
*75
*80%
77%
84
162
162
162
•
.
129%
V ;
79
119
90%
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
-94
97
:
97
28
152
93%
112
78%
88
*99
ser
3%s
debentures
82
-
*=_
92
'87%91%
101% 102
100
99%
79%
*88
991 .'.101%
79%
99%
April-Oct
80
82
82
82
May-Nov
1973—April-Ocf
79%
85.%
89%
93%
—
*70
.April
April
1979
A
80
3%s
debs
series
D
88
91
91.
58 %
-93%'
93%
■
»
6
95
v
100%
'
59
20
57%
58%
14
57%
64%
94
-
10
93%
■97%
*87
65
90
*99% 100
'4
93%
03%
85
95%
88
88
.
-
103 7%
99%
88
*82%
90
99%
81
Jw,0
-
86
Mar-Sepf
85
88 :t-A
88%
9QVa
95
Jan-July
May-Noy
Feb-Any
85
-
-6
85
-5
'
'4
93%
88% - 95 si
,
86
122%
90%
'91%
87%
98 3 8
-April-Oct
1960
•:
85
91%
._Mar-Sepf<
1967—2
Jan-July
98!!J
7
100%
„
98%
64
64%
67
67
3'if
63% '73%
23
,1
June-Dec
63.
T--
*•»
JanrJuly
Z" V!
*84
,*—
90
94
86'
,
i_
-
74
.
78*i/j 85%
Mar-Sept>
1976_Jan-JaIy
100'/a
!-'l
•J
Jan-July
-May
99%
98%
'
__
Co—
series A 2004
Deferred
delivery sale
not
n
included
in
the
year's range., d Ex-interest,
Under-tlie-rirle sale not included in the year's
Included in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
*4C
-t-
-■
e
Odd-lot
d
-
'■
sale
not
Cash sala
range. • r
••
•
'
.
-'U« ,•«.?<•
■
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
as
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being
A
Bonds selling flat.
'
.
f
•
••
;
1
■
transacted during current week.
'
,
YEARLY
Friday
*""
STOCKS-
-
Last
,
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A.
Acme Precision Products Inc—
Acme
•••
■
->-■
-
'
,Vi
RECORD
'•
■)%
■I A
Adam
Consol
Industries
Inc
6%
23%
1
Aeronca
Aero
4
1
'
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
A ins worth
Manufacturing
For footnotes
see
6%
23
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
3,500
x3% July
6% Aug
5%
Jan
600
11%
Apr
Air Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
23%
200
23
30
Feb
Alabama
Gas
7%
1.000
9% Aug
Alabama
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Low
High
Sep
5% Mar
■
5%
5%
2%
2
2%
1,000
Sep
1% Mar
10%
1
9
9
1.300
7% Mar
6,300
5%
8% Aug
11% Aug
5
10
10
10%
1,500
f';..-.,"
■
Week's
Range
5%
Jan
Jan
3% July
Sale Price
Alan
Corp
Wood Steel
5^
Alaska
cumulative
Airlines
50
■
2%
'
High
2%
-
200
%
27%
145
f,V
1.700
27%
28%
2,200
145
145
40
preferred
Aug
5%
% Aug
27% Aug
34%
1%
145
Sep
1
Jun
1
160
92%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
25
4%
2,100
35.
I
Aug
3iy2
81%
10
100
1
.•*
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
83
preferred—100
Co
Inc
3
50c
2
Shares
Low
Par
:?
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Last
1
7 %
5%
'
American Stock Exchange
High
4%
1
common
page
Shares
4
.
/
20
Friday
for Week
7%
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—
SEPTEMBER
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
%
1
10
Wire Co common
Week's
WEEK ENDED
'
88
.'
89% ,96
6
95% '95%
57%
-
83
100%
94%
36
88
58 Vi
59
83
94%
94%
.58%
88
'
54%
*78%
.
—May
Mar-Sepf
1975
RR
.
_Apr-Ocf
Jan-July
Jc7t-July
1981
76
69
15
60
*56%
2361*.
ser
69
69
69
" -76%
69
75%
t.v-
Feb-Nov
1984
mortgage
conv
-80
80
June-Dec
ApriF-Ocf
Jan-July
■A
RANGE FOR
^
•'
.
a
"
i
160
161
:A
..
90%
90%
0'°'V*
i
-
*.
a
^
'0
160
-.
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for- the week beginning Monday,
Sept. 16 and ending Friday, Sept. 20. It is compiled from the
report of the American .Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security1 whether
stock or bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
•
>
r
*
"Z V
t
V
>
0
"
;;
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
4s ssr A 19692-AprH-Ocf
1st
fCompanies reported
-
AND
■f-%
97%
101%
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
x
■
94"
94
Jan-July
1969__
guaranteed
Co
the Bankruptcy
142%
103
H
90
.
107%
"St;
90
80%
*—""' 90
gold 3%s 2000
included in the year's range,
84
82%
i
119%
June-Deo
1958
ref gtd
Pacific RR
income
a
,
'
.v.
88
80%
ip
/:
•
75
78%
103
1982^--_April-Ocf
C
Public Service 3%s 1971
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s
107
•
;
June-Dec
Wisconsin
■
79 %
71
■
1
/" 97
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1979
not
April-Ocf
RR
1st mtge 4s
109
J03%
19
-
' 10
•
68"
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976_;
93%
101
4
.
81
86
89%
Co—
RR
Wisconsin Central
May-Noo
2a/4S
ASpokane Internal first gold 4V2S 2013
Coil
97
66
.
1-
,
106%
*98 %
77
•
98
April-Oct
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980™
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958
82
'
*♦66
t
•.ST
Winston-Salem S B first 4s
85%
•
91
*
,
_May-Nov '
88(4 101%
•«
92
85%
86
8i%
.
Jan-July
mtge 2%s
consolidated
Shore
3%s
'
•
102
Standard
42
98
88
83
■
"
84
'
94
80
"
"5
81
97
_Mar-Sept
1973
'VL
88%
*82(4
79%
_April-Ocf
Apr-Ocf
90%. 101(2
-
«
84
.;
"
•
^
96%
96%
92
88%
-
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
First
173
p
98 %
5s
67
135
-H.
81 '■
v
Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%3 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series O 1970
,
114
62
:,67
101
Tel
101%
*83
—Jan-July
1977—
85
•'
113
88
91
'
80 Ve
Western
'83%
1
...
88%
106
33,4S
73
77
SI
88
108%
.
91%
_May-Noo
—
1st mortgage 3%s series C
5%s debentures 1982
;
90%
.19
——Apr-Ocf
Joint
!
78
4
62%
consul gold 5s 1994-J.l
JaiT-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996—
—Jan-July
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
•
\.
Southwestern Bell
95
—
..
86
.
Southern,, Ry first
.
76%
88
.95
23
136% 138
.,91%.
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
First mortgage
1st
.
"
22
4s registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry
,
t
Mar-Sept
series
First-hiortgage 234s
78%
93
96
"
..
80
West
1171/4
.
80%
3
--
101% 103%
136%
i._May-NoV
series E
82
62%
4'As 1981—
Map-Nov
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3?/aS ser A '75—^June-Dec
27«s
103%
93
78%
103%
Gold
Mortgage
454
;
-
1973—June-Dec
First 4V28 (Oregon Lines) A 1977
Gold 4'/2S 1969——
——i.
Southern Pacific RR Co—
89%
114
94
1.
,
'
'
,,
Feb-Awg
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 197.0
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974—
.May-NotF
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jau4July
»
82%
*95
1970——-Jan-July
conv
98
To
107
81%
.
..*78
■«
*'
.
First,mortgage 3%s serjes B 1971
92
«gq
—-_Jan-July
2.
94
*81
Warren
101%
85
84%
.76
Southerii Pacific Co—
First
84%
Indiana-Ry-2a/4s 1994————Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co
.
94%
100%
Feb-Aug
1987L——
Southern California
9
151
1105 %
"
June-Dec
*
2T«s debentures
95 Ye
...
105%
& North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Ocf
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979—
j—;
3an-July
1985
'
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge '.ncome 4%s series B Jan 1991
—
94%
'■84%:
South
debentures
85 (T
1 07% .104(4
99%
—
—^-Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2^'as 1976_~_
2:,4s
:■
--
99%
100% 101%
*34%
ei%"
1986——-June-Dec
Skelly Oil 21,,4S debentures 1965—
99%
.
84%
»~2 ii,
—
^_Mar-.7ept
i.
Sinclair Oil-Corp 4:{«6 conv debs
*—
;t
101%
.Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
^982^
_Aprii-Oct
Slieli Union Oil 2V2S delrentares 1971-—--April-Oct
•J
*84%
!,
-J,
uMay-Nov
19P2_
/»
"
1995
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser O
.
Feb-Aug
-
1977
r
.
-i;;.
.227
'■
E 1975—Mar-Sept
Wabash
——June-Dec
k- (i
85%
111
■
86
/.
sinking fund mtge series C 1951—June-Dec
First
■
:
88%
*79(a T-
1969_
Virginian Ry 3s series B
-Mar-Sepf
79
■.
.
:
June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
-
-
May-Nov
-
99-%
1
99%
^
113
N
...91.
First and refund m'tge 3s series F
1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepf
,
■
1970
Participating ctfs 47/8s 1968—
First and refund
93
.
.
~
seiies
82%
86%
■
88%
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B
1957—May-NoV
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
103
81
*90
—
1989—May-Noi?
Mar-Sept
1982
__Jan-July
:
2%s debs
1967.
assented
99
85%
'79%
82
.
■vi
-
*39%
May-Nov
Vanadium Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures
4%s conv subord debs 1976
86
31
75
;
,
*91%
—^June-Dec '
sinking fund debentures
3%s
79%
;
,
1980
1972
debentures
i>
92
..
*86.
.91
.
May-Nov
1st mtge & cpll tr 4%s 1977
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
88
71%
65%
--
62%
i.—May-Woo
1980-—-.
debentures
112
87
:
85
94,
110
1)1 %
April-Oct
3%s assented series A 19476%s sinking fund mtge series A 19&1
3%.s assented series A 1951
74%
64%
w,' .* -'-75
_Mar-Nov
Ry—(
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard .Air Line RR Co— v
f
93
94
—
April-Ocf
s
3%s
debs
t
'
1
—
_Feb-Aug
:
United Steel Works Corp—
6%s debs series A 1947
84--
—Mar-Sep
f
s
2%s
.
Scioto V. & New England 1st gtd 4s
Bcott Paper 3s -conv debentures 1971
37/bs
-
72%
72
*85%
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989.
Jan-July
St Paul & Duiuth first cons-gold 4s 1968_J«7ie-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971—
1st mtge 3s series B
77%
—
*71 %
—Jon-July
iMay
.
2006—i
certificates
77%
—
*85%
A Jan 2022
ser
1980——
ser
4%s
6%s
1997_
A
88
"*76%
Mar-Sepf
1996-Jan-July
—_April-Oct
gold 5s
Second gold-6s 1996__a—J_^
Bt. Louis-San Francisco Ry
Co.-^
-
°81"
——Jan-July
r
■
152
*
debS1977-—
June-Dec
1974
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—
j
Saguenay Power 3s series A-1971
Bt
180
..
General .mortgage 4%s series D 1977-Z—Ma r-Sep t
General mortgage 3(4s.series J 19G9-—Mar-Sept
,
7
152
—
———Jan-July
.
3%s
1986
debs
4L—'
44
*
Missouri 3%s 1971
Corp—
subord
conv
.|
'
■
'
1st
A pril-Oct 5
—
1978
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp-^
V!
*78
May-Nov
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—AprlZ-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
,
Mar-Sept
United Gas
Corp 2%s 1970
+
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
1971—2.
Jan-July
—Feb-A«g
1978—_T———Jan-July
JL978
1
—1—J<m-July
B
4%s series
>»'
v/?
——l___:_May-Nov
1953——
,
6s
1955—4—_
adjustment bonds—///;/.. '
Debt
«•
mtge
mtge
k.
■,
.83
*„
6s
<91
-
180
—
—'
;
mtge & coll tr 27/uS
mtge 3V4S 1982—
United Artists
82
"85
85
87%
89%
93 %
*—
Pacific RR
2%s debentures 1976 -Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
April-Oct
94.
67%
.
82%
•
.
156
90
85
*111
E 1985. _Ja n-July
Union
1980.—Jnne-Deo
89%
—
83
Union
90
7
l.
,
m4
93
and impt
Oil of California
91%
88%
*—
Union
'
—
—
93%
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_Apr«-Oct
3s
debentures
1968——.
_May-Nov
1st
90
98
„
-
*81
V*—
April-Ocf
_iUay-Nov
—
1st
,
97'A
99
20
*80%
*85
-Jm-July
1985-,
1982
3%s
81
v
*
-4—'
"
'
93
91
.
Co
10 0%
92
80
93%
-
"-'80
80
-Jan-July
_May-Noo
Pacific—
Inc—
Union Electric Co of
'
83%
*89
Oil
106%
08
89
^
Louis—
Orleans
Ohio Cent ref
88%
91%
99%
*
-94
*—
3%s I960-. June-Dec
Tri-Continental "Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
87%
85%
90
*
New
Products
subord;debs
111%
173%
/
of
RR
104%
81
*86
._Ja n-July
:—
M 3%s ser
Pacific-Missouri
162
■■■
—
.
;C>*
refund
80%
83%
101
^
1971.- -May -Nov
63
impt M 4s series C .2019
and
-
*v*
*89
and refund M 3%s
Thompson
98
90%
■
.
; *iu2
;
—
■%
St
*100
.
Jan-Jnly
series B1970_. Aprif-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series O 1990... April-Oct
Texas & Pacific .first gold 5s 2000
.June-Dec
101%
89%
92%
7*104
-
Apr-Ocf
1964
mtge
—Jan-July
_Mar-5ep£
—
1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
Term
J—Mar-Sept
conv
1st
of
High
69 '
11
-
•
'
Refund and lmpt 27/as series D
97
100
97
J:*92
■
Reading'Co first & ref 3V'8.s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds <R J). Tobacco 3s debs 1973—,—April-Ocf
Rheem "Mfg Co "378e debs 1975
:
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Floe Power. Corp—
. "
*
§ A Direct" mtge 7s 1950—.
;
May-JVoo
/;*
1
2%s
Corp of America
—
1966
Texas Corp 3s debentures
>
Quaker
1982
1973
1973
Assn
Refund and
96%
95%
General
1983—April-Ocf
_.
debentures
Transit Inc
Terminal RR
831/4
96%
91%
-4
-
96%
•
•
fund
Jan. 1
Low
No.
—
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972—:
103%
*99 Ve 101 %
—June-Dec
—:
(Ohio)
Range Sine*
Sold
85%
Surface
96(4
.
■>
—
1st
83 %
"
/ First and refunding mortgage 3s 1072May-Nov ;
j
First and refunding mortgage 2Yah T979_Jnne-Dec
■?
83%
—Jan-Jwly
Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
First
1981—____Mar-Sepf
Co—
sinking
82%
101 %
1
—
Gas
Co
81%*
103%
96%
:*95%
.
\-!r
*
&
96%
1
Oil
Bonds
High
82%
Sunray
99%
100%
—
3s debentures 1063..——
May-A'oo
First uud refunding mortgage 3%s
1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s >2037—June-Dec
.
100
94(2
—.—April-Oct
debs
4%s
99
91%
1970—.—Mar-Sepf
i»8(L:_:
Standard
35
Rang*
Friday's
1974
2%s debentures
*96%
Feb-Aug
,
1
or
Bid & Asked
debentures 2%s 1971. ..May-Nov
(N J)
debentures
92
97
97
'"
■'
2%s
83
99%
.
—1
94%
1
115
Standard Oil
98
"98
.
95
82
—
Week's
Last
Sale Prico
Period
Low
86
*98%
5s series B 1975—a
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series K
1975——April-Oc£ ;
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s
1964—_May-Now f
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3V2S
1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs ,1967—
April-Oat
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series. B 1962
Interest
High
102%
58/
__
*97
"/.General mortgage
BONDS
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs
*99
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—,
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
Jane-Dec
20
New York Stock Exchange
91%
"
*81
1963—Feb-Aug
1964_May-Nov
Low
12
105%
SEPTEMBER
Jan. 1
No.
93 %
1972—June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H I960:
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
,
ENDED
Range Sinoe
Sold
High
93 V4
Piusogn Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—-
.
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum
FOR
Week's
Last
Jun
89
Jan
3% May
5
July
Jan
■
\
The
32
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
Monday./September 23, 1957
.
.
.
(1231)
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
Sale Pries
of Prices
STOCKS
Kxekamf•
American Stock
22%
3%
3%
3%
5%
lOe
Alleghany Corp warranto
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles
5%
2%
6%
2%
3
500
35
Aluminum Industries
1,400
9%
8%
8%
10,500
Beverage
American
Book
American
Electronics
conv
150
a
"
Julv
13%
200
9%
Jan
Jan
1% May
76V2 Jan
21% July
30% Jan
3772 Aug
Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
69
17%
19
9,600
25%
25%
1,600
68%
Meter
Natural Gas
American
Petrofina Inc class A
Co
6%
25%
27% Aug
Jan
34% May
34% Feb
i?ph
18% Julv
Apr
39%
17%
4%
23%
30%
700
31
14%
3,000
193/.
_\
American
Photocopy
27%
27
30%
4,300
American
Seal-Kap
1
I
197a
13%
13
13%
2,600
12% Sep
American
Thread
5
3%
3%
800
B
S
iil%
Equip Co
common
5% preferred
American
Writing Paper common
Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class A.
AMI
Lead
Ana con
19%
20%
12
Jun
7%
Feb
4%
2,400
4%
Sep
%
4%
6,500
%
Sep
1,700
13Va
Feb
%
13
13%
13%
14
4.71
11%
11%
12%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
2.40
"A" shares
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
Power
4.72%
6c
6c
Artists
Associate
6c
Associated Tel
Class
A
Feb
4%
Jan
5-%
5%
500
14%
14%
14%
1,600
13% Feb
15%
17%
200
16%
Sep
7,900
8%
Sep
22% Jun
11% May
17%
8%
"8%
25o
9
7%
Sep
*
Jun
3
lo.
1,200
2
2
5,800
1% Sep
3
3%
2%
1"%
1
3%
4,700
3
Community
93%
1%
1%
10
34%
36%
1,000
34%
Sep
10 pesos
13%
13%
16
5,100
12% Sep
26% Jan
1%
Corp
4
4%
19,700
4
5%
5%
5%
2,800
5
Steel
preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ay shire Collieries Corp common
11%
7,000
47/a
Jan
2%
2%
100
2%
Aug
1
Products Inc
non-cum
10%
1
Audio Devices Inc
Jan
9% Jan
12% Sep
3% July
Aug
10%
1
10c
4
4
200
3%
Jan
19%
34%
|
19%
700
34%
300
34%
4% Jan
21% Mar
46
Jan
16% Jan
34%
•
Sep
Cook
Paint & Varnish
Cooper-Jarrett
Corby
(H)
Class
Bailey 6c Selburn OH 6c Gas—
•
Class A
Baker
12%
Industries
Inc
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de
los
American
common.
—
Corp
""
Zioo
Beau-Brummell
774
772
600
15%
15%
500
1
commonl
~372
Mfr
tu nfiv
3% July
OS/8 Feb
wfa
25
1%
15,600
i
I
3%
"372
1,200
71/.
s",?
12%
JuS
Aur
18% Mav
1 %
5%
Jan
14
Tan
14%
Tun
4172
700
41
Sen
48%
Jan
lis'
ion
1174
500
772
900
15%
15%
250
tvao^t
?t/ 5S?
o
Inc
173/
Poh
ifi
A..O.
in
4V2
5%
700
29
30%
1,400
86
87%
30
5%
29
5%
Jun
Breeze
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common
British American Oil Co
Jan
10%
200
6% Mar
8%
300
6%
Jan
2
2
300
17a
Jan
8
8%
15,900
7%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
400
5%
Feb
1
15%
11%
2%
10%
8%
27Vi Jun
43%
43%
48%
7,900
31
43
Mar
437/b
60% Jun
Sep
8%
British
Amer
dep rets ord
reg
British
Columbia
British
5^ July
fl
£1
dep rets ord bearer
American
common
5ft
5%
500
100
41
41
41
•
47/s
41
Jun
Sep
.
Company common
16%
13%
Brown Forman Distillers
Rubber
Bruce
Co
1
common
2.50
(E L) Co common
Mills Ltd class B
Brack
1
I
50c
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
serial
1
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker Hill (The) Company
1
Mines
9%
16%
55% May
Sep
13%
500
16%
Sep
Jan
6%
1,800
8%
9%
2,600
Xl6%
GOO
xl6
2.50
6
Sep
8% Aug
xl6
Sep
2% July
-23% Jun
19
July
19%
Distillers
9
9%
500
8% Mar
2%
2%
500
2% Feb
3% May
Dorr-Oliver
6'A
6%
1,000
6'% July
8% Jun
7"% Jan
10% Jan
7% Aug
8% Jan
100
3Va
374
900
14
14
14%
1,300
1372
137a
13%
2,000
Sep
12
37a
5V2 Jan
22% May
July
14
37a
16% Jan
Sep
Dow
.
Driver
Duke
Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) 6c Son Inc—
_
.1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12M»o
7a
%
ft
15.000
%
272
2%
1,500
2V2
Sep
4%
4%
4%
200
A
Jan
72
2
4% Aug
Feb
4% Jan
6Va Apr
Harris
Power
DuMont
Co^.
Cable Electric Products common
%
%
lOc
50c
Calgary 6c Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern
California
Aviation
Electric
•
4% Feb
27%
27%
30
3,700
lOo
2%
2%
2%
3,700
1
Inc
Power
13%
13%
13 ?8
6,900
52
52
53
43%
43%
50
$8.00 preferred
$2.50
preferred
Calvan Consol Oil 6c Gas Co
50
-1
% May
12,600
~5
5
5
25
2V4
52
100
41% Aug
4%
Feb
Jan
27%
27%
27%
200
25%
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd
1
6|&
61U
7%
30,500
6 78
For
footnotes
see
page
35.
July
1,300
8
Sep
1374 Aug
250
—
Camden Fire Insurance
Feb
Sep
l'A May
5'A July
38
July
3% Jan
14% Apr
60
Apr
50
Mar
6
Apr
29% May
14
Jan
14%
73
600
21% May
•
1
—10
>
Feb
67a
Jan
20'A
Sep
;24
Aug
..%
Jan
9%
Jun
-
-'
Jan
■31
Apr
3%
200
Jan
5
Sep
4% Mar
8%
.
3,200
Sep
Mar
10
972
Jan
5%
Aug
-.274
Jun
5
Jun
-6 74
Jan
> 2%
*9%
Jun
36%
Sep
>1,400
900
f
1%
■10,200
7% Jan
5,000
300
-
Apr
July
4
1,500
'
Jun
87
Mar
'-,%
-2,100
25
3% July
Aug
Apr*
Jan
1.700
1074 Jan
1572 July
700
13% Aug
1772
500
22%
2774 Mar
Jan
4%
8,800
1
4
Apr
217s Sep
"3,000
1,100
8%
1,100
7% Aug
V 1
Jun
Feb
5% Mar
•
% May
5,100
Jun
Feb
7%
4% Aug
500
1,400
274
Jan
67a
Jan
y
Jan
•1574
Jun
38
A.2Va Jan
107e
Jun
572
Jan
6%
Feb
5
Apr
*77e
Sep '»
% Aug
:i%
Jan
5% Jun
jlOO
700
43,500
4,900
300
1,300
20
Sep
77a Aug
100
24%.May
•
9Y2
Jan
Mar
15
18
May
15
.
17 V2 July
July
% July
1,100
74 Jan
600
11% Mar
400
10% May
14
July
11% Jun"
1,500
16
Sep
19%
400
-
5
Jan
Apr
6
Mar
5
July-
5%
300
47a Mar
4.400
•
-
Jun
4%
Sep
11,100
8174 Feb
5%
7,800
I
Apr
96
May
•1374 Aug
200
700
67s
Feb
872
Apr
14%
Sep
22%
Jan
24%
400
Jan
28% Aug
1% Aug
274
;
Jau
66,600
Sep
1472 Jan
15%
500
Sep
18%
Feb
3%
Sep
-6
Jan
9 %,
35,000
16 78 Mar
23%
33
2,800
1% ^L%
-
•5% Mar
107a
11%
•
v-r/
c »
"
Feb
46% Aug
/
Jun
4%
1,200
16
50
Sep
1%
7
Jan
May
2% Jan
Sep
8
Apr
10
Jan
1574
Apr
Apr
Jan
—
%
;
1,400
'
107a
Jun
100
: xl3% * 13%
'"12% 12%
'
6%
6%
' V/a' 2Va
^ " 34 ;-"34
1272
Sep
-p-.
500
4.800
10
7%'
7%
3%
'-'>4%
"112
40 "" 41%
jr
•
/'1%
J" '-T%
'-- 40 *
*5'—
'^.24%"' 24%
28
*-!-■
—7% - 774
-lS'/e 46
' 36 Va; 37','2
kf4%
5
=»■
--i
-*15la
'
t.4%
26%
5
V-.
'^16% "'.»• 16%,17
**T%
-7%
8"A
—•' 54
i54 '^.:54 V+
Aug
400
6%
600
18,700
1,700
600
5,100
6V4
Jan
213
914
Jan
/57b Mar-"
Jan
212
46
16 V* Jan
Apr
July
3% July
Jan
12% Aug
Jan
11%
Sep
1%
Feb
146
Sep
4
Jan
■39% May
Jun
3 Va
Jan
-
6%
Feb
27% Aug
Jan
2% Aug
Jan
2,200
100
'r'12% -42%
10% * —10% -»l0-(u
.-i-l
17a
133
—
*.
"■■-/3%
4/
300
'27%' 28 -
—
7%
3272 July
6
-
"^-7%"""
-1672 May
67a May
3% Aug
•—
u
"*27%"
'
*-r
'1574 May jt
14%
Jan
i
Apr
3072 July
21
200
1,900
200
Jan
2074
Feb
33% Aug
10%
9/200
Sep
13
Jan
7%
Sep
-9V2
Jan
15
Feb
3474 Mar
-
2.400
6 74
July
Jun
Sep
Apr
31-74 Mar
Sep
237/e
16
Jan
•
^'"5%
2)
r--
-10s
reg
","':28%
'■»' —
1
- ^
"4»A5%
—
--
—
Sep
10% Jun
130
54
Apr
69% May
600
26%
Apr
30% July
-20,290
47a
Sep
Apr
2,500
7%
Feb
-67a
Apr
/2U Aug
common
5% May
Test Corp common—
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
'
'
Duro
'
4
4
1,4' 0
3%
1
Co
■
•
—
--
--
450
1472
Feb
1972
18
19
1 .'.ICO
245a
Sep
-3972
Jan
13,100
372
Sep
7%
Jan
-1
-*
1
—
4
•
24_?
'• 3 -'8
3
,4
3
4
6 7a
Aug
8
July
Sep
^ -
i?
**
2o
1
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B—:
v
*
I
-*
*
40%
.'V-s
Jw.
---
-
250
40%.. 40%
8(0
50
-14(, - 14o
--
—
-
1974 July
41.
47s>
'30%
90 1
2%
:
1
Laboratories—
Durham Hosiery class B
C 6c C Television Corp
July,
400
4%
J6V4 ; 16/a
--
'
:
Common —
Duraloy..(The)
-21
Jan
\{+ \'B
9 /2 10
*
-
, ,
T3%
12%
6%
! i%
1
Dumop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord
Mar
-
500
^,9.%,-10%
32.50^
Co
(Allen B)
Feb
12
9
stock
Drilling & Exploration Co
,
36
2%
J 2
.vl5%^,151A
1%
•
Draper Corp common
.
73
Feb"
8,500
J0% 10%
16%
7.50
Ltd-—
Brewery
Aug
8%
7% Mar
12% 12%
,4-4
1
2.50
Inc__.
63
4672 Aug
6s 8d
:
$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company.
7%
100
1
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd.—•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
•
6%
7%
10
Jan
Jan
25
187a Mar
38% 89 ^
*15%
Jan
Jun
200
7%
'4
6 74 July
73 74 July
-16..xl6%
i^88%
Jun
23%
20%
"
:■
,50c
J
: 5
—
,<
70
(
" v.-,-
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
Jan
23
]
Diversey (The) Corp_,^
Dome Exploration Ltd—
:
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
6% May
13% Jan
-13-74
--
Ltd—
Co
9% Sep
^
1
2.50
1
10c
35
Manufacturing—
2%
9
.
;16
4
American dep rets ord reg
Jun
-674
'1^8
Z
ts
1
A common.:
3
July
10% Jan
10
preferred
Buell Die 6c Machine Co
Burma
16%
8,500
•
B 8 F Company common
6%
52,900
14%
17%
16%
6
cumulative preferred
4%
Brown
17%
13%
17%
dep rets ord reg.
*
Brown
Gasket &
Sep
-.%
.«*•. •
40%
■.
„
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
_1
Development Corp of America———1,
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
'
25c
Diners' (The) Club Inc__
1
5-/^ July
5(4 Aug
Petroleum Co Ltd—
Power
1
•,
debentures
Detroit
American Tobacco—
Amer
class
Dennison Mfg
2%
23%
a
1 ,12%
'
Dejay Stores common
Dempster Investment Cor__
Jan
32% Feb
Feb
1,200
16
.—
n
5
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills:
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day Mines Inc
:—
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Jun
July
Feb
July
July
Jan
47a
150
-
7%
,—
.
.
u
8
„•
•
»
n
94
8%
.8%
4/-*
20%
Mar
7
34% Mar
86
Sep
Jan
6% Mar
500
»
1%
*
7%
5c
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
28% Aug
•
20o
ion
5% Apr
Jan
9%
8%
1
-
««/8t£2
S
11
15%
—
Crown Drug Co common...
23c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—1—*
$1.12 preferred.
2.50
Cuban American Oil Coj
-—;_50c,
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
5
Cuban Tobacco common
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
%c
Curtis Lighting Inc common—
2.50
Feb
100
•
•
Works
5%
\
!f-
1%
"
—5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic——•
4% Jun
3% Mar
:
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
Jan
300
•
5
Traction Light 6c Pwr ord
8%
Tan
Jam
2374
Ltd—
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co_
Crowley Milner & Co
2%jS
Sen
5%
*-5%
5 ' '5
* '4% ' -4%i
20%
I
Inc
Distillery
voting—
$1 preferred class A
Jan
15vl
A
Corroon & Reynolds common—
Jan
5%
7a
774
—-
1
Borne Chemical Company Inc
Bourjois Inc
6'A
12%
147a
5%
"j
common
Sen
Aue
■
5 * :
4^'a
-
Cott Beverage Corp
—1.50
Courtaulds Ltd—
,
1
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Creole Petroleum common
—5
Julv
4
FPh
6
.
20
Co
Com Inc.—
6% Mar
,
41
41
goo
C) Co common
•
prior cumulative preferred-100
Gear
17a
14
_
Z—_—1
common
6c Co
Aue
r
.__20c
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Tq„
17Mnr
"
11
5%
j
Bohack. (H
Foote
J
2%
7
" 5^
I l
Blauner's common
(S)
17a
..7.50
Watcji Co Inc
Inc
42,100
774
1572
Black Starr 6c Gorham class A—
Brazilian
ffn
11,900
"e%
""""i
I" j
B__I
(A S) Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
Brad
n, 5/
101/
iti/4
4
~25c
Ties
"3 ft
212
678
Beck
5 Vt%
300
1,700
67a
Corp
Blumenthal
3
j
class A
Bickford's
15%
•
Bearings Inc
Benrus
13%
100
—
Power"£td
Barry Controls Inc class
Basic Incorporated
conv
2%
16,300
3%
—
Banff oil Ltd
6%
15%
—
2%
14%
Andes—
shares
Oil
_Ilo
„
1234
13 72
——
Barcelona Tr Light &
Barium Steel Corp
Bayview
'
—1
Petroleum Corp
Jan
Sep
9,400
Consol Diesel Electric Corp—
10c „
. 4
%r"' 4
4','a
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
" *'~22'/e'
22%" 23 Vh
Consolidated Royalty Oil
——10
;ll >' *11 - 11%
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
; 7%"
7"%" 7%
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
..V^Va flW-- 8%<
Continental Commercial Corp—
.1
:5°% ' 5%
Continental Industries Inc
—^^10c . / 7% .
5% ^ 7 '/8
Continental Materials Corp
10c "
%
13 " %
6
Aug
1
50c
Consol Cuban
4
option warrants
Plywood Corp
Corp
Jun
Feb
Mar
2,800
78/2
24'„/
23%
__
10672
2,800
" 8% 1 "/8%" -878
i/-'/"'" WW -34%
11% "'11% 12%
'15%
15% 16%
♦
Connelly Containers Inc
46% July
Consolidated Mining 6c
Development
Non-voting
•
10
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Vtc ext to 1965
103% Feb
Jan
93%
.34%
•
Co
94
Sep
1
220
94
•
Line
II
Fisheries.,
Coast
Automatic
.
Sep
17
600
-5%
\
•' v l?i/
May
3% Aug
1,300
8i,2 •- 8%
nr*- • - 6-
•
Jan
„'39
101
4%
'
Apr
9
Feb
31 %
400
-/.
--
' "5%
■ —-
,
:30s
Public Service
-
'*0% 22
*
3ft Mar
29
Sep
7% Aug
4%
»
-
—*
l-;—1
1
4
-
vtc—'—~—10c
Oils
26%
450
200
24
64
.
20%
6c Tel—
participating
Atlantic
Atlas
July
3% Jan
5% Jan
Sep
-r/_;
Jan
1}£ Jan
9,300
-
10%
77%' ■;;v77 .
1
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Commodore Hotel Inc—_•
8% Jan
2%
1
Caribbean
Coastal
200
7%
7%
-7%
——21
Co
Gas
Coast
Atlas
Apr
Jan
m July
5,a" 5,a
~"i:%
Clary Corporation
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
,.—5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4"
Clopay Corporation
L
%
Club Aluminum Products Co
—• '
101
Apr
6% Mar
89% Aug
7"
1%
2}i
2
3
.»—'/• / *T1 h 1 ll/»
1
1
Co
Manufacturing
Clarostat
25
90%
90%
2450
Inc
Atlantic
Atlas
8,100
20
Jan
5% July
*—
—--
•
Christiana Oil Com
Clark Controller Co
Industries—
Laundries of America
Oil
Jan
23%
1
American dep rets reg
Associated Food Stores Ino
Associated
33
-5%
Productions
Electric
Associate
16,400
10o
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment Corp
Assoc
Aug
40%
24%
4%
warrants
Co
85
38%
23%
Light—
preferred
Armour
400
39
|
4% July
101
Feb
41% Aug
28% Aug
4% Mar
89
4%
90%
400
90%
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4Va % pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
|
372
4,400
13,200
—
-
2774 May
Aug
10,8 ix
-
'4% May
Sep
21% Aug
200
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc„
x—10
Chicago Rivet & Machine.——
4
Chief Consolidated Mining:
.
1
10% Jan
6% Sep
8,300
7%
6%
6%
2"%
Jun
1,400
-
-5 A
5
Oherry-Burrell common—
3ft July
■ft Mar
-
1
Oil Co Ltd
Charter
22% May
Feb
—
*
10 ,«
10%
Jan
2,800
A%
1 7*'' nlT/a
-6%
6% " 7
r 574 ^ *574-5%
?^213 -V.24a ^ 3ft
;
Feb
1%
4,400
;
<
Bit July
6%
6,700
2 ft 2%
27 >; 27%
"8
8
33% 34
>" 9%
<9%
* 24 - "~24
/ „
- 63 0 v ;63 ,a
1
:
Conv preference $1.50 series—
•
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50%
preferred
100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Century Electric Co common
x0
Century Investors Inc__
2
Convertible preference
—10
Chamberlin Co of America
2.o0
Charis Corp common
—.10
July
Jan
Jan
17% Jan
11% Aug
1,500
1
1
-*
Jan
19 72
13,900
<3% •>_
17 •>
1
Central Explorers Ltd
-
Aufe
2972
Feb
Va
5
Jan
x31
Mar
28
-~
•■—_
'
26
-
--
v
*
10
-
24,200
7io
2^8,2,4
no-.,8
21%- 22/4
-6/2
33%'
1
—
100
26 • • 26
2ft
* 27%
- 8 -
2s 6d
Central Illinois Sccur Corp
Mar
15% Aug
77a Maq
2% Jan
1672 May
19% Sep
800
2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
3%
200
11%
4%
20o
Ltd
Products
Post
Anchor
Mines
3%
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Low
21% "
V'2ft . • 2ft 2%
: 6% • 6%. 6,4
'
1%
1%
2/«
1
6
1
5.50
Ltd vtc
Carreras Ltd—
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products connnon—
Castle (A M) & Co—,
:
Catalin Corp of America
Cenco Corporation
11% May
13%
13%
Jan
Sen
12,000
29%
1
'
Jan
8
8%
8
3%
20
pfd
Sep
32%
1
•
American
Feb
xll
25
Co
American
68% Aug
50
17%
25%
11%
Gas Ltd Vtc
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation Co common
78% July
l'A Jan
1
Natural
Canso Oil Producers
14% May
50
1
100
-
Co
9%
pfd_^_l»
common
Maracaibo
Sen
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares
----- - —
6
.
1
—1
Corp
Canal-Randolph
for Week
- --
--
—
•
Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
88% Jan
24% May
Aue
21%
13%
1
American
American
76
500
9
Co
Inc
350
22
*
Co Ltd
PetrTfina
Canadian
Canso
83
21%
21%
-10
(R I)
Inc
Filter 5%
Air
American
Sep
^
preference
- -20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.J
6%
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
6%
Canadian Dredgd & Dock Co Ltd—-Canadian Home/tead Oils Ltd
10c
< 2A
Canadian Marcpni
...—.
1
2/#
4% Mar
ADr
8%
Bread
We£.
Price,
"rid.,
Sal. Prle.
6%%
10% Mar
52% July
7
Feb
17
May
Sen
81%
commoi
Industries
American
7%
19% Feb
Sales
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
6% Sep
4% Jan
15
May
Jun
Jan
6u.
100
-
2"% July
5,100
8
40%
Co
cumulative preferred.
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing$3.75
Ambrook
~3'/«
7%
35
•
Corp
of America—
Paper
Aluminum
3
3
convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc.
Allled Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
5%%
Allied
Feb
2%
Canada
28% Jan
6
Feb
Sep
3%
100
Sep
3%
13%
Corp.
Pictures
22%
700
500
4,900
6c Fisher common.
Artists
Low
221/2
EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER ™^
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
High
Range Since
Shares
High
Low
Par
Algemene Kunstzljde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares.
All American Engineering Co.
Allied
for Week
Last
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
36 72
14 72
147
Jan
Sep
Sep
5472 May
31%
180
162 74
Jan
July
Jan
■
Volume
Number 5675
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1289)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Friday
stocks
Week's
Last
Par
Eastern
Sugar Associates-—
shares of beneficial
$2
preferred
Elder
30
-1
—*
A
Electric Bond
Share
fit
2812
14
Corp
1
874
2%
Inc
Inc.
of
11%
1
5c
Communications
Electronics
El-Tronics
America.'
28
1
—:
Emery Air Freight Corp—:—_
20c
Empire District Electric 5c/o pfd—-100
Empire Mi 11 work Corp
1
M
V
16*4 July
2334 Sep
7% Jan
400
ft , ■ 74
%. 297a
%,. 14%
1,800
26i*/8
100
300
8
Feb
1,700
8
Jun
2)4
Jun
1274
13*2
1,600
~774
~7T8-*~8)4
3)4
3*2
40)4
cum 1st preferred
Manufacturing Co
Esquire Lbc_
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka
...
_$1
77a
or
774
10 '/a
10)4
7)4
10
1
1
25c
674
7*4
8
8
8
8
-
.
17
July
102
Feb
38*4
5,600
"
-
300
4
7*/a Aug
934 Aug
6*4 May
600
ft'.
V2
13*,/ 13
12*/8 Mar
5
17,200
10*4
J
May
774
Feb
12
12
Fairchild, Cajnera fit Instrument——1
ii;','v
24
25
u%
25
II
Faraday
fit
Uranium
A_-
Z.—1
Corp J.
Financial -General
->
1
Association .(Phila)
Firth
1
1k.
Ltd
Mines
Farga Oils Ltd.,
Fire
class
Co
2
2*4 :
678
Sterling Inc.:——L————2.50
(M H) Ca Inc.-.
1'
46%
49
1074
10 74
Flying Tiger Line Inc—
A
Ford
voting—
Motor
American
-
Head: Brewing
Fresnillo
Fuller
-
(Thei
(Geo
1174
Investors
Iron
Fireman Manufacturing
Air
7*4
334 May
1,300
7%
86
___
88
£1
Jan
1674 Aug
11,
Mar
Jun
10*/a July
Sep
117'4 May
' Sep
2,noo
4ft
,
Jan
120
3% Jan
——1
'"*474
47 a
5
1.25
Inc—
174
1%
1%
2,700
2,900 "
Co
1
—»—1
67a
63a
17*4
17%
177u
Co
5ft July
4%
774
1,100
15
Gatineau
Jeannette
Power Co
ft
7,300
Ttf
„
-*
common—:
ft SeP
28
1
5%
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep
'
Fireproofing common——•
Enterprises
General Plywood Corp common
SGener&L Stores
Corporation—
Gilbert
(A
Gilchrist
C)
Gold
46-74
Union
Gobel
Gold
(Adolf)
Seal
Goldfield
Inc
Dairy
Goodman
Gorham
Kennedy's
134
Knott
L'Aiglon
4
*
43a
Amer
Great
Atlantic
Industries
7)4:
734
Pacific
fit
Hi
876
9)4
1874
1st'preferred-]
7"/o
Great Lakes Oil
Greer
—
1034
274
7)4
...
19
3',
4
i
22
25
25
1*4
Griesedieelc
1*4*
2*4
Gulf States
fit
2274
31 '
1314
13%
13)4
1574
1574
16
374
9%
Jan
Jan
2034 Mar
Sep
28*4
2
1.600
6%
1,200
25)4
2,600
274
Mar
2134
700
874
3,000
•
11*4 July
l*/a
Jan
May
7
974
*4 Aug
2*4
Apr
3074 Aug
2874 May
Sep
25
Jan
374 July
73/4 Jun
Jun
li Mar
11*4
Sep
176
525"
126)4
125*4 12674
2*4
.2)4
2)4
149*4
170
173)4 176 34
Jan
La
874
.
374 May
125
191% July
Sep
132
7
5,400
674
Jah
6
Feb
4,400
7ii
174
2,700
10
674
Sep
Jun
3
8,600
374
.
.
24% Mar
37*4 May
1874 Jan
600
12
600
3%
4,100
274
3)4
1,400
274 Sep
174
2
474
5
3,300
3,400
1% Aug
4% Mar
12*4
5,400
12)4
600
13
400
$4.50
Feb
3 *4
July
12 y* Mar
13
Jan
Gypsum Lime fit Alabasline—
75)4-80
75)4
1
:—
100
21*4 Aug
1174
1174
12
300
10% Feb
24% May
12% Jan
3)4
3*4
374
2,000
3*4 Aug
5% Feb
4% May
874 Jan
5)4
5*/a
5*4
500
1
574
574
574
3,600
1
674
674
2,600
1
1.
6'4
Tourneau
(R G)
1374
600
2774
200
27
5
11*4
1174
300
11% Jun
5
50o
974
974
100
574
6,100
9% AUg
"5
Aug
Xl% July
5*4
5*4
25o
274
274
234
1,200
3
14%
15)4
4,400
Inc
Ltd
1
1474
39'4
39
41
—25c
1
preferred
pref
Loblaw Groceterias second
'
174
1!«!
374
374
150
&
93%
93%
25
16*4
16*4
16%
150
I
17„
1*4
1%
;
Hall
Lamp
2
Co
Harbor Plywood Corp—
Mack
Truck
Public
Maine
Mangel
Harvard-Investors
25
Inc
Service
Stores
Marconi
International
11*4
12
1,400
9% Feb
1074
1074
11*4
800
7% Jan
12
10
11*4
2,525
9% Feb
Yi
700
% Aug
16% July
1% May
McKee
(A G)
&
Island
Iron
8
Co
Corp Ltd
4% Feb
16%
300
16% Feb
17%
16*4
1,300
15
Sep
1754 May
31% Aug
13*4 Jun
35*4 July
15% Aug
14*4
14*4
1474
6%
6%
674
700
4
37%
37%
387-1
400
52%
52
52%
5
574
9%
9%
500
26%
5
J
2976
Aug
Michigan Steel Tube
1
Jan
43% Aug
4,100
33% Jan
57
Jun
1,800
474 Sep
9% Sep
8
Apr
1-ft
1374
16,500
37%
37
39 Va
2,900
Havana
Lithographing
Hecla
(W E)
4 %
—
Hevi-Duty
Products
Electric
—1
Inc—
10c
<
1
-■
1
1%
-
•
24%
7-
'/a
1,100
4,300
7%
2.200
■■.
24%
93
274
-•
.
3
400
,
37*4
24
93
300
-
Jan
3%
v
7
Hoe
Mfg
Co
common
10
-
27
July
86%
Jan
94
Feb
Jan
70
Sep
„'
;
19 %•
3%
19%-
5%
2074
300
Feb
25
July
1274
5%
2.900
4%
Jan
63/4 May
21%
1,200
15%
Feb
2874 July
8 74
1
8%
400
8%
Aug
10 % May
374
3%
400
3% July
12%
2.200
20%
■
•
'
2.50
—
Industries
Holly
—
2076
2176
21%
800
24%
7,100
%
4%
"l%
~176
•
Hormel
19%
Ilio
Bearing Co..
Inc
.
Horn & Hardart
5%
(Harvey)
Humble Oil- fit
Lock
Inc
common
Manufacturing Co I
fit
Hygrade
Food
convertible
Corp
Minnesota
Missouri
of
preferred
Canada.
Public
Service
pfd
common
Corp
Amer
Chemical
2674 Feb
12
Jan
2474 May
Jan
24*7a May
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
11
1,700
1674
Feb
24
17
May
19% Aug
23 %
24
18
18
r
50
Sep
Muskogee
Muter
1
5
2.50
10
50c
Corporation
Murphy
Co
common—
Company
common
—
120
xllc
50
50
May
107
Mar
122
Sep
Feu
30
July
200
23%
98%
97)4
9874
30
96%
48%
48%
49
200
46%
62%
62
63 * 4
5
.
'
5
5
—
3,800
700
Jan
Feb
60% Aug
4
60%
101%
Jun
15*4
16.100
17
17%
200
59% May
66
JUn
5'/e Mar
10
Corp
Nanim-Loeser's
National
Milling
Alfalfa
Dehydrating
5ft
5,900
49)4
9,600
Industrial
For
of
Mfg
North
footnotes
see
page
-
574
574
200
80%
80%
10
17*4
17%
18%
1.900
5
95
95
96
1.950
1
Co
10
10
10)4
1,000
50c
America
Breweries Inc
35.
1ft
5,100
2576
4,400
84
85
140
94%
95
40
85
„
12% Jun
1
145
145
200
8i
"276
16%
"274
16%
139
200
Aug
Aug
76
250
16
Sep
113% Sep
130%
A Feb
1%
2976
32
1,200
25%
2,100
22
19
22% Jan
22
674
676
28
276
674
1,800
28)4
300
3)4
3,700
Sep
674 Sep r
Aug
2% Feb
28
Jan
2% Feb
3% May
1,100
2976
3%
Sep
44
July
2% Aug
3% May
22
28
Jan
96
89*4 May
159% Apr
74
115
114
300
90
July
90*4 Apr
x41 *4
—
Apr
174 May
33% July
85
—
1374
Jan
20% Mar
Jan
Jun
Jan
39% July
,-7
31%
Apr
10%
Jan
35%
Apr
374 May
^3
Apr
Apr
12
Sep
1574
Apr
National Casket Company
16
Aug
24
Jan
National
July
National
Bellas
National
Brewing Co
Hess
Electric
2%
2%
400
5
Jan
4676
Sep
10% Aug
4M
Jun
78% Aug
15 V8 Jan
l7a Aug
90
8%
6ft July
63
May
1276
Apr
6%
Feb
common
Weld
Machines
Mfg fit Stores common
1
276
Sep
National
Union
Meter
Le
Mur
Inc
11%
Jan
374
3,400
3*4
3*4
Sep
1% Aug
4*4
Jan
2%
Jan
15
15%
1,200
14 y4 Aug
23%
Jan
1
1174
117a
200
10% Aug
13%
Jan
3/*,f
3
31V
26,300
1
10c
«*
i<r
30c
Corp
:
common——
6
1
17
3
Jun
Sep
Jan
5)4 Mar
10%
Feb
9%
900
9% Jun
1774
1,300
16 y4 Aug
1874
18%
300
18
Aug
26% May
32% Jan
28*4
22
Mar
34% July
974
2874
1,500
**774 "8*4
7,200
434
300
474
1%
28*4
21
17
30)4
Jun
7
Jun
9%
Jan
3%
Jan
R% MTftr
Sep
25% Aug
774
1
common
Electric
8% Jan
•
Ltd
common
Co
1,200
100
Steel
Neptune
Apr
874
300
National
Nestle
4%
8*4
2
1
National
11)6 July
Feb
17
National
Transit
3
2
974
Corp
Car
14% Jan
1,000
17
17%
13%
28%
Research
28% May
109% July
37u
1
Machinery
10
Starch Products common—1
Industries
Presto
13% Jun
3%
17
15%
H%
Rubber
National Telefilm Associates
Feb
5%
2
National
300
14
3%
.^1
5
Petroleum Ltd
National
14
25c
(Mich)—
94% Mar
Feb
14
81
Ca
11%
National
5)4
Hardware
1)6
2474
1
Inc
—
4574
Co
1)6
2474
Apr
Jan
Mar
N
Nachman
9%
—
12 %
5%
Insurance
35
21%
104
Jan
National
1
5 %
■
—
Inc
Sep
May
1,000
74
200
Sep
24
Sep
13*4
114%
9,200
9
Feb
474
1274
1
&
Feb
18*4
13
100
Tel
Inc
7
2,500
1,700
Jun
Tel
States
Muntz
2,800
24
Sep
Mountain
15,400
Feb
Sep
x5'/a
96
Jan
22 %
14
29%
Jan
12
Jun
474 May
34 Va May
32%
11% July
32% Mar
2%
1
Products
9
26
75
37%
22%
J an
1074 May
17% Jan
8
May
12% Mar
800
400
18%
2
Jun
12
13%
18,400
Metal
%
TV
Apr
97*4
1%
Jun
Mar
11%
12%
3%
174 July
5
7% Sep
1% Aug
8% Sep
9674
1%
3%
25% July
29% July
Feb
4% Jun
12%
4
2.50
46*4
International
1
100
100
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Clemens
Jan
19% Apr
97
cumulative preferred
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
£1
Enterprises
50
*
100
Mt
Imperial Oil (.Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit fit Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
100
Industrial
4%
Feb
'
"1374
Industries
876
2274
Jun
—
dep rets ord reg
350
5
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
4.80% cum pref rued series B
4.50% preferred series C—
National
Imperial
29%
24
1
-1
Ltd
Molybdenite Corp (Can)
6
15,700
100
5
& Light 5%
Pwr
Molybdenum
10%
13
50c
common
3%
28%
Products
4*4%
Mining
Co
874
50c
Abrasive
Piping Co—
Wohl
12%
28%
—
Miller
*
dividend shares
cum
Mid-West
Midwest
1,000
28%
Jun
«
Hydroelectric Securities
Hydrometals Inc
non
9
13%
57%
17
1,300
13
Feb
28%
•
Refining
974
Sep
-5
preferred.
Hubbeil
Hurd
•
_
1
preferred—*
conv
12%
9
Sep
Jun
1
Products—
2
3174
23%
*
_
$-2
$1
Corp
24
100
common
Steel
1,500
15
_
Horn- fit Hardart Baking Co
>
'
~
——
& Co
Oil
Midland
3,000
V 19 ,:
19
*
:
(Geo A)
13%
%
2
♦
*
—
Hoover Ball &
Horder's
3174
—
•
B
Jan
1
...
8%
Jan
ft
1874
Sep
34% Aug
1,700
9
374
'
174
1
—
1074
5%
1%
13%
Sep
12%
100
4
1
10
Middle States Petroleum common
Midland
22%
—
27*4
2
2G
60c
—;—_
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common..
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Class
117 b
.12'/4
25c
5
Inc
Corporation
•'
•
Class A—
Jan
**
*
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
9%
'
(R)' & Co Inc common
Hofmann
Jan
44% May
Sep
2174 Mar
Jan
574
-
-
Jan
274
Jun
29% Aug
Aug
3% Mar
4)6
1% Jun
.
Mar
3%
Feb
Aug
*
Higbie
8% July
62%
'
„
1
4
35'-
•
500
2
.
200
<
374
-
7)a
-
3*4
3
-
—
5
■
3
3
1%
*
Co
-
"
35%:
100
_
276
■
4
•
■
25c
Henry Holt & Co common—
Hercules- Gallon
18,100
3
pfd— I—100
5%%
3 %
3%
—
—
& Co
53% Jun
—10c
{
preferred—
700
2
Rubenstein, common
Heller
55 *4
55
__
1
Co
——
Mining-Co
Helena
14
10c
Hazel Bishop Inc
MicromaMc Hone Corp
43% July
59% Aug
1
4,300
1276
2.50
common
Jun
Jan
44%
1ft
5
29
8%
26% Aug
30% Jan
9,600
1274
1
1
4ft Apr
15
1
Co
Jun
13% Jun
1
Corp..
Jan
6% Feb
900
.1
Co_
Thermit
10*4 July
1,000
16*/a
1
1
Ltd
Petroleums
St
774
Apr
15
*
1
Co
Mining
774
2674
& Co common
Johnson
Menasco
Aug
Feb
1274 July
15
*
1
5
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Sep
July
16*4
1
5
Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Mead
ie
£1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Sep
6074 Jan
Marine
Ltd
Co
Jan
3%
Sep
11*4
*
Apr
10%
40
43% Aug
26% Apr
1
86
35
Apr
1% May
20
250
7
105
300
20
1% Mar
18,300
50o
Feb
1,700
14% Jan
Jan
30
Co
75
1,100
July
10'4
77
7%
103
47
10c
70
10%
Jan
29*4
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp—
Mcsabi
36 *4
2%
—-
Hathaway Bakeries Inc———
Hazeltine Corp
7
70
43*4
common
Communication
474 May
10%
Jun
29%
(The B) Co
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
Merrill
35
1
—
Mfg Co—
Hastings
7
60
43*4
Manischewitz
Merrill
10%:
10
Sep
Jun
15% July
warrants
Inc
Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Mages
Jan
35
:
:—
674
x6
30c
2.50
2
Macfadden Publications Inc
Michigan Sugar
6%
preferred
Harnischfeger Corp—
Hartford -Electric Light
Jan
5
1
Co
10
II
Feb
2|| Apr
M
19*4 May
Jan
Jun
3,300
1
Co
Exploration
(The)
18
55'
Sep
1% Sep
3% Sep
CO
5
Lodge & Shipley
Jan
July
15
1074 May
834 Jan
6
Feb
14% Sep
600
.6)4
15*4 Mar
29%
Sep
37 y4
0,500
x6
*
Common
70
174
374
-
10
•
Locke Steel Chain
Land
774 July
5% Apr
xl3*4 Sep
1374
Inc
Petroleums
cumulative
2174 May
8% Jun
Jan
27*4
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
574 Aug
Jan
5
common
Refineries
Liberal
Sep
4
10
common
Realty
5'/a
17 ya
Co
30
x80
Apr
21%
75 pesos
29
x80
*
•
Jan
21%
Inc
Industries
Inc
Metal
:
1ft May
1374
14*4
21*4
1
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating
Industries—7
—:
preferred—
674 Apr
2%. Jan
7% May
% Aug
12*4
12%
Feb
2174 July
4% May
Sep
2% Feb
474
'
Common;
14*4
Jan
15
33%o
1174 July
12% May
18'4 Aug
2*4 Jan
21 y* Jun
21% May
13
Sep
i
74
Feb
.400
..
5
Salle Extension University
Lear
Jan
Feb
x9%
834:
.
98%
Aug
6,800
,
3*4
3
1774 May
374 Jun
1074 Sep
2y# Feb
1,200
1
Lynch Corp
Jan
20%
7,500
Jan
A July
2
Ltd
Sessions
&
133/8
1674
Products
Laud
2874
5
A
213/4 Aug
14*4 Jan
400
2.800
2334
-
2*4
1
common—.*.5
Company Inc—:
luc
Guild Films
S
Mines
Lunkenheimer
300
,
5
4
7.50
Louisiana
900
'
1% Jan
Sep
3*4
20o
1
Stores
1074 July
Jun
14*4 May
3
Mar
1H Feb
84
2174
Co
Jan
10
Company—L__—
Grocery Stores
3
2174
Dept Stores Inc
6*4
7
.
9c
Leases——.—
16,900
1
(The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
1
"
22
•
Freehold
Jan
7)4
6*4
"
74
50c
Hydraulics—.,
Gridoil
17™
874 Sep
1774 Aug
700
5,400
18%.
1
Chemical Co—;
&
Jan
374 July
7)4 Aug
200
19
10
2074., 21'4
2%v 274
*
100
:
12:
,3)4
3
29*4
Apparel Inc
Lecourt
Tea—
Nonvoting common stock—
1074
1074
.1.25
Jan
200
10
10c
Inc
1,000
25,000
10c
97*4
1
Great
3%
310
5
85
4,100
7)4
874
,4
common
3%
21}
5
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Jan
Feb
10,900
1% Aug
% Aug
2.50
Company
Slipres
Leonard
May
Jun
5%
1,200
1
(Del)
Consolidada
Feb
19
8 74
Jan
Jan
1,800
3*4
r-50c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Jan
1*4
25
Apr
Apr
6%
%
25c
(I B) Rubber
Hotels Corp
Jan
774 Jan
•>
1474
174
pfd—100
Inc
(S)
274
Jan
79
Sep
Aug
July
10%
200
3
4
July
174 Sep
30
Aug
9974 May
14,600
89
474
Co—„.46%
Co:
Corp
Kleinert
3
-
May
5
400
0
10
&
1
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co.,
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
16
Sep
56
16
'
5
Manufacturing
1%
15o
9594 Jun
89
1834"
Grand Rapids Varnish
9*4
1*4
Kingston Products
Lanston
Feb
Jun
13,300
1*4.
2 074.
Gray
9)4
common
Kidde
Mar
534
-
5)4
69,200
20)4': 23)4
1
Mines
Manufacturing
1674
39 y2
100
89
:—
—1
class A—10c
—
174
600
16%
*
.
Products
Manufacturing
%' 46 3 4
5
:
Industries
Consolidated
Sep
974. 10 :)4
Inc—
Co
Co
& Company
& Electric 4*4%
Kawneer Co
6
'
Sep
13V4
174
1
.
Wernicke
174
100
1434
5
Glen Alden Corp
Glcnmore Distillers class B
Globe
200
200
2174
*
Gladding McBean fit Co
Globe
154
13.4
46
15
•
—
——
71
10c
Corp.:
Drug Company
Lamson
Feb
;4)4 July
13*4
16%
1
Mines
common.:
Co
(D)
Gas
Mar
6ft Sep
50c
1
25c
-»*
*
$4.60 preferred
-
174
200
174
5
Georgia Power $5 preferred—;
Yellowknife
474
13)4
.*
Corp_—
5)4
Kawecki Chemical Co
Le
General- Indus
•
374
'474";
£1
General
Giant
Glass
Industries
Kaltman
105
.
rets ord reg
General Transistor
Mar
1074
5*4
■
—25
preferred
convertible
.,174 juiy
32*4 Jun
<
Jan
105
:—-—100
-1
General Acceptance Corp warrants—.
General Alloys Co—-;*
General-.Builders Supply Corp com—1
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co common
10%
Jan
3
K
Kaiser
Lake
5%
10*4
Jupiter Oils Ltd
La
1
Ltd
pfd—100
vtc
•
6%
12% May
Sep
Jan
2074 July
G
Mines
Galkeno
8%
2% May
Jan
974
Feb
Jan
234
Sep
1% July
6% July
'
6%
8
1,300
1.3O0
8,700
I
Oil
Kingsford
86
100'
i
4% July
9%
274
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Klein
1,400
"
J,COO
Apr
Apr
Jun
15
Jan
2*4
(Walter) & Co
Kin-Ark Oil Company
80
4...
.Vs 86%
80
V"
5
6%
9'2
Chute
Israel-American
90u
2)4
_.l
45
Sep
Jun
4%-
33 %c
3.90%
Iron rite Inc
Irving
5
20
60 Va
Aug
43% Jan
11,000
1
10*/8 July
774 Apr
Sep
36)6
10c
Royalty
Iowa Public Service Co
Kobacker
Company
A)
'■
.
dep rets ord reg
Pitt Industries
Fort
Fox
Ltd—
Co
,
'
80
■
674
15,300
~7Va': "a
,
—~—-*
—*
non-voting-
Class B
-
Aug
27 3/a Aug
10 Mr- May.
V
;
'
Class
-
600
650
,
10)4; 12 )8
~774
1
Ford Motor of Canada—
6)4
37)4
Apr
Low
17
5
International Resistance Co
Intex Oil
Company
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
High
4674
July
1274
1{& Aug
3ft Jan
".
"
6 38
11
.16.
3,300
39,000
36)4
Fishman
7)4 .Feb
4,000
2*4
VV,: '8*4
io
7ftf";
10c
—:—10
2,000
Lovo
International Products
KEUz
1
(Max)
Shares
International Cigar Machinery
•
International Petroleum capital stock.*
Kansas
Factor
for Week
Jan
1 Va Apr
16% Jan
Jan
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
X.4SI
Jan
Jun
14
'••: % Aug
10
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Jan
4274
Jun
400
11
'
ft
10
Pipe Line common
Jan
Aug
774 Sep
3V4 May
600
6%
374
May
8,200
39*4
Ero
1274 Aug
127'a Apr
12
700
3^
common
Jan
90 3/4
39)4
Corp
convertible
Jan
3274 Jujy
17*4 Feb
6.900
10c
$2
i7a
Jan
14)4 Sep
9n«
preferred
—
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com—— 10c
Equity
30*4
25*4 July
974 Apt
ft Feb
11,300
11*2
83a-
20
American Stock Exchange
High
2)4.."-. 2%
-•
.
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
Low
754
111'/a
'
WEEK ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7.3/8.
5
common—
Electrographic Corp common-.:
Electronic
7%
1
Limited
Mines
Shares
FOR
for Week
Low
int—1
Common
Edo Corporation class
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
174
1%
5,200
1%
28*4
28%
1,100
27 y4
Apr
4*4 Mar
274
Jan
33% July
9
July
33
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
New
Clock & Watch Co
50c convertible preferred
New Idria Min As Chein Co
New
Mexico
1,700
1Tb
Sep
2,330
130Tb
Sep
%
Feb
•fr Ja"
1% July
2% Jan
New
New
1Tb
13,500
Aug
1Tb
28Tb
5,700
27%
Sep
47 Tb
12
300
11%
Sep
1%
1%
71,700
1% Jan
2Ta Feb
1%
%
%
11
3,100
%
*
25
87%
Jan
1%
700
1%
Feb
Nipissing Mines:
Lites
Noma
North American cement
class
lio
5%
North
6 tv
G'/a
79%
Sep
n%iuiy--
Sep
40% Jan
13,500*;
4TV#» pfd—100
Notthspan Uranium Mines Ltd—
1
5"
a
~i%
78
91% Jan '
3A
-
1%
1%
Apr f
Sep
Aug
'
7% Mar
Feb
1V4
Feb
"
9% Mar
/
5% Sep
1,200 "
3,000
'.
May'
3
'
2% May-
% Jan
*r"
ifc'
O
Oil
Oceanic
Ogden
Company-
Corp
Ohio
Okalta Oils
*/J*t
■
'
1
Ltd
Okonite Company common
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative preferred
Inc
Omar
Corp
3% Jan
16% Aug
89
77 * 'a
275
71 %
2%
2%
64
22%
4%
3%
Israel Oil
Chemical
Park
Class
Penn
'Mt'+t
Pop Boys
Industries
Gold
Polaris
88
100
2%
25%
Public
Puget
7:'b
Sound
7Tb
8'V
600
.
100
4%
Jan
4Tb
4% July
Feb
54%
500
52
23%
200
7,300
%
July
2% Mar
4,100
15% Sep
20% Aug
5,100
5% Mar
1
9%
100
400
13Tb May
97
May
"7% May
Jan
1
5% Sep
5% Jan
7% Mar
21%
\{
Sop
25
Apr
1,300
1%
Sep
2
Jan
400
1%
20'%
20%
Sep
23%
Feb
10% July
"
57%
•
18%
2.50
3%
51%
18%
Feb
%
10c
-T,t
■
-
1
"7%
7%
7-%
14%
14%
600
9 %
9%
400
8%
8Tb
1,100
~8%*
%
-•
Apr
9fV
Jan
14% Apr
9 % Aug
8%
Apr
21
Feb
6%
5,400
14%
1
_1
%
6,000
Apr
57 Va May
16% Jan
500
18%
Jun
6%
Sep
350
Jan
89
Jan
4,100
4
55%
55
57
125
57%
3%
3%
55
8
100
9
9
Jan
6
3% Jun
20%
2.50
^
Feb
14
Feb
90%
200
GTa
37/a Aug
Jan
Sep
lA Aug
2,200
5%
Aug
6%
9
1,600
1%
1
Ltd
July
24
Sep
92%
9
1%
92
Fob
58%
18'A Feb
1%
Mar
7
6% Sep
•
of
10% May
Jan
54%
20c
Mines
16% July
Sep
7%
1,000
7'2
2
,
Apr
>16% July
12
Apr
9%
Sep
-
Jan
cumulative preferred
Southern California Petroleum
Pulp As Timber com
Co common
5
15
15
100
17%
17'/a
Power
Pile
1
,_^10
•
common
17%
200
14%
14%
Reis
1
Pump Co
(Robert) As Co
19
19%
Stein
(A)
Reiter-Foster
Remington
Oil
Arms
53%
Apr
Jan
—_50c
Inc
18
18
18%
Corp
1
6
Petroieiuns Ltd-
Richwell
1
1%
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp—
Vtc extended
to Jan 3
Stetson
(J
Stinnes
(Hugo)
Roosevelt
Ross
(J
Talon
Inc
Class
B)
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
Avq
Company—
Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—,
Ryerson & Haynes common—1
see
page
Feb
16%
Jun
Sep
16
%
IS
Sep
Sep
1%
16*8
Apr
23,800
B
35.
!
—1
7 TV
1-tt
4
4,000
118
2 Tb
Jun
5 %
Jan
-1,300
3% Aug
10%
800
9% Aug
!
10%
1
;V-11% July
2
2
7
6:,4
700
2
7%
2
15%
5r;.n
6%
27
27%
12
12
12%
18
18
19
1.100
31,500
3
Jan
87
Feb
2% Sep
72
Jun
Feb
2% Jan
Sep
15% July
12%
6% Aug
8% Aug
;Jun
5% Jun
20%. Feb
31:
12
Aug
14 % May
2,600
16 Va
Jan
24% Jun
200
3Tb
3%
600
5
~5%
7:l
'3%
4,100
2% May
30% Aug
34%
500
37b
3%
700
4%
4%
'"*500"
3%
Sep
4
Aug
4% Aug
_
43% May
.
-5% May
5 Va
Jan
—
Feb
23
Feb
40% May
46
Aug
I
•
Trans
Empire Oils Ltd
Trunz
-
■
Unexcelled
Gas
400
64
*
—-—r—10
13%
--
Chemical Corp
Canada
Jan
14Tb May
Apr
75 %
Jun
3%
Jan
1%
Jan
5Tb
Jun
7% July
Jan
4%
5%
Jan
1%
200
■
100
16,000
712
'lib
400
'18%
'
19
500
"
Sep
Feb
Gib July
23% July
Jan
Feb
900-
lb
(>
6
"
5%
Jan
7%
24 Tb
21% Sep
'
24%
23
~6
Jun
1% Mar
21 i
2%
18 sb
18^8
l't
1%
6,000
Apr
lib-Jun
1%
50%
5C'/«
51%
900
50 Va
Sep
58% May
12 >b
10nb
Jan
14% July
1 Va
-
11%
11 %
36 ab
36%
37%
1,900
3'co
15%
15%
15'b
900
17%
17%
1,300
7%
7%
101)
211
6,600
2%
2:11
200
8V4
57
8'4
3%
Feb
10
Anr
,% Aug
2
5
Mar
10% July
8% Aug
3%
Sep
76%
Jun
200
5%
Jun
7%
Apr
15 Va
Sep
16%
15%
16%
1,400
13
-
2 %
13%
2,000
400
19%
Aug
20V4 Jan
17'%
3,900
12%
500
4 Vb
14%'
14 %
•
15
14%.
13 W
15
30%"
29Va- 30%
3 Va
Apr
1,600
4%.
11%
3,700
13
4%
4%
4'%.r
20%
4
500
12 Vm
5% July
:
29,100
Feb
'
l'«
Tu
7
i'ir
3,800
1
1,100
21Tb
21Tb
19%
2 Tb
'
10
Jan
Jan
22
Aug
25
Mar
21%. Feb
12% Sep
18% Aug
i.ioo
;
15% Mar
23% July
X
'
,
300
108
115%
'
3%
Q
1,700
-
83
82 ;
2%'
1.400 X
4% *
100
200
12
3 Vb
3
3-"a
7,100
1%
1TV
2%
42,900
2%
3,000
2%
2%
TV
"5
3,000
15 %
15%
18
-
16nb
18%
3%
'
185»
36,000
*
s
700
Sep
IS'Sep
.5sb; Jan
.
91
July
Va
Apr
f
2V« Mar
2% Aug
4Tb
5% July
Sep
Jan
14 V*
Mar
4%
Jan
1Tb Aug
3Tb
Jan
8Tb
2
2%
3Tb
11
Va
Jun
5% Mar
Jaiv-
20Tb May
Jan
Sep
T
Jun
3]R May
Feb
% Aug
2,700
aa
5
4%
1
/ .163% July
Feb
79
100-
"
2%
11%
6,V Feb
1U July
-
"
4%
"2%
/
July
5
79
'
-3TV-
3%
■
880
-
"
"
Jan
'
Sep
-900
11*'■—ITS
119
70% May
''
.
19%
18Tb
.19%'
,
Feb
99
45% Jan
'
Jan
400
•-
12%- 13
Jan
Jan
"4% Jan
r'
Vi Sep
7
200
21 Ta
-
12%
;
"
40V4
*21.%
21Vi,
Feb
Feb
27% Aug
15,100
7%
;
8%
*2%
--
Sep
88
y. 7
Sep
Jun
21/64 Sep
Sep
*
700
28%
56%- 62Tb
59%;
'1Tb; 1Tb
1Tb
.
1%
27%
27%
15
34%
j
Sep
5
6,900
4,800
6,300
1%
1Tb
i
%
334,200
9/64 15/64
5
5»b
Aug
17
Feb
28%
-•
7% Apr
..
,
Feb
11%
Jan
13
Feb
17V« July
Apr
2,600
Jan
3%
,
Sep
%
Jan
14%
Sep
2
Aug
10% Jan
..
'•
4%
Feb
Jan
40Tb May
Apr
11%
1,000
2%
2
17
200
12%
.
11%
Feb
3%
31 Va
2% Aug
9,100
X 33;%
20
12 Vb Aug
.»
Jan
July
13% Mar
300
18:%
33
Sep
57
600
2%
5
July
4
.
6
15:,b
rl3/64
Apr
5T's
2% Sep
75
15%
12%*
Jun
6% May
59
53i
-
May
19%
Sep
6Tb
3,600
57
.
18
Feb
4 V8
t
20.1
3%
~8%
13%
16% Jan
1.900
4;'«
2 %
~2%
\7'b
4%-
4%
44% July
35% Jan,;,
23 %
'
Aug
30% Jan
29% Aug
*
—'
u
7% July
Jaa
8%
1
warrants—---—^—
of
Mar
19
A—10c
1
50c
—
1
Co
Feb
4
69%
33
-'i:
—3
—*
Union Investment Co
:
——4
"Uniori Stock Yards of Omaha———20
Union
Jun
22Tb
17%
:
Inc
r-'i*
Jan
23%
; Aug
69
"2%
—1.25
Rights
Corp
24Tb
Jun
19
12%
1
class A
Trans
Tamper
May
20
100
11% Aug
registered—£1
Inc
Cuba Oil Co class A
Tri-Centinental
X20
900.
20%
200
-—10c
Coot Industries
True
2,400
20%
1,100
16
1
—
Caribbean Airways class
Corp_—
22%
20 hi
3%
5
Trans
Lux
38
6
*
Trans
Trans
42 Va May
300
21
2%
29
——70c
preferred
100
Corp
Sep
38%
5:%
1
25c
Tonopah -Mining of Nevada
Acceptance
Feb
46% May
12 %
rets def registered—5s
4%%
Etlison
26%
Jan
12%
1
common
Toklan Oil Corp-
.
Apr
Jun
69
Shipyard Corp common
Todd
55%
22%
5%
7,
common—
deposit rets ord
Jun
13 Tb
35Ta
'
Co
Light $4.56 pfd
% Amer deposit
Jan
200
700
.
Corporation-.
Calgary
12
15%
12 %
5
Power As
Sep
20Tb
'—.
o,
Inc
Feb
7 Tb
'
37
38
1
'
'
Jan
8Va May
Jan
5 Va
400
7:ii>
36%
■
S
—
7%
39%
2.800
6
11
4% Aug
2,300
42%
common
4% Jan
3%.Mar.
3 %
34
Jan
1,400
.
-
25.500
7Tb
4%
.15
class A common
Oil
} Amer
6% July
4% May
1 % May
40
34^.
July
——10
25c
Thriftimart Inc
1
Tilo Roofing Inc
1
Tishnian Realty & Construction
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd-r-
Jan
Sep
6Vb
2,400
31 it
9
1
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc^
70c convertible preferred
Thorofaxe Markets Inc—
Jan
1%
2%
5%
Jan
10c
*
(Del)
Tliew,. Shovel Co commonThiokot. Chemical Corp
25% Jun
24 Va Apr
18% Atig
9%
76%
1.25
1
1
1
common—
(The F Ct
For footnotes
x9%
4,700
2%
1
3%
—
Corp
Electric Co
Rights
—
Jim
-8,800
75%
1
•
Company
Oil Co Ltd.
Fifth
5%"
;
2%
30c
Inc
Engineering Corp__
Carpet
July
20
common
Tampa
Jan
63%
10 %
76%
1.50
Raceway
Oi
9%
-
£1
;
Inc
Jun
4
*
Stylon Corporation
1
Sun Ray Drug common
—-—25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
;
1
Sunset International Petrol Corp
1'
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
Tower
dep rets ord reg
Field
47
Jun
—•
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) As Co common
Feb
26%
Jan
18
600
1
(I) As Sons Inc
Royce Ltd—
American
% ,■%
%
1%.-1Tb
300
16
Aug
38 %
i:rK
,V
100
1
pfd F
Rokeach
Roosevelt
IS
'
3%
10%
Feb
Products common.J5
Brewers Inc
Sterling'Precision Corp
Toledo
1
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
J
50c
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Roxbury
rl%:;
9%
Industrial
Republic
Rolls
•'
1
-
36%
7T»
V;
1
Sterling
20% July
13'A Apr
1,600
—1
_
Corp
Co
1,900
37
1
As Co common
Sterling Aluminum
17% Jan
16%
450
51%
■
38%
1
1...
50c
Standard Oil (Ky)*__ 1
10 !
Standard Packaging Corp
-1
Convertible preferred——10,;
Standard, Products Co—
—1
Standard Shares Inc common
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
1-Standard Tube class B_—
1
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Starrett (The) Corp
1
50c div conv preferred
50c
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
:
25c
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
*
Steel Parts Corporation
i
5
93% Feb
14%
1,500
19%
53
Reading Tube Corp common——
1
$1.25 convertible preferred.
!_20
Reda
37%
57b
2,
convertible preferred
Standard Financial-Corp
Staudard Forghfgs' Corp—
Standard Industries Inc_
Texas
14%.
Jan
,
32% July
Corp—2
$1.60
•
Concrete
Aug
21%
4%
25
Specialty Stores Co Inc—
Spencer Shoe Corp—
:
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Cprp common
Texas
Raymond
13Ta
Sep
1
5
1
r
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common
Jan
151a
7%
»
Texam
Co
10%
4,700
3Tb
Spear & Company
Technicolor
Quebec
600
16%
37%
Southland Royalty Co-
Q
.
12 Tb
16
25
Inc
Southern Materials Co
Southern Pipe Line—
T
July
80
100
3
12%
16%
.
4.08%
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Pyle-National
1,800
700
Gas
Service
4%%
16
200
Progress Mfg Co Inc—
Prophet
(The)
Company
Jan
Jan
Tb
America
Dome
62%
Aug
„„10
of
,1% Jan
4Tb Jan
6%
6
common-^.
Jun
16 Tb
3%
common..
Apr
May
13%
4Tb Aug
6%
Inc
98%
148
14% May
14
Fob
6%
A
July
39
200
1
class
Apr
100
3%
i
Apr
Apr
12%
25
16 TV
(i
25c
33 V8
convertible preferenci
convertible preferenci
Jan
5%
:
Jun
-
4.56%
~5
Co
Co
28 Va
C
32
„■
.
100
2% Aug
1
*
Providence
6,600
57
TV
IOO
32
400
% Aug.
23
1
East
2 To
4%
9
16Tb
23%
'
I Va
Jan
91Tb Apr
Sep
Feb
6 %
Pratt As Lambert Co
Preston
11,900
8
1
Feb
10%
50 %«
15%
1
2%
1,000
23 "2
~5
,50
8,500
50%
3 %
3Tb- Apr
3%
11%
23%
4.48%
1% Jan
-P.x Aug
3°b
10:'b
50%
99 V* Mar
I?,"•+
Tb Jan r
10%
Southern
5'fa
/fi-'
68% May
41'ti Mar
!
V2 M:ar
6,400
■;
f.
May
65
,
,
3%
25
7% Aug
24,700
TV
5%
Alexander
Metals
8%
%
y'T
May
Sep
19-
-
Jan,-
46
Mar--/-
2
-
23-
Sep
/'
■24 TV May
■
*
.-2Tb Aug- :.
13,600
%
f.r
l'Jr
'. i'if
75
400
25
16 TV
Pow«#' Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pressed
f
•
Products
Prentice-Hall
88%
544
:
-
3%
cumulative preferred.
Jan
.
2T^
1
54
4.88%
98
16% Feb
Sep
20% Apr.
53 %
Mar
23% Jail
'4L% "Fcb
1"
17Tb
3V+
1271% Jan
-IOIT4 Mar-a v
Feb *;"
19
•
-
42T* Feb
20' V
'.A-
29,000
Jnn
.*
'5% Mar
"• r
41»/»-Feb
200
1%
-10J
/ Sep» \
89
" V.
.
i
-
6,200
~3%
.12,50
California Edison—
original preferred,.
20%
■
..
..
109J.b-F6to";'
'
.T-.'
July
-12T*May
»2b" v Jan
?/.;.»Tb. Feb
Sep'
6.000
21
v
54%
Manufacturing common-
10
vf
2
V
'
-
-2,700-
90
-
79%
18
25
Tb
8
Soss
-1.900
4%:
4
-
Jan
14e> Rlay
•,.
26'* Jaa.,
x5%= Sep
-
-
500-
55
25
114
~7:,b
Corp—
Sonotono
7,400
---
Aug
%'
52'b
5
•
—1
1
Paper Mills-
-1,600 "
17Tr
rets ord registered——£1
Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
(Howard)
9%.
5%
July
4*b' Feb-
,
52Tb
Jail
30,400
Jan
lOTb-July,
t'
•'
17%
Jan
28 T a
2% Sep
2%
-
100
-l.GOO-
1
dep
Airways Inc—
->*
%-
6%
20:b.
91
2%
Beg
1%
6,100
1%
12
81%
,
108
8
~5
8% Jim...-.
-
Aug
.
Tb,
400
90
Jun
"
2%.
9%
>118% 121
■
75
18
.
Jun
24
84% Aug
1,900
17%, Jan
2 V* July v
-
:
1
-•
20
Jan
"
8
721
97
25 TV
■
•
910
3
Jan
253k Jun
Aib Jun
Sep "t"
1
if ~4%;
.r
180
2 Tb
12%
10O
X5 %
81T
4
'
2,500
8%
100 TV
79
81 TV
30
89
88
common
Scale
Ac
Jun
16%
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrell
July
80
20% Aug
17%
Ltd
Wine
Mining
Poloron
20
140
10c
Inc
Mines
Valley
Pneumatic
100
10 pesos
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant
1,000
20%
1
Phillips Screw Co
Piasccki Aircraft Corp
Pioneer
22%
26%
Jun
21
>.
*2,900
L%
Jan
5
Philips Electronics Inc.
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co,
Pierce
Jan
27%
600
100
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle Corp
—•.
2.50
Minerals-
27'A
Jun
78% Aug
Perfect
As
Aug
23
22%
1
*
22 %
Tb
2.50
(The)
Peruvian Oils
Jun
83% x85 TV
83%
1
Traffic Co
Smith
Fell
21 T«
2
Ltd
Jan
22
2
Corp
Canada
Singer
28%
800
Feb>
1Tb
79 3b
1
Z
2:
--1
10c
—1'
—25c
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Singer
30%
2,000
Fet>
2A
'
2%
10c
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Jun
V4
16%
1,500
63,100
G
—o,000 H
Simnions-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred—
•
25%
24
24
12%
*"
American Shares
Simca
500
23 7 b
Inc
Lighting
Silvray
Slick
23 TV
Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Jail
24
2
A
B
of
common
Sliver Creek
32%
20 TV
1
1
Corp
class
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
Jun
Aug
Co
Jun
22 TV
Amer shares—1 Bol
Company
Co
Pen
Va
Silcx
28%
24
—lc
vtc—-L___
(C A)
Motors
Paramount
Parker
5
23
1% Jan
9j/4 July
1(F
Aug
12%
; ,-.1%.
.;—20c r.;. 8%
*
,~5T#
Dcnn
B
Class
2,300
23%
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.30% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred•
$4.75 dividend preferred
——-•
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
•
$4.36 dividend preferred
.
*
Pacific Northern Airlines
—1
Pacific petroleums Ltd—.
—_—-1
Pacific Power As Light 5% pfd——100
Page-Hersey Tubes common—
•
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Pentepec Oil
Jan
26
..
7
3,006
>
:
9 "
}.
,
Slboney-Carlbbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Siegler
(The)
Corp_
Signal Oil & Gaa Co class A—
26 Tb
26%
T-
19lb Mar
Jan
1Tb
Mining:
——®
Shawlnig?n Water . & Power.—
•
Sherman. Products Inc—'
—-*
SlieiwltnWHUaras common:
— -25
4-% • preferred—
^100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
*
Shoe Corp of America common
3
Amer
25
25
1st preferred1st preferred-redeemable 1st preferred
20 Tb. Mar
2%
*
..
——-1
Leather common
30 »a
TV
29
29" i
1st pfd—23
5 % '/O
Pan
Sep
May
3% Feb
22
400
class. B—.
of AmericaServomeciianhims Inc———
Skiatron
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5 r[o
Jan
14'A May
5Tb
92
50Tb
500
69
-
22
1%
Jan
3Tb
9% Aug
67
July
93
Jun
3%
700
P
5%
Jan
Sep
2%
2%
Jan
3
Jan
700
July
101
Aug
Aug
2
1,200
2%
76%
78%
60
120
90
*
81 %
Feb
450
67%
2
2 —
1
1
Securities
Electric
Oxford
2% Ma r
13% Feb
89
89
shares-lOa
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Arner
Overseas
4,000
11,900
65%
•
100
-90c "
25
1
7
1
preferred
Power 4%%
13%
13%
50o
common
class B common
Ohio Brass Co
2%
14%
2 TV
2%
1
—
21% Mar
'
12%
12%
-
——
Corp
S hat tuck
10%. Jan
C% Sep '
28,800
'
Sep
Sep
7%
*
Serrick. Corp.
Seton
:;'6% July
72 "
10,100
2%
■2 Vtt
*
8% Jun
...
78
315
iV
3
3A
—
—.—
Mar
""
6i«
5%
'
———10c
Corp
Sentry
Servo
42 % May
"
--
1
1 00
2ir
Sentry Safety Control Corp. Name
changed to Sentry Corp (eff. Sep 161
V.
9
.......
x23%
3
1
Inc-———
Bros
Sceman
—
General
Securities Corp
30
82%
8%
x23Tb
"16%
Jan
11%
17% Aug
16% Jnn
"200
Jan
27% July
"
*
*
6%
80 %
8%
Sep
•
Jun
11% May
'j;
:: 4% Apr
1,700
4 •
Sep
16,800' '
4%
8Tb
Feb
17,400
%
19Tb
Sep
8
209
8
.
1
400
7%
1
10c
Seaporccl Metals Inc
800
31
6%
4
'
4%
1
of America—
7Va Feb
16%
1
—50 c
Jun
5%
Mar
3
I6%-
16%-
8
1
ScuUin
Jail
7
4Tb- Feb
27,800
3,400
i
9%'
30%
~6%'
Northern Ind Pnh-Serv
Warrants
9
1,000
3,000 *
18%
lib
1
& Fisher Co
Steel Co coram
Sayre
5% Jan
3i'«
14%
"
*
14T» Sep
lilt Aug
1,406
,__25c.
13% May
78
Feb
;
Aug
2
x40
—JUO
North Penrt RR Co
Nuclear Corp
"
5%
5 V
4%
31
Royalties Inc———-1
Canadian Oils Ltd—,
i—23
Northeast Airlines
ljj
8
9 Vs.
North American
$&.■ \
5%.
CVh
class A——10
:
B
1 1*41
4%
50o
—10o
Noreen-Ketay Corp—:
Norfolk Southern Railway
14,000
300
...
V
2Tb May
10% Jan
2%
Inc
Corporation
Norbute
12% Jan
55% Jun
2 At
1.4TV
J—J
Ltd
Mines
Rim
200,.
200
13
56% x5GVa
4 800
19%
18%'
1
Aug
94
•.
14%1
19
.
preferred 4%% series_20
Cumulative
Jan
1%
Sep
14%
13
13
56 tv
Now Yoric
Nickel
1%
1%
New York As
New
93
93
93
•
1
Low
8%
19
Inc
2.50
Milling Co Ltd—
—
8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5 c'o series—20
1634 Mar
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
High
Cajlos
San
Jan
11%
Shares
14%
14%
*
Corp Ltd common
Lawrence
for Week
Low
Salem-Brosius
*
Jan
27 W
1
Superior Oils
—•,
Auction Co common
Honduras Bosario
10
York Merchandise
—
10
New
200
St
Jun
137%
11%
20c
Co common
'.4
1Tb
<-
27 tv
Z°Q
As
New Process
1/4
500
l'/a
•
500
Arizona Land
Pacific Coal As Oils Ltd
Park Mining Co
1411 Feb
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
hU Jun
3% Jun
2U Apr
ftr Aug
9,000
1Tb
*
Zinc
Jersey
12,100
2,",;
2 Tb
214
1%
130%
•
New
High
Low
High
%
Last
,
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
1
Range Since Jan.
130% 131%
2'4
40c
Haven
New
Shares
llr
--1
Oil Ltd
Chamberlain Petroleum
50c
England Tel & Tel—-—---1°®
New
for Week
Low
Par
Ltd
Bristol Oils
British dbminion
New
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
New
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
SEPTEMBER 20
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
'..i
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
(1290)
34
.
.
.
5%
71
5%
5%
71
-
•
73-
•
-
2,200
150-
5
May
66
Jan
8V4
"
"T.
20 Tb
Sep
Sep-
'
'7Tb' Jun
'
May
9% Jan
24% Jan
90
-
'
"
Volume 186
Number
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1291)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
United
Aircraft
Products
United Asbestos
Elastic
Milk
United
Molasses
5%
1
5 Mb
53i
6
6,500
53/4 Mar
n
1
12,700
3/4 May
.•
i
Amer
United
N
Profit
10%
S
Air
U
S
Foil
Canal
Sharing
class
35%
36 Mz
300
4Mb
4Mb
50
4%
100
188
25
common
4%
188
1%
30
1Mb
A German
AS
Jan
50
14 Mb
Sep
Aug
188
1
15
1,550
9
"
Corp
i
_1
30
Reclaiming Co
1Mb
6,900
32Mb
23,800
2
2Mb
800
2
38
39 Mz
900
28
4
4Mb
600
4
1
:
Ma
30 Ma
1
United
States
Vitamin
United
Stores
Corp common
50o
Merged with and into
Corp
208
7s
1
38
4Mb
Unitronics Corp.
•
%
Jan
15
Jun $
Feb
6s
7s
1947
or
Range
Friday's
of
May
(issue
of
Oct
1927)
1927)
$45%
(Republic, of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1
Rio
de
Janeiro
stmpd
2s
52
70 M4
Universal
Marlon
25c
Sugar
Valspar Corp
$4
u
1
50
48 Mb
50
15
Corp
Universal Products Cb
Utah-Idaho
1
10
Insurance
Universal
N°
I
23%
1
43
Van Norman Industries warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum
Vinco Corporation
:
—1
Sep
Feb
21
24%
5
20%. Jan
3,300
..
1,800
,
43/a Apr
..
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing—
80
46 3
2Mz
—
Co
121
3%
2
5
+ 79
_Mar-£epf
$55
49%
;
73
4Mb
4 Ma
4%-
3
3M4
400
3 To
300
1,900
•
4Mb
in
year's
Ex-rights,
y
49 Mb
-Jan-July
z
range.)
Aircraft
a
*
lioo
Waitt & Bond Inc
1
—1
_•
Wenfrworth Manufacturing
Texas Utilities 4.40%
Westerri ieasehokls
2%
Westelrii Stockholders
rets
•
White
Inc
conv
Below
listed
on
the
•
common.;
r
600
* 5%
Ma
-
04
34
28
(a
28 Ma
35^4
35%
1
1
17%
A 1st
17*4
7 Ml
Mi
4s
strbord
13
13
20%
3s
series
A
B
8
01
61
Feb
.
.3s
series
1%
lMz
15
91% Sep
3%s
series
4Vis
G
16Mb
Feb
21 Mb
July
60% Aug
79 Mz
3%s 1978...
*lft
1,300
14%
»
Southern
West
Water
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
1:48
91%
Feb
Sep
Bonds
Sold
High
No.
51
91 Ms
Penn
Traction
5s
85.03
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
Closing
"
so
9 1Mb
21
Low
for 1957
High
87.23
18
87.27
95.07 July 26
*
'
■
85.25 Feb
Sept. 19™
Sept. 20—;
____
94.00 Aug
78.87
81
SEC Index of Stock Prices
,
.
current year are as follows
(193J
Percent
Composite
57
Sept. 6, '57
Change
7 7 V*
78
18
77 Ma
Non-Durable
♦New
333.3
+ 0.3
365.0 *
428.5
™'_—
Durable Goods
86 %
56 Ma
13
121 Ms
130
426.9
+ 0.4
472.5
394.1
1
,
394.8
460.2
456.5
269.3"
Goods
271.0
—0.2
"
'
54 ' *
54
-
—
.
$47
-
—
.1
$95
Jan-July
102
$55
57
*9
103
-
81%
< Germany j
A 6s
A 6s
7s
of German
series
series
163.5
276.1
341.7
—0.3
A
ADanzig Pdtt
&
IOO
119
~6
81 Mo
57
80 V7
94
81 Mb
81%
Jan-July
93%
93%
95
95 Mb
95 Mb
90
29
;
+ 0.9
292.1
274.8
+ 0.5
-
Stocks
Mon.
i
■■;
.
93%
5
94%
114
Wed.
Sept 16
Sept. 17
Sept 18—
Sept. 19—.™
Fri.
Sept. 20——
Tues.
99
402.3
339.7
1971
99
99
93 Mz
883/4
83%
80
--
92 %
92 Mz
89
96 Ma
$87
93
85
93
118
120
118
90
U.
73
89
International
97 Ma
Railroad
91%
90
$82%
85
77%
.
65
$2,633,000
$84%
'$88
82 Ma
$259,000
$1,000
3,219,000
178,000
2,000
181,000
3,399,000
3,271,000
227,080
3,635,080
8,180,230
$16,482,000
$990,080
90%
92
97%
88
88 Vi
Jan-July
84
24
89
7
Q4
4,277,000
$3,000
87 %
of
Shares
8,180,230
Jan. 1 to Sept.
*
84
2
65
Bank
379,116,879
$3,000
72 Mz
;
Friday
Last
16,482,000
$17,475,080
$18,340,200
111,000
683,015,300
40,302,300
702,302,900
$718,014,330
$742,931,200
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
93
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
*
"•
/
'
'.
'V
77
70 M4
Stocks
Mon.
'
*
'
>
Sept. 16—
(No, of
Government
Domestic
Bonds
Shares/
—
758,535
$26,000
-
Corporate
To fa!
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$1,000
:98
Friday's
Bid & Asked
102 Vi
Tues,
Sept. 17
555,200
92
101 Va
62,000
Sept. 18
533,945
62,000
6,000
Sept. 19
606,275
42,000
770,200
52,000
35,000
1951
..Jan-July
Total
No
Jan. 1
Low
.190
$137
Aprll-Oct
1952
$112
Jan-July
$244,000
Sept. 20
5,000
$11,000
68,000
67,000
92,000
$323,000
Jan. 1 to Sept.
20
1957
6tocks—No.
of
Shares-
High
190
$68,000
I
1956
1957
*95$
3,224,155
3.820,805
156,461,149
172,482,536
$11,225,000
4,882,000
Bonds
Domestic
$24%
10S
...
91
21 MB
134
$244,000
$226,000
$8,541,000
Foreign government
..Feb-Aug
-
3,224,155
Range Since
Banks—
1952
6Mas
High
$190
Sold
$33,000
63,000
25,000
Sept. 20
$6,000
1,000
V>d.
Week Ended
Bonds
Foreign
Foreign
<•"
/
98 Ma
•90
15
•
t
,i
104 Vi
We«£'s Range
or
$215,000
34,832,030
$1,003,200
17,337,000
Industrial
77
'
100MB
$96% 100 Vi'
Sale Price
416,181,382
94,000
990,080
and
91
83
65
71%
$99
Period
20
1956
$73,000
Total
99
•
•84
12
89
96 Mz
Interest
1957
-
" 10,449,210
97
,
$95
Feb-Aug
$17,475,080
Government
99
7
•
$101 % 103
'
145,000
Bonds
8
90 Ma
88
June-Aug
$2,893,000
97 Mz
JUne-Dec
1959
Total
91%
84
97 Mz
—
Sales
Week Ended Sept. 20
1957
1956
Stocks—No.
82
68
90
'
Bond
Bonds
88 Mz
76 V*
;
89 Mz
84
'89
87
87
65
Government
3,090,000
3,408,000
4,132,000
89
77% ''
$77
$84 "
United States
1,522,690
2,339,520
98 Mz
"83 Ma
;
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
102%
71
92 V*
$81
June-Dec
1974
1,287,850
Foreign
83 Mz
$70
'
92
1970____Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1Q64
Bonds
1,494,470
130
$75
-
"
Foreign
Bonds
1,535,670
—
83%
97%
Jan-July
and Miscel.
98 Ma
$91 Vi
—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
_ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
...
Railroad
No. of
Scares
■■,
83%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
April-Ocf
State & Prov
Waterways
153.3
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98
fotat
Exchange
B -1951
427.1
269.3
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
66
53 Mz
,
$76
Low
A Baden
Central Bk
382.7
•
503.5
low.
583%
95
...
54
51
51
-
102
May-Woo
BONDS
Stock
405.7
*
—0.6
153.8
278.5
Service
322.5
r
153.3"
343.5
and
438.7
"»
317.5
+0.8;
•
"
-
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
LOW
High
"
Thurs.
6s
1957—
-
...
334.2'
:
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining/
90 %.
Mar-Sept
1976
1960
Newspaper Union
3
Jan 23
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended Sept. 13,
1957, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Fri.
Western
13
Range for 1956
97%
*3
3y48 1964—June-Dec
3%s
;•>
573/4
86 3/4
88
-
Range
87.39i
17:
Sept.
Wed. Sept.
High
88
Jan-July
.
16.1
Mon. Sept.
May
88
May
!
Knapp Inc 5s debs
84.16
Tues.
1}J Jan
23
$130
ilfay-Nov
3Mis' 1970
Power
82.63
Thurs.
Gas (Calif.)
3s
Gas & Electric 3 Vis
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
&
84.71
Date—
Manufacturing
>
Southwestern
Webb
G% July
—
1993
Counties
Washington
88.64
Sept. 13,
Week's
Last
-
1993
A
Power
Gas
163.18
>
debentures
1982
68.15
476.12
—
Jan
.June-Dec
1981.
California
19
(35 Stocks)
May
Apr
353/< Mar
34,900
1%
June-Dec
1970—
1979
series,H
130.82
85.12
85.19
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
43%
Quar-Feb
.
Southern
101
Feb
Jan
550
16
15
June-Deo
1998
1978
F
85.10
04.25
88.50
84.26
Over-Hie-Counier Industrial Stock Averages
17% Jan
5ft Feb
Period
1976
D
E
84.29
82.91
*•••*•
1976
series
82.99
84.82
4"Vi Jan
July
14
;
1973
2%s series C
3s
85.21
84.61
88.50
R% July
1,200
63 %
1073
3 Mas series
84.39
88.50
164.04
163.71
•
-
High
2,200
21 Ma
3%« 1970
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
1998—Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s, 1981__May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
'62._Jan-.7uZy
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
series
82.93
163.83
68.11
Low
11%
13
21
England Power 3M»s 1961
Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage; 3 M»s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
3 Mas
85.03
67.87
132.16
82.95
Jan
Nippon
&
67.86
132.00
85.16
Jail
39 Va
..1
New
Pennsylvania Water
131.71
478.60
—
Sep
2%
25
90
40
Bonds
478.28
18
88.41
Jan
4%
12%
-
ities
67.58
26%'Mar
-
Total
Util¬
Rails
-132.72
86.07
10 (i
23 3i
Aug
5% Jan
3,300
10
Grade
-
Rails
Frl.
July
30 Ma Mar
16
trials
86.98
15%
300
10
Second
Grade
Thurs.
20V* Aug
2Ma Sep
•
.
_
Exchange
Corp—
164.48
Indus¬
Jan
1.100
95
Interest
series
16—
Sept.
Sept.
Jan
2.400
:
3%
16
8 Ma
900
-
11 Ma
3
,-Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust
6Mz% liq tr ctfs
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
.April-Oct
convertible
3
50
91 Ma
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 196L
Flying Tiger Line 5 Mas conv debs 1967
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
5s
Sep
1
500
2
mortgage 4s series B
National Research
ApT
(4
11
25
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st mortgage
Stocks
SeiJt. ,17
"
'
May
38
2MB
17 Ma
100
10«
Chicago Transit Authority
Sept.
W
/
29Ma Jan
17.200
6 Mi
~1
—
A
ities
481.02
Feb
47
10
"5 V*
68
Jan
Jan
227a
1
-
54
£1
2%s aeries
Util¬
Vi Jan
33% Sep
2 Mi
Mi
11
10
A Amer Steel &
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3M4S 1970
Edison
Feb
32 V2
22 7 a
—•
1
Rail¬
roads
First
: 478.08
—
Jan
23%
Ma
Low
Boston
Ma
5s
Aug
65
10
trials
13
Mar
7 Mb
25
1
2 Va
.5
,
6s
Total
139^4 May
300
—
10
'
1
BONDS
Steel
'91"
Sep
-50
36
Friday
Bethlehem
Jan
Jan
100
281/2
•
Stock
Sept.
v i:
Aug
July
/ 3 Ms July
2% July
1Mb May
8.400
04
-Bonds-
18
160
-5Mb
-
-
'•21
Jan
86 Mz
•
300
/8
25
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
American
-
~5%
Apr
1Mb Jan
126 V*
04
;_1,
ord reg
preference
1%
2 Mi
2%
*
Feb
19Mb Mar
3,100
Jan
July
33 Mb Aug
"
-
'
24
Woodley
6%
130 M4
200
2%
35 %
..2
Petroleum common
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
3 Mb
20
Indus-
Date;
Jan
18
Sep
25% Feb
•
10c
Co—
Inc
15
1G0
20
2Mz
—
20
(R
Amer dep Tcts
19 Mo
''
:*
preferred
Industries
350
141% 144%
30
4M4 Jan
Feb
2 %
.
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
New:York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
1
Jan
104
Sep
10
C) & Co:
Brothers common..
Woodall
1Mb
1Mb
20
Is
.
5% - preferred
;
:
;
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4Mz%
pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
•
5,100
21,700
144
V
Averages
the
are
Ltd—
Wickes (The) Corp
.-..J.
Williams-McWflliams" Industries
Wilson
---2,100
1%
•
16%
—1
Wichittji River- Oil Corp
Williams
31%
1%
1st pfd- -100
___
Oil
100
lMz
-
shares.
Internat
Stores
5*2"%
.....
,
'
1%
15
•
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg_
Eagle
2%
6 Mb
Sep
13/4 Aug
29%
pfd— _100
"Western Tablet & Stationery com
{
Westmoreland Coal—
White
...
.
.
Slock and Bond
Jan
'/7Mb Jan
60
1Mb
*
—1
Invest
ord
Westmoreland Tnc
i
n
prices; no sales being transacted during the current Week.
/
receivership.
'
•
>
Abbreviations used above—'"cod,"
certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,"
mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; ."v t c,"
voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w
w," fvith warrants; "x w," without warrants.
S Reported in
Jan
13 Mi
3% July
40
1%
•
iii5
Ltd
f Western Maryland Ry 7%.
Amer-dep
(nob
..
-
and asked
Jan
7 Mb
Aug
15%
29%
.1.25
,v$ West
*
cash
41%
year's
range),
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
Included in year's range),
x Ex-
Ex-principal.
10
64
$2 cumulative preferred
—30
Wallace ih Tiernan Inc
1
Waltham Precision Instrument Co_
1
Webb & Knapp Inc
-10c
$6 series preference
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Wei man & Company Inc
3%
•
—
'
for
..
in
52 M4
39
-
53
49
68
—•
-StoCks-
Co
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7%
preferred
.
Transaction
h
Ex-liquidating dividend.
w
Waco
'
r
dividend,
*
1013/4
53
4934
$39 Mz
delivery transaction, (not Included
g Ex-stock
being traded flat.
July
6
Sep
3
.
..
distribution,
JFriday'3 bid
.
July
Jun
141
Apr
Aug
5
Sep
10% Sep
3 Ma
600
Deferred
a
73
99 Mz
-
57 Mz
4% Jan
115
1,700
10% r
included
ABonds
Jan
85
65 M2
2Mz Aug
100
(not
dividend.
Jan
6 Mi
Jan
Feb
353/4
3,000
5 Mi
5
Mb
X80
500
3%
10%
—1
Corp
2%
121
3%
•
30
1,700
4
5 Mb
•
Ex-liquidating
Aug
28% July
43/4 Mar
™
80
MJ,
f
59% May
31 % Mar
15%
42 Mz
121
—1
Silver-Lead
27 M*
■*'
L
80
.—5
Vulcan
Feb
100
'
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Apr
.13,000
4%
5
2%
48
17 V*
16
24%
5
common
convertible
17 %
,2
1Mb Aug
400
27%
'27%
14
common
32,700
"
value,
Par
•
54
$72
'
Siegler {The) Corp (effec. Sep 16)
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil™
73 MZ
54
$53
$99% 100
2012
155
45%
$73Mz
.Jaurjuly
A)
lllMz
-
..April-Ocf
1997
(Plan
180
59Mz-
..June-Dec
Peru
High
126
$160
.-May-Nov
1947
Low
$155 Mz 165
Feb-Aug
1947
Jan. 1
Wo.
$177%
__
(issue
Range Since
Sold
High
_June-Deo
(City of) Germany
(50% redeemed)
1939
Bonds
Bid & Asked
__Feb-Aug
1947
Mortgage Bank 'of Denmark "5s 1972.:
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2%s 2008
46% July
4Mb Jun
Jan
secured
A7s
Feb
43% May
3M< Mar
Jan
Munlc
A7s
Sep
2M»
29 Ma Aug
-
Week's
Last
Sale Price
(Prov) 6m2s 1949
—Feb-Aug
ALima City (Peru) 6M28
stamped 1958
-Mar-Sepf
Maranhao stamped (Plan
A) 2Vbs 2008-. .May-Won
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Jan
1Mb
'
10c
B
Period
A Hanover
5ft Apr
Aug
Aug
f
Cons
A Hanover
39 3A May
5
Jan
Feb
4%
2,400
1%
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Low
73/4 July
7M2 May
Feb
4%
100
191
1%
10
Conditioning
Rubber
S
&
Ma
10a
preferred
U
U
RR
J
35
5
common
Feb
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord registered
United
1
%
American Stock
High
7.200
•
Products
Low
6 "'p
10c
20
BONDS
G3o
.
SEPTEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
Corp
United
Shares
Low
common__50c
Corp
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
Range
>
Par
WEEK
Sales
68,000
28,000
1,644,000
Foreign corporate
11,000
16,000
1,223,000
1,168,000
$323,000
$270,000
$11,408,000
$17,275,000
106%
24 V*
Total
J
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, September 23, 1957
..
.
(1292)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
SEPTEMBER 20
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
Range
Sale l'rics
Par
American
Sugar
American
Anaconda
Co
—
Maine
&
Eastern
Inc
£
Co——
Electric Co
Motor
Gillette Co—
Creek
Island
Co
Coal
Copper Corp
Boston Theatres
Kennecott
Loew's
Corp
Cement
Star
Lone
._
Narragansett Racing Association.
National Service Companies
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
New
New
Norbute
Corp
Northern
u
(N H)
RR
Chemical
RR
Co
Pennsylvania
Rexall
&
Fruit
United
United
U
4274
36
37
Mar
49% July
1474
20
14
Sep
16
1174
11%
100
1174
Sep
6374
6574
314
58
Mar
70%
2674
28 74
130
2574
Sep
42%
3274
33
237
2874
Feb
July
42% July
47
5174
1,549
5274
Sep
Feb
38 74
478
3674
Sep
40
74
10
40%
Sep
53%
9574
314
8874
Sep
18274
Jan
11%
163
1174
Aug
1574
3174
6c
1,300
1574
3,167
13174 13174
474
4%
180
110
Sep
40 %
Feb
14
12c
Sep
17%
Jan
Sep
13774
Jun
3
Mar
5%
Jun
12
6c
15
Jun
86
1
86
Sep
4274
Feb
19
119
1874
8%
Sep
Sep
22% Jan
155
Aug
10%
2374
Jan
6274
1,359
Sep
65 % May
4374
100
36
Feb
49
18%
—
130
43
—
19%
230
17%
Feb
20%
2674
2674
380
24% Mar
59 74
•
44%
4374
4414
Corp
3874
3874
39 74
464
Jan
Budd
Company common
Feb
Buell
Die
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp —
Consolidated
paper —
99
3974
Feb
49
Jan
3974
Sep
63%
Jan
Feb
90
12 %
Apr
14
337
13 74
521/4
Feb
68% July
Consumers
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
American
4c/o
preferred
Sep
18%
100
18
Aug
26% Mai-
General
2374
100
2274
Jan
32%:May
125
33 Va
Feb
37%
Jan
26%
1,276
2374
Sep
30
Apr
Great
85%
851/2
50
831/4 July
95%
Jan
Hall
77
76%
77%
274
891
76%
90% Mar
13,765
2%
-IIII1
_
__
—
0
Lunkenheimer
class
5
B
rim ing
—
Unlisted
27
27
14%
52
52
Ohio
&
Steel
Columbus
74%
135
70
Aug
7774
Feb
So
Ohio
52%
120
4974
Sep-
72 74
Jan
Prouhet
Wright
Power
Jan
24
Aug
4874 July
13
Sep
18
Preferred
Dupont
Jan
Park
Jan
•
Chemical
Parke
18074 Mar
Davis
Kodak
Stores
Rickel
River Raisin
17
17
1774
107
16%
Feb
1974 May
Rockwell
4774
4774
4774
50
43%
Feb
54
Aug
Motors
4074
50
3674
Aug
4974
Apr
Sheller
(H W)
Tel
(Glen
&
j
Chemical
Monsanto
Oil
1374
Jan
Standard
5674
70
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
Sep
64%
10
58
Feb
70
Aug
39%
74
39 74
Sep
45
Jun
1674
1674
377
29%
29%
15
3074
31
3674
3674
20
42%
4374
517
5574
56%
30
183% 183%
20
98%
31 %
9974
40
83 %
Feb
31%
45
28%
Feb
34
„
Superior
Udylite
18
Jan
Vinco
Jun
3174
Feb
Wayne
2974 Mar
3174
4674
4974
68
177% Mar
81
52
Sep
5274
Sep
New
York
Ohio
3.
Central,
Edison
5274
Feb
Pure
Oil
38%
Feb
4174
240
1474
15%
81
1474 Jan
17
Radio
34%
34%
15
3374 Aug
3874
Jan
3174
3174
56
30%
1
30%
30%
5
3674 July
45% Jan
Screw
Corp
of
f
Regis
Schenley
Sears
F
o—-
F'endn'-H
OP
(Ohio)
Co
Sunrav
Toledo
Oil
T
Feb
6974
Jun
Allegaany
22%
20
2274
Sep
28
Mar
10074
Feb
Sep
13674 May
'de
U
S
Rubber
U
8
Steel
Brass
Allied
251
17%
Aug
Feb
24
Sep
125
24
May
28
Mar
2074
20%
2034
352
17
Feb
574
40
27%
36
4774 Aug
5274
Jun
Aluminium
Ltd
58
1874 Sep
,.2274
Jan
Aluminum
Co
300
574
120
474 May
5
5%
700
5
Aug
674
Jan
3174
31%
125
29% Mar
3374
Jun
174
174
1.000
174 Aug
1%
Apr
1%
1,998
Jan
27%
174
174
1,600
174 Mar
174
Jan
2%
102
274
Feb
3
Aug
15
1574
550
1474
Jan
17%
22
2374
625
1774
Feb
2974 July
274
Sep
.
253
274
Sep
374
106
374
Jan
374
574
574
100
5% July
62
42%
1074
400
8%
974
974
315
3 74
374
304
1174
260
10
26
32%
15
48%
52 %
'
Feb
Feb
Jan
39% July
American
Can
5874
American
Jan
Motors
22% May
29% Jan
American
Rad
American
Tel
6774
American Tobacco
5474
23 74
2374
80
2074
2174
210
57 74 Mar
Jun
Feb
65% July
American
21
Jan
2 5 74
Anaconda
Apr
48
July
*
3674
3674
3674
25
3674
Sep
25
45 %
45%
46%
108
45 74
Sep
6174
Jan
601/4
6274
121
53%
Feb
10
51%
5274
71
4774
Feb
6974
69%
50
6074 Mar
75
24 74
24 74
6
23%
Feb
2974
Jun
13%
13%
10
13
Aug
13%
Apr
40%
40%
9
6174
6474
106
109
IIO1/4
82
Machine
20%
26y8 July
4574 Feb
61%
(Un)
American
5474
40 %
Co
American
Jun
109 %
31% July
442
2674
Feb
1174
1,180
10%
Feb
18
100
18
Sep
60 3 4
130
5374
Feb
774
7 74
1,554
7
Feb
574
574
357
574
Sep
474
'
—
474
100
4%
Sep
342
1374
Feb
16
Apr
Sep
•5
Jan
14
14
—
*
.
.
15%
374
100
374
274
3%
3 74
274
300
Jun
2074 July
•
67% July
10
Apr
-
8%
174 Mar
Apr
6%
•
.
..
—
Jan
101%
40
Feb
Mar
57% Mar
2*4 Sep
Exchange
round-lot transactions only
-
Week'f
Sales
for Week
Range
of Pricei
6874 July
62% Jun
July
12474 July
Range Since Jan;1 1
Shares
1
,
_
.
4574
.
_5
.
1.
;
2974
.
1.
—
—
.
Armco
774
1,200
5
Ashland
5
11%
400
10
874
200
557s
1,000
26
900
9
Sep
11
31
Sep.
38
Aug
51% July
80
Aug
101% July
16%
17
800
1674
Sep
24
18%
1874
500
1674
Aug".
25 V* May
45% July
16%
1
I.
12.50.
:
10.
7
5.
—
.
44
44%
1,400
40
Feb
40%
42%
I,800
4074
Sep
37
.
44
4174
.
.
37
38%
300
31%
Feb
774
2,300
5%
Jan
7 74
—
.
13
(111)
35%
50
5074
10
5
:
'17
1
Refining common
100
70
35 74
36
200
50
v-4
5374
900
5674
1,100
13
Manufacturing
21%
10
Id
4
10
Corp
.
Sep
Julv
43% July
-
8% Mar
18
Jan
Sep
179% Mar
Aug
78% Jan
31%
Feb
43% July
49
Sep
72%
Jan
5174
Feb
64%
Jan
13%
500
1374
Feb
1674
Jan
5 74
300
4%
Feb
674 July
1774
500
16%
Feb
19% May
2174
2274
600
2174
Sep
170%
>
9% July
974
974
400
23 V8
974
23 3 4
200
1474
47%
48%
500
1.50
;
,
48
Jan
17
25
(Un)
1.400
1374
25
(Un)
2.100
72%
54%
100
13%
7274
13
170%
5
(Un)
170% 17174
5%
San
Co
(Un)
Atlantic Refining Co
Washer Co
Avro
3674. May
31
100
Automatic
Jan
16%. May
500
non-cumulative preferred
Jan
Sep
6374 July
-:-
600
Athey Products Corp
72%
9
574 Feb
-Mar
80
.
Topeka & Santa Fe—
49
Sep
12
'
3174
Common
5%
Jan
=5%
3974
x
Corp
9 74
38
Foundry—
Tel
Jan
-
Sep
Jun ■*
Jan
14%
'
Feb
9%
3874
<
80
Corp. (Un)_
Oil &
774 May
31
1
Stand
&
&
Feb
400
..
9
Warrants
Atchison
Aug
-*
&
Company
Armour & Co
Sep
974
5074 July
—1
Corp
Viscose
Steel
2974
774
9
_
37%
700
5474
11%
8.
10
±
j—
,
900
100
.
•
?
9%
814
—*
.
30
5
.:
.
50c
_—
4574
2974
P%
"74,
—
.
High
Low
nigh
Low
10
;
Paramount Theatres (Un)
Feb
Feb
•
Sep
6074
6074
7%
5
—
Inc
Cyanamid
Jun
Sep
18%
5
11%
2874
-28
»
-SalePric#
(Un)
4974
41 %
25%
16%
Apr
374 May
Jan
—
.
'
*
America
61%
10
13%
11%
18
.
compilation of the
:
.
Sep
31
5
Sep
1174 July
1074
28
11
.
.
—1
1
1
—1
Manufacturing-:
of
July
114
60 %
Chalmers
27
1974
52
,
Jan
2%
Jan
62%
Jun
Feb
Jan
May
6
9% Aug
11%
1174
536
1074
10%
62
Broadcasting
58%
2074
Allis
Airlines
271/4
19%
July
American
72
25
35
American
3574
138
Jun
Jan
620
2%
374
10
—'
Apr
3
2%
274
*.
53
39%
6174
25%
374
274
1..
237s May
Sep
5iy4
2874
Sep
274
1
1
x
19% Jan
5P/4
28
Jan
2674- 2674
"l74
1
2
__5
bastings
42
38% Feb
5874
28
Feb
6%
5 74
5
574
(Un)
Corp
1874
33%
51%
22 V2 July
5
Last
Dis
&
Corp
Paper
47%
51
Apr
200
3
*
Manufacturing
27%
58 74
7
Investment
Akron
1874
243
3%
3
Allied Laboratories
6
4374
1
Edison
Aid
4874
20%
3
Apr
July
25
common
Aluminum
3
25
Standard Oil
"
'1
Advanced
5974
39%
Apr
8% July
:
5974
42
474
Feb
2
--'-i
4074 July
3974 Jan
111
,
374
...
--
Sep
2274
Jan
4774 July
Jan
—1
1
10
1
Corp: ^
Admiral.
Sep
20%
5
(Indiana)
Apr
37a
150
—5
common
Laboratories
Acme Steel Co
36
19%
50
Railway
38 74
912
1
32%
42
15
Oil
6,729
4
874
7%
Par
26
27
Co
Standard
Texas
1.40
Ren''
Southern
417u
3%
Friday
10
5
Socony
Sep
774
3
.
36
3
—
Southern
Jan
28% Aug
20 %
"
5
Oil
574
174
STOCKS
47%
1874
10
Roebuck
Sinclair
100
Midwest Stock
27%
*
10
Paper
Jan
574
Jun
3
1
A
3274
111
5
Reynolds Tobacco
St
5
10
America
24
24
common
.
36
33 %c
Republic Steel
2,269
Apr
50
—
1474
3
Corporation common
Apr
7274 July
4774 July
41
12
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
Mar
Sep
14% Sep
24
Tool & Die common
Corporation common —
68 74
59
2274
;
Lead
59
41
" 41
374
5974 Mar
62
64%
5
Distillers
Natl
27%
52%
25
J
N
Jun
5574
5974
National
of
July
112% July
53%
5
Register
34% Sep
2474 Sep
969
774
1
205 74
52
National
Cash
140
53%
Jan
-
6374
32%
Apr
25%
4
Jun
Sep *
5274
3274
51%
36 34
Apr
54%
5274
*
Jan
Apr
36% Aug
42% Sep
16% Aug
2774
52
Montgomery Ward
Jan
4%
574
.-1
Tube class B
50
39%
2
,
12% July
Anr
1474
1474
—7
Standard
55
41% May
10% Sep
50% July
1074
59
*
L)
Jan
3%
52%
_
10%
*
Tel
107a
25%
Spring & Axle common——5
■
1
1
4374
Abbott
International
100
500
4
35%
3574
^
Manufacturing common—
5674
6274
3
International Harvester
12 74
4
Feb
common
4374
41
1274
12 74
Jan
Paper common—
5674
1%
2174
--274
Rudy Manufacturing
40%
5
Sep
174
(The)
Jan
1
Elect yc
1374
1%
Products
Metal
Company
Jan
5
Dynamics
1,038
500
common
16%
_"2.50
Motor
Martin
Co
6574
10
Department
Greyhound Corp
t
&
Sep
183%
1474
200
common
Feb
5
41% May
274
——_—
13%
43%
Jan
1374
3
51%
5
37%
174
Champagnes
&
20
7
.
5,005
24
^
201
1
—,
'
Chemical
1 General
45% July
40 %
100
Jan
4074
Sep
25
.'—
13%
-
Jan
7%
Jun
10
1
5674
31
49%
6%
-1
13%
10
4474
2%
Motors
5474
1674
17% Mar.-
1674 Jun
174
common
13%
5
873
945
6
2
__2
;
Peninsular
5 1 74
6274
,
1,200
40 74
Corp
1
Masco
Screw Products Co.--———_1
Mt Clements Metals common
1
72
41% May
1674 Sep
100
.
%
4074
Chemical
172
44%
1774
4474
674
Refineries
170% 171%
•
Products
General
Leonard
110
*
&
General
Jan
13%
10
^
Gas
Ford
,52
Jan
42%
.•
•17
1
(S St
13
51%
62% July
4474
—1
—_______—*
Manufacturing
Wines
75
1
Federated
LaSalle
170%
50% July
Jan
-1
Stamping
Lansing
180
25
Eastman
Kresge Co
Jun
1 6%
5
Columbia
i
Jan
16% Mar
44
45
100
RR
o
Dayton
28%
Jun
Jun
1674
1707a
Feb
64%
674
i.0o-,3
1
Oil
—
Service
Dow
Mar
4 1 74
13%
3474
1,209
4474
Chemical
&
Kinsel Drug
13%
75
409
76 74
1
1
3
Corp
King Seeley
52
40%
1
'
Sep
Jan
36
17
Jan
5
.7574
1
Oil
&
5174
25
Feb
21% May
1774
10
5
(111)
Curtiss
18
Jan
5
.40 74
—5
Inc
39% July
228
Jan
13%
7574
•
"
.
Electric
Lock
44% Jun
27%
25
38%
25
Products
Corn
Ironite
38
100
Burkington
City
Hurd
Sep
44
10
Cities
Howell
Jun
64%
4474
Armco
ana
Jan
68
Jan
—
50
C
47%
Aug
4514
928
5
Tobacco
Petblehem
Aug
53%
1474
Anaconda
Boeing
3374
107
285
5174
3%.
_5
25
10
x
common
Industries
10
Telephone & Telegraph
Baltimore
155
54
29%
Aug
i—
Manufacturing
1
Cyanamid
Ashland
36%
Jan
Michigan
American Radiator
Armour
Feb
27
II__I50
Airlines
American
7%
Stocks
Can
American
195
50%
12.50
American
Amprlcnn
Houdaille
V2
38
m
common
Preferred
American
9-
802
8
29%
1
Rapid
L>
474 Mar
Hoskins
4%
29%
—«
Sep
374
Hastings Manufacturing
Hoover Ball & Bearing
Aug
8%
60% .64%
—
1774
2,190
Co
Motors
3
Sep
374 July
50%
.
__
_
Procter & Gamble
Randall
Sep
5374
"
—
230
3%
_1
Lamp
35
•
Art
pi-
1774
—5
Corporation
Lakes
474
81/2
•
Picher
Gibson
K
34%
121/2
common
1774
——
Brewing
Graham Paige common
2474
2%
Aug
common
Goebel
274
Cincinnati Transit
Eagle
Apr
25%
18%
-
3V4
Industries
Wood
85%
50
Rights
Dow
Gar
34%
100
Cincinnati Telephone
3074
2674
8.50
& Electric com
Gas
358
Trailer
Fruehauf
2374
common
Cincinnati
165
3%
1674
High
LOW
25%
3%
374
20
Inc
Motor
18%
•
Champ
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25%
Ford
—.
10
Manufacturing
Carey
25%
_8
Piano
Shares
1
Sep
Baler
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Fenestra
of Prices
774
3V4 May
1574 May
145
Economy
for Week
15% May
274 Mar
170
Corporation
Divco-Wayne
Sales
■,
Range
Low
20
Laundry
Ealdwin
Week's
410
774
1
Power
Steel
Detroit
STOCKS
274
1574
77a
Edison
Detroit
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
274
-1
*
High
•
13% May
1574
Bros
Davidson
100
1
47%
Machine
Low
1474
1
common
Briggs
&
Range Since Ja.i. 1
High
3.50
common
Rubber
45%
47
64
Electric
Baldwin
Aug
4174
42%
13%
Allen
Shaies
1474
147a
_1
—
27% Aug
3974
62
62
Stores
Wrigley
Manufacturing common
Brown-McLaren Mfg common
4074
*
12,50
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Jan
3974
5
50
Co
% May
ACF
for Week
Low
Par
37% Aug
1,934
25
—
26%
Sale I'rici
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Jan
2174
Week's
of Prices
Friday
60% July
1874
Detroit Stock Exchange
91% Mar
226
2074
PONTIAC
.KALAMAZOO
Mar
50
874
DETROIT
.
i-
13174
25
,
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
Jan
2074
160
Building
Jun
6174
,
■
Stock Exchange
Telephones WOodward 2-5525
86
814
*
"Jan
53
July
1274
Ford
5974 Mar
46%
7
"Sep
47
Apr
15
——
-
Midwest Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
46% Mar
6c
1874
$61,225
American
Exchange
72% July
2174
Smelting Rfg & Mining
Waldorf
159
280
6474
1274
;
4774
Jan
52
4974
5374
3074
13174
New York Stock
Detroit
11%
1574
4$54 Jan
Members
Aug
Jan
9274
——
July
68
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Aug
4074
—
Feb
Feb
3874
__
3974 Aug
Jan
44'4
4774
Co
Rubber
S
8
54
Jun
52%
1
Mach
Shoe
Aug
3674
6274
6274
52%
50
47
.1998
4%s_
14% Aug
50
2.50
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
U
4174
;7;
High
38
Feb
4274
Oil Co (N J)
Webster Inc
Standard
Stone
13674
4174
'
.+•—
.
Jan
46
'
Association
Shawmut
73 Ye
10
5
Co
Drug
Sep
13174 Sep
49
Mathieson
Olin
4874
652
10
•
*
5
1
50
•
25
10
1
1
20
100
50c
100
Assoc com
First Nat'l Stores Inc
Ford
General
Jun
373
46 74
47
a
A.
& Fuel
Gas
17074
5374
5174
Wra,
Cincinnati Transit
4774
Co
Range
Copper
3,498
347s May
180'/a Mar
13174 131%
Service Co—
Cities
8% Mar
Sep
*
Corp
& Hecla
O&lumet
Jan
25%
10
pfd
5%
RR
Boston Fers Prop
Buffalo-Eclipse
574
204
-~5
Boston Edison
Boston
202
1474
Albany RR
&
Boston
7%
2774
17074 17174
170V2
W)
(F
Low
6274
41
61
41
__
BONDS
674
2574
.7%
100
100
60
100
25
100
*
Refining com
Tel & Tel
-
10
High
Low
nigh
Woolworth
61
.12%
Westinghouse
1
Range Since Jan.
Range Since Jan, 1
High
Low
Par
Shares
Low
5
Motors Corp
Americau
Sale Price
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
%
74
74
674
674
674
1,300
47 74
Jan
18% Apr
24
Aug
41%
Feb
57
Jun
74
Sep
174 Jan
Jan
*?% July
II,700
3
26%
Jan
6
Volume
Number
186-
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1293)
r-
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Bailey, Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings Inc
Belden
Co
50c
Aviation
Eenquet
Corp
Inc
(Un)
Booth
Fisneries
Corp
Brach
&
Budd
Sons
(E
Certain.-teed
Public
Champlin Oil & Ref
St
Paul
-
Christiana
10%;
11
600
40
41%
700
33%
18%
100
18%,
Sep
27
500
23%
Jun
26%
11%
11%
500
11%
30%
100
30
28%
Jan
15 Ya
Aug
Jun
wapco
Jan
Sep
Sep
63%
34%
Jan
.27%
28%
600
27%
Jun
42% May
3iya May
8%
•
9
5"1
23
700
700
Aug
24% Aug
62
IRQ
.23
50 y2
400
58'/a
16 %
1,900
liy4
Aug
Sep
16 y8
Feb
69% Jan
20% July
23
Sep
34 y2
-
24%
400
32%
200
30(4
Feb
43
31%
100
31(4
Sep
37%
9%
200
'»%
tep
12%
31%
9%
140
140
142
21
135
135
2
8
8
8
Apr
Feb
140
Feb
142
Sep
300
6%
Jan
75%
76%
l,7u0
64 %
Jan
63%
64%
800
9%
39%
100
38%
38
39
800
38
79%
80
200
Jun
82 y4 July
58% Mar
38%
70% May
46 % Jun
Feb
51
Jan
89%
Feb
u
3,000
37%
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Aug
July
97
97
100
93 %
July
.1
27%
27%
28%
2,300
26
Mar
31 %
1.3 3 >3
16%
15%
16%
500
14% Aug
44 y2 Aug
16 Ya
Sep
49%
Jan
17%
20%
Apr
100
;
Corp
39%
Co
*
._
I
5
27 y2
300
16%
40 3
45
17%
45
100
17%
18%
43%
,
10
Corp
13%
900
16%
39 %
100
_
900
28%
16%
25
13%
27 %
27%
*
common.-
78
13%
_•
(Un)
43%
1
7%
1,400
350
,
20%
18%
Jan
42 Ya Mar
102% Mar
Sep
Sep
43
Jan
32 % July
Apr
46% July
8% Jun
200
15%
2,800
11%
Feb
17% Aug
27%
27%
100
21%
Feb
36 %
25
26%
26%
400
2G%
Sep
35
Sep
Sep
46% May
-
America
Crucible Steel Co
5
_■
Cudaby. Packing Co
Curtisa-Wright Corp (Un)
Co
7%
15%
25
Controls, Co of
5
-
Drewys. Ltd
29%
Inc
_1
Du MonttLaboratories Inc
7'%
1,900
32%
Apr
July
10% Jan
29%
.
.
25%
22
23
9-0
21
56
600
54%
May
Sep
68
Jun
18%
—
_5
USA
100
36 %
Jan
55%
5
Dow Chemical Co
7%
32%
32%
10
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
<
6%
7%
1
common
i
15%
18%
100
17%
Feb
19
May
2,200
27'/a Feb
32% May
28
Jan
(Allen B)
"
Common
Du Pont
,
I*
'E
Eastern Air
de
Nemours
Lines
_1
;
_
(Un)
Eastman Kodak Co
1
(Un)
&
1
,
-
,
99 Va
300
10
200
10
5%
5%
V
15%
15%
500
-
11% May
6% Jan
Sep
15%
Apr
16% July
53%
1,000
52%
59% Mar
Inc__.
2
15%
15%
15%
1,300
15%
Sep
Sep
18%
Four-wheel Drive Auto—
Fruehauf Trailer
—10
1
13%
13%
900
12%
Jun
15%
General
2.50
Foremost .'Dairies
Amer
General Box
,-
Transportation
Corp
1
2
General Dynamics Corp
Electric Co
General
Foods
General Tire
<T'
14%
>
2
14%
400
14 Ya
Sep
24%
81% „8iy8
-
200
72
Jan
86% May
2
12%
2
12
12 '/a
54%
55%
62%
64
47%
62%
47%
4,200
1% Aug
9% July
200
52%
Aug
68% July
52%
Feb
72% July
100
40%
Jan
10
140 %
40%
40%
700
38'/a Aug
45 % May
77.
77
100
77
Sep
37%
38
300
36%
Sep
97% Sep
46% Mar
.
2.50
77
1
Goldblatt Brothers
8
Drug Stores
11%
11%
11%
—5
84%
84%
85
15%
15%
*
12.50
^
Corp
Griesedieck
Gulf
Oil
•
Hein
1
(Un)
4,600
38%
100
1
25
i
Organ
\<"
10
Apr
13
73%
Feb
15%
93% July
17% Jan
1
((Walter E)
Hertz
Corp
Hibbard
Houdaille
& Co
1
Spencer Bartlett
Industries Inc
Tn '-"stries
Central
Indiana
Steel
Industrial
Inland
International
Mineral
T
Packers
Paper
Kaiser
Chemical
Ltd
(Un)
City
Power
Copper
La
Salle
Shinkle
&
Landis
Leath
1
'o
&
Co
eil
University
common
Liquid
Loew's
*"Val
11% Mar
13
Jan
17%
200
16%
Feb
18% Jan
39%
41%
1,100
38%
Sep
41%
Jan
Aug
12
Sep
38%
Jun
Sep
72% May
23 % July
Feb
Jan
3%
4%-
4%
100
4y8
Feb
6
May
25%
100
25% May
29
July
42%
44%
500
41%
63
Jan
16%
88
20%
1,100
19%
23% Jan
10%
10%
88
90%
35%
36
*
33%
34%
33%
5
X29 %
30
Inc
& Co
99
Jun
42% July
38% Jan
26
Feb
31% July
Sep
11%
8%
90 Vi
Sep
31 %
?1%
3"%
400
29%
Feb
13
13
13%
1,500
13
Jun
7
55
32%
7
100
55
100
6ya
32%
34%
1,000
32%
34%
100
34%
*
93%
94
46
3
Sep
Sep
400
90
Sep
46
100
41 y4
Jan
3
1,200
2%
Sep
9%
9%
100
133/4
13%
13%
600
42
42
42
9%
Sep
45% Mar
34%
•
90
9%
Sep
13%
Sep
42
Feb
tan
Feb
108% July
37% July
14%
7%
Feb
Jan
63 % July
46 % May
39%
128%
Apr
Jan
50
Aug
4ya May
15
Jun
15%
43
Jan
May
23%
24
200
23%
Sep
44 %
44%
68
43 y2
July
10%
10%
1,100
10 Ya
Jun
64
10%
25
65
200
62% Aug
73
250
18% Mar
28
51% Sep
55% July
19% July
1
26%
25%
26%
•
5"%
5^ Bo
pi
51%
1
vur
Jan
33%
100
10
*
79
32 Ya
500
13
common
Carbonic
300
500
*
Jan
600
8%
8%
12 Ya
1,500
92%
*
(Un)
50
Sep
Sep
9% Sep
90%
8%
*
5
Sep
25%
42%
10%
7
common
Co
29
1%
—*
Lytton's (Henry C)
Jan
400
1,700
2,150
16%
4
Libby
Printing Co
Lindsa-
17%
12%
59%
25
Liggett &■ Myers Tobacco
Lincoln
Feb
32%
1
"ommon
&
10
13
5
(Un)_:
preferred
Mc
16% May
151% May
200
33Vic
Machine
$2.50
Libby
Shoe
Light
Corp
Extension
Feb
200
3.50
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Afonarch Co
Lacleue
Sep
641
*
Co
& Chemical
Alum
Kennecott
Jan
9%
3%
7.50
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Kansas
14%
108
20%
15
(Un >
International Tel & Tel
&
238
Jan
12
•
&
International
International
Jones
400
1,600
1%
69
•
Co
&
1,700
Jan
3%
1
Harvester
Stephens
30
Sep
39% Aug
3 Ya July
20%
1
Co
Power
9V4
142
Jan
68
*
Development
In'ers'a'e
39%
10
common
International
Johnson
15 y4
9%
57%
Jan
1
Products Co
Steel
15%
135
Sep
29 Ya
1
RR
Interlake Steamship
2%
41%
23%
,
3
*
Inc
Hupp Corporation :
Huttig Sash & Door
Illinois
700
17%
13
25
I
200
12%
1
:
100
30
Sep
July
31%
3
Heller
Howard
<
9%
135
41'/*
37%
2%
July
47% July
2
.
36%
2%
1
Brewing Co
Corp
<
Werner
41%
Feb
49
'
100
29
36%
3
—
Corp
Hammond
Heilman
Co
41%
1
-.
Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Greyhound
14% Jan
500
41%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—
Gray
Apr
1,800
'
Great. Lakes
3
Jan
40%
Co—
Gossard- (W H) Co _•
Granite City Steel Co___
Apr!
40%
Rubber
&
e '
..
Apr
*
166%
1
Corp
General Telephone Corp
Gillette
-
1
;_5
Corp
GeneralMotors
(
112% July
Aug
5%
500
Jan
52%
General
I
97%
July
51%
52%
General Contract Corp
"*
205 %
Feb
33%
Jan
5
—
...
,
178
200
5%
Sep
84% Feb
r
Phonograph (Un)__5 " "
•
300
*
i/2
54 Ya
1,100
16 Ye
100
6%
6%
200
25%
13%
P
6y« Aug
8
Jan
July
July
%
lv.
Jan
45% Mar
9O0
51%
16 %
12.00
41
167/a
17
400
4
16%
11%
11%
300
Sep
Aug
I
I*
(Un)
•
(The)
Co
class
conv
1,000
83%
84%
400
58%
30%
200
30% Sep
40
Apr
50
32
32
50
•2%
36
350
Co
&
Uorth
American
North
American
Aviation
Car
Illinois
Gas
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
(Minnesota)
40% July
35% Jun
40% July
36% Feb
45% Mar
100
100
2
Jan
40
4%
4%
200
3% July
23%
169
23% Aug
26
Jan
14
14
500
13%
14
July
Jun
7%
7%
9%
5,400
38%
38%
40%
200
30%
23%
23%
23%
300
23%
Sep
111%
1,400
100%
Feb
31%
450
29%
I
5
107
31%
107
30%
8
8
8
2
6% July
Jan
12% Sep
50
July
May
28j (
138
Jun
39% Jan
Sep
Sep
26% Sep
8
12%
Jan
26%
26%
27%
600
23%
23%
26%
32%
17%
35
1,300
2,700
17%
3,300
17%
Aug
19% July
40%
40%
100
39%
Jan
49 Ya May
15V* Aug
65% Jun
17% Jun
77% Jan
34%
17%
5
(Un>
Jan
51% July
5ya Jan
23%
*
Ry
g
I
Mar
30% Feb
2,400
Power Co—
Bancorporation
Peb
3
600
40%
1
Co
66
285
36%
!!_„>
III
_II~10
(Un)
Corp
Jan
99% July
37 y* Feb
2%
42%
"
RR
7%
Feb
1
Mfg
Central
Jun
33%
36
(Un)IIIIl5
I5
H10
Chem
National Standard Co
Tile
6% Sep
I_i
&
Northwest
38
46%
A
Ino
(Un)
Lead
Northern
12'/* Jan
Jan
42%
Cylinder Gas
York
Jan
31%
50
10
Industries
National
10 Ya
400
6%
30%
83%
"conv~pfd—5
50c
Jan
400
32%
I.5
II
15 y4
11%
32%
6%
*
2
10
July
21% May
11%
32%
lo
12.50
Co (Un)
National Distillers
New
1
1
Oak
16%
16%
500
10
65%
66
100
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
1
IIII12
Co
Co
Un
•
bin
Jan
15%
36%
"
1
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin-Mathieson
Chemical
Owens-Illinois
Pacific
Gas
36% July
38% Jan
21% Aug
31% Aug
41%
Jan
Corp
5
.On)
25
(Un)
r
25
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
50
Light
&
Corp
(Un)
Public
Oil
of
100
46 V* Aug
51
300
1,000
28% Jan
9% Aug
36% May
9%
24
24
6%
6%
400
18%
18%
1,400
24%
600
46%
1,600
24
Aug
Jan
31
6% Aug
Apr
13%
Jan
22%
Jan
49
Apr
18%
Sep
39% Sep
itt va
Jun
12
Jan
,f*
64% July
43%
Sep"
63
Jan
14%
15
42%
43%
1,500
7%
30
Indiana
_
34%
34%
700
33
Sep
39% May
39%
39%
300
38
Feb
48
37%
39%
1,700
33%
Jan
39% Sep
1,100
31%
Jan
•
_
7
34%
37%
500
14 V* Mar
18%
Apr
42%
Aug
52%
Jan
6% May
7%
Jun
Jun
*
32%
32%
34%
5
21 y4
2iy4
21%
100
10
50%
50%
53%
1,000
16% Mar
48% Feb
59%
30%
30%
30%
200
32% Mar
38
8%
8%
100
_2.50
1
National
5
Co
Stockyards
class
12
26 %
11%
11%
100
24% July.
10 y* Feb
12
July
53%
53%
100
52% Sep
61
July
57% Feb
10% Sep
62
May
11%
57%
57%
60
10%
10%
3,300
28
28%
500
27
73%
10%
74%
300
73
Sep
Aug
"
12%
Feb
47%
Jan
94% July
29% Jan
27
26%
27%
25%
Jun
12%
12%
12%
100
12
Feb
13% May
10%
10%
100
11% May
92% May
1
2,200
100
9% July
75% Feb
26%
26%
100
26% Aug
32 V*
5
56%
56%
59%
800
55
Peb
67%
15
53%
63
54%
1,500
47%
Feb
65
July
5
28%
28%
28%
200
33
Jan
7,50
Strapping
Co
-
Lathe Works
<Un>.
g
Co
82
1
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil 'Un
82
27% Sep.
Jun
22%
22%
23%
400
an*.
39%
39%
40%
1,200
39%
Sep
46% Jan
l
30%
29%
200
26 y»
Jan
32%
6O0
9'
r
20%
20%
30%
21%
2,100
jns
P-eb
2
10%
10%
10%
550
10%
Standard
Sep
12%
Dredging Corp
1
7%
7%
7%
500
5y8
Jan
Standard
7'/a
Oil
01
CalUutnla
•
54%
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
Standard
Oil
<N
Standard
Oil
Co
Rand
Inc
Cori
I'n
common
J
52%
45%
45%
40%
7
60%
60%
62%
1,200
4,800
2,300
10
51%
51%
51%
100
1
looi
5
Texas
Co
Texas
Gulf
Textron
Thor
(Thei
3.33%
Power
Toledo
Tool
Edison
Co
*
Co
Trl
Continental
20th
C01
Century-Fox
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric
Union
Pacific
United
1
Un
Film
(Un)
•
(Un)
RR
10
Corporation, (Del)
Fruit
States
Rubber
(Un)
*
' »vi»-
Dorn
Walgreen
Weboor
Industries
Co
<
:
Urn
5%
1,290
50
100
5% Aug
47
Sep
3,000
800
31%
31%
32%
1,600
36%
36%
100
70%
800
M
35%
38 '/a
300
32%
12%
12%
200
12% Aug
24'/a Feb
35%
25%
700
20
57
28%
Feb
29%
Tun
Sep
34% Sep
42 Ya
Jan
31
Feb
Feb
24%
24%
13%
13%
200
35%
36%
1,300
34
Aug
1%
900
1
29%
29%
200
24%
25
108% 110
29%
25
108%
26%
July
7%
400
22%
Feb
101%
Feb
100
26%
27%
900
24%
300
26% Jan
26% Sep
23% Aug
100
6%
Jan
43%
44
300
41%
Aug
627a
63%
200
51
13%
13%
300
40%
42%
500
7
7
43%
40%
2 on
49% May
16 % May
29% May
lJ-?4 Mar
41%
Apr
1% Jan
Un
700
26%
26%
24%
26%
13 Vs
oun
44'/a Apr
Aug
1
July
Sep
UVa
36%
1
Apr
---v
8% Jan
30%
Jun
123% July
29% Mar
30% July
42
Jan
7%
45
Apr
July
64 %
Jan
13% Aug
17
Apr
40
48% Jan
«
Rpr
Aug
18%
Co
61%
61%
64%
1,800
17 %
•
Works
Tron
15%
14%
15%
1,550
13
29%
29%
200
10%
11%
1,535
8'A
Apr
30% Aug
11% July
18
18
100
17%
Aug
20%
10
»
Union
Telegraph
W^sttnghouse Electrt.
Whirlpool Corp
Wieboldt
18
21%
1
5
Inc
Western
18% July
41%
F-b
24%
4
U S Steel Corp
Van
Jan
Feb
14%
20
1
Co
United
15%
32
100
50
10
United
state>
100
500
15%
24
10
Co
United
S
1
Corp
Air Lines Inc
United
U
1
•
Jan
Inly
61% Jun
16
18%
5
2
62
68%
36%
24
50c
Transamerica Corp
TTn)
Trav-ler Radio Corp
48% Feb
59% July
15%
J5
Producing
Inc
v«b
Apr
8ep
5%
1
Machine
Feb
Aug
B?%
ilv
*
16
15%
1
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
1
Swift & Company
25
Sylvania Electric Products (Un)—7.50
43%
45
Jun
36%
1
5
Corp
Sundstrand
52%
25
^u)
(Ohio)
Standard Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone Container Corp
Studebaker-Pacbard Corp
Sunbeam
Apr
"•
nn»
Southwestern Public Service
Spiegel
Jun
1
Pen—
Pacific
Jan
48
250
3
Co
Co
64 y« July
100
25%
|
Bend
Sep
49
5
A
OH
10%
25
isc
Steel
Jan
July
Sep
49
•
A
Roebuck & Co
Serrick Corp class B
Signode
May
23% Aug
49
20g
Corp
Sinclair
8%
40
25
Co
(W A)
Stores
Inc
n%
2%
Mar
lan
29 Ya
Apr
-"b
73%
Jao
1*
tfav
6*
Jan
61%
63%
1,800
5
v.rp..
21%
22%
400
21%
Aug
26%
*
137/a
13%
100
12%
Feb
19%
20
500
19%
15% July
23% Jan
20
20
500
20
12%
I
common
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wi
In
r-ubii.
62%
*
10
20
Wrigley
rth
(Wm)
Jr
Yates-American
Youngstown
Zenith
HI
FW
Co
Sep
Sep
23
u
Feb
Jan
vt-
>
Corp
%
%
700
Ya
Sep
40%
40%
40%
600
40
Aug
45
Jan
80
80
100
80
Aug
88 %
Jan
13%
Jan
*
.
""o
Sheet & Tube
Radio
16
...
6
*
—•
10%
Ya
•
%
W
«
Feb
•
Sears
Sperry
•»*
*
43
\
Bros
Southern
47%
34%
3
I
5
Southern
July
July
9%
13%
5
Oil
60
65
-
47%
1
Co
Mar
eb
Jan
4
33%
~8%
47%
(Un)
Paper
Dutch-Petroleum
South
47%
46%
12.50
;
Co
Bt Louis Public Service
8t Regis Paper Co
Shell
28
'
67%
100
Raisin
Class
Sep
i
100
100
Co
8heaffer
25%
1,200
62
300
(Un)
Sobering
300
49%
39%
Co
Louis
25%
45 Y2
57
Drug (Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
St
25%
20%
Revlon Inc
Royal
52% May
47% Sep
39%
Radio Corp of America
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
River
Feb
57
Oats
Richman
20% Jan
Sep
36
20%
(The)
Service
Quaker
Sep
47%
100
62
1
(Un)
Corp
Phillips Petroleum
Potter Co
15%
200
33 Vac
Co
Philco
800
36%
47%
(new)-.25
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge
Pure
Coke
16%
36%
10
Pennsylvania RR
Gas
45%
1
common
5Yr convertible prior preferred
Penn-Texas Corp common
Peoples
25%
6.25
Electric
Pictures
Peabody Coal Co
15%
47%
•
7,50
Glass
&
Paramount
"
Rexall
4% May
10
97%
5
Falstaif Brewing Corp
; Ford Motor Co__
r
34
500
\ 186
34
'
,
10
Watch
Emerson Radio
;
5%
182
5182
Inc
Elgin. National
'4%
57%
Feb
Mar
133%
Sep
Co
National
Jan
Feb
75%
38
Apr
129
63%
1
Jan
May
Apr
32%
10
J
Jan
31
8%
58%
16%
__
%
•
.58%
•
5
25 %
23 Va
51
•
42%
30%
Corp
National
3
40
•
Jan
500
800
10
Muskegon Motor Spec
36 Ya
Jan
43%
Inc
Nachman
46%
3
(Philip) &
Vernon
35% July
28% Aug
39%
Portland
Motorola
Mt
High
29% Sep
100
29
42%
Cement
Monroe Chemical Co
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Morris
29
39%
Co
&
Low
100
29%
39 %
Utilities
Montgomery Ward
29
Range Slnee Jan. 1
High
29%
42%
Inc
Brewing
Shares
15
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri
Apr
400
\
South
eb
78
300
•
preferred
Power
52% July
21% Jan
..
5,300
common
Edison
Jun
3%
*
Consolidated Cement Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
Deere■ &.
11%
30%
__
_1
Iron
86
21% May
14% Jan
Feb
18%
1
Crane J o
v.
11
*
Continental Motors
.
Mar
10
-
(
Sep
73
17(4
41'%
common
Container Corp of America
Continental Can Co
-
36%
200
1,000
41
5
&
Commonwealth
«
2,600
17%
38%
Inc
Colorado Fuel
Consumers
74
25
Columbia Gas System
$4.64
37%
.
17%-
38%
City Products Corp
•
29% May
45% Jan
74
25
I
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
4 % %,
preferred
Co
18% July
Feb
36%
17 %
100
Co
.
Jun
28%
3
Corp
Service
Coleman
36% Aug
14
25%
40
preferred
Oil
Middle
Minneapolis
far Week
16%c
Mickelberry's Fcod Products
50% July
35% May
44% July
100
3
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
Cities
300
Jan
Feb
600
40
Chrysler Corp
•
41
1%
|
Brick
Bale*
Range
LOW
4
Chapman & Scott (Un)
Mar
26
5
Pac
&
1V4 Mar
41%
50
Mfg
Co
Metropolitan
28%
37(4
Chicago South Shore & So Bend__12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
*
Chicago Towel Co $7 conv pfd
*
.
May
10
__J.
(Un)
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
A
66
Jun
14%~ 14%
25
series
Sep
41
%
1
Milw
51%
4 Ya
Sep
10% Sep
common...'
5%
100
„16%c
;■
Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chic
52
1,000
convertible preferred——
$3
-
\
Merritt
2,600
—25
;_*i.
Service-—.
Products
July
1%
5
common
South West
Central Illinois
1
37
4474
15
:
Corp
&
Sep
3% Mar
1
Canadian Prospect Ltd
Central
31%
5
Pacific-(Un)
Carrier
100
29
12.50
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Canadian
300
1%
5
Corp
(The)
3%
29
*
;
a
May
Medusa Portland Cement
Merck & Co (Un)
Martin
Cement
31%
42%
„_5
J)
Butler Brothers
•
74
42 3,4
28
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (U11 >_
Burton-Dixie
Sep
29
•_
Company
Apr
62 Ya
Par
Marquette
52
5
(George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
12 y4
200
Sep
378
5
Borg
200
1
Airplane
High
63
8
Steel Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
Boeing
13%
12%
PI
Bethlehem
Binks
100
Week'a
ef Prices
Last
Sale PrlM
31%
5
Consolidated
13%
18% May
14% May
3%
10
20
Friday
Low
62%
63
SEPTEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
12%
*
ENDED
8TOCKS
Shares
Hiah
13%
.13
Manufacturing Co
Bendix
Low
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
37
Sep
10%
10%
100
10 y2
Sep
95%
95%
100
95 %
Aug
100
93
124
124
Feb
121
Jan
124% July
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
38
.
.
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
(1294)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED
SEPTEMBER 20
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
J'
Friday
stocks
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Admiral
--1
10c
Corp.-—.———
Corp
Aeco
Alleghany
Ltd
Aluminium
1
>~2
12.50
Cyanamid Co iUn)_
American Electronics Inc
American Factors Ltd cap «Un>
American
American
Viscose Corp
Anaconda
American
Arkansas
0%
Jun
300
a3%
125
3%
Feb
4% Mar
84
666
81'a
Sep
96 % July
31%
896
31 %
Sep
39%
853
36%
Sep
53% July
1,296
16%
Sep
20
355
19%
Sep
26 % May
45
289
40 %
Feb
45% July
1,140
35
180
7%
13%
48%
170%
25
50
Feb
13
Sep
18%
51
%
805
48%
Sep
63%
Jun
-«
1
-
1.549
610
8%
(Uni
1
Corp (Un)—
Diamond Corp
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Bolsa Chicn Oil Corp.
Bond Stores Inc (Uni—
Borden Co (Un)
Blair Holdings
15
5
10
—5
(Un)
(J I) & Co. (Um__y
Corp
Caterpillar Tractor Co commonCelanese Corn of America
Jan
56% May
8%
1.773
8%
11%
<fc Refining
Co Ltd.
555
4
6%
320
6
Jan
:
t
Chesapeake <fc Ohio Ry (Un)__
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co (Un)
.
410
12 '/*
Feb
14%
590
41%
Feb
53% July
4%
6,450
3%
Aug
7
200
34%
1,002
13c
Jan
Jade
4%
5,113
2.90
Feb
4%
Jun
14%
508
14%
Sep
18%
56% Aug
Jan
8%
Jun
38
40%
1.526
6
7%.
35,985
3%
Jan
16
16
100
14%
Jan
17
60(4
00%
Feb
37%
37 3 4
564
37%
Sep
45'2
22%
19%
Fob
25%
al7 nl7%
52
13%
324
12%
Jun
16%
Jan
11 is
505
10% Aug
14%
Jan
419
25%
Sep
35%
Jan
20%
100
19 %
Jun
23
Jan
Lockheed
39%
40't
15%
6%
7a
03Q%
2
2 i:r;
a 29
•-%
Decca
Records Inc
&
1,750
6-Tn
170
303a
Corp class A
Oil Co of
Douglas
Dqw
Chemical Co
Industries
Lab
14% Mar
84%
573
83
14%
570
14(8 Aug
83h
98' '2 May
17%
295
288
4
2%
400
2%
Jail
57%
57%
405
57%
3178.
598
31
-
31
24% Aug
37 %
Jan
Jan
82
65
4
295
998
311
El
Co
Natural
Paso
class
Common
Gas
Co
Electrical
Products
Railroad
Eureka
Corp
Corp
Co
!
Jun
12c
Apr
(Uni
:
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
Oils
Fargp
Fibreboard
Flintkote
40%
Sep
46% May
Sep
47
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Food
Ford
Much
&
Chem
Motor Co
Foremost
Frlden-
II
42% Feb
Diablo
11%
Sep
14%
Jan
68%
31%
Jun
Nordon
Feb
Apr
Norris
27%
Aug
34% Mar
26%
5%
4% July
Sep
3% Sep
4.090
Sep
5%
~~
i
J
13%
Jan
1.15
1.00
Apr
Calculating
Fruehauf Trailed
~
Co_
197
13%
.Tan
18%
28
Feb
.
Oil
Sugar Co Ltd
Olin
Malliieson Chemical Corp
Pacific
Jau
Pacitic Clay
62%
Sep
91
Jan
Pacific
4%
Feb
Jun
Pacific Gas & Electric common
-
468
55
:
43 "4
5%
1.950
349
68
Feb
47a
6%
Sep
498
99%
4
.
6%
Jun
57% May
Sep
6
201
July
%
32%-
30
122
Jan
28%
Apr
40% July
82% Mar
965
-p3R a36V"
112% July
44% July
111
14%.
General
Amer
General
TexasIII
Controls
General
Oil
Dynamics
General Electric
of
13
3«
—
-
40% July.
323., .Feb
35(a
Finance
1st
red
red
1st pfd class
red 1st pfd
4.80'e
Pacific
•
-
A
9
73"
Industries
9
—
(Un)
fr*"tnotes
see
page
17% Mav
675
Sep
121% Jan
a
1I1
IS
Sep
Aug
Apr
11%
Apr
Sep
8%
6 *
—
1.600
39% a40:%
130
15%
58%
43
24%
31%
Sep
45% July
34%
Jan
Jun
10
Jan
Sep
64
May
1,440
1,749
15%
59 % Mai¬
52% Sep
15%
61
Jan
7%
357'
53%
.
July
50%
-
1,210
-
8% July
36% Mar
505
612
8
38
1.772
Sep
--
Feb
ls
% May
39%
Sep
4 < '/*
May
5%
a5%
130
5%
Sep
8%
Jan
136
26%
Feb
32% July
417-
10(a
Jun
13%
1%
Sep
a273,
28
a
-
10%
103»
-
.
320
457
(524b Aug
67
Jan
43%
431*
502
29%
Jan
56
July
57%
32% Aug
350
15
Sep
22
23
960
16%
Jan
23
21%.
49c
13,987
302
27%
Sep
440
2634
Aug
26r
26%
1,205
%
130
•
12
12%
24
Jail
34% Ailg
52%
Jan
37
37
110
37
Aug
45%
Jun
17%
578
17%
Sep
24
3,316-
■14
-
Sep
July
52%
54%
1,514"
52 %
SSep
68 %
62(1
62%
64 (a
1,630
52%
Feb
72% July
'
Apr
orp
tUn»__
36%
Pfizer
iChasl
D^rtce
Corp
Morris
&
Co
r''>rp
(Un)
& Co
—50
33%c
_
Inc (Um^
(Uni
'
*
Sep
29%
Feb
3
pin
Procter
Pullman
°ure
Oil
.-.n,
13 1«
164
13%
Sep
18 V4
Jun
17%
582
17
Sep
21%
Jan
325b
100
31
Jan
37%
Co
(TTn)_:
(Un)
1
Jun
Jan
13c
,5c
4c
Aug
30%
276
30%
Sep
37
May-
32%
33%
949
30%
Feb
41
July
SG3
,
361b
990
35%
Jun
39%
414
4%
754
32%
6,500
.
'
4%
—*
5
Aug
13% July
Feb
3238
a
335
11
345
35
Jan
40
Aug
24
22%
40% a42 %
9'.b
9(8
22%
12%
39%
697
22 %
Sep
28
May
204
35%
Apr
45% July
700
7% May
9 %
Sep
6
1.401
I 5% Sep
8
Jan
15(4
580
Sep
17
Jan
6
5%
15 %
15(4
.
.
15%
1%
May
lis Mar
28% Aug
31% Mar
1
1
1,900
1
1
100
1
28 To
29%
717
1
52c
52c
2.25
15c
12,780
56c
2.25
2.30
21% Aug
23
26%
21%
21%
21%
50
41%
40%
•257
823%
108
a22'
3 Ml
2.25 Aug
5,114
97c
•
Feb
700
Apr
July
Jan
'
23%
__
.
Aug
1
21%
39% Jan
23% May
Sep
49% May
39% Apr
22
Aug
"28%
17
Feb
17%
17%
281
Mar
19%
Jan
1.93
2.10
4,300
1.60 Jun
2.70
Jan
2.00
2%
2%
2%
2,450
2% Mar
3%
Feb
35%
37%
290
357* Sep
40%
Jan
35%
7 (4
Apr
5%
50
49%
1,754
5%
45J
45%
1
13',.
•
5%
Sep
12%
20
18'2
Jan
33%
Jan
Jan
26%
Aug
Sep
495
22%
......
«393, a39% *
61% July
43(4 Feb
10T
1,985
13%
22%
13%
43li
.
Apr
Jun
4,95'J
46%
Sep.
51
30%
30 (2
1,146
28%
Jim
32%
Jan
26%
26%
140
25% Aug
29%
Jan
27
Jan
27%
Jan
•48"
46%
47',2
26%
231i>
23%
2,362
227* Aug
233
23:%
233V
120
22 'b
391
23% Aug
22
Juri
100
49%
'
v
22%
'
50'
50
53t
5%
Sep
2,790
35 'it
5%
33%
Sep
"
'
"101
837«
a
1,10
1.15
2,300
28%
1,225
1.40
17% Feb
'
79 3«
a
79%
28%
461
423b
78
_
.
.
.
765
85c
615«
Feb
July
70c
43%
.
-
65
42%
Sep
63
333.
14
Sep
40% July
5%
5%
755
r 42
,...791
417b Sep
a 50% a5l%
324
45%
Jun
..140
57%
Sep
406
38%
18%
45
6%
5 % May
417«
c
57%
'57%
-
t»i,i
39%
39%
1.30 May
Feb
528
.
45
630
Z
..
Sep
Jan
23% May
•,
310
47%.
42 %
20%
Sep
85% Mar
22%
Sep
.2,100
..
571.4.
15
18'b
355.
18%
20 3 a
14
5%
Jan
36% May
Jan
-
80%.
47%
4178
Aug
Aug
61%
a
57° it
42'2
Jun
3%
Sep
284
35.
July
181s
13% Aug
155
Apr
July
131%
Sep
410
18«2
.75c
39
2% Sep
14,033
20;%
,
117%
A
14%
33.'2
18%
950
117.'-. 1181*
APr
94% Mar
Feb
25%
9
39
80% July
55c
Feb
58% May
Sep
1.405
57«
83'
25
•
-34
-
.
25%
J'i.nO
3
5
10
5
Jan
5
3% Jan
39%
&
Inc
July
42
30Tu
—1
p
Jan
6% Mar
379
17
w,
(Uni
CJni..
Phillips Petroleum Co capitals
P Zl.
Feb
13%
Aug
1.400
13%
a
i
(J C) Co
Jan
12 %
%
3
61%
(Un)
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Fepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pecrocarbon .c e no i
Penney
Jan
47%
33
26% Aug
40%
3(4
39(*
Davis & Co
Parke,
Sep
May!
82C
May
52c
51c
1
,1
•,
Jan
397
16%
16
-27o
Pictures
Jan
a34 a36(b
14%
Paramount
Jan
lib
65%
278
.(Un)
Jan
27b
1%
65%
14%
Pan American World Airways
Philco
114
ta-
1,976
.
27%
-Rights w i.
Phflns
SS "4
14
40 %
117'b
Oii
Pacific Tel & Tel common.
71% July
35%
14
94
39%
-.100
Pacific Petroleums
25
50%
91 %
25%
Jau
40%,
7%
Z
Aug
46 3 b May
Jan
50if,
44.
Sep
Development—33%<)
Ltd
1
Pa, nic
41 %
20%
Apr
1
•
107*
91%
& Gas
Aug
Sep
Sep
24 %
.
17%
'
2,651
—L.j*
13
IHII~g
Corp_I__L_
Co
Sep
12
preferred
S4.50
-
12(a
241-
_..
8 (a
7%
50%
J]
.
32 %
10%
30%
.2
•
•
Pacitic Ligntiug Ccrp com—.;.
35
40%
37
1.168
..25
—10
Co
Indemnity
123
500
%
...
pfd.
1st
5'<r
Pacific
—
proferred
preferred
1st
",5%
-
:
Corp
765
35 %
13
52%
"""Is
34%
27%
1
B
8
10
__25
25
__25
..25
—25
Aggregates
&
Products
450
15
35
•
Cement
5%'/
Apr
178'% Mar
103
82918 a31%
35
...
Apr
182(4 182%
14%
32%
Apr
46
\j
(U111
Olaa
Jun
22
•56
30%
(Un)—
Co
22
Jun
56
351
374
63% July
5c
20c
1
•
__20
5
Ocduhic Oil Co
52
18
550
5
2
52% July
32 aa
°0
(Un)
Jun
576
393.
—_
May
5
ft
Aircraft Inc
18
62%
•
45:%
&t>9%
IIIIIII!1
Co
Corporation'
80c
Sep
17
(Un)
1
6S pfd_25
(Uni—-- •">
<>6
103
4%
a96%
Railway
679
19%
48%
62%
a97
Aviation
Pacific
520,
19%
481'-
-
—
Sugar Co Ltd
Petroleum
Cahu
Philip
Garrett
Jan
42
46'/a Mar
13%
(Un)—1
50o
1
•
1
*
—1
Occidental
32% May
1-8%
4C
,
Co
Northrop
Ohio
19%
1
30c
383
3%.
American Investment
Northern
Apr
150
Power
Ltd
Corp
Oil
American
North
■North
Jan
_
--
Dairies
4,400
12%
Mining Co
Jan
200
a39%
63c
42%
54%
39%
1
Mohawk
Niagara
58% July
37'a Jun
Sep
1.05
.
12% May
12 %
25c
16%c
1
12.50
10
p .10
,
Park
28 "a
1.05
3
37% July
700
350
28%
-1
Fibres
Auto
Electric System
Idria Mining & Chem Co
55% Mar
_I
in
Feb
9% Mar
32
a34
—
Ward
Co
New
Jan
(TheIIIIIIIII_i
Corp
29%
Jan
Jan
9%
fi
Corp.———10
2
& Cc. (Un)—-—*
———1
New
47% Aug
_5
_
106% July
30%.
New" England
% May
44%
24%
(Un>_.
114
Sep
26%
•
-10
Natenias Company
16
14% Aug
Sep
common—"!I*
Paper Prod
Co
Sep
90%
52c
51% July
Sep
.
80
534
28%
Feb
8
1
373
92
27%
10c
—5
*—1
Jun
33%
1
Ltd——
84
38%
54%
65%
1
Eng &■ Airplane
Jun
42%
16
National Biscuit Co
Jan
33
.*
'
33 %
2.450'
-
July
831V Apr
33%
31
1%
—*
41%
45
18
10c
1
41% Mar
592
29 %
May
97
101
943
9%
32%
10%
91%
39'%
-
45%
221
18
22c
a91
34 (b
"
-a_
...
Jun
2 284
29-%
Aug
61% Jan
81
£'28
38
115
-
Jan
74%
-
90%
a5%
(Uni —_——^-10
Nat'l Distillers & Chem Corp (Un)—5
National Gypsum Co (Un)
1
National Theatres Inc (Uni
1
345
29%
Jan
87%
—
■
25
;
Jan
18%
82c
38c 4 Aof'
11,100
15c
-
Jan
70
Sep.
55c
l°c
5
10
National
'
Fairchild
15 c
4(4
Sep
7Tb
34%
a
90'%
31
Jan
1,318
-_"1——*l~2p
Ltd..
Sep
51%
Jan
33
«
63%
182
54(b
.
May
234* May
33% July
-
Feb
3.25
f 22%
Jan
33%
_~20
(Un)
370
19%
12%
'4
•
Co
Cap well
Emporium
Erie
5.250
17%
33
3
62c
03%
32%
48
12%
L_5
(Un,—
56c
63(1-
a423b a443i
Feb
33%
3
1
B
Electric Auto-Lite Co
150
205
Sep
Sep
3.3
•
1.10 Mar
Feb-
899
13%
5:>.i
4%
Aug
Feb
16%
33%
%
70c
Jan
27
31%
-
25% July
2.25
Montgomery
45
23'tt-
Feb
Feb-
12%
Mt
182
-
Jan
13%
17%
a8%
Lode Mines
Monsanto Chemical
24%
Aug
13%
1
62c
.—10 * .
*
a42%
Ifle
1 15c
—* ' a87%
58'A May
10
22% May-.
172
Jan
940
•
31%
263.»
July
South
312
66%
a
4%
10
£24
237
Jun
28
5
(Un)—_.v
22 34
214
'
Jan
May
„
22
4%
~
Kodak
Eastman
Feb
2.45
70%
380
11%
053%
'
5%
37(4
10%
Sep
5'a
____l'
^Feb
9,939
223.*
Mississippi River Fuel
4
59% Feb
5
(Un)
108%
45%
a8%
Utilities
31
198
___i
B»_"
395
433*
142
Apr
34%
».
.
150
22
Ltd
Scott (Un)
Petroleums
Merrill
Merritt-Chapman &
Mindanao Mother
223
16
-
*.
44%
—•
Co (U11)
Meier & Frank Co Inc
Merchants Petroleum Co
Merck & Co Inc (Un)
Jan
857
62%
Co
..
2.45
Navigation
Matson
68%
4 %
11%
50c
.150..
—
75c
————
—,—
Sep
Sep
7fi3o
16
May
Co
Middle
62%
303R
•
Sep-
10
Jun
75%
16
1.'
18%
18%
U 142(4
18%
2.45
Co (Un)
%
62%
'
Jan
11% Jan
Sep
9%
25;!«
Jan
18
% Aug
9%.
42
•
;
(Allen
Inc
;
;
cleNemours ,&
duPont
Martin
130
5
Calif
i
Dresser
DuMont
Jan
17%
5
____j
<Un>I
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Douglas Aircraft Co__
16%
7.1C0
(Un)
Calculators —...
Marchant
Sep
40
Feb
4
10
Jan
75c
J"M & M Oil Co
M
3%
843a
50c
14 "2
71c
(Un):.
(Un)—...
(P)
Loriilard
63%
17%
57%
31
70
36''a May
Feb
2
;
776
18%
Jun
1
■
15%
Feb
1%
165
Aircraft Corp
Inc
Loew's
Sep
2
330
-
505
_i
(Un)
B
Class
Feb
10%
42%
50c
(Urn
Di Giorgio Fruit
16% May
1
Deere
Co
43% May
Jan
40
45
Co.—
Abbey
Cypress
Feb
13 "2
400
7(8
38
16,738
15%
31 %
<Un»_
A
Jan
47% July
7
26%
10
2
Class
56%
Feb
15%
—i.25c
20'«
120
Publishing Co (Un>
Curtiss-Wright Corp com
Sep
41
520
54%
(Unt—
Corp
Lehman
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Litton Industries Inc
388
Curtis
Apr
41%
051
(Un)__*
.—7%
•
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liberal Petroleums Ltd
40%
American Oil Co
2%
150
4131
50c
—1
7% Mar
23
America-(Un)-12V2
l3'*
41%
41J4
35%
Inc
Lear,
21% May
Sep
25%
—5
l\i
413*
2,569
County Land Co
Sep
43 %
Cuban
Kern
13%
..25
___l
1%
41 %
.
4
• 1
2%
6%
40%
Crucible Steel Co of
July
Aug
July
56% July
10%
Kennecott Copper (Un)
Jun
93
Mar:
22%
Industries
17%
43V0
common
48% Mar
com—33%c
Chem Corp
Kaiser Alum &
Kaiser
241
Consolidated Natural Gas Co (Uni___10
i
74
198
10
Oil
151
150
■
173
a47% a49%
33'/be
6%
335
Co
a841i a873i
36c
Mar
38c
22
Jun
110
'41
Oil
84%
a
May
21% Aug
54%
Oil Co
latex
Jan
830
41
(Urn
Mar
61
6%
-
Feb
a47 (a
-
Jan
603s
21%
•
16c
17,500
22%
Johns-Manville Corp (Un)
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
7c
499
Zelierboch-Corp
1,935
37c
35%
(Un):
RR Co
Central
Illinois
Imperial Development Co Ltd
Inland Steel Co (Un)
International Harvester
Internal! Nickel Co of Canada
International Paper Co (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Apr
42
Co
Aug
3%
19'.*
36c
10
(Un)
9,100
40'a
Crown
Jan
Jan
4
a53%
18
2.80
18%
•
s'3*
.12.50
Co
8c
42
Crestmont
Cement
13(4
39%
Crane
1%
14%
—_5
10
7,212
2.90
18%
—
Maryland Mines Corp
Idaho
8c
28
Continental OJ1 Co (Un)
;
Corn Products Refining .(Uni
28% July¬
Jan
-22
(Un)
Co
Sound
Howe
12%
13%
(Uni
Continental Copper & Steel Ind..
Jan
2.60
Jan
16%
Continental Can Co
24%
—
13%
9%
•
415
1
(Un)___.
Corp—
Feb
16%
Corp^
—— ——
Mining Co
Oil
Honolulu
11
13%
Consol- Foods
Jan
July
25%
50c
-1.3,3%
21%
Feb-
—1
£laSS
Homestake
4.048
27%
Corp
26%
4%
-
-I
(Un)
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Home Oil Co Ltd class A——_
52
13%
Consol Electrodynamics
9
47
14 *4
(Uni
46
575
-
-
500
Electronics
Hoffman
50% July
(Un)
Solvents,
39% May
Sep-
7%
Apr
—
>
Apr
36%
25
Hawaiian Pineapple
Feb
40
'
—
40%
27%
Gas System
A
41%
39%
Fuel & Iron
Commercial
$1.25
199
•
•
.....1
Commonwealth Edison common
25
Consolidated Edison of N Y (Un)
•
Corp
Columbia
Apr
Sep
1% Mar
OH Co class
preferred
Hancock
3.499
42%
6{j:
a29%
26 %
180
1
44%
047% n48%
62%
Colorado
Jan
6%
Sep
7
31 %
258
1%
474
3710
Jan
6
7% July
12%
10
1
Clary
Jan
49%
7
25%
1
1
25
•
25
(Urn
Champlin Oil
4'8
Sep
Sep
1 %
29%
871*
**
11
1
Certoin-teed Products Corp
Oil
44%
31%
21%'
at7
6%
fl
5.50
5
—-1%
2c
;_25
1
10
12.50
30
*
Cement Co
Packing Corp
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Uni.
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
Canadian Pacific Railway (Uni
Canso
Oil Producers Ltd..
Charter
100
1
(Un)—
Industries
California
Case
47%-
Jan
4%
2.50
California Ink Co
Carrier
26%
47%
37%
50c
Eudget Finance Plan common..
Bunker Hill Co (Urn
—
Calaveras
16% Jan
Sep
•I,
28%
(Un)—:—-1:
25
(Un)
Gull OU Corp
Ideal
38
7%
10
1
Company
Burlington
131* Feb
21%
4
4
r———1
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-IIale Stores Inc
Budd
200
1,291
8c
1
—2
5
Blue
Jan
65
51% Aug
13T«
6 %
31%
1%
a47%
43%
1
Min____
Cons
Mammoth
Black
773
Jan
12%
pi
1
8
2
5c
Bishop Oil Co
27% Aug
8%
47%
4%
1
1
Benguet Cons Inc (Un<—
Besttvall Gypsum Co tUni—
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
72%
Feb
22%
6%
100
Inc
Instrument
Beckman
Sep
47%
(Un)—13
Bankjine Oil Co
Feb
July
13%
-
Baldwin-Ltmn-Hnmllton Corp
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Bandini Petroleum Co
31
43
21%
21%
3
(Un)-
Mlg Corp
Jan
20
531/4
24%
~~
Mar
77%
49'%
36 %
55%
179%
70
24
54
Jan
Aug
17014
709
50%
j*
281*
4%
a
!
6.78
35': a
45
3
,
Jan
2,273
35%
51
y
Warrants
8% Mar
5
1,343
,
39% May
387b Aug
1
Aircraft Engr
Grumman
'462
%
7
170% 171%
74'e
72%
54
Avco
Greyhound Corp
July
36
31% Mar
48%
25
—
21% July
13%
7 %
_~r
(Dm
48% July
Feb
13 %
—10
Corp
Sep
11
774
18%
34%
(Uni—.—*_<>
Atch Top & Santa Fe (Un) com
10
Atlantic Refining Co (Urn
—,.10
Atlas
40%
42
17%
Armour
Jan
16%
%
34% Mar
908
43t
common—5
Good Humor Co of Calif
—10c
Goodvear Tire & Rubber com..
5
Grace 1WR1 & Co <Uni__
1
Graham-Paige Corp (Urn
*
Granite City Steel Co (Un)
—12.50
Great Northern Ry
*
May
36
May
36%
40L
103
40%
Gladding McBean & Co new
24
40
341a
Steel Corp (Un)
& Co (111; com
Armco
Gladden
5
15%
a35%
1
5
(Un)
Products Corp
Brothers
Gimbel
July
200
40%
10
—4
;
Oil Co common—
Gillette Company
44
20
(Un)
Feb
6
16%
~~
(The)
4
8
(Un;
Telephone
General
Getty
19%
1
Co (Un.i
Louisiana Gas (Un)
American
American
Aug
36%
,_5
5
(Un)—*
100
Motors Corp (Un).^.
Radiator & S S (Un)
Smelting & Refining
Tel & Tel Co
Tobacco Co (Un)
9
31%
American
American
3% May
Feb
81 %
81%
31%
36/4
16%
19 .a
44
*
—:
Airlines Inc com (Un)
Bo*ch Arma Corp <Un*
American Can Co (Un)
Feb
5%
a3%
__
American
2-%
62c
100
5%
5%
American
Feb
225
19
6,397
16
a35%
Corp common—
Public Serv Utilities iUni__10c
Public Utilities fUn)
—-6
General
8
1
Corp (Un)—18
(Un)
10
Chemical & D,ve
Allied
9.815
3
8
Artists Pictures Corp
Allis-Chalmers Mlg Co
1.30
2.20 July
3
*
1
<Un>
Warrants
Allied
Jan
1.25
--
1.J5
Co__——2
1
Gold .Minings
Corp
(Un>
Juneau
Alaska
14%
Aug
9%
Jan
*
40 3 h
10
Paint
General
General
9 "a
625
9 3.»
471b July
10
413
Jan
Jun
Apr
381*
-
7%
5
640
-
40%
-
High
Low
High
Low
Tar
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
ol Prices
Sale Price
High
Low
5%
5%
5%
Explor Co of Calif-.—_——1
General Motors Corp com
—1%
General
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Far
■
53
July
Jan
Apr
Mar
Aug
Jan
50
Sep
6C%
Sep
48%
Jun
Volume, 186
Number 5675
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
,
f>
i
i
!v-
out-of-town Markets
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
4
Weed's
Last
Republic-Steel Corp
•
«Jn)_
- —10
Rexall
Y
.
Rheein
Ranch. Oil Co—
Rolir
Aircraft
■
Corp
„r
i
and
S
W
Fine
Foods
Paper Co
Diego Gas & Elec
Petroleums
Schenley
Industries
21%
"21%
22 %
5
21%
27%
27%
'
—
Sapphire
1-25
.25
51%
33%
33 %
c
72
__I—__ 10
23%
com
10
Ltd—_IIIII
Sharon
Steel
in>%
Shas'ua
Shell
Water
Oil
Co
Signal Oil & Gas
i
_—
—
Co
•_
class
47,1
aln%
~ _I~ '_2
A—
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un.)„.
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
U5G %
—IIIJ 5
Southern Calif Edison Co common.
Southern
.
Southern
Co (Un)
Pacific. Co
Oil
Co
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
Co
S
-
.
America
at
12%
45%
46'%
1,105
(The)
Co
30%
Apr
Pennroad
Chemicals
.
46%
.
Pennsylvania
Jun
&
Sep
61%
Feb
52
140
51
17 !h
330
14%
Jan
177
63%
Jan
Feb
59% July
Mar
1240
Feb
371
31% Aug
34% Sep
,
928
divid
px-eference
70%
18%
:
18%
18%
.
21
120
Scott Paper Co
Service
South
36%
5
ill 2
Jersey
Jan
12%:
499
12%
21
225
24%
32 Tti
558
37
1,417
20%
a24%
a 25%
Sep
21% Sep
29% Sep
41 %
% Aug
4% Aug
2638
Gas
22%
——5
—
a61%
I
(Un)„—__
'
40%
;
Equipment Co—±.
" —r-l;;
Washington Water'PowerII!
com
'
"6%%
Preferred <Un)
Insurance
1
-
31%
576
383
:
01%
114%'.
30!«
ser
42-
2G.!a
1
11%
32Ta
-1,857
11%
Western Pacific Ry Co_j_
3,147-
-
137b
15
21Tb*
29
30%
1,057
25%
39
29
31%
1,029
55%
57 %
751
16%
247s
16'%
1,028
25'%
535
75%
79
893
•
Tb
25 Va
■
—
29'%
'56Tb
25
79
928
.
.
10
Jan
13%
Sep
18 %
Apr
Jun
22%
Jan
Jun
32%
Jan
24%
Jun
28%
Feb
29
Sep
34%
Jan
547b May
64%
Jun
15%
Jun
17%
Jan
24
Jan
27%
Jun
72%
•
19%
28
2,828
.
Jan
Feb
82
Jun
7%
34 %
337b
34'%
35 %
35%
35%
A_
74
75
3,000
72% Aug
83
July
69"
69%
70%
8,500
09%
75
Aug
7
1975
-1977
13%
•:*: •
Jan
par>
7%
'
.
030
Jan
7% May
194
33-7a
Sep
38% May
242
.
35
6%
Aug
387b Mar
Weelc'g
_
Blaw-Knox
Byers
Feb
38!b May,
■
16%
17%
Jan
32 %
.
Sep
Jon
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh_
II
77c
Apr
29%
$2.50
convertible
Mar
1.55 Aug
9% Mar
14% Aug
47% Jan
803
14% May
63
July
San
Jun
11%
Jan
218
55%
Feb
17%
18!a'
820
..17%
25%
25%..
700
•
Sep
25% Sep
20
29%
Sep
29%
Sep
10%
167 ii
!
5%
5%
00
6%
6%
030
33%
33%
137
.
16% Aug,;
6','a
Jan
7% Mar
Sep
34%
520 ~
33%
27%
125
27%
30
36%
112
■
50%
2%
56'%
27b
5,795
37%
..101
71%
7%
73»/4
30%
30%
27%
27%
28%
10c
10c
14%
14%
14%
.
73%
1
'
_
—
10c
Co_—5
10
25
p/.if*,
01 '
195;
3.1.4
26%
315
04%
' Feb
5c
.
176,
192
May
Jun
31% July
Jan
14%
16c
Feb-
25
Sep
523/b
,
Jan'
83a
Jan
Sep
26
2,100
Jan
Jan'
85 %
37%
7%
30%
167
27b
41 -
Aug•
Sep
71%
Apr
40% July
74% Jun
Apr
17
Feb
Jan
33,
.
May
68% July
f
.
■
25
61%
12.50
7%
37%
2% Aug
36
192.;
Feb
33% May
Sep
33% May
56% Sep
12
2%
37%
,
Jan
18
5% Aug
5%
27%
36
5
Toy Mining
Engineering & Foundry
Westlnghousa^Alr Brake-.*.
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
32% May
Jan
25,
5
United
Jan
Jan
Apr
29%
10
—
29%
.
..;
25,
Corp
Sep
43%
1-2.50
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell Spring & Axle
44
647b
247a
Sep
1
common
Sep;,
18f>
30%
7'%
preferred
437b
4
10;.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
High
,,"'80
313,4
8.5®
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
36% Jun.
Low
"
31%
29%
5
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
27% Sep
\
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
43%" 45 ,"
24% 25%
M)
.:
^
Co___—
Shares
Low
■
10
;
Co
M)
for Week
"
Columbia Gas System—
___•
Continental Commercial-Corp________l
(A
Joy Manufacturing Co
,
Sep
Sales
Rimgo
of 1'i iues
v
,
—
»
Jail
>'•
■
..—1
Jan
60
00
aG2% aOO'a
>';
Alleghany Ludlum Steel—'—
Armstrong Cork Co_—
Harbison Walger Refractories
3,704
45%
.'i-
Jan
47%
-
Feb
25'0
—10
6 r;b
21%
Last
35% Jun
"3,220
11%*
13%
13%
a04!i
tilay
6%
Friday
12Ya Jan
49
17%
*
"-2.50
(Uit)—
Westinghonse Air Brake (Un)
.
Jan
40 Tb
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
*49% Jan
40
150
: 1.35
45%
—25c
22%
Sep
6% July
30
STOCKS
Sep
082
27%'
32%
1.20
Sop
35%
•
,'i
Sep
1,109
a
18'%
4,703
-
-
•36 7 b
Jan
BONDS
57% Mar
3,042
50
1.20
2,506
'
19
%
14%
42%
88%
Aug
31
Sep
13% Sep
115
-
31%
42
—
280
30%
49!a
(IJn). --__5
*.
Western .Union Telegraph
-
40%
20!
.
16% July
70% July
46%
13%
13%
income subord debs
May
63%
Sep
Aug
00% July
■
(Un)_;
' ■
1'
Sep
Jun
21!4
•
common
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
124% July
Sep
-24
366
50
*
10
557b
40%
403
l
30% Jun
26%
609
01%
.
-16%
A;" "V"
Victor
Stores
31%
210
1,269
3
•
Jan
34
Feb
51
1,444
13%; 13%'.
30 3 i
-f—5
: "
mi
31%
13'%
»
I
103%
2,325
aGl'/a nG4T«
43% 4837
>
July
15%
:
10
3
Jan
9
Feb
018
32%
2G% 27%
24%' 24%. V
'
Jan
42 %
t
42%
6 Tb
Co__.
Apr
19%
"
Feb
110
ul07% nll0%
—It
.•
520
July
17'% Mar
47%
4134 May
U
321
-
■;<
34% Aug
104
a
51
40%
73
14% Aug
2674 Aug
.29% Feb
Feb
,
200
51
67
170
"28% July
27% Apr
Jan
22%..
■7
Jun
33
12
20%
20
14%
47% July
>
59
18
•
Washington Gas Light
26% Mar
297b
a 108
38% Mar
Apr
41%
10
United Gas. Improvement
76
4%
'
70%
14%
•
Jan
Feb
-
4%
__io
Sep
6,323
.313%
36
-
Aug
Sep
35%.
(Un)II—1
70%
18 % ■
Co
40%
44% May
Sep
UilTb
l
Sep
36 %
United Corp
20%
22
2
18%
Feb
a
Juii
59% Mar
Sep
24%
•
Sun Oil Co
54%
12%
29-%
44%
Sep
57%
42
50
36
-
147b
•
common
1780 Aug
'
616
705ii
23%
29 %
18%
July
51%
.15%
.
Scrantou-Spring. Brook Water
0,419
•70 %
20%
*r-t
88% July
23%
10%
_10
common
Reading Co
29% May
.
'
$1.40
35% Aug
8% Jail
Jan
;
Jan,
18% May
81% July
5% Aug
23% Feb
21
347b Mar
Feb
50
■•'
Apr
Sep
80
75
39'%
Corp
Potomac Electric Power commonPublic Service- Electric & Gas com
68% July
6134 Jun
17
;
50
Mar
505
37%
29%
*
42
39%
Pennsylvania RR
45% Jan.
45%
<
Sep
Apr
41
25
257 b
14%
;
43
1780
33%
541-
27%
29 3
Phtlco
26
51% May
40'%
14%
Light
32% May
104
Feb
27%
_1
Corp-
Power
20% July'
270
82'% July
13
25
40%
{
29%
Corp
Pennsalt
Feb
1,050
Jan
;~41%
793
;
lGTac
.20
-
Jun
Jan
..717
.16%
4i3i
Jun
64%
1,291
-
Jan
117b
21% May
37% Jan
•"&%
•
100
53%
15%
___1
2,900
r
41 %
52 !u
_„_10
Philadelphia ^ectric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
5 %
30%
81%
0
Co
July
7
."25'/eJuly
Sep
21%
81%
.15%
•
i.66%
Jan
2G%
34
29'%
52%
2
Sep
a
33^8
2__10 i
:
26
aG5
*•
33:%
:™100
(The)
32 %
876
81%
•
3
]
524
29%
10
10
15
107b Mar
285
Martin
53%
32
.77
12 %
Apr
30% July
Feb
3% Aug
Bait—
•;38
7,147
33%
34
75
12 %
31%
30% Mar
Jan
39%
33%
75%
Co
Dairies
-
567
17%.
Sep
12%
869
33%
>
Sep
180% Mar
Sep
267b Jan
405--
1
13%
non-voting-—
270
ft
32
17%
10
242
36%
-
17%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Mar
20%
j.
3,203
c,
34
9%
-1.80
common
25
501
12%
8%
i
5%%
Jun'
829
•,-W
30 %
—25
Rubber
Life
1G0
-
28%
170%
281-
—25
„_
Motors Corp_
Brothers
Gimbel
Hecht
.
May
2,050
1
Steel-Corp, common—
Dept
General
J
of
2,296
■
12%
64% July
Aug
4
900
23 %
27%
High
59
45% Mar
•-
25%
Sale Tried
S
Coast
27
25%
\*8%
51 %
26% July
385
25 3 V
6
15
G2%
12%
~
-
S
Western
A
Motor
Low
1
common
54:%
22 %
—III""*"
U
West
1,145
Jan
Range Sine* Jan. 1
459
27-%
*
50e
Plywood Corp—
Westates Petroleums
Sep
1780
-
—
t——
Consol
Feb
44%
5%
33'%
1
-
_
U
Universal
48
31 %
United Gas Corp (Un)
—l-____I ."Io
U S Industries .Inc
common...-.
1
U
Jun
67 %
23%
.
'
25
Unloii Pacific Ry Co
(Un)_.
United Air Dines Inc—
United Aircraft.Corp "(Un)
Fruit
91%
64% May
Feb
a5%
24
25
-
Union Oil Co of,Callf__^
United
Feb
Feb
54%
840
40%
aG3
a5%
Carbide Corp
~y
5% Aug
40%
i(G3
1
(Un).,
Trl-Continental Corp (Unl
Twentieth Centary-Fox Film
Foremost
17%
17%
1
•"
_____
Jan
Co
Class
Shares
59
170% 171%
.
13
common.
Storage Battery^.
Fidelity & Deposit Cn__—„_i
55%
42%
1,732
8%
7
High
55%
5
I.
16.50
Electric
Finance
77
171"
a
:
Delaware Power & Light
Duquesne Light Co
■
Ford
GO
5
-
_
Products. Co_
••nv-
Jan
Feb
Low
57au
-100
:
Corporation
29
Jun
52
—5
Corp
Airlines Inc
World
TreeFweet
Tel
Company
Campbell Soup Co
:
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co—
1% Jan
23% Jun
Feb
40% Aug
155
r
-21 %
jo
Transamerica
&
Baltimore Transit Co
Feb
52
Thrlftimart Inc
—_a_I—1__i
Tidewater Oil common
I
Trans
23%
At Sep
Aug
4
'
Aug
Exchange
Sales
l
Electric Cn—_.
BaWwin-Lrina-Haiuilton
Jan
46%
5
(Un)v^-C^
(The)
Co—
Atlantic City
96% July
17% Jan
"
100
68% July
45
Jan
for Week
Jan
4
48
2,075
28 %
20%
(Calif)—__™L_. -—25
(Un)_
Tel
Arundel
July
351
38
10
Sf.
Corp
'
400
30'.0
G0%
10
Gulf Sulphur Co
Textron Inc common
,
28
39%'
52%
7
Sylvanla Electric Products—™— -7.50
Oil
27%
20%
—6%
_
Texas Co
American
1G!4 Aug
800
4%
30%
—50c
Sterling. Drug Inc (Un)___—1^.1.
Studebaker.Packard
Sunra.v :Mid-Continent Oil (Un)"!
TXL
'
54%
—25
Texas
Stores
25%
245
38
(Un)III
~ ~
J-
2,527
41'%
40To
—I
(Ind)
—
10 3 i
27%
5
Stauffer Chemical Co
Superior Oil Co
2
23
OH
Super Mold Corp—„
Swift & Co (Un).
American
44 % Mar
26'
18%
48%
53%
39%
(Ohio) (Un)
Warner Corp (Un)_
Stanley
500
273
315
Aug
'73;
<"8
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Merck & Co Inc
California
Standard Oil Co of N J
"
4
"
'
of
1 1
.A iii
19%
40'
Week's
Par
Jan "
82
■*-'
17% Aug
'74% ''
27%
iUn)—'_ I
;Service_k-II'
Sperry-Rand Corp
Standard
495
.
44%
>
___
Public
Sep
Sep
45%
Railway'Co
Southwestern
27%
•53%
25
I™.—
,
500
a56 % a'59%
Southern Cal Gas Co
pfd ser;A6%
preferred
—-L——
Southern - California Petroleum_I
Southern
Sep
28% '-,,
.18%.
Feb
550
,
last
*
16% Apr
Feb
17%
7%
High
■_
52%
Friday
60% Jun
42% May
Feb
27%
a79% a82:!iv
52%
55
52%
15
11
61%
Hi!
750
206
7%
1
■
Budd
20%
,
:i.SljSU2.r>0
Feb
30% Aug
808
a
•
40%
stocks
'
41%
4%
21 %
_J~3I—I*
"(U11) J,
Go'
39%
.
:
407«
833
ia- Baltimore Stock
.''9% Aug
Sep
241
73%
3
28%
.•:.; 237
common
40%
Low
'
.
31% July
33
May
,405
•.U9%
1
>1
Sep
Feb
25
_—__10
Jan
26!b
750
Co
(Un»_
03%
f
Jan
99c
215
391
72%
Ur
.
21
Feb
17%
18%
1
coin
'
W)
,
39% July
10% Jan
'Aug
28%
28%
*
(Un>^lJ__.j.40
_L_15c
Corp 7Un)
'
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
61%
•
Jan"
63%
21%
'
Cab
64-% May
61
Sep
"'
July
Sep
17%
1
"
350
14 31
72
15
(F
Low
.
61%
,
23% Mar
"
27%
27%
(Un)._;
'59
Sep
-flic
Yellow
May
a
'Shares
""
Feb
02 %
200"
33%
14%
-
Schering Corp (Un)—
Seaboard -Finance Co
Scars Roebuck & Co
8%
51%
Woolworth
'
22% Mar
1,193
„
25 20%.
51% -33%
.
<
81
'
-
(Un)_i___).2.50
'
23%. Aug
|
Jan
"
013
1
Ry
(Un)_
Regis
78
g
.
Feb
10%
-1,170.
83c
,_10
Joseph Lead (tin)
St Lyiiis-San Francisce
48%
175
15%
1
Jan
200
;
15
Inc-;
St
San
61
83c
(Un)II -20
Safeway Stores* Inc
St
a50%
Fur
Westlnghouse Elec Corp
Jan
—
14,072
74%
'
>
.
Co
"5%
1,017
8%
Feo
"
--•-878-
74 %
—1
■
"
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co.,:
3%
a 50
34
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
•*
39% May
~
-
,
58%
;
593»
1
Richfield ' Oil
Corp
v_,
Riverside Cement Co A pfd (Un)_,
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
(Un>_.
•
22
•
10
Sep
16%
262
30%
High
Jan
19%
Week's
"... Last
k-
31%
*
670
,
53%
-20
V*%
—1
Manufacturing Co
-
—
-—885
7
-
,30%
,
(
Reynolds Metals Co (Un).
Reynolds Tobacco class B <*n>Rice
■21%
559-
'
22%'
52
1
33 Tii
STOCKS
1
Sale Price
Low
20 lit
21%
QV.2
.
50c
•
19%
-
''"iT—_1
Drug Inc <'■ -T"
-2.50
ine
■*
Friday
Range Since Jan.
High
33%
19%
21%
Reserve Oil & Gas Co___—_
Reviou
53%
5
—
Shares
Lout
IIIi
20
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
SEPTEMBER
4
Range
Par
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Rayonier Incorporated common
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)_
Republic Pictures (Un)LL„
Sales
<
■
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Montreal Stock
Canaiisa
ENDED SEPTEMBER 20
Friday
Exchange
STOCKS
■•-
Far
Friday
STOCXS
Week's r;
Range
La«t
Sale Flics
Par
.
Abitibl Power & Paper common™.
4 % % prelerred
;
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar com:
Class
A
;™__'•
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma steel
Aluminium
l-'j:
.
r
Canada
pfd]
Steels
Bailey Selburn
5%
of
For
Nova
—
IIIIIII]
48
48
387b.
a21
44%
38
23
100
420
23
5.390
22
24
Jan
20,100
44
365
48
July
38
44.
Aug
Feb
23 "
25
25%'.
580
'25
28
29%
1.341
19%
20
680
28%
100
15Tb
Sep
25% Aug
19
Sep
Bell
28 %
16
16%
656
•23
41
43%
4.648
41
54
411
.-.52
Paper
class A
37%
39%
Jan
48% Jan
52
American Oil common
British Columbia Elec Co
: i
4%%
preferred
55$
•
preferred
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
British
46
Mar
•
Brown Co
July
Building Products
42%
Columbia
*
Telephone
Apr
Jan
10,331
-40
"40%
44%
4.00
4.25
859
4.00
Sep
6
Apr
7%
8
5,529
7%
Jan
10
May
7%
;
.
42
.
r"
42'
«
41%
<
J
50
46
Power
5,120"
.
40
Canada
Iron
common.
—10
Sep
Sep
28% July
Canada
Jan
Canada
Malting 4%% pfd__
Steamship 3'r
pfd____
26
54%
Aug
00
Jan
Jan
Foundries
12.50
.10
Sep
577b
Jun
40
Sep
46
Feb
-.46
100
45%
76
50
.75
G35
10
3834
38',2
43 !4
1.475
—
50
Mar
Sep
:
80',2 Mar
Aug.
May "> ' "13% Jan
v
j
38 %
Sep
....
.
53
'
40
40
al37b
32
62
40
a
32
13 7
.
27
40
Aug
47
50
133b
Sep
177b
205
29%
Jan
37
July
80
Jun
820-
61
795
28
Mar
181
26
Jan
32
905
.31%
Sep
a23
10
64
25
27
26
27
31%
a23
May
65
j»
33
62
25
.at
Sep
Feb
42
...
10%
•
.
Va
•:
76
•
cnmmnn
preferred
;
100I
42
48
Se]j
'
46 >
25
common
Omcnt
43
10%
—
1
Canada
100.
•
103b
...a
Calgary
July," .,
42% Jan
Sep,-, %58% Jan
39!b Aug;..4"' "<-46% Jan
40
45
Sep
1
Apr
47
39%
Jan
35
29%
rHigh
.36
'
65
4.00
__-_100
Power
May
47
.1
Products
Range Since Jan. 1
Low%
•490
'44 %
50
_j._—1
British
20
.
-•
:
-
%
44
50
.i
preferred
4%
w
Shares
40%
——
British
;j
for Week
High
47 -
Telephone
:
28
Corp 5% pfd
54)
5%Sb preferred
_u_-50
Bowater
P-aper Corp Ltd-..
ti
Brazilian Traction Light ti Power
•
'
37%. 37%
__••
Bowater
$130
16
53
23
40
41
54
50% July
Jun
49 -
Jan
8%
Sep
40% July
28% Aug
34Tb Sep
.20% 3ten
25
10
Tiace
9% Jun
21
Jan
71
28
28 %
May
7% Apr
'18
-Apr
7
Power &
10
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
—
Jan
530
40
1
35%
J
4f>
•
25% Sep
a21 "
.
•
High', i
..
:
19 %
:
Low
Nationale
Canadienue
Bathurst
■
"
40
25
'
10
—
Scotia.
footnotes
347b
'45
_"""
_'
pfd
8>b:-
a 21
"■ ■%]
5%M preferred
Bank, of Montreal.
Bank
<
Ltd
25
al8Vb a!8:% " T*
35
4Yo
-
.
Atlas
a8 "
20% -.
.
Range Since Jan.1'
•
4,814
575
28%
V
,
-
22%
8'4
—
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos. Corp
.
'
:29
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
;
H"
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4!b% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
.
22%
al8%-
TcjtJLrlll"
-j___ lI
""
of
4% Vcpreferred
22%
28!i
Banque
Shares
High,
26
a8
1
Ltd
Alnminum Co
1
Shoe
.25
26
~
for Week
of Priees <:
Low
.
Sales
t
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Paaia
.
-
Sep
30% Apr
;
k
Apr
Jan
29
Feb
42
• 1
Apr
-
31%
■
_
45%
all'/a all'a
45'-
47
55
662
22% May
1034
Aug
44'
Aug
4
24% Mar
.
12%
Jan
55%
Jan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
(1296)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Prise
•
25
Low
High
Ctaem & Cellulose
Converters class A pfd
Cottons 6% pfd__;
Canadian
Fairbanks Morse com
Canadian Husky
—
Canadian Industries common
Canadian
23%
25
1,727
25
25
125
11%
12%
2,524
Apr
28
July
Mar
29
Jun
11%
Sep
19
Jun
15
15%
1,375
12%
Apr
16%
26%
15%
26%
15%
30
20%
Sep
30
Feb
15
15% May
5% Sep
16%
5%
6%
1,950
S3.50
a3.S0
10
aG
•
20
20
*
-1
...
aG
15
3.50
9
Feb
3.60
July
Sep
6
Jan
8
Jan
18
200
18
Sep
20
July
17
100
12% Jan
23
17%
18%
345
15 y8 Mar
20
May
15
14%
15
495
14%
Sep
19
Triad
Oils
42%
Sep
Canadian
Farm
33
895
29%
2,473
preferred—It
21%
21
22
Steel
United
Cork
Seal
&
a
pfd
2,935
5
15%
160
15%
150
50
50
50
16-%
17
355
26%
9%
9%
1,200
22%
22%
22%
2,110
a8
a8
a8
130
a7%
45
a7%
a
Dupuis
61
Jan
13%
46
46%
28% July
9
Feb
Jan
Feb
8
Jan
17%
Jan
Sep
33%
Jun
Jan
69
Jun
19%
625
Jan
51
150
Class
B
525
67%
Feb
82
Feb
Jun
27
25
23
Jan
33
Jun
a43
10
42 y2
Sep
45
Mar
/'
28%
6
6%
30c
300
0
5
22%
I" 5
.
V
Dominion
&
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd-.
Jun
Crain
all6
5
COO
10
30
30
490
30
Jan
30 Ye
20
22
1,185
17
Feb
22
13%
Aug
-
>
7
7
400
6%
Jun
7%
■5
July
21
24
Mar
a*30
.
50
5<4
10c
Sep.
16% Aug
22 y2 May
50
27
30
a 80
86% May
5
Feb
2
100
247
100.
'29%"*' 31% *'
r. '100
29%f
.■10%
Feb
10
Jan
Jan
100
Jun
6
-
,
25
225
24%
Jun
27 %
Jan
Jan"
7%
5% Mar
100
100
——9
Aug-
86% May
,
J8n
..
"
"
•', 100
Sep
65
'*
29%
30C
39 V2
Jan
35
Aug
23
3,478
Aug
Mar
"
Engineering Works Ltd-—9
""'">26 \n20l
*
Co Ltd-9
-28'
"
28
*:
20
25
v
845
,
25
Aug
28
75
28%
97
file
1.60
1.60
300
65c
65c
700
65c
78
83
<319
78
43
Jun
130
Sep
75
Jan;
31% Mar
Feb
5
>"*Tf6
,-100
7%' pfd
Power
Kootenay
East
-
-
Aug
Mar
Jan
25
35
9% Aug
11%
Feb
6
80
5
Feb
5%
1.60
-w9
Industries Ltd
ft
class A——
Co of Can
Motor
Ford
al.00
80
168
10%
155
15%
Jan
18
50%
130
49%
Sep
55%
Apr
International
19%
500
19
Aug
25%
Apr
Investment
1.00
1.10 Aug
Jan
-
:
;. ;:, 78
ft
al.00
—
65c
Ltd
Manufacturing
Fleet
Jun
\
*'
16%
50%
——
19
19.
23
23
23
22%
1,151
May
33%
Sep
H
Paints
9%
ft
6%
Jan
pfd
conv
——
>
..
*
-
1.75 Aug
Aug
i.00
Sep
Jan
115% May
44
*
May
10% May
9% May
100
■'
100
-•
-it
'
-
;
7%
■■■.4734
4
4r<%
>52%~ 52%
'
ft
Ltd
150
.
I
-
•
3
(Oan)
Foundation
43
43
'43
ft
%
1.35
■
class
(Frank W>
Ltd
Horner
•
July
31%
Dominion
a
Praser Cos Ltd common
Apr
5
•428
I ■^%"r"5%~v.
:-7-
5%
_«
(R L).—.———
Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
alO
9
30c
al'7
'27'
'a 17
•
100
Preferred
Apr
25
•
Jan
10%
50
"27
149
Jan
May
—
——1
Jan
Sep
Feb
5y2
133% Mar
May
a9%
Corp
39 Va
25c
_«
Jan
a5%
Canadian
1.50 May
Sep
2.995
30c
High
-
Sep
28y8
225
Canadian Dredge &
9%
1
Players
Low
50c
47,400
-22%
Sugar
.
Dock Co Ltd—
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd——
Canadian Inter Inv Trust 5pfd—
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd.
Claude Neon General Advert cl ACanada
12%
*
Motor Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
63c
—
Sep
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
for Week
.
High
50 c
6%
I-* '■
Ltd common
Stores
Belgium
Sep
Heating Prod class A
Ford
Sales
„
Range
..28%%. 28Vtt
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—
II5
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
t!
Arcan Corp Ltd
Jan
•SU-ctrolux
Famous
2.75
-
of Prices
I "50c ;
•
7%
116
Last
Low
•
& Timber^
Lumber
Abltca
9%
10 Va
-Week's
Par
39%
10%
Funds '
Friday
-.
4,557
30
9
Jun
a21
27
Sale Pries
6,168
Enamel
,
27 y2
Feb
a43
stocks
10
21%
9
4.65
Feb
19%
Canadian
all6
9
Feb
18%
10
Canadian Stock Exchange
7%
9
A
ADr
100
315
27
32% Aug
55% Jun
9
common.
Feb
Jun
,
3.40
.50c
preferred
ft
Class B
68
72%
Zellers Limited common
Feralco
&
Sep
->21
9%
IVfc
Ltd
Match
Eddy
17% May
63
'21%
—
7%
7%
9
Ltd
class
13% Aug
100
Apr
25 %
24,089
-•
Canada Sec
Frercs
33
Jan
7%
July
17
26%
-
Jan
19% Jan
1,175
•
Aug
22
7
60
100
Bros
29
25%
17
53
9%
10
17% al7%
Feb
25% Aug
23%
Ltd
preferred
of
645
63
21%
17% July
16% Sep
2,225
60
Stores
Brewery
9.00 Jan
13%
Jan
Mar
14%
45
25%
—
31
Apr
14% Feb
15%
Tar ft Chemical common—9
Pont
20% Aug
22
25%
23%
Dominion
Dominion Textile common
Jan
Sep
"3.40
1
class A
(Geo)
Weston
„
25%
com
& Worts—
(Canada) Ltd-
Webb & Knapp
13% May
28% Jan
25
21%
——
Dominion
Donohue
Feb
9
Glass common
r»u
Jan
10
9
—9
Foundries ft Steel
Dominion
Dow
16
1,450
16%
a
9%
35
Dominion Steel ft Coal
7 clc
55
11%
16
26
*
Dairies common
preferred
Dominion
High
49
Aug
5.55
70%
70%
Gooderham
Walker
Jan
16%
1
2.50
9
25
Exploration
40
63
;
87/s July
17% Jun
50
1
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 8%
5%
32%
25%
•
*
Co
Seagrams
13%:
13%
Corp
Jan
Sep
7% Jan
220
1,375
15%
-—*
Dominion
26%
25
25
11%
—
class
Crown Zellerbach
Dome
Aug
21%
Mining Si/
Consumers Glass
Distillers
20
25%
Consul
Crown
1.625
Ltd
Viau
"
—
B
340
6.40
—.
34% May
767
8%
'
•
Class
42%
5.55
r -
39% July
Feb
25
8%
'
*
(B J)
Combined Enterprises
26% Mar
28%
8%
25
9
*
Equipment
Coghlin
Corbys
4,440
30
28%
Vickers
Cockshutt
44
43
30
28%
Railway
Ltd
'41%
5.55
46% July
44
.21
Companies common-
Petrofina
•
May
International Power-
Canadian
High
July
17%
•
18
17
Preferred
Pacific
Range Since Jan.1
Low
Low
: :_i
Bank
Toronto-Dominion
4%%
Canadian
Shares
Jun
Canadian
Canadian Oil
for Week
Jun
23%
24
15%
Canadian
Canadian
Sales
Range
Par
High
26%
series
$1.00
Week'*
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
25
25
series
$1.75
11%
20
STOCKS
Shares
—•
Celanese common
Canadian
23 8/4
9
Breweries common
$1.25 preferred
Canadian British Aluminium
Canadian
SEPTEMBER
for Week
ef Prices
Low
Par
ENDED
Sale*
Range
Last
■TOOK!
WEEK
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday
73
:
7%
Feb
8%
Aug
41
Jan
42'.
Jun
52%
"48
Sep
57
Jan
"
ft
Qatlneau Power common
335
27%
27%
95
a96
25
51
9
preferred
5%
General
53
812
27%
51
31% May
103
Feb
1%
38%
38%
39%
395
9
5%
5%
5%
10
Sep
Aug
66
37% Mar
a 96
.1
a
Jan
92 %
50
100
Dynamics
45
Co—
Paper
&
Motors
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc 1927
44
25
34%
36%
1,085
27%
28%
300
18%
21%
7,109
2,497
44
50
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime ft Alabas
Great
5 %
34%
•
—9
Jan
42% Aug
Sep
","""13%
59%
47
22
Apr
May
30% July
Class
1
•
B
18%
11%
Jan
)%
18%
21
Howard Smith Paoer common
•
27.
26%
28
530
Hudson
•
!%•
52%
54
4,280
Bay
Mining
6%
preferred
2
9
'%
com
«
.%
11
Jan
•
26
"*
49
Aug
Sep
86%
Paul
6%
2,430
140
44
Mills Ltd
48
Jun
12'A
Apr
Quebec Telephone Corp common—
Reitmans
(Canada) Ltd—
Russell
11%
1,750
5%
500
5
Aug
6%
Feb
20 %
10% July
27%
3,560
23
Mar
32 V*
220
7
Sep
12
Jun
St
50
43
Jun
50%
Feb
Southern
48
48
50
85%
85%
135
84
Jun
47% Jan
51% May
,
94
Jun
16%
16%
16%
725
16
Jan
•
77%
77%
81
4,325
76
Sep
110%
861/4
86 %
89
1,317
64%
Sep
110 %
Jan
9
44%
44%
46%
262
42%
Jan
57%
Apr
26%
International Utilities Corp common.-■
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
|
26%
27
320
43%
46%
2,856
22
43%
22
100
Maurice
Public Service
Johns-Manville
Lake
of
*
com
5
—
41 %
Woods
preferred—.10$
Acceptance pfd (1956)
20
Bros
Ltd
41%
al22
the
Laurentide
Lewis
Ltd
Jan
Sep
70
62
May
21
24
Tooke
100
Apr
41%
al24
6
122
18%
18%
25
18
a8%
75
Sep
41%
Sep
Mar
126
Jan
July
8% Aug
19
May
•
25
25
26%
C75
25
Sep
6
6
6%
5,411
6
Feb
77
78
190
77
Sep
58%
Preferred
McColl
100
Frontenac Gil
Mitchell
(Robt)
Class
3l00
class
A
B
Molson
Trans
Drug & Chemical
Steel
Oglivle
Distillers
9%
Ontario
Corp
Penmans
Provincial
Roe
(A
V)
oil
Atlin-Ruffner
Sulphur
May
34%
34%
25
34%
Sep
40
May
35c
July.
Jan
65c
1.40
1,990
865
15
81
1.75
May
Apr.
;,42% Jun
Sep
144Vb May.
Jan
85 y2 Julv
'
3.GO
63 y2
11
25
1.200
a
•
15
July
Jan
3.10
4.35
Sep
•10%
250
41
-
5
Aug
50
5 %'
5.%.
•::41
41
Sep
Ju^y
Jan
42
Apr
29 c
73c
Aug
Sep
70c
1,700
14c
3,800
10c
Aug
30c
4c
2.020
4c
Aug
10c
Jan
17c
Jun
34c
,
75c
t-
4c"
;
Apr
12,200
85c
30c
33c
33c
i
Jan
2.00
Jan
90
30
90
Sep
95J/2
10%c
12c
4,667
8%c Jan
45c
45c
1.000
45c
Sep
7c
7c
1,000
7c
Sep
20c
May
•13
13 7 h
6,275
12%
Sep
20%
Jan
58c
60c
1.500
•58c
Sep
1.73
Apr
40c
6,300
25c
Aug
1.50
Jan
5c
6c
13,500
5c
Aug
r75c82c
llc L
Baker Talc Ltd
90
all
all
10
24 %
530
39%
42
75
•
•
*
75
23%
23%
39%
28
-~
24%
112
I__IIIi
353i
*
53
•
I50
pfd
I II*
%
__
232,050
40c
10»
22c
common
57 V2
Sep
80
May
Boreal Rare
28
Sep
21% Mar
38
May
Bornite Copper Corp
26
May
Bouzan
Jan
27
2,635
425
100
23
24%
a25
14
9.30
9.50
10,680
35%
37%
1,140
33
53
5534
1,644
53
6%
6%
275
9.30
6%
Sep
Jan
28%
141
Sep
May
Cable
Metals Ltd voting
Calgary & Edmonton Corp LtdCalumet Uranium Mines Ltd_i
45% July
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
84
Jun
Canadian Atlantic Oil
.2
2
7
Sep
Canadian
43
20
41
Jan
44
Sep
29
29
77
27%
Jan
32
May
14
13%
15%
25%
Jun
22 %
Sep
May
Jan
5%
6,020
13%
Sep
%
100
20%
Jan
2,223
17%
18
14
14
Canuba Mines Ltd
Capital
Lithium
94
13
76%
2,780
16
Jan
23
Jun
Gold
100
13
Mar
167/s
Jun
Cassiar
13% Aug
Corp Ltd
18%
Jan
Central-Del
91
July
97%
Jan
Chibougamau Jaeulet LtdChipman Lake Mines Ltd
2,630
90
13
100
10
Jan
15% July
25
10
24%
Sep
30
79
a
•
2,191
76%
Sep
96%
Jun
July
Carnegie
Mines
%
Co
•
44.
54%
Jan
1.30
Feb
39c
3,000
37c
Sep
89
150
89
Sep
96'%
Jun
42%
161
40
July
44%
Jan
Rio
Consolidated
46
46
445
45%
Sep
47%
Jan
Cons
15%
15%
285
25
15%- Sep
Sep
20%
45
55
Mar
54%
58%
1,623
54%
73
May
45
Sep
Jan
/.7---4e>.4%c
;
6.70
-
*6.10
>
9-.50
•.
5.30C
-
6.10
6.10
150
14,30C
100
>■
Sep
■*-
-5
-
5
•
Sep
13%
Jan
5.90 Feb
10%
Jun
5.80
100
5
11c
'-.lie
20c
-
r.
8c
65c
.14c
35c
Sep
9,800
12c
Aug.
2,000
17c„ Aug
Oils
6.400
*
19C
7%c
Jan
Jun
8.25
Jan
2,000
6.25
0.70
8.70
10
4,750
8.70
Sep
90c
85c--3.08
36.400
1
9c
,
„
Ltd
de
L'Ungava)
Central
Oonsol
Cordasun
Oils
1
warrants
Sep
46c
Jan
8c
10c
5.200
7c
Aug
14c
14e
2,500
12c
Aug
35c;- 45c
12.750
35c
Sep
47c
Aug
12c 14 %c
1%
Ltd
.1.50
Ltd..
u
35c
1
:
Ltd
Mines
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd—.
Class B
70c
14% July
—4.20 Feb
4.500
9c
Aug
27c
Mar
a8c
400
8c
Aug
17c
•-
40c
Jun
Mlniera
Mines
Cadillac
'
"
1
:
z
Bl-Ore
-
Jan
Sep
8.300
7.00
-
Jan
Jan
Aug
5c
7,OC
1
55C
'•54c
3c
•-4c
7.00
—_
Jan
Jan
82c: May
-
7c
5c
p
i75c
;
80c
Aug
3.30C
45c
July
10.200
9c
-
38c
21e
'
v-^37c
5.000
21c
14c
17c
38c
IVa- Jan
Sep'
<$
Ltd
ll %c Mar
r
70c
70c
17c
9c
Mines
Sep
35% July
Feb
24
4c
40c
"
Ltd—
Cleveland Copper Corp.
Comlnsa (La Compagnie
45
15%
.1.50
Sep
■
Asbestos
89
46
38c
Sep
_1
Ltd
77
94%
13
a25
76%
14%
Aug
29c
.1
-
Mines
63% Aug
Cartier-Malartic
14
10c
.1
'
May
Jan
43c
.1
Lithium Mines Ltd
Mar
1,700
.1
preferred
Jun
18c
1,000
.3
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Sep
July
48c
3c
9,700
Ltd—
Common
Canadian
68
Ltd—
Co
Sep
23c
30c
,^28-% "jjbi.vg*
.1
(Dunsmuir)
s
85c
Sep
57c
_i;
Sep
Sep
59
19,900
Jan
Jan
-y»39c
Jun
Sep
•
11c
48c
_„1
Ltd
Jan
Collieries
53,500
r.
1.16 Mar
29c
.•
13
42
50
Oils
27c.
3%c
„
ll%cll%c
50e
Mines Ltd_
Tungsten
&
>3c
15.500
11c
22c
<
26 y4
43
14
trust.
Mines Ltd
Mfnes
-
26c
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Hill
10c,.
10c
Feb
29
42%
80c
Mining Corp LtdMines Ltd
Sep
Sep
43
-
Sep
75
1,411
*
page
36
25
111 113%
17%
•
3,280
May
Burnt
a 22
-
5c
Ltd__
Mines
Belle-Chibougaiiau
5
65
Gold
Bellechasse
150
a22%
12%
-.58c
11% Aug
29
2434
•,,
I-7c
,-:—
Mining
29
a22
65
»
Bateman Bay
1
(B
Ltd-
Sep
>
45%
IlOO
I
10
43%
•
common
Mines
Mines
Feb
22
*
•
Aull Metal
23%
28
a
10
III
Jan
44%
—
I
common
.
a25
9.50
•
20c
2.25
Beatrice Red Lake
5
~
see
86
50 '
75c
-
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
-lilies
footnotes
July.
34c
18
I
preferred
4%%
i.
"•13c
—-1
Co Ltd
C). Ltd
& Iron
Jan
com
ft Power
Jan
Sep
19
33% Aug
v
'
15
Steel Co of Canada
For
Atlas
Jan
.t
►-*
Ltd
Mines
1,575
Simpsons Ltd
Southern
Jan
16%
A
B
Jun
11
15%
•
Series A 4%
Class
85
Sep
15%
preferred
Bhawinlgan Water
136
July
common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Class
Arno
Jan
7
26
•
Ltd
385
70%
67%
41
1
Corp
Apr
preferred
5 % 7c
Anthonian Mining
23%
—
Co
100.
1.30 Jan
Aug
Aug
16
:
S r\
20c
Feb
26% July
St Lawrence Cement class A
St Lawrence Corp common
5%
Lead Mines Ltd
86
Jan
Holland Paper class B
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
Feb
12% 'Jan
60c
100-
36
J
;
3.60
-
9
Anacon
Sep
__
(Canada)
16%
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Alscope Exploration Ltd
1,00
common
5%
JUri
Feb
Sep
115
170
100
75c
al5
Jan
22%
1
Ltd
67%
Jun
7%
49
!•
Transport
Quebec Power
35
225
Corp of Canada
Premium Iron Ore
Co
82%
class A..*
(John)
1,150
Tubes
&
Ltd
24
common
Bros
Industries
Wood
24
Power
Pric*
25%
14%
Apr
1.25
common.
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Mar
5% May
"
Walnwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_t
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
9
24
Petroleums
Page-Herbey
100
May
<
72% July
"
1.25
~*
Products
9
46
-"
;
10
1.50"
1.50
Ltd——
Canada,
23%
Ltd.
Mitts
Steel
730
a7
of
24
Utilities preferred—
Flour
Pacific
Car
Mines
Northwest
67
7
34%
9
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
5
National
Noranda
65
a
■>6
16
9
Co
Jun
18% Feb
8.800
315
'7 5c
IIIIIIIIoO
National
9%- Jan
57
3.25 Aug
100
34.%
j.—9:
1.25
Montreal Trust
pfd
Sep
280
74c
—6
—_—
Finance Corp class A
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
23%
Locomotive
Morgan & Co 4%%
>
July
61
360
72c
common..—'
Bros
/Preferred
_%
""""*
class A
B
Montreal
41
70
14% '
: its
——"
Ltd
Petroleum
III*
II*
Breweries Ltd
Class
66
»
•
Jan
6% Jan
500
20
July
a__
100
10
72c
1
pfd .100
cum
Jan
common™""*
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
Pwr 6%
Traders
,
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
*
Jun
13 Va Sep,
72
"
b''20
'34%
5
I
Aug
-'25
3.50
,3.50
--
,
„
986
61
'
Aug
May
Jan
43%. Sep
a8%
18%
*
6
42
no
10
Inc—
Gas
Canada
Supertest
United
Jamaica
Jan
100
45
'61
*
Apr
25
10
Canada
Jan
49%
Jun
8
43
—7.50
of
11%
552
-8%
8%
42la"' 42 y2-
,
.
45
Ltd
Industries
7
common
Nickel
'
May
International Papet common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Int
9
•
60
43
100
——*
Ltd
Stores
cum
13
Sep
Sep
11%
11
8
50
.
nfd
Cement
26%
•
"50
preferred
preferred
$4.50 preferred
47
400
-
al.40 ul.40
al.4Q
of Canada 6% 1st pfd—50
part 2nd pfd
50
Corp
non
V*
~ JL
~
—
Service
Power
Apr
5%
•
$2.25
$2.75
44
al0% all %
4.68%
4
Indust Accept Corp common
Warrants
Inland
44
•
Imperial Investment class A
imperial Tobacco of Canada
13%
/ •62
•%7%'"^7%'t
'JLtd—10
Newfoundland Light & Pow Co
Premier Steel
Imperial Oil Ltd_
38
;"18
71
23% May
23 y2 May
41
Jan
Sep
10% Jan
75
16%-
ft
22 %
19% Mar
50
308
71
'J'6%
"
46% Mar
34%
Corp Ltd common.
Moore
Rights
Home Oil class A
?
July
Sep
21%
n
"*71
7T
L*
.
General
General Steel Wares common
.f ^
v.
:io
•221%
r^
.,,
Power
MacLaren
Apr
12c
L
1
19c
1
1
a8c
17%
19c
1.000
17%
38%
"3,090
11%
11%
100
Jan
19c
Feb
22c
Jun
13
Jan
25%
Apr
15
Apr
5% Jan
Number 5675
186
Volume
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1297)
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Consol Quebec
Cons
614
7c
1
Yellowknife Mines
Low
7c
c
13,700
*
88c
87c
92c
2.65
2.55
2.65
1.95
2.33
5c
5c
6c
23,500
Copper Rand chip
Explorations
Ltd-.
september
20
^
Toronto Stock
2,600
High
Bep
81c
4.300
1
6%c
3,841
1.95
Continental
ended
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
Mining Exploration Ltd—1
Mines Ltd
1
Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd
i
t
Cortez
Shares
Low
Par
week
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for
Sates
Sep
22c
5c
Jan
3i)5
Jan
5.10
stocks
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Dablon
Dome
>
East
Sullivan
Mines
Eastern. Asb&stos Co
Ltd
1;16c
: 13/13%
16c
Mining Corp Ltd—„-*
Mines Lfid-——-1————*
16c
13
501
13
Empire Oil & Minerals Iuc—_—_—1
12% May
1414
1.000
20c
1,600
VaC,15c
9%c
-
14c
-
10,106
*
10c
12c
July
jun
Acadia
Atlantic Sugar
Class
A
1.
*
1.70
13 14 c
5,000
Jan
Acme
Aconic
80c
;
12c
——1
9%c Sep
4,000
*
'
27-1,2
Falconbrhlge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc_l:
Fatima Mining Co Ltd—_——_—-
.—1
Fontana
:_-i',
Mines
(1945)
Ltd—
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity
Oils
Galkeno
Mines
:Lr<—'
1914 c
'"•*
"
r.
80c
-•<:
27 %
19c
•
Jan
2414c Mar
Oil.
&
Gas
Mining
Voting
trust
Advocate
Agnew
Mines
1
72c
.
20,500
Aug
Aug
May
8Gc ;
93c
7,600
55c
1
41c
41c
1,000
41jc
12c '
12c
37c
40c
90c
—
42
July
4c
11c
3,500
.
f
.'
Gaspe
Oil Ventures
Ltd/
—
i
Golden Age' Mines* Ltd—_—ii.'—i—_* "
Gui-Por
Mines
Uran
Ltd—1
Metals
&
,
60s*
*
Jan
30c
Alba
Aug
%
Alberta Distillers
Voting
1.32
Sep
14c
Jan
Alberta
Jan
Algom
Hudson-Rand Mines
Ltd
———1
: 7c
5%
July
Sep
Jan
30c
Mar
Lake Mines
Ltd-:—
-1
47c
Aug
Aluminium
Aug
13c
Jan
Aluminum
6c
Aug
Iso
12c
10,000
Uranium Mines——
Jardun Mines
Kirkland
Minerals
39c
1
Ltd voting trust
66c
1
Kontiki Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd—1—1
.Labrador. Mining & Explor
Long Island
14c
Mines
1.55
1.25
Ltd-
_5
1814
1014
Merrill
Island
Mining
Ltd
8IV4'
83
18c/. 24c.
Canada Ltd——_1
of
Montgary Explorations Ltd—
New
Formaoue
New
Goldvue
Mines
—1
Ltd,
1"-
1.10
19,800
85c
;72c
26,900
60c
1.20
12c
preferred
Amalgamated
Pacific
Santiago
Coal
&
Ltd
Oils
—_20c
American
Mines Ltd—
——50c,
Mining
North American Rare
Metals.^:
;
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd—
1
Okalta
<1945)
Oils
Ltd
•
—
Ltd—
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
Sep
25
Jun
23c
Jan
Mines
Ltd—
Aroan
115
Sep
Sep
Sep
July
55c
Jan
2.08
Jan
1.92
Jun
1.75 May
2.65 Mar
1.40 Jan
1
$2.40 preferred
Gold
Arjon
■'Paudash Lake
2.00
Jan
14c
Jan
18c
July
9c
Aug
12C
Jan
Aumacho
9c
Aug
25c
Jan
Sep
Sep
5.55
Jan
Aunor
27c
Aug
Auto
5.75
1,500
Uran
Mines
Ltd—
8c.
10c
1.90.
5,060
9.10
-
8c
6,900
20c
1,800
19
4,000
•f
-
5.20 Aug
9,500
2.05
17--
1
1.80 Mar
1.85
-
15c
7.40
Sep
Sep
33c
2.90
Aubelle
Pitt Gold Mining Co—
Porcupine
Prime
Portage Island
Gas
Provo
54 c
Quebec
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Sep
14%
J lc
80c
Apr
May
Ltd
-1
2.95
Sharbot
Lake
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
,
Stadacona Mines
Standard
Gold
Ltd—
Mines
(1944t
Mines
Sullivan
Tache
Tazin
Mines
Mines
Mines
7c
5c
1,500
5c
.3.35
11,175
84c
6,900
55c
4,500
10c
2,009
6.60
200
Gold
Ltd
—1
Electric
26c
-
* ' 814c
'
"
39c
Copper Corp Ltd—1
25c
27,850
2,412
•
76c
37c
Jan
common,..
—
20
July
39
43
Jan
100
41
Apr
7%C Aug
50%
Apr
19c
Apr
10
13% May
11% May
c
10,000
11
11
210
Sep
Mar
8%
8%
874
1,005
9274
95
340
90
8.25
9.50
1,068
7
Jan
6%
614
674
380
5
Mar
1914
19
20
2,422
19
8c
9c
3,000
Sep
Aug
-
8%
Sep
Jan
6C
44c
70,040
7c
7c
8c
19,000
7c
13c
12c
16c
34,100
12c
814c
8C
9c
II,000
8c
1.99
1.78
2.09
7,025
*
13
13
1314
825
2014c Mat
Sep
Sep
Sep
1.60 Mar
13
Jan
8,500
6c
Sep
1374
5,735
12'/a
Sep
5%
2nd
of
Nova
Barvue
Baska
2,988
2.tfl
2,550
714 c
Beaver Lodge
685
25% Aug
22
Aug
19C
34c
Sep
89c
JUn
49c
Sep
Feb
page
*.
28
Jan
July
Sep
714 c Sep
1214c Mar
Sep
53
53
54
1,612
52
Aug
60
Jun
24c 2614c
12,600
24c
Aug
45c
Jan
16c
600
18c
Jan
25c
25c
35c
25c
Sep
84c
57c
57c
60c
8,350
57c
Jan
47c
40c
92c
May
20c
Sep
Aug
Aug
75c
40c
47c
Mar
12%c
21c
7c
4614
3,600
25c
7c
8c
28,500
7c
Sen
4674
46%
25
46%
Sep
60
Apr
'24
25
23
Sep
40
Jan
38c
112,219
21C
24
33c
30c
4%
4%
5
55c
55C
55c
20c
13,200
1.80
1.62
1.85
107,067
1.45
1.60
1.60
500
1.46
3975
40
11,661
1.25
1.40
6,350
14C
15C
11,067
—
Uranium
16C
—
1
Telephone
Copper Corp
3914
.50c
—1
—
14c
Jan
25,700
19,850
1
—
Mines
54%
1
—
Bethlehem
1,200
200
.
8,590
1.00 Aug
8.00 Jan
Bibis
Jun
30c
1.89
55c
1.75 Jun
Sep
4% Sep
Sep
310
2,400
4.85 Aug
41,000
500
Bidcop
42c
Jan
Black
10c
22c
Aug
Blue
Sep
Bonville
4.45
23
1.90 Aug
May
4.00
Jan
10c
2.10
—
Mines.
16c
Aug
Sep
Sep
39% Aug
1.09 Aug
14c
Aug
Jan
7% May
40c
Jan
3.15 May
1.99
Jan
4614 May
2.75
32c
Feb
Feb
6c
6c
6c
2,000
1.25
1.25
1.44
25,858
75c
850
Bay
13c
13c
13c
8,300
12C
Sep
65c
1,400
60O
Aug
35
35
35
25
7c
7c
714 c
4,500
7C
July
14c
Mar
8c
8c
9c
4,500
7c
15c
May
9c
3,500
7c
44 c
58c
76,700
40c
Sep
44 V*
42%
4414
211
-1
4.00
4.00
4.00
400
-1
16c
1214c
19c
785,050
5.00
4.90
5.10
1,900
1.00
1.10
2,100
8%
10,021
-1
Jan
Bowater
Corp 514%
30c
Jan
Bowater
Paper
Jan
65c
Jun
Boymar Gold
pfd
—
Mines
3.35
May
Bralorne Mines
70c
May
Bralsaman
Jan
Brazilian
Traction
5,066
23c
Aug
Sep
33c
: 32c
74c
July
Bridge &
Tank preferred
9c
46c
1
Petroleums
7%
common
9c
17,200
31%
200
Jan
4.40 May
Sep
22c
Jan
Aug
Sep
44
Jan
6c
3.75
70c
7%
43
47
47
35
8.50
120
1
21c
28c
30,400
1
2.26
2.22
2.50
6,345
4175
46
10,810
41%
.75%
2314c
Jun
Feb
Mar
1.55 Jan
49
Mar
5% Apr
19c
Sep
5.45 Mar
1.10
10
50
2.20 Aug
Feb
18%c Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
1.12 Jan
38%
Jan
4.10 Jan
21c
70c
July
July
Jun
8.50 Aug
90c
May
3.00 Jun
Jun
2.35
Sep
4.00 Sep
41%
Brilund Mines Ltd
Britalta Petroleum
8c
3014
774
4214
8.50
-50
Warrants
1.80
Jun
Aug
Sep
-1
57c
Sep
37,300
35
.50
Gold
Bouzan Mines Ltd
Sep
Sep
Apr
3.80
Jan
1.70 Mar
-1
18c
-
Jan
2.65
-1
Mines.
Bordulac Mines
Bouscadillac
12c
65c
preferred
Gold
Aug
Aug
1
Uranium
Ribbon
5c
1.15 Aug
50c
.50
Ltd
Mines
22c
Sep
Aug
1.65 Aug
1.114 Sep
Mines
Uranium
-1
„1
65c
Yukon
Warrants
15,100
35c
5,900
20c
Aug
54c
Jan
4c
3,000
3c
Aug
8c
Feb
1.00
12,350
90c
Sep
1.05
Jan
914c
2,000
7c
Aug
27c
Jan
British Amer
1
Oil
Columbia
British
4%
preferred
414% preferred
5%
7575
75-%
50
84
Feb
4.114
4114
210
40
Jun
44
Feb
-10
88
90
110
88
Jun
95% Mar
45
Sep
250
10%
"3,195
10% May
13%
14
14
125
13%
Sep
17
13%
13
13%
130
13
Sep
17%
Apr
Sep
53
Jun
Sep
47%
Aug
1.07
Apr
Jan
39
.25
—1
38
43%
3975
4014
382
73c
68c
75c
15,600
13%
13%
13%
38
3,908
39%
520
6%
*
Co—
39%
60c
6%
6%
25
Brunhurst
Mines
-1
6c
7,000
-1
6C
8
7c
Mines
614 c
7,000
5.05
5.05
5.50
1,560
Montreal
614 c
614 c
4,500
1.00
1.10
3,700
67c
Company
Mills
class
Brunswick
Canadian
&
Smelting—
-1
Building
Bunker
1
12c 1314c
47,500
7c
514 c
8c
JOHN'S, P. Q.
\
Jan
Jan
12%
12c
Apr
Mar
10 %c Aug
21c
Apr
1114c Feb
514c
Sep
25% July
37
July
3114
9c 1014 c
2,500
7c
Aug
28c
28c
32c
15,900
21c
'
13
Aug
Aug
Sep
11%
Apr
6% Jan
7%
Apr
"
Burlington
44.
Jan
15c
1
Ext
Lake
Dry
8
19c
2.50 May
125
+
Burcbell
17% July
Jan
19,000
3214
Jan
May
3114
*
Products
Hill
1.00
13c
Gold
Lake
Red
-1
—1
Ankerite
Buffalo
St., New York City, MUrray Hill 2-4545
A
Gold
Buffalo
PhHlips Square
Office:
1
Mining
Buffadison
Mar
46%
1014
14
-•
Columbia Power
50
46
1014
._50
Columbia Packers class A.
B
Sep
13% Sep
6
July
6C
Aug
5c
Aug
5.00 Aug
614c Sep
Bruck
Jun.
-50
British Columbia Forest Products.
Brown
57%
.100
.;
preferred
preferred
British Columbia Telephone
Broulan Reef Mines
HART
Sep
Electric Power—
474%
Burrard
see
v«
41
16C
Dock
class
A
7%
13
13
500
13
9%
footnotes
Jan
20% Jan
Jan
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
For
12 %c
45c
Mines
Beattie-Duquesne
Buffalo
65 West 44th
Jun
4,200
-25
Telephone PL-9501
1203
16
3,091
Bell
5c
Aug
2.40
Brunsman
Branch
Jan
8c
—I
CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
-
Jan
2.01
4314
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterre Quebec Mines
MEMBERS: MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE
Local Branch:
Jan
21c
41
Mining—
14c
St. West,
Feb
39c
1
-
Ltd
Exploration
Uranium
British
Dame
17c
714 c
Bathurst Power & Paper class A—
Class B
'
Class
230 Notre
Jan
1.16 Mar
41%
1
Bata Petroleums Ltd
British
-
Jan
14c
3.80 July
42c
May
1
Mines
Metals
2414
Mar
8,700
..
6% Jun
29%
—10
Scotia
Mines
Barymin
29
23
2.60
1
Bank
Base
27
23
2.60
——
Montreal
500
26c
118% May
15 % Apr
—10
Mines
Cons
of
Barnat
27
_50o
—-
preferred—
1
Oils
Bankeno Mines
Bankfield
1
—25
preferred
53A%
Banff
Bevcon
43c
Feb
1.90 Jun
15% Mar
614 c
13,500
:
Aug
100
4214
10c 1014
July
40c
1
19c
&
3914
42 U
22c
34c
Mar
8,060
25c
90c i
17%
2.20 Jan
60c
6c
Jan
1.25
6,000
.
27c
>
/
75c
16%
39
16%
.
Aug
35c
26c
Jan
1,000
4c
SAVARD
85c
10
Mar
6,000
:8c
-r-8c
500
*
20c
12c
25c "
90c
1
29c
Beatty Bros
77c
6c
38c
■
__
29c
1.05 Aug
1
Beaueage
Jan
23c
31 %
1
60c
12%
Jan
Sep
«
2Gc
3.35
800
12%
2.28
5c
.
26,700
60c
614c
Sep
46c
Aug
9c
Aug
5.75 Aug
6c
.
,18c
3.35
l-
Feb
21c
2.10,, 2.10
__
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Westvilld Mines Ltd—
Apr
Jan
75c
65c
38,100
18c
Jan
1
July
9c 11.14c
♦
Virginia Mining Corp
17c
13,500
65c
25c...
-
1
1.85
15c " Jan
Aug
Aug
31,500
59c
21c
July
14c
1
Mines
Mines
4.25
10c
++_■
70c
5C
1
River
Jan
700
21c
•
Sep
Aug
~
,
1
Ltd
1.98
22,500
*
Ltd
'
,
12c
12c i-16c
,12c
*
L
*
127/8+14 V-j
10c
„1,25
—
14,600
2.25/2.35
'
1
;
16c.
.4,15 4,4.15
12.%
1
Trojan Consolidated Mines Ltd—
&
6,000
7c
22c
1
United Oils
Weedorr Pyrite
Jan
1114c
Feb
Sep
Aug
26c
1
Mines
Mines
Bicroft
1
—
Mines
SeD
45c
5:40-r 5.75
_1
—
Ventures
32c
July
1.35
49c;
1.
Corp
Ltd;
Valpr Lithium
July
20c
1,100
55c
49c
Ltd
—
18c
17,700
:
5'.4c
5.40
.
Ltd
17,000
27c
,1.55
7c /- 8c'
27c " 31c
.,
*
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
_1
Mines
Jun
•
1
Trans
Trebor
34c
6.50.
27c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Jun
914c
1
COns Mines
Lake
Tarbeli
14c
80c,
6.50
;i
Ltd
Stanleigh Uranium Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
1,500
50c
•
._
Rocky Petroleums Ltd—
.
19c
Sep
52c
-
Mines
6c
2.95
80c
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd-1
Quebec Lithium Corp
——1
Development Ltd
i
1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
1
Red Crest Gold
Sep
'6c
•
Quebec Oil
6c
13c "
13c
,
,
Chibougayiau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Copper Cbrp Co Ltd1
Quebec
2,000
514 c /514 c.
—1
Ltd-'
94c
1
Jan
6c
'
1.45
1
Mines
(Chib)
Producers
1.45
Aug
Avillabona Mines Ltd
Jan
Aug
30c ..; 32c
26c
1 '
37c
9.00 Mar
26c,
32c
2
:—i
51% Feb
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A.
17c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
AUg*
8,617
1
Aumaque Gold Mines
3.05
5.30
8.30
!
—
Mines
Sep
Jan
47
8.30
Yellowknife
Jan
75
2,800
3,704
—*
May
49
6c
25o
common
Jun
1.25
16%
30c
Warrants
Atlantic Acceptance
Steels
,«.»«
8c
10c
28c
Aug
9274
5c
4,200
6c
Pennbec Mining Corp
Productions
9,000
11,200
Jan
11
1.35
11
10,000
15c
12c
100
44c
26C
10c
6c
1.50
15,500
1.22
class B——.——10
Artists
Associated
3.50 Aug
c
514 c
1
Hardware
Ashdown
Jan
49
—50
Mines
Jan
0.25 May
2.00
1114
1.27
•
50
1.98
AUg
Sep
Sep
2.20 Sep
514c
—1
Jan
70c
:
4.35
100
Feb
2.00 July
43c
*
Argus Corp common
$214 preferred
14c.
5c
2.40
17c 1814
Jan
29c
70c
60c
Mines
Area
Mar
2.40
1114
48 %
95c
4,575
•
—
Atlin-Ruffner
Explorations Ltd-1
Partridge Canadian
11,779
Resources
Corp
Atlas
———1
800
84c
——
Bank
Parbec
4.50
75c
50% July
50% July
46% Jun
Aug
1.00 Aug
25c
Aug
1
Warrants
Fflto
1.35*
8.3C
4.35
79c
14c
jun
23c
July
20,300
19c
-
1.05
4.35
—lo
Atlas
600
1
1.00
5
Sep
Sep
19% July
43% Jun
140
50o
1
Jan
1,000
1.95
28,731
45
25c
Nickel
July
3,000
—
25c 2814c
34%
1.05
^——1
Consolidated
62c
12c
10c
90c
Apex
49c
5.30
Opemisce Explorers Ltd-i
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1-
Jan
24c
10c
1
2,533
20,225
Mines
23c
Sep
Sep
1.40
-
Ansil
Aug
Aug
12c
1
Obalski
Jun
8c
3.65 % 3,20
.
1
95c
8c
;
Ltd—
i—*
North American Asbestos Corp—1-
15c
1.55
28%
-335
20c
Petroleums
Sep
Apr
1.20 Sep
17,100
5c
—1
Corp
15c
1.15
4,949
16,962
•
•
Controls
Analogue
12c
-
May
4414
Ltd*
Mines
3,500
•
Aug
17
1.50
—1
Develop
6,000
"
99
Jan
4414
——1
—
Oil
Lead
Anacon
8c
1014c
_
Normetal
14c
5c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
New Vinray Mines Ltd—
1
New West Amulet Mines Ltd—,
13c
98c"
19,400
.
v
New
Mines
Leduc Petroleums
1,15 " 1.65
1.50
Jan
8
50
—
Larder
American Nepheline
9c,, 12c
f
92
21
Debentures
12c
12c
'
New
1,200
1.37
=
8c
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1
New
18c
60c
Ltd——-—1
Mines
73
94c
1.18
94
39
Jan
1.16
1.20
1.70 Jan
66c
Aug
25% May
3014
Anglo American Exploration
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Rouyn Mines——.—
•
1314c Aug
150
Jan
Sep
21
Anchor
6,071
1.85
Feb
28%
Jun
Jan
Julv
1514
Jan
July
Aug
3414
May
10c
Feb
20c
18
29
84c
60c
96c
1
"
Molybdenite Corp
250
44c
35c
21
Jan
1.16
;—'.—5
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd——
17,'
8% July
93c
20
-
3514
pfd.:
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Arcadia
1,000
21c
*
common
41»
23c
7c
10% Mar
Apr
3,831
11,865
19%
25
:
Ltd
Co
80c
64c
Feb
2,810
11% I
94
Apr
13% July
13% July
Sep
1.2$
I,500
55c!
50c
1814
Apr
3c
1,000
8114
Co Ltd—.——1
1.25
52c
1
^—100
16c
May
7%c July
1.40 May
3,100
—.—•
Jaja
23c
26o
1.45
65c
16c"
2,500
14c
'
Mercedes Exploration
4,000
1.45
714c Sep
Sep
6,500
1014c 10%c
.
35c
12,500
—
—
6%
60c
_•
Oils
9% July
21
-3.70 Aug
650
5,250
10c
July
39c
14,500
714 c
16% J'.-
1
8,700
.
•v..
Feb
24
Aug
Sep
15,835
9c
***-.
35% Jan
1.00 Aug
64o
Aug
9c
Jan
8c
41,100
4c,
66c
7c
,
—*
Louvicourt Golclfield Corp.
Mclntyre-Porcupine
7c
16c
115,740
1
Jun
'
,35c
*
64c
Ltd—.1
Co
Ltd
Petroleums
27c
4.25
30c
21c
-
l.Ooo
3%c.*
3',4c
*
7c
1,400
1.16-
65c
35%
2314 Feb
10,400
27c
—1
Ltd——
Corp
10c10c
39c 4; 39c :
10c
„
15,350
1.76
814
Ltd
Algom a Steel
May
Arnurex
Indian
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd!—_1
1.30
1014
6C
4,250
10c
j-'
814 c
1614c 1614c
5.20
debentures
tic
17,000
,
7
Apr
17'/# May
8c
High
Sep
Sep
1.30 Mar
22c
26
25
■
330
•
71,2C
7c
r
»
25
18%
60c
certificates
trust
414%
Haitian Copper Corn Ltd
——1
Hollinger Cons Gold. Mines Ltd—f—_5/"
170
18
8%
common
Pacific Cons
2,000
-
.
8%
18%
1
Uranium
7,000
7c
f*-.k•
22%
4.20
Gold-.
Explorations
23c
1.35
Yk
1,000
,
25%
282
*
common
Warrants
Ltd——___.
5,189
2314
—.——50o
Akaiteho
Low
2814
89c
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
2214
8Vs
—
Surpass Shoe
"
High
22 V*
1
Jan
2914 c
Aug
'May
1
Ltd
Sep
14c
136,800
j
5e'*"<■ 6c
lie/.; 140
27
129,600
.•
80c *1.04
6c
12c
.—1/
'176
23c
"
12c
'
Bharea
26
*
Jan
4.05 Mar
Aug
Sep
for Week
Low
1
5.20
Sep
Salea
Range
of Prices
26
•
common..
-v.-
AJax Petroleums
Fab Metal. Mines Ltd
•
——25
Preferred
65c
2.20 Aug
2,500
»1.95 -197
,14c
9%C
19c
Acadia-Uranium Mines
-"2.60 1
22c" "25c"
—1
914c Jun
850
2.50
1
:
Ltd———
Eastern Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
El Sol Gold Mines Ltd—:—1——-1
Week's
Last
Sale Pries
Feb
Exchange
Fonda
Jan
14%c
Sep
Friday
Jan
5.25
2.00 Aug
1.70 Sep
Oaatliin
10
469
9
775
7%
50
f
1514c Jan
82c
May
15% Jan
41
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
;
.
M>onday, September 23, 1957
.•
(1298)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Low
cable
Mines" ousirznzzzrziiirr.
75c
Bread
Canada
6,294
35c
21,315
85c
Aug
6ep
25 'h
29%
1,485
24
Feb
36
1,335
61
Sep
80
62
200
Consolidated
West
Jan
Consumers Gas of Toronto com
Jail
18,527
Sep
5.85
2,100
5.00 Aug
6.20
3.50
445
2.50 May
3.50 Sep
25
26
27
27
100
26V4
32
236
31%
10
31 %
Malting common--——-——*
Lands———
——•
48%
48'.'-
Apr
Copper
55
Jan
C'orbv
1.95
2.50
10,407
1.70
8514
37
280
35 lit
1,275
34
74
75 lit
285
73
2.75
2.75
3.25
2,900
5.90
5.90
6.60
2,860
Wit
15'a
150
39 Vb
Aug
May
"2
Jan
2.85 Mar
Sep
33
35','4
7 5'.is
20
Canada Permanent Mtge
%
35
Feb
4.50
Sep
Jan
37 Va Mar
Jan
90
Sep
Oil warrants
Canada Southern
1
Canadian
Bakeries
48c
5,033
42c
10c
10c
13c
6,500
6.90
6,735
5
5
150
44 lis
44' it
47
2,445
120
British
British
Empire
Canadian
Canners
•
Aluminium
Canadian
Canadian G'clanese
4,093
Coulee
Cusco
Jan
B'Eldoua
28
July
29%
Jun
Debate
Gold
*
Sep
19
Jun
Diadem
78c
Apr
Pete
Jun
Dome
25
Apr
July
1G%
50
31
Feb
Dominion
6',4
3,072
6
Aug
9
Jan
1.30 Mar
4.75
5.00
70c
70c
70c
1,655
63e
9 VbC
10c
3,25C
62c
Aug
-.
1
600
4.75
Sep
Canadian
Decalta
warrants
:•
65c
63 c
Canadian
Devonian Petroleum—
•
n 5.90
5.75
6.60
32,060
5.75
10
100
7'/a
Jun
17 ',4
7»4
Steel
Drawn
Canadian
pfd
Canadian
Class
Food
Products
53 c
16,313
35c
Jun
62c
Aug
5c
6c
5,000
5c
Sep
20c
Jan
15c
17c
7,500
15c
Sep
34c
Jan
1
9Vbc
9'bc
9 Vbc
4.200
7c
Aug
16c
5,500
70c
Jan
1
76c
73c
80c
25c
1.60
1.60
1.70
19,169
9c
322,500
26'«
2,677
9.80
10'
1
7,785
9.25
13 %
935
12 Va
Canadian
Husky
Warrants
Apr
9.40
Canadian
Jail
57 Vb May
9%
Sep
12%' J;<n
*
7%
7%
7%
1,030
*
75c
75 c
75c
500
50c
Feb
-1
13c
13 Vbc
15c
4,700
10c
Aug
37c
13%
13%
100
13
July
14%;May
85c
90c
I,500
80c
37,0'J.)
16C
Aug
73c
Jan
53,450
13c
July
26c
Jun
6Vbc Aug
16c
May
7
127
Donnell
&
8
% Mar
Mines
Ida
20c
17c
24c
16c
lie
170
1
7 Vb C
7'be
8c
4,500
1
1.56
1.40
1.58
77,100
1.10 Mar
1.'58
2.40
2.40
2.75
10.750
2.15 Aug
5.25
1
25c
25c
2.000
1
14c
15c
Duvan
Jan
Din ex Oils &
Aug
2,283
1.75
Feb
1,731
12%
Jan
8.50
Canadian
North
Canadian Oil
1,225
6
3.10 July
23
July
16 V4
Apr
5%
1953
Jun
East
East
23c
2,811
30
32%
3,027
95
95
35
92
—
138
138
10
130
East
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Prospect
Canadian
Thoriinn Corp,
Canadian
Tire
17
285
9.00
9.00
10
1,940
28%
20 %
2.94
2814
29%
Ltd
preferred
*
-
25
10
162/a
1
Sullivan
Asbestos
■
Canadian
Viekers
Canadian
*
•
——
7 Vac.
2,000
90;
197
25
24
—;
,
2,775
16
.
170
2.85
7c
Feb
21 Va
.,
July
34% May
26 % May
.
Aug
Sep
July
5.50
Feb
14c
Jun.
Sep '
10'b Jun
July
15
24
*
Apr
May
81
—
Eddy
Co—-—'.
Match
Coy.._i__
Copper
—•
Can
b
330
30c
32<Jl
,
•
•
-
40e-A
3.35
3.15.
14c
23c
2.15
Atlg
Aug
"30c
"37,600 •
3.65
2.21
1
-
500
5,639
'
28c
30c
1»' f
MinesLb.
Erhi
Caij Met Explorations
18c
18c
.
1
—
-—11,-1——A:
i
.
2.45
Canso
Natural
Canso
Oil
Gas
■
___
•!
1.77'
1
Captain "Klines ttd
Cariboo Gold QUttrtx
1.77
1.98
41
26,903
13C
1
13c
05,932
10 %C
1
62,420
32,606
13c
:
16c
——,1
-
,
lGo
17c
70c
60c
Jan
Jan
Federal
Grain
Apr
Federal
Apr
6.75
Asbestos
Corp Ltd—
Cayxor Athabaska
Central
Del
*
—
Central Explorers
Central
4.60
2.61 July
Florida
3.30 Mar
Ford
2.70
1
1.05
gc
9c
Jan
Chateau
2.70
Wines—
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville
-
15
—^
Mines
7 VaC.
20c
20c
7c
3,000
5,000
20c
15c
Aug
167,053
1.41
73
7,200
84c
73%'
125
l
32c
32c
34c
1.96
1.94
2.14
75,600
f
Mines
Jan
Jun
General
Apr
General
Petroleum
Coin Lake
Gold
Apr
Giant
Mascot
Jun
Giant
Glacier
2,375
9,500
20c
Aug
85c
13 %c
13C
13,400
10c
Jun
17c
14c
Apr
.
,
,
Scientific
Colomac
Copper
Combined
Enterprises
Jun
Feb
Glenn
Goldale
Commonwealth
Pete
Con
Key
Conro
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
__
Consolidated
Denlson
Warrants
4,800
88c
1,100
19,325
34c
20c
Sep
10,100
10c
Aug
4,000
7c
20c
23c..,
ioc
10c
9c
6%
1
•
614
_
12c
23c
,
—
Mines—
'
1
~
10
-
3.25
350
6%;
2(io,
13
Jan
1,000
10c
15c
Aug
Aug
5,158
18c
Apr
Jan
44c
"
May
21c J Jan
Mar
IOC
Aug■
19,600
Feb
2.80
45c
1
—
July
8
Jan
Goldfields
'
'
Crest
Mines
Grandines
Granduc
Jan
Consol
Oold
Mic
Mining
Consolidated
Ltd
Ma#
&
Morrison
Consolidated
Negfis
Ltd
SmeltingExplor
Consolidated
Nicholson
Northland
Consolidated
Peak
Conisol
Pershcourt
Consolidated
*•
-
•
'
For
Mines
Jan
25%
5.50 Jan
17%
Apr
Great
2.50 Aug
3.50
Jan
Greening
41c
42c
.
4 fie"
37c
1.10
Apr
16c
.
1,900
7'ac'
Aug
90c
Jan
Sep
64c
May
y 1.04 Aug
3,005
16c"
6 Vac
39c
33c
27,199
1.19
16c
*
u
500'
47c
45c
57c
2.00
2.10
43c
17,800
3.70
3.70
21'A
21 ',4
22%
38c
15c
3,275
43c
3.20
6.381
20 %
see
LA
page
46C
58c
47c
2.15
530
-
.
Aug
'6.00
Jan
Sep
42c
July
46c
h.
Sep
■'
Aug
Apr
17 Vbc
9c
\
'
20c
1.15
5:80
•
163
73c
43
13%
-II—1
lie
.
1
..
.
I?
25
3 Vbc
9c
13 V
2.10
7,305
37
•
common
7%
4.00
4.00
47
1
7%
4.00
Gas
—
-50 i
West
Coal
Wire
,
47
25c
26%
27%
26''4
.l^
class
5*4
B
4.50
f<—
32c
Uranium
.
340
8
5'%:
4.50
30c
100
Jan
46V2
-205;
T.02O
*1,000
50
34c"
44.'
Ltd.
Mines
Hard
Jan
Harrison
Jun
25c
25c 28
Vac;
31,466
16VaC
Feb
38c
July
—
Rock
Goid_w_
Gold
Headway
1
Red
Gold
Mines
Jan
Heath
Jan
Hendershot Paper
8c
Sep
17c
Apr
- ---10c
Sep
22c
'May
Sep
95c
May
60c
67c r
l.OOO -
1
Lake
1.05
2,500
Preferred
1
common.!..-
■—
Gold Mines-
*
60c
rtt
1625
9.50
-
T
Highland
TvT
Beli
6.90
t-.-48
Mar
7
?.*•
5.50 Feb
67e
Aug
Apr
v;. 12 Vb
.
20.Vb July '•*:
•
Jun
Jun
Mar
.j
Apr
'25/. May
oc:
15c*
14,400
17%:
"8,465
10%
;
4,880
20.500
7c
.
'
'
27
1.90
1,137."
28%
1.90
100
lie May
.16% Se]j
..8 Vb Aug
6C
Aug
22
Jan
49c
*;
l
,<21% Mar
%
v
;
-;
Mar
14
15c
Mar
30 Vb
Apr
July
3.00 May
1.70 July
Aug
10c
■
10c 10' be
7,600
10c
Feb
17c
15c
15c
18c
5,500
14c
Aug
62c
Apr
17c 19 Vbc
4,500
15c
Jail
27c
May
8c
7,500
8c
Sep
17c
35c 38 Vbc
23,400
31c
8'be 10%c
24,315
7c
57,8
57ii
280
90
90
19 Vbc
8C
36c
10c
*
—100
90
1
5Vbc
5Jbc
1.30
1.30
'
Heva
l2e-;
17
i
16c
-15,825
12c
1
1
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head of Lakes Iron
Aug
12c;-
Mines
Minerals
Aug
—
:
*
,52
"
9.50
7c
8C
10% May
■
•;
6.55 .Aug
150
.1
'50c
10c
v
.i,:
Aug
5
23C
100
1
Apr
May
9c
7.00
20%
Hallnor Mines
5.35
28%
68c
ioc
7.00
.1
Mines
Gunnar
Sep
82c
60c
Gulch
Aug
Jan
1
47 Vb May
Sep
4.35 Aug
.
113,550
20 "3
27
July
6.600-
Jan
•;,
26V4_Sep.
.
""
5%
4.50
.10
6 Vbc
38c
6,033"*
Jan
5.60
3.40 Feb
_
'
.90
^
Trust '.i—b——
•
10,767
9c
Guaranty
1
23.000
"—
Gridoil Freehold.
Gypsum Lime & Alab
45c
8c
Jan
27Vbc
Sep
5%
,1.780
48
Gwillim. Lake
44c
64c'"
47% Mar
14 a* May
Sep
34%
Mp.vr
•
Sep 1
1.80
Jan
Jan
Mar
200
May
6Vbc Aug :
.
34c
.
,?
:
- Jun
.
4
10 Vbc
--
5,400
1.80
34%
41.
,
11,600
10 Vbc 11 %e
2.10
**
!
Jail
142
100
,
-
;
May
•
10 Vbc
.'
v
Sep f b
Aug
9c
353s
Paper
July
49c
14Ci
t
Feb
T280 ■ May
16c
10,000
.
1.80
^
6c
4,000
43
13'%
Sep i..;.
24,956.
-
170
160
43
13'4
F
7VbC Aug
-5,700
15c
«
Jan
46c
56c
Sep
70c
Aug %
17c
1,100
.
7 Vbc
50
Apr
1.10 May
25c
May
33c
7'bC.
Jan
2.15
'
Aug
18c
II.672
9c
*C
6c
49c
14c
55c
1.38
,
1
8c
Jan
27c
'
3.70 Aug
19,090
22c'
20c
20c
Warrants
22c
1
1.30 May
Jun
10c
-
3,310
-.
6,25 Jan
4.00
•
2,000
-
-
.
Apr
July
< -'-45
Mar "
17c
»
6,800
4.55
Apr
63%
4.50 Aug
-
2,150
8,600
.
Apr
-18%
*
•
Vb Aug
37
-
July
106
Sep
Sep-
8.00
50
--1,154-
■
2.18
2.05
93
405
11c
11c
4.10
4.10
1
May
>
33c
1
-
Mfties
19c
3.75
Sep
1.90 Aug
25c
17,225
-
Mai¬
50c
ne
'
4 10
•
Quebec Gold Mines..—2.50
footnotes
285,350
25c
25c
•
2.05 Jun
,
May
15c
840
37C
f„
6VbC Sep
5,100
2.00
1
*
Mines
Oils
4.30
17C
20
8,109
-
Jan
1.30
31
*
II,200
1
Mines—,
Consolidated
5.00
4.20
common
;
Northern
10,075
2
Mosher
Consolidated
Oils
4.50
—1
$2.80 preferred
Great Plains Develop
21,742
1
Marcus
4.50
4.20
-i
Miues
Warrants
,2.75;;.
6%c
1
—
l
Consolidated
'
v
1:
—1
,
11',a
1.15
1
Consolidated Howey Gold
Consolidated
Marbenor
Mines
Consolidated
40
-1
-
Mines
Mines
Great
18'4/
37 c
"
.
Gillies Lake—..
Consolidated Haliiwell
39
-1
r
—
Gold-
Lakes
2.61
~
i
—^
Great
1014
.7
7
warrants.—
Consolidated
'
39
Jan
...
Jan
35c
Sep
Sep
740
54
—1
Graham Bousquet Gold
17' i<
*
Class B
f
Mines
Goodyear Tire Canada
4rr
preferred
2.65
l
Consolidated
i
8'4 Aug
-
Consolidated Dragon OilCpnsoi Fenlmore Iron
50'%
1
Uranium
Greyhawk
East
Mines—
^Grafton class A_-
Apr
26c-
-
»
23c
55c
Feb
12%
Gold
-
Manitou
17%
•
10
50%
8c
40c
27
10,200
94,963
96
•
1.
MineS-
Eagle
101",
.
.
Discovery
"
49Vbc Jan
15C
19c
May
4.60
Sep
Aug
Aug
6% Aug
Aug
18,000
12c
23c
.
•
-
.
16c 18 VaC
ioc
:,
lie.
10c
18C
:
Flin
Oils
200
1.04
23c
Mines
Cordasun
2.50
36C...
•
Gamma
Calliman
100
common
Mine—,
Mines
Golden
11
36c
#
Bellekeno
Goltl
Jan
92c
1.00
l
_
Oil
Bakeries
Beta
.
!
.
Corp
Allenbee
Consolidated
Consolidated
*
■
Development
Consolidated
.
—2.50
Mines
Jan
6c
3.25
—I*
-
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum
II
■ ■
_•
2.14
47c
6,100
27:%
95
9.00
„1
;__1%
-
Prosp
Uranium
16c
241,400
8c
27'%
96
9.00 :
87/b May
Sep
746
11
55c
1
;
Feb
-
•
Jan
3.10
r-
Aug.
54c
7J,L>C
1
Yellowknife Mines
-
Mining
Goldcrest
Coldstream
27 Vb
:
1
—
Canada
Yellowknife
Sep
236
6%
4 Jan
34
Sep
.100
10c
1
78
8%
21,400
Jan
*
Sep
1.75
May
"21c
Aug""*
22%
325
.
54c
1
55c
21c
flc
40c
t
Geo
2.14
10c
Ltd
Mines
Feb
__i
Mines
Gencx
Apr
8 Vh
7 Vb
Class A
Jan
1.52
Jan
56% Mar
< 4. -.114
Sep
6VbC
"'9,60^
7
45c
__19
Motors
22c
8V'«
•
-
common
——
Mines Ltd—,
General Dynamics
1
Equipment
Cody Reco
Power
preferred
Gcco
4.25
Aug
75c
.*
*
;
—
Apr
4.25
Jun"ti "
30c
'
.76
'2,098
'.
Sep '
49:'b
640
1.90
7
1
1
Explora tion
Galkeno
60c
Aug
62
9,000
1
—
62c
6,200
24
1.75
7
Co
36c
-
1.75
common.
28c
Sep
1.00 Sep
V. 10% s p
5.90 Feb
43,175"
-
Gai twin
5,30 Jun
7Qc
'
v
9.33 ~ 10%
23%
Companies
16
Aug
Sep
.
76C.
76c
25
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Cochenour Willans
w.
19c
2.27 Mar
1.10 Jan
v
Jan
2.90 Apr
15'/be Jun
14% Jun
6,500
1.08
1.25
1.25
1
Chrysler
18c
83c
•
95c
9C
Ltd
65
•
8c
Trailer
I,600
'8c
1
„
Chitno Gold Mines—
Farm
15
1
—
Chib-Kayrand Copper
1
C'hiboug Jaculet Mines
75o
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—;
1
Co'ckshutt
2.85
15
•
Gai
8c
,
Frobislier
Jan
Apr
'
Sep
"
Fraser
July
May
-
Mines
Gatineau
Charter Oil
1.95 Mar
.
-
Fruehauf
5.00
May
3.^0; May
FeiJc i:.i
f„.
60c
-
83
7.00 Mar
Sep
XMay
v;
.
"3,950
507,ii
14 % July
Aug
la
23
•.
,•
-.
*
Jan
'
'
"375 "
14,000
r
76
Sep
9c
10C
63c
50 Vb
8.40 Apr
1.00 Aug
9C
60c
.
42%
*
J 9.55
J2.93 Jan
12c "Aug y.y
V41'c,
25
"Aug
* j"33%
8c
* • 24c
Sep-
2,467"
"
49%« Jan
{
Feb
86c
13,000
"
'i
Apr
Jun
93c
■
Sep
1.40
•'2,990"
•
Jun
Vb
Jan
*
Sep
26"
76
Fraueoeur
2.50
15c
9.55
Mar
8.00
Jan>
17Vb
7.85
.50%
70c
2,700
7.2p
25%
15
Feb
15,850
10c
1.15"
61c
;
Ford of Canada Class A—
5.00
1.0-3
IIIIIIi
Mar
'
15
657
8,155
Corp_
57c
6.25 Jun *
400
1.25
.
•
25
;
(U Si-,
Canada
Motor Co
Aug '
38,909
3.00,
1.05
1
,
Porcupine
•
45c
800
10
9c
—1
—-
13c
3,895
5.50
8.55-
8.70
1
Gold
Pat
Central
5.40
•
—
Rio
7.20
m
-
25c
4,865..
..
12c
7.2$'-
.
28
2.05
'
*
Cassiar
18'b
;2.14
—~'j:
AV
class
Manufacturing
Jan
"
IIIII250
—,
Copper-
Kirklantf
Fleet
Feb
8,000
—I
Ltd
Tungsten
5,100
-
Jan
1.30
'
*
Feb
54c
10%
17 Vb
2.08- ;
1.06
—
Fargo Oils
F'arwcst
16?%
17%
-
Mar
82c
>
,
1.013.
27
16%
Canadian
Players
28c
.
27
—
Famous
1.25
11,500
26c.
.
Jan
40c
59c
-
6,400
76c ■'
61c
26o
•
■■
Fanny Farmer Candy —
Faraday Cranium Mines
1.84
70c.
6.75
•
63c
-
Nickel
1.02
1.42 Jan
7,815
44c
•'
—
15c
38c
Jun
58
Aug.:
13Vbc
38c
Aug
27%
Sep
35c
14 Vbc
l-
1,060
Jun
47
Aug
Sep
-
Jan
8.25
,,
Aug
23c
Sep
Jun
■
31c
18c
Apr
3,834
2.10
'
31c
Falconbrldge
5,349
-•
1.95
2.00
_1
—
Producers—
Mar
11 Vbc
5.60
Aug
25
20c
Refineries
69c'
2.35 Aug
30,850
156
llVbc
Explorers Alliance
56c
Jan
4.10
1.50 Aug
1
Jan
-
Warrants
23
25
Jan
Apr
Apr
25
35%*
20
3.35
'
33
—
17
32 Vb
'
35%
90
■*
Corp
Excelsior
210
37
Mines—
Sol
Eureka
36,674
1.50
Sep
65c
-
1.65 Aug
2.08
Oils
Peu-Rey
Gold
El
4.800
-
10
Eddy Paper class A—2
Eldrich Mines common
El
Aug
12Vbc Sep
1.85
——
*'
Canam
Jan
50c
24c
1.50
1.90
1
Economic Investment Trust
Warrants
Candore Exploration '—'
-
•
Ltd
Smelting
Products
Apr
110% Mar
2.00 Aug
100
Steel
154 Vb
"
"
■
2.00
Mining
Eastern
39 Vb July
Mar
20
370
16
.
2.00
Eastern
Jan
101 y4
28% Feb
150
3.05
90
6c
—
20'/a
2.94
90
Wallpaper Mfrs class B
,Canadian Willlston
20 Va
Jan
40c
4.30 Mar
9,146
May
_1
Ltd
Co
Metals
Eastern
1
Mines—
28
Jun
11
_
7c
:
Corp—
16 Va
16%
.
;
:
Mines
36c
July
..
Gold
Amplii
Mulartic
15
Sep
Aug
20'/ac Sep
26% Mar
20'/2C
warrants
Railway
Feb
14
25c
30
-—100
1955 warrants,
< >
8'/a
25
4,500
20'/ac
100
:
Canadian Pacific
1,590
16
28c
•
common
preferred
preferred
8 'A
10 Va
16
28c
1
Inca
Cos
914
Jan
1.75
Sep
Jan
17
16
Jan
1
1
Feb
1.35
9.20
9%
Jan
Copper Co Ltd
Minerals
50
23 Vb
2.10
»
9%
1.00
Sep
———*
.—*
Sep
16
•
7%
class B
Mudge—
Sep
8.50
____
common
Woollens
17
16
Gold
Textile
39
67c
2.10
.♦
Locomotive
Malar tic
Sep
3!) Vb
3,197
7
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
May
Aug
25'A
1,255
Eastern
Canadian
32'2
Sep
10
7
*
16
Feb
25 V 4
47
Rope
:
Feb
2
325
9:!'i
Do tin
Aug
400
31.211
45 Vb
Donald
2.00
11%
19 V
13 %
9%
3.50 Mar
10c
Oils
Jun
45%
Sep
Oil
Mar
25%
23 7
Stoics
2.50
k
99
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
4
50
33V2
Dominion
2.50
20
;
Sep
Aug
May
2.50
5.376
28Vb July
Sep
26
95%
*
•
7.00
17
22%
Jun
26%
13 %
23%
—
2.50
39
14%
Jun
8
13 Vb
*
Ordinary
Dominion
95c
Jan
'
25%
—*
-
& Coal
Steel
Dominion
17
8
Vb
Apr
32%
13% May
Jau
July
10
16 Vb Aug
1
Homestead
Canadian
Dominion
9.50 Aug
20c
Crest
High
Canadian
Dominion Magnesium
2.70 Mar
36
22
Apr
2lc
Sep
8c
25'!'t
12 7
2.83
Aug
8c
26
9.80
—
Jan
1.70
22 Va May
85c
8c
25'%
1
—2
—2.50
Jan
,1.15 Mar
Jan
1.42
140
Sep
17
Jan
Mar
45c
1,425
Jan
36
-
2,849
1.05
*
Jan
29
5.10
100
36c
23%
*
Preferred
Aug
97!a
250
Canadian Gen Securities class A
9C
96 V b
3,301
7
Feb
7,232
,
96 Vb
58,290
•
42c
26
1.30
*
Aug
22 Vb
7.10
A
13c
26 Vb
17Va
com
28c
15c
*
30c
!
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
4.25
Sep
2.25
*
1.07
1
Sep
10c
Foundry & Steel common—•
Preferred
100
7.00
..."
3.95 July
Fell
1.90
July
45 c
Ltd
Bridge
1.10
Canadian Dredge & Dock—_
Canadian Dyno Mines
0.50
1
Oils
Jan
85c
Sep
10
Gas
.1.60 Jan,
-
Jan
4.25
Jan"
1.09
3.00 May
July
75c
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 3
Preferred
11,925
63,025
9Vbc
Dominion
1.63
1.000
.
19c
Mines
15'A
1.50
Sep
a
1
Mines
27 Va
1.50
•
July:
100
13c
13c
-
Canadian Chieftain
Jun
17
5,410
2.25
13c
;
SeagramsExploration
Dome
6
12%
3.00
2.25
1
Distillers
14% May
1,773
2.55
13c
Mines
15
6
17
Apr
Sep T
3,060
1
Mines
Palmer
Devon
Jan
5.20
80c
1.00
5.40
2.25
50
Mines
•
Mar
32c
Feb
1,500
90C
4.85
2.55
-
Mines
Horn
Deer
27 lit
—25
Cellulose
1.23 Jan
»
Sep
14'%
90c
1
Decoureey Brewls
Warrants
Apr
Sep
11%
Sep
-
Ltd—
Minos
Jun
7.50 Apr
Aug
14 V
4.85
,
•
common—
May
-
37c
150
16,000
44c
40c
42c
1
—
13
41
104Vs Aug:
1.61
310
15% ;
15%
15%
15 Vb
-
Sep
7c
47,559
'
Mar
40c
-
Aug
..
22c
4.000
2.33
Jan
*
„<•
Minerals
Feb
595
10c
1.93
3.50
Sep
3.80
18,100
22c
9 Vbc
15%
Pershing
Crowpat
13%
10,960
32c
22c
1.95
-
Croinor
101
.
4,263
9Vbc
■
*
Copper
Canada
Timber
95.
......
4.25
Feb
-18 Vbc Mar
6.25 Sep
27%. Jan
8,445
2,075...
101-101Va
•
1
Zinc
33
3.80
3.80
•
of
Warrants
10 Vbc
9,725-
14c
7.00
32
■
.
•
„
Lead
Oil
Croc
53c
2,425
64c
62c
13 Va
15
*
common
Chemical &
12%
13%
1114
62c
100
;
Cowiehan
12c
6.25
6.25
Sep
Sep
77c
Apr
-1.89
-
Sep
6 %C
--
B
56
23% Mar
130.650
30%
Rand ChibougDistillery class A_
Class
5
23 Va Mar
925
13'A:
*
————
preferred
$1%
Canadian
25
25 Vb
11%
10c
Oils—
A
class
9.00 July
4% May
43 Va Aug
97c
26c
Jun
24Vbc Jau
Feb
247b
125
Jan
60c
Feb
6.00
23 Va
23'/is
_•
common
Preferred
Canadian
46c
July
20
9Vbc Aug
6.15
—
Breweries
Canadian
15 Vb Sep
6.20
_•
—
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
8.30 July
5
Oil
Atlantic
5.00
Jan
,__2
—.
Minerals
Canadian
Feb
5.00
—l
Canadian Admiral Oils,-,
Canadian Astoria
75c
85C
86c
•
Exploration
Crestbrook
Canada Southern Petroleum—Canada Wire <fc Cable class B—
3,500
1
;
CoppercWP Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
29
42
35 %
•
class A,
30'/a Apr
Jan
12.085
6%c
—10
Peroleum
Class A
Conwcst
Sep
47lit Mar
96
3.25
1.80
1.85
24 Vb Mar
537
48%
2.95
2.95
——
Packers
Consolidated
Jun
7.60
27
54,700
6Vbc
30c
14%c Sep
11,578
30c
Jun
5.55
5.70
25 lit
15c
26c
1
Basin
Tungsten
Mining
High
Low
14'bc
Consolidated
6.50
Range Since Jan. I
26c
July
Sudbury
-
High
1
Mines Ltd-
Feb
4.35
5.85
Low
1
3.15
•
Shares
14'bc
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
13 Vb
31 'h-
Warrants
'
64
4.75
Aug
Jan
1.55
6.05
Canada Oil
Canada
51c
Consolidated Kegcourt
40c
—;—.—-—--20
common
for Week
1
Consolidate Red Poplar Min
1.00
1
Canada Iron Foundries common
Canada
3.20 May
Aug
35c
4.75
common,^__-„_.
Preferred
61c
3.15
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada Cement
500
90c
02
Sales
Range
of Price*
►
Par
High
2(1
1
1
—
Low
38c
•
•
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Calvan Consolidated Oil—
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
'
Range Since Jan. 1
90c
-1
25c
Petroleum
•><)
STOCKS
Shares
High
75c
Calalta
SEPTEMBER
for Week
of Pricee
Sale Price
Par
ENDED
Sales
Ranee
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday
5
10,000
6c'
~
1.40
.
89
5c
^
85c
94
-r
.
12Vbe
Aug;
Feb
6%
-.
u
2.00
'i
Jan
Jan
a;18c
,
Feb
*
Jan
1.07
-
5% Aug
*"
3,300
Sep
July
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jun
."'■/*
Volume
Number
186
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(129&)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Highvrood Sarcee Oils
Hinde
Hi
&
_20c
29c
35c
9.000
43
43
43
100
Drilling—.__
9
9
9
75
26 %
2,755
Con sol
Home
Co
Oil
Gold-
3
25
25
Ltd—
Class A
18
Class B
...
Howard
,
Smith
Mining
Imperial Bank
10%
Jan
23% May
170
26%
Sep
41
12,085
3.50
54%
3,676
18c
10,500
Feb
15% July
68
44 %
Sep
44%
47%
9,270
44%
11%
Sep
60
11%- 11%
5%
5%
510
8%c
11c
26,300
26%
26%
27%
1,951
7.25
8.50
2,150
7.00
175
50
50
85%
Co
•
preferred
common
3.25
3.*0
.1
International
Milling
International
Fowders
cl
Nickel
Co
International Petroleum
International Ranwick
"
Jupiter Oils
Kenville
'
i.
of
Gold
Kerr-Add.isotl
..i
Kerr
Lake
Kilembe
Mines—
-Gold
41c
62
11% Sep
11% Aug
69c
Sep
19
2.30 Aug
5.20
1.85
Aug
14,575
27c
-
•
Lake
Osu
Lake
Shore
Lake
La
Wasa
Secord
Leitch Goid
■
15"c
5.30
__i
16o
3.40
.
2,30«
6c
Little Long Lac Gold.
LoblaW
Cos
class
New
.New
Davies
15%
8%
'«
—
LouviCourt
Goldfield
5.50
14c
1,528
16c
400
2.50
•
-
3.75
500
3.50
15c
'
438
425
73c
3%c
5,500
7c
9c
197,425
i7% Mar
6c
Uranium
Mines
,.
.
_
70c
May
Petroleum
30c
500
18c
July
Aug
42c
Jan
16c
20,750
29,190
97,775
2.15
6,000
7c
98c
25
19,344
50o
22c
22c
Jan
Harricana
76c
70c
80c
1.70
1.82
2.10
-,
9c
9c
10c
NewlUnd Alines.
New
Manitoba
Mylamaqile
Newnorth
Jan
Apr
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jan
Aug
Apr
Rouyn
'■
10
21%
339
"~1
19c
9,500
6c
2.59 July
20
July
Apr
Apr
18c
Aug
Jan
20©
Feb
8,000
6c
Sep
13c
Jun
8c
8c
7%c July
20c
Feb
6%C
6c
7c
12c
Apr
1.80
1.82
*
16c
-
•
-
2,000
■
4,500
-
com
Maxwell
.
100
Ltd
i
Mclntyre
Porcupine
McKenzie
Red
McMarmac
......
Red
•
Jun
2.15
5,800
1.50
1.79
7,415 "
7%c
7c
8c
T3c
13c
39%-
39%.
11,000
8c
24c
Aug
Aug
common
10c
8c
Normetal
Mining Corp;
•
2.90
60c
Jan
Sep •
57%
Jan
10c
Aug 4
Aug
34c
Apr
6 VaC
13 %c
Jan
Jan
"■
2.95
/III
Nickel
63c
7,555
2.60 Aug
6.10
40,500
56c "Sep
1.59
footnotes
Norsyncomaque
Northcal
I
,
.
20c
17c
28c
26 c
Mining
26c
26c
44
'17c
Sep
26C
18,900"
-
Ltd
Oils
North Canadian
Oils
commoft—
Preferred
L
3.85
4.00
50
31
"Sep
,
65c
Mar
85c
'
Jan
-
1,000
"2,220
4.15
31
31
1,85
1,75
2.00
IM
1,00
1.12.
:
-
3.85
North
Rankih___
Preferred
;_,
»4
Sep
1.75 Sep
:
Util
:
Nudulama
fi.67 Jun
9.00 Mar
3.40 Aug
1.250
6.80 Mar
11 Va.Mar
36
Aug
,
17% July
41% May
37
4.00
350
1.70
42.09Q
3.00
3.00
3.45
2,300
76
76
25
45c
45c
52c
8,300
14c
.20
Ltd
,
1.35
14c
1,000
22C
22c
1,000
7C
7C
10,000
6c
11c
Mar
60c
65c
47,100
48c
Aug
92c
May
7c
11,500
6c
Aug
23c
5,800
"15c
Aug
Sep
80c
Jan
2.87
Jan
Sep
47c
—1
Mines
-Feb
t
■;i 3,-50 Ffeb
3.63
.10
pfd
Ltd__
zn'39
36%
—
.20
Mines
8,400
,
r
_
Sep
5.00 Feb
/ 15,707.
.
6.10 July
f
95c
(»2,900
14 V4
1.65
Northern Telephone
'
700
3.75
13%
__50
*
1956 warrants.__—
Oils
5.85
3.45
13%
Northern Canada Mines
Northwestern
5.20
5.20
3.45
—
/
"Sep
31
420
'
Warrants
-
22C
.
Mines
Mines
Jan
23c
Jun
Ontario
15C
625
19c
l.bO
1.5?f
2.05
3.05 AUg
1.00 Aug
3.00
75
6.25
Jun
2.10
-.
Jan
4.50 May
Sep
83
.July
Jan
45c
84c
Mar
Aug
30c
May
21c
„
Sep
13c
_
Jan
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
1
Jan
Orenada
1.7G
common™
7,025
20C 24 VaC
20c
1.65
Aug
44c
Jun
51C
57c
8.00
20c
2,300
2.55
Aug
1.60 Aug
7,996
f
9.15
2.55
8.50
^
1.85
23,000
1.70
51c
Club
Jockey
Warrants
Aug
Sep
/III
-90o
Malartic_i__.
ile
50c
7.30
21,085
Jan
Jan
2.40
Jan
95c
Aug
May
14%
Sep
Apr
550
2.50
Jan
3.15
57,300
14 Vac
Sep
42 Vac
8,800
26c
Jan
10,400
26c
Sep
Jan
"
Gold
1
O8isko
Lake
—i
__________
Mines
30c
1
%C
19c
30c
14
■-W
32c
'
29c 31 Vac
29C
-
"
h
69c
54c
Jun
May
May
Jan
Jan
60c
7c
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Oils
;
O'Leary
Jan
;
—1
Gold
Okalta
Sep
2.0o
Jan
Jan
11c
1.85
34c
,22%
8%
62c
15c
Jan
Jun
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Pacific
Page
Petroleum
Western
Paramaque
Parbec
•
1
Pater
111
111 115%
972
42c 49 VaC
23,200
40c
Sep
57c
32c
32c
35C
26,300
21c
Jan
74c
Apr
,Jun
__10C
36 %c Jan
2.08
21c
7%
87
7%
69c
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jun
July
143
May
7c
7c
7 Vac
12,000
7c
Sep
13c
Jan
5c
6C
14,600
5c
Aug
10c
Jan
65c
65c
70c
6,226
64c
Jan
Ltd
1
61C
61c
66c
13,200
65c
Apr
1.28 May
95c
Jan
21c
19c
Consol
'
22c
236
15,000
G2c
32c
62c
57,780
—-l
Exploration
l,
Pembina
Pipeline common—
18c
43,220
19c
1
Ltd:.
Peerless
.1.25
10%
10%
11V4
—50
43
43
43
preferredPerron Gold Mines,
2
2.65
2.65
2.90
1
29c
Feb
19e
Sepv
30c
Sep
10
2,295'
Sep
43
19.880
1
«
5
preferred
July
J
26 Vac May
40c
Aug
39c
18
Sep
May
47% May
1
Permo
Gas
Oil
&
Oil
&
&
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1
Photo Engravers
Pickle
•
Gold
Crow
Pioneer
Gold
of
Jun
20c
Jan
C
Apr
5.35
Jan
88c
92c
Sep
2,35 May
65c
73c
49,650
61c
Aug
1.50
Jan
1.40
1.35
1.54
9,710
1.35
Sep
1.83
Apr
40
40
25
39%
Apr
Aug
1.06
1.15
1.18
Mar
Powell
10c
97c
14,305
•
1.35
1.30
1.45
1
7 Va C
7%C
7 Vac
10,000
9.50
Uranium
9.30
9.50
1.20
2.085
23,250
Jun
"
42
Jun
Jan
1.60 May
.1.66
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
Sep
13%
Jan
50c
-
Sep
77c
33
Sep
46% Jan
7c
9130
May
50c
55c
50c
61c
8,300
•
35%
35%
37
1,550
50c
1,000
47c
Sep
1.00
Jun
53%
53%
55%
660
53%
Sep
83 Va
Jun
lc
Sep
2.50 Aug
Jun
45c
Apr
27c
7,500
1
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
Sep
3.90
110,950
*
Mines
B
30c
Feb
Jan
38c
1.01
"
3.15
2.30
29c
98c
65c
Gas
Petrol OH
Minerals
Pitch-Ore
63c
36% July
Jan
Jun
Jan
11% Jan
83%
100
Feb
1
Mines
Exploration
16 Va
1
—1
1
Urunlum
12.476
Mines_.
Mines
Amalgamated
Paymaster
PCE
Oils
Mines
Pardee
27%
24%
46c
Hersey Tubes
Porcupine
Pan
24%
1
Pamour
16
River
1,800
5c
Feb
Mar
Powell
Rouyn
29,000
83c
Sep
2.08
Jan
Power
12
Corp
1,640
12
18%
Jun
11c
9,500
10c
Sep
Aug
24 %c
Jan
.•
12%
586
11%
10
15% Mar
Premium
Apr
12
President
63c
Sep
52,955
1.23
Jan
1.70 Mar
11,682
2.50
Sep
4.35 May
2,600
7,192
31,370
1.00
25c
1.61
S?p
Sep
Jan
1.73
Jun
2.35 May
'40c
4.45
1
•
Pre11 ten
Pronto
Provo
PUrdex
600
7c
3.300
Sep
5.90
6c
6%c
1,215
6c
Sep
7VsC Sep
70c
1.00
3,360
70c
Sep
1.70
Jun
Apr
85c
3.55
Apr
7.00
Dome
Mines
Airways
Producers
Minerals
Ltd
7.00
7.25
4,450
6.40 Aug
8.80
5.55
5.50
5.85
2,275
5.30 Aug
8.35 Mar
1.75
East
Uranium
Gas
3.80
7c
Ore
Electric
Prospectors
Apr
3.55
7c
Roy
Iron
Warrants
Apr
50c
.
3.55
Oil
Apr
10%
Aug
Gold
Rights
Prairie
10
25,800
25c
see page
Jan
'
12,454
1.05
Jan
45c
38%
3,425
68C
13,100
2.80
Uraniuin.
Aug
14 %c
„
8.500 *
3.20
Gold
1.48
Mill City Petroleums
Jan
Aug
Mar
"
9c
Lake
2.50
Gas
Jan
3.35
12c
8,200
lie
9c
Obaska
Feb
66c
:
5.00
6c
"*4.058-
10 %c
roo
Mines
Midcon .Oil & Gas.
Midfim Alining
For
Jan
71% Mar
17c July
26c
1.82
42
1
1.00
1
1
..
Light & Power
Milliken Lake
Sep
Aug
Sep
Aug
"1.50 Aug
6,000
15c
—1
"II
Mining.
Industries
■
•
Tramways
Warrants
58 %
35,050
26,160'
1.25
Sep
"14c
4,000 '
-
,•
2.65 May
.
•
""
10c
2.07
1.50
-_1
Jan
52c
Sep
1.72 Aug
15c
,___r
1.34 Jan
Jan
11 %c Jan
.
5%c
*
O'Brien
1.34
Feb
Sep
-
—1
Ogama Rockland
35
Aug
9% Mar
1
Exploration & Development 50c
Mercury Chip man Knitting
•
Uranium
540
-
Mentor
Petroleum
22c
1,498
*
1
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion
Petroleums
Merrill Island
5%
100
.
Lake
75
31,710
«
Lake
5%
125
23Q
preferred
Frontenac common.
11c
175
•
<L)
75c
7,440
,
Maybrun Mines
McBrihe
51,250
132,600
~~j
'
-
Preferred
1
-
3,666
Peruvian
~
•
2.13
Alines_______^
Mines—
Norvalle
Apr
2.29
Sep
8.025
l()c
6c
Northspan Uranium
Class A warrants—
18c
Sep
AUg
J2 Vac
6c
Ltd__,
North Star Oil common
05c
Jan
llo
11c
1
Mines
22
Aug
13c'
lie
Mines—.—
80c
6% May
25,175
j
5c
16c
1
Alines
1.49 Mar
Sep
Aug
1
:
Jan
July
23c
May
Aug
41c
Norlartic
1.70 Mar
Aug
Aug
20c
11,000
3,000
29;050
Jan
13 %c
•
May
16,130
51c
____1
Nor Acme Gold,
Norpax
53c
25c
1
Mines
Norgold
Jun
22c
Nipissing Alices
Noranda
26c
45c
Superior Oils
Nisto
Aug
1.80
Senator
Taku
Jan
8c
45c
:
Rohyn Alerger
Nickel Rim
Jun
48c
22c
Mines
New
New
Sep
Jan
2.70 July
24c
Jan
»
Exploration
Gold
New
New
24c
Jan
1
25% July
Sep
1.35
Jun
2.10
1
Ltd
New Alinda-Scotia
'New
-
1.29
1.22 May
10c
Aug
Alining &
Smelting Co
Jan
25% July
'•
Jun
36c
1
Explorations
43%
,
30c
25c
3.50
4c
Aug
1.25 May
12%c Aug
15,025
63,000
-■
Apr
Sep
Jan
30
1.35 Aug
'
22,600
>1 1A
Jan
12c
Aug
7%C Aug
2.85
1.72 Feb
1,695
10c
41c
.
9,353
21,000
42c
19% July
15c
26,800
•
_
68,100
50c
Jun
10,000
-
1
...r,
50c
•
Jun
9c
17c
July
8,500
_
.
46 c
Canada
1.00
3.15
56c
Aug
14c
1.60 Jun
6%C Aug
7,000
Ltd
Martln-McNeely Mines..
Midwest
10c
-
7,100
7,200
1
21%
July
7VaC
•
j.
1.50
Massey-Harris-Perguson Ltd
Mexican
Jun
60c
3,000
1,000
___
40c
12 %C
26c
8.00
Aug
Aug
100
Marigold Oils Ltd
Maritime Mining Corp
Mexico
lie
-■90c
4,150
14C
Apr
Mines__
4.25 May
39% Aug
5%c Aug
11,540
*
22 Va
8c
Feb
19c
Feb
415
19,100
~~i
Maple Leaf Gardens
:
Maple'Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines...
Meta
May
16
v
34,900
-
.
1,500
13c
Jan
39c
Sep
-
Mines—.
Ltd..
of
1
18c
19c
;
Sep
lie
Goldfieids
Maneast
Merrill
1.72
16
70c
•
2.60
♦
Jan
1.85
Sep
26%
2,282
•
......
Malartic
McColl
1.60
.8,133
„
Sep
•
Jan
1.60
Aug
Sep
13c
1j.
1.75
Hightidge Alining
111% Aug
Mar
1.06
_
7,275
24c
Kelore Alines
12% July
Jan
Sep
2.10 Feb
'
--
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Majortraae
Marcon
Oil
Ormsby Minerals
Explorations
1.96
23c
Jason Gold
-,24%
Mar
11,701
T
Macleod Chekshutt Gold Mines.II.
MacmlHan Bloedel ciaes B
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
..I
1.80
New
Mines
Maedonald Mines
Mae fie
1.81
*
New
19%
2.50
1.11
.....
Macassa
50o
Petroleum
Jun
Mar
22c
Aug
Jan
19%
Lowney (W M)_
:_j.—
Lyndhorst Mining Co_._
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
22c
Aug
Jan
1.34
Sep
9c
.'i.ooo
L_
...
5.300
8,800
98c
)
i02%/Sep
430
„
23c
7c
17%
90c,, Jan
75c
470 "
17©
..
.
22c
15c
July
1.05
Sep
7,800
Uranium Mines
Warcante
____
23c
12 %c May
Feb
5,900
Jan
67c
July
6C
Lonado
Aug
1.78
8c
'
Apr
Sep
16,000
■
______
Sep
40c
17C
Sep
18
"*"2,550
.......
Preferred
6c
2,100
6,450
1
t
15C
28c
Aug
pfd_
Loraega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
5,000
2.45
Development
•ontinental
New
8C
2.23
7%c
Jan
48c
A
Class B
>
Mines..
Concord
6c
40c 40 VaC
2.25
1
Chamberlain
New
6 %c
40o
16c
2.80
40c
12,050
L
1st
July
7%c
2.42
560
Groceterias
Lobiaw
Mar
8c
25c
1
Sep
1.45
'
Petroleum
Jan
67c
5,500
6,130
1
Jan
19
........
Bidlamaque Gold
Northland
Liberal
-
New Goldvue Mines
73
Aug
8c
Mines
23c
9c
32c
26c
New
Jan
May
1.02
Lencourt Gold' Mines
Feb
13c
13
12 %c
"
3
______
Jan
90c
Aug
Aug
1.95
25c
Sep
Sep
'
9c 10 %c
Feb
46c
30c
14c
49c
,
Candy
Lexindiiv Gold
■
11/160
•
Lamaque Gold Mines.!
Laura
-
-
120
_______
8c
27c
28c
Sep
Aug
1.95
Jan
2,400
•
Mihing_<__
8%c
40c
29
Sep
6c
15 VaC
1
9%
2,320
Lust. Mines..
37c
1
3.90
397
'
6,250
10,100
37c
Gas
Feb
"
Minea—li:.—
7,700
I5%c
Fortune Mines
Sep
19,880 *
•
May
May
New
62c
Apr
7c
16 VaC 16 %c
Units
5.05
New
5%
4,600..
"
Sep
23
Jan
Jun
1.68
27,900
\
8c
Apr
1
July
July
6,208
-
....
645
15 %c 16 Vac
Jan
5.00
2.85
5,400
24
27%
Delhi
65c
Aug
Aug
32c
3,350
;
3.50
23
63c
Sep
'
Dickenson Mines
96c
Aug
49c
.
222,712
"
Mines
;
-
10c
12,500
—
__
.1
2.85
23
Aug
May
3.65
25
New
6;200
-
-
Mines
2.85
•
Jan
New
165
2.75
...
mfco Lipgman Gold
150
Apr
1.35
Aug
26c
-
-
11,500
Mines....
Gas
13c
7,200
-
34c
__
315
25c
July
12%
23c
38,000
3.65
Jan
12
Jan
38c
10%c Jan
3,500
■
„
■
Apr
2.20
27 %c Aug
15c
Sep
9,250
--
53c
•
:
33c
25 Va
3.65
84c
Feb
10% Jan
May
July
15%
Sep
10%c
-
30c
25 Va
9%
May
Apr
1.10 Feb
57%
Jan
Mines.
Lake Dnfarult
Apr
Aug
19c
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration..
Lafarge Cement class A____'_
.Lakeland
111
Jan
54c
■
1
.; -
Cinch
Jan
Aug
3,000
,
Kirkland Minerals
Kirk land. Town site
Lake
Apr
83
15C
Labatt
_
23%
Sep
18,620
Kirkland Hudson Mines——
,
90c
44
10,600
150
30 %c
New
s
1
___
Mines..
Copper
Jun
42%
„
Warrants
.■
Calumet
44,864
-
Aug
__1
New
155,100
:
...
Canada.
New
Jan
14c
-
21c
*
British Dominion Oil
20c
—1
30c
250
Bristol Oils
20c
—1
May
1
New
1,100
—•
......
74c
1
New
—1
,1
...
22,176
15
7,120
1,050
Mines
Jan
18c
-
Athona
Jun
._1
—
71 •* July
1.16 Mar
80c
10%
Alger Mines
New
6.50
1.05
...
40 Va
75c
7c
19%
1,030
.
Sep
Jan
75c
1
12%
1,900
Ltd
Jan
Va
49
337
10%
Jan
30%
100
"3,981
28c
"■»
2.05
1.09 Apr
18 " May
16
10%
Jan
May
26% July
62
10%
Jan
45c
30c
Jan
34%
-
Jan
Mar
Aug
16
10%
Uranium
Sep
6,350
(1939)
Mines__I
22%
61c
59%
Mines
Feb
1,600
39c
21 >4
30%
20
Nello Mines
6%
37c
Sep
Sep
Sep
Aug
16
10%
•
National Grocers preferred
Labine
17c
30%
5
;
3.30 Mar
13,300
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleums..!...^
Kelvirtator
Jan
3,600
_„5
com
National Hosiery Mills class B__
National Petroleum
National Steel Car
Nesbitt
3.25
Aug
11%
25
80c
28c
Chemical
National Explorations Ltd
New
75c
1.04
23%
75c
Aug
7c
Jun
5,962
1
.3
25c
-.1
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmltlr Mines
6%
24%
&
Preferred
Nealon
98,625
94c
Mines
Drug
10c
23%
iinii
14%
1,977
Ltd.
common
Minerals
Sep
76
Exploration
Joburke' Gold
July
Jan
9,472
•
Mining.
Jellicoe Mines
50
Sep
Mining Corp
Jeanette
2.90
73
_____25c
Waite
Jun
20%
Isotope Products Ltd.
Jacobus
Apr
40
u
Class A
Jaye
Jun
16
7,700
Irish Copper Mines Ltd.;
Iron
Bay Mines
Jack
10% July
94
Creek
National
4,285
High
2.15
60 %
Minerals
Nama
13,500
14c
75c
:::~5
;
220
_
Syndicate
Jun
51
100
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Investors
32%
Jan
25
common
Jan
Jun
pfd-100
A 4fo
Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
pfd
Apr
%
Multi
1,555
18c
95c
»
Trust
5,475
___.i
Bronze
6
24c
.
Mar
42%
335
International
May
34
1,280
20
Mining
Feb
47%
875
___10
Jan
12%
Sep
23
110
Warrants
;
7c
25
43
65
10% July
4% July
5%
8%c
43
Preferred
'
46% Mar
2,705
•-
85%
Inspiration
Apr
9
lo
Co
2.20
50
50
Gas
Sep
13%
14c
23%
1
Moore Corp common—
60
656
50
Cement
Montreal
Jan
275
>
preferred
preferred
Natural
Apr
46c
50
preferred
Inland
86 %
49%
$2'/4
Inland
Jan
Aug
2,000
14c
.1
Sep
-
1.04
8c
1
7.00
11%
$4%
&
Mines
200
10c 12 %c
1
Sep
49
1,650
1.20
Jan
Low
2.25
i2ya
12 Va
Co
Mogul Mining Corp
13,804
4.50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7V2C
l__
Molsons Brewery class A
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works
21
27%
50
common.*
Corp_
23% May
8.00
Ltd
Metals
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
Ore
Shares
2.15
Feb
47%
l
Corp
Mindamar
for Week
Low
Brick
11%
11%
Gold
Accent
(John)
Jun
*
Warrants
Xnglis
36
23% Feb
Feb
10
i
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6c/e preferred
_4.86%
5 % Vo
11%
10
A
Assurance.__.__.
•
Lake
46
Jan
Sales
Range
Par
Milton
20,904
22c 22%c
___
Imperial Oil
Industrial
8%
51%
Smelting.
_
Imperial Invest class
Indian
39%- Feb
July
May
18
1.04
Life
47c
26%
common
Oils
Imperial
High
Aug
4.15
Paper
__
Hudson Bay Mining &
Hugh Pam Porcupine..
Humber
25c
Week'o
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Min
21%'
Friday
STOCKS
Low
29c
Hollinger
20
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Canada
Dauch
Tower
Hoyle
Shares
Low
.
SEPTEMBER
for Week
of Prices
Last
WEEK ENDED
Sales
1.75
2.00
3,440
1.50 Aug
3.95 Mar
1.00
Sep
1.10
_
Ltd
1.10
1.13
3,500
3.05
2.91
3.40
91,445
1.70 Mar
8c
7c
8c
19,300
7c
Sep
2.30 July
4.25 July
18c
Jan
43
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 20
RANGE FOR
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Week's
Range
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
l6w
High
Low
18c
Queoec
Mining
Quetnoui
yi;uruiuu>
w-w-—-»
_.
t
,,
,
-1
„.
36C
1.60
17,696
20c
23c
38,200
9%
10%
2,575
18e
20c
15,125
.mi——■—
St
Michael
1.49 Mar
Sep
1.35
Jan
United
1.90
Jan
Universal
11c
12c
4,500
1.02
1.40
1.60
1,800
42c
46C
14,600
1,666
16,900
100
17%
17'%
1.00
1.00
13%
13 %C
15c
69c
66e
82c
160,100
21c
.500
48c
48c
60c
217,117
30c
13%
15%
15,616
13%
Ltd
,—
Gold
1,000
7c
Aug
12,400
9c
Jan
24c
July
77
May
64%
68
2,966
63% Aug
1774
18
3,980
16
Jan
23%
Jun
31
31
25
27
Jan
38
Jun
9%
625
16%
Aug
18%
Jun
100
70c
75c
19,950
59c
Aug
17c
16c,
19c
7,700
15c
July
13
13
210
26
26
100
24%
25
650
60c
4,750
45c
13c
Jan
91c
Sep
1.82
Jan
Jan
3.60
Jun
56c
21c
26c
93c
93c
1.02
2.75
2.80
3.00
13%
13%
13%
6.50
7.75
76%
76
79
544
42
42
47c
1.35
Jun
Mar
40c
——
r—n
—
Roi
•
Oil
Southam
&
Warrants
Stanwell
Uranium Mines
Oil & Gas
Starratt
Ltd
Nickel
Bros
Sted man
Steel of Canada
Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sterling Trusts
Sturgeon
River
Gold
Sudbury Contact
Steeloy
3.65 Aug
630
10,296
50c
Sep
4,000
21c
Sep
10
10
10%
647
15%
15%
16
71c
73c
10,589
2,750
9 %
July
12c
3,400
3.25
3.40
450
2074c
He 1174c
„
2.25
Mines
Cons
Sullivan
Exploration
Superior Propane common
Sunburst
Ordinary
common..:
1
77C
2,000
5.25
200
Surf
Inlet
Petroleum
2.15
70c
5.25.
1.25
»
*
*
——
70c
.
5.25,
Byivanlte
1.25
13
13
100
12 74
Aug
17
Feb
2074c.
22c
1 961
18%
Jan
27%
Jun
22
1,157
19 74 Mar
28
Jun
78
93 % May
•
21c
.,
21
21
82
82
82
7.70
Tamblyn
Tandem
2.G90
50
1.15
17,039
96c
Sep
Sep
2.90
Jan
Feb
37C
Aug
Sep
lie
12%c Sep
■43c
Teck-Hughes
25
119.600
4
6
300
2.85
1.44
1.54
9,877
1.15
1774c 1874c
14,500
4.55
Jan
1.05
Jan
•
Woodgreen Copper
Wool Combing Corp
Wright-Hargreaves
63c
11
Jan
6c
—5
:
1.48
•
Sep
20%
Jan
1.03
Apr
5%
Jun
Sep
15c
May
Yale
Lead
&
Oil
Canuck
Mines
16c
1,000
,#,16c
Sep
45
Sep
24c -Aug
6
Aug
55% May
60c
Jan
Bear Mines
Yellowknife
Toronto
9%
1,200
28C
32c
27,400
21c
Feb
78c
21c 23 %c
25,932
21c
Sep
42c
35%
37
370
34
Mar
43
1
Zenmac Metal
-1
Zulapa Mining
11%
100
11% Mar
13
Mar
3.75
3.75
4.15
8,210
3*15
Jan
6.40
2.75
2,200
1.60 Aug
5.00
2.41
2.51
3,845
1.05
1.04
1.17
36,700
9c
9C
10c
68,100
24%
24
24 %
305
54%
54
Toronto
59
2,568
5c
6c
4,000
12%
14%
6c
56,877
42
42
200
12c
12c
13c
34,550
2,600
9c
9c
10c
2.20
2.20
2.40
4,700
24c
24C
28c
4,065
37c
15c
Jan
1.03
1.14
7,620
1.00 Aug
1.93
Apr
574 c
2,299
5c
Sep
10 %c
Feb
23c
25c
6,000
20c
Aug
40c
Apr
2,525
30c
Aug
75c
Mar
General
Trusts
Canadian
2.02
60c
Aug1
Feb
5.05 Mar
Aug
Aug
9c
23
Class
Iron
A
26%
Week's
Works
common
7374 May
Anglo
5c
Sep
11c
11%
Sep
23 % May
40
Aug
44%
Feb
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
—i
Bulolo
Gold
Dredging
t
11c
Aug
59c
Aug
Feb
Sep
7c
1.90 Aug
24c
May
Jan
4.10
Sep
45c
9
May
Jun
Traders
Finance
Trans Canada
Trans
class
Ltd
Empire Oils
Triad
Oil_
Trinity
High
28%
28 74
205
6
6%
28
29
3,565
1,268
3.80
22^4
827
21
21
27
28
.
6
28
,
_•
—
Canada
_*
—,
Vinegars
,
_*
•
1
General Investments.
Canadian
4%
Feb
1.35
Jan
3.90
Jun
Canadian Marconi
225
4.25
Sep
9.00
Jun
Canadian Westinghouse
15%
16%
1,625
15"%
Sep
21%
Apr
Coast
95
uO
95
Aug
99
Apr
Consolidated
Aug
9%c
Pipeline
5.50
Jan
,1.10 Jan
1.75
360
1.57
1.70
129,299
5c
3.10
Jun
Canadian Industries common
Copper
4
Chibougamau
Paper
Dalhousie
Oil
Dominion
Glass
Jan
Jan
Aug
Apr
3.60 Aug
25% May
Jan
21
235
1774
</
150
27
Sep
900
15% Mar
-cp
i.-
n
"
-
1874 "
common—4
40
37%
Sep
4374 Mar
9c
6,000
7%c
Sep
16c
Mar
International Paper
21,275
35c
Jan
55c
May
Intl Utilities new com
1.70
1.70
1.80
14,301
200
2.00
2.52
14,320
62c
62c
62c
500
3774
1.55
Jan
1.85 Aug
Feb
50c
3.35
Jan
Loblaw
Jan
Minn
-
_•
•
t
31% May
„
20
T
-5
98c
4174
2.50
May
400
'2974
,
.
2174
' 22
'' 'i_
26%
2,100
58c
Aug
12,000
8c
Aug
36c
Jan
93c
Mar
Jan
20c
Jan
50c
61
51
Jan
68
20 74
2274
2,491
16%
Feb
22
1,875
17%
Sep
c
*
•
20
24
86
8974
195
'2574
277'a
1,678
37%
8574, Sep
2574 Sep
'
.
-
104
33%
Anr
May
May
Jan
July
Aug
:
93% May
__L6
7.6
76
50
64% Mar
2574
2674
125
2374 Aug
33%
/44
44
30
40
Mar
47
Jun
2874
Paper-
29
140
Sep
36
May
3.55
Apr
July
47c
Jan
39%
5,525
"■225
2074
Niagara Wire Weaving
81c
974 c
-Apr
7.00
29% Aug
3,030
22c
4.10 May
52
Sep
2.10
.2.50
i
-
Ont
Ogilvie Flour
81c
874 c
3 Hi.
36
'
Inc
&
Jan
1.25
200
"
Sep
Jan
2.80
25
2.10
: 60
2074c
7.50
—
2.90
4174
2.10
30
Jun
4.90
'2.80
_• '
_*
Dupont Co Canada 1956—
Gaspe Copper Mines
54c
75c
42,000
19c
Jan
35c
36c
1,000
30c
Aug
4174
42 74
1,263
40
Aug
61c
32
32%
200
32
Jan
49
Jan
37%
Jun
30
May
20
Feb
31
Sep
23c
:
Price
Bros
42%
Jun
3.25
Apr
185
1,000
3574
2,375
33% Aug
1.75
9,906
95c
2.26
9,420
22c
25c
1,930
22c
Sep
81
86 74
5,005
81
Sep
19c
20c
14,800
2574
28
1,557
6.40
19,470
1.62
•
2.15
•
82
•
25%
•
5.60
5.50
34%
1.60
2.15
23c
27c
4,500
•1,930
3.45
'45
307
42'A
Sep
"59
9'%
300
9%
Sep
44
63 c
64c
3,200
26 74
2 6 74
105
-
Ridgeway
Corp
"ex
Consolidated
$35
5.20, Apr
3,65
9%
:
—
28%
44%
Gold Mines
Pato Consolidated
Feb
26
3474
common
dist"_.
Gold
Corp
54c
2374
Sep
.
89c
Mar
Jan
Jun
May
33
Jan
May
10c
26
10c 1074c
1
75
2274 Feb
26
2574
10%c
23c
-
-
'
18
*
—
8c
37%
1
———
48c
1
39%
10%
35 r
4.50
Sep
25% Aug
'
_*
_5
—
8c
•
Sep
5%
X
High
Jan
Sep
2,500
__
28 74
1,050
22
'
Low
v
3.75
-
Canada & Dominion Sugar-
320
•
A
Explorations
Rights t.
Mountain OH Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
Prairie
*
f—_—5
:
•
5
Paper.
100
1
Trans
Trans
Pulp
Canadian
5%
7c
26c
Range Since Jan.
Siuires
Jan
15c
54
4.25
3.50
,
for Week
Low
Par
Jan
54c
•
Sales
Range
May
2.45
1.57
,,,
Towagmac Exploration
38<r
of Trices
Sale l'rles
Yukon
Toronto
Apr
Funds
Last
stocks
1.75 July
34c
5%
5c
—
16c
Exchange—Curb Section
Toronto Stock
2.10
3.10
20
7c
Jan
95
62c
Jan
Aug
July
15c
Mar
4.25
"
41%
Jan
574c Aug
38c
Apr
•
1.60
500
23
Apr
2.60
2.41
10
6.00 Sep
500
1
Jun
liy8
12
,_1
Bank
Jan
Sep
Feb
674c
■
Dominion
July
1.30 May
9%c " 9%C
1 05
Mines
Yukeno
1
Tombill Gold MinesTorbrit Silver Mines
40
100
Sep
5c
11% Jun
8%
29c
9c
Jun
8874 Aug
35
574 c
9 74 c
Jan
25
Tiara Mines
May
Jan
6%c
18c
1
20c
1
•
Zinc
Yankee
Yellorex
_1
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
July
19
10 V4
Jan
30c
9,950
*
150
*
Jan
25o
Mines
6c
8c
1
Gold
II,500
36
•
100
1
Temagami Mines
Texas Calgary
112,500
c
8974
7c
3,167
8c
7c
45
3774
674
6c
3274
10c
23c
18c
1
:
Mar
3274
1.02
6c
Freferred
May
3274
3274
1.06
18c
__50
1
1
x
Mines
12
40
35
22c
50
preferred
Mines
Taurcanis Mines
Aug
6% Mar
25
7.35
*
preferred
&
Oils
Aur
B———_*
A
Larder
3.90
Jan
897a
Apr
8%
1
3,885
1.50
Apr
6.50 Jan
,•
*
—100
Co class
Hardware
1.00
Apr
1.35
5.00 Mar
89%
19
3.50
Gold
Jun
3.00
.
Jan
46c
1,399
Sep
39c
50c
Gold
Cons
27
Jan
22,487
16%
45
Industries
Switson
Jan
19% Aug)
.
Jan
1.85
16c
300
16c
100
Preferred
25
Jan.,,
May
2.70 Aug-
Feb
1.12
1274
1,025
35c
15%
1574 May
.12
3.00
3~6c
_♦
m.
250
12 %c
16%
16c
*
16,700
12
2.40
8c
2.11
Petroleum
17c
13c
2.50
Warrants
Super test
53c
18e
6c
*
16%
1
1
•
-
35c
2.48
17 %C
Apr
Jan
8,050
„
Feb
4.70
Sep
16 %c
20,400
'
2.25
18c
Jun
81c
Aug
8c
6,000
'
Jan
2.75 Mar
23c
7c
*
Jun
18% Mar
Aug
8 74 c
20 %c
7c.
10c
1
Jan
15
66c
11c
11c
3.25
11c
5.00
82%
-
974 Aug
Ltd
Jan
23c
210
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood (John) Indus class A
May
57c
11
Windfall
22
4.50
Feb
July
13%
Feb
1.35 Mar
23
22c
Sep
67%
8.10 Jan
Sep
50c
6.10
2.140
230
_
Winchester
4.25
2,635
10,435
Wiltsey Coghlan
Aug
r-
2.90 Mar
Jan
7.15
10%
10%
v
Warrants
Jan
July
•>
Jun
2574
-
Feb
70c 73 74 c
L' 7.35
Preferred
Jun
4.85 July
6.75
Jan
83c
2.95
27
class
(Geo)
44%
40
I,675
.
Mar»:
29c
•:
Jun
50c
1,200
2.25
B
96
35c
60c
July
4474
1.20 Aug
27
Plywood
Western
White
Sep
6.800
3.65
*
*
Willroy Mines
Sep
13
,6 J
Sep
23
50
1.42
60c
•
Petroleum
Naco
Western
Sep
76
39,110
9c
24%:: 24%
•
Aug
23c
Sep
Aug
8c'
2.12
Leaseholds
Western
Jun
19%
—1
.—20
1
1
May
Jan
3
3.50
-
'
8.75
Sep
20
—.1
1
1
*
•
*
May
73c
.7c
Breweries.———5
—
13%
3.60
%c
8
Friday
Stanrock
18
27
*
Feb
July
30
coc
r
1
—
Decalta
Western
12% May
150
35%
1,008
L35
1
Jun
2.60
Materials
Standard Radio class A
Stanleigh Uranium Corp
Paving
Standard
Canada
3.95
485
•
*<
_*
1
Western
Feb
34,933
*
*
Mines
Stadacona
Ltd
Canada Ltd
Products
Jun
70c
20
..
8.700
70c
*
•
—_—1
Maygill Gas Oil,,
Class
5.75
*
—•
*
*
.•
Nickel
Lake
Weston
21%
1
Oils
Union
Air Services
Mines & Oils
Spooner
West
Jan
20
*
300
8c
•
4-40 May
Sep
.
56C :
^ 3.50
6.75
.
*
•
Wespac Petroleums Ltd-,
West Malartic Mines—
68c
May
20
*
4.00
7c
1.39
1
Mines
Knapp
Werner
Aug
5.25
1
common
Spartan
&
Webb
25
20
A
4.00
31% ; 3274
24%;
,
-1
-1
Wayne Petroleums
30% July
20
50c
Jan
Jan
21
1,100
9 :
■;
%
.10
Equipment
Waterous
Sep
5.30
1
50c
•
6.40
17c
Jan
Jan
*
—1
Jun
Aug
137 a
567
f
12,650
Mar
98c
1
common
Feb
7c
68C
31%;
III
;
-—
Walker G & W
Feb
2.50
1.900
Feb
60
-
Trust..:—
Mines
Amulet
Waite
15% July
2.10
65
46c
20c
1.73
-
23%
23
~
2674
rAUgf
3.95
625
..
192,080
X63C .*
,v7c
...
*
i
...
Grey
&
„1
Ltd.
Oils
24%
38.590
65c
3.80 '
:13% .13%
'v
23
-1
Wainwright Producers & Ref—
24%
9,686
3.30
53
12,400
8c
7%c
4.00
Explorations
Victoria
9% Mar
10
6.60
22c
July
91c
1,220
2.86
13%
99,300
7,500
2.60
50
Manufacturing
Southern
Mar
13
25
4,335
95
70c
50c
Simpsons Ltd
Btscoe Mines Ltd
Sourls Valley
Jan
13%
13%:
1
1
*
25
25
1
1
1
50o
Gordon
Van
12%
14%
13%
13%
—
3ilverwood Dairies class
Slocan
9% Aug
94
13%
*
—
Breweries
Slater
Feb
31
•
A preferred
Creek Gold
D
257a May
Jan
65
,-—_
4.25 :-
,:.4.05
Aug
Jan
8 74c
90
Sep
1974
17,300
54
7c
^
Westeel
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver-Miller Mines
Sliver Standard Mines
K
Sep
1.00
10c
Voting trust ctfs
8
1.82 May
9%
Rainbow Oils Ltd
8nerritt
Apr
Aug
13%
Alloys
Ltd
Violamac
Vulcan
20c
-25
7.15 May
-
.
Sep
Mar
17%
•
Class
Sicks
Jan
1.00
35c
18c
::io
*
Security Freehold Petroleums
#
Shawlnigan Water & Power common..'
Sheep
20
Sep
9c
common
common
Sep
1.00
July
18c
*
—
16
10%c Aug
Vico
Jan
75c
Sep
17%
100
4,360
Jan
23c
13%
100
v
360
974c
53
3.35
"2
Consol Explorations
Ventures
15c
.1—1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Saskatchewan Cement
Scurry
6%c Aug
50c
Feb
8c
Jun
2.50
1.25 May
1
Antonio Gold—
Scythes
48,500
62c
—
Corp
River
Vandoo
13%
8c
'»
Class B
Sand
Vanadium
1.00 May
20%.
'8%c
.
,13 %
i__
5.50 Mar
.
Feb
'24c
1.99 Mar
2.05 May
Jan
52c
lis
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
San
Aug
37c
13%
52c
V
"
Products
1.25 May
3,700
Aug
May
86
Sep
'
: '53
4.05
•
Canada Mines—
Upper
Feb
23c
Sen
1.01
100
1.80
1.65
1.25 Aug
10c
•
Hill-
Steel Corp
Aug
43c
5.50
V" 8~#''
_50
-
60c
.8%
'
Jan
18c
23,850
"20%.
III
class A pfd
Oils
8,800
1374
1
common
—...
Keno
3,583
9,b40
,
;' 5:60
6274
727:
19c
-
Jun
7.75 July-
,
-
.5.80
18c
Jan
7% July
loo
,,
70%%
.6774
,18c
United Montauban
75c
1.79
Cement class A
Preferred
United
45c
70c
1
Gas
Uranium Mines
Maurice
Aug
1.47
preferred
5%
Fuel Inv
31c
'
67%
3.85
200
.
93c
Feb
26c
'
Estella
43c
Industries
St
Jan
United
19
Aug
Sep
1
Corps Ltd class B
Mines
United
1.35
42c
1
Preferred
Lawrence
9
17c
A
«
United
6%i'--77a
.
*
._1
—
Feb
28c
.
__1
Asbestos
Aug
2.87
Aug
July
Mining
1.02
——
Lawrence
Sep
1.40
15c
Jan
'*<>
7%
Corp—.
Union
United
10% Mar
80c
preferred —
of Canada
United
1.60
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Roy all te Oil common
Russell
31c
3,200
31c
1.43
1
1
Pete Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
Rowan Consol Mines—
Roxana
Oils
t>i
5.60 Aug
6
common
Gas
11c
1
Rocky
St
2,470
70c
—
Mines
Rock win
6.75
Union
Mar
28c
43c
Cotton preferred—
Mines
Roche
6.50
2nd
Jan
1.25
Aug
Acceptance
Union
Jan
1.35
1
preferred
$1
8%c Aug
1
Mfg
Robertson
Robinson
35c
26,700
18c
-
—
hi,
37,400
9%c
2.34
High'
Low
47.925
44c
38c
Jaa. 1
Range Slree
High
38c
1
Shawkey Mines
Ultra
May
•»—
Uranium
Athabasca
Rix
57C
9c
9.65
—
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Rio
50c
23c
Mines —
Uranium
Rexspar
Rirhwpll
Sep
32c
—™
Macdonald
Renabie
Aug
1.49
■
Explorations
Reeves
15c
65c
6.50
Mines—
Ltd—
Kayrock Mines
4,366
30,400
9c
Uranium
Radiore
Rainville Mines
Reef
—
Petroleum
Quonto
19c
85c
50c
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Queens ton Gold Mines
18c
71c
53c
Low
Tar
High
74c
Ascot Copper.
Cmbougamau Gold-
Quebec
Last
STOCKS
2 00
19c.
17
5.50
20c
Aug
F~b
Aug
Feb
Sep,^.
Feb
3.35 May
40c
9.00
33c
FOOTNOTES
•
Jan
Jan
No par
OUT-OF-TOWN
FOR
value.-
.
Odd lot sale (not Included in year's
d
Cteferred delivery sale (not included
e
Selling ex-interest,
range).
Apr
35% Aug
-
a
Jun
145 % May
34c
Zellers
,
;
-
'
;
'
r
price.
Cash sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
Wh^n delivered.
wi When issued.
; 'x
Ex-dividend.
»
f Flat
AND
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileged,
tvd
-.
.....
in year's range).
:
'•
y
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
'
(not lneluded in year's range).
" '
-
"
•'
,
Jun
X.
Volume
186
Number
5675
.
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1301)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
Sept.
SO
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities
not represent actual transactions.
Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which
They do
these securities could have been
or bought
sold (indicated
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
by the "bid")
Origin of any quotation
furnished
which have
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox Corp
Air Products Inc
American
Amer
Box
Board
34%
1
27%
Barge
Line_S
Corp
22
59*4
Hoover
29 %
26 Ms
28%
Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp
Class A common
common
Public
Missouri
Arkansas
Western
Power
Mfg
Indian Head Mills Inc
274
Indiana Gas
Mfg
&
6c
34%
Interstate Bakeries
Corp
33*4
35%
44',2
47%
15
16%
6%
7%
-
5%
>'
214
19%
10%
11%
10%
Jamaica
1
9%
io*4
6%
36*4
39%
Black Hills Power & Light Co__1
Black, Sivalls & Biyson Inc com 1
Botany Mills Inc_
1
22%
23%
25*4
Bowser
25
15
16%
10
25.
27
Brown
&
*
preferred
Sharpe Mfg Co__
Brunner
Brush
j.
,
$1.20
Mfg
Co
Steel
Bullock's
Castings
Co
Burndy Corp
■
4
37%
42
Steel
27*4
.9%
s.34%
21*4
14®«
15%
Central
30
32
*»»•
no
Gas
&
Gas
Co
Power
5
Central Public
.Central
Soya Co
'.Central
Vt
Pub
.-Chattanooga
Gas
Citizens Util Co
Corp
Clinton
".
States
Class
B
Co
-
314
"
33*4
18%
•2Q%
' 15%
16 *4
4%
15%
5%
6%
Prod
1
0
*4
10
«
1
com
17 4
18%
1
A
17
18%
v
Colonial
Stores
Inc
—_—2*4
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
22%
24%
;
5
57
614
Colorado Milling & Elev Co—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred ■
25
-
20
22
19%
214
31
33*4
Commonwealth Gas Corp——1
6*4
7 4
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
6 %
6 %
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
,
17%
19
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
8%
9*4
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
12%
13%
Cross
22%
24%
Texas
Gas
36
Tampax
3%
35%
-
8%
34
Three
of
Lucky Stores
21%
124
17*4
com
4%
294
31%
68%
25 4
344
-
'<
'
33
35%
Cilmmins Engine Co Inc
._5
51*4
55
Cutter Laboratories com
vtg—1
84
9%
1
8*4
12%
1
104
11'4
Deim-Taylor
1
15%
16*4
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2'4
Detroit 6c Canada Tunnel Corp_5
16*4
17%
13
14%
Automo
Prods
28%
(W
McLean
19%
20%
12.
Corp
3
(J Ray) & Co Inc_l
Industries
18%
:
6
lc
Class A
11 y4
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Missouri
Company
Common
—5
Utilities
Co
Ltd
vtg
Co
Oil Corp
24
Detroit Harvester Co
Detroit
Tn tern at
1
Bridge Co
194
20%
1
17
18%
5
544
57%
1
114
11%
Productions..2*4
17*4
18%
-
Dictaphone Corp
Dl-Noc
Chemical
Disney
'Wain
Arts
Inc
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Doeskin
Products
Inc
1
i
4*4
4
2
2%
Donnelley (R R) 6c Sons Co—5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
1
22*4
8%
9%
Dun
29'4
31*4
&
Bradstreet
Dunham
Bush
Inc
1
Inc
—2
Dynamics Corp of
$1 preference
18%
14%
Gas
Co
Foods
County
Natl
8%
10
31'/a
Corp
33
Federal
8%
19*4
20%
12
16'%
25%
11%
12*4
9'%
First
9%
12*4
13%
4%
6
-
6%
13%
14
15 %
5
48*4
7%
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American Sulphur Co
26
27%
Pepsi-Cola
22*4
>1
8'2
49 *4
58
614
18%
20
10
2.50
74
53
.
Pickering
Lumber
6
Bk
—
Corp
234
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper.10
19
20%
Pub Serv
Co
ef
New
29
31'4
Frito
Pub
Co
of
New
16*4
17%
28
30%
21%
31
34%
Co
•
Garlock Packing Co
1
Gas Service Co
General
Crude
General Gas
Gen
Telep
Genl Tele
5*4%
10
Oil
Co
2*4
Corp
2.50
(Calif)
Co of
5%
64
6%
pfd__20
18 4
19%
the Southwest
preferred
Producing
Serv
Punta Alegre
Purolator
35%
43%
46*4
19%
20%
57
National
Bank
of
.
61%
75
Trust
80%
38'4
41*4
llatl
(Albany
Newark
ing Co
ft
(N
90
26%
24%
165
Peoples
174
First
(Chicago)—100
Natl
Bk
ft
36*4
28*4
30%
46*4
49%
76
79%
Philadelphia Natl Bank.
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
Provident
70%
31%
15%
37%
29%
20
42
44%
54
57%
130
Tradesmen's
Bank
(Phila)
Natl
Bank
of
Boston
10
8
35'4
31%
35*4
—0
25%
27%
190
6
200
14%
16*4
22*4
23%
Corn
Bank
Tr
of
& Sav Bk
Natl Bk
7*4
Hamp
5
16'%
Co
5
16%
Tr
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
Natl
Providence
R
Bk
74*4
65%
69%
10
26'/2
29%
45*4
48%
8
29
31%
10
43
46%
28
41
44%
20*4
21%
ton
(N
72*4
45*4
Y)
Bank
Sterling
Phila
of
Natl
Albany
Bk
ft
Tr
Co
Y)
Co—10
Trade Bk ft Tr Co (N Y)
10
Trust Co of Now Jersey—2%
47%
417
443
Union
32
34%
48
53%
xl5%
32
33%
(N Y)_10
Union
10
35%
United
10%
10
42
45%
10
41%
44%
10
of
Co
States
(Boston)
Maryland
Trust
8tstes Tr Oo
Oo—
21%
(N
23%
"
Y)_20
68
71
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arlf).8
of
I
Tr
United
17*4
35%
9
of Commerce—
(Cleveland)
Bank
25
Bank
27
29*4
17*4
Sugar Corp
1
16%
28*4
footnotes
iee
urecediDg page
17%
1
For
30%
We make Markets ill two
ont of every three of the
Rare
Metals
Reirhhold
Republic
Corp of America—1
Chemicals
Natural
6
6%
Co
Corp
Co
24*4
28%
30%
15*4
Industrial
26*4
2
1
Gas
1
16'4
21
Richardson
12%
14
17*/s
18%
Riley Stoker Corp
25%
29%
River
Brand
3
Rice Mills Inc—3%
24
27*4
16
43
46%
Roadway Express class A
&
list
Utility
of
Stocks quoted
Over
-
the
-
in
Counter
the
above
Securities.
17*4
Great
National
15%
1
Glddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Giant
Portland
western
Green
(A
P)
Cement
Co
Financial
Fire
Brick
Corp_l
Co
19'4
5
23
25%
Bobbins & Myers Inc
Green Mountain Power Corp
Gr'ter
'•
uries
Inc
5
14%
154
Robertson
1
4%
5%
Rochester
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
•
9*4
9%
10c
3*4
4%
Mfg Co new.-2.50
324
34%
25c
Gull
Snip*
r
Gusttn-Baonn
Corp
(H H)
Co
48
53*4
1
67
44*4
12
13%
17
18%
Your ordera dk
inquiries
TROSTER,
71*4
18%
41*4
Rvrler
Inc
9%
*
Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2%
Roddis Plywood Corp
1
System
8%
5
Membert
19%
2400
19%
8%
48*4
69*4
(Union City)—8
17 %
Mexico
&
County Natl
(Jersey City N J>
Hudson Tr
45%
20
(Chi)..100
Hudson
-
Bk_l5
Eork—10
36 %
6%
Exch
70%
17%
69%
State
'N Y>
New
37%
67*4
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
(Franklin
Y)
Trust
Hartford
9'%
27%
34
52*4
10
Rochelle
59*4
26
Bt
Louis
76*4
453
35%
Second Natl Bk of
Harris
3%
56
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—8
Rye National Bank <N Y)
2
71%
32%
425
10
Rockland-Atlas
341
49
73
10
33%
68%
49%
36%
14*4
ft Trust
21'4
331
43%
46
33%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D O—18
34%
19%
29%
55
I
66%
34%
32%
(Hackensack N J)
74%
62
30
41*4
;
Tr
67%
Girard
10%
27
Co (Pgh)
J2Q
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
33*4
20%
65%
50%
New Eng Trust Co
'Boston). 100
New York Trust Co (N
Y)
26
Northern Tr Qo
58%
19%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.
12%
Natl State Bk of
Newark—12%
29%
(N
17
10
55*4
28
86%
City)—25
44%
290
61*4
N Y)
7.50
Essex Bank¬
J)
27'4
6V»
.
278
Detroit—10
33'4
10
62
41,,-.
National Commerce Bank ft
Trust
50
134
58*4
National Bank of Westchester_8
National City Bank
(Cleve)—18
241
45%
Hanover
15*4
127
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston-10
Morgan (J P) ft Co (N Y)—100
64%
Bk
102
27%
43
Natl
18%
32*4
(N Y)__20
Pennsylvania
Banking
(Phila)
10
New
36*4
25*4
Natl City Bank
of
Ask
97
Louis Union Trust Co
20
Second Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston.
Mass)
20
Guaranty Trust Co
33*4
Products
Re6lstoflex
20
-20
67*4
8quare N
1
Bid
17%
34*4
B
10
37*4
*.
10c
Properties Inc
8%
Companies
62*4
23
Ltd
.«0e
63
St
8*4
Portland Gas & Coke Co
19
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
21%
Corp
Co.
59
of
20'%
1
2*4
Fluor
15*4
14*4
Off-Shore
20
Bk
30%
5*4
15
13
62%
228
Dallas—10
of
7'4
25%
14%
'
6c
(Jersey
18%
•
13%
Co
Corp
35
59
'Atlanta)_10
28%
2
1
Steel
13%
37%
49%
Plrst Westchester Natl Bank
1
Corp
1
Florida
52*4
4
(Newark
70c
Bottlers
Co
27%
—
(White
6%
Plymouth
Rubber
47
6c Trust Co
7%
5*4
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Polaroid
30%
25%
10
90c
Indus
General
6%
1
Corp
Mftrcury Telev "A"
Tool
27*4
25
Franklin
7%
Pendleton
16%
Natl
First
12%
•
Airmotlve
17%
11*4
15*4
First
16'4
5
Brewing Co
42
10*4
First Nat'l Bank Trust Co
of Paterson
5'%
15%
•
Otter Tail Power Co
Pabst
Co
16%
10c
9
Oil
First
1
3
Prod—lc
45*4
20%
National
Bank
River
49*4
50
First Natl Bank of Boston.. 12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
Bk
Corp
16%
34%
39%
Brook Natl Bank of
Freeport (N Y)
g
Mellon Natl Bk ft Tr Co
(Pgh) 28
Mercantile Tr Co (8t Louie)—28
35%
25
Co
Natl
Miss
15%
32*4
Maadow
39%
6c
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk 6c Tr
Co (Camden N J)
17*4
24*4
•
Northwest Production Corp
Northwestern Pub 8erv Co
28*4
34%
National
Fldellty-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
21
19
Trust
Natl
Coal
Eagle
13%
23%
Liberty Real Estate Bk ft Tr
Co (Phila)
10
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)
10
26%
33
37*4
N J)
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
Fldellty-Balt Nat Bk & Tr Co.lO
24%
11
24%
Phlla_10
5
First
Ben
1
39%
Cleve—16
of
Bank
Co
First
1
*
Trust
12*4
Co
62%
37*4
5
J)
39%
Serv
7*4
30%
N
67
Old
of
Bk
58
J)
Bank
11%
Pub
Pacific
28'4
111
37*4
Indiana
Ino
Manufacturers Tr Co (B Y)—10
Y)
62*4
North
Pacific
10c
(N
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
10%
Corp
Governor
7*4
1
24*4
Co
Bank
5
10
Co
23%
21*4
23
1
Coal
22%
Co
Fisher Brothers
Fisher
Gas
Gas Co
33%
21*4
25%
23
10
....
(Texas;—*
Mortgage Assn_100
Boston
&
45%
12*4
Par
67%
Plains N Y)
20*4
Mfg Co
First
8
4
1
Mfg Co
Empire State Oil
Equity Oil Co
Fanner
13%
19%
1
Associates
Co
Emhart
Federal
12'/
74
50c
Corp
Paso Electric
Fairmont
Oil
American
Oklahoma
—2
Nat
utilities
Electrolux
Nortex
North
North Penn
Services
Ihdnstrlal Trust Co (Fhlla)
Irving Trust Co (N T)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
310
21
64%
20
Empire Trust Co (N Y)_
50c
Corp
28*4
42*4
Zapata
298
(N
State
Co
(Paterson
18
•
Thermador
26*4
—
12'%
7*4
7
16
15%
16%
8
Co
15*4
24%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp—.1
5*4
100
(NY)_5
Co
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
11.4
America
Eastern Industries Inc
Eastern
10%
Norrls
File
5%
38%
Southern
Continental
20'%
1
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
East Tennessee
El
24%
Nicholson
20*4
59
6%
Commercial Trust Co. of N J_25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
27%
50c
Assoc
18%
45*4
14
Co.
Whiting Corp
_
19'%
Eng Gas & Elec
Co
Natl
&
Trust
37%
New
16 3-t
42
Williams & Co Inc
2%
Wisconsin Poiw ft
Light Co
10
Wood Conversion Co
0
WuTlitzer Company
10
8%
(Savantfah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
27%
1
Shops of Del
28%
23
26%
4%
Bank
26*4
'
25%
26
1
common
Natl
Citizens
33*4
17%
Shirt
8*4
28%
26%
I
23%
19
'Chem
20%
34%
B
Trust
46%
2*4
Class
Swasey
Jet
White
A
(N Y)
42*4
Corp
5
National Homes
Corp A com_50c
National
Co
Commercial
19
lQ
National Aluminate
Corp
National Gas & Oil
21 %
7%
26
com—
25*4
35
S
Cleveland Trust Co
1
Chemical Co
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
22%
20*4
Manufacturing Co—J
Western Lt & Telephone Co—10
Western Massachusetts Cos—1
Western Natural Oas Co..
1
9%
(Newark) .25
North America
i2'/8
5
Montrose
20%
West Point
36%
of
10*4
5
Miss
9%
26*4
31*4
Amer
22
1
York
38*4
1
Co.;
Welex
31V8
34%
New
9%
2
.
9
29*4
6*4
35%
31*4
7*4
Inc
18%
9
24
Washington Natural Oas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp_—__l
3*4
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12'4
Corn Exch Bk (N Y)„10
.
58
5
common
Laboratories
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping
16*4
B
Ask
&
of
Centl-Penn
6%
5
Miles
of
6c
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (S D) Co
46*4
Bid
N T
of Commerce
Central
34%
54*4 '
McLean Trucking Co cl A com_l
MoLouth Steel Corp
2*4
McNeil Machine &
Eng——.
Meredith Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Mlehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
2%
42%
1
Francisco)
Camden
13%
32*4
L)
McDermott
46%
17
1
30%
43*4
16
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson
16%
8%
7%
5*4
Boatmen's Natl Bank (St
Louts)
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
35
1
Inc
15%
54*4
Co
Bank
13%
•
America
Bankers Trust
9%
Darling. (LA)
Maremont
11%
1
Bank
36%
1%
Macmillan Co
;
Madison Gas & Electric Co
5%
10%
6
Corp
Warner
26%
Corp—1
Bank
\
27
1
of
(San
71%
1
Inc
4%
24*4
Par
5*4
cl B__5
Mfg 6c Sales Co
20%
32%
6%
13*4
Bank & Trust
Bank
5%
4%
1
America
Vitro
5%
12
Corp_7
134
16
25
Co
42%
Co
23%
5
19*4
39*4
26%
1
Steel
40*4
30%
34%
10c
& Co Inc
25
6
135
28
.10
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc.
36%
24%
32*4
5%
128
3414
33
1
Oh
Corp.
3H/2
Petroleum
Nat
Tool
29 *4
Corp
States
&
1
Transmission
King
Drill
5
1
National
36*4
.5
Co
Texas
Thermo
3
Co
v
37%
33%
14*4
Corp
Transmls
1
10
25%
13%
1
Texas Industries Inc
Texas Natural Gasoline
36%
8*4
23%
2.50
Inc
Gas Transmls
25%
United Western
Minerals—_10o
Universal Match Oorp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%
32*4
Corp_5
.Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
39%
3*4
34
10
Fibers
Corp
Ludlow
4%,;
16%
15
14%
common
Lithium
22'4
'
.—,—1
Gas
Collins. Radio
21
"
33'4c
,
Machine Co
Coastal
6
—1
cl A__33*/ac
X Common class B
Eastern
8%
22*4
__10
Co
com
Blower
Lilly (Eli)
37%
21*4
•
___
Serv
Texas
10
Co
Co
Lone Star
134
3538
Utility Corp—-—6
Central Telephone Co
,
xl2V4
5
Co
57*4
50c
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
6%
10
Central Louisiana Electric Co
Maine
6%
C'O—iO
54
3
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau
22%
Elec
Tekoil
•
Inc__+
29%
30
1
23
16
27*4
10
Corp Inc
10%
74
Tennessee
Co
Glass
(O A)
1
common
•
36%
111
10
Sutton
214
preferred
L-O-F
104
—1
Co
35%
13%
23%
6% preferred.
.10
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Linf Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
8%
•
2%
Wells
1
Koehring
Products Corp
_10
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs_—
Central Electric & Gas Co—3'/x
•
5
42
25%
Paper
32%
8
Corp
2%
Corp
1
Suburban Propane Gas
Corp__I
Suntide Refining Co
lo
11%
United
19
40%
25 y8
1
Gas Pipe Line
Corp_50o
Tucson Gas Elec Lt ft Pwr
Co_5
27
Greene
1
39
Ceco Steel
-
•
Co
Corp
Kennametal
10%
Oil
10 4
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_l0
Kansas City Public Berv Co
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kendall
20*4
r>pn*rni.
1
Keystone Portland Cem Co
9%
'Central
Stubnitz
13%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Carlisle. Corp
1
•
Struthers
30%
19*4
Carpenter
15%
12%
Ltd—^10c
Delhi
29%
22*4
28*4
California -Water Service Co
25
Wat & Telephone Co_12'4
27%
17%
38*4
65%
12%
15*4
25'4
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp—1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
Btrong Cobb & Co Inc
1
14%
'Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
124
34*4
Calif
Canadian
16%
106
21%
20
Co
15%
11
15%
14
2*4
Mfg Co
Stanley Home Products Inc
Common non-voting
Stanley Works
15%
101
5
Supply
Kentucky Utilities
Power
24%
5
1
California Oregon
61*4
>•
Co—15
Utilities
Water
$1.46
,
-
8'/a
39
•
Kaiser
5%
11'A
10
—_
14%
Trans
l0'/8
20%
Fruit & Steamship
Standard Register
24%
7%
1
Inc
7*4
5%
1
Beryllium Co
Buckeye
22
E)
Trans Canada
Pipe Lines nniti
Common
19*4
Stand
(A
15%
Co—1
Co
20%
57
1
Jefferson Electric
Jervis Corp
Jessop Steel Co
10
10
Southern
Carbon
Tele
67
14%
1
Sprague Electric Co
Staley
1
Jack & Heintz Inc
Iowa
States
15%
20*4
5
Inc
Southwestern
Tracerlab Inc
14y2
5
Co
25 %
64
Producing Co—1
19%
•
common
5*4
19*2
Gas
Gas
18%
10
Co
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co
Iowa Public Service Co
10
Co
Corp
3%
Union
13%
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys__1
Interstate Securities Co
5
Investors Diver Services Inc
_1
1
Beneficial Corp
:
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Beryllium
3%
Bpeer
31%
Lomb
Gosselt
Southern Calif Water Co
12*4
23%
23
Southern Colorado Power Co_*
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co—25
62
23*4
11*4
Co„10c
264
ip%
International
A
Serv
29*4
Southern
Indianapolis
1
Pub
Bid
1
Corp
22*4
Shore Oil 6c Devel Co_10c
Boutliwest
17%
Optical Co__10
Baxter- Laboratories.
1
Bayless (A J) Markets
_1
Bell
Southeastern
11
21%
Co
Co
South
65*4
16%
Class
Bausch
125
127
23%
l
Water Co
Water Co
1
7%
Co
24
&
Textbook
Power
Corp
2
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33ysc
54 '4
;
Co
Skll
10
10
Bareco Investment Co
Bates
34
62 4
20
1
6c
Pacific
22
10
Corp..;
Inc
Gas
Sierra
14%
47 3 4
•
Topp Industries Ino
Towmotor Corp
D)
26%
10
13*,2
5
Tokheim
1
Co
25%
Co
Time Inc
43
1
10
Gas
Spring
&
Hycon
•
119
48*4
40
1
44 ¥2
Art Metal Construction Co
Oil
19%
Par
45
2
(G
Beismograph Service Cqrp
42*4
;
120
2%
Co
__5
Co
5
Aztec
22%
„
50
1
A
1
Co
Associated,
Engineering
class
•
Service
Arkansas
Avon Products
Co
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
114
18%
4
Partic preferred
Arizona
10
20%
1
Voltage
Ask
1
Searle
Ask
2%
10
27
High
39
Co class A com_10
common
56 '4
38%
1
5
36
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Co
B
Bid
25c
1
Incorporated
Farms
(M A)
Class
Controls
4
Co
&
Develop
1
American Window Glass
Co_12%
Araen
" Hanna
224
42*4
&
2
American-Marietta Co
American Pipe & Const
AMP
29%
39 '/a
10
Hagan Chemicals
Halle Mines Inc
Haloid Company
Bid
San Jacinto Petroleum—.
Par
5 4
32 '4
Co
American Express Co
Amer Hospital Supply
Research
4%
1
The "National" list is
composed of securities
request.
Par
Ask
1
Commercial
Amer
Bid
on
wide national distribution.
a
74
N,
Y.
ere
invited
SINGER_&
Security
Dealers
Trinity Placu, New Yorh
Association
6,
N. Y.
CO.
JJY
1-
45
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
Quotations for Friday, Sept.
Insurance
Mutual Funds
5.70
5.14
Fund
10.47
9.63
10.76
11.70
21.71
15.32
16.56
9.02
9.87
20.73
22.41
12.36
1
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
3.75
20.19
10c
Bowling Green Fund
Broad Street Investment
8.25
3.43
—1
Inc
5.59
7.59
Inv Tr of
Boston
5.21
13.55
-
12.84
11.88
1
19.31
17.85
—1
Canadian International Growth
Fund
Ltd1
Fund
Canadian
7.53
6.89
1
Fund, Inc
Canada General F uud
(1054) Ltd
California
Inc
7.08
7.74
5.41
5.97
—
\
Venture Fuud Inc
1
22.18
Century Shares Trust
1
16.26
Chemical
Fund Inc
50c
12,500 13
Christiana
Securities com—100
122
Preferred
_____100
Capital
Commonwealth Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Western Investment
Dividend Income Fund—
16.60
18.04
14.84
16.13
12.77
13.81
161a
18
1
13.51
76
10.14
11.15
8-34
9.17
6.46
E
Series
■
25c
Dividend Shares
18.10
2.90
Howard—
&
9.51
20.95
Fund
Stock Fund
Electronics Investment
Balanced
Corp—1
Equity Fund Inc
stock
Preferred
Inc
Futures
—
14.29
14.68
15.87
3.49
3.83
4.34
4.74
7.46
lc
lc
2
1
series
series
slock
Common
Fundamental Investors Inc
6.82
13.22
Fund lne_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
eounders Mutual Fund
——*
Franklin Custodian F'unds Inc—
financial Industrial
Gas
,-1
1
1
Industries Fund Inc
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
Securities—
Group
shares——-—-*"T°
*--1°
lo
Building shares
Fund-.
Capital Growth
—lc
shares—
Chemical
Stock FuncLlo
Electrical
Equipment shares
lo
(The)
Common
Electronics &
1°
shares
Food
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
lo
shares
Mining
lo
lo
lo
lo
lc
lc
shares
Petroleum
Bond
shares
equipment
shares
Railroad
RR
lo
shares
Merchandising
stock shares
Railroad
Steel
shares
shares
Tobacco
Utilities
9.79
10.73
6.27
16.89
4.82
5.24
13.10
14.32
12.14
Sayles
Loomis
7.28
5.68
6.23
7.79
8.54
11.82
12.94
10.78
11.81
6.51
6.33
8.29
9.09
7.29
7.99
6.61
7.25
8.04
8.38
10.01
10.97
6.89
7.56
11.46
12.55
2.36
2.61
5.65
6.20
8.45
9.26
8.06
8.83
4.32
15.77
4.05
10c
1
U22.63
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.56
7.27
Incorporated Income Fund-;—1
Incorporated Investors
1
7.94
8.68
8.44
10.65
1
11.53
15.25
5.62
6.12
Casualty
25%
Maryland
3
"
Co
National
Fire
National Union Fire
27%
New
82%
3%
53
25 1
10.91
11.79
As;n
34%
10
Philadelphia
10
81%
36 %
2.50
50%
7.50
34%
4
66%
Fireman's
Pacific
of
(S
Fund
F)
Newark.
36 3 4
Phila
86%
stock
(Ex-50%
9.79
dividend)
36%
.
18.96
9.70
10.55
1
Dividend
Stock
Series
Income
3.77
Paul
York
New
of
5.30
1
5.83
19.34
17%
5
30%
32%
Standard Accident
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
25%
10
31%
10
138%
10
Fire
33%
144
30 %
Insurance
Price
of
Co
North Amer__5
98%
95
3.70s
Oct.
15,
1957
99.30
10.47
11.45
3.95s
Jan.
15,
1958
99.28
(T
Rovve)
F'und
Feb.
17,
1958
99.29
1
20.12
20.34
13.92
30.33
30.64
1
5.95
6.43
12.92
(Geo) Fund
1
11.89
&
I
4%s March
all.28
2%s Jan.
4s
Feb.
Selected
Stock
Sovereign
July
Television-Electronics Fnnd_
99.27
99.25
99.22
99.30
99.25
99.29
3%s May
92
93
99.23
99.27
4'as
1, 1971
Feb." 15. 1972-1967
98
99
3%s
Sept.
95
99.31
1958
100.1
15.
Nov.
11.31
11.61
Figures after decimal point represent
12.32
Maturity—
22
20
8.61
7.88
Bid
of
Certificates
United
Income Fund Shares.l
9.16
9.96
1
10.28
1
14.68
15.96
Oct.
1.
195-7
Ltd
7.97
1,
1957
99.31
Feb.
tine
Income
Value
Line
4s
Aug.
Oct.
April
5.45
27bs June
15.
1,
2.49
"
Stock
1959
97.12
Notes—(Cont.)—
15,
Feb.
160
99.28
97-4
95.28
96.4
94.28
15,
94.20
98.18
Oct.
1,
April
1, 1959
1%s April 1,-1960
4s
100
Aug.
1 %s
I960-
1,
93.20
1960
1961
1.
—
1961
Oct.
99.2
1958
99.6
99 8
1, 1961
3%s Feb 15, 1962
98
93.3
1%s April 1.. 1962—
4s
Aug.
15,
1962
10.11
11.Oo
9.58
10.48
10.29
11.29
Income
Fund-lc
6.29
6.88
TnpHtiittnrtnt
Tnptir
Viinri
If
11.50
12.58
Whitehall
Fund
Inc—
l
Intl Resources
Fund
Inc
lo
4.41
4.82
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
1
Bonds—
Refining 4%s__
1987
Burlington Industries 4 %S
Carrier
1975
k__
97 %
7.92
Wellington Fund
8.66
12.51
1
13.64
~
12.17
11.26
5.29
4.89:
•
'
KM
Dated
Bid
99.26
99.29
3-58
99.25
99.23
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
^.3i
100.1
3.90%
5-
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
99.31
100.2
4.00%
6- 3-57
3-
5-
1-57
11-
100.1
4.25%
7-
4
74%
98
89
Ligb'-
Sheraton
Co
103%
104 %
Southern
Calif
99.28
99.30
4-
1-
2-58
99,27
1-57
99 31
100.1
1-57
-1-58
4.20%
8-
1-57
5-
1-59
4.50%
9-
3-57
6-
2-58
99.28
100
99.28
100
100
"
100.3
99.30
100 %
1987
100%
2-57
2-57
1-57
Ask
100! 4
121*2-
—
107!
1982
83
United States Treasury
k__
4%s_l—lbb'i
Sears Roebuck Accept 5s
87
100
4%s
4%s_1987
&
6 %s
75%
1982
Light 4?/8s_1987
Corp
Bid
& Gas
Power
99.30
1-57
3-57
3.80%
Bonds—(Cont,.)
Pub Service El
Puget Sound
1-57
36-
Ask
Due'-
2- 3-58
Dated
3.875%
Due
Ask
Rate
Rate
3.90 %
Security Issues
__
100.2
.
Federal Intermediate Gredit Bank Debentures
»:
:
1;
3.80%
Belgium (Kingdom oft 5%£1972
89.11
7.30
8.68
„
'
>
.
*■
3.70
Atlantic
99.8
11.09
3.875%
Ask
100
92.18
fl
*
lc
Bid
.
89.4
__1
Vti
93.28
91.8
99.5
—
98.21
10J.5
91
98.28
1953
92.10
100.3
1958
1,
Oct.
96.28
%s Oct.
1
>-
10.18
1
99.25
2.72
1
Inc
99.23
99.30
1957
1,
1 !aS
10c
Ask
97.14
-
3%s May
99.25
Treasury Notes—
l%s
Inc
i
1961—
1,
5-93
Special Situations
Bid
1%s
100.1
99.23
-QVae Anril 15, 1958_
5.43
;
point
a
1%s
1908
14,
4.99
l
99.29
100
99.29
1%S
3%S
1 %s
;
100
99.25
1958
1%s April 1, 1959-
99.31
Dec.
11.23
1
11,
or more 32nds of
one
Treasury
3%s
10.54
7.29
11.46
1
Fund
99.29
.'
1957
3,
1958
1,
Aug.
Maturity—
Ask
Indebtedness—
3"aS
Accumulated
Continental
Fund
100
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
11.17
,| 11.30
Fund.lc
Recent
96
99.29
38%
4
United
Wall Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors'Fund Inc—
1972
12.71
35
United
r
103%
102'%
•
12.36
United Funds Iuc—
Fund
99.8
^
Wl
15," 1957
March
l
Towne
1962
May 1,
4.70s
1
Inc
&
4s
4%s July 15, 1969—,
4%» Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3.80s
Templeton Growth Fd of Can__l
*,
96.28
95.10
95,14
99,16
99.27
3%s Oct.
10.56
'
2%6 June 1, 4960
4%s
1
Inc
I960
99.12
9.01
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-I
'
1,
99.21
1953
11.
wi___
1959
99.23
1958
Aug.
1
1, 1959
Feb.
99.28
99.22
1958
99.23
1958
10.
99.24
96.16
95
95.4
99.30
1958.
1958
2%s Nov. 1,
4%e Feb 2,
100.2
99.ol
100
99.8
99.30
100.4
97.28
90.8
1958
10,
May 8.
a28.32
Strum
1,
2 Vjs
1958
1958
10,
99.28
97.20
1958
1.
14.32
*
Fund
May
3%s May
11.67
.1
Van
14,
Ask
Bid
99.28
99.24
1957.
1,
1
Investors
Inc
32nds of a point
Bank Bonds—
8.33
Roe <& Farrnham Fund
Fund
26%
13.07
Street Investment Corp
Canada
25
1068
Stein
Funds
2
1
Investors Inc
Fund
20,
Mar.
4.70s
State
Texas
100
...
Oct.
2%s
a21.99
1.25
Southwestern
31
Fire
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
Fund
B)
4%s
a33.28
1
Fund
Shares
Amer
(Edson
30
4%s July 15, 1958——
99.31
Clark—
&
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith
99.27
Mortgage Assn—
Apr. 10.
4%s
•
Stevens
Common
49 %
47
Inc—1
Fund Inc_
Scudder,
1%s
1958
1958
16,
Federal Natl
4.05s
Clark
8c
17.
4.60s June
4.10s
Nuclear Funds
Stevens
22 %
2
2%s May
Science
Seudder,
20%
Y
N
of
3%s Feb.
100
Stock
of Canada
3
Federal Land
Ask
15.13
lnc
Scudder Fund
66
or more
one
100.1
8.77
Inc
Growth
83 %
62:%
Fire
Westchester
100
4.30s
13.69
8.03
Fund Inc
Puritan
20%
18%:80
U S Life Insurance Co in the
Bid
12.49
Inc
5
38%
9.69
1
Fund
8
Y)
57%
53%
Obligations of Government Agencies
2.50
Fund
Street
(N
42%
-
Guaranty Co—,10
36%
S
Figures after decimal point represent
,—•
Inc
Trust
U
8.87
1
Inc
1
Fund
40
76%
City
32 >/2
Corp—.
Securities
&
29%
10
—10
___.—
C S Fidelity 8c
70%
•
>•27
72
5
&
lnc
Fund
Guar
Travelers
,
66
10
—
Federal Home Loan Banks—•
Peoples
46%
43%
27%
American
Home
Over-The-Counter Securities
Philadelphia
13%
52%
10^
16%
20.91
1
Ltd
Shares
16
48
(Texas)_
5
Republic
Capital Fund
Electronics
64%
'
6.37
1
Chemistry
78%
.
..
11%
(N Y)_.
Marine——6.25
&
v
14%:
8.08
7.39
1
Fund
Canada
Nucleonics
Fire
22%
5.79
1
Scries
England
61
Seaboard Surety Co—.
8.28
Growth Stock Series
New
.-72
Republic Insurance
51%
54
--
20%,
10
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Hartford Fire Insurance Co_
4.12
7.58
347/b
83.*
50
Co—15.
Insurance
28 V2
6.38
1
Series
78%
87%
——__10
Life
50%
Hanover
10.54
5.84
1
Series
Preferred
9.64
1
%
47%
10
26%
10
Hartford Steamboiler
Series
25%
82
—5.
47
Gulf Life
National Security Series-
Series
10
5
Great
17.52
^
74
Y.10
of N
Indemnity Co.:
Reinsurance Corp
6t
General Reinsurance Corp
3.46
Balanced
(Minn)
Globe &
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Investors Corp—
1
-
7!
>
Glens Falls
1 axI3.45
National
39%
32 %
12.50 ^
Pro viaence-Washington
53%
19.65
14.25
3.18
46%
v
3.33%«
Phoenix
39
'
Franklin Life—
11.21
Fund—
1
17
»
23 %
5 -'
2.50
;
33%
43%
36%
.
10
—
—
-
Insurance
70
of
Firemen's
of beneficial interest
Fire
River
Pacific Insurance Co
26%
4
f ire
8.91
Fire——
79%
;
31%
xl5%*
2
:.
Nortliwestern National Life
4%
Deposit of Md
Fidelity &
13.18
Casualty
Northern
56%
Federal
2.89
7.35
18.18
10 V«
46 Vb
75
5„4.
.5
Peerless Insurance Co—
2.90
1
54%
42%>
10.;
A
N.oiIficastern
88
1.25
Assoc
Reinsurance Corp—5
6.71
Foundation—1
Income
65%
"
Stock
Invest Fund lnc
Shares
Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
York
Nort h
123,-
84%
Group
2.62
of beneficial interest—1
Units
&
Co
Corp class
Hampshire
New
297
'.
3.43
Mutual
Mutual
Ins
New Amsterdam
29%
56%
2.63
28%
Manufacturers.—49
18%
52%
3.11
>
27%
10
lc
Assurance-—__5
30%
283*
5
Crum & I'orster Inc
Petroleum shares
— lo
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lo
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
10.37
34%
32%
—_„1
Life
54
76
Employers
3(1 VaC
Casualty
Bonding
5
Indemnity & Life Ins—5
Monarch
50
25
17
117
3.76
Life
216
208
Merchants Fire
285
3.41
Massachusetts
114
10
17%
2
Employees
Growth
20 ' 110
16%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Investors
14 %
60
50%
10
3.24
shares
13%
,_1
33%
27
Co—,__5
3.85
2
-
33 %
2.42
Paper
17%
1%
31
Massachusetts
Lite Ins
Life:
Assurance
2.94
—
Co__65c
(Binn)_2
Mass
General
Connecticut
Continental
Institutional Growth
lo
Ndtl
Columbian
Title
29%
(N J)—5
Assn
Camden Fire.Ins
8c
Natl Lite Ins
Companies Inc
Nationwide
16.67
33
15%
(Va)_5
Lincoln National Lite
7-%
7%
5
2.19
Ltd—;
Fund
Life
Corp
2%
27 %
Co
Boston Insurance
a42.33
Institutional
j
25%
30
24
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins CN Jt_10
Beneficial Stand Life Ins Co
1
3.49
Industries
shares
•
Fund
Mtge
Liberty
23%
Bankers 8c Shippers
lc
Metal
9.12
Bank
Lawyers
24%
Ins
Merchants 8c
shares—lc
General
7.95
Institutional
32%
8.68
lo
Value
2.35
Inst Foundation
Title
13.83
7.96
89%
6.25
Co
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Value Line Fund
1
Institutional Shares
12.67
4.43
4.01
'
American surety
Ask
30
10
1
5
D C)
5.16
16.25
Inc
11.81.
(Wash
Mercury
4.69
United
Boston
10.82
4.75
9.03
Series II-DA
Lawyers
22%
(Newark N Ji—2%
Amer Ins Co
Bid
86
Ins__10
Life Insurance Co of Va
American Re-insurance
Continental
shares
Automobile
14.82
Inc—
Fund of
Amer
15.76
Managed Funds—
7.14
5.77
10c
Income
8.85
12.62
Putnam
9.53
8.24
Haydock Fund Ire
8.11
9.18
8.70
Series II-C7
27%
1
14.44
F'und--*
Mutual
United Science Fund
Hamilton Funds
25 %
30%
Assurance Co-5
Home
Life
215
206
Ins—
FTa)
(Jacksonville
American
Standard
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
60
56%
5
11.57
9.40
13.12
6.70
14.39
1
preferred
eonv
Par
138
130
10.27
Pine
lc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
10.38
Lexington Trust Fund
250
Lexington Venture Fund
1
Life,Insurance Investors Inc—1
Lire Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
6.87
15.41
Inc—1
—
—
Growth Industry Shares
—
Heritage Life
Amer
17.61
9.50
6.35
8.11
8.38
shahfs^»
Automobile
Aviation
24.97
16.14
$1.25
11.84
Pioneer
General
22.89
5.79
Stock
146
6.58
lnc
Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Fund
Fidelity
Fiduciary
5.10
144.54
-10
2UC
5
Fund Inc
Energy
21.16
4.67
*
22.40
19.29
*
24 65
10.83
Bond
Eaton
10
10
——10
Surety
Co
Jefferson
Title
8.75
1
Inc
Fuud
Dreylus
8.99
2.64
2.50
a
7.08
15.99
Fundi-1
Investment
Diversified
Aetna Life
&
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur——5
American Fidelity & Casual ty_5
1
Fund
Knickerbocker
Mutual
8.c0
Diversified Trustee Shares—
5 61
...
13.65
72-, a
1
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Insurance
23.62
1
E-4 (Discount
Bonds*
1
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
5-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)_ 1
8-2 (Income Com Stocks)—*.1
8-3 (feneculative Com Stk)—1
6-4
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Fund lnc
6.82
6.23
Vegh Mutual
ruiaware Fund
De
Casualty
Aetna
a20.10
Bonds)
tl-ow Priced
B-3
Mars
1
Investing Co Inc
Fund Inc
Vegh
00
'
10.21
13.26
Inc
Crown
Aetna
10.16
5.12
Keystone Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bontlsj
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Ej>nds>_l
9.29
1
--1
Trust-1
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc_
Consolidated Investment
100
128
12.20
J
Inc
Fund
17.58
8.55
Composite Bond & Stock
9.60
9.30
of
Co
23.98
9.41
1
1
1
Inc
Fund
Colonial
8.78
America
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
detferson Custodian Funds Inc.l
Johnston
(The) Mutual Fund_l
Investment
Companies
Ask
Bid
Par
1.56
4.77
Elect'nlcs Corp lc
Mutual Fund lnc—1
America
•
Blue Ridge
8.83
1.42
Axe-Science &
Bond
3.88
a.oa
lnc—1
Fund "A" Inc—1
Fund "B" Inc__5
Stock Fund Inc_l
^jte-Houghton
Axe-HougUlon
Axe-Houghton
6.26
3.61
Devel Mut Fund
Atomic
1.76
1.60
Funa
25o
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares-—1
American Mutual Fund Ric—1
Associated Fund Trust.
•
Aberdeen
Vat
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
'>a'
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
108%
2
Bills
"■
Illinois
Central
El
Natural
Paso
Ferro
Corp
Gas
5%s_1977
3r!as
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s———1976
3%e
—
General
1975
v
Motors
Accept 5s_ 1977
73
65%
Calif
Hotels
4%S
1970
Jersey Central Pwr 8c Lt 5s 1987
87
101 %
Rand
6s
89
102
100%
101%
Louisville Gas 8c Elec 4%s_1987
101 %
102%
Textron
Lowenstein (Mi
8c Sons—
1981
Mueli-r
Can
Northern
States
Pacific
Pacific
Gas
Tel
&
&
1977
74%
105%
106»4
75
82
1976
Power
U
S
97
Trans
Service
Amer
106
101 fa
102 %
Corp
Match
1977
103
104
5s-_19_7
5%s
1980
103%
103 %
103%
Paso
6.40'l
Natural
99.279
99.297
December
12, 1957__
99.207"
99.216
24,
1957—.
99.720
99.819
December
19.
1957—
99.132
99.139
October
31,
1957
99.651
99.668
March
98.00a
98.038
1957
99.568
99.380
April 15,
97.767
97.801
99.499
99.511
102 V4
November
1971
67
1971
100
94
ipjfi
89%
1987
101'a
4%s__1992
98%
1957_
14,
24,
1958
1958—--—
T
102
1970
7,
29,
68
5%s
5«
97
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
91%
102
99 V4
j
•No
par
value
JFx-100 '"r
Net
Stock
100
103
103%
b Bid
*
stock
asset
k Admitted
Gas—
preferred
99.352
December'5, I957_—
99.809
101%
Stocks—
El
99.338
November
99.856
a
104
b__
1957-^
93.916
99.787
4%s_—_1987
99
E'lectiio 5s__1989
99.432
99.847
November
Telephone
99.909
1957
99.419
1957
99%
West Penn Power 478s
Wisconsin
1957__^_.
Ask
1957—
17,
3,
99%
5a
November 21.
October
October 10,
5%s_1977
Industries 4%s
Universal
—1975
5s
Tel
73 %
Pipe Line—
3fi(:S_,
Brass
National
Elec
Underwood
•
4%e
Michigan Wisconsin
6%s
;
„•
—
1957—
99.975
October
%'
10534
—1982
5%s_
Bid
Ask
99.656
September 26.
October
.
Transmission—
Texqs Eastern
1979
47«s
1
1011/4
1983
Sperry
Texas
Lehingh Cement
Gas— '
5 !is
102
Ti?nn Gas
Hilton
Kid
100 •'
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
85
Edison—
1982
Southern
78
101%-
Am
4%s
80
67
of
dividend,
to
listing
Exchange
011
the New
yield
price,
d Ex-rights,
t New
value.
York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend.
'
4 '
k
Volume
186
Number
5675
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(1303)
THE COURSE Of B ANK CLE AR1M6S
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
decrease compared with
a
;
,
1;
;1
York
New
—L.——.
i
1950
1,180,404,186
1,422,000,000
"757,290,893
729,117,518
1
3.9
.
—
461,112,120
3.0
437,700,000
2.1
'
..795,884,000
—
L"
+
in
4,582.228,160
days
!
5,029,726,530
916,445,632
,
Total
;
^
(7 cities)
We cannot
furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
—
them
appear
to
increase of 3.3%.
an
was
We
a
loss of
1957
Week Ended Sept. L 4—
—10
Philadelphia..
11
1
4th Cleveland—
7
5th Richmond
6th- Atlanta
7th
6
10
-
Chicago
17
:
8th-St.- Louis—
:
4'
4—
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
7
City
6
12th San Francisco
—10
New
We
10,729,695,152
York
1,358,879,894
our
;
754.853,209
1,261,220,729
1,190,052,947
1,557,284,865
-
r -
2.8
+
646,432,237
,
1,404,501,429
709,134,326
4.6
654,143,274
,649,805,971
2.6
688,390,146
517,011,980
732,990,747
1,256,797,113
21.150.727.581
"
r
555,800,572
-
••
625,140,339
652,074,356
512,813,938
--
0.5
-,1,408,654,441
1,170,769,783
0.3
+
.
11.193.050.582
22,025,477,248
11,434,962,-343
years:
10,410,300,471
$
Week
District—Boston-
or
4
605,601,617
'
14
a.—
3.2
3,441,382
3.0
8,436,592
6,784,304
G12,677,072
575.383,983
7.4
4,041,989
/■
—10.6
4,130,891
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven
—.
—17.3
1,605,066
1,385,729
—18.4
4,960,779
'I. 3,905,354
16,791,410
16,638.490
+
0.9
16,184,776
12,596,735
12,325,393
+
8.5
12,036,7G2;
10.060,562
40,982,650
)
:—-
1,932,531
4,093.041
J3.376.749
Worcester
39,891,778
+
2.7
36,850,974
35,829,866
24,664,083
Island—Providence
-
Hampshire—Manchester
24,903,730
34,740,500
30,051,000
2,909,862
.
2,866,081
760,500,884
802,880,450
—
1.0
22.985,095
4
+ 15.6
+
1.5
—
17,065,663
-
32,671,800
5.3
3,891,298
•
-
Blnghamton
:
(a)
49,745,449
.
Buffalo
120.100,151
Elmtra
.'
29.981,000
759,872,487 *
York
+ 28.8
46,826.507
(a)
51,182,277
3,904,117
145,284,030
141,585,030
128,730,706
3,028,749
—10.4
3,911,417
3,070,980
:
2,902,454
+
6.0
4,297.076
+
3.0
10,284,140,188
9,957,676,999
+
3.3
39,488,365
+
3.3
41.009,315
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
(10 cities)
195,769,250
206,070,802
14,825,817
+ 15.8
1,190,652,947
+
5.9
1,199,893,600
1,088,596,154
2,952,763
+
8.4
3,979,666
22,594,354
10,705,168
+
*3,200,000
23,314,194
13,256,557
13,169,317
82,782,000
*
0.3
+
4,067,953
+
7.2
+
8.3
+
0.6
17,095,798
-2,882,152
-
8,194,352
Peoria
-
Springfield
^
7.8
+ 35.5
+
6,749,434
48,428,095
16,842,474
-
1,886,423-
0.8
—
-
0.5
1,146,347,992
*
7,643,196
1,041,504.188
7,430,954
16,838,912
+ 11.3
17,052,992
11,789,860
-
17,088,670
+
4.3
8,980,255
2.4
11,285,321
7,336,311
1:9
1,546,093,188
" 1,404,501,4291
8.9
412,700,000
393,000,000
7.4
169,307,333
165,898,563
148,305,1621
144,920,450
6,544,041
6,706,618
1,586,423,863
1,557,284,865
-
4,164,342
131,211,407
•
5.8-
+
8,235,243
18,747,470
12,301,714
Rockford
+
2,126,310
1,164,268,907
1,173,376,483
-
Decatur
*
10.026,304
84,882,000
9,003,733
4,162.090
115,396,965"
5,954,165
43,120,403
16,346,951
2,137,815
129,307,273
7,549,050
46,318,776
15,857,818
49,026,514
—w
11,684,531
86,577,000
9,117,036
4.5
—
+ 12.5
7,597,280
-
-
cities) jv,
10,540,044
9,321,733
,
City
(17
2,898,450
18,414,13®
12,775,143
4,359,017
.
,
Des Moines
Illinois—Bloomlngfcon
23,011,825
+10.1
86,681,000
•
3.2
140,092,300
Wisconsin:—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Chicago
10,639,510
+ 23.8
11,963,127
10,484,674
—
Missouri—St. Louis
—
+
—
:
—
cities)
174,722,669
146,673,417
3,212,251
«««.»
384,800;000
161,787,465
131,032,521
2,938,240
646,432,237
-
-
Illinois—Quincy
Total (4
350,400,000
-
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Ninth Federal Reserve
6,614,301
709,134,326
—
—
—10.7
-I-
9.3
—
8.8
2,678,252
2,501,805
South
732,990,747 *
706,320,831
9,846,75J>
420,304,784
12,493,801
435,900,792
2.5
9,506,033
416,394,957
4.7
171,323,209
164,035,347
4.4
437,001,160
167,718,691 '
12,154,078
11,133,745
9.2
5,138,447
5.6
14,975,733
5,443,441
7,404,204
13,766,129
659,120,282
630,362,877
Minneapolis
St.
North
'
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Paul
Dakota—Fargo
—_
Dakota—Aberdeen
—
Montana—Billings
—
"12,185,054
7,134,222
—
(7 cities)
(9
7,001.300
14,488,624
654,143.274,
,
,
£25,140,83^'
City—
1,237,443
.829,211
+
1.6
1,331,024
903,144
10,655,138
+
8.5
11.947,223
155,256,849
+
2.9
171,759,434
1.6
12,497,477
12,704,659
14,716,696
6,535,625
29,450,614
417,187,411
14,302,240
8,242,401
632,735,477
cities)
5,405,281
7,804,150
-15,330,422
4.6
+
"31,459,246
Total
10,728,505
8.8
159,715*893
—
157,365,585
3.6
1,088,396
———
-
11,189,239
5,593,679
842,567
11,562,004
—12.0
649,865,971
394,317,573
—
+
6.8
5.5
2.9
13,737,350
-20.7
159,741,952
10,883,30®
27,318,903
10,566,833
29,180,314
441,231,726
•b
966,03^
848,393
9,155,585
7,733,098
2.6
422,322,894
14,264,10®
6,573,195
688,390,146 f
652,074,35S
-
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
12,590,242
Dallas
12,785,053
431,975,527.
Fort Worth
:—
Galveston
8,833,000
»—
Wichita Falls
-
Louisiana—Slireveport
•'
,
7,641,494
12,364,010
11,352,293
1.2
470,636,857
433,246,90®
8.2
40,600,713
37,141,763
—
8,564,000
+
3.1
+
1.4
7,736,000
7,236,307
7,734,00®
7,532,292
16,980,010
14,295,503 '
*
1.5
+
—
426,937,642
45,395,405
41,676,214
(6 cities)
517,011,980
29,558,624
6.1
24,541,200
21,451,499
-
—15.8
17,217,685
*16,241,229
-
518,194,402
0.2
555,800,572
512,813,93®
—
■
•
3.830,476
10,590,514,905
9.8
211,728,090
6,994,458
240,199,158
95,692,371
201,358,188
85,085,083
29,674,269
21,397,960
753,067,726
598,887,231
23,203,487
26,851.979
+
5.3
22,797,033
-
7,097,74®''
Utah—Salt
Lake
California—Long
City
Beach
94,062,940
—
San
—
-
Francisco
68,456,007
+
4.1
73,732,900
69,312,502
75,830,102
74,605,717
+
1.7
78,840,031
72,110,313
10,729,695,152
10.398,867,960
+
3.2
11,030,610,323
10,659,009,929
25,264,474
+
14,643,043
—
7,895,343
13.876,128
(10 cities)
—12.9
—
29,555^880-
8,276,858
3.0
6.9
+ 11.9
17,034,533
630,148,366
27,795,571
Total
—
—
29,006.517
18,594,875
626,676,615
Santa Barbara
+
7,103,230
222,766,506
84,082,063
9.2
0.6
6.0
+
.
4.8
—
5.2
194,078,703
7,088,582
24,126,339
17,204,763
29,407,530
8,052,635
12,439,244
23,566,493
7,121281
12,2527094
1,256,797,113
1,249,900,075
+
0.5
1,408,654,441
21,209,626,732
21,150,727,581
+
0.3
22,025,477,248
20,656,658,80®
10,925,486,544
11,193,050,582
2.4
11,434,962,343
10,410,300,471
'
1,170,769,783
23,958,738
71,230,085
207,664,594
6,888,969
3,119,496
10,246.358,329
227,926,005
207,434,678
Oregon—Portland
35,803,007
27,759,203
Rochester
Syracuse
New
Bend
Sioux
7,235,089
6,829,450
167,368,703
185,150,377
6,838,673
8.2
+
651,586
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Pasadena
3.07G.293
„1
9.5
+10.1
375,400,000
2,357,258
40.809,075
New
7,655,095
207,358,784
208,093,126
40,407,753
116,593,119
701,158,020
4,420,557
Jamestown
8,499,693
32,239,264
127,489,344
413,000,000
8,179,663
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisce—
64,054,011
1
3.6
—
178,320,565
«.
Washington—Seattle
York—Albany
0.4
3.7
+
-
Second Federal Reserve District—New
Yerk
New
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Total
(12 cities)
+
+
393,200,000
3,252,420
1,599,086
.
29,439,686
122,536,398
645,572,539
-
670,089
—
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
2,555,146
.
4,075.701
.
745,101,384
194,810,698
Kansas—Topcka
+
—
2.8
District—Chicago-
Lansing
Omaha
$
—
654,141,526
+
8,593,753
342,062,267
1.0
Arbor
„
3,612,110
139,472.658
733,976,519
3.0
1,261,220,729
Wichita
8,630,880
2.7
7.3
1954
$
Ended Sept.
3,364,003
2.6
+
—
197,200,526
Grand Rapids
South
4,144,107
21,593,009
220,180,929
6,398,207
253,120,411
140,135,885
808,331
Nebraska—Fremont
1955
r
Dec. c/»
8,891,006
-
.
__
Michigan—Ann
4.027.G75
23,469,000
226,876,031
.
15,861,308
Hastings
Inc.
3.4
..+.
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
"
1956
4.0
+
199,099,659
(lo cities)
Total
showing the figures for each city for the
1957
2.9
+
20,656,658,800
2.4
—
.+
15,904,604
867,524
Helena
detailed statement
-
0.2
1,249,900,075
21,209,026,732
706,320,831
'
518,194,402
1,259,005,155
1,088,590,154
630,302,877
••
1,409,611,978
-
141,778,409
'
Seventh Federal Reserve
1|259,005,155
1,199,893,600
1.9
632,735,477
-
1,231,695,827
1,546,093,188
5.9
8.8
3,256,110
L-
Mobile
Mississippi—'Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
"
»»
—-
Bedford..
Alabama—Birmingham
645,572,539
659,120,282
-
^10.659.009,929
745,101,384
«»
Springfield
Total
1,409,611,978
»»
—_
Rhode
4.1
733,976,519
-•1,586,423,863
1,294,316,108
»»
Portland
Rlyer——_
Florida—Jacksonville
Total
9,108,590
14,641,413
400,509,927
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
'• A
701,158,024!
11,030.610,323 '
—19.1
—
*'
:
-
Massachusetts—Boston.
New
3.2
+
4.1
■
34.991,642
448,716,985
4.6
—
7,689,902
8,431,354
224,353,183
241,021,068
i
Macon
1954
'
759,872,487
•»
' '
",
First FederalReserve
Maine—Bangor
W
10,925,486,544
\
Lowell
1,416,741,065
September 14 for four
Clearings at—
New
1,292,866,124
" "
H
Clty.
add
now
week ended
Fall
10,398,867,900
1,045,955,912
1955
"$
5.3
—
w
,109
,
Outside
or
Dec. %
M
9
—. ——
11th' Dallas——
Total
Inc.
$
802,880,450
+ 23.8
2.4%, the bank clearings
'
2nd New York
3rd
1956
$
760,500,884
12 citlM
9.6
—12.5
8,508,179
336,066,037
29,554,563
Augusta
the cities according to the
group
+
571.836,239
62,098,10012,188,358
407,200,000
Nashville
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1st Boston
16,223,006
267.673.390
492,390,929
58,457,909
287,400,314
4.2
District—Atlanta-
Georgia—Atlanta
Total
I
/
12,380,340
6.1
—
4,824,172
22,472,658
220,327.064
8,250.857
Tennessee—Knoxville
Federal Reserve Districts in
which they are located and from
this we note that in
the New York Reserve
District the totals record an
improvement of 3.2%, but in the
Boston Reserve District the totals
register a decline of 5.3% and in the
Philadelphia
Reserve District of 19.1%. In
the Cleveland Reserve District the
totals are smaller
by 4.0%, but in the Richmond Reserve
District the totals are
larger by 2.8% and in
the Atlanta Reserve
District by 5.9%. The
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
a gain of 1.9% and
the Minneapolis Reserve District
of 4.6%, but the St. Louis Re¬
serve District suffers a loss
of 8.8%.
In the Kansas
City Reserve District the totals
show a decrease of 2.6% and in
the Dallas Reserve
District of 0.2%, but in the San
Francisco Reserve District there
is an increase of 0.5%.
*...cr
In the
following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve
Districts!V
V
—20.6
—
127.098,872
Sixth Federal
$21,209,626,732 against $21,150,727,581 in the
Outside of this city there
showing
.1,231,695,827
1,416,741,065
754,853,209
week
has to be estimated.
cases
'
(6 cities)
press.
0.3%, the aggregate clearings for
having amounted
8,363,466
18,539,364
14,583,3*6®
1,294,316,108
11,839.009
344,885,512
145.542,921
the
statement, however, which we present further
below,
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week
ended
Sept. 14. For that week there was an increase
of
week in 1956.
—19.L
6,716,280
3,429,822
14-,731,084
,14,763,671
469,622,369
23,372,371
227,037,142
going to
as
.
8.932,069
18,485,713
8.4
+
16,710,234
286,513,516
558,510,566
58,781,700
4,964,406
II
-
2.9
—
In the elaborate detailed
at this center
7.0
+
—10.8
,
District—Richmond—
Columbia—Washington.»
District of
8.9
we are
same
6,407.853
535,305,100
64,414,70010,365,751
18,273,965
448,249,850
Virginia—Huntington
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
2.7
—
today, inasmuch
above the last day of the week in all
the whole
country
4,304,940
1,358,879,894
Richmond
by the foregoing will
not available at time of
are
.
Virginia—Norfolk
8.9
—
$23,888,922,615 $24,612,373,043
exact details for the week covered
.
..
Fifth Federal Reserve
1.0
—
1,005,945,708
,
4,330,100
7,228,941
9.1
13,263,516
269,007012
•
YOungstoWXl
Total
Total nil cities for week
Accordingly, in the
6.8
1,292,866,124
1
Mansfield
West
$22,972,476,983 $23,606,427,735
cities,-one day:
issue of next week.
our
ends
5,287,130
1,165,000,000
4,388,588
+
19,746,862
;
South
Complete and
6,467,701
1,223,000,000
7.4
16,420,910
;
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
9.1
—
1,878,994
1,445,427
2,121,532
+ 15.3
375,339,560
"
1
1.9
—
+
.1,045,955,912
r----——
.
—20.2
6,612.707
17,621,814
(11 cities)
4.9
—
604,868,168
..
$18,390,248,823 $18,576,701,205
cities, five days—
Total all .'cities, five
,
2,521,687
3,665,892
17,792.403
Jersey—Trenton
Columbus
2.4;
511,946,137
697,257,931
cities, five days
777,026,097
486,675,580
409,448,106
-AH
2.263,778
.,.1,991,607
6.5
7,061,147
0,856,605
Cincinnati
Cleveland
-
446,900.000
Pittsburgh
Ten
+ 24.6
+
—
*4,000,000
Ohio—canton
8.9
+
""
A
14
Sept.
—32.9
1,969.845
.1934
e
•
,
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-
—16.9
475,042,139-;:
ZllL
Francisco,
Other
4,354,499
Delaware-—Wilmington
1.8
—
1,181,000,000
Cleveland
.
4,412,922
1,225,000.000
4.034,295
York
New
%
1,285,504,830
Kahsas-Oity
St.- Louis
San
•
978,000.000
Wllkes-Barre
'
/ 1959
,
_
xlf,
•
2,i53.710
-
Philadelphia
Reading
Total
1957
Philadelphia
"?
2,292,940
■
or
"" 'Deo. %
Ended
2,120,924
i
Scranton
CLEARINGS—RETURNSBY TELEGRAPH
$11,855,245,344 $12,077,187,419
Boston
•'
2,643,259
1,322.604
4,330,785
Bethlehem
Chester
Lancaster
'
-1
!
J.
A
Inc.
.
Week
Pennsylvania—Altoona
.
Chicago
1956
Pre¬
year ago.
■
Grand total
(109 cities)
Outside New York City
*
Estimated,
—
—
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
r
>tV»'
7"1937
■
a
1
Week Ended Sept. 21
District—Philadelphia—
r,
of the country, indicate that for the week
ended Saturday, Sept.
21, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
2.9% below those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $22,888,922,615 against
$24,612,373,043 for the same week in 1956. At this center
there is a loss for the week
ending Friday of 1.8%. Our comparative
summary for
the week follows;--1111111.1
1
11
;
Third Federal Reserve
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
47
if*
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
Monday, September 23, 1957
. . .
(1304)
43
Page
Date
and Issue—
Company
Co.—
.
+.
V
Oct. 13, 1967
—Oct 14
Barker Bros. Corp., 4'/2 %• cumulative preferred stock-—Oct 24
Beacon Associates, Inc.; 7%% cumul. preierred stock
Oct 1
Ben-Hur Products, Inc., 5%<>S."f. debs, due Aug. 1, 19fc6_Oet
1
Canada Southern Oils Ltd., 5%: conv. debs., due 1961—Sep 30
Frontier Refining Co., 5%%-,conv. debs., due 1962——Oct
1
Liquid Carbonic Corp, 3 Vu % cuniul. preferred stock—.Sep 25
Telephone & Telegraph
12-year 3%% conv. debs., due
American
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to
Bank
1930, the Federal Reserve
of the Tariff Act of
the requirement of Section 522
the dirrereni
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
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
SEPTEMBER
13, 1957 TO SEPTEMBER 19, 1957, INCLUSIVE
certifies daily to the
ACT OF 1930
Missisquoi Corp., $1.60 cumul.
Otter Tail Power Co.—
22910
...
104)
1147
1049
1092
1152
1
participating pfd. stock—Oct
1094
convertible debentures, due Jan. 1, 1964
Sep 24
series A preferred stock
——Sep 30
(J.), Inc.—
cumul. preferred stock series 1951 and 1952
Oct. 15
4',4%
Country and Monetary
Monday
Sept. 17
Sept. 13
$
.0555555*
.0218593
.0217306
.0212421
.0385356*
franc
Belgium,
India,
.00311756*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237625
.00237500
.238000
.238000
.208456
.208460
.208490
2.782812
2.783375
-
2.782500
Ireland, pound
Mexico,
.208625
.238000
rupee
1.039250
.208600
.00237500
Deutsche mark
Germany,
1.037875
.00285795*
(Free)
.324300
.324333
—
—
—
.
.261000
.238000
.261000
.261000
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.193283*
.193283*
,193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.772104
2.772415
2.772975
2.782500
2.782812
2.783375
La
.0349000*
.0349000*
.193283*
.193283*
Laclede
4.32%
.233350
.233350
2.772104
2.782500
2.772104
2.782500
Lakey
Since
Decrease (—)
account
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
certificate reserves
of other banks
10,001
21,099,391
846,132
21,945,523
certificate
Gold
Total gold
notes
R.
F.
cash
Other
409,297
388,144
1,022,562
609
—
advances—:
Discounts
and
Industrial
loans
U.
ber banks follows:
+
+
+
+ \
302,215
66
109,400
512,473
19,933,612
Bills
Certificates
23,247,835
24,291,838
22
6,363,941
+
81,898
+
110
+
1,881
banks
assets
assets
—
53,594,449
274,551
+
1,538,471
+
477,019
+
10,863
+
157,784
—
+1,762,648
+1,423,153
1
notes
26,853,994
75,800
—
+
334,411
with
with
Balances
17
—
\
■
1,469
—
bank
19,109,870
reserves
572,764
73,105
+
149,017
312,850
+
5,795
+
638,738
360,902
253,100
—
20,362,610
+
Treasurer—general acct.
U. S.
Foreign
Other
5,468
32,878
7,534
+
-
25
—
—
•
+
28
+
4
—
+
3
+
3
18,082
—
deposits
4,979,947
availability cash items
liab. and accrued divs.—
Deferred
Other
17,622
1,179
Reserve
720,042
+1,106,850
+
+
424,301
563,654
4,626
—
1,883
—
+1,749,209
note
2,401
67
481
376
—
+
280
—
+
91
162
Government
except U. S.
deposits
deposits
U.
Government
S.
338,318
53,594,449
46.5%
& capital
1,685
Borrowings:
235
—
+
13
106
119
others
274
153
720
409
480
Francisco District).
valuation
of
tExclusive of loans
reserves;
individual loan
1,762,648
—
.6%
—
—
657
76
Commercial and industrial loans increased
+
1,423,153
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
10,930
+
—
'
1,149
in nearly
principal increases were $105 million
in New York City, $40 million in the Chicago District,
$30 million in the San Francisco District, and $19 million
member banks; the
Changes according to industry
Real estate loans in¬
creased $25 million.
1
?
Class
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
10-10
11-
1
10-10
9-30
9-
30c
9-30
9- :9
I2V2C
9-30
9-
-
;
$1.10
SI
Company and Issue—
.
Tire
&
Rubber
6%
s.
conv.
Angeles
1149
Oct
1
1049
Oct
1
1092
.Oct
1
1092
1966
1, 1976,
Co.—
Drug
Marsh
• -
1
1
1151
1975—Oct
1
1152
bonds due Oct. 1, 1974—
1
—Oct
5% s. f. ship mtge. bds.__Oct
1
1
1094
1
1095
Oct. 1, 1966
.
f. debs, due 1966,
Steel
Corp.,
5'/2 %
Water
Oct
Penobscot
1st
s.
general & refunding bonds, series' B> due
3Va%
Trans
1st
*
Co.—
conv.
Mountain
Oil Pipe
Line
1096
Co.—
—Oct
Holdings of U. S. Government bonds decreased $27 mil¬
lion. Holdings of "other" securities increased $74 million.
increased
$452
million in
ISSUES
Date.
American
3 Ts%
& Telegraph Co.—
convertible debentures due
Page
1967
Oct 14
10-
1
9-13
,10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-20
10- 1
9-12
11-
1
10-23
20c
10-
1
9-10
$1.75
10-
1
314
10-15
9-30
31j4C
10-15
j'9-30
9-30
9-16
25c
9-14
1
10-
1:40c
30c
>
9-30
9-16
40c
9-27
9-10
5c
10-15
10-1
1
9-20
10-
15c
'
9-27
9-
9-30
9-10
9-30
1:20c
9-12
9-30
_
H2M2C
9-10
4
9-
1
1
10-15
9-30
50c
9-27
9-13
*
Co. Ltd.—
:
10-
1
9-16
59^110
10-
1
9-16
53 V8c
10-
1
9-16
...9-30
9-20
i
r
(quar.)
;
*
..
-
45c
X S9
-
10-
1
9-16
50c
10-15
9-16
1010-
1
9-19
8
9-23
$7.50
10-15
9-23
20c
9-3d
9-20
+$1.25
SI
5c
-
9-30
9-20
10-
1
9-20
50c
10-15
9-20
120c
10-15
9-20
$17,2C
10-15
9-20
(quar.)
I
!
Corp." (quar.)
dividend—
.'_
:
10-
i~
9-20
25c
10-
1
9-20
35c
10-
1
9-20
30c
10-1
9-13
1
9-16
$L06»4
9-30
9-15
40c
9-25
9-
10-
6
3IY4C
10-
1
9-12
$1.12*2
10-
1
9-12
30c
2%
9-30
9-
9
10-15
9-
9
—
Stock Fund
,
*
17 V2C
—
Dry Dock—
i
*0
25c
I7V2C
Co,"4*4% pfd.
9-17
28c
•
i •
(increased)
9-25
9-30
125c
..
1
10-
$7.50
(increased) —
:
I
9
10-
15c
(quar.)—;
^Company {quar.)
Quarterly
9-10
27'ic
—
Massachusetts Investors Growth
Telephone
12-year
com.
Maryland Shipbuilding &
Common
(quar.)
Stock
9-11
$1.73
12—
Marsh,& Sons, Inc. + quar.)
Marsh &teel (Mo.)
(quar.)—.'
Field Si
9-13
9-27
27j/2C
45c
Common • (quar.)—_^———
7%" preferred (quar.) 1
^—:
Market, Basket" (Calif.), common (quar.) —
$1 preferred (quar.)——
Martin-Rockwell
Corp. + increased)
Martin
1
50c
4%. preferred (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
Masonite
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Corp,
9
9-
9-30
10-
$50c
2
—1-»
9-16
1
—
Service, common
4Yz%— preferred
indebtedness, and Treasury notes showed minor changes.
ENTIRE
io-
:i20e
(quar.)
Bloedel, Ltd, class A (quar.)__
Midland
Marshall
mortgage & eoll. trust bonds
12-21
.
Chemical Fibre Co.—
mortgage 4Vs %
Marine
:
-
Oct
Haven
"
Extra'
1967__^
due Oct. 1,
sinking fund debentures, due
5%
New
debs.,
series D debentures due Oct.
4%%
Los
f.
s
,__Nov 15
Garrett Freightlines, Inc.—
9-20
1-1-58
m
(quar.)—
9-19
1
10-
SI
4%"%. 'preferred C (quar.)
Sugar
(resumed)—
:
Manitoba Sugar, Ltd,,6% pfd.-(s-a)
Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Maple Leaf Milling Co, Ltd.—
5%ljpreference (quar.)—
Magacaibo Gil Exploratipn
*
—
Extra./ (payable in.5% . sub. .debentures)
Mareniqnt Automotive Products (quar.1—1_
Co.—
cumulative preferred stock
4*/2%
1
2-17
9-30
$1
Mauati
i
Page
Date
,_Gct
3-10-58
30c
4.75% preferred (quar.)—
Mallhyckfodt Chemical Works—
-
Engineering Co., Inc.—
11-18
$1
Theatres Ltd.
.
2-17
12-10
(monthly)
Corp. Ltd.—
Convertible priority shares
,
convertible debentures due 1970
6%
3-10-58
50c
Mailman
*
'
50C
(quar.)—
'
H.) Co. (qilar.)
Maine Public
6
11-18
12-10
—
9
*
9.25
$0,243
-
Stores (quar.)
Magor Car Corp.
(quar.)
Mahoning Coal RR. (quar.)—
,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Coleman
B
(R.
9-11
11-1
,
Mading Drug
of, corporate bonds, notes,
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
-
'
3oc
(quar.V±I_
(Marcus)
MacMillan &
Macy
Transatlantic Shipping Corp.,
bills, Treasury certificates of
_
9-16"
$1.75
10-
Publications (quar.)__
Mack Trucks (quar.)_i.
—.
MaeLaren Power & Paper,, Co. (quar.)
Notices
.9%
+
total of $227 million at all reporting
common
Lyons-Magnus, class B
+
12-21
1
MacFadden
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—
2%% s. f. debs., due Oct. 1,
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.—
deposits adjusted
Pipe,
32~403
the month.
Demand
"9-21
10-
(Ft. Wayne)
—
53,981
Firestone
Treasury
1
12-31
pfd. (quar.)
*.
——
+
gross.
deposits adjusted, and a decrease of $1,182 million in
U. S. Government deposits, reflecting the usual heavy
disbursements by the Treasury during the early part of
in another press release.
10-'
25 c
20c
+
of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Sept. 11: An increase of $1,258 million in demand
in the Cleveland District.
25C
35c
13~323
shown
are
The condition statement
a
10-18
—
+
items
Below will be found a list
1,327
1
$1.12! 2
—
19,029
foreign
61,861
5
1
Hotel—
7% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
LorjUard (P.) Co, common (quar.)
—
7%
preferred (quar.)—
•_—
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky.j, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)__
Lowenstein (M.) <fe Sons (reduced)
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co. (s-a)
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
—
Lynn Gas <fe Electric (quar.)
L
427
640
Banks
From Federal Reserve
910-
11-
preferred B
4.35%
preferred
1,699
10-15
9-25
10-15
37>2C
(quar;)l-':
+
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
—
1
30c
—
Myers Tobacco,* 7%
116
accept¬
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments—
Holdings
+
10,880
banks
11-
9-10-
1
96'4C
Lord Baltimore
banks
9-20
i.D-10
10-
5%
—1,270
—1,182
9t30
10- 1
35C
Co.—
,
Sl.OG'i
(quar.)
.x—
$1.25
(quar.)
—
$1.083;i
F. (quar.)—
$1.10
4.40% preferred. G (quar.)
40c
Lohg Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
—62V2C
Lorain Coal & Dock, 5% pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
Lorain Telephone Co, 5% preferred (quar.).
160
9-10
11-30
10c
62»/2C
Long Island Lighting
4)4%
preferred D
3
27,543
accts.
appear
+
$1.25.
(Greenville, S. C.)—'
+
747,593
266,822
gold
certificate re¬
deposit and F. R.
liabilities combined
and
23,745
80
1,202
to
Contingent liability on
ances
purchased for
1,258
+
deposits:
Interbank demand
Foreign
+
preferred
Hosiery Mills, Ltd, class A
Star Cement Corp.
(quar.)
Lone
179
9-30
12-12
c
___—_____—
London
290
—
—
2'
9^16,
•9-30
.2 • 25a-.
2
9-13
.9-30
25c
_.
—
10-
10-15
59%C
preferred (quar.):
-Steel Chain Co. (quar.)
Loew's
43
(quar.)
(quar.);
common
9-16
30c
8%
472
-
Co.—
preferred
—1,085
—
(quar.)__—
8%
—
—
25£
(stock dividend)-———I"
Co.
Investing
Joint
Lock
894
74
55,671
of
all districts
.,9-13
.-
9-13
10-
—
t'T ;..
Original capital——:
Original capital
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)
107
27
—
1,056
domestic banks—
♦Sept. 4 figures revised (San
to banks
and after deduction
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
Total liab.
9-27
Miami RR.<—"
Little
+1,317,740
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
serves
12-16
Stores,
Locke
+
13,072
Banks—
—
—
Time
From
52,214,173
Total liabilities
Ratio
12-31
(K.
—2,064
—
7,704
,
Federal
+
+
3,625
_____
—
189
—1,783
25
—
1,586
deposits adjusted
Demand
Domestic
„
n
Total
215c
Lipe Rollway Corp.; class A (quar.)——___
Liquki Carbonic Corp, 3VzVo
pfd. (entire
issue
called for redemption on Sept;' 25
at $101 per share plus
this dividend),
34
'
17
—
,
—
LIABILITIES—
Deposits:
Member
12-16
Elower
Extra
,
.
vault
in
Cash
2,759
24,762
securities—total
securities
to banks
Reserves
+
6
11,394
Treasury notes
U. S. bonds
Loans
227
+
8,708
bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Other
+
1,116
Government
S.
2,658
for
Treasury
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
U.
713
+
1,675
loans
Other
190,042
+
251
for pur¬
loans
estate
Real
338,147
109,400
and dealers
carrying securities
purchasing or carry¬
or
300
+
436
securities
ing
premises
Federal
12-31
Extra cl—
+
•
loans
loans
Other
securities—
Uncollected cash items—
Total
9-30
215c
,
—
Quarterly
31,343
—
loans
industrial
and
brokers
to
chasing
338,147
109,400
23,247,835
outright
agr't
Govt, securities
foreign
215c
9-16
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Lionel Corp;-
86,581
adjustedt
Commercial
Agricultural
113,786
Total U. S.
Other
Loans
repurchase
Total loans and
Bank
9,000,913
+
'
from
and
Loans
under
9-16
9-30
Liggett &
-
10-
215C
Quarterly. X————---—-----
1956 '
of dollars)
9-13
9-20
Llnaohi'-National Life Insurance
54,115
investments adjustedt
Loans
2,801,750
Bonds
Total bought
1957*
(In millions
1
25c
Liberty' Loan - Corp.-fquar.)__
Sept. 12,
10-
9-28
Liberty Life Insurance
•'
12-27
10c
B
4)4%"
.
1-10-58
27c
preferred (quar )
W.) & Co., class A (quar.)
& Co, common (quar.)
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
.Lees (James) & Sons Co, 3.85% pfd. (quar.)
Lehn & Filik Products (quar.)
or
9-27
15c
Leath
(—) since
Sept; 4,
1957
185,147
—
—9,153,913
Notes
Due
Sept. 11,
ASSETS—
Bought outright—
Held
decrease
3,886
+
v
,
Increase ( +)
297
Government securities:
S.
A summary
10-10
9-18
B
Lcrner
9-17
9-27
15c
$5
Lay
decreased $376 million.
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
20,992
609,109
—
2,839
20,832
outright
Acceptances—bought
74
17,931
14,287
Liiu
$274 million, and
million. Loans to banks
746,205
51,307
—
9-17
Ifr
__
1
Lawrence
increased
borrowings from others decreased $409
753,997
7,792
+
9,927
10-21
9-30
1
Landers, Frary & Clark
Latrobe Steel: (quar.)
Federal Reserve Banks
from
1
9-27
20c
(quar.)
Corp. of Delaware (quar.)
&Sessions—-i /\i
4.75%
convertible preferred (quar.)
*
Borrowings
1956
1957
1957
million.
Sept. 19,
Sept. 11,
Sept. 18,
ASSETS—
11-
18c
J 30c
Lamson
banks increased $235
domestic
to
133ic
9-10
—_
Lamson
City, $217 million
credited
deposits
+) or
Increase (
10-15
(Alfred), Inc.—
class A (quar.)
Lambert
Francisco Dis¬
trict,
$84 million m
the Cleveland District, and by smaller amounts in all of
the other districts. Time deposits increased $80 million,
of which $52 million was in deposits of individuals, part¬
nerships, and corporations in New York City. Demand
thousands of dollars)
1
(increased .quar,)—
Foundry Corp., (quar.)———
Class
(In
11-
Laboratories
Lakeside
in the San
$96 million in the Chicago District,
Combined
9-14
$1.75
Ltd., (quar.)_
Gas Co, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Partic. class A
Federal Reserve Banks
1
Labatt -i John),
Class
the Twelve
10-
.496950*
Partic.
Statement of Condition of
1
$1.50
University ( inc. quar.)
Salle Extension
.496950*
♦Nominal.
New York
10-
Stock
.140080*
.140080'
.140080*
$1
Consolidada S. A.—
dividend_.:_:..i__'---—_.—_______—
La
2.754950
9-10
1
.0800560*
.0800560*
2.754950
.140080*
krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krone
Switzerland, franc
Union of Soutp Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.00277912*
.00277912*
of Rec.
10-
—
(quar.)__
6% 1st preferred
7%
2nd preferred
(quarJ
5',2% preferred A (quar.)
Co,
Kroger
2.782500
2.782500
2.755816
Norway,
.208456
Holdera
62V2C
common (quar.):
preferred (quar.)—/.vr.—
4%
When
Payable
.
Koppers Co,
.238000
208480
.261000
2.754950
.00237500
.00237500
.0800560*
2.755259
Name of Company
.00285795*
.00285795*
.0800560*
.261000
Per
Snare
.00311878*
.00311878*
.00277912*
.0800560*
peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
.208600
.208625
.00277912*
.00277912*
(Continued from page 14)
1.040093
1.042281
.00311878*
DIVIDENDS
V
.324333
.324333
.324366
(official).
franc
.0385356*
.0198712
.0198625
.00435401*
(Metropolitan),
Franc
.0198450
1.039140
dollar
Canada, dollar
2.217131
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0198450
.0218926
.0214600
2.217131
.208600
Qritish Malaysia, Malayan
Ceylon, rupeemarkka
Finland,
France
.0385356*
.0198437
schilling
Austria,
1096
tin volume 185.
•Announcement in this issue,
.0555555*
.0555555*
2.217828
2.217380
2.217131
pound
Australia,
5%
$
$
1
.0555555*
$
Weingarten
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
.0555555*
Argentina, peso-
1096
Associates,
Variaii
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Friday
Money)
(Value in United States
Transfers In New York
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
Unit
*
.
1041
5c
9-25
8-30
;.
-
T
'
\
Volume 186
Number
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1305)
Per
Name of Company
Share
Mastic Asphalt (reduced)
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co.—
Stock
dividend
Maule Industries
Max Factor Sc
Class
A
$6
;
common
partic. preferred
Corp.,
$2.50
10c
9-30
preferred
10-
1
10-
1
10-20
(quar.)
62%c
9-30
9-16
(J.
Ray)
Co.,
&
McKay
Machine
Trucking, class
iquar.)
Stores
Co.
McLouth Steel, 5'ft
McNeil Machine &
A
5ft
25c
10-
1
1
(quar.)^.
preferred
(initial)
Distilleries, Ltd.—
participating preferred
Mengel
Co.
10-
1
10-
1
11-
1
9-30
10-
i.
9-13
10-
1
9-13
12-38
11-30
40c
|30c
I
25c
(quar.)
•
$3.50
?
$4
preferred
2nd
Mergenthaler
•
9-
9-27
10-
X
9-
1
9-
Co.
(quar.)
;
Merrimack-Essex■ Electric Co.
1
9-
9
50c
-
(initial)..—.
9-27
9-27
9-30
8-13
Scott—
»
•
5ftft
Mesca
preference
Machine Co.
Metal
&
Metals
Thermit; 7ft
&
Controls
Metropolitan
:
10-
1
87Vac
4.45ft
preferred
Light
preferred
$i
Miami
Copper
Miami
Wmuow
Michaels,
Power
1
Stern
4.90ft
3
10-
1
9-
1
9-
$1.11*4,
10-
1
9-
3
11-
1
50c
10-15
9-11
10-
2
11-30
11-30
50c.
preferred
(quar.)
Middle South Utilities,
(increased)
'
11-15
9-30
11-
1
$1.22 *2
11-
1
10-
1
9-10
9-30
9-17
22%cV"
-
10-16
75c
10-
9-
10-
9-
$2
10-
9-
6
10-
9-13
10-
Mid-Wesf
.'
f
25c
10-
9-
5
29c
10-
9-
5
56'Ac
Reclaiming,
Rubber.
'Extra
—
10-
(quarJ
„
4% ft ^ preferred
Miles
com.
(quar.)
Laboratories, Inc. (monthly)
Manufacturing, common,.(quar.)
Miller
Class
A
(quar.)
Miller-Wohl
4'yft-,
Co.,
N.
9-25
15c
10c
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
St. Paul & Sault St.
Minneapolis,
Co.
(s-a);—..*
10-15
10-
56%c
10-
1
—
4
New
10-
1
E"xtra
ft——
Minnesota
ft 10-17
10-30
k
income
1_
1
issue
V $40
called
for
!
4.60ft
pfd.
preferred
Pacific
Missouri
;
4.30ft
Gas
4.90ft
.
class
preferred
4*2 ft
preferred
4:!'jft
10-
1
$1.07*2
331*40
10-
1
1
10-
1
1
9-16
$1.18:,4.r
.10-
1
10-
1
$40c
—
ft—
!
10-
preferred
(quar.)
1
Ward"<fc Co., common
Montgomery
Class A (quar.)_ft_
—
(quar.)
1
;
:
Montreal Locomotive Works Ltd.
(quar.)
Chemical (quar.)
___]
Moore Corp.,-Ltd., common
(quar.)
; 7ft
preferred A (quar.)—:
Montrose
1
8-30
10-
1
9-16
8-30
Nova
9
8ft
1
8-30
Class
(quar.)
'ft 7ft
Motor
Cafeterias
(quar.)
Consolidated,
preferred) (quar.)
Finance Corp., $5
Motorola,
Inc.
(quar))"
ft-
1
I.
9-13
59*«c
10-
1
10-
1
(quar.)_
$1.75
;
37
Mutual Mortgage' &
"
Mutual
6ft
•r
Myers
(F.
E.)
(quar.)
Natco
Corp.
; (quar.)
;
profits
-
Distillers%&. Chemical
Corp.—
dividend on common
National
Electriq Welding
National
Fire
Insurance
Machine
Co.
National
9-23
9-
55c
9-27-ft
Ltd.
(quar.)
1-*-
.9-20
•
9-27
,
.9T
6
(quar.)
30c.
10-15
2ft-
10-22
25c
10-31
'9-23
9-
6
10- 1
9-16
Worcester
(quar.)
1
9- 9
<
(quar.)_
9- 9
9-
9
8-30
9-30
9-20
9-27
9-12
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
$1.50
1
9-13
10-10
1
9-13
U-
1
10-15
10-
1
9-10
15c
10-
1
9-13
—
(6
9-16
5ft
Philco
Philip
com.
A
income
net
Mfg.,
5ft
Co.
Natural
&
prior preferred
pfd. (quar.)
$2.50
L
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
(accum.)
Union
Water
Polaroid
"10-
1
9-13
10-15
9-30
5ft
Corp.,
1st
$2.50
preferred
2nd
preferred
9-14
(quar.)—
Port
Huron
Portable
Portland
Manufacturing
(quar.)_
Electric
&
10-
1
10-
1
9-13
Orange & Rockland Electric
4 ft
preferred (quar.)
50c
10-
1
9-13
Orangeburg
Mfg.
(quar.)
9-23
9-25
75o
10-
7-10
1
9-10
9-30
9-20
10-21
10-
7
10-15
10-
1
9-24
8-1
17%c
11-
1
53%C
10-
1
9-20
10-10
11-
1
10-
1
10-
8
10-15
Tools
Machine
General
10-
(quar.)__
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
9-10
10-
4
9-1&
8-30
9-16
9-30
9-
9-24
9-10
9-24
9-10
9-24
9-10
9-30
9-16
6
10-
1
10-
1
9-13
20o
(quar.)
20c
10q
(quar.)
Electric
1
9-30
62V2c
Paper Co.
(quar.)
10-
4
9-20
9-23
30c
10-15
9-30
Transit
Co.,
31*4c
9-30
9-20
Woolen
Mills,
$1.50
9-30
9-20
40c
9-27
8-23
30c
9-30
9-
5ft' preferred (quar.)
Inc., 6ft pfd. (quar.)
Porto Rico Telephone (quar.)
Potomac Electric Power (increased)
Power Co. of Canada Ltd., common
(quar.)
4 % ft
1st preferred (quar.)
1
9-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
Pratt & Lambert, Inc. (quar.)
8-30
9-30
9-16
Prentice-Hall, Inc., 5ft pfd. (s-a)
Prestole Corp., 5ft preferred (quar.)
Preway, Inc. (quar.)
$1
66c
4
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
3
9-16
9-16
9-16
9-30
9-
6
9-30
9-
6
6ft
non-cumulative
Prince
Gardner
9-30
9-2Q
10-15
9-20
175o
75c
10-
1
9-13
12-
1
11-18
10-15
12%o
9-30
9-20
9-20
10c
Progress Manufacturing (quar.)
Prophet Co. (quar.)
Prospect Hill Apartments, pfd. (accum.)
Providence Gas (quarj
Providence & Worcester RR. (quar.)
Provincial Transport Co., common (quar.)
10-10
10-15
9-30
10-19
9-30
Puget Sound
10-
9-18
10-
I
9-2Q
25c
10-30
12-
2
11-25
17%c
10-
1
.9-16
15c
9-30
9-17
$3
10- 1
9->13
10-
1
9-13
10-
2
9-18
9-30
9t13
14c
20c
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
75c
1
5ft
preferred
(quar.)—
Pulp & Tir.iber
9-13
10-24
10-10
10-24
10-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.24ft
preferred (quar.)
4.65ft preferred (quar.)
Public
Service
$1.06%
12-
1
10-
2
9-
6
10-31
10-
2
9-28
11-15
9-17
9-30
9-13
$13*4c
10-15
9-30
115c
10-15
$25c
10-
1
9-13
f25c
11-15
10-15
20c
10-
1
9-30
9-15
Electric
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.18ft
4.30ft
$1.4£ div. pref.
&
(quar.)
9-30
10-
1
9-13
9-20
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
9-30
8-30
8-30
45c
(quar.)
$1.02
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.04%
9-30
$1.07%
9-30
8-30
35c
50c
9-30
9-24
8-30
9-11
common
9-30
8-30
50c
9-24
$1.75
5ft
10- 1
9-20
9-30
8-30
9-11
25c
Ltd.
(George) Fund
(see George
9- 3
9-30
9- 3
10c
(quar.)
9-30
4ft
dividend
Putnam
'
1
$1.06
com.
Industries, com. (stock dividend)
Purex Corp., Ltd. (increased quar.)
Stores
10-
$1.16*4
Gas,
Publicker
Stock
20c
$1
(quar.)
Publication Corp., common
(quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
7ft original preferred (quar.)
Purity
125c
162%c
4ft
9-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
150c
157c
$1.25-
(quar.)
(quar.)
45C
Ltd.
(quar.)
pfd.
20c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
partic.
$1.06
10c
Co.
9-13
9-13
9-30
$1.37%
$1.25-
15c
10-
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
Co.
10-15
10-15
Portland
4.08ft
:
Debenture
10-15
40c
10-
25c
Products
1
12%c
62%c
10-
15c
(quar.)
Co
&
11-
17%c
Sulphite
Porter-Cable
20c
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
9-23
10-15
75c
Pomona Tile (quar.)
9-10
$1.10
common
Loan
9-16
1
25c
(quar.)
1
Chemical—
Ontario
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)
common
"9-24
$1.11
preferred B
preferred A (quar.)-
9-16
,
11-
$1.75
9-20
37 %C
convertible
1
62%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
25c
4'ftft
preferred
Olympic Brewing
Omar, Inc.
10-
$1.75
1
97 %C
series)
(s-a)
Common
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(1951
933Ac
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
10-14
2ft
preferred
9-10
.
11%ft
10-
20c
Corp.,
1
$1
Ry.
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—
$4
12 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
9-30
10-
12%c
.
(quar.)„
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
4
8%c
(quar.),
$5.50 pfd.
U5c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Mathlesen
9-
6
Portland
dividend
National
4
9-30
12'/2q„.i
(monthly)
Gas,
Northern
Plastics,
Inc.
(quar.)
Plough, Inc. (increased-quar.)_.
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
$1
Service
6
9-
97%o
15c
A
9-
9-30
$1
$2
Ltd.—
preferred
9-30
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
Plainlield
9-16
9-10
9-
75c
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4*4ft
9-20
l
9-25
,
(quar.)
Phoenix Insurance (Hartford)
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-11
9-11
15c
.
Glass
10-14
r-«
1
1
1
9-30
plus
gains)
Phoenix
10-14
•
1010-
25c
(a payment of 25 centavos)
(a payment of 40 centavos)
Electrical
(quar.)
8-23
HO
9-13
10-
Preferred
9-30
10-24
9-30 *
50c
(quar.)
7ft preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
10-31
3
9-20
91
Common
9-
Co-
9-
20o
Phillips
9-23
$25C
Cement
10-15
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
1
10-
9-13
9-27
40c
(quar.)
2
+27 %c
11-15
1
25c
(quar.)
11-
$2%c
2
10-
87%c
40c
(quar.)-
11-15
12-
62 %c
10-
$1.06
12- 2
50o
(quar.)
t62%c
3
9-10
9-6
50c
Pinchin Johnson & Assoc.,
American shares (final)
Pioneer Petroleum Co.,
9-20
1
100ft
ordinary
Pillsbury Mills,
9-27
10-
10-1
$1.12%
realized capital
9-20
20c
9-10
30o
from
9-20
9-10
9-10
1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
9-30
1
10-
20c
common
7
9-9
9-10
10-
75o
(quar.)
common
1
1
9-10
10-1
'
83*4c
(quar.)
10-
9-30
9-6
1
$1.15
'
(quar.)
10-
10-15
1
10-
$1.10
:
dividend)
preferred
Piedmont
10-
9-16
10-
$1.12%
Morris, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Piedmont
50c
10-25
9-30
45c
(quar.)
preferred
8-30
5ft
10-25
Corp.—
3*4ft
9-13
9
10-25
11-15
60c
'
Service
preferred
9-30
7
11-15
11-13
40c
(quar.)
Electric,
cents
9-27
10-
9-10
33c
from
cents
9
6
1
6
1
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
9-
10-
10-
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—
9-30
9-10
9-11
9-
& Gear Co.—
preference
4ft
1
9-25
9-30
25c
$1.37%
preferred
Opelika
$1
3.90ft
10-
fl-u
32'/ac
(quar.)
preferred
Philadelphia
6
6
9-10
9-19
9-z7
25c
(quar.)
& Co. (Del.)—
preferred (quar.)
2nd
6
6
9-?4
9-25
(Charles)
4ft
9-
9-
9-20
$1
(quar.)
preferred
9-
25c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Old Colony Insurance
(Boston) (quar.)
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America—
6ft
Pfizer
9-16
12-16
50c
common
Gas
1
•
Co.—-
(quar,)
(stock
Co.,
10-
(quar.)
22c
4.24ft
Ontario
4'/2 ft
9-30
<•
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, com.
4V4ft
Milk
9-30
Co.—
preferred
Old
Common
Pet
45c
40c
RR.
Perkins Machine
9-30
10-
40c
(quar.)—
Water
4ft
1
1
10- 1
10-18
1
30c
C.) Co.
(quar.)
Chemical Fibre—
Petrolane
$1,281*4
(s-a)
4.44ft
Ohio
1010-
50c
$3c
(quar.)
3:15c
9-13
10-
9-16
1
10-
12y2c
(quar.)
com,
1
11-
37*4c
-
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)
$1.13
Portland
Ontario
10-14
6
t50c
(quar.)
4.40ft
'
5M>ft
'
6
9-6
(quar.)
37*ic
(quar.)
Gypsum Co.
10-
$1
40c
Grocers,
9
99-
9-
9-20
(Hartford)—
Quarterly
pref.
60c.
'
—
$1.50
1
9-30
.9-20
-■.
Stock
National
10-
1
1
1
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Publishing
9
9-13
10-
2ftc
(J.
Penton
9-30
1
2'/aC^ 1-2-58
(quar.)^.
Voting common
(quar.)
Non-voting common
(quar.)
$1.06*4
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Oliver
(Md.)—
income plus
National Cash Register
(quar.)
-
10-15
10-15.
20c
.72 Vic from net
securities
National
".ft*
9-14
1010-
44c
Edison
3.90ft
Olin
,
'
2
9-20
10-
.
10-15
37 %c
"ft
.
Nation-Wlde. Securities Co., Inc.
27*2C from. net. Investment
:
^
;;
9-28..
10-15
6c
Mystic Valley Ga$ Co
9-30
10-15
50c
25c
;
Ohio
9
9- 1
1.^
$1
9-30
Extra
Stock
$1.J>0
-
common
(quar.)—
&. Bros. Co.
9-
12-20- \ 12-
$1.65.,
-ft....
Inc.
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com.
9-20
*
„
1
Systems^ Inc.,
•
10-15..-;;
$3.50'
Co
preferred
.
10-
ft tl5c
ft
———
Investment
Extra
1."
9-28
%c-.
Telegraph—
ftft—:
10-
1
9-17
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio Brass Co., class
Class B (quar.)
ft" $1.25
Mount Royal
Dairies, Ltd. (quar.)
Mount Vernon Mills, 7ft
preferred (s-a)—
Mountain States;Telephone &
Quarterly ftft——
Mueller Brass. (quar.)
9-13
9-17
.
C.
Inc.—
—
•
Oberman
9-16
10-
1
10-
8-28
'9-
$1
pfd.
?25c
B
9-13
10-
62Vic-
-
,
ft
preferred
10-
10c,
.*
Morgan Engineering, $2.50 prior
pfd. (quar.)
Morris" (Philip),, Inc. (see
Philip Morris)
Morrison
20c,-
'
—
-
1
10-15
30c
Light & Power,
Chemical, common
Noxzema
8-30
Penobscot
9-13
9-30
Co.
States
preferred
1.
9-10
18*ic
Scctia
10-
„
.
convertible preferred
&
9-10
1
10-
9-23
4ft
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-30
97 %c
(quar.)
Telephone Co., Ltd.,
preferred A (quar.)
Norwich
9-
1
4.60ft
9-30
9.30
10-15
37VaC
(quar,)
Products,
preferred
preferred
3.35ft
Penney
$1.02%
(interim)
Ohio Telephone
4.50ft
9-24
10-
9-30
9-30
$90c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)
9-24
1
10-10
10-10
25c
(year-end)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.32
10-15
$1.31*4
Gas
preferred
$1.30
10-
10-
25c
10-
9-10
—
———
Gas
Northwesterh
10- 8
1
—,
——
—
9-11
1
9-25
10-
9-30
9-30
$1.13
Penn-Texas Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred
90c
-—
5 ft ft pfd. (quar.)
Refractories Co.
(quar.)
preferred
5'ftft
10-15
Proof
Metal
preferred
85c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)Northwest industries, Ltd.
9-11
10-
Corp.,
Northern
8-30
9-18
93%c
(quar.)___
(quarr),—
Aviation
ft ft
4 V4 ft
10-
7ft preferred B .(quar.)—;
Moore Drop Forging, common
(
Extra
—ft
4*4 %
4.40ft
Northern
8-30
1
1
10-15.
15c
t$1.75
1
10-
t45c„
*
9-13
10-
$25c„
^
—
1
9-30
93 *4 c
(quar.)
4
5'ft ft
9
10-
50c„
$1.75"
.
9-
10-
$1.17*2
—
9-20
1
1
50c
(quar.)
dividend
Shore-
9-12
10-
,
4.70 ft
1
9-30
25c
Molybdenum Cos*. of America (quar.)—15c
Monroe Auto
Equipment, 5ft pfd. (quar.)—;
62%cv
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
(quar.)- ""
"25c.
4.50ft preferred (quar.).
$1.12%„
11-
81 *4c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.22ft preferred (quar.)
Northern Natural Gas Co.
9-20
(quar.)__
11-15
9-20
10-10
10-10
$1.50
Transportation
2nd
3%ft
Northern Illinois Gas Co. (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service—
9-16
f25c(
,
A
1
40c
Penn
,
3
$1.18*4
Car,
American
;
4
1-
11-
56'/4c
(quar.)
Co.
(Ill,)
(quar.)
North Star Oil Ltd., $2.50
pfd. (quar.)
9-14
10-
$1.01 y4
-
Stock
.
9-16
10-
$1.22%
$1.12*4
—
1
Peninsular Telephone
Common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
North
9-16
10-
File
North
9-16
10-
9
93 *4 c
preferred
American
North
9-14
25c;„
Power
preferred
Extra
9-13-
1
4
9-
$1.12%
preferred
North
9-16
1
10-
9-
35c
(quar)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
North
9-16
10-
(quar.)
class
Co
1
28c';
Petroleum
Rubber
9-11
97*/2C
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.) ft.
Mohawk
9-16
10-
9-25
9-30
Corp.
Norris-Thcrmador
75c
common
Container.'!'Ltd.,
1
9-27
25c
preferred (quar.)ft
Modern
10-
40c
Penisular
Gas—
Niagara Wire Weaving Ltd.
9-16
„
(quar.)
Mohawk
1
Parmelee
$1
10-15
40c
$1.54
(increased
Parker
9-20
9-23
$1.12%
4.10ft
1
10-
A
Light, 3.90ft
Service,
10-
Rust
9-19
V $1.09
preferred
$1.18*4
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical Co., 5ft conv.
5ft conv. preferred (quar.)
1
35c
(quar.)
9-20
6ft
9-30
60c
(quar.)
Normetal Mining, Ltd.
40c
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)-.
(J. S.) Co.. Ltd. (quar.)—:
Mitchell
Mobile
RR.,
Co.
3*4ft
Nicholson
ft
(quar.)
(quar.r_y
Power #
Trust
9-20
9-20
10-15
Ltd. ~<qu»r.)__*
9-30
$2
Corp
10-15
10-15
(quar.)_
common
Park
10-
11-15
9-20
$l.iq
Eastern Pipe Line
preferred (quar.)
Pantex Mfg., com. (stock
dividend)
Appliance
10-18
9-14
9-19
4ft
Parker
1-17-58
1
1
10-15
$1.18*4
(quar.)
Tubes
9-16
9-19
10-
$1.12 V2
:
Panhandle
4ft
9-27
9-13
30c
18- 1
10- 1
9-16
Putnam
Fund).
$1
30c
tH O
rH
9-16
3-25
8-18
•
1
10-
$1.75
Oil
9-16
I
9-23
9-19
20o
(quar.)
1
10-
10-15
$1.09
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
45c
—
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Light,
Pacific Vegetable
10-
50c
A
5.25ft
8-30
9-16
1
$1.15
pfd.
Mississippi'River Fuel (quar.)
Mississippi Shipping
(quar.)—
Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)ft-ft;
Missouri
9-27
10-
$1.25;'
■
9-13
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mohawk
3.60ft
3.90ft
(entire
redemption on Oct. 1 at
this dividend)-—ft—
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40ft
York
3.40ft
■
/.
share plus
per
10-17
"
—
9-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Niagara
~
20c
Light
5,ft preferred (quar.)
Missisquoi Corp., $1.60 partic.
9-25
9-25
10-15
10-1
-
(quar.)
&
Page-Hershey
9-30
$1.12%
RR.
3*4ft preferred (quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System
Fund,. Iacft.(7c from investment
plus 13c from realized long-term
capital gains)
:
Minnesota Powef &
6ft
9-30
10-
10-15
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Common
4.40ft
preferred
Newport Electric
9-19
50c ;
y.
9-30
15c
,
,
10-15
10-15
9-30
10-15
$1
preferred
(quar.)—
4.52ft
preferred (quar..)
6.16ft
preferred
(quar,)
Pacific
50c
Common
9-19
10-30
9-30
75c
Telephone (Ohio), 6ft pfd.
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)_
.
,
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Newark
'
RR.
9-17
60c
«
Marie
ft
;
1
Power
1
9-19
37'ftc
-
5ft
10-
Express
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Pacific
35c
(quar.)
Rosario Minings Co.—
Shipbuilding
preferred
ft ft
3*4ft
-
—
9-20
9-20
25c
Yoric States Electric &
$4.50
4
25c""
-
1
1
60c
(quar.)
St. Louis
(Interim)
9-20
—
1010-
$15c
(quar.)
&
Honduras
New York
8-30
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.):
preferred
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
10c
(quar.)
•
Chicago
Y.
New
5
9-
8c
7%c
'
—
common
Y.,
9-13
.
$4.50
$4.75
tl5c
preferred
4.36ft
6
10c
4*4ft
>.
■
;
9-19
9-13
10c
(quar.)
N.
6
50c
3
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-
70c
10-
$4.40
9-20
10-15
(quar.)
Intermountain
20c
New Jersey Power &,
Light, 4ft pfd.
4.05ft
preferred
(quar.)
New Orleans Public
Service, com.
10-16
42%c
.
,
Middle
States Telephone
(111. 1
(quar.)
Midland Steel Products Co. com.
(quar.)—
$2 non-cumulative preferred
(quar.).
'
8ft
preferred (quar.)
Mid-West Abrasive Co.;
(quar.)
6ft
9-16
12c
*
•
11-15
9-12
31V4o
(quar.)
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
60c
—
Haven Water Co. (quar.)
Jersey Natural Gas Co., com.
preferred (s-a)
New
56*40
$1.12%
1
50c
(quar.)
Pacific
20c
(quar.)
preferred
10-
50c
Pacific
10c
Britain Machine
(quar.)
Brunswick Telephone
New
Co.—
Indemnity
Co.
9-19
50c
New England Telephone &
Telegraph
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
Co.
New Haven Gas Co.
(quar.)—
10-10
9-26
5c
Electric
9-19
40c
Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)-
4Vift
&
9-19
40c
(increased)
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-20
$1
—
Gas
3
12c
Corp.
Canada,
1
Extra
50C
Common
Ltd.—
5ft
preferred
(initial)
A
3
6c
Corp., Ltd.
Radiator
1
10-
-
(quar.)
10-
from
(quav.)
England Electric System (quar.)
New England Gas & Electric
Assn.—
3
common
Co.,
25c
S.
(quar.)
10-
from
New
3
10-
,
•
9-
97*20
$1.08*4:
(quar.)
&
(quarterly
(quarterly
Refining Co.
Products
$2.40
New
"
(quar.)
Co.
3
,"
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)_
4.40 ft
preferred, (quar.)
■
1
9-
"
4*2 ft
4*2%
;
10-
t50e
Co.
9-14
1
9614c
__
10-
3
pfd.
Pacific Coast Terminals
(s-a)
Pacific
Pacific
10-
net
Quarterly
Neptune Meter
9-18
-
Coast
10c
from
Corporation
Neon
New
95c
(quar.)
&
Nehi
9-20
2
9-30
7
4ft
Co.,
preferred
4c
(quarterly
Special
,
■
<
10-
25c
1
Mexican
9-30
20c
(quar.)
3
9-19
Paper
6ft
62 %c
Quarterly
9-16
Illinois) Glass,
$4.75
1
National-U.
8-30
62 %c
910-
1
3
(Pittsburgh)—
6
1
—
Metropolitan Edison Co.
■>
3.80ft
preferred
(quar.)_
>
3.85ft
preferred
(quar.)
3.90ft
preferred* (quar.)
4.35ft
preferred
(quar.)
/
12-
10-
(quar.);
(quar.)_,
u.
Inc.
12-20
tG8%c
—
preferred
Corp.
Brick
30c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
9-25
1110-
Homer*
10-
25c
Pacific
31 *40
investment income)—
Dividend Scries
National Sugar
■
Quarterly
Mersey Paper Co.. Ltd.—
Series
National Supply Co.
(quar.)
National Tile & Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
National Tool Co.
(quar.)
National Union Fire Ins. Co.
8-16
9-30
6
9-11
When
25o
—
Oxford
31'/4c
(quar.)_
Extra
9-17
32c
9-
1
9-30
15c
Manufacturing
National Steel Car
9-17
50c
—
.
30c
&
Bond
Extra
6
10-
Payable of Ree.
Per
(accum.)
$1.25
income)
National Shares Corp.
(quar.)
National Standard Co.
(quar.)
9
10-
12-
20c
(quar.)
net investment
.
Linotype
Merritt-Chapman
Quarterly _:
net
9
10-
$1
1-2-58
2ft
(quar.)™'.
B
Share
*
O'Sullivan Rubber "Corp.
5c
investment income»
National Balanced Series
9
87 %c
—
(quar.)
Extra
&
Name of Company
$1.12%
(quar.)
Securities & Research
Corp.—
National
9-17
25d'
<qua.r.)-_
preferred
9-27
75c
(quar.)
6
75c
paid in cash)
preferred
preferred
3
9-
$1.50
National
(s-a)—„
York
2nd
2nd
National
9-
Corp.—
5ft
3
1
6c
(quar.)
Industries
Screw
1
10-
*8c
(quar.)—
Presto
9-14
30c
t5c
-—'
preferred
9-
Owens
(quar.)
5ft
8-30
25c
be
Propane
9-11
30c
(quar.)
Merchants Bank of. New
Merck & Co.,i common
5ft
9-16
50c
to
National
National
Melchers
6ft.
Sid.75
preferred
Holaert
of Ree.
1
.
Service, common (quar.)
(fractional shares at rate
National
-
•
(quar.)
1
0-30
85c
....
(increased)
Cement (quar.
Portland
10-
35c
—
,
pfd.
Johnson & Co.
Medusa
of
9-17
convertible
10-
(Md.)
Extra
9-20
10-
20 ft
—
Linen
4ftft
9-13
50c
15c
10-
Stock dividend
9-17
—___
20 ft
*5c
Lead
National
9-17
1
9-30
(quar.)
A
McQuay, Inc., 5ft preferred (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mtg. (quar.)-..
—w—Mead
10-
15c
—
Engineering Co.^—
conv.
9-30
87c
(quar.)
dividend).
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred B (quar.)
6ft
When
Payable
-s
(stock
•
National Investors Corp.
9-30
_
A
(quar.)__
A
National
9-20
$81
A
Class
9-13
25c
(quar.)
class
(stock
Class B
9-13
JS1.50
pfd.
B
Class
8-24
10-11
(quav.j~
McLean
Class
12-12
9-12
tl2%c
(quar.)—.
McCrory .Stores, common (quar.)
;
3%ft
preferred (quar.).
McDermott
.
9-24
12-23
.
Mays (J. W.) Inc. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Ltd., 4ft
McLellan
9-30
1-
Ltd.,
McCord
9-30
Company
Homes,
dividend)National Hosiery
Mills., Ltd.—
1
20c
quar.)
Common
Maxwell,
10-
20c
(increased
*
National
Class
10-31
Per
Share
.
Name of
9-13
20c
class A
(quar.)
9-26
4%
49
Hoiaen
Payable of Rec.
5c
-
•
(quar.)—
Co..
When
Pyle-National
8ft
Co.,
preferred
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$2
9-16
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Quarterly
Quaker Oats,
dividend
Stock
,
$27c
of America,
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan
(quar.)
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling—
10- 1
,
20c
,—7'Ac
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
50c
Reece
Corp,
(Mass.), common
30c
5%'
preferred
(quar.)_,
$1.25
Reed Roller Bit (quar.)
25c
Reliance Mfg. (111.), 3>A% pfd. (quar.)
87'ic
Rcnold Cliains (Canada), Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
$27c
Republic Insurance, (Texas)—
4%
preferred
(quar.)——,
—
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Rev)on, Inc. (quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60% preferred (quar.»
4/2 %
preferred (quar.)
Rice
Ranch
OIL
;A,
40c
12'Ac
5934c
—
(increased quar.)
Rich's Inc., common
~
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
11-1
11- 1
9-27
10- 1
9-30
9-30
10- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
93:ttc
25c
Products
Metal
Ricke
50c
65c
30c
35c
30c
Corp.
Riley Stoker Corp. (increased)
Ritter Company, Inc. (quar.)
Mills
Rice
Brand
River
Riverside Cement
(quar.)
31'Ac
(quar.)
25c
$20c
40c
25c
$1.25
22'Ac
$1.17
$1.19
$1.19
Participating
Robinson-Littic &
Ltd
Co.,
;
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Rochester-American
Rochester Telephone,
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Rockland Power & Light,
4.65%
4.75%
preferred
(increased)-
com.
(quar.)
A
preferred B
(quar.)
4%% preferred B (quar.)..——
Rockwell
Rome
Ltd.
Canada.
V.)
Cable
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ronson Corp. (quar.)
Rose Marie Reid, 5%
Roxbury Carpet
Quarterly
pfd.
conv.
Co.
(quar.)
,
Royalitc Oil Co., Ltd., 5 »A%
Rubinstein
(quar.)
(Helena)
pfd. (qUar.)
(quar.)_
Inc.
dividend
Stock
(Jacoh)
Russell
Industriej?,
Rutland
$1.25
20%
-10c
x-
8%
Shops
(reduced)———
'
Bafely
Industries (quar.)Safeway Stores, com. (increased
8-30
9-30-
8-30
9-30
8-30
9-25
9-13
15c
Sugar,
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
57'Ac
10-
1
9-12
57'AC
10-
1
56V4C
10-
1
9-12
12'Ac
11-
1
10-15
$1.50
10-
1
9-
9-24
22»bc
9-30
60c
9-30
9-
5
9-
5
(quar.)
27c
$62'Ac
11-15
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
40c
9-30
9-10
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
(qivcr.T-—■
"'4.30%
Joseph Light & Power
5%; imeferred A (qvar.)--k-
Bt.
Lawrence "Corp.. Ltd.,
5%
Bt.
preferred
Bt.
Louis San
$5
common
A-lquar.)
Stockyards
(quar.)—.
_
Natural
5%
25c
Southwestern
Life
Insurance
Southwestern
Public
preferred
preferred
4.15% preferred4.25% preferred
:-4.40% preferred
•3.70%
3.90%
9-25
8-27
8-27;
*
1
$1.16*4
1
10-
1
—
.
(quar.)
Service Co.—
Ry. "-J
1
(quar;)—"—$1.25
15c
Bt. Regis Paper Co.—
4:40%
Ban
1st
'
"'
Transit
Co.
Carlos Milling Ltd.
—
(quar.)—
—
(irreg.)
Diego Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
.preferred (quar.)
\
4Vi% preferred
(quar.)
:—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Bandura Co.,- 60c conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Bangamo Electric (quar.)—.—
—
5%
.
10-18
Power,
preferred A (quar.)
5'A% preferred B (quar.)
■Savoy Oil (Dela.) (stock dividend)
Bcarfe
&
Fetzer
&
$1.10
$15c
40c
24c
25c
22'Ac
22c
15c
45c
9- 6
10-
11-
v
1
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
Standard Oil
1 10-15
10-15
9-30
Standard
Class
9-30
—
$4
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3.65%
Scull in
Beaboard
Air
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Line
RR.
-
(quar.)
$5
s.
f.
preferred
«Sr
—.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
—
Securities
Acceptance Corp., common
:
preferred (quar.)—L:
Security Title Insurance Co. (Los Angeles)—•
Quarterly
Beiberling Rubber Co.—
4 Ms % prior preferred (quar.)
5%
5%
class A preferred
Selama-Dindlngs
Servo
Corp. of
Plantation,
1
Stanley Home Products, voting com. (quar.)
10- .7
11-
1
10-15
9-30
9-23
Starrett
Corp.,
10-11
9-30
Starrett
(L. S.)
Stanley
Stock
Works
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
10-17
2-1-58
1-17
5-1-58
4-17
Stecher-Traung
27'Ac
8-1-58
7-17
1
9-20
11-
1
10-15
Stcdman
11-
1
10-15
50c
91'Ac
10-
1
9-12
12-
1
11-14
10-
4
9-25
62'Ac
9-27
9-19
9-19
10-10
9-19
25c
10- 2
8-23
Quarterly
•
4'A %
10c
19-
9-10
31'Ac
10-
9-10
25c
10-
...
$1.13
1010-
10c
9-13
1
9-15
1
9-15
9-27
9-20
9 25
9-18
9-25
$4.50
9-10
1
9-30
9-J.4
9-30
9-14
United
Fruit
9-30
9-14
United
Fuel
12-31
12-14
1
United Clay
9-30
40c
Mines Corp.
Co. (quar.)
Investments,
A preferred
vestment
9-23
United
Gas
4'A%
9-30
9-13
United
9-11
1-2-58
12-11
United
9-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
10-
10-
9-23
11-
10-15
Strawbrldge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
9-18
Suburban
$1.25
9- 3
Sun
1
9-16
10-
Chemical
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
<-
1
9-16
9-30
9-16
Sunbeam.
10c
9-30
9-19
Sunshine Mining
Corp.
$1.13
10-
9-15
$1.25
10-
9-15
Switson
9-12
Sylvania
•*
—
10-
9-10
10-
9-
6
10-
9-
6
35c
9-27
9-13
10c
9-30
10-
capital
8-30
U.
S.
2'A %
9-30
8-30
$$1.25
10-15
9-20
U.
9-
U S Playing
50c
10-
1
3
1-1-58
11-C9
9-30
9-13
10-
1
9-16
(James)l Inc. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
53A%
preferred (quar.)
:—_—Tamblyn (G.) Ltd., new com. (initial,!.
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-aj.
—
8-30
10- 1
9-23
9-20
9- 9
10-10
$9,581-10-58
M0
15-38
-
8-30
1°- *
.11- 1
9-13
?
10- 3
-
9-11
62'Ac
10-
1
9-16
71'Ac
10-
1
8-16
$15c
10-
1
9-
$2
12-28
6
12-13
f2^0
25c
l°c
62'aC
participating pref. (quar.)
ordinary income
gains)
;—,
Co.,
com.
U.
S.
—-
(quar.)—
S.
Co.,
Extra
9-30
10- 1
10" 1
9-23
0-6
0" 6
9-11
45c
50c
20?
.
9-8
(quar.)
——
10- 1
1-1-58
10-1
10-10
10- 1
10- 1
9-16
9-18
9-18
9-18
9-18
62'Ac
'
22Vic
81
50c
9334C
9334c
$1.12Va
Card (qua*.-)—
10- 1
10-14
9-13
9-27
25c
preferred (quar.t
Sugar Corp.
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-25
9-11
9-16
9-16
#1.75
(s-a)
preferred B (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Printing & Lithograi^h Co.—
5% pref. series A (quar.)
U. S. Shoe Corp. (quar.)
CJ. S. Smelting, Refining & Mining—
7%
lO-lo
10- 7
10- 7
'
—
33A%
U.'S.
10".3
and 25c from
(quar.)
preferred
Plywood Corp., common
pfd. A (quar.)
9-30
9-30
50c
10c
10c
(increased quar.)
4»A%
11-1
5c
60c
"
preferred
Lines
J
"
Extra
7%
10-
(quar.).
10- 1
-
Gvpsum
9-15
30c
preferred
from
9-27
$1
25c
——
Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.)
U. S. FoU Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
U. S. & Foreign Securities—
(20c
»
$1.06'A-
(quar.)
U. S.
1
$35c
15c
1
25c
9-16
Talcott
$4
50c
(quar.)—
33i%
(quar.)
9- 5
10c
& Publishers
Machinery, common
6%
preferred (quar.)—
U.
S. Bearing Corp.
(quar.)_:
U. S. Cold Storage Corp. (quar.)
-9-17
Symington-Gould Corp. (quar.)
9-13
25c
1
9-27
9-10
1
$$1.75
10-
10-
10-
3
9-21
$1
$1.25
10-10
9-21
1
9-10
Common
10-
1
10-
10-
9-13
11-
10-
50c
1
11-
20c
50c
Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
Electric Products, Inc.—■
10-
15c
9-20
9-27
$7c
Quarterly
$1.25
t45c
(quar.)—
.
$1.13
$$t
35c.
(quar.)—
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)—
Superior Tool & Die (stock dividend)
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)
Swift & Co. (quar.)
—
^-30
(from net in-
(quar.)—"Merchants & Manufacturers (quar.)
New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)—
Non-cumulative
10-
10c
Co
9-6
9- 6
3,l£c
United Pacific Corp.—
9-12
4%
Electric
10- 1
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-16
15c
$1.25
10-
9-27
+75c
(quar.)
United Life
433Ac
2nd
9-20
10-15
Ltd.—
income)
Corp.
preferred
1
1
United
dividend
9-27
_
_
Illuminating (quar.)
& Accident Insurance
10-
,10-
57o
—
9-20
9-20
(quar.)
(N. J.)
United Income Fund shares
9-20
10-15
10- 1
10-1
9-..0
9-13
United Funds. Inc.—
9-23
10-10
class
6%
9-16
9-30
10- 3
1334C
15c
25c
75c
9-27
_
5'A%
6% convertible preferred
10-15
10-
10-15
•?
convertible preferred (quar.)
1
11-
9-26
10- 4
$1.12'A-
(quar.)
preferred
9-16
3<Tc.
50c
35c
(reduced)
Cities Gas—
United
9-18
15c
—
9-15
9-13
9-30
10-
-.9-30.
56c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stop & Shop, Inc.
Stock dividend
10-
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America
Drill
Artists
United
Sho?
40c
Optical
Union Twist
9-16
1
Printers
9-19
Shuron
9-16
10-
United
8-30
(quar.)
10- 1
,
10-18
«
.
United Gas Improvement, common
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)—
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Xquar.)—'
50c
Omaha, Ltd.—
Quarterly
United
8-30
B
50c
50c
GOc
6'Ac
75c
20c
(semi-ammal)
preferred
4%
Union Stockyards Co. of
9-20
9-20
9-12
10-
Class
9-20
9-12
10-
7% preferred (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
1
10-10
10-10*.
9-12
10-
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
10-
(quar.)
0*21
10- 1
8-20
19-18
11-15 A 10-18
11-15
10-IB 10* $
9-17
9-30 ■
9-16
10- 1
9-9
10- 1
9-9
15u25c
30c
A
Co-, (quar.)
RR., common
9-20
9*20
11-15
92%«
87'AC*.
,v
(quar.)
Pacific
10-
20c
of
Mfg.
10-
$50c
America
Union
Union
10-
$5G'Ac
of
9-20
9-13
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
10-
10-
5%
A
Common
Investment Co.
convertible
B
Sherwin-Williams Co.
$3.50
.-9-13
11-15,
$1A
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar-.)' A—
$3.78
Union
prior preferred
preferred
(quar.)
8henandoa Rayon Corp., preferred A
(quar.)
5% prior preferred (quar.)
1
..
-9-26
; 9-18"
.10- 1 ' 19-13
10- 1 7. 9-13
- 9-27
8-23
S1.121/®.
$4.50%. preferred. (quar.)__
$4 preferred (quar*)
A
5%
Stock
1
preferred
Bhelby Salesbook, common
4'A% preferred (quar.)_
5% preferred (quar.)
9-20
•
•
1%
75c
(quar.)
9-30
10*
(N.
r.on-cum.
5%
5c
•—
9-25
10-15
Co.
•
,t
9-23.
v
-A
."
25cx1 10-15
—.__»AA—• 1C ;
9-31
Y.)' (quar.) ^._.. •„ ' - ' $3' * 10- 1
Acceptance
66c
A
9-16
9-25
Y.)—
4'A %
(quar.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller—
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
Btokely-Van Camp, common (reduced)
■
9*30
10-10
10-ltP
25c
(N.
—
preferred
preferred
4'A%
Bheraton
quar.)
,—
Stern & Stern Textiles, com.
■%4'A%
Shell Oil Co.
(increased
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
Sterling National Bank & Trust
9-16
10-10
10-10
9-16
9-30
9c
lB'Ac.
15c
9-30
.
Corp. Ltd., common-..— *•
" $5cpartic. 2nd pref. (quar.)__^,- . •• $15aUnion Electric Co.. common (quar.)_—.—- . . ' 38c
Union
9-16
35c
Steel Improvement & Forge Co
Stock dividend
25c
$1.183A
Underwriters' Trust
:
9-16
-
10c
85c
Ltd.
9-6
$1.25
$125
i-30c
10c
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bros..
9-14
1
-
$56'Ac
(quar.)
Lithograph, com. (increased)
Extra
5%
5%
Bhawlnigan Water & Power
Association
Co.
(quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.—
4'A% redeemable preferred
GOc
150%
dividend
Bharon Steel Corp. (quar.)
Bhattuck Denn Mining (reduced)
Bhawmut
(quar.)
preferred^ (initial)——
conv.
1
1
10-
10- 1
15c
(quar.)
common
30c
10-
.
Udylite-Corp., (quar..>^:
Ulrlch Mfg.," class BA
9-14
10-
10-15-
-
"*
9-30
...
—
A— City)-^— " \\i, ;
I
A^AA.-dA^'
v-10c • 10-15
Tfrentleta Ceiitury-Fcx PHms fquarA^^*—* — 46e----S-CS"-.'
Twin City Rapid Transit, common (quar,- — 4Se10-. 2 •
5% prior preferred (quar.)A-A—.*—.—:—A * •• 62'Ac10- 1
208 South La Salle St. Corp. -fquar.fi—-a -f 62'Ao~
10A
$37Vic
12'Ac
$15c
10-
11-
.i
9-9
0- 9
-
-
-
75c
-
Non-voting
.
*
I
9-30
933/*c
$1
-
10-21
9-16
■
25c
50c
15c
—
pfd. A (quar.)—
common
10-15
10c
America
Bhanirock Oil & Gas
Mfg.,
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Seismograph Service Corp. (quar.)—
:
G%
6
$1.25
—
,
Beaboard Finance Co., common (quar.)
$4.75 s. f. preferred (quar.)
Bear:# Roebuck
—
(Ohio), 3%%
30c
—
common
"
(quar.)
En per
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
$1.75
.
.
10-
27'Ac
;
12- »-
12-1310-
-
(quar.)_,
Quarterly-A
8-19
9-13
9-16
9-18
-0-9
9-0
31',4c :_ 10*15
1Q- 7
<
30c\>;TO* 1 9-17
67V»c CJLOT 1 < 9-17.
',75c
10- 1
9-17
•
(quar.).—-
Trust Co. of New: Jersey (Jersey
9-13
10-
Products-
9-6
--
•-
(quar.)__
w,—7':3C
Steel Forgings (quarA— J-25o
"A"
preferred
$2A0
Trlco
8-19-'
L
10- 1
30a»
-
10-15
35c
(quar.)
BcOvill Manufacturing,
B
27'Ac
27'Ac
(quar.)
"9-26
-
—A; $1.06'A50c;
(quar.)
1
1
20&
•
\
10-
10-
10^1
30c
10-15
.
9-
■'
9-16
10-15
'
-
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Trl-Contlnental Corjk, common.,.—Ad—i——
I;
10-18
9-27
$1.12'/^.,.
;
■
Scott Paper Co.—
$3.40
•:
—
(accum.)f
Standard Financial Corp.,. common, (quar.)75 centg. in-eferred
(quar.)
—
Standard Holding, Corp., class Af(quar.).
9-16
1
11- 1
15c
• —
11-15
•
' - * $60c
10- 1
$80cr * 10- 1
$$1.12(A-- 10- 1
—
$50c - 10-1
Treesweet Products,
•
3%v
'•«.
9-23
10-
10-18- ;
Square D Co. (quar.).
Stalil-Meyer, $2-$5 prior preferred
9-6
1
11-15
Quarterly
Springfield. City Water Co.—
;
7% preferred A- (qpar.)
4^% preferred- E" (quar.)
—i
Springfield. Fire dr Marine Insurance
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(reduced quar.)
Schwitzer Corp.,
5'A% preferred A
5'A%
preferred A
(quar.)
5'A% preferred A (quar.)
5'A% preferred A (quar.)
*
Schield Bantam
Bcott
-
9-20
10-17
$20c
Co., Ltd., class A
Inc.
3
io-
10-18'
11*
27'Ac-
(Del.)—
Inc.
...
12- 2"
12-16
lb^l
»-
$1.09
$1.31'A
3%
common
4.36%
Schick,
'■
11-
-
Airways,
11-25
Transue & Williams
$1.15
& Bros, .(stock dividend)—
6perry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred- (quar.)„
Spokane -International RR, (quar.)
Common
*
$1.10
1
Ltd., class A-(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
preferred :(quar.)w_—
5%
10-18
1
(quar.)
Trans-Caribbean
27V«c
.
B
—
4'A%
12- 2
12-16
•
.,50c--
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-13
9-13
9-16
13744c*
10- 1
$$1.25 -10- 1
40c
10- 1
35c - 10--1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance Corp.
Class
10-18
11- 1
$1.06'/♦-■'
-
ment
.•*
8-27
9-20
1
Traders
10-18
$l.033A V 11-1
(quar.)
25c
—
&;
•
Corp.
10-18
1
11-
97'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd. (quar.)_
Standard Properties (quar.)
Standard Radio, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
—
Electric
<
10-25
10-
30c
Ban
Bavannah
9-13
8-27
*■
(quar.)
preferred A
Antonio
125c
Francisco
preferred
:
Co.
Towmotor
1
92'Ac-;. 11- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
income)Spalding r(A. G.)
Mortgage,
Torringtou
;
.
4.36%
-
Trusts Corp.
9-21
9-25
10c
Insurance
General
9-16
10-
10-10
40c
—
-
9-25
10- 1
(quar.)_^._^_-
Universal
9-16
$1.07
—
83/+c
Extra
9-16
10-
($100 par) (quar.)
(qnar.)j.
preferred (quar.)
4.40% .preferred ($35 pari (quar.),—
Sovereign Investors Inc.
(from net lnvest-
4.00%
.
8-27
1 '
10-
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
25c
Toronto
Trinity
9-20
$1.25
12M»c25c
$25c
,—20c
-
Toronto
1
9-30
9-30
10-10
10-15
10-15
;
5% preferred (quar.)
Packing (quar.)
Electric—
&
(quar.)
Tobin
9-16
l
10-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
~
r-4 O
$1.50
(quar.)
4.65% ;preferred
4.28%
preferred
1
1
9-20
9-17
Co.—
Gas
preferred
Gas
Southwestern
9-13
10-25.
9-13
9-27
$2
dividend
$6
10-
10-
;
$$.1-25.'.
75c
(quar.)_—.—
Bt. Louis.Stcel Casting (quar.)
Bt. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
Ban
$1.2a
-
1
10-15
Semi-annual
;
National
Louis
51.07'A
—
,
6t.
10-
50c
B
9-13,
9-10
9-13
9-13
9-13
9- 6
9-6
9-6
9-14
9-10
9-10
9-17
10- 8^
10- 9
10- 9
9-20
9-30
30c
10c
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),
Timely Clothes (quar.)
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A (s-a),—
Tisliman Realty & Construction^—
New
common
(initial quar.)
10-11
24c
12'Ac^-
$1.12'/a$1.06',v
7%
10-15
1
31^40'
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd, A (quar.)—
B
(Bait.), class A
Finance
Time
(Mobile & Ohio Stock Trust)—
Southern Ry.
10- * -
a**"
—-
1
11-
(quar.)
Southern Nevada Power, 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Southern New England Telephone Co. (quar.)
Southern Oxygen
(quar.)
•
preferred
,4%
11-
10c
—
convertible preferred
Class
(quar. i
—
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
ccmtuon
9-13
9-13
10- 1
10*1
10- 1
9-30'10- 110—1
9-30
.10- 1*
10- 1
10- 1
25c:
25c.
40c
20c
-
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4'A%
4'A%
preferred B (quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred
Electric—
&
-
Thrift Investment Corp., class Acorn,
10-18
$$1.50
$$1.50
-
31'Ac
$1
$L15c
■
(quar.)
5%
,
:—-
iquar.)
5%
:
(quar.)
Tool
Power
Thorofare Markets,
Co.—
9-30
-
(quar.)
class A
9-13
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-18
9- 3
9-21
9-13
.
$1*
.
,
11-15
10-1
.11-1
$T.14- - 11- 1
$1.19*
11- 1
$L21i.
11- 1
36c
10-1
25c10- 1
25c
10- 1
(quar.)—
—...
Industries,
B
(quar.)
Class
i
Thor
9-17
Materials
Southwest
Thomas
9-20
$$1
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
Thermotd Co.
9-13
1
—
Indiana
Southern
9-12
9-28
10-
20c
Common
4.80%
9-12
9-30
50c
9-12
9-30
10%
(quar.)
partic. pfd.
Participating
6%
Southern
9-30
$50c
Co.
1
10-
10-15-
50c
—.
G
9-16
9-16
12-16
30cCo., $4 pfd.
(quar.)
Textron, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.25 convertible ,preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred A (quar.)
4%
preferred B (quar.)
9-10
10-15
10-1
10- 1
$1.25*.
(guar.)_,
Power & Light
.
9-27
9-13
10-15,
10-15
Pipeline Co.—
preferred, (quar.)
$4.76
preferred (quar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Texas Utilities
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc., 4% preferred
9-14.
-
$1.33-
(quar.)
$4.56
9-12
9-13
9-13
11- 1
11- 1
$1.24-
(quar.)
preferred
$5
Texas
37ViC
(quar.)
Service
Telephone
Common
10-
(quar.)
A
Texas Illinois, Natural Gas
27',ic
$1$1.14s
$1.18
(quaxj—
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
10- 1
11- 1
15c
,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.40%
9-11
- -
Transmission Oorp.—
Gas
Texas
9-15
62 Vic
$1.12'A
com.
Electric Servicte Co., $4 pfd.
4.96%
50c
—
Public
1
9-25
10-
$1.38
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.64 preferred
(quar.)
9-30
7c
Inc.
$4.56
38 Vic
original preferred
(quar.)
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Canada Power Ltd., com.
10-
'
Texas
9-16
5%
10-25 :
£5°.'
quar.)75c,
9-16
1
10c
Southern California Edison
9-13
9-10
10- 4
9-13
C -25
A 15c.
.
1
10-
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Southeastern
;
eaco-Lowell
10-
Southam
9-17.
9-10
10- 1
9-30
; 9-30
10-30
9-26
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines,
—'
dividend
Southeastern
1-31
9-13
9-17
10- 8
.
$1.12'/a
$20c
4'/2% pfd- (quar.)
Btd.
(quar.)
Ry. (Vt.), 5%
pfd, (accum.)
Ryan Aeronautical (stock .dividend).
Ryerson & Hayncs (increased)
Ruppert
10%
,
Rico
Porto
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.25%
9-16
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
4'A%
5.12%
$1.16*
10c
Jersey Gas (quar.)
Oil Co. (quar.)
Stock
11-15
8-29
9-16
9-16
9-10
11- 1
2%
12-18
220c
10- 2
35c
10- 1
,25c
9-23
12'/2c
9-24
30c
11-12
30c 2-10-58
$$0.3281'A
10- 1
35c
10- 1
dividend
(A.
9-30
10-1 *10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10* 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
$1.16Vi»
$1.22'A$1.25*
$1.27'A$1.2fr
12'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
9-20
9-13
9-14
9- 3
9-11
*
(quar.)
(quai\)
1
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
South
Spring & Axlev—
Stock
Roe
Mfg.
$1.02'ASl.OS'A
$1.12'A
$1.15.
(quar.)
10-
Penn
.
9-13
10-18
10-18
9-23
12-23
10- 1
1-1-58
conv.
South
9-20
9-13
10- 1
11- 1
11- 1
9-30
9-30
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-27
9-25
(quar.)
Transmission
$70c
(quar.)
common
South
10- 9
9-30
10-15
10- 1
10-31
10c
(quar.)
South
Co.—
participating class A
$1A25
9-19
25c
'
10-15
10-15
9-14
..
preferred (quar.)
Richardson Co. (quar.)
Richman Bros. Co.
(quar.)
3%%
8-30
$50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—,
.——•—
4.60% .preferred
(quar.)
4.60% 'preferred A
(quar.)——
4'A%
preferred
(quar,)—
South Georgia Natural Gas, com
$6 preferred (quar.)—
9-20
10-18
10-18
9-13
9-18
9-13
9-1G
9-20
9-16
9-30
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)
4.60%
(quar.)
4.64%
(quar.)
4.65%
(quar.)
4.00%
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
12-16
9-30
40c
5%
9-10
9-10
2c
20c
.—.—
9-30
12-31
(quar.)
South Carolina Electric & Gas, com.
9-18
9-11
10-11
4.50%
50c
Co., 6%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25%
9-27
(quar.)
Sorg Paper Co., common
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Boss
10-11
45c
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
conv.
$1.55
9-16
9-20
90c
$1.12Vi
■
$1.25
9-13
1
14c
Ltd.,
Sonotone Corp.,
4.10%
11-
—
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
Somtncrs Drug Stores Co., common
50c conv. preferred (quar.)
12-13
9-25
10-23
10- 2
10- 1
11- 1
$1
75c
Aircraft
Solar
Somcrville
Tennessee Gas
10-14
—
.
$2 preferred (quar.)—
Snyder Tool & Engineering
9-20
9-19
9-18
10-15
9-13
9-20
9-13
11- 1
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
1-1-58
$28c
(quar.)
A
Smith
Tennessee
8-30
9- 9
1
—.——
B.) Fund
Kline & French Laboratories
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Smith,
8-30
1
10-
10-
$53c
—
Power
Aircraft
30c
..$1,507
15c
55c
quar.)
(increased
common
$25c
(E.
Smith
9-13
10-10
10- 1
—
quar.
Vew
9-23
15c
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Increased
Taylor Instrument Cos.—
Temco
30c
& Co., common
((N.)
9-13
Telluride
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
8-30
9-27
5c'
(quar.)
B
Smith-Corona,
9-20
12- 9
8- 9
9-30
t5c
Extra
Class
Skil
Slatdr
9-13
9-30
10- 1
85c
—_
(quar.)
A
Class
9-13
.
25c
10-28
87'Ac 1-2-58
(quar.)__
common
10- 1
210c
Corp.
Class
Silverwood Dairies,
.
—
Extra
Radio
9-23
8-30
9-20
$2.12
Ltd.^
R & M Bearings (Canada),
Class
A
(quar.;..
10-21
10-19
9-30
10- 9
1 0%
—
(interim)
Co._
Alining
Quincy
11-20
$1.50
$15c
• 25c
—,
...
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Quemont Mirriug, Ltd.
Formerly known as
& Malting Co.
9-30
$30c
(quar..m
(quar.).—
Sicks Seattle Brewing
Sicks Ranier Brewing
9-27
10-19
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
Breweries,
8-30
9-23
25c
45c
—
—
H older§
When
Per
Sharer Payable oj Bee.
Name of Company
Payable oi Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable oj Rec.
Sicks*
Marine Insurance Co.—
Quaker City Fire &
-
Monday, September 23,1957
Holder«
When
Per
Holdere
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
-
t.
.
(1306)
50
—
A:
87Ac
30c
30c
85c
10- 1
10-15
9-30/
12- 9
12- 9
12- 6
9--J
9-20
11-29
11-29
Volume
Number
186
5675
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1307)
51
•
Per
Name of
U.
S.
Trust
United
Steel
United
(quar.)
Ltd
Corp.
convertible
United
Utilities
8%
Leaf
9-27
9-20
30c
Pictures Co.,
1961.
1
10-1»
50c
11-
1
10-11
$2
Hotel
Inc.
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
!:
Norman
$2.28
Industries,
convertible
Inc.—
(J. B.), class A
preferred (quar.>
5%
Vance
Industries
Vendo
Ltd.
10-15
10-
12-10
12-
9-20
—__
9-30
9-12
15c
__
(quar.)
t50c
10-
(s-a)__
$2.50
5 % preferred (s-.a)
Victor Chemical Works, common
3We.
preferred
Virginia
(quar.)
Chemical
Carolina
:
_'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Virginian RailwayNew
6%
preferred (initial
6%
preferred
(quar.)_
6%
preferred
(quar.)
6%:*. preferred (quar.)_
$3
&
Walker
(H. )-Gooderham
*
class
Co.,
Quarterly
Ward
Co.,
preferred
$4.50
&
(quar.)
West
Michigan Steel
West
Penn
Electric
1
fl-.12 ya
/• 50c
10- 1
1
12-10
11-23
-West
Penn
Power
Co.,
50c
9-30
10-1
11c
9-30
35c
10-
9-
1
4.10% v preferred
9-
9-30
9-25!
10-15
„_
_______
Stock
dividend-.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
>_
S5
preferred (quar.)
Western Carolina Telephone (quar.)
'"
Western
Casualty
Western
&
Surety
Department
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
Stores
"/Western Electric ■ lL.
Western
1
99-
class A
'
! .10-. I'-.*
9-10
'preferred. (quar.)-__■—, $35c
^Westef-rf Trisuriince' Securities—•
•
•'
10-15
9-13
•
•
I
«
"—
accum.)
11-
' 10-
Maryland Ry.—
:
(3-a)
Common
__1—
5%
preferred
5%
preferred (quar.)
Western Tool
I_l_
/;
Western
Telegraph
(quar.)
65 preferred
(quar.)
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)
White Motor Co., common (quar.)__
-
"
■
•
5j4%
preferred
Whitehall
-
$4.25
6%
&
Co.,
Common
•
>'
$4.25
Woodley
'
9-20
and
9-13
Lenahan
Irving.
&
Lothrop,
1
9-16
11-
1
1
10-11
85c -10--1
$1^25, /.10- 1,,
Co.,
9-10
Operating
40c
10c
1
9-30
9-20
Net
9-10
v »
9-30
Other
1
20c
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
10-
1
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
$1.06%. J 10- 1
9-16
8c
9-20
9-30
9-13
$1.50
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
9-27
$1.25
(monthly)
9-
10-
4
9-
9-27
25c
4
1
9-20
(quar.)_—
37%c
;
11- 1
10-18
10-
1
9-10
10-31
10-10
1-10
(quar.)
37%c 7-31-58
7-10
________
37V2c
Corrugating (quar.)
5%
7%
25c
(quar.)__*_
9-25
9-13
30c
5%>
1
9-16
9-30
50c
Sept.
on
the
of
the
Corp.
books
10-15
of
the
over
St.,
Fund
are
Edward
Jr.
New
the
by
186,
June
resident
in
tax
•
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
y Previous
date
62V2c
Net
This
1956,
of
as
an
capital
for
Roth
/
20
(Assistant
York
P'und
City,
Joseph
Secretary),
and
is
more
southeast
of Federal Uranium
p.
Corp.—
the
he
and
formation
Increase
of
Systems
operations
future
new
a
field
our
of
before
has
the long-range
enjoyed
people.
said.
organized
company's
the
greatly
"Never
in
1950,
has
employs
900
common
now
stock
original
continuous
Closely held
a
issue
brought
oversub¬
was
the
total
out¬
,
Corp., Las Vegas, Nev.
—
Files
Sept. 13 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
on
proceeds
and
to
aer
for
be
working
the
par
used
capital.
Arlington, Va.—Files With SEC—
of
No
preferred
and
share
one
underwriting is involved.
and working capital.
of
The
stock
common
proceeds
at
$120
to
be
used
are
agent
A.
holdings
growth
will
issues
the
be
and
present,
principally In
special
shares
conation
stocka .with emphasis
'/
situations.".;.,*'
will
be
..
distributed. by. the; fund
from its
Avenue, New York, N. Y?r"n't"; ■"
The
Regency Fund succeeds the former Trinity Place Fund, Inc.
In addition to Mr.
Roosevelt, its new management includes Alexander
at 350
Rittmaster
manage
Vice-President
as
of
Fifth
the
fund's
and
portfolio,
Treasurer.
also
is
Mr.
Rittmaster,
President
of
who
will
business
the
and
investment
counseling firm of Rittmaster and Co., Inc. Allan Kramer,
of
the New York law firm of
Manning, Hollinger & Shea, has been
elected Secretary.
Serving as directors of the fund with Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Ritt¬
master
The
David
are
William
Shea
A.
Marine
B.
Charney,
and
William
Midland
Tlust
Christian
registrar for 1,525,616 shares
fund.—V. 186, p. 884.
Hengst,
Robert
Rittmaster,
Turner.
of
Co.
the
of
New
York
common
has
10c
been
par
value
appointed
stock of
this
J.
of
for
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—New Development—
the
the
A new paint vehicle which makes
possible, for the first time, waterthinned gloss architectural finishes with
properties approximating those
of solvent-thinned gloss paints was announced
by this corporation on
Sept. 13.
Earnings Declined—
1957
•
The
alkyd
better
1956
•
$3,208,433
^2,536,236
2,929,140
emulsion,
adhesion,
than
available
Paints
designated "1505 Synthemul," is said to offer
better water resistance, and much greater mar resist¬
vehicle
any
for
water-thinned
gloss
architectural
finishes
heretofore.
made
with
it
will
cost
less
because
lower
percentage of
can
be used in the formula without loss of
gloss, due to the
hew emulsion's
greater pigment binding capacity.
At the same time,
the corresponding increase in the amount of
pigment in the formula
gives more hiding power.—V. 186, p. 733.
a
vehicle
$635,365
$672,197
3,508
$673,806
$675,705
199,899
ended
of
Aug.
$319,414
President
or
31,
9%
127,135
$548,570
500,000
$1.10
1957,
$1.08
for
an
months
or
9.7%
This
revenues
for
increase of $1,508,234 or 6.1%
ended Aug.
over
the
12
over
the
as
income
same
was
Reliance Insurance Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—New Name
See
Fire
to
31
Fire
la
de
of
Association
Recherche
initial
The
francs,
or
Banque
de
'
months
comparable period.
with
$1.61
a
year
totaled
the previous
$26,335,828,
period.—V. 186, p.
above.—V.
186,
p.
323.
of
Philadelphia
above.—V.
186,
p.
323.
an
10.
et
de
l'Exploitation du Petrole)—Of¬
public offering of shares of a par value of 14,000,000,000
of Repfrance has been oversubscribed, it was
S^pt. 9 by Lazard Freres & Cie. of Paris, who, with
$33,000,000,
announced
•
amounted to $5,771,835,
previous
compared
Philadelphia
fering Is Oversubscribed—
$1.18
Operating revenues
increase of $1,123,097 or
.
of
Repfranee (Compagnie Francaise Pour le Financement
was
period
equal
Association
Reliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia—Merger OK'd
1956.
-
share
common
net
the
over
reports.;
period of 1956.
12
was
shares
offices
948.
30—
months
a
will
Subsequent equity financing in 1957
shares to 750,000.—V. 186, p. 529.
unit.
For
A.
C.
custodian
transfer
announced
time
equipment
"Our
•..
oil
,
$510,356
Operating
ago.
Big Indianj District,
subsidiary
aver¬
of
diversified open-end
investment company will be headed"' by
Roosevelt as President,
it was announced on Sept. 17.
fund, whose registration statement has recently been male
effective by the Securities and
Exchange Commission, will have longterm capital gains as its
primary investfnent objective, Mr. Roosevelt
said.
He explained:
(Vice-President
$0.95
the
Utah's
develop¬
an
sales
ore
The
open-
500,000
$1.77
in
owned
that
corporation
John
type.
stock of
38,441
increase
of
equaled
located
with
This
a
share,
per
follows:
as
S.
and taxes
McLaughlin.
income
increase
an
will
Regency Fund, Inc.—John A. Roosevelt President—
has
It
10-
1
9-16
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
17%c
10-
1
9-16
9-27
9-10
Pure Oil Co.
Months
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Ended
June
30—
on
L'Indochine, headed the underwriting group.
a
holding company, was formed recently to finance
engaged in oil production, exploration and development in
Repfrance,
enterprises
France
and
in
the
French
Union.
The
company is taking what is described as an "important" interest
Eurafrep, a company organized by Lazard Freres & Cie, the Banque
de L'Indochine and the Compagnie Francaise due Sahara to participate
not
(quar.)
closed
75c
for
this
Gross
operating income
Dividends, interest, etc.
income
15%:
resident
selling and general
expenses—
RM-
Provision
for
Federal
Income, applicable
7%.
to
income
^—
645,000
7,632,000
taxes
minority interests
1,483,000
644.000
6,756,000
-490,000
315,000
date
date
offering
Commercial
Net
was
Is
Incorrect.
indicated
The
here.
corrected
payment
v#-
income
Earnings
—V.
186,
per
p.
.__
common
115.
share.:
19,012,000
17,826.000
$2.21
$2.08
and
Credit
Lyonnais.
Republic Aviation Corp.—Constructs Wind Tunnel—
Construction
future
to
of
a
aerodynamic
manned
Mundy I.
company
miles
tax
and American interests in Joint oil ventures in various
the world and specialty in the Sahara.
with Lazard anc' Banque de 1'Indochine in the Repfrance
were
Comptoir
d'Escompte de Paris,
Credit Industriel et
Associated
217,410,000 210,243.000
13,970,000
14,018,000
1,615.000
allowed
French
parts of
251,286,000
tax
income
record
tax
discounts
$
260,773,000
Costs, operating,
Cash
1956
258,742,000 249,521.000
2,031,000
1,765,000
Interest expense
dividend.
S
income
with
1957
$
(quar.)
(quar.)
published
and/or
of
Coke and
21.
$3,564,505
the same
and
corporation on Sept. 6 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 2,380 shares of 6% non-cumulative preferred stock (par
and 119 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered in units
$10)
Solomon.
Wall
per common share for 1957 against
for this period amounted to
6.7%
of
survey
proceeding,
/
•
covering 300,000
share), without underwriting.
The
buy an interest iit a limited partnership
SEC
share.
Fractional shares may be issued and
rights proportionately as full shares,
owned
9-30
funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
Canadian
funds,
tax deductible at the souroe.
tpayable in U
{Payable
15,
income
eight
un¬
The
by
$473,907
an
Frank
is
month,
per
See
For
per
.
52.6%
R-B Corp.,
he
iron,
designed
"Management"
1,000,000 shares
Provision for deprec., depletion and amortization
•Transfer
to
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Earnings Up 9%—
Six
preferred (quar.)
Radio
issue
outstanding
Earnings per share
—V. 184, p. 2673.
Total
Zenith
pig
June
(net)
9-14
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-
7%o
& Curry
Steel Door
series
since
Shares
1956,
is
has
estimated
now
In
Co.
Bros.,
Florida
company
$17,885,404,
37%c
4-10
Younker
($1
ferro¬
since
operated by the
blast
Net income
$3,858,682,
tons
monthly.
SEC
.....
Island
of
out
earnings before interest charges
Interest charges
9-13
.
1-31-58
Park
30%
system,
Net
9-10
9-30
12%c
r.
37%c 4-30-58
Water
The
10-15
,10-1
are
independent
an
survey
Radorock,
were
based on underground
currently producing uranium ore at
Rancho Club Cabazon
9-20
25c
(quar.)
Youngrtown
operating
income
renego¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
com¬
8-30
$1.06%
pfd.
this
9-17
10-
began
This
ago.
5,000
which
since
1956,
ance
expenses
10-
75c
conv.
of
conventional
revenues
(quar.)
York
E.
1
Months Ended
merger
that
R.
standing
same
capital stock.—V.
Operating
tl2%c
(quar.)
6%
works
increased
cleaning
gas
and
cash
9-16
convertible preferred
Yosemite
Six
9-6
.
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
6%>
(Pa.)
than
Porto Rico Telephone Co.—Net
6
6%
York
and
in
to
directors
Co.,
9-24
,
y
9-
6%
.
heats
Treasurer),
Arthur S.
Clurk,
1
10-
.75c..$1.31%
25c
Yale & Towne Mfg.
also
was
has been
per
the
Frank
proposed
1095.
p.
scribed.
10-11
11-
(quar.)
common
and
Fund's
,,10-
$1
and
Trust
9-10
.,
of
have
Secretary),
securities
50c
Monthly
Cab
.
75c
5% preferred (quar.)
Wrigley
(Wm.)
Jr.
Co.
Yellow
,
.|12%Cy;, 10- 1
Stores
Co.
until
been
specialized
organized
(President
9-10
10-15
25c
Petroleum
Ray vis
1
Co
Woodward
9-20
50c
preferred
Oil
a
authorized
officers
1
r_'-r
(quar.)
a
(monthly)
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)_
Wiser
10-4
The
9-20
10-
<auar.)
Winn-Dixie
-
•'
4
10-
____
1
Inc., common
has
capacity
higher blast
investment
is
issued
30c
(quar.)
common
Island
a
value
par
when
12-10
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wilson
*
A
the
9-10
1
10-
-
class
Neville
furnace
PC&C
was
the
findings
is
than
Mine
Radiation,
pig
Fund
in
reserves, and agree
will be initiated.
merger
Radorock
Mr. Denius stated.
Radiation looked better,"
of
grades)'bksic,"Malleable, foundry, bessemer, and intermediate
p. 8B'4.
Fund
The
concerned
ore
the
1958,"
for
diversified
H2V4C
-
Fund___
(F.);,Ltd..
Wleboldt Stores Inc.,
-
1
$1.43%
(quar.)——
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Cement
Whitehall
Whoraer
-
10-
1-2-58
30c
Inc.
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.')
(quar.U
__________
Shoe Mfg. (quar,)__
B
the
price equal to the net asset value
sales charge of 7.5%.
a
The
9-19
25c'
Weyenberg
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
4% prioa lien (quar.)
__1
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)
v
9-11
10-15
$1.25
\
Stamping (increased)
Union
plus
9-25
1
end,
$1.25
____;
(George);
Class
10-15
10-
'
10c
Westmoreland;
Weston
-9-13
.
and
hold¬
said.
mine
more
Radon
growth
Pitney-Bowes
Florida at
9-17
that
The company recently
research division "which
on
9-17
10- 1.
60c
Special
-
SEC
9-17
9-17
*'
Radorock
company figures for fiscal 1957 Just closed
show an
profit for this year of more than $300,000, according to
Denius,
President.
This
is
near
a
50%
increase
over
year's figure of $218,000. Although the
company in May increased
its outstanding common stock
by 226,000 shares, this year's earningper-share figure will compare very favorably with that for last year.
Sept. 11 after complete relining and installation
has been announced.
the prime contractor.
furnace, one of two at Neville
•
(quar.)_
«fc
the
9-30;.
;
the
corpora¬
Mine
last
per
of
the
expected
also .included
Division
of
at
Radon
Radiation, Inc.—Sees Increase in Earnings—
at
adjustable mechanical compensator
[low phosphorous.'—V. 186,
Stationery.-' Ctwp.;—*..* *
(quar.)
biology,
Division
Plymouth Fund, Inc.—Stack Ofiered^-Plymotith Bond
& Share Corp., Miami, Fla., on Aug. 1 offered
publicly
500,000 shares of capital stock (par $1)., Initially, this
offering was made directly to investors in the State of
9r27
,
.-125c
&
and
developed
re-evaluation
parties
weeks
recent
The
of
$350,000
186,
stack
of
said
Moab, Utah.
Radorock is a
V.
.
9-12
9-27
^
^
Tablet
pathology
Instruments
been
work
9-27 * "
2nd .preferred (quar.)_1
aJ._l.____ .$1
5%"-1st preferred (quar.)^_'__
i:' ,2T.VSc
7^ ilstjpreferrecL • (quar.)„__l__aaja'____'_
$1,75
/ Western Massachusetts Co. (quar.);
_I
T.
55c
Western Natiiral Gag, 5f/v conv. pfcl. (quar.)
,
37VaC
Western Plywood Co. Ltd., class B (quar.)_J'
' tl5c
•
'
A
analytical
10-15
1.'/
.
C ;• 4%
Class
1
-
'
Western
for
•
$2
Western
Electron Microscope—
(EM-75-B)
a
increased
with
Neyman
most
work.
The
of
a
stove
addition,
iron ib gir
.
;a-:prbTerred'(quar.>_^"_____>__^__;_—$1.50
^i6
$5,642,822
daily production; of 900 tons of pig iron.
Pittsburgh Coke will now be one of four companies in the nation to
produce ferromanganese by the blast furnace method.
A major sup¬
plier of the nation's foundries, the company produces merchant
9-13
l
to
was
Iron
9-20 *
'10-15
A
17%
732.
p.
medicine,
externally
at
the
requires
project
The
9-12
t50c
Class
186,
corporation's
sion
9-17
9-30
the
rows
9-14
9-27
-$1.40
increased
other
of
several
Mr.
rate
than
installation of new stove burners, addi¬
cooling plates, a hot blast mixer system, and new
slag handling equipment. Koppers Engineering and Construction Divi¬
9-14
10-1
<25c
(quar.)
ment
1956
Plan, together with shares of its common
acquired pursuant thereto.—V. 185, p. 2451.
on
relining,
In
"The
7
—90c9-30
Grocers Ltd.,
like
age
1956.—V.
tional
7
10-1
30c
the
Neyman
reserves
Hecla's
Pittsburgh Coke engineers, was installed. Mr. Marshall noted that the
company expects the completely new system to
materially aid its stream
and air pollution abatement efforts.
9-9
9-25
'
in
1094.
Preliminary
"A"
furnace's
said.
,
9-16
1
9-25
10c
Co.
9-20
10-
$1.25
<-■
eight
said
connection
,
Microscope
by
an
equipment, it
manganese
9-20
10-
—'$1.12%"
first
186, p.
Mining Co., operator of Radon mine for
informed Radorock that mine reserves
than 500,000 tons of uranium ore.
continue,
standard
The
9-20
l'{\
10-15
1%
____
$919,520
•
during August, 1957,
Fund's 20-year history, totalling
single purchase of slightly over
have
reserves
necessitate
advised
in
more
ore
the
adapted to permit production
ferromanganese in addition to pig iron, according to C. T.
Marshall, General Manager of the firm's Coke and Iron Division.
9
10-15-
.
in
ore
will
Neyman
been
Hecla
according to Roy R. Coffin,
against
research,
filed
blown in
Besides
9-10
-,>,65c'
remaining
officially
Purchase
Furnace
was
new
of
9-13
(-quar.)—1
$1.02 (2
4.20%
preferred
(quar.) —
--,%.$l.p5
4%-%'" preferred - (quar.)
$1.12%West Texas Utilities, 4.40%
pfd. HquaivJ—^TiiiX.lO
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)__
40c
West Virgiaia Water Service, com. (quar.)
17c
'.
of
9-13
9-25
.
Mr.
have
tiations
transmission
registration statement with
covering $505,000 of participations in The
Blast
6
30c
-
-
corporation
which may be
pany
9-16
X-S-37%C
common
31,
sales
Fund
ident.
for
service
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Blows in Furnace—
9-5
75c
<quar.)_
(quar.)
This
9-14
' ;
the
new
matters
in
9-14
1
<auar.i_
period,
a
stock
10-
10-
for
the
9-18
1
10-
*-•;
Foundry
Co.
Aug.
in
period
same
Electron
11, 1957,
Employees' Stock
25c
._
the
for
the
announced
Sept.
:-.$1.37V2
(quar.)_;
new
growing loads.
increase
$1,257,104
processing,
9-18
9-30
10-
the
generating
The
to
this
mine, it was informed on Sept. 13.
information as to ore reserves in the
new
Homer
9-20
'
35c
(quar.)__.
Snowdrift
9-20
10-15
6c
additions
of
ings in connection with a proposed
merger of Radorock into an en¬
larged Hidden Splendor Mining Co.,
according to R. W. Neyman, Pres¬
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Files Employees' Stock Purchase
Plan With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
9-13
10-15
:
1960.
other
$174
other
scheduled
Radon
This
all
single control, indexed and coupled to double
dipoles positioned
face of the pole shoe.
Transmission electron diffraction
pat¬
terns are obtained through a
simple lens current adjustment.
The
new
instrument
permits
stereo
images
to
be
produced by
rotating the specimen rod under vacuum.—V. 186, p. 884.
8-23
t$l
36%
Sales
to
Vernon, N. Y.
Objective lens has
9-13
•*-
9-30
1
'
Co., common (quar.)
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Wellington Fund (from net investment inc.)
Oil
9-30
10-
&
Wesson
on
t75c
is
scheduled
in
in
Mount
9-16
'_
common
Co.
Motor
with
7-17
1-;
■'*-
•-
(quar.)
preferred
Waukesha
Weeden
4-16
8-1-58
7
_
(quar.)
Baking
5l2%
■/..
Tiernan
&
5-1-58
10-
■ •
1—
Investing Corp.—
ordinary income,
Wallace
1-17
Ltd.—
—•.—.—:
kw)
for
completing
Substantial
tion's
million
and
Eddystone
is
shares
Initiated—
at
a
in
on
Norelco
been
10-17
62tec
& Worts,
is
the
serve
stations
which
kw)
$5
used
approximately
of
cost
kilowatt
(325,000
.
assets
industrial
in
1
75c "
the
Station,
(325,000
•
net
new
2-1-58
$1.13
Street
From
8-23
25c
Extra
Wall
9-30
A
15c
—I_
unit
facilities
facilities,
Philips Electronics, Inc.—New
9
9-
15c
(quar.)—
this year.
$4,813,532
has
pfd.
recorded
,
Total
15c
• y
$354
1154.
p.
President;, amounted
8-23
11-
general
generating
650,000
unit
to
from
include
facilities,
gas
of
Resources, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—
Renegotiations in Connection With Merger Will Be
9-11
1
9-23
15c
of
period.1"
*
'9-20
9-30
25c
683/4C
(quar.)
A
10-
3%
(quar.)
Walker
9-4
9-30
$1.50
;—
<quar.)__
nWaldorf System. Inc.
9-4
9-20
quar.)
prior
conv.
preferred
months
from
51,2%
Corp.,
1
9-30
«
includes
Schuylkill
facilities
system
provided
1961
August Sales at
—
Radorock
$238
(including the
being
through
for
for
electric
new
first
securities
funds
about
Mr.
Corp.—
.—
$4.50
1
:10-
35c
87V2C
—
6%
preferred (accumulative)
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
Virginia Tel. & Tel. Co., common (quar.)—
Vulcan
10-
$2.50
■"
-_
.
at
electric
186,
million
million
for
second
for
V.
Fund
^
.
the
the
steam-electric
the
the
of
that
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—Sales Up 36%—
This
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
Common
also
new
$52
This
unit
distribution
See
9-20
1
and
of
sale
rest
by investors
were the largest for
any month in the
move than
$2,907,000 and including a
$1,000,000 by an institutional investor,—V.
r
expected
expenditures
$11
total
and
which
million
ancl
and
the
1958,
in
1959
$180
$
10-15
Purchases
available.
facilities,
equipment.
in
the
the
extent
additional
kilowatt
175,000
5
$125
—
production
9-13
9-30
Of
for
is
construction
facilities
is
service
in
12Y2c
.
—.—
steam
It
of Boston
Record High—
10)
page
million,
from
the
electric
for
operations.
9-16
"
$422
bonds),
to
estimated
million
9-3
u
$1.25.
_
Company
Viau,
1
25c.,
(quar.)—
(increased)-:
-10-
new
station,
-
(reduced)
; Van Sciver
1
25c
(quar.)
for
9-5
9-16
10-
of
sources
million
9-14
of
obtained
The
9-20
4
30c
*.
preferred
10-
50c
.-
-
_
(quar.)
9-27
30c
total
be
internal
0
12-
this
will
million
$40
9* 6
12-27
Of
million
9-12
9-27
25c
\
(quar.)—
Light
1
40c
.—
(quar.)
Co,
(Continued from
8-28
11-
40c
Power &
Van
9-30
6
87V2c
(qu$£.)
Utility Appliance Corp.—
$1 convertible preferred
•
9-
(George) Putnam Fund
Corporation and
Investment News
9-20
10-15
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Company
Utah
,>.Ut,ah
6
10-15
(quar.)
Marion
Universal
,Upson
9-
$25c
Quarterly
.
9-27
lTVaC
"
(quar.)
Tobacco,
preferred
Universal
General
9-13
1
(quar.)—;17%c
(quar.)
United Whelan Corp.—
$3.50 convertible preferred
Universal
of Rec.
10-
J25c
;
preferred
Inc.
Holdert
Payable
80c
^
Steel, Ltd. (quar.)_
Stockyards Corp., common
United
70c
Y.)
When
Share
Company
(N.
an
in
$1,200,000
shapes
Peale,
designing
hour
wind
tunnel
facility for the testing of
missiles and rockets in addition
began last week at Farmingdale, N. Y.
President, said that the new facility will serve the
and
of
will
aircraft
result
improved quality of design.
mid-April, 1958, he said.
Two
wind
including
aircraft
tunnels,
It
in
is
to be housed
and missiles up to speeds of 3,000
savings of time and money plus
scheduled to be in operation by
in a new 6,000-square-foot building
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
point
the
at
eren,
larger one will be
miles
At
offered
will
problems in the transonic
flying shapes break the sound barrier. A
tests up to Math 4, or approximately 3,000
is the speed of sound, <00 miles per lioui
with aerodynamic
One Will deal
Reale added.
will be built simultaneously, Mr.
at Farmingdale,
plant
main
the
©t
where
used in
counts
sea
Co.—-Gov't Reaffirms Rights—
third
Government.
Reynolds does not have any contracts for tlve purchase of primary
metal Calvin E. CoghlU, company Treasurer, explained. The "primary"
tnetal clause was a major factor in contracts with the three largest
Aluminum producers disclosed Sept. 17 by G. S. A.
Under
terms of
the contracts the three aluminum manufacturers
than
S.
U.
the
to
quarter.
"Business
volume
,
net sales
023,043 for the
The
metal clause was included as a result
importation oi Canadian aluminum by
primary
on
-V.
for importing Canadian
producers.
Reynolds has no contracts
American
of recent dis¬
the other two
.
-metal, Mr. CoghlU
dated.
David
«t
P.
Lousville,
in
'
change.
■
,
to move the
The decision
a
to Richmond
company's general sales offices
erect
company's eight
by the decision.—V.
-r-V.
this December.
with headquarters
18,500,000
one of the
the United States.
the combined company
include Mr. Beckett, as
producers in
would have a
present" plans,
Officers
would
Under
name.
Chairman;
President.
combined
—V.
common
has
stock
such claims.—V.
110
185,
Inc.
from
current
1957
income
for
♦Prov.
inc.
Net
from
285,669
562,869
$^33,130
income
Net
$519,571
$294,258
Class
A
Class
A
share:
shs. 1
per
and
combined
$499,018
$0.59
$0.52
$0.92
$0.88
80.29
$0.26
$0.45
income
Rockland Light & Power
This
includes
tax
liabilities
possible-future income taxes.—V.
<b»
for
both;
holders
of
convertible
A
•ubscribed shares
The
the
stock
preferred
headed
The
by
at
the
for
First
each
60
shares
Boston Corp.
of
stock
common
of
termination
the
to purchase
is
offer
on
Oct.
from the. sale of the new stock will
to
reduction of short-term notes owed
proceeds
company
any
un-
23.
be
to
applied
banks,
by
the
as
follows:
rate
of
70
of
22 V2
of
90
The
to
an
York
since
year
1955,
cents;
cents,
cents
1908.. In
annual
in
rate
of
three
1957,
placing
recent
the
dividends
years,
60
cents
per
dividends of
stock
common
20
on
share;
cents
and
current
a
annual
1956,
a
dividend
annual
basis
and its subsidiaries furnish electric and gas services
essentially residential area of 1,100 square miles near New
City, which includes principally Rockland County and parts of
and
in
Sullivan
On
Counties
the
however,
perhaps
foreseen
be
Sehenley
that.
problems
when
Congress
of
Representatives
voted
time.
elimiuate the
iron. 8 to
to
said, and the bill is now waiting
years,
the
not
enacted
were
laws."
House
20
company
Senate Finance
others-
and
that
originally
by
extending
Committee.—V.
186, p.
the
bonding
-
time
action of the
1155.
and
79?/,
and
$2,197,000.
Its
or
York
1952
consolidated
about
to
net
41fi-.—V.
part
a
1956, the
income
186,
p.
of
increased
This
from
1154.
filed
corporation
18,
par
According
to
:
of
that
offer
1957,
19,
mation
as
\
registration
a
statement
with
the
SEC
on
covering
1-7,289
shares
of
a
its
registration statement with the
common
stock,
$10
par,
to
be
into this corporation of Unitronics
announced on Sept. 13 by John G.
surviving corporation and its common
on the American Stock Exchange on
was
the mergei; followed approval in
for
calls
special meet¬
for
every
two
fields.
......
the
all
the
term
or
prospectus,
which
and
who
merger
Is
part
to
(and who
defined
of
is
receive
juvenile
such
in
the
shares
Stock
certain
be
former
merged
shares
may
of
be
sale.
shareholders
of
with Schering
stock
Schering
deemed
Securities
for
be
for
cash,
of Schering.
but
no
portion of
various healing
specialty items.
equipment,
Act),
Such
to
be
are
sales
in
The $1
or
may
the proceeds
will inure
to
the
on
may
the
same
. .
-
stock of this corporation was
-
-
-
*
_
admitted to trad¬
date,
was
merged
with
and
into
from dealings
The Siegler Corp. on
Under the merger agreement each outstanding share of $1
par common
stock of Unitronics will be exchangeable for one-hall
sliale of the $1 par common stock of Siegler.—V. 186, p. 1155.
Sept.' 13.
not
benefit
common
Sept. 16 on the American Stock Exchange.
Unitronics Corp., whose common stock was suspended
"underwriters"
or
Listed in New York—
par
and
machinery
woodworking
-
ing
consum¬
offering
mav
products,
White
effective
*
cnr£.nis eo'«lPa".v^o^
Corp.
acquisitions will be combined with existing Siegler production
located
In five plants in Southern California and one in
Centralia; 111.
Siegler currently manufactures many types of electronic
-
Sept.
Common Stock Offering—
Hufford
activities
covering 278,983 shares of 5*7
cumulative preferred
(convertible! and 418,475 shares of $1 par common
1057,
$30
Laboratories^ Inc.,
(C. F,) Rule Construction Co., Nashville, Tenn.—Pro¬
with the
be offered
To be used
These
stock.
New
period
merger
mercial
Scliering Corp.—To Issue Common Shares in Merger—
operating revenues increased from $10,852,000 to $19,434.-
in
the
With SEC—
letter of notification
legal agreements.
one
share of Siegler common stock to be
shares of Unitronics, and 108.800 shares of
Siegler common to be issued and exchanged for all the outstanding
Hufford stock.
As a result, Siegler's outstanding common stock will
be increased to approximately. !, 170,000 shares.
With the approval of the merger, Siegler combined sales volume will
be at
an
annual rate of $75,000,000 of which more than $50,000,000
will be In electronics production, divided equally between military and
commercial work.
Manufacturing facilities will be located in California,
Illinois. New Jersey and New York.
Executive headquarters for Siegler
will continue to be located in Anaheim, Calif.
In acquiring Unitronics Corp., Siegler takes over the
operations of
Olvmpic Radio <fo Television, which manufactures television., radio and
Hi-Fi sets, as well as certain -military electronic equipment, in a large
four-story facility in Long Island City, N. Y. Other Unitronics opera¬
tions are" the David Bogen Co. and Presto Recording Co., both located
in Paramus, N. J.
Eogea is the largest manufacturer of high fidelity
components in the country while Presto is a major producer of record¬
ing equipment for professional and semi-professional use.
Headquartered in El Segundo, Calif., the Hufford Corp. is the world's
largest manufacturer of stretch-forming equipment for Che aircraft and
guided missile Industries.
It also is the west coast's major producer
of special machinery.^ Subsidiaries of Hufford - include Sancor Co. of
Santa Barbara. Calif.,, which produces hydraulic and ground handling
equioment for aircraft and guided missiles, and Vac-U-Lift Co. of
Sales, Iil.„.which is the nation's leading manufacturer of vacuum mate¬
rial handling equipment
used extensively in both military and com¬
Appeals.
of
Court
a
Dover, Del., by Siegler stockholders and in New York bystockholders. Mr. Brooks said Hufford approval was effected
at
The
rule
Sept..
atM3Ut
S
filed
by signing of necessary
goods.
U.
6
Unit ronics
has vigorously urged equahty legislation for some
the
20
oninion,
problems,
not
revenue
company
June
stock,
In
Jersey.
the
and
Formal effectuation of
ings
common
186, p. 884.
objectionable force-out
Bergen
$1,55<,000 4o
poses
could
or
internal
The
company's
New
consolidated
for
his
in
"distinet
envisioned
paid
been
nof^d
have
may
company
County
its
011
Sept.
on
Sept. 16.
share.
per
Orange
dividends
no
not seem likely.-—V.
market
H^§hington, D- C.—Files With SEC
Brooks, President. Siegler is the
shares were admitted to trading
elimination of the law so as to be
within its own borders with foreign
producers who have the right to hold goods in custom bond
ihdefinitely without paying the tax until a market exists for their
goods, according to a company spokesman.
Schenley's lawsuit to have the bonding law held unconstitutional
was
dismissed by the U. S. District Court last July.
Judge John W.
stock dividends
have
a
;
Siegler Corp.—Merger Ratified—
Sehenley is fighting for the
on
an
equal competition basis
the
and its predecessor have paid common
company
each
-were
is
American Stock Exchange
name of the company.
new
Completion of the proposed merger
Corn,
(Third Circuit)
construction.
The
paid
filed notice of appeal to the
of a suit to test this law.
Attorneys
the
the
covering 600 shares of common stock (par $100) to
at $250 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
for expenses incidental to the operation of a ski resort.
on Sept.
18 resumed its Court fight to avoid the
law which makes U. S. distillers pay taxes of $10.50 a
whiskey at the end of an 8-year bonding period whether
there
not
or
on
Corp.,
Corp., Sherburne, Vt.—Files
corporation
The
corporation
on
transactions
Sentry
1155.
SEC
Sehenley Industries, Inc.—Appeals Force-Out Law to
gallon
J
• >
Control Corp.—Name Changed—
16,
under
Sherburne
in its' bakery building at
exchanged
Mellvaine
In
which
of
has
company
future does
near
used for construction. The company and its
eubsidiaries expect to spend approximately $6,348,000 in 1957; $7,335.©00
in
1958
and
$6,851,000 in
1959,
or
total
of $20,534,000,
for
proceeds
90,000 shs.
and in view of iTs existing liabilities and commitments and the
demands of reasonably foreseeable expansion, the payment of dividends
63-year-old
held.
group
222,891
incorporated in Indiana in 1955, to
proprietorship formed in 1946 by its Presi¬
products are distributed to customers in Columbus and
the
p.
.'
of notification with the
(par $1) to be offered
share; the unsubscribed
portion will be offered at $1.37*'2 per share to the general public.
No
underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for ex¬
penses incidental to the drilling of oil wells.—V. 182, p. 960.
produces a variety of cakes, pies, rolls, and
company
in each
corporation 011 Sept. 11 filed a letter
covering 40,000 shares of common stock
subscription by stockholders at $1.25 per
for
which the company will lease is situated 011 an
Columbus. This building has floor space of 19,500
in
.
Outstanding
The
building
lot
feet.
The
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the Securities and
Commission on Sept. 18 covering a proposed offering to
Its outstanding common stock of record on Oct. 9,
1957,
rights to subscribe for 28,096 shares of convertible cumulative pre¬
ferred stock, series C, at
$100 per share ut the rate of one share
then
t
;
below.
Control Corp.
Sliacron Oil Corp.,
U. S. Circuit Court—
©f
of
186,
stock,
(a)
185, p. 2918.
company
Exchange
.
in
Federal
for
and
1957
was
company
a
Sept.
—V.
$40,000
150,000 shs.
Safety
recorded
$0.43
common
~
♦Provision
current,
65,395
(1,150,000
sharest
$40,000
238,092
—
Sentry
Sentry Safety
Outstanding
:
DIVIDENDS—The
(567,480
the authorized
1957,
10,
Beginning
doughnuts.
neighbor¬
Kentucky.
The
company
is engaged in equipping a new- bakery building in
Columbus which is expected to
increase substantially the company's
sales and profits.
This building, which is owned by an institutional
inyestor, has nearly been completed.
The
$433,623
34.132
income
Net
,
10,
500.000 shs.
394,830 shs.
number of shares was" increased
stock dividend was
($5 par value)
stock
were
ing cities and towns in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, and
years
(net)
See
principal shareholder.
new
square
8519,571
$260,126
~
OF MAY
Sentry Corp.—New Name—
Columbus, Ind. This building, which is owned in fee,
constructed in 1953 and has floor space of 16,340 square feet.
The
476,202
Authorized
company's executive offices are located
eight-acre
909,825
$333,130
prior
/
1945.
■
1155.
p.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
due monthly
the business of
and
These
operations
Inc.
$19,002,354
360,891
taxes
EFFECT
obligations
purchase
.
1942. On May 10, 1&57 a share for share stock dividend
In 1957, cash dividends
(based 011 the 394,830 sharea
presently outstanding! have been paid as follows: Jan.
1, 25c per
share; Feb. 1, 40c per share; April 1, 25c per share; and cn July 1,
35c per share.
.
The directors hove expressed an intention to pay quarterly dividends
on
the
common
stock and a dividend of 35c per share has been
declared payable Oct.
1/ 1957 to holders of record Sept. 20, 1957.
Purchasers of common stock just offered who are holders of record
on
Pent. 20,
1957 will be entitled to receive such dividend.—V. 186,
was
Twelfth St.,
Was
June 16/56
1,082,440
GIVING
loan
mtge.
BUSINESS—The
current
from
'
.
since
paid.
year
Offering—
from
proceeds
stock (no par)-
Common
26 Weeks Ended
545,795
net
1962
to
Equipment
The
694.021
oper.
paid
the offering
made in our issue of Aug. 26 of
was
Five-year 51
317
$9,916,937 $21,159,299
$10,877,814
Revenue
"
the company and its predecessor was-the
.225.000 to 500,000 and a share for share
on the 197,415 shares then outstanding.: *
from
SEC
continue
June 15/57
June 16/56
212,113
*
CAPITALIZATION
dent
13 Weeks Ended
60,457
$730,256
208,973
the sale of the stock, together
with proceeds from a $25,000 five-year loan (secured by a first mort¬
gage on the company's older building 1 will be used to complete equip¬
ment of the proposed new bakery building in Columbus, Ind.
Roadway Express, Inc.—Reports Increased Profits—
June 15/57
___
outstanding
PROCEEDS—The
2326; V. 177, p. 2787.
p.
55,438
$774,749
—
stock
common
530.
p.
$790,713
by this company to bona fide residents of Indiana of
30,000 shares of common stock (no par) at $5 per share.
No underwriting is involved.
shares
new
186,
for
310,439
$830,187
Sap's Bakery, Inc., Columbus, Ind.—Stock
issued,
be
would
two
follows:
as
since
May
"On
345,640
.
stock
preferred
available
Mention
according to the present dis¬
in exchange for each present
chare of Riverside common;
1.268 shares for each share of Peerless;
«nd 1.145 shares for each share of Hercules.
This would":result in a
total
of
approximately
4,100,000
issued
and
outstanding shares.
Preferred
stock
of
Riverside now outstanding would continue on
A share-for-share
basis as preferred stock of the new company.
If pending
tax 1 litigation
over percentage depletion allowances to
Riverside and Hercules are favorably decided, and refunds of income
taxes
or
reduced
liabilities
result
therefrom
Mr.
Beckett
said,
Additional
shares
of
common
of
the
merged
company
would be
Issued to holders of common stock of Riverside and Hercules on nn
equitable basis to be provided for in the merger agreement. Peerless
New
1919. r
••-.
original business of
jobbing machine shop; however, thecompany
began the
manufacture and sale of household vacuum
cleaners in 1919.
Since then it has engaged in. this field, exclusively,
interrupted only by Government contract work during World War II.
The
company's product Is sold' under the registered- trade name of
"Kirby."
'
•/.
, "•
,
The company's products are sold exclusively by the house-to-house
method, through approximately .260 distributors located throughout-the
United States.
The company sells directly, to these, distributors who
resell
to
the
public
either directly or
through approximately 259
sub-distributors. ;. •
.
■
The company's plant and office are located at 1920 West 114th. 6t.»
Cleveland. Ohio, in a two-story building of steel and brick construction,,
having about 90,000 square feet of floor area.
Plant area has been
as
•names.
cussions,
$1,101,152
;
—
shares
Common
and product
present brands
continuation of
with
company
$1,175,827
.___
deductions
on
Balance
the
deductions
before
etc.,
Dividends
and
the
the
of
$1,095,936
5,216
depreciation
&
income
Net
.
.
emphasized the intention to operate properties
three companies as autonomous divisions of
Beckett
Mr.
businesses
9,
The
1956
$3,657,819
2,561,883
—_
_—
expense
Balance
Interest,
C.
W.
President of Peerless, as Vice-Chairman and Chairman of
Executive Committee; and D. S. MucBride, President of Hercules,
July
DIVIDENDS—Dividends have been paid 011 the common stock
new
Russell,
format on of a
"Common
1957
$3,953,981
2,781,748
$1,172,233
—3,594
revenue
operating revenue—
Non-operating income—
five or six largest
barreis, making it
mately
of the company dates back to 1914 with
partnership by George H. Scott and Carl S. Fetzer.
Mr. Scott is presently Chairman of the Board and President, and Mr.
Fetzer
presently Vice-President of the, company, ■ The company ,was
Incorporated under the laws of the State of Oh'o on Nov. 30, 1917
as
The Scott Sc Fetzer Machine Co.
The present name was adopted
business
BUSINESS—The
doubled
Works—Earnings Higher—
Months Ended July 31-^-
Operating
•
*
the
CAPITALIZATION AS
San Jose Water
12
Operating
cipally in Southern California. Southern Nevada and Arizona. Hercules
Cement, with offices in Philadelphia, sells chiefly in the northeastern
Uortion of the United States.
Peerless . Cement, of Detroit, sells
Urincipallv in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
Total
annual capacity of
the merged company will be approxi¬
cement
Further details follow:
quickly completed.
was
Authorized
prin¬
in Los Angeles, markets cement
16 of the public offering made «hi
10, through McDonald & Co., of 38,000 shares of
common stock (par $5) at $16.50 per share.
The offering
Sept.
186, p. 949.
Not
Riverside,
1957—36 Weeks—1956
$1,448,207,869 $1,358,585,307
1957—4 Weeks—1956
_$163,568,633 $154,811,358
Per. End. Sep. 7—
Sales
Co.—Producers Propose Merger— '
Garner A. Beckett, President, on Sept.
19 announced that negotia¬
tions are under way for a merger of this company, Hercules Cement
Corp.
and Peerless Cement Corp.
The boards of directors of the
three
corporations have approved the merger in principle, he said.
He iJiclica'ted
thut discussions are proceeding satisfactorily and that
It is hoped the merger agreement can be submitted to stockholders
of
the
three
corporations
in time to
permit completion of the
Riverside Cement
•nerger
8vstom with total equipment
said.—V. 186, p. 1155.
Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
Sal'eway Stores,
186, p. 948.
Affected
_
in the agreement, the others being the First National
and the First National Bank of Atlanta.
The par¬
ticipating
agreement provides Ryder
financing of $17,000,000, Mr. Bernstein
Louisville.
manufacturing plants in Louisville will not be
The
Boston
of
Bank
office building in
research center and
a
announced
extension of its banking and credit facilities through
recent agreement with the First National City Bank of New York.
The First National City Bank of New York becomes the third par-
ticipnting bank
the executive committee of the board of directors.
It
was
based on the need to consolidate all the company's managerial
Activities in one location.
The decision also will mean the termination of Reynolds plans to
by
made
was
Facilities Extended—
Counsel and Secretary, has
Bernstein, General
additional
the
affected by the
Co.—Stock Sold—Mention was made
Fctzer
&
issue of Sept.
our
operation of an automobile parts
System, Inc.—Credit
H.
Arthur
probably will be completed
and
Approximately 750 people will be
1959.
Ryder
-
-
Seott
in
949.
p.
transferred.—V. 186, p. 1155,
properties and business of White are to be
this year reflects a substantially higher level
Mr. Ryan said.
"For the first three quarters of
and other income totaled $46,244,618, against $33.same period during 195G, an increase of $13,221,575,
186,
counsel.—V.
Sept. 17 informed employees
had been made to move Its
Reynolds, Vice-President, on
Ky., that a policy decision
general sales offices to Richmond, Va.
The move will be made gradually
cometimc
Richmond, Va.—
Sales Offices to
To Move General
Sept. 19; 1957, under -the
substantially all of the
Schering was to be organized in New Jersey on
name
of White Laboratories, Inc., to which
;
approximately 40r<<.
•
v
Stockholders equity increased by $465,296 during the third quarter, r
bringing the net worth of tlie Ryan Aeronautical Company to a high
of
$11,910,107.
This was equal to $31.85 per share 011 the 374,000
net outstanding shares, compared with $28.55 at the end of the third
quarter of fiscal 1956.
Tire directors recently deolared a 201 stock dividend, payable Oct. 30 .
to
stockholders oi
record Oct. 4. ' Robert C. Jackson, Los Angeles ,
executive, has been appointed to the Ryan board, filling a vacancy
caused by the recent resignation of Harrison G. Sloane, San Diego
attorney.
Mr. Sloane continues as the corporation's general legal
stockpile.
cussion
which the surviving corporation will assume, will become the
property of t'.e surviving corporation. Schering agreed that it will
register under the Securities Act the shares of its capital stock Issued
or
issuable to White stockholders in connection with the merger..According
to the prospectus,
a
new
wholly-owned subsidiary of
ties,
....
.
shares are subject to
and assets of White, subject to its liabili¬
(and an additional 4,390 class B
option). All of the property
or
metal from ^fteir "puts" to the
purchases of primary
Agreed to deduct
year,"
last
1957,
par, to 6,000,000 common
cumulative prefeired stock,
51
of
class B common
for the first nine months of the 1957 fiscal year was
compared with t-lie same nine months last year, T. Claude
Ryan, President,
reported to stockholders in an interim statement
covering the period ended July 31, 1957.
Net profit for the three quarters ended July 31, after provision for
Federal income taxes, was $1,076,330.
Based on the net outstanding
shares, earnings fer the first nine months of fiscal 1957 v.ere $2.88
per share
compared with $2.44 per share at the end of the 1956
Sent.
en
company
meeting
Schering
common
shares. $1 par, and 278,983
$30 par. Each one of the
1,760,000 outstanding common shares. 15 cents par, will be converted
into two shares of the new $1 par common. Each of the outstanding
class A and class B common shares of White will be. converted into
IV2 shares 01 common and one share of 51
preferred of Schering.
White has outstanding 79,649 shares of class A and 194,946 shares of
1 81
17 announced that the General Services
Administration had reaffirmed the company's rights to "put" aluminum
This
a
15 cents
shares,
shares
oroiit
Net
up
at
to vote upon the merger
Sept.
for
the
as
of the
in connection with the sale
stock
the
from
Aeronautical Co.—Profits Up 18%—
Ryan
which
'■
Monday, September 23, 1957
Under terms
additional equipment.
In
ot
of theiu
-
.
19, 1957.
of the merger, the authorized capitalization of
surviving company will be increased from 2,250.000
stockholders were
Schering
called
offering will be added to the company's
general funds, to be used as working capital, to retire outstanding
loans, and to be held for additional working capital and investment
This corporation announced cn Sept. 17 that it has laid off 125
Approximately 550 employee# bui that it hopes to recall many
es
soon
as
production schedules permit.
Edgar S
Peierls, President, said that the lay-offs arose because
of deferment of required deliveries in the aircraft and guided missile
Urograms
rather than from cancellations of existing orders,
actually totaled only slightly more than 51
of the order backlog,
—V. 185, p. 2104.
Reynolds Metals
own
agent.
The prospectus
will be offered or given
stock.
Proceeds
Employees—
Corp.—Lays Off 125
Its
as
a price of $13 per share.
The company
distributor-of this stock and will act as its own
states that no commissions or dis¬
sale at
public
for
act
transfer
hour.
(Mach 1
level..»—V. 18G, p. 884.
per
Resistoflex
"
.
.
(1308)
€2
Volume 186
Number
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1309)
Signature Loan Co., Inc.—Note Sold
Privately—This
company, on Sept. 16, announced the private placement
of a $300,000
junior subordinated note with an institu¬
tional investor.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. acted as
in
1957,
The
great milestone was reached in the 30-year
of this company. On that day, the combined loans
outstanding
passed tne "ten million" mark.
In June
and July
of
Signature purchased loans
outstanding from Fireside Thrift in
California for
approximately 8700,000.
a
fund
stock (par 25
common
licly offered
Sept.
on
Stock
—
11
Sold
cents), which
$3.62 V2
at
The
—
stock
sold.
For
details,
V.
see
186,
the
second
successive
with
la-.t
Net
with
fiscal
1956
at
and
of
for
fiscal
$4.09
close
for
of
1956,
the
Smith-Corona
share
based
1957
and
Per
fiscal
H,
hit
Kleinschniidt
stockholders
common
stock
$5)
ipar
to
approving
not
to
on
from
Sept.
effect
time
split-up.
to
to
principal
They
time
by
amount
will
board
of
on
stockholders
authorized common
a
on
Sept.
stock
two-for-one split-up.—V.
approved
1.000.000
184,
2,250,000
10
out¬
for
1957—Mxmth—1956
$
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
vote
on
'
taxes,
I
•
to
inconie____
charges
oper.
after
—V.
186,
884.
p.
increase
shares,
29,976,858
to
hand-portable,
on
of
O,
D,
due
E
Oct.
or
issued
1,
F
in
1975,
to
54,189.396
Ewa
letter
a
offered
No
of
for
cash
underwriting
denominations ef $500
notification
non-convertible
and
in
or
is
with
exchange
involved.
$1,000.—V.
the
debentures,
185,
for
Thev
lease
The
has
company
S.
iiled
Commission, it
The
'
rates
new
increased
was
are
calculated
company hopes to
be
able
schedules
Sept.
on
to
approximately $1,060,000 annually,
The
rate
announced
with
10,000
1958,
for
the
on
in
are
and
effect
A
in
would
all
rate
effect
of
ba>se
for
amount
10
to
1953.—V.
6.7','n
186,
be
if
from
the
if
the
March
rates
new
revised
to
1
the
rate
end
in¬
reci¬
be
in
should
into
13
confirmed
California
of
T.
II.,
tnat
for
Operating,
Operating
Federal
Other
revenues.
the
310
in
the
the
it
had
construction
property
in
the
Standard
Oil,
trustees, will acquire
Estate
acres.
the
Barber's
conditions
Point
its
for
and
nrea
use
as
offers
oil
an
re-
for
shore
refinery
will be larger than originally
approximately 35,000 barrels daily and will
225
some
60
a
and
men
buil»ing
to
tankers."—V.
submarine
a
foot
186,
We
women.
depth,
to
pipe
also
line
understand
running
permit handling
out
of
the
950.
p.
but
success
economic
p.n
disappointment,
make
synthetic gasoline and
quantities will close down,
announced
Sept.
on
chemicals
they
as
President
13.
The
chemicals
inc.
Net
$60,991,707
$55,840,983
5,625,665
42,725.535
37,551,599
tfixes__„
984.698
955.209
6,555,499
6,972.633
taxes
408.125
402,808
2,984,600
2,902,326
income
$1,136,693
$1,183,866
$8,726,073
charges.-
$8,414,425
810,661
956,246
6,650,909
shut
of
it
it
that
from
be
can
Amoco
down
in
over
continued
ai'er
186,
1155.
p.
in
1954.
Chemicals
Amoco
plant
world's
natural
is
located
Corp.,
at
a
Browns¬
the
Brownsville
natural
made
at
gas
by
other
said.
Chemicals,
plant
make
cannot
present
gaso¬
market
prices
Jay
processes,"
Forrester,
H.
as
1953.
An
affiliate of
Standard
Oil
Co.
(Indiana*
took
chemical
recovery,
storage,
and shipping facilities
will
closed down, Mr. Forrester said.
Brownsville, L. L. Smith, Plant Manager, told the more than 800
plant
employees
their
Reduction
employment
of
the
would
force
work
witnin
end
will
begin
the
Oct.
1,
next
several
1957.
Period End. July 3?—
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$
Operating
Operating
Other
revenues
oner,
Net
53,177,976
32,108,400
expenses
inc.
taxes___„
Federal
ployees
43,885,118
366,715,059
29,768,178 216,532,709 202,851.701
7,526,120
59,872,298
52,584.833
3,268,905
3,987.928
3,593.067
28,368,170
25,760,199
income__
8,812,683
7.997.753
01,941,882
54,212,573
186,
7,296,043
58,461,447,
50,829,283
1156.
p.
The
released
are
plant
said.
lias
been
will
company
employment
with
will
other
receive
also
help
the
pay
work
he
companies,
severance
plant's
added.
Em¬
benefits.
than
had
we
anticipated."
Commenting
the
of
recovery
immediate effect
Brownsville
$5
th«
plant
million.
plant
obviate
effort
an
closing
chemical
Brownsville,
plant
of
hydrocarbon
Texas,
Amoco
Chemicals
Graham, Standard's Financial Vice-President, said
about
also
the
on
and
the
to
the
on
is
oil
estimated
Corp.,
Sept. 13:
on
consolidated
company from closing of
reduction in net 1957 earnings
to
this
this
in
company
area
price
profits from
not
were
on
record,
amounting
income
of
or
$4.73
:In
that
With
ume.
and
sales
new
with
compared
to
$4.05
a
with the record
a
common
share,
profits
of
earlier.
year
gains
in
nitrogen
largest on
$45,624,949.
Net
the
were
after
$5,924,485,
'
Kenneth
accounted
A. Spencer, President, stated
nearly 28'.c>
of the year's vol¬
for
for
uses
polyethylene developing at a rapid pace
doubling in the present capacity of tke
plant at Orange, Texas,
scheduled for completion in the
6Uinmer of 1958,' the outlook
this
a
Which
for
share
common
sales
is
pxoduct is good, he said.
A
new
urea
unit,
now "in
operation,
powder production unit should make
a
the
year,
annual
"The
outlook
lines is quite
report
for
pointed
ther.
a
nylon
new
contribution
molding
to .earnings
this
out.
current
satisfactory,"- Mr.
The
and
in
year
Spencer
all
the
company's
said. '
..
product
"continued
to
add
to
its
facilities during the
year,
and gross additions were
about $4,500,000, which included
expansion
of formaldehyde
capacity at Chicago and construction of the urea
unit
a
company
at
Vicksburg,
research
center
projects
currently
and
new
the
urea
Miss.;
at
the
nylon
Kansas
City,
facilities
Mo.
at
To
Henderson,
Ky., and
the
capital
complete
underway,
unit
principally the polyethylene expansion
Henderson, about $7,800,000 will be ex¬
at
pended.
and
gas,
"The
others
to
under
active
$22,848,341,
government
capital,
Mr.
Spencer said,
are
projects already approved as well
as
consideration.
Working capitai June 30 amounted
compared
securities
with
were
$21,861 856
about
liabilities/of $8,319,000.
Emphasis
company
was
expects
continued
to
spend
a
year
$21,468,000,
before.
with
Cash
make
the
thus
plant operate
increase
Brownsville
research
about
and
$2,900,000
technical
total
on
research
and
stock at
mon
300,000
a
price of $12.50
shares
represent
300,000 shares
stockholders.
represent
expects
struct
to
a
solidate
share.
per
other
M. Simon &
5,o00
Co
5,000
Film
Corp.—Stock
issue of Sept.
our
Offering—
,
16 of the public
engaging
phases
of
other
at
113
tor
tne
West
in
used
and
the
57th
private
as a specu¬
.
for
production
working capital,
for
Jan.
on
business
film
the
.
.
be
incorporated
was
of
purpose
offices
-
to
are
educational films
company
rachitics
being offered
are
follow:
proceeds
5,
of
of
New
«
>
The
company
City, where it
motion picture film
of
snowing
in
production,
the
industry.
New York
St.,
1956,
film to well known users of films, sucli as
NBC-TV, CBS-TV, DUMONT TV, NBC PROJECT 20, KRAFT
THEATRE,
1IAL
ROACH STUpiOS, and others,
and
used
in
"THE
CROSS,"
"CBS
"A
NIGHT
TO
ADVENTURE
chielly
>
REMEMBER,"
SERIES."
concerned
with
The
the
supply
"NIGHTMARE' IN
RED," and
activities are
company's present
of
similar
film
to
television
producers.
The
of
\
Fairy
Tales,
New
has
company
films of
13
York
produced from the film licensed to It a package
stop-motion puppet show and cartoons of Grimm'd
a
and
City
in
by
the
them
sold
only.
New
of
use
and
this
series
The
York
the
to
DUMONT
TV
price at which these
alone, was In excess
City
film
adding
dialogue.
This
for
films
of
showing
in
sold
were
the
total
lor
cost
of
-
to
its
obtained
from
tbe
U.
S.
Government,: editing
soundtrack
a
type
to
provide the necessary music and
operation the company intends to continue in
of
other
The
activities.
is
also engaged in the process of "dubbing," that
is,
English dialogue in foreign language pictures.
To
has dubbed two feature length films, "G. P. U.,"ianrf
"Queen's Cavalier," "Queen's Cavalier" and "F. P. 1 Doesn't Answer"
(a
film
with
English dialogue)
are
under
contract
with
Governor
Television
Attractions,
Inc.
for
distribution
to
television
stations.
company
substitution
the
date
to
of
the company
P. U."
is
theatres
rights
The
under contract
and
these
to
television
films
also
company
with
Zenith
stations.
until June
Features, Inc. for distribution
company
has the exclusive
The
30,
1962.
contracts
has
(
with
..
3.
.
).
.
.
G.
&
Foreign Films Ltd.
Grand
Prize Films,
Inc. for
the distribution
of
features and
shorts exclusively licensed to them
by the company for showing in
German language theatres.
These contracts do not limit the
company
in its rights to the
showing of these films in other theatres or oi»
and
television.
RENZ,"
and
S.
&
G.
is
"SERGEANT
Grand
handing
such
BERRI,"
Prize
films
"DIE
"DAMALS,"
as
SACHE
MIT
s
•
"CIRCUU
STYX"
and other??,
"GE'RMANIN,"
is
handling
"REMBRANDT,"
"FRIEDRICH
SCHILLER,"
"GROSSER
KOENIG"
.
and
others,
The
has
company
trlbution
of
churches,
tilm
etc.
an
in
agreement
the
with
Almanac
non-theatrical
Presently
Almanac
is
field
Films,
Inc.
for
dis-
for
showing in schools,
the film "SNOWMAN
handling
JULY."
'
'
'
As
another phase of the company's
business, it has provided film
sequences, that is, special scenes,
which have been incorporated ir*.
films made by other
companies for showing in moving, picture theatres
and on television.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
—V.
stock
186,
Sunset
This
(par
they
International
corporation
of:
will
cents)
25
Outstanding
449,999 Shs.
1,000,000 shs.
■
1150.
p.
property: from
Fresno, CaJJf.,
lias
the
it
Petroleum
acquired
Aicady
Oil
220
announced
was
Payment for
Corp.—Acquisition—
of
acres
Co.
the
in
the
additional
Raisin
Sept.
properties will
on
3 3
by
not
producing oil
City
Oil
Morton
involve
Field
A.
of
,
Sterling,
cash
a
outlay;
be
made in oil and a limited development commitment. .<
The property lias three
producing wells and locations for ai number
additional wells,
said Mr.
Sterling, and is adjacent to Sunset's
existing
oil
holdings
and
are
in
the
Raisin
currently
City
Field.
The
latter
between
producing
750
and
,
comprise. 346
800
barrels
,
of
day.
per
Sunset will
Immediately start
program to re-drill the present three
completion technique, he con- '
successfully used by Sunset In other
Raisin City operations.
Following the re-drill program, the company J
plans to drill a number of offset wells, said Mr. Sterling,
adding that
riie.se are planned on a 20-acre
spacing program.
Sunset's
new
property brings Sunset's lease In the field of 5GG
acres.—V.
186, p. 363.
'
wells,
utilizing
tinned.
This
specialized
a
method
has
a
gas-lift
been
Superior Steel Corp.—Directors Approve Merger—
See
Copperweld Steel Co.
above.-—V.
"
'
•
186,
.
*
'
,
1095.
p.
'
■
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Nelson Loud Elected Director—■
The election of Nelson Loud,
managing partner of F. Eberstaclt &
Co., to the board of directors of JameS Talcott, Inc., one ,of ihu
country's leading commercial financing and factoring
organizations,
was
announced
Mr.
Of these shares,
and the other
financing
new
shares
Loud,
Sept.
on
Who
and
19.
■
succeeds
director
...
James
of
the
L.
at
Cox
Chemical
Talcott,
is
also
Inc.—V.
Fund,
186,
owned
by nine
selling
the
sals
the
of
shares
offered
,
a.
Vice-,
p..
363i
„
,;-
operations
an
at
now
five
different
locations.
BUSINESS—Corporation
was
incorporated in
California
in
1946,
Laboratories, Inc. as successor to Statham
laboratories, a partnership which was organized in 3943. The company
is engaged
principally In the design, development, manufacture and
under
the
of
name
Statham
scientilic. Instruments
medical
were
share
per
sales
of
share
the
Except
for
followed
the
nominal
a
net
policy
net
year
cash
May
income
outstanding
and
for
ended
year
and
838,000
$2,943,402
common
of
the
$4,493,848
on
military,
scientific,
:"
uses.
EARNINGS—For
pany
for
31,
was
common
income
of
$264,690,
ending May
dividends
1957,
in
31,
of
sales
$462,225,
shares.
Industrial
equal
This
and
the
com¬
55
cents
to
with
compares
equal to
32
cents
per
1956.
1947
of retaining all earnings
and
to
1948,
the
finance
business.
associates
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
at
102.358%
oversubscribed
186,
and
and
the
accrued
hooks
interest,
closed.
1156 and 1095.
pp.
offering
'
See
Corp. and
has 'beet*
details
in
«
-
.
company
development
FINANCING
Net'ttv.
Net
from
ry.
railway oper.
•Deficit.—V,
company
customers
in
In
$99,259
7,695
35,817
'
$2,569,763
:
$3,092,38^'
2,137,435-
-2,269,231 :'
$432,328.
$323,151-
"18,438
328,483
992.
Sulphur Co.—Reduces Prices—
on
the
ton
the
gross
310,366
$31,421
inc._„
p.
1957—.7 Mop.—'195ft'
$409,625
304,784
ops.
186,
Texas Gulf
This
1957—Month—1956
$386,205
Sept.
United
sales
18
announced
States
price
of
that
Canada
and
it
had
of
a
notifiecj ail of. its.
decrease
of
$3
per
bright
(top grade) sulphur, and $2.5(1
per gross ton for dark1 sulphur,, effective immediately.
The new
prices will be: $23.50 per gross ton for bright sulphur,
FOB mine, and $23 for dark sulphur, FOB mine.
competitive
conditions
given
were
change, according to the company.—V.
186,
p.
as
the
reason
for
885.
the.
>
Authorized
Short-term
bank
stock
loan
ipar
$500,000
$1(
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
Co.,
Inc.
is
acting
as
named
representative,
have
below,
for
severally
•
Outstanding
938,000 slis.
whom
made
Blyth
a
.•••(
(Richard
$50,000
2,000.000 shs.
underwriters
'
bonds
.Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
Peridd End. July 31—
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
General
CAPITALIZATION
recent
by
general funds of the company which
equal amount to purchase land and con¬
100,000-square-foot plant in Los Angeles County to con¬
apply at least
new
Tampa Electric Co.—Bonds Sold—The
to the public of
$18,000,000 of first mortgage 5%
due 1987 through Stone & Webster Securities
V.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
the company will be added to the
The
develop¬
•' ■*
1
.
plant closing will have no effect on our
in the petrochemical field."—-V. 186, p. 050.
and
current
activities.
6,000
Walter & Hurry,
.
income.
our
Instruments, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Stock
Offered—A group headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., on Sept.
18 offered
publicly 200,000 shares of $1 par value com¬
Common
on
''6,000
Inc.
Statham
has
The
company's cash and working
adequate to finance the new
' 9,000
Durst,
This will be
profitably."
"We will retain certain
gas-producing properties which have hereto¬
fore supplied
gas to the Brownsville plant.
We should be able to get
a
higher price for tne gas from those properties than we have been
getting based on the contract price with the Brownsville plant lor this
sale
.
I.
and the editing thereof.
The company has sold
President
important contribution
an
equal
compared
the report to shareholders,
polyethylene
Total
$48,202,634,
was
made
year ended June 30, but the
to offset the adverse effect of
income.
net
to
$5,130,791
dividends,
a
fiscal
sufficient
adjustments
preferred
the
polyethylene
net
and
and
its
maintains
eliminate
Spencer Chemical Co.—Reports Record Sales—
and
the
mantains
partially offset by the fact that clos¬
certain current operating losses.
It will
necessity lor additional heavy capital expenditures hi.
will
plans for expansion
Sales
for
distribution
acres
—
in
operation since September, 1956," Mr. For¬
rester said, "but production has been at a
very low level.
"We have proved the technical
soundness of the process.
However,
results indicate that the units are more
costly to operate and maintain
ing
335,409,306
Smith
new
who
"The
of
$
•
charges., 8,126,312
after
—V,
"
$
taxes—„!—
oper.
Net
Mr.
find
lorce
the
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$
television
President.
many employees as possible will be assigned to other operations
Amoco Chemicals, Standard Oil
(Indiana), and its affiliated com¬
"The
Telephone
York,
be
At
David
Bell
Inc.—
Co._„
&
•
Inc.
These securities
BUSINESS—The
gas
Attempts to work out profitable operations have been
today.
until
synthesis
Southwestern
feature,
Adjoining
also
6,981,378
oper.
—V.
$8,167,548
Stratford
Further details
"TRENCK,"
the
from
synthetic gasoline plant was originally completed in 1950
by
Carthage Hydrocol, Inc., aided by a Reconstruction Finance
Corp. loan;
of $18,500,000.
Process and mechanical problems
forced Carthagfe to
of
6,386,340
Bingham,
9,000
made in
PROCEEDS—The
IN
have determined
panies,
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$8,915,856
___
expenses
QjK'V.
Net
1957—Month—1956
Inc.—
Co.,
&
9,000
950.
p.
share.
per
addition
this
of
and
use
with
of
is
favorable
call
from
to
and
months.
Southern New England
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
9,000
In addition, the company has entered into a contract with,
Governor Television Attractions, Inc. for the distribution
of these' films
a
national basis to television stations.' These films were made
As
Period End. July 31—
9,000
Co
en
Texas.
"We
of
530.
p.
monitor
The
6Vs '/o
months
Sept.
on
Co.
Honolulu,
industrial
total
a
that
for
plans
commercial
line
Nevada
to
would
the
lor
process
jobs
largest
plant
ville,
1
of
Co.
Shares
&
offering through Joseph Mandell Co., of New York City,
of 199,999 shares of common
stock (par 25 cents) at $1.50
"G.
technical
first
date.
Earnings
the
electronic
to
men
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)- -To Close
Synthetic Gasoand Chemicals Plant—
be
put the increased rates into effect
by March 1, 1958, at the end of the winter
heating season.
The company
currently is earning less than 6 'io on Its rate base,
which
comprises
an
average
of
book
value
and
reproduction
cost
new
less
depreciation as allowed by the Nevada Commission at the
end of
1955, plus subsequent property additions at book
cost to
schedules
pictorially
three
as
line
series
revenues
Oil
in
area
selected
extremely
l'eet
cheaply
increased
purchase
acres
new
world's
19.
produce
Estate
Standard
Ewa
zoned
understand
provide
13.8r».
or
and
subsidiary,
the
Campbell
by
the
projected and will
SEC
will
James
made
in
was
310
and
"We
2960.
p.
Sept.
liuery site.
series
Southern Nevada Power Co.—Seeks
Higher Rates—
P.
the
district
unique
40,076,081
filed
California
186,
below:
Co
TWISTED
dislays
many
operators and maintenance
under the agreement entered
44,531,652
48,671,529
be
debentures.
of
land
Standard's
5.970,709
13
as
been
on
■
equipment
lrom
announced
'
.
obtained
enables
shutdowns—lias
analyzer
$40,000,000 refinery. They said in part:
"Only recently some 1.500 acres of the Estate's
"The
5,285,616
subordinate
f irst
—V.
Co
&
Barth
Wagenseller
-•
9,000
•<
a
by
7,293,986
Sept.
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
forth
&
Ryons
Walston
J.
9.000
9,000
showing
acquired
effect
8,188,371
oj 5'.r
expensive
engine
multi-purpose
formerly
It
Officials
the
Southern Discount
Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC
The company
industrial
new
Co.^.
Crowell, Weedon & Co
lation.
-
engines—without
a
15,000
&
set
—......
production.
26,582,007
-
covering $41,000
■
Standard Oil Co. of California—Buys
Property—
1957—7 Mos.—19-56
3,826,387
ascertain
be
629.
p.
371,95-1,637 332,001.580
33,175,248 240,515,323 220,360,402
5,231,535
47,273,060
40,527.519
4.278,667
and
consummating
1156.
p.
of
48.203,879
35,214,983
7,307,907
taxes,
above
before
procating engines — whether spark-ignited or diesel — to
keep them
operating at continuous peak efficiency. It also detects and
pinpoints
maliunctions as they develop wixliin engines.
Sperry's lightweight analyzer accurately monitors engine
operation,
providing three types of ciata: ignition, vibration and pressure.—V.
186,
$
54.989,928
-
expenses
fr>c.
oner,
Net
Net
revenues
receive
by the Sperry Gyroscope Co.
information
pro-
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Period End.
July 31—
trading the
Lester,
15,000
Eichler
•
-
Richards
William R, Staats & Co.......
Curtis
G.)
or
-
&
Dean Witter & Co.
Bateman,
stock
common
Hill
15,000
Jackson
was
the
of
61,000
Co
Webber,
(John
in
shares
:
&
Mention
Elected—
industrial
possible by
The
2057.
p.
when
deliver
to
Hutton
National
appearing
of
Inc
1957, is the price for the
Rand common stock at -stipu¬
13,
Sperry
caution
use
expect
1958,
purchase 20 shares of common
full or In units of ten shares.
in
4%-5,
Sept.
of
17,
F.
Paine,
a
made
stock
186,
to
dated
from
G.
complex
a
debentures
proposal
a
to
to
only
share
one
they
announcement
13
from
holder
March
after
or
on
detached,
Analyzer Cuts Industrial Engine Maintenance Costs—
A
complete, cost-cutting look at the inner mechanical functioning of
(A. O.) Smith Corp.—Common
Stock Split Voted—
The
debenture,
be
Holscliuh, President and General Manager of the
Sperry
Company Division of Sperry Rand Corporation, has been
director of the corporation to
replace B. O. Reuther, who has
retired from the
company and resigned from the board.
shares,
also
common
directors.—V.
when
or
.
com¬
earnings
1,600.000
of
of
t
increasing t^e authorized
$10>
(par
the
5sinking
trade."
$5.09
shares
consenting to conversion into
$12,000,000
authorized from
consider
shares,
two-for-one
a
resolution
a
exceed
30 will
600.000
the
Service,
should
what
Practice
distributed
will
warrant
one
approximately
New Director
Increase Common Stock, etc.—
The
only
exercisable
purchase
struments.
To
that
entitles
Quotation
"Members
Chair¬
423.132
Laboratories
basis.-
the
to
when
a
E.
"
when ..trading
encountered
on
numbers
Shares
16:
Uniform
respective
Blyth & Co.,
eomnared
were
and
National
(attached
1982)
prices.
a
record
a
30,
Litchfield,
Sales
being
are
1,
the
of
Sept.
on
53
commitment-to purchase from the
company and the selling stockholders,
Gyroscope
earnings
the
on
year,
made
warrants
Sept.
noted
of
elected
on Sept.
3.
high of $2,154,000
new
a
1956.
sales
ended June
vear
after taxes also reached
the
ircl"de
forma
fiscal
$43,729,038, Edward
Smith, President, reported
$1,731,276
1957
standing
record
Elwyn L.
earnings
pared
for
year's
and
man,
the
be
be
C.
Smith-Corona
year
high, totalling $56,820,000 for
186,
•.
will
exactly
Smith-Corona Inc.—Sales Hit Record
High—
For
and
to
pub¬
1155.
p.
cue
quotation
right
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Milton D. Blauner &
Co., Inc., and Hallowell, Sulzberger &
Co., were quickly
difficulties
principal amount
lated
share, through
per
year.—V.
Warrants—
Stock
on
was
attention
purchase
warrant
The
$237,039
were
fiscal
current
basis.
each $1,000
Daily
Silvray Lighting, Inc.
that
stock
should
This
the
to
debentures
"It
loans
announcement
come
detachable
outstanding are now approximately $10,250,000.
Presently Signature has over 1200
stockholders and borrows fumW
from 24 banks and six insurance
companies.
The stockholders'
in¬
vestment is now
$2,700,000.—V. 185, p. 2716.
shares of
has
common
Signature
1957,
Signature's
following
Committee
history
of
the
toe
"It
19,
during
programs
Sperry Rand Corp.—Advice
transaction.-
July
related
and
530.
P-
agent
the
On
ment
firm
Richard
Chairman,
Hospital.
E.
E.)
His
Thibaut,
Thibaut
died
at
age
of
was
Inc.
(Wallpaper)—Obituary—
Woodstock,
Norwalk,
71.—V.
Conn.,
178,
-
N.
of
p.
Y.,
a
56.
formerly
heart
President
attack
at
and
Norwalk
54
(131°)
£52,mo40
18^7
Inc.—May Reorganize—
TMT Trailer Ferry,
12 told creditors it will agree to reorgani¬
if it doesn't raise sufficient money to pay its
corporation on Sept.
The
of
zation
live
company
deinS abetter
creditors suing in Miami, Fla. for involuntary
reorganization of TMT, Erie Rath, President wrote:
"If I am not successful in obtaining the funds to finance and pay
the debts of TMT, then I authorize and direct that the corporation
and its subsidiaries be placed under Chapter 10
(of the Bankruptcy
the
for
Act)
.
he is trying to negotiate new financing, Mr.
complete arrangements for additional financing
where
"We hope to
—V.
of
out
equivalent
to
the
weeks
39
to 62.22 per share after preferred dividends.
earnings do r.ot include rion-recurring capital profit
000.--V. 185, p. 1563.
include Rail Trailer Corp., Chicago: Trailmobile, Inc., Cincinnati: and Great Southern Trucking Co., Jacksonville,
a
subsidiary of Ryder System, Inc
They claim TMT owes them a
combined tctal of about $100,000.—V. 135, p. 1562.
Corp.—Expansion—
Consolidated
$15,150,352,
Net
an
J.
L.
former President, succeeds F. R. Fageol, as new Board
The new President will be
William H. Coleman, widely
Cleveland investment
186, p. 465.
The
18 offered 57,800 shares of $1 par value
stock at $16 per share. This offering was quick¬
Sept.
on
common
Of
total
the
of
34,000
shares
shares
23,600
12:30
it
sold by the company and 'the
sold for the account of selling
being
will be
the
to
date of
redemption
84
the working capital or
added to
»
The
stockholders
cents per share. The balance
general funds of the company.
studies
cementing, impregnating and processing sol't
fabrics and textiles, paper and rubber. The
.company's products fall into three general categories': products for use
in the shoe industry;
polymers for use in the manufacture of wax
products and leather finishes; and products used ior textile coatings
finishing,
and
such
leather,
miscellaneous
for
industrial
CAPITALIZATION
Note
by
mortgage'
first
'^Includes
Paul
$412,500
Atwood.—V.
for issue under option
held
Carbide,
Period End. Aug.
Sept.
on
17.
the
for
nuclear
development
power
meeting
of
number of
a
production will
of Mexico.
Plant capacity will be
requirements for these graphite products
It is anticipated that a portion of the
Mexican
to come.
years
be
thus improving Mexico's foreign exchange
exported,
The
200-acre
Apodaca,
The
plant site
small town
a
has
company
after
income
fund
—V.
made
of Electrodos
approximately
S.A.,
nine miles
to generate
arrangements
Nacionales,
from
its
is
located
Monterrey.
&
186,
Files
Siegler
above.—V.
Corp.
186,
SEC
a
corporation
flew
traffic
more
single
month,
volume
The
of
than
any
according
186,
corporation
covering
which
and
at
($l
ceeds
Sept.
on
shares
shares
20,000
United
be
used
miles
during
other airline in the world has
to W. A. Patterson, President.
proceeds
to
J.
company
pany's
and
for
letter
month
of
notification
the
with
A
be
offered
will
be
to
no
working capital.—V.
of expanded
Iaboiatories
of
and
officers
directors
and
The
underwriting.
177, p. 1414.
pro¬
the
of
und
rubber,
next
Sept.
teat
called
it
plantations
in
of
is
the
not
and
in
the
the
they
selling
of
the
Humphreys
East,
have
believe
for
butyl
part
Mr.
of
and
plants
in
Jr,
6,590,383
542,104
4,716,269
received
were
from:*Salomon
Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.26.
regular redemption prices
at
-
110.00% to par, and at special redemption prices receding
to
plus accrued interest in each
par,
case.
sale of the bends will be used
bank loans; to reimburse the
;
treasury for capital expenditures previously made; and to
in
part the cost of continuing additions" end improvements
the
1
proceeds
from
retire
to
company
the
short-term
iinance
the
to
company's
utility
property.
BUSINESS—Contpanjfcds
,
southeastern
in
gas
Waukesha,
South
Milwaukee,
Whitewater
Oconomowoc,
population
of
the
total
operating
386,
the
in
July
$9,518,116
:
-
the sale
of
and
"
1957,
31.
Kenosha,
at Dec.
the
*
1956.
»
had
$1,008,112.
of
income
net
31(
company
t
.
•
'
•
-
t
,
'
r
'
•'
of natural
Racine,
about 413,000
was
ended
revenues' of
in
cities
the
Cudahy,
Watertown,
Fort
Atkinson.
52 other smaller communities. Estimated
served
year
1200.
p.
and
territory
EARNINGS—For
:
principally
engaged
Wisconsin
• jr
.
.
Securities and Exchange
With
The
corporation
covering
$1.25
Commission—
Sept. 13 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1; to be offered
on
100,000
share,
per
Files
—
The proceeds -are to be used
capital.
without underwriting.
5,023,598
to
filed
30
shares
of
a
Commission—
letter
for
supplies,
and
equipment
Jean' R. Veditz Co.,
be
used
for
and
survey
working
offered
be
York,
New
Inc.,
development
for
to
exploratory
and
the
working
Development
Tankersley was formerly Executive
Gas Light Co. of Columbus, Ga.
will announce his new position Nov.
ten
the
this
the
available.
an
best
The
com¬
country
stated.
improved
and
new
most
Y.
work,
this
Vice-President
1.—V.
183,
p.
share
the
fiscal
for
time
on
Stores, Inc.—Reports New Highs:—
year
the
one-half
over
were
shown
in
billion
the
ended June 29,
52
weeks
ended
record
and
annual
report
net
of
compared
$513,549,316,
were
for the previous fiscal year,
or
21.89%.
Average sales per store location
were $1,111,517.
an
for
cn
latest
fiscal
year
Net earnings were $10,625,983, or $1.71
per common share in the
period,
compared
with $9,138,601,
or
$1.47 per share for the
previous fiscal year. Earnings for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1956
do
not
include
a
special credit of $1,287,074, or 21 cents a share,
representing profit of a non-recurring nature arising from involuntary
conversion of property destroyed by fire.
June
in
29,
the
1957
Florida,
fiscal
past
in
areas
the
company
Georgia,
Kentucky and
Florida and Georgia.
James
E.
Davis,
the
to
be
pany's
its expansion
trading areas.
At
had in operation 462 retail units located
Mississippi, Louisiana, North and South
and 10 cash-and-carry whole units
Chairman
and
A.
plans anticipate the opening
the fiscal year ending June 28,
operation by Jan. 1.
Most of
in
President, stated that
of 45 new retail supermarkets
1958, of which 23 are expected
D.
He
Davis,
these
are
located
in
the
present
com¬
operating areas.
"We anticipate
that sales will be between $560,000,000 and $570.000,000 with comparable earning^ during the new year."—V. 186, p.
1096.
-
See
Northern
Hydro Electric Co.—To Be Acquired—
States
Power
Co.
(Minn.), above.—V.
186,
p.
466.
totdl
should
Yale
Mate¬
Inc.—Backlog Increased
.
about
$1,600,000
shares outstanding,
or
an
equal to 65 cents a
increase Of 60% over
.
"
■
'also
engaged
is
•
taxes
was
July
31,
■
Mr.
company's
added
and
$23,000,000
v
backlog of orders on July 31 had
that the company's net worth was
/
that the company's latest acquisition, the
of The Lummus Company,is another step in
Consolidated's expansion and diversification program.
This comMcGara
Honesdale,
explained
to
add
670.*"
.
known as the Yuba Heat Transfer Division and is
substantially to Yuba Consolidated's sales.—V. 186,
-
Zenith Radio Corp.—Antitrust Suit Settlement—
Thincorporation will recover $10,000,000 as a settlement of its
lengthy legal tangle with
according to an agreement
at
the Radio Corp. of America and others,
filed on Sept. i3 in Federal District Court
Chicago, 111.
The7"(Settlement
is
back
1946.
dating
'The
to
scheduled
he.aring
$10,000,000
end
to
It
is
by Judge
will
be
monopoly
and
patent
infringement suits
Sept. 30 at a
expected to be approved
Michael L. Igoe.
paid
to
Zenith
in
annual
1
installments
of
$1,000,000.
licenses for radio and television,
including
lubes,
but- excluding color television
and its tubes, will
be exchanged by R.C.A. and Zenith, by the General Electric Co.
and
Zenith and by
the Western Electric Company and Bell System con¬
Under
the
and
settlement,
royalty-free
Zenith.
The"" pact
counterclaims
.
division
Pa.,
will be
panyxnow
expected
p.
.
1957
.
the
that
said
*.
Consolidated's combined sales for 1
Yuba
totaled $8,602,611, while net in¬
$854,420 equal to 34 cents a share on the 2,513,-
ended
outstanding.
to
that
announced
months
after
cerns
Wisconsin
company's
nowaafcout $10,015,153 or $3.99 a share.
continued
in new
Indiana
"present
during
company
Alabama,
Carolina,
in
year
previously served and
the
scale.
McGara
seven
Yuba
last
both
by
1200.
p.
income.
national
a
009 shares
increase of $92,222,004
the
186,
in the manufacture and sale of custom
engineered machinery for the oil, chemical and public utility industries
increased
29
with $421,327,312
taxes
the 2,513,000
net
The. corporation
corporation
1957.
June
after
on
come
earnings
of this
announced
—V.
corporation which is the outgrowth of the consolidation of
1956
the
of
been
has
Yuba Consolidated Industries,
income
of
Chairman
type
Sept: 'l7.
rubber
compound,
but
is
belts, hose and a variety
first
sales
million
roll,
a
three
companies in July, 1957, will have combined sales this year of $23,000,- >.
000, J. L. McGara, President, predicted on Sept. 6.
He added that net
director
Hanna,
the
give
Handling Division.
paper roll clamp attachment for
greater equalization of clamping pres¬
improved
an
011
This
a
of
designed to
rials
N.
the
Tankersley
development
trucks,
par
capital.
Mr.
of
The
lift
sure
with
at
notification
of
stock
common
Kentucky Gas Co.—New President—
Board.
the
for
the
five-year
a
at
of
Humphreys
developed
is
the
conveyor
is
dedication
center
including
Far
E'.
the
research
on
J.
currently
revealed
production
of
N.
research
company
rubber
was
eve
development
the
at
H.
years,
the
on
in Wayne,
which
resistant
HTB,
five
17
locations,
22
rubber
company
utilizing
6,495,403
546,671
through
and
director
a
During
Expenditures
minimum of $120,000,000
a
center
effort
at
scientists
butyl
economical
The
on
research
new
spending for research
Research
of
the
over
announced
Canada
type
728,335
Tankersley has been elected President and
and its subsidiary, according to Mr. A. D.
Sales
gain over the same
non-voting common stock,
offered
by rescission to present
be
to
are
There
plans to spend
development
President,
company's
This
5V2S
as
Halsey,
redeemable
be
company's
at
Aug.
on
are
costs
Western
G.
carried
15%
a
passenger
States Rubber Co.—Plans Large
company
program
will
and
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.—New
300,000
share),
per
program
and
bonds
100.4179,
bonds
102.06%r
SEC
885.
Winn-Dixie
revenue
11 filed a
of class
are
shares
share).
per
to
are
This
on
-
the
for
Hutzler,
PROCEEDS—Net
by
59,538,506
64,479,155
7,499,405
780,688
sinking funds
p.
Record
364.
p.
79,928
59,928
holders
par
bonds
bids
new
Mr.
United Finance Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With SEC
SEC
$82,862,139 $77,734,260
$9,569,139
Federal
corporation
drilling
over
518,500,000
traifio represented
ox
ago.—V.
year
'
Sept. 17 by White, Weld & ~
Co. The underwriters won
at competitive sale Sept. 16 on a
made
was
(Lyle A.) Wittney & Co., Inc., Denver, Colo.
after capital
covering
The
2606.
p.
United Air Lines, Inc.—Traffic Volume Up 15%—
a
'
Offered—Public
GasvCo.—Bonds
Natural
the
of
other
&
from
-8 Mos.—1956
1957-
1957—Month—1956
With Securities and Exchange
The
M"r.
The
31—
2946.
Unitronics Corp.—Merger Ratified—
August,
com¬
instrument and
weights,
the
for
uses
electric
own
and to use natural gas available locally for fuel.
Ample water
is assured from the company's existing wells at Apodaca and
through its participation in the Industrial Water Project of Monterrey.
Orders are now being placed for the heavy electrical equipment needed
for the plant in order to meet the scheduled opening in 1958.—V. 186,
p.- 1199.
in
695
Western Copperada Mining Corp., Montreal, Canada—
.
supply
This
.
company
those
bid of 100.4999%.
ranging from
/
taxes
Net income
power
See
suggested
oper.
revenue#- $10,435,353
Railway oper. expenses
8,409,327
Net
railway
operating
($1
position.
in
to
the
factory
new
capable
award
the authorized
five-for-four split-up.
a
<
Railway
income
will serve the electric-furnace steel, ferro-alloy,
electro-chemical industries as well as provide materials essential
and
to
announced
of
Wabash RR.—August Earnings Higher—
154,005 shs.
ya2.
p.
,
arc: The
& Farrell,
Bell
•'
785 shs
1,000 shs.
4200,000 shs.
Co.;
5.35%,
yield
.-'
graphite electrode plant being built near Monterrey, Mexico,
by Electrodos Nacionales, S.A., an affiliate of Union Carbide Corp.,
is scheduled to start production in 19ad, Morse G. Dial, President of
The
1200.
p.
par
underwriting group
—V.
new
Union
186,
;
t
record
the. sale
of the
additional
will consist of: $50,n
mortgage bonds;
162,000 shares of cumulative pre¬
$100; and 2,788,431 shares of common'stock.
Wisconsin
increasing
effect
covering the company's Model
Analyzer is also announced by the
outlines
■_
of
offering of $2,500,000 first mortgage bonds, 5Yz% series
clue Sept. 1, 1982, at 102.05% and accrued interest, to
Q-1381.
Differential
bulletin
holders
; '
1957 " to
20,
1
Tower
Specification
\
associated 'with the managers in
Milwaukee Co.; Loe\vi-& Co; Inc?; Inc.; A. C, Best & Co.; Bingham,
Sheldon & Co.; Braun, Monroe. # Co/; ^Brew-Jenkina Company, Inc.}
Emcn & Company;
Harley, Haydon & Co., Inc.; McKee & Jaeckels,
Inc.; Adolph G. Thorsen; and Ver Meulen & Co.—V.
186, p. 994.
gives comnlete performance and specification data, dimensions,
Union Carbide Corp.—Affiliate Builds in Mexico—
A
consider
to
shares
2-page .2-calor 'bulletin
The
pany.
etc.-rr-V,.
v
shares reserved
186,
ORNL
Sept.
effect
capitalization
first
The-Marshall
73,000
and
19,000 common
W.
Outstanding
on
plant
Preferred stock ($100 par value)Common stock
($1 par value)
by
estate
real
to
new
Single-Channel
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
long-term bank loan-,
on
secured
Cambridge
built
payable
UNDERWRITERS—Among
the
VPCN-1 for detecting thermal neutrons and built to ORNL Specification
Q-1503, and Victoreen Model VXN-2 for detecting fast neutrons and
A
TO
.
Indebtedness
;
purposes.
EFFECT
GIVING
1957-59.
in
stock,
ferred
Two
Laboratory
of
r
•
stock,
575,000
Shielding
Facility
and
Bulk
Shielding
Facility for the determination of both fast and slow neutron flux.
The new neutron detector tubes are designated as the Victoreen Model
National
combining,
as
new
-
/
of 1.956, the company has paid
cents per share, an annual rate of $1.20
directors has declared a regular dividend,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
common
types of neutron detector tubes for use in neutron shielding
announced by this company.
neutron detectors are used
extensively at the Oak Ridge
are
The
.
beginning
30
share
per
1957.
Aug.-30.
Victoreen Instrument Co.—Announces New Tubes—
new
service
electric
.
July
\
Split Capital Stock—
will
15
Oct.
on
-
ended
Co. and Kidder, Peabody &
Co.—To
3,000,000
the
of
board
The
30"'cents
The
BUSINESS—Corporation,
whose
principal
plant
and
offices
are
Cambridge. Mass., serves industry with a wide variety of chemical
Most of these are used for the manufacture of waxes and
goods
j
the same date receive bids for-the purchase from
of common stock (par $12.80).—V. 186, p. 1096.
Chemical
12
dividends
share.
per
of
Bros.
products.
fop
on
wholesale
'
and
•'
months
,
.
three-year period
shares
400,000
Two
at
(EDTi
communities,
19
the
DIVIDENDS—Since
at Room 2033, Two Rector St., New York 6, N. Y.,
(EDT) on Sept. 24 receive bids for the purchase from
$15,000,000 first mortgage
bonds due
1987,
and will up to
p.m.
of
to
communities.
quarterly
it was announced on
this company to issue
capital stock to
—V. 186, p. 777.
being sold by the company has been made only as to
$58,669.60 wnich will be used to retire 565 outstanding prior preferred
shares at the redemption price of $103 plus accumulated and unpaid
shares
dividends
com¬
1956.
to *ioon
Vick
the sale of the
allocation of the proceeds from
PROCEEDS—Definite
of
It
stockholders.
34,000
$610,321,
was
.
31, 1957, total revenues
of the company amounted to $39,063,000 and net income to $5,494,000,
compared
with
total
revenues
of
$37,214,000
and
net
income
of
$5,325,000 for the year 1956. '
'
*•; •
/
being
are
are
period
1957
;
in
service
gas
nine
company
will up
ly oversubscribed and the books closed.
balance
SEC,
$46,000,000 for the
Corp.—Stock Sold—G. H. Walker &
UBS Chemical
the
for
out¬
be
is engaged principally in the production,
distribution and sale of electricity and in the purchase,
sale of gas in a territory of approximately 10,000
EARNINGS—For
1956,
Sept. 17, has issued an order
and sell at competitive bidding
(a) 400,000 shares of its $12.80 par common stock and
<b) $15,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, due 1987.
Of the proceeds, $21,000,000 will
be
used
to pay bank
loans made in connection with Utah Power's
construction
program;
and the remainder of the proceeds, together
with the company's available cash, will be used to carry forward the
construction program of the company and its subsidiary, The Western
Colorado Power Co. This program involves expenditures estimated
at
The
authorizing
known industrialist, currently associated witn the
Co.,
of
period
•
Fageol,
Chairman.
retail
to
totaled
1957
30,
June
months'
12
Light Co.—Financing Clears SEC—
Utah Power &
186, p. 1096.
banking firm of Ball, Burge & Kraus.—V.
the
will
$7,500,000
north and central and northeastern Wisconsin and
part of Upper Michigan
with a population of about
Retail
electric
service
if
furnished
to
278
communities,
545.500.
fiscal 1957, amounted
to $464,321, equal after prefered dividend requirements to $1.40 per
share
on
309,048 common shares outstanding.
In the corresponding
1956
period net income after taxes amounted to $654,388, or $2.02
on the 306,542 common shares then outstanding.—V.,
185, p. 2203.
Co.—Changes in Personnel—
Twin Coach
ended
year
for
t
or
loans incurred
and
miles
adjacent
square
income, after provision for Federal taxes in
Net
'
project would be about $61,500,000.—V.
taxes,
before
income,
with $662,788 for fiscal
pared
were
the
for
$16,782,908
about
which
the
construction
current
for
short-term bank
BUSINESS—Corporation
Leeson said.
Mr.
concluded in August, 1957.
The
proposed looping will be in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia. The temporary
authorization does not permit the operation of the additional facilities.
The
corporation said the additional looping would raise its total
pipeline capacity from 877,000,000 cubic feet to a required 921,700,000
cubic feet.
The facilities are part of a proposal by Transcontinental
to render
increased service to 16 existing customers and to initiate
service
to
four
new
customers.
The estimated cost of
the entire
hearings
sales
net
against
of
purposes
proceeds from
net
the
use
pay
and
transmission,
decline in demand for textile machinery was re¬
10% drop in sales and earnings for fiscal
Leeson, President, announced on Sept. 20.
Robert
1957,
granted
has
Commission
Power
to
to
stock
outstanding
its
provide money, in addition to funds from depreciation
retained
earnings,
for
the remainder of
the 1957
construction program.
Expenditures for construction are expected to
total $12,000,000 in 1957 and $19,500,000 in 1958.
company's
this
in
plans
company
common
to
and
provisions
Winding Co.—Sales and Earnings Off—
Universal
this corporation tem¬
porary
authority to construct 43.62 miles of 30- and 36-inch loop
pipeline at an estimated cost of approximately $6,368,000.
This con¬
struction represents a small part of the total construction on which
Federal
new
portion of
construction
loans
An\ industry-wide
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
the
a
distribution
flected
The
of
pay
.
at the termination of the common stock off^r.
Subject to
conditions, the company also expects to sell approximately
$7,000,000
of
first
mortgage * bonds late in, 1957
to pay its bank
The above
of $1,021,-
1956
>
group
a
market
$1.86 per share on the 927,254 shares of com¬
the hands of the public at Aug. 3, 1957.
ended July 28, 1956 earnings were $2,227,933,
are
For
by
standing
stock outstanding in
equivalent
filing suit
creditors
The
on
ings
'
service.
and its subsidiaries report earnings for the' 39 weeks
1957 of $1,887,498 after providing $2,005,000 for Federal
income.
After dividends on the preferred stock these earn¬
mon
roll-off truck trailer shipping
ship
to
Aug. 3,
taxes
converted wartime landing craft in rollservice between Florida and various
Caribbean ports.
The firm blamed a $298,763 loss in 1956 on shipyard
delays and mishaps, and a boiler explosion that put its first traileroperates
corporation
The
on,
being^fpied
headed by The First Boston
Corp., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Robert
W. Baird & Co., Inc. and William Blair & Co.
underwritten
PROCEEDS—The
company
.
price.
same
Inc.—Earnings Decline—
Co.,
Pictures
stock rights to
common
company"s employees for subscription at the
The offer, which is to expire Oct. 8, is being
the
to
for
This
ended
and
TMT
both
its
subscribed for by holders of warrants are
186, p. 53.
Universal
with the Federal Court in Miami
proceedings, but it was exhibited in Court. Attorneys
the creditors agreed to postpone further hearings
the
of
part
for
been
also
sale
management by Oct. 4."
Rath's letter was not filed
new
Mr.
as
reorgonization."
ol
purpose
York,
New
In
Rath said:
and
three
to
has
It is called the Sealdtank. When filled, it
leoks like a giant toothpaste tube.
It is 56 inches in diameter, 35 feet
long and holds 3,800 gallons of liquid.
It weighs 1,040 pounds empty
and its capacity when filled with molasses, ior example, is 22 tons.
When emDty it lies flat and can be rolled Into a compact, cylindrical
package 25 inches in diameter and 7 feet 4 inches in length.
The Sealdtank can be made in any size to fit any truck,
railroad
car,
barge or ship.
For trucks, the company has in production a
3.800 gallon container which is the most practical size for the trucking,
industry because it permits maximum pay load in most instances.
It
also plans to manufacture a 6,500 gallon size for the railroad industry
and 10,000 to 20,000 gallon sizes for barges and industrial plant storage.
by the company.
developed
of
ers
-
Stockholders—This corporation is
men
tooth¬
of liquid cargo
and may revolutionize the transportation
trucking,
railroad and
barging industries
the'
for
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Oilers
uses.
container that looks like an overgrown
tube
paste
1199-
p.
Right to Comoffering to hold¬
subscribe for 253,494
shares of additional common stock (par 10) at $18.50
per share on the basis of one new share for jeach 10
shares held of record at the close of business onf Sept. 20,
1957, Shares, not exceeding 12,000 in the aggregate] not
possible
it as a
also evaluating
is
It
other automotive
for
giant rubber-labric
A
—V.
and
rubbei
tire
products.
molded
industrial
of
Sales Higher—
Thriftimart, Inc.—Current
also
sets
by
R.C.A.
limits
and
on
patent
infringement
Zenith.—V. 185, p. 2854.
cldims
and
,
Volume 186
Number
5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1311)
-
55
„
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Greene'Hale
Counties
1957.
Gas
to
District
(P. O. Moundsville), Ala.
bonds
cnus
186,
offered
1097
p.
Sept.
sold
were
—
12
—
to
Note
the
the
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 4->/2s, at a price
nance
;•
-
Sheffield Housing Authority,
.
Ala.
in
callable
are
;
■.
.
in
1959
due
supple¬
issue
our
of
1202.
p.
ton, State Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
until
Oct.
V Note Sale—An issue
purchase
notes
for
23
on
general
County High School District
1 (P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
No.
Sale
County,
Bond
the
186,
994—were
p;
the \ First
Blyth
Boston
awarded
to
-Corporation,
Co., Inc., First National
&
Bank, ol Portland, J. C. Bradford
& Co.; Blunt, Ellis & Simmons,
and
&
Woodward
Zuber, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of
about
3.79%,
$555,000 4s.
follows:
as
Due
on
1
1962
inclusive.
Nov.
from
"
to
1958
■
999,000 3%s. Due
1963
to
inclusive.
1971
1972 to
Nov. 1 from
on
446,000 3.80s. Due
.
::
-
Nov. 1 from
on
Pima County School District No. 30
(P.
Bond
,•
Clerk
O.
Tucson),
Offering—Elsa B.
Board 'of
of
Will
a.m.
(MST).
Hanna.
Supervisors,
receive, sealed
chase
Ariz.
bids
until 11
Oct. 7 for the
on
pur¬
of
$425,000 school building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due
on
July 1. from 1958 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
Principal
payable
at
and interest
(J-J)
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, DiveJbess & Robinettc, of Phoenix.
994
p.
$20,000
Sept.
build¬
17
v.
—
awarded
were
—
'
to
Districts,
I
Bond
Offering—L.
B.
*
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
his
at
until
in
office
Santa
Ana
11
s^m. (PDST) on Sept. 24
for
the
purchase
of $3,050,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
lows:
Bond
sealed
Offering — Winifred
City Clerk, will receive
until
bids
Oct.
on
1
for
8
(CDST)
p.m.
the
purchase
of
$505,000 water and sewer bonds.
Dated
Sept.
15,
1957.
Due on
Dec;
15
from
1958
to
1936
inclu¬
sive.. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office;
at
the
City's paying
Francisco, Chicago
or
New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
or
in
agent
•
San
Esparto Union School District, Yolo
County, Calif.
Bond
-
Sale—The
$21,000 school
Sept. 16—v. 186, p.
offered
1097—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
ter & Co.; at 100.02, a net interest
cost of about
4.36%,
$5,000 5s. Due
■
1958 to
Sept.
on
16
from
1960 inclusive.
6,000 41/2s. Due
1961
follows:
as
to
Sept. 16 from
on
1963
trict
bonds.
Due
on
from
inclusive.
1958 to
1977
inclusive.
Oct.- 1
trict
bonds.
Due
from
1958 to
10:30
City Unified School Districtf
Fresno, County, Calif;
the
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.-
Dated
Nov.
on
Oct:
on
1959
Principal
(M-N)
Fresno,
until
8
for
of $2,775,000 school
Nov. 1, 1957.
Due
from
1
clusive.
payable
to
1977
Oct.
cisco.
1, 1957.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
at
-
.
_
ing
Fresno
p.
group
$100,000 build¬
Sept. 16 — v.
.1097—were awarded to a
composed of the Bank of
National
America
Trust
&
the
1957.
Sav¬
net interest cost of about
4.40%,
follows:
Due
5s.
Oct.
on
1
from
1
Bond
Sale
1964
to
on
the
1969 inclusive.
sealed
til
10
the
Button
bids
will
Series
received
and
bonds.
Home
Dated
to
v.
a
un¬
Loan,
1,
$1,300,000
bonds
186,
p.
offered
886
—
Unified
School
San
.
on
1972
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by
O'Melveny &
to
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner; E. F.
Company; First South¬
Corporation;
Interstate
Securities Corporation; Norris &
Hirshberg, Inc.; Harold E. Wood
& Company.
Hutton &
eastern
Valle Lindo School District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $22,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 17—
v.
186, p. 995—were awarded to
'^JDean Witter & Co., as 4%s, at
100.22, a basis of about 4.71%.
Americus, Ga.
Certificate
cates
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
extension
bonds.
until
11
Santa
Ana
(PDST) on Sept. 24
for the purchase of $200,000 gen¬
eral
obligation school bonds.
on
Dated
1,
1
a.m.
Oct.
from
1,
1957.
1958
to
Due
1977
Oct.
on
Beane,
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by O'Mel¬
veny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
(MST)
Bond Sale—The
$700,000 library
Sept. 16—v. 186, p.
awarded
were
—
composed
of
Bank
to
a
group
America
of
National Trust and Savings Asso¬
ciation of San Francisco, Blyth' &
Inc.,
Fenner
&
and
Dated
Blake
1957.
Co.
of about
3.83%,
to
White
net interest cost
follows:
as
$175,000 6s. Due
1958
C. N.
and
a
1
from
1962 inclusive.
receive
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1987 inclu¬
p.m.
(EST)
sive.
Bonds
thereafter
due
1973
in
callable
are
and
chase
of Nov.
as
to
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of
1970
to
on
Oct. 1 from
from
,tBond
school
Sept.
Sale
building
186,
17—v.
awarded
to
bonds
—
composed of
National Bank
about
6s.
to
Due
on
1963
and
1
from
on
Oct.
1, 1964
on
Oct.
1
1966 to
4s.
1978 to
1977
1958
1963
T ustin
Due
on
1984
Oct.
to
to
at
until
11
his
1957.
1977
Due
District,
in
bonds.
on
on
of
Dated
Oct. 1
from
Oct.
1
$288,000
Oct.
1958
1,
to
inclusive.
terest
Oceanside, Calif.
Bond
City
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
Tom
Lapham,
receive
sealed
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
composed
group
Ripley
&
&
of
Harriman
Co., Inc., Braun, BosCo., Channer Securities
Corp.,
and
Burns,
Corbett
&
Pickard, Inc., as 41As, at 100.03,
basis
a
1
County (P. O. Sarasota),
about
of
4.24%.
Bond
Sale
The $1,800,000
bonds
offered
p. 887 — were
group composed of
—
county
hospital
Sept. 18—v. 186,
to
a
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Beane, Goodbody & Co., Tripp
Co., Provident Savings Bank
Trust Co., Rand & Co., John
Ryan & Co., Herbert J. Sims
&
&
&
J.
&
at
Co., and M. B. Vick & Co.,
98.05, a net interest cost of about
4.40%, as follows:
$595,000 4s. Due
1959 to
1966
to
1970
June 1 from
on
Sale
a
Oglesby, Illinois
Bond
$4,500,000
revenue
17—v.
a
186, p.
syndicate
headed by White, Weld & Co., and
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., at
a price of par, a net interest cost
of about
4.88%,
$765,000 5s.
1958 to
as
Due
follows:
Aug.
on
1
from
1966 inclusive.
3,135,000 4.90s.
Due
Clerk,
bids
until
and
on
on
Aug.
1
Aug. 1, 1985
1986.
Associates
Equitable
in
the
Securities
—
will
7:30
water
000
to
Edward Hand,
receive sealed
p.m.
(DST)
on
revenue
1968
interest
bonds.
Dated
Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
payable at a
mutually ac¬
ceptable to the City and the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approve^
(M-N)
Chapman
by
&
offering
are:
Corporation;
Cutler,
of
Chi¬
cago.
Rockford, III.
Bond
Offering—Robert J. Lind-
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
30
for
the
purchase of $1,700,000
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
bridge bonds.
from 1967 to 1984 inclusive.
600,000 4.80s. Due
Offering
banking institution
sewerage
offered Sept.
$100,000 im¬
basis of about 4.49%.
and
The
—
The
186, p. 1097—were awarded
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., of St.
Louis, as 41/2s, at a price of 100.01,
Sept. 1, 1957.
inclusive.
Albany, Ga.
and
—
to
1958
Bond
Sale
provement bonds offered Sept. 11
—v.
Sept. 30 for the purchase of $140,-
inclusive.
1977
Counties, East
(P. O. East St. Louis), III.
Bond
City
June 1 from
on
Marion and St. Clair
Side Levee and Sanitation District
1 from
inclusive.
830,000 4.30s. Due
to
June
on
375,000 4V4S. Due
1967
issue of $128,000 water sys¬
was sold to Quail & Co.
An
.
tem bonds
887—were awarded to
Ana,
a
Dupo, III.
Sarasota
bonds
Orange
Consol.
(P. O.
$775,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 18—
v.
186, p. 1097—were awarded to
worth
June
on
15
from 1967 to 1977 inclusive.
water
Santa
(CDST)
purchase
Due
Community
Palatine), III.
from
GEORGIA
inclusive.
office
1
County
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
4V4S.
1
1, 1957.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
School District No.
June 1 from
on
.1
Jan.
ILLINOIS
Cook
1962 inclusive.
1966
on
offered
June
on
Due
Jan.
Jan.
p.
Oct. 1 from
on
Principal and in¬
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
inclusive.
to
inclusive.
1977
a.m.
the
1958 to
1963
1971
Bond
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
from
from
follows:
as
1961
School
building
1
of
San
Co.,
of
County, Calif.
Offering—L. B.
for
inclusive.
A.,
25,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1, 1962.
375,000 3V2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
bids
1965.
600,000 3%s. Due
350,000
Oct.
inclusive.
3.54%,
$100,000 41/4s. Due
follows:
1958
of Bank
Francisco, Dean Witter &
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Wm. R. Staats & Co., East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., Stone & Youngberg, Lawson,
Levy & Williams, Irving Lund¬
borg & Co., and C. N. White &
Co., at 100.019, a net interest cost
of
$304,000 5s. Due
on
inclusive.
bonds.
1097—were
group composed of
a
Due
1967
to
Legality approved by Spalding,
Sibley,
Troutman,
Meadow
&
Smith, of Atlanta.
The $1,675,000
—
1
Fulton National Bank, of Atlanta.
Special Tax Sch.
(P. O. Lake City), Fla.
1
until
from 1968 to 1982 inclusive.
Columbia County
Dist. No.
bids
Oct. 1 for the pur¬
1959
2,350,000
Dated
awarded
County, Calif.
a
group composed
America N. T. & S.
Co., and
Fenner &
$2,925,000 school bonds,
and interest
Florida
1977 inclusive.
of
sealed
on
$575,000 bonds.
Denver.
1969 inclusive.
260,000 3%s. Due
&
follows:
as
1972.
1,081,000
35,000 33/4s. Due on Oct. 1, 1963.
210,000 3V2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1964
Dickson
will
290,000 4j/2s. Due
Oct.
on
S.
Lynch, Pierce,
4V2s.
as
Due
1,
Merrill
&
com¬
Offering — Jim Cherry,
Secretary of Board of Education,
improvement
Nov.
&
Co., at 100.06,
group
County School District
(P. O. Decatur), Ga.
FLORIDA
995
a
of
certifi¬
Bond
Santa Ana, Calif.
bonds offered
to
issue
sewer
DeKalb
on
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $3,000.000 general obligation water
at
in
Corp., R.
Merrill
Offering—R. B. Johnston,
bids
office
sold
was
An
—
posed of the Interstate Securities
Aurora, Colo.
Bond
Sale
$150,000 water and
COLORADO
County Clerk, will receive sealed
his
Incorporated; J. H. Hilsman
Co., Inc.; J. W. Tindall & Com¬
&
pany;
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B.
Wallace,
were
group
Angeles, Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Moulton & Co., Wm. R.
Staats & Co., and Taylor &
Co., as
that
Nov.
:
H.
a.m.
Farm
Nov.
of Los
R.
(PST) on Oct. 23 for
purchase of $50,000,000 Vet¬
eran
The
—
100,000 3%s.-Due
announces
be
—
$250,000
Oct.
(State of)
Bond Offering—State Treasurer
Ronald
$120,000
1,
Dated
Security-First
California
A.
of
15
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
system
sewage
from
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
63,000 4%s. Due
on
Oct.
Laguna Beach, Calif.
-
Sept. 18
$38,000
purchase
Angeles,
on
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest1
(M-N)" payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
awarded
Lawson, Levy
& Youngberg,
and C. N. White & Co., at 100.02,
Williams, Stone
as
in Los
(CDST)
bonds.
Due
Dean Witter & Co.,
a
office
a.m.
ings Association, of San Francisco,
&
basis of about 4.74%.
a
Stockton Port District, San Joaquin
1977
bonds offered
•186,
100.08,
Placentia
to
9
building
County, California
Bond Sale—The
in
(CDST)
purchase of
and interest
Bond Sale—The
$54,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 17—
v.
186, p. 994—were awarded to
Dean Witter & Co.,
as
474s, at
bids at his
for
&
'Myers, of Los Angeles.
District,
Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ity
School
Lancaster School District, Los
Bond Sale
The $500,000 Port
improvement bonds offered Sept.
16—v. 186, p. 1202—were awarded
until
Bryant
der Corp., jointly.
office.
School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
.
Sale—The $210,000 park¬
bonds offered Sept. 10
-Carvey
1
Oct.
O'Melveny
office
a.m.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
186, p. 994—were awarded to
Taylor & Co., and Wachob-Ben-
in¬
interest
and
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
•
by
1,
10:30
revenue
Co.,
Sept. 16 from
on
1968 inclusive.
Bond
approved
pany
his
at
D.
Fresno
•
Bated
1958
bids
until
Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1964 to
1982 inclusive.
on
pay¬
Bond
Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Lynch, Pierce, White, Weld & Co., Salomon Bros.
Beane, Wm. R. Staats & Hutzler, Goodbody & Co., the
& Co., J. Barth &
Co., Eastman Pierce, Carrison, Wul.bern, Inc.,
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., Interstate Securities Corp., and
Irving Lundborg & Co., Lawson, Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc., at
Levy & Williams, Stone & Young¬ 100.08, a net interest cost of about
berg, Hill Richards & Co., Fred 4.30%, as follows:
10,000 4 V4S. Due
1,000,000 Elementary School-Dis.
Diego,
Sept.
24
for the
$150,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1957.
Due on Oct. 1 from
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; John Nuveen & Co. (In¬
corporated); Blair & Co. Incor¬
porated; First of Michigan Corpo¬
ration; Courts & Co.;
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
Inc.; R. S. Dickson & Company
Incorporated; Byron Brooke &
Co.; Clement A. Evans & Com¬
—v.
■
bonds
District, San Diego
County, Calif.
.
v
Hardin,
Treasurer's
$2,050,000 Union High School Dis¬
<
Bond
ing
Vista Sanitation
bids at his office in
Orange
;
sewer
La Mesa Parking District No.
Angeles County,
Bond
School
.County, Calif.
obligation
on
$500,-
geles.
4%s, at 100.055,
as
Crescent City, Calif.
CALIFORNIA
Anaheim
of
Angeles, New York City or
Chicago.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
basis of aboyt 4.49%.
cisco.
1975 inclusive.
purchase
Principal and interest (A-O)
Angeles
Calif.
Sale—The
Stanley Ardnt,
a
building' lx>nds offered Sept. d6—
v.
(CDST)
p.m.
the
California
The ? $2,000,000
—
for
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1987 inclusive.
State
Carmenita Sch.r Dist., Los
186,
C Bond
$35,000,000
,
ing bonds offered
ARIZONA
Pima
of
7:30
000
school-aid bonds.
of $320,000
Sept; 17 to the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
New York City, at 2178% inter¬
est/ plus a premium of $9.
hold
was
until
2
Los
Bond Offering—A. Donald But¬
:
bids
Oct.
able at the City Treasurer's
office,
or
at the City's fiscal agency in
California (State of)
r
.
from
foregoing
report
Sept. 16—v. 186,
Federal
of pa»v.
The
—
ments
v.
1
Bonds
thereafter
April' 1, 1973.
Sale—The
$900,000 first
mortgage natural gas system rev-
April
on
inclusive.
and
of
as
Bond
Due
1978
1974
Due
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
from
1959 to
1977
interest
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
tution to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
h\j
Principal
fhanman
Rj
and
Pntlpr
nf Chiraffo.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
(P.
201
No.
Sale—The
will
until
p.m.
sey
ell, Secretary of the Board of Di¬
school
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Sept. 23
for the purchase of $200,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
building bonds offered Sept. 10—
v.
186, p. 995—were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chi¬
cago, at a price of 100.04, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.68%, as fol¬
1 from
Raymond M.
(CST) on Oct. 2 for
the
purchase
of $80,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 23,
1957.
semi
Due
annually from
July 1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1962 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
•
National
-
Miller, of Indianapolis.
German Township School Building
Corporation (P. O. South Bend),
Bond
Sale—The
20
awarded
186,
v.
—
to
1960
Raffenspcrger, Hughes & Co., City
Securities Corp., and Indianapolis
Bond
&
Bond
Town
Nov.
dated
are
M-N.
Interest
1957.
bids
sealed
(CDST)
Dated Sept.
will
terest J-J.
until
7:30
Legality
Due
on
1,
ap¬
Sale
Bond
In¬
Charles
—
obligation
fered Sept.
11
&
Becker &
were
Sale
—
The
$625,000 first
mortgage revenue bonds offered
Sept. 17 — v. J 86, p. 1097 — were
awarded
City
to
a
composed of
Corp,,. American
group
Securities
Fletcher
Co.,
National
Bank
&
Trust
* Indianapolis,
Indianapolis
& Share Corp., and Raffen-
Bond
sperger,
100.56,
Lake
a
Hughes & Co., as 5s, at
basis of about 4.94%.
County (P. O. Crown Point),
bids
sealed
until
10
a.m.
Callable
the
Town
gality
and
June 1,
Dec.
clusive.
1
1957.
from
Due
1959
on
June
in¬
1976
to
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
proved
by Chapman
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
Madison, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $80,000 munic¬
ipal
airport
bonds
offered Sept.
1203—were awarded
16—v. 186, p.
to
Nov.
by
H.
1,
&
-
H.
Indian¬
composed-of
group
ican
Fletcher
Trust
National
Bank
&
Co.,
Indianapolis, City Se¬
Corp., and Raffensperger,
curities
Hughes & Co.
Oct.
from
1
1959
Legality
to
1996
in¬
by
approved
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzcll, of Kansas City.
,
,
awarded to
the
Sale—The $495,000 water
bonds offered Sept.
186, p. 887—were awarded
City Securities Corp.,- as
a price of 100.22, a basis
4*%s, at
of about 4.60%.
'
-
•
■
..
3
Sale—The
$42,000
186,
v.
the
p.
First
raiso,
as
996—were
State
awarded
Bank,
of
bonds.
to
1958
Valpa¬
3'/is.
Akron,
until
>2
1967
to
1958
Dated
Iowa
the City Treasurer
(CST) on Sept. 26
for-the purchase of $20,000 gen¬
eral
obligation swimming - pool
State
,-i
»
^
.(
>,'?)
Oct.
from
1
school
offered
11—v.
Oct. 1 from
1973
to
Due
'
B«nd
m
v.
Sale
works
Septy
.
•
>
•
n
—
T h
e1
revenue
1957.
17—y.
■ •a
186,
v<
/
of¬
b. '996—
-
-
»
c-:
offering consist? of the
Authority
•
are
.
Calcasieu
(P. O.
Parish
Sch.
Board,
until 10
of
will
a.m.
the
•
*.1
District
A.
Parish
receive
,
•
'
bonds.
1960
March
:
f
~
No.
1,
10/23/58
300,000
450,000
10/23/58
10/23/58
50,000
60,000
_
10/23/58
4/24/58
4/24/58
325,000
—
4/24/58
4/24/58
1
of
50,000
>10/23/58
,1/28/58
2,788,000
10/23/58
690,000
10/23/57
Lowell
bonds
_
Lowell
f
f *
*' * * '* ** C
"
Middlesex County (P., O. East
Cambridge), Mass*
1,
!
•
.Note Offering—Timothy J.
County
nin,
Treasurer,
Cro-
will re¬
bids until 10:30 aan.
24 for the pur¬
notes. Dated Oct.
1957 and due on Nov. 12, 1957,
on Sept.
chase of $350,000
(DST)
I,
,
Dec.
Dec.
17,
1957.
Springfield, Mass.
,
Bond Sale—The
ous
dated
are
dated .Oct.
is
issue
Each
:
The
4/24/58
635.000 '
—
976,000
1968 and there¬
as
-
ceive sealed
;
inclusive.
1967.
purposes
;
..
$5,200,000 vari¬
bonds offered Sept.
186, p. 996—were awarded
to
a
svndicate
headed by the
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬ Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
1 9 5 7.
leans.
J
-3
•'
Legalityapproved
■
-
-
:
t
f
.
'
,
New York
y
-
Lake, ■ La.
Bond Offering—-Mrs. T. S. Me-
City
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 7)30
on
Sept.
25
for
tne
receive
(CST)
purchase of
V
;
f
MARYLAND
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
bids will
Bond Offering—Sealed
be
received
until
Oct. .16
for; the
Interest F-A»; Regality purchase of $15,000,000 Stajte high¬
approved by Wood, King
Daw- way cgnstructioh bonds, series K.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. .
:
abp, of New York City,-.
clusive.
.
-
City; Glore, For? an &
Co., and Kuhn, Loeb & Co., as
3.10s, at 100.04, a basis of about
3.09%.;
p.m.
20,000 excess revenue bonds. Due
serially from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
18—v.
by
West
bids
purchase of $660,000 building
Dated Aug, 1, 1957.
Due
Feb. I from 1958 to 1977 in¬
Dec.
on
1987
callable
are
,1,
.
School
(CST) on-Oct. 15 for
Due
to
Bonds due in
,
Norton,
sealed
of
as
.
enue
after
1724 Kirkman St., Lake
Offering—H.
callable
Maturity,
$662,000
335,000
275,000
Everett
thereafter
and
1973
'
Amount.
v
Everett
from
1
.
1
Charles), La.
Bond
in
1972.
gason,
•
B.
1987 in elusive.;, Bonds
1960 to
Wyatt,
:
011
bohds
State-aided project
notes. The
following issues:-V-*
625,000 water works utility rev¬
Due on Oct.
•
,
$41,825,000
$7,721,000
Sept.
Belle
March
on
from
Oct.
on
Due
Tremont
12 0
Housing " Board/
.
improvement
public
Chairmah
Street, Boston, until, noon (DST)
on
Sept 25 for the purchase of
Offering—May
due
1
LOUISIANA
bonds.
water
on
p.
bonds.
inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Grafton, of Louisville.
the
Wichita, Kan.
Housing Authorities
following named housing
authorities
will
receive: scaled
bids at the
office of the State
Hiemsira, Secretary of the Board
of
Commissioners,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $1,215,000 bonds, as follows:
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
Dated Oct. 1,
Secretary
Agency, Topeka.,
%
certificates ^offered
$590,000
23,
May 1, 1958.
the
of
888—has been
$3,050,000.
186,.
on
Offering—The
Note
$3,-
revenue
888—were > awarded
to the Bank of West Baton, as bs.
Deu on Oct. 1 from
225,000 4s.
1969
,
on
Oct.
1968 inclusive.
Due
1958 to
from
sew¬
inclusive.
The
—
system
p.
Sept.
dated
are
mature
(P. O.' Boston)i Mass.
Certificate Sale—The $53,867.33
paving
a
$357,000.. 41/4s.
21
inclusive.
on
to
notes
and
1957
Port Allen, La.
net interest cost of about
4.16%, as follows:
;
•
:
par,
paving
1, 1957.
Principal
(A-O) pavable at the
Fiscal
fered
'
"4\ -J *•»
alley
Oct.
p.m.
bonds.
on
Due
1967
and interest
be received by
and
Due
to
bonds.
er
Offering—Sealed bids will
Oct.
on
147,700 sanitary and storm
IOWA
Bond
reduced
Trust
Massachusetts
Reduced^
utility
Sept. 24—v. 186,
Ky.
revenue
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
street
The
carry
bonds scheduled to be offered
bonds
Sept. 17 were awarded to a group
comopsed of J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son; Equitable Securities Corp.,
and Almstedt Bros., at a price of
building
from
tor Sewer bonds. Due
301,000
will
issue
Bank-State
Second
Co^ Boston, as
follows: $500,000 each at rates of
2.43%,
2.47%
and
2.40%,
2.50%, respectively.
1, 1960.
Offering
250,000
1
from
1958 to
1977 inclusive.
City Clerk un¬
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
til 11 a.m. (CST) 'on Sept. 25 for
able at" the Citizens Fidelity Bank
the purchase of $2,500,OGO bonds,;
& Trust Company, of Louisville.
as follows:
building bonds offered Sept. 12—
this
Merchants National
Boston, taking $1,and $1,000,-
to
Street
Houma, La.
Bond
Sale—The $800,000
218,000 1 4M>s.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
school
2,000,000
extra
1972 inclusive. In ad¬
to
to Oct.
be received by the
Valparaiso School City, Ind.
Bond
1968
dition
&
Bardstown,
Bond
:
.
$2,051,300 Shunganunga Intercep¬
'
-
Stern Bros.
i
Topeka, Kan.
revenue
12—v.
to
'
$24,500 sani¬
tary interceptor sewer bonds of¬
fered Sept.
15—v. 186, p. 996—
were
of
Boston, at 2.45%.
000,000 at 2.30%
000 at 2.40%.
to Oct. 1, 1.960.
53,000 4.30s. Due on Oct. 1 from
KENTUCKY
Sale—The
Rushville, Ind.
Bond
:
^
!
Hays, Kan.
Bond
to
Bank
to
—
Tay¬
a.m.
clusive.
2,000,000
Shawmut
National
of
Corporation; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
St. Charles Parish Hospital Service Arlington
Gregory & Sons; Shearson, HamHolyoke
District (P. O. Hahnville), La.
mill & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Lynn
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
Weeden & Co., Incorporated; The
Mansfield
Illinois
Company,
Incorporated; received for the $175,000 hospital Millbury
F. W. Craigie & Co.; W. H. Morton bonds offered Sept. 10—v. 186, p.
Quincy
888.
&
Co.;
Incorporated;
Spencer
Revere
Trask & Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
St. Mary Parish Water Works Dist. Stoneham
& Co.
Springfield
No. 6 (P. O. Franklin), La...
will
11
■
works
Stone
Hayden,
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Sept. 30
for the purchase of $200,000 non
tax-exempt
dormitory
revenue
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Due
until
Bank
%>% coupon from Oct. 1, 1957
lor, Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors,
respectively.
2,000,000
from Oct. 1, 1957
coupon
P.
3,000,000 to Boston Safe Deposit
& Trust Co., Boston, as fol¬
lows: $1,000,000 each at rates
of 2.38%, 2.48%
and 2.58%,
In addition
inclusive.
J.
2.67%.
awarded to
were
—
and
City,
Morgan & Co., Inc., jointly, at
11—
issue will carry an
Vz%
Co.;
&
1967
this
Bradford & Co.; Bacon,
1967.
Chapman
Offering—Wm.
apolis Bond & Share Corp. Amer¬
■
Fred
—
Kansas
Bond
887
Co.,
Bankers Trust
to
York
New
were
Sale—The $135,000 school
p.
to
Stern
Co.; R. S. Dickson &
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Reynolds & Co.
.
a
&
Co.;
Haupt &
Ira
&
..
Bethany College (P. O. Lindsborg),
on
^
.
KANSAS
on Oct. 7 for the purchase
$2,200,000 County Home bonds.
Dated
n g
of
approved
terest.
Loeb,
Dominick; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Estabrook & Co.; L. F. Rothschild
and interest payable at
Treasurer's office. Le¬
Principal
186,
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Lee HigginCorporation; Dick & Merle-
will re¬
bids until
as
(CST)
of
any,
to a group
Chemical Corn
5,000,000
building bonds offered Sept.
Co.; J. C.
Stevenson
sealed and oral
& C04 Ekiredge & Co., Incorpo¬
2 p.m. (CST) pn Sept. 23 for the
rated; William Blair & Company;
purchase of $38,000 water works Baxter & Company; Braun, Bosbonds. I)atcr(>jNfov^;l, lOJ^J^y&pn worth & Co., Incorporated; Francis
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1974 inclu¬ I. duPont & Co.; First of Michigan
sive.
composed
Exchange
(P. O. Mansfield), La.
Bond
was
follows:
City, C. J.
Devine & Co., Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, and First National
Bank of Boston, at 2.63% in¬
Mansfield)
Sold—No bids
Not
Smith; Bache & Co.; Dominick &
Clerk,
ceive
Offering—Andrey S. KoCounty Auditor, will re¬
vacik,
ceive
Off er i
d
o n
(P. O.
as
Bank, New York
Kees.
District
Sept. 17
$30,000,-
notes
of
,
snn
Cutler, of Chicago.*
Indiana
Bond
B
&
anticipation
$16,000,000
$608,000 various
DeSoto Parish, Ward 6 School Dist.
porated.
Iowa
Wcirather, Town
on
school
building bonds offered Sept. 11—
v. 186, p. 888.
Incorporated;
A.
G.
Incorporated; HallAlex. Brown &
Sons; Stroud & Company, Incor¬
Cownie, Inc.
Winfield, Iowa
Bond
M.
gartcn
$75,000 school
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
building bonds offered Sept. 11—
Indianapolis.
v.
186, p. 996—were awarded to
Jachson Township School Building Becker &
Cownie, Inc.
Corporation (P. O. Arcadia), Ind.
.
tax
received for the $1,500,000
Cor¬
Becker & Co.,
Sale—The
Bond
Note Sale—An issue of
■
Parish, Mansfield Consol.
Bonds
v.
o m p
.Co.;
Sloan Consolidated School District,
Legality approved by
\
000
sold
*
.
Louisiana
Company,
gen¬
bonds of¬
awarded to
sewer
at
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
port, as follows:
Rhoades & Co.;
$82,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1 from 1958
F. S. Moselcy & Co.; Dean Witter
Carl
&
The $105,000
to
1,
Incorporated;
Barrow, Leary & Co., of ShreveLadcnburg, Thalmann & Co.
C
and
Perry, Iowa
eral
July
1968 inclusive.
also
Orleans,
p.
DeSoto
School
purposes
17—v. 186, p.
offered Sept.. 11
779—were awarded to
Ducournau
Co., Incorporated; B. J.
& Co. Inc.; Hornblower
Weeks; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
S. Smithers & Co.; A. C. Allyn
Brothers
re¬
p.m.
municipal bonds.
1, 1957.
1958 to
New
P. .Welch,
Sept. 30 for the pur¬
on
chase of $30,000
1 from
Ik
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
of
Webster Securities
186,
—v.
bonds offered Sept.
1204—were awarded
the First Boston Corp:, as 3.60s;
100,39, a basis of about 3.55%.
ous
bonds
purposes
vari¬
$575,000
Sale—The
Bond
1
Dec.
•
basis of about 3.28%.
a
Lincoln, Mass.
from
1
dated
are
Bond Sale—The
fol¬
Van logon
proved by Martin, Himel & Morel,
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
under¬
the
&
Nuveen
F.
Corp., as 5s, at
basis of about 4.99%.
Offering—Leo
the
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Equitable
Corporation;
John
1982 inclusive.
to
bonds
The
Share
a
of
included
100.12,
Crowley, La.
Securities
1960 to 1982 inclusive.
Griffith, Ind.
100.009,
inclusive.
group
at
Callable after 15 years from;
of issue.
Interest J-D.
Le¬
.
poration.
40,000 public improvement water
bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from
composed of
group
a
1987
&
Stone
purchase of $68,000 bonds,
from
1
were
—
1980 to
Dec.
on
1204—were awarded
p.
& Shafto, Inc., as 3.30s,
Lyons
1987 inclusive.
bonds
186,
—v.
inclusive.
Due
departmental
and
equipment bonds offered Sept. 19
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
1
&
$28,000 public improvement fire
protection bonds. Due on Nov.
offered
672
p.
Oct
on
members
Other
writing
follows:
as
first
$480,000
bonds
revenue
1
Due
from
Des
Oct.
on
White-Phillips Co., Inc., lowing: Drcxel & Co.; White, Weld
Co.,
and
Becker
& & Co.; C. F. Devine & Co.; East¬
man
Cownie, Inc., at 100.02.
Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.;
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Grammercy, Iowa
Bond Offering — Earl J. De- Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Mer¬
rill
Lynch.
Pierce,
Fenner
&
roche, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 7 Bcane; Blair & Co., Incorporated;
Indiana
mortgage
1957.
Moines,
Quail
for the
Aug.
of
Bank
1
1979 inclusive.
4^s.
21,340,000
a.m.
Due
1977 to
from
construction
to
Sewerage District No.
1959 to
The
Oct.
on
p.m.
follows:
as
Sale—The $150,000 sewer
Bond
the pur¬
improve¬
for
23
1987
bonds.
1976 inclusive.
to
4.40s.
4,740,000
17—
v. 186, p. 1098—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
Iowa-Des
Moines
Due
to
221,000
date
building bonds offered Sept.
Fawcctt, Secretary of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids
10
from 1971
Sale—The $375,000 school
Bond
4ViS.
bonds,
1959
1970 inclusive.
1962 1o
7,880,000
Oct.
on
Fitchburg, Mass.
re¬
1:30
until
bids
$156,000
public
improvement
bonds.
Due on Dec. 1 from
$7,865,000 5s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Sch. Dist., Iowa
Gowrie Community
ment
group
of
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
Clay, Erwin and Howard School
Corporation (P. O. Kokomo). Ind.
until
are
(CST)
will
Clerk,
Town
sealed
chase of $377,000 public
consolidated
The
Offering—Vivian B. Thi-
oodeaux,
ceive
purchased the bonds on a
bid of par, a net interest cost of
about 4.49%, as follows:
in
callable
due
1, 1962. Principal ana
interest
payable at the School
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
INDIANA
—
thereafter
and
Co.
&
Fenn
1958
from
1
Bonds
Bond
Stuart & Co., Inc., Lehman
Bros., Glore, Forgan & Co., Salo¬
mon Bios. & Hutzler, and Phelps,
of Nov.
as
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
Offering
Nov."
on
inclusive.
1977
1963
$50,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond
Due
1957.
to
lows:
25,000 3-)«s. Due.on Dec.
1965 to 1967 Inclusive.
2
MASSACHUSETTS
Church Point, La.
syndicate
a
rectors,
Offering—Frank B. How¬
Bond
$75,000
to
epresenting a merger of groups
ormed
by
First Boston Corp.,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and
Smith, Barney & Co., and by Hal-
Illinois
Bond
awarded
were
District,
Iowa
Sterling),
O.
School
Community
Ames
School
Whiteside and Lee Counties
District
,
1957
Monday, September 23,
.
.
.
(1312)
Others
>-
*
•
in the
Schoellkopf,
syndicate: '
Hutton
&
Pome-
Inc.; New York Hanseatic
Corporation; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath; McDonnell & Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs
roy,
& Co.,
'■
" C.
F.
Inc.;
Childs
and
Company In¬
corporated; Chas. E. Weigold &
Co. Incorporated; - Blewer; Glynn
Brothers Harriman
& Miller,
Inc.; F. Brittain :Kennedy & Co.
& Co.; Brown
&
Co.; Joseph, -Mellen
Volume
186
Number 5675
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1313)
Wakefield, Mass.
Frankfort School District,
Bond Saie-^-'ine ^ztu^OO school
project bonds offered Sept. 17—
v.
186, p. 1204—were awarded to
and
Sept.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, as
3.40s,
100.16, a basis of about 3.37%.
17
Braun,
First
MICHIGAN
1958 to
t
•
•
.
about
Due
Bond
inclusive.
Bond
April 1, 1962
eral
Sale
—
obligation
ment
bonds
the Detroit
Bank
& Trust
21//2s, plus
as
interest
Co.,
of
about
4.29%,
street
Bond
and
improvement bonds.
1, 1957.
Due
Call¬
$80,000 4V2s.
Due
Buena Vista
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Saginaw), Mich.
No. 9
Bond
Sale
The
—
to
1964
sive.
banking
by
the
successful
St. Paul.'
Oct.
on
1
105,000 4y4s.
1965
to
Due
Oct. 1 from
on
fered
$2,000,000
Grandville, Mich.
fered Sept.
Bond Sale—The
12—v. 186, p. 888—
$30,000 special
were
awarded to a group com¬ assessment bonds offered
Sept. 10
posed of Braun, Bosworth & Co., —v. 186, p. 1098—were awarded
to Paine,
Inc.,
First
of
Michigan
Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
Corp.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, tis, as follows:
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc- 15,000 4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Donald-Moore & Co., H. V. Satt1958 to 1962 inclusive.
ley & Co., Shannon & Co., Stran- ^ 15,000 3%s. Due on
Sept. 1 from
ahan, Harris & Co., and Watling,
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
JLerchen & Co., at a price of
100.06,
a net interest cost of
Rochester Community Sch. Dist.,
about 4.53%
as follows:
Michigan
Bond Sale—The
$875,000 school
$600,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from
building bonds offered Sept. 17
1958 to 1969 inclusive. <
—v.
186, p. 1098—were awarded
1,400,000 4V2S.
Due on June 1
Hecker,
ceive
East Grand
to
sive.
F.
Batt-
bids until
5:15
p.m.
(EST) on
Sept. 23 for the purchase of $130,000
Silver
Creek
Trunk
Relief
Drain
special
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
Dec.
on
from
1
clusive.'
1,
1959
1957.
to
Principal
Storm
1966
1958
Minneapolis.
Due
on
1967
1974
to
405,000
(J-B) payable at the City Treas¬
urer^'off ice, or af a fiscal
agency
41/4S.
June
Due
Roosevelt
b?' the City Commis¬
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
quist,
Detroit.
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
•
'
12—v.
186,
p.
000
Federal
Due
1967
Housing
Agency,
and
Cobb,
Township
sealed
(EST)
2%s, at
as
Sept.
notes.
—
a
Sept.
1,
Bond
State
will
8
re¬
Quinn,
awarded
to
'
'
•
the
■
.Offering
City
.
u"t.?l 7-^0
1
1966
from
Bonds
are
1957
due
callable
as
to
Bond
p.
bids
23
on
July
*
until
for
8
M.
due
in
callable
as of
1968 to
1
thereafter
on
1967
'
fol¬
as
Aug.
1
from
on
Aug, 1 from
inclusive.
County School Difttrict
(P. O. Two Harbors), Minn.
Bond Sale
The
$1,500,000
school
building
bonds
offered
Sept. 17 — v. 186, p. 1099 —were
awarded to a, syndicate headed
by
J. ty, Dain & Co., at
par,
of
about
on
net
a
4.77%,
as
Jan. 1 from
840,000 4.70s. Due
1
1969 to
Jan. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
on
1
The
bonds
bear
terest of 1.20%
to Jan.
additional
from Nov. 1,
in¬
1957
1, 1959. Other members of
the
Detroit.
Co., American National Bank, of
St. Paul, Baxter & Co., First Na¬
-
•
-
4
i
1
South Redford School District
syndicate:
tional Bank of
(P. O. Detroit), Mick.
National
Note Sale
The $425,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Sept. 11.
—v.
186, p. 1098—were awarded
National
—
1
to
the
Detroit
Bank
&
Trust
Co.
Fulton, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$50,000
4% water works
refunding bonds
was
sold to Cady & Co. Dated
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from
as
(DST)
p.m.
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
&
1
from
man
&
ber,
Allison-Williams
Minneapolis, First
Bank, of St. Paul, KalCo., Inc., Northwestern
Bank, ' of Minneapolis,
•Tohn Nuveen
Jackson
&
1969
Greenville, Miss.
$50,000 munic¬
ipal building bonds offered Sept.
Bond Sale—The
1,
I960
as
17—v. 186, p. 1205—were awarded
to
the
First
National
Bank of
of
Memphis.
County, County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Bay St. Louis), Miss.
bonds
Sale—The
awarded
to
the
First
St.- Louis.
A.
school 1; building
1958
^ bonds,
on Jan'/1
1972 inclusive. Sub¬
Pass
til
to
Interest
1960
Co., Paine, Web¬
&
Curtis,
Piper,
Trust
p.m.
purchase
(CST) on Oct. 1 for
of $50,000 general
improvement
street
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1982 incl.
MISSOURI
Ironton,
Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$188,000
combined water works and
system
1997
Legality
Dallstream, Schii'f.
Waite
&
Dorschel,
of
bonds
revenue
was
sewer
sold to
G. Edwards
A.
J-J.
& Sons, and G. H.
Co., jointly. Dated Sept.
Due on March 1 from
Walker &
by
Hardin,
Chicago.
7:30
the
1, 1957.
Jan.
&
Christian, Miss.
obligation
bonds. Dated Jan.
!'r Principal
Bank
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the City Clerk un¬
Minnesota
inclusive.
National
of St. Louis.
Bond Offering—I. Basil, College
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 27
for the purchase of $760,000 nontax-exempt faculty residence
building and student dormitory
from
.
Company, of Laurel. Legality ap¬
proved ,by Charles & Trauernicht,
Mary's College (P. O. Winona),
1
.
to *1974 inclusive.
mbreial
redemption after Jan. 1,
1967. Principal and interest pay¬
able at any suitable bank desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
er,
Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.
On
.
and interest payable at the' Com-
1,1957i Due
to
revenue
,
a.m. (CST) on
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $500,000 school building bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1957.
Due on Oct. 1 from
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST),
Sept. 24 for the purchase of
St.
the
sealed bids until 10
Pa-
on
to
186,
Separate Municipal School
District, Miss.
Bond Offering—John D. Robin¬
son, District' Clerk, will receive
kala, District Clerk, will receive
1959
to
Na¬
Minnesota
from
16—v.
awarded
Laurel
Offering—Edwin
785,000
Sept.
were
—
Merchants Bank & Trust Co., Bay
St. Louis County Independent Sch.
District No. 22 (P. O. Virginia)
Dated* Oct;'
Sale—The $300,000 school
offered
1205
p.
tional Bank of St. Paul.
Bond
,
Hancock
Rosevillc, Minn.'
$600,000 sani¬
tary
sewer
improvement bonds
offered Sept. 18—v. 186, p. 1099—
were
Interest
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
of St. Paul.
Bond
inclusive.
Legality approved by Charles
on
Nov.
Callable
to
M-S.
purchase
of
obligation im¬
bonds.
Due
1973
1958
Cook,
sealed
1,
1957.
1958
to
inclusive.
1982
Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Charles
5
Spring Valley, Minn.
Sale—The
$80,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds
offered
Sept.
17 were awarded
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
to
Missouri
Bonds
Piper,
3%
Jaffray & Hopwood.
Dated Oct.
1
from
1, 1957. Due
1960
Callable
to
after
1972
on
Oct.
Oct.
inclusive
making
fered
Legality approved by Brigg"
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & Macart¬
of St. Paul.
"
any
000,000^ State
er.
to
par
the
01*
186,
Kansas
p.
781.
Mo.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Sept. 10—v. 186,
*.
p#
Grove, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $42,000 fund¬
ing and improvement bonds of
fered Sept. 18—v. 186, p. 1205—
City,
997—were awarded to the Com¬
Trust Company, and City
merce
National Bank & Trust Company,
both
of
City,
Kansas
jointly, as
follows:
awarded to
Hopwood,
as
Piper, Jaffray &
4s, at 100.04, a basi
$55,000 41/2s. Due on March 1 from
1958
of about 3.99%.
to
75,000 4s.
Wilkin
1963
County Independent School
(P.O. Breckenridge).
Sale
—
The
$200,000 gen¬
eral " obligation
school
building
bonds offered Sept. 12—v, 186, p
—
were
awarded
inclusive.
1967
inclusive.
20,000 3%s. Due on March 1,1969.
Minnesota
Bond
to
1962
Due on March 1 from
15,000 3 V2s. Due on March 1,1968.
District No. 1
389
the
offers for the $30,Building bonds of¬
Sept 17—v.
North
Walnut
were
and
price stipulation, the finan¬
community refrained from
cial
1, 1965. Prin¬
cipal' and interest payable at a
place designated by the purchas¬
ney,
limit
rate
of)
(State
Sold —Due
Not
better
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Canfield,
<
MISSISSIPPI
the
for
general
approved
Lake
April 1, 1962.'Prin¬
Legality approved by Miller,
Paddock & Stone, of
Agency,
receive
by
of¬
Housing
•*
inclusive.
1973
cost
proved
non
eral
are
a
banking institution to be
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
■
In addition the entire issue will
interest
be-designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
successful
1, 1967. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved' by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle ' & Macartney,
—
at
in¬
-
16
Folk-
pay¬
Nov.
1V2 % interest from
March 1, 1958 to Feb. 1, 1959.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
and
1957.
to
carry an extra
(EST) on Sept.
purchase of $67,000
1967 -and
4.32%,
*
250,000 4y4s. Due
1
p.m.
the
'
the Federal
7:30
24
$275,000
Due
1
*
Offering—Wallace
•
building
bonds.
Dated'
follows:
Aug. 1, .1957.
Due on April 1
from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
Bonds $660,000 4V2s. Due
Dec.
Due
July
ert, Secretary of the Board of
Education,, will j;receive
sealed
receive
!
terest cost of about
inclusive.
<
.
•
4y2s.
on
1975
\
■
1,
1959. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at a banking institution
to be designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
.Miller,
Canfield,, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
to
a
1960 to
school
1966
of
July
Sandy View School District No.
(P. O. Route 3, 46th Ave.,
'
Holland), Mich.
mi' ,[
1965
Due
1968
k
P rn.
in
on
4
Sept. 26 for
$77,00o special as^cSoinent ^avi.ig
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due
Dec.
follows:
from 1976 to 1985 inclusive.
''EST)
the purchase of
clusive.
as
Due
4y4s.
from
345,000
Citi¬
Trena
will
•
$100,000 4s. Due
'
i..
—
Clerk,
on
Bank, of Grand
price of par, a net in¬
1
4.46%,
4%s.
■170,000
$18,000 school
Farmington, Mich.i<
Bond
National
'■
about
Due
Aug. 22^v. 186,
)"
First
Co.; McCormack
lows:
p.m.
Bank, of Emmett.'
»»"v
Co., Shaughnessy & Co., and the
composed of
group
&
were
Co., Allison-Williams Co., Inc.,
Northwestern National
Bank, of
Minneapolis,
Jaffray
&
Piper,
Hopwood, Woodard-Elwood & Co.,
from 1960 to 1967 inclusive.
«
Sale—The
78(p—were
zens
a
—
&
cost of
A.
1957.
1958.
bohds offered
water
receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m.
(CDST) on Sept.
26
for the
purchase of $50,000
storm sewer bonds. Dated
Oct. 1,
1957. Due on Oct. 1 from 1958
to
1967 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at a
banking insti¬
tution to
889—
p.
Moorhead, Minn.
Offering—Paul A.
provement
ject
County Independent School
Rapids, at
$125,000
until
Emmett), Mich.
•
to
Nuveen
997
p.
&
Bond Sale—The
$350,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 10—
v. 186, p. 999—were awarded
to a
syndicate composed of J. M. Dain
Interest F-A.
186,
bidder.
Rapids), Minn.
Joseph, Mich.
v.
successful
District No. 3118 (P. O. Grand
&
Emmett, Riley and Kenochee Town¬
ships School District No. 7 (P. O.
r.
—
awarded
Wyan¬
Norman
Clerk,
bids
Dated
18
John
Sept. 25 for the pur¬
$28,000 tax anticipation
March 1,
Itasca
1,
supply system improvement and
refunding revenue bonds offered
on
of
Aug.
Sale—The $640,000
the
Co., and Channer Securities
Corp., at 100.02, a net interest
Offering
ceive
chase
Dated
Principal
on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
Bond
Home
Township (P. O.
dotte), Mich. ■
Note
receive
(EST)
1, 1968.
payable at'a suitable
institution to be desig¬
by
Village Clerk, will
par.
until
Sept.
186,
will
Zumbrota, Minn.
Offering —C. F. Marvin,
Bond
of
institution
Finance
Clerk,
call¬
are
Legality approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
888—were awarded,
price of par.
Ecorse
Berg-
sold to
Bonds due
thereafter
of Feb.
as
nated
MichJ
Clerk,k will
bonds.
St.
Finance
and
and interest
special assessment street im¬
1957.
bonds offered Sept.
70,000 Series A bonds to the First
of Michigan
Corporation, as
2%s, at a price of 94.30.
894,000 Series B bonds to the
on
City
provement
•
'
Park,
Bond1 Offering ^ Arthur
follows:
as
1970
able
1
Sept. 23 for the purchase of $50,-
Eastern Michigan College
(P* O.
Lansing), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $964,000
apart¬
revenue
in
June
on
p.m.
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
from
inclusive.
banking
appointed
ment
1
1:30
(CDST) on
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $275,000 school building bonds. Dated.
Aug. i, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
from 1975 to 1983 inclusive.
.
,
sion.
*
Offerings—Harold Missell,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
until
interest
banking
1, 1958 to Feb. 1, 1959.
Bond
Bond
bids
purchase
'
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Houston), Minn.
No. IS
inclusive.
260,000 4s.
Due
in¬
V
Houston
June 1 from
on
1966
interest
and
to
at
Feb.
(CDST)
p.m.
5—v.
Home
bids
p.m.
pay¬
3
the
$800,000
dormitory bonds
City
re¬
8
any suitable bank desig¬
by the purchaser. Legality
aoproved by Faegre & Benson, of
&
$210,000 4M>s. Due
will
until
'
a
Sept.
23/4s, at
on
Principal and interest
able
lows:
assessment
were
and
J.
nated
Co., Inc.; Braun, Bos¬
worth
&
Co.,
Inc.; Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Inc., and McDonaldMoore & Co., at 100.05, a net in¬
terest cost of about
4.20%, as fol¬
jes. City Clerk, will receive sealed
Clerk,
bids
at
Bond
Norman
—
Sept. 24 for the pur¬
chase of 35,000 street improvement
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
group composed of Harriman
Ripley
Rapids, Mich.
Bond Offering—Louis
a
Village
sealed
(CST)
,
i
Offering
for
—
Heron Lake, Minn.
Bond
--.
from 1970 to 1983 inclusive,
basis of about 4.18%.
a
until
8
Principal and
fered
interest from
receive
tax-exempt
17—v.
were
school building and site bonds of¬
.
Sept.
186, p. 1099—
awarded to Allison-Williams
Co., and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, jointly, as 4.20s, at 100.08,
1971 inclusive.
McCabe,
MacAlister College (P.O. St.
Paul),
Minnesota
Bond Sale
The
Hawley, Minn.
Certificate Sale
The $90,000
electric revenue certificates of¬
from
carry an extra 1 Vz %
der.
1
In addition the entire issue
will
.
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
bidder.
Legality approved by Briggs, Giloert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
of
J.
Auditor, ' will
bids
able
nated
inclusive.
on Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
125,000 4.30s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
011
1, 1968. Principal
payable at a suitable
institution to be desig¬
—
1958
$75,000 4.10s. Due
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due
age
and interest
as
a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about
4.38%, as fol¬
$155,000 general obligation drain¬
Oct. 1
on
Offering—A.
Oct.
011
follows:
premium
a
cost
works
Cava-
from 1959 to 1974 inclusive.
able as of Oct.
—
to
sealed
general obligation
Dated Oct.
Birmingham School District, Mich. 186, p. 997—were awarded to the
First
of
Note Sale
Michigan
The
$o00,0o0 lax!
Corporation,
Ryan,
Sutherland
&
anticipation notes offered Sept. and
Co.,
17—v. 186, p. 1098—were awarded jointly, at a price of 100.06, a net
Detroit,
of $100.
County
900
improve¬
Sept. 9—v.
ridge, at
,
C.. C.
—
by the Farmers & Mer¬
State Bank, of Brecken¬
lows:
LeSueur County (P. O. Le
Center),
Minnesota
water
street
headed
chants
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(DST) on
Sept. 30 for the purchase of $42,-
$185,000 gen¬
offered
Van
naugh, Village Clerk, will receive
on
The
Offering
J.
National
Prescott & Co.,
Shaughnessy &
Co., Inc., Harold E. Wood &
Co.,
and Woodward-Elwood &
Co.
Clarks Grove, Minn.
as
B.
:
Minnesota
Bank, of Duluth, McDougal and
Condon, Inc., Caldwell, Phillips
Co., Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., E. J.
net
4.58%,
Hopwood,
Northern
1098—were awarded to
p.
&
Ingen & Co.
MINNESOTA
1977 inclusive.
~
•
a
Jaffray
-
Barcus, Kindred & Co.
July 1 from
on
Due
186,
Corp.; Ken¬
Co., and Wat-
Fraser, Mich.
and 1963.
-
•
v.
July 1 from
1978 to 1986 inclusive.
April 1 from
on
of
345,000 4%s.
follows::
1961
cost
$405,000 4%s.
186, p. 1098—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
1958 to
Michigan
interest
v.
10,000 3ViS. Due
composed of
&
Co.,
Inc.;
group
Bosworth
of
Community School
District; Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$240,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 17—
follows:
$25,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 11—
on
a
ling, Lerchen & Co., at par,
Sale—'The
15,000 4V2S. Due
v.
—
ower, MacArthur &
Bedford Fourth Class Sch. District
No. 6 (P. O.
Bedford), Mich.
as
White Pigeon
building
awarded to
at
Bond
Mich.
$750,000 school
bonds offered
186, p. 997 — were
Bond Sale—-The
site
57
to
a
group
.
85,000 3 s/4S. Due on March 1. from
1970
100,000
from
to
1973
3%s.
1974
inclusive.
Due on
to
1977
March
inclusive.
1
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1314)
York
composed of Mercantile
St. Louis, I. M. Simon
Co., Smith, Moore & Co., Stix
Co., Yates, Heitner & Woods,
&
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
inclusive. Principal and
(M-S)
payable at the
County Trust Company, in Ka¬
tonah.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, £>ykes,
Heckler &
N. J.
School District,
Fair Lawn
$3,830,000
school bonds offered Sept. 17—v,
Sale
Bond
The
—
New York
interest
Levitt
Arthur
troller
,
Helen
Offering—Mrs.
Peoples
National Bank, of Charlottesville;
Woodcock, Hess, Moyer & Co.,
Inc., and A. Webster Daugherty
District Kirkpatrick, Secretary of Board
of Education, will receive sealed
High Sch. (P. O. Bozeman), Mont.
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
Bond Offering Canceled—Dis¬
1 for the purchase of $1,475,000
trict canceled notice of intention
school building bonds. Dated Oct.
to sell an issue of $240,000 school
building
bonds on Sept. 17—v. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from 1958
186, p. 998.
Inc.;
able
the
at
June 1, 1986
on
1983
June 1,
on
1989.
Commission,
sealed
bids
for
1
the
bonds,
Govern¬
receive
will
office
a.m.
in
Ra->
(EST)
his
at
leigh until 11
on
Oct.
purchase
of
$1,425,000
follows:
as
$800,000 sanitary bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1959 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
'
•
625,000 water bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1959 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
*
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt',
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
NORTHGrand
DAKOTA
Forks,
N.
Dak.
Bond Offering—R. S.
Auditor,
oral
Na¬
Brook
Meadow
Due
Due
ling, Secretary of Local
ment
1973.
1,
.
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Offering—W. E. Easter-
will
bids
receive
until
8
Niles, City
sealed
and
(CST)
p.m.
on
Bay, or at
the First National City Bank, of
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
Oct. 7 for the purchase of $125,000
on
Oct. 1
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Prin¬
City.
at any bank designated by
tional Bank, of Oyster
Offering—James M. Lan-
Bond
Feb.
of
as
'
June 1 from
on
Bond
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
(P. O. Harrison), N. Y.
Harrison
Principal and
(A-O)- payable at the
National Bank, Hillside.
interest
Co.,
& Co.
inclusive.
1987
to
&
Morton
H.
County, Bozeman
Gallatin
callable
are
P.
Due
1985 inclusive.
3s.
and
—
Bond
inclusive.
1987.
and
10,000
announces
June 1 from
on
1981
to
10,000 414s.
—
1957.
Due
1982 to
.
inclusive.
1975
to
6s.
30,000
(State of)
—
State Comp¬
Offering
Bond
1971
that sealed bids will be received
Barret, 186, p. 1099—were awarded to a
until Oct. 1 for the purchase of
Fitch, North & Co., George K. group
composed of B. J. Van Galloway, of New York City.
$24,000,000 mental health institu¬
Baum & Co., and Bankers Bond &
Ingen & Co., National State Bank,
tion
bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1957.
Securities Co., Inc., at 100.469, a of Newark, C. J. Devine & Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Due over a period of 15 years.
net interest cost of about 3.93%,
Bond Sale—'The $8,396,000 vari¬
Fidelity
Union
Trust
Co.,
of
as follows:
Newark, Boland, Saffin & Co., Ira ous purpose bonds offered Sept. Niskayuna and Colonie, Stanford
&
Co.,
Hornblower & 19—v. 186, p. 1205—were awarded
Heights Fire District (P. O.
$210,000 4V2s. Due on Feb. 15 from Haupt
a
syndicate headed by the
Schenectady), N. Y.•
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
Weeks, Roosevelt & Cross, J. B. to
Chase
Manhattan
Bond
Sale —Tne
$50,000 fire
Bank,
New
645,000 37/gs. Due on Feb. 15 from Hanauer & Co., John J. Ryan &
York City, as 3s, at a price of
bonds
offered Sept.
19—v. 186,
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Barcus,
p. 1206—were awarded to Roose¬
145,000 4s. Due on Feb. 15, 1977. Kindred & Co., F. R. Cole & Co., 100.351, a basis of about 2.91%.
J. R. Ross & Co., Adams & Hinck¬
Other members of the syndi¬ velt & Cross, as 4V2s, at 1C0.05, a
MONTANA
ley, Herbert J. Sims & Co. and cate: Bankers Trust Co.; Chemical basis of about 4.49%.
McBridge, Miller & Co., as 4.60s, Corn Exchange Bank, and Guar¬
Billings, Mont.
Oyster Bay Drainage District No. 1
at 100.28, a basis of about 4.58%.
Bond Offering—William J. Fry,
anty Trust Co., all of New York;
(P. O. Oyster Bay), N. Y.
First
Boston
Corp.;
Northern
Bond Offering
Lewis N. Wa¬
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
Guttenberg, N. J.
Trust
Co., of Chicago; Salomon
bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Oct.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 school
ters, Town Supervisor, will re¬
1
for
the
purchase of $15,760 bonds offered Sept. 16—v. 186, p. Bros. & Hutzler; Philadelphia Na¬ ceive sealed bids until- 11 am.'
tional
Bank,
of Philadelphia; (EDST) on Sept. 24 for the pur¬
were awarded to Boland,
Special
Improvement
District 1205
&
Co.;
Mercantile chase of $1,900,000 drainage bonds.
bonds, as follows:
Saffin & Co., as 3.65s, at 100.03, a Hallgarten
Trust
Co.,
of
St.
Louis;
Barr Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Feb.
basis of about 3.63%.
$4,960 District No. 714 bonds.
Brothers & Co.; Wood, Gundy &
1
from -1958 to
1986 inclusive.
10,800 District No. 715 bonds.
Hillside Township School District
Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Bonds due in 1979 and thereafter
The
bonds are dated Oct.
1,
(P. O. Hillside), N. J.
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; W.
Gardner,
&
Reinholdt
Due on June 1 from
20,000 4V2s.
1962
to
Trust Co.,
1976
1,050,000 to The Hanover Bank,
New York City, at 2%%.
1, 1957.
City.
group
&
Dawson, of New
&
King
Covey,
iept. 26 for the purchase of $37,000 school bus bonds. Dated Sept.
Legality approved by
City.
Wood,
to a
1099—were awarded
186, p.
York
New
Co.,
Trust
h
20,000 4%s.
000,000 at 2.80%, plus $36.
103 Katonah Avenue,
Katonah, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
States
United
6,000,000 to C. J. Devine & Co.:
$3,000,000 at 2.78% interest,
plus $36 premium, and $3,-
sealed bids at the offices of Covey
the
at
payable
(M-N)
terest
District
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1976
Lindbergh School
(P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
Bond
Sale — The $1,000,000
school bonds offered Sept. 17—v.
St. Louis County,
Monday, September 23, 1957
.... .
Dated
proved
'
.
.
Oct.
bonds-
armory
1, 1957.
Due
cipal and interest
..*•
..
obigation
general
payable
(A-O)
the
pur¬
chaser
in
dis, Town Supervisor, will receive
Chicago,Minneapolis,
School Districts Hillside
Ramapo Central School District No. St. Paul, Grand Forks or Bismarck.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EDST)
(P. O. Culbertson), Mont.
Legality apprbved by Hawkins, on
2 (P. O. Spring Valley), N. Y.
Sept. 25 for the purchase of
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Bond
Offering—B. L. Iverson, Delafield & Wood, of New York
Bond Offering—Olive C. Mur¬
$734,000
improvement
bonds.
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber,
District Clerk, will receive sealed City.
ray,
District Clerk, will receive of
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on July 1
(
Minneapolis.
;
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 3
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬ sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
Jersey City Sewerage Authority,
for the purchase of $168,000 school
Watford City, N. Dak.
on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of
New Jersey
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000
bonds, as follows:
$675,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
at
the
County
Roosevelt
District No.
School
$126,000
No.
Note
offered Sept.
\1r-v. 186,
notes
$355,000
*205—
discount.
2.62%
NEW
at
Nashua,
of
Bank
National
..
;
Township
School
186,
1205—were awarded to a group
composed of B. J. Van Ingen &
p.
Co. and con¬
B. Hanauer & Co.,
J. Ryan & Co., J. R. Ross
Co., Boland, Saffin &
John
J.
and Mc5V4S, at
basis of about 5.24%.
Co., Lebenthal & Co.
Bride, Miller & Co., as
&
100.05,
a
bonds offered Sept. 10—
v. 186, p. 889 — were awarded to
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
of Philadelphia, as 3.35s, at a price
of 100.21, a basis of about 3.32%.
Secretary of Board of
will receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
I
for
the
purchase of $138,000
school bonds, as follows:
Attica,
from
Dated
1958
on May 1
1972 inclusive.
Due
to
and
Note—The
for
single
foregoing
the
bid received
bonds when
originally offered on May
1 was
rejected.
Essex
County (P.O. Newark), N. J.
Platts,
Chairman of the Finance Commit¬
tee, will receive
a.m.
(DST)
sealed bids until
on
Oct. 10 for the
purchase of $3,639,000 public im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Nov.
1957. Due on
Nov. 1 from
•
1
ceive
of
District
sealed
(DST)
$2,270,400
on
Dated
Dec.
1,
1958 to
until
3
C.
re¬
p.m.
from
1
1957.
1,
1958
to
York, Buffalo, or at the
Midland Trust Co., New
New
ern
Marine
York
City. Legality approved
Delafield
Hawkins,
York
New
&
by
Wood, of
City.
Cur¬
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $1,165,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,1957. Due on March
District
Clerk,
1959
from
to
1986
New
Central
of
or
York,
Trust Co., New York
New York
City.
1986
interest
Bond Offering—James A. Brod-
beck, Village Treasurer and Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
land
Trust
at
New
Trust
Co.
of
York, Buffalo.
Le¬
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
approved
Delafield
City,
York
New
Marine
the
gality
Co.,
and
&
-
by
Auburn
Bond
school
City School District, N. Y.
Sale
The
$1,600,000
—
bonds
offered
Sept. 19—v. 186, p. 1205—were
awarded
to
First
Boston
Corp.,
building
Carl
M.
Co., jointly,
of
Loeb,
as
about
Bedford,
District
3.20s, at 100.33, a
1958
North
Salem
Ridge Union Free Sch.
1 (P. O. Box 97
Clerk,
will
to
receive
Note
Bond
eral
186,
notes
"1986
Co.,
of
basis
a
Bros. &
interest,
premium of $330.
Flick, Di¬
will receive
Bond Offering—J. G.
of
rector
sealed
Oct.
Finance,
until
bids
the
for
8
(EST)
noon
of
purchase
011
$5,-
Bond
$3,000,000 water works improve¬
ment, unlimited tax
bonds.
CAROLINA
Davidson County
Due
(P. O.
Lexington), N. C.
Sale—The $750,000 county
fered
Sept.
were
awarded
&
the
Winston-
the Interstate Secu¬
rities Corp., jointly, at a price of
100.07, a net interest cost of about
3.70%, as follows:
Due on April 1 from
inclusive.
1960 to 1971
Due on April 1, 1972
60,000 3V2S.
from
100,000
1981
1973.
3%s.
on
April
1
Due
23As.
on
April
1,
1984.
Sept.
17—v.
as
interest
cost
the
1959
on
in¬
1983
to
clusive.
The
1957.
bonds
are
dated
Nov.-
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the
York
Irving Trust Co., New
Legality approved by
City.
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
Bond
"
*
Sale—The $69,752.54
street
assessment
ment
bonds
p.
890
offered
were
—
spe¬
improve¬
Sept.
11—v.
awarded
to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
3%s, at a price of 101.10, a basis
of about 3.55%.
Coshocton
100.12, a
of about 4.79%,
Bond
Clerk
follows:
$30,000 6s.
from
1
»
186,
+0
awarded
Vance Securities Corp., at
net
improvement,
sewer •
Nov.
186,
Newport, N. C.
Bond Sate—The $120,000 water
offered
on
clusive.
cial
Due April 1, 1983
1206—were
Due
1977 in¬
to
Columbus, Ohio
1982.
and
1959
unlimited tax bonds.-Due
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
100,000 2V2s.
and
Due
bonds.
tax
from
1
1,000,000
and
$280,000 6s.
.
Nov.
Wachovia
Co.,
to
Trust
to
improvement,
street
1,300,000
1206—
p.
1959
from
1
inclusive.
unlimited
186,
17—v.
Nov.
on
1998
bonds of
courthouse and building
bonds
follows:
of
Dempsey,
"
p.
as
&
300,000 bonds, as follows:
NORTH
York
$14,847,000 to Salomon
Hutzler,
at
2 83%
a
100.18,
at
3.95%.
about
210,000
$21,897,000
offered Sept. 18—v. 186, p.
plus
4s,
as
by
Legality approved
Cincinnati, Ohio
awarded to a
1099—were
composed of Smith, Bamer
& Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co., and Chas. King &
The
1206—were awarded
Cleveland.
bonds
p.
payable
(J-D)
interest
and
the Cleveland Trust Company,
Panders
group
City Housing Authority,
—
cipal
and water improve¬
offered Sept. 18—v.
purpose
Legality approved by
Sale
City.
York
Cleveland.
and
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern
&
Lane, of New York
City.
New York
of $300,000
disposal
works
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Dec." 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
sewage
at
Aug.
on
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the office of the Village
Treasurer.
Oct. 1 for the purchase
Y.
Sale—The $1,158,000 gen¬
inclusive.
1, 1957. Due
New
No.
District
from
sealed
Troy, N.
&
Katonah), N.Y.
<
Bond Offering — J. Gilson Mil¬
ler,
Aug.
3.16%.
Lewisboro,
and Pound
Rhoades
p.m.
Dated
1
City.
basis
(EDST) on Sept. 25 for the
purchase of $331,000 drainage sys¬
tem and interim financing bonds.
1
New
of
McCarty,
Heights, Ohio
—
Marguerite
Offering
Village Clerk, will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
Fano,
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
Salem,
Massapequa Park, N. Y.
in¬
Bond
on
Bank
Due
(J-D) payable at the Marine Mid¬
Principal
tion
Due
Syra¬
the
at
Bedford
re¬
p.m.
inclusive.
Marine Midland
City. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
cuse,
3
Sept. 24 for the pur¬
$2,015,000 bond anticipa¬
notes.
Dated Oct.
1, 1957.
Oct.
1, 1958.
Legality ap¬
(DST)
ment
Offering—Robert E.
Bond
tis,
will
until
bids
sealed
Pompey,
St.,' Manlius), N. Y.
basis of about 4.44%.
a
chase of
&
DeWitt, Cazenovia, and Sullivan Central School
District No. 1 (P. O. 107 Pleasant
Co.
building
school
Sept.
Marine Trust Co. of West¬
at the
17—
v.
186, p. 1099—were awarded to
Magnus & Co., as 4y2s, at 100.35,
Y.
Comptroller,
City
ton,
ceive
able at the Marine Midland Trust
1
will
Clerk,
bids
(A-O) payable
>•
Sale—The $13,000 rubbish
Bond
disposal bonds offered Sept.
Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Oct. 1 for the purchase
on
bonds.
and
Bond Offering—Frank S.
II
George,
Western
interest (M-N)
payable at the Pitman Title and
Trust Company, Pitman. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
Principal
No.
Dist.
(P. O. Attica), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
—
Robert
or
May 1, 1957.
Java,
Sch.
Central
cipal and interest
1
Middlebury,
Darien, Alexander and Wales
clusive.
May 1, 1955.
10,000 bonds. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1962 inclusive. Dated
Sheldon,
Bennington,
Orangeville,
Gerlack,
bonds.
area
NEW YORK
(P. O. Glassboro), N. J.
Offering—Mrs. Phyllis M.
Education,
$174,500 park¬
Sale—The
Bond
ing
15
1957 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
from
Manlius,
Princeton, N. J.
Bond
$128,000
inclusive.
1993.
and
School District
Elk Township
1
Jan.
on
from 1978 to 1991
ing bonds offered Sept. 16—v.
of
1
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Due
4.90s.
•
430,000 4.80s. Due on Jan. 1, 1992
(P. O. Old Bridge), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $833,000 build¬
sisting
Due
from 1966 to 1977
District
s
43/4s.
1,225,000
2,390,000
JERSEY
Brunswick
1 from
Oct.
on
Rochester, N.
the
to
OHIO
City.
Galloway, of New York
sold
was
of North Dakota, Bismarck.
Amherst, Ohio
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
bonds. Dated
Due
1957.
15,
Sept.
Due on Jan.
5s.
500 various -purposes
Bank
fern, in Spring Valley, or at the
Manufacturers Trust Company, of
New York City. Legality approved
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $265,-
cost
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
awarded to the Indian Head
were
East
p.
Eck,
at
of
Co., and Robert N. Tuller Co.,
100.005, a net interest
about 4.86%, as follows:
G.
Offering—Linus
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 12:10 p.m.
(DST) on
& Co., Talmage
National
bonds
hall
Bank
at
the
of Suf-
payable
M-S)
Rockland
Lancaster, N. Y.
Inc.,
&.
Co.,
&
Tripp
Co.,
Julien Collins
HAMPSHIRE
Nashua, N. H.
Sale—The $250,000
Galloway, of New York City.
interest
East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., William
&
city
1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
1976 inclusive.
Principal and
to
Co., Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Blair
Trust Company,
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
composed of John Nuveen
group
&
1, 1957.
Amortiza¬
tion bonds will be the first choice
and serial bonds will be the sec¬
ond choice of the School Board.
Dated Dec.
NEW
White Plains.
186, p. 1099—were awarded to
a
17C bonds.
$4,400,000 sewer
offered Sept. 17—
bonds
revenue
v.
High School District
County
Bond Sale—The
17
bonds.
42,000
f
Due on June 1 from
1959 to 1970 inclusive.
:
County (P. O.
Coshocton), Ohio
Offering — C. A,
of
the
Commissioners,
Board
.
w'll
sealed bids uhtil 11
of
Miller,
County
receive
a.m.
(EST) on
Volume
136
Number
5675
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1315)
Sept.. 24 for the purchase of $223,000 bridge bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
•
1957.
-
to
Due
1973
Dec.
on
from
1
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer s office.
Lincoln
Bond
Bond
Sale
school
Sept.
Ohio
Offering
The
—
building
17—v.
186,
to
a
assessment
1,
1959
and
noon
1957. Due
to
1973
bonds.
1,555,000
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
of
Galena.
Legality
ap¬
at
7,700,000
from
from
North
•
Sale—The $120,000 sewer
bonds offered Sept. 12—v.
186, p.
1100—were awarded to Blyth &
Bond Sale—The
Co., Inc., at 98,
$117,100 special
\ assessment
street
improvement
bonds offered Sept. 17—v. 186, p.
1207
were awarded
to Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, as 4V4S,
at 100.97, a basis of about 4.07%.
of about
4.37%,
curities
as
folows:
•
$64,000
—
4s.
1958
Ohio
-
'
1968
Bond
Offering — Richard
Barkey, Clerk of the Board
County ^Commissioners, will
ceive sealed bids until
,
-
Oct.
on
for
1
the
of
re-
purchase
of
Oct.
1
at
interest
the. Firestone Bank,
Legality
•
(J-D)
approved
of Akron.
Squire,
Sold—No
the
bids
$34,200
the
purchase
of
Nov.
1
from
1960
Bonds due in
$20,series
are
callable
to
assessment water works bonds ;of-
fered
Sept.
13—v.
186, p.
of Portland,
1099.
u
;
-
Sweet Home,
OKLAHOMA
Arioka
J.
i
Offering
Roy
—
Fames,
City1 Recorder, will receive sealed
County Dependent Sch. Dist.'
bids until 8
(PST)
p.m.
on
24"' for
thepurchase of
general* obligation water
F.
Sept.
$50,000
to
15
on
1983
1963 to
July 15
1968 to
65,000
70,000
70,000
75,000
Due
Oct.
on
1979 to
Revenues
ended
1982 to
265,000
Bank
1984 inclusive.
4.80s.
Due
Oct.
on
of the
Board
of
Education,
bonds.. Due
will receive sealed bids until
system
for
Oct. 15,
on
15
Bank
at
the
Union
000
posed
of
First
.
.
>
Uniontown, Pa.
4.53%.
sold
to
of
Bond
Offering
$500,-
purposes
E.
until
H.
7:30
1975
inclusive.
interest
a^fioved
payable
Due
1977
A-O.
in¬
Legality
oy
btorey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
&
SOUTH
CAROLINA
County Natural Gas
Authority (P. O. Chester), S. C.
Bonds Sold—An issue of
&
Perry
Co.;
Chester
National Bank. Legality approved
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
1958 to
Interest
Palmer
Principal and
at the Gallatin
by
com¬
&
Dated Oct. 15, 1957.
clusive.
p.m. (DST) on Oct. 1
purchase of $90,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958
to
Walker
Oct. 15 from
on
the
for
H.
group
Michigan Corp.,
and
Townsend, Dabney 3c Tyson, as
4.60s, at 100.50, a basis of about
Baker,
City Clerk, will recive sealed bids
—
G.
a
000
Warminster
natural
was
sold
gas
$925,bonds
revenue
Sept. 18 to
on
a
syndi¬
cate
headed by White, Weld &
Co., and B. J, Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., jointly, as follows:
Township School Au¬
thority (P. O. Warminster), Pa.
$45,000 5s.
Wallace,
Due
on Sept. 1 from
i966 inclusive.
5V4S.
Due on Sept. 1,
1962 to
20,000
1967 and 1968.
40,000 5^s. Due
to
1969
-
60,000
1972
5.70s.
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
Sept.
on
1
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive.
80,000 5%s. Due
1979 to
680,000
on
Sept. 1 from
1986 inclusive.
5.80s.
Due
on
Sept.
1,
1987.
«
of about
Hobart, Okla.
Bond Offering—Susie E.
City
Clerk,
will
bids
until
8
(CST)
from
1960 to
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
road
county
bonds
was
and
sold
1965
state
to
a
(
$650,000
highway
group
com-:
follows:
1970
to
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
720,000 3 */4S. Due
1971
inclusive.
1974
Muskogee County (P. O.
Muskogee), Okla.
as
360,000 Sy&s. Due
Sept.
24 for the purchase of $30,000 Airport
improvement
bonds.
Due
p.m.
3.33%,
$420,000 41/->s. Due on Oct. 1 from
)
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
Barton,
sealed
reecive
'
•
issue
various
of
.
.
fiscal
ISLAND
and
was
the
&
Watts
&
Co., Bartow
Co., Blunt, Ellis & Sim¬
mons, Courts & Co., Ernst & Co.,
Field," Richards
&
Co.,
A.
E.
Masten & Co.; Newhard, Cook &
Co., Stein Bros & Boyce, Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Rand &
Co., C.. C. Collings & Co., Inc.,
is
Resources
(P. O. Valley Falls),
school
change Bank, Philadelphia. Le¬
gality approved by Rhoads, Sinon
& Reader, of Harrisburgh.
&
Rico
Water
Sale—An
bonds
at
Baker,
months
Rhode Island
Bond
National
Trust Co., Souderton, or
Girard
Trust-Corn
Ex¬
&
the
Cumberland
bonds are dated Oct. 15,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
Puerto
RHODE
1997.
The
1957.
12
were
Authority.
from 1985 to 1987 inclusive.
900,000 5s. Due
&
Co.,
Moore,
Lynch, William R.
Co., Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day, King, Quirk &
Co.,
Inc., J. W. Sparks & Co., Janney,
Dulles;,&. 'Battles, Inc.,
Green,
Ellis' &
Anderson,
Andrews
&
Wells, Inc., Penington, Colket &
Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Aug. 1 from 1953
on
for
agent
Oct. 15 from
on
the
1957
31,
in the
1981 inclusive.
255,000 4%s. Due
for
July
$29,171,516 compared with $25,562,358
preceding 12 months.
;
The Government
Development
15,
Oct. 15 from
on
Electric power revenues
Authority in July amounted
$2,727,874 compared with $2,249,805 in July of 1956, according
to S. L. Descartes, Executive Di¬
rector of the Authority.
1977 and 1978.
250,000 4.70s. Due
Resources
to
1976.
4.65s.
Water
of the
4.55s. Due Oct. 15, 1974.'
on Oct. 15, 1975
160,000
Ports
Electric Energy Sales Show In¬
.
crease—
1970 inclusive.
150,000 4.60s. Due
Hemphill,
fiscal
Rico
Authority, Puerto Rico
Oct. 15 from
on
Rico. is
-
Puerto Rico
Oct. 15 from:
on
Puerto
the Puerto
Authority.
from
4.40s. Due Oct. 15, 1971.
4.45s. Due Oct. 15, 1972.
4V2s. Due Oct. 15, 1973.
and
for
1967 inclusive.
185,000 4%s. Due
inclusive.
15
24% to 38,165,399
rose
for
1962 inclusive.
240,000 414s. Due
inclusive.
Childs
Leeds
Ore.
1975
July
on
1974
Oct.
on
Bond Sale—An issue of $916,000
school
building
revenue
bonds
Geruldsen & Co., First was sold on
7:30
Sept. 11 to a group
to 1967 inclusive.
Co.,
Folger,
Nolan,
Principal and Southwest
p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 25 for the
composed of Butcher & Sherrerd,
interest (F-A) payable at the City
Flemming-W.
B.-v Hibbs
& , Co.,
purchase of $3,800 transportation
Dolphin & Co., Reynolds & Co.,
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ Inc., Robert Garrett & Sons, Gran- and Pennington, Colket &
.equipment bonds. Due from 1960
Co.,
proved by Winfree,' McCulloch, bery, Marache & Co., Hollowell, at a
to 1962 inclusive.
\
r
price of par, a net interest
Shuler & Sayre; of Portland.
Sulzberger & Co., Prescott & Co., cost
of about 5.19%, as follows:
* *>■',Ardmore, Okla.
Raffensperger,'Hughes & Co., Inc.,
PENNSYLVANIA
Bonds Not Sold—Bids for the
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc., $50,000 4V4S. Due on Oct. 15 from
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
$280,000 public library bonds ofThayer,- Baker & Co., Robert L.
Bethlehem, Pa.
15,000 4.30s. Due on Oct. 15, 1967
fered Sept. 16—v. * 186, p. 1206—
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬ Whittaker & Co., Zahner & Co.,
15,000 4.40s. Due Oct 15, 1968.
were rejected.
McJunkin, Patton & Co., John
eral obligation improvement bonds
15,000 4V2s. Due Oct. 15, 1969.
•'
offered Sept. 17—v. 186, p. 1100— Small & Co., Inc., Talmage & Co.,
Dill City, Okla.
15,000 4.60s. Due on Oct. 15, 1970.
were,"awarded to a group com¬ Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.,
Bond Offering — Alyne Wood,
30,000 4.65s. Due on Oct. 15, 1971
Town Clerk, will receive sealed posed of Harriman Ripley & Co., Boenning & Co., Chaplin & Co.,
and 1972.
A. G. Edwards & Sons, Johnson
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Sept. Inc.,: Drexel
& Co., B. J. Van
40,000 4.70s. Due on Oct. 15, 1973
& Johnson, Kenower, MacArthur
24
for
the purchase" of
$60,000 Ingen & Co., Inc., and DeHaven
and 1974.
&
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
sanitary sewer system bonds. Due & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, at
60,000 434s. Due on Oct. 15 from
Walter Stokes & Co., Woodcock,
a price of
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
;
par, a net interest cost
Clerk
:
Bond
No. 24 (P. O. Atoka), Okla.'
Bond Offering, — A. S. Hyde,
\-r
C.
of Nov.
1
Due
to
Staats &
1974
tional City Bank, of New York
City.., Legality approved by Winfree,. McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
were
special
3i/2s.
1967
Bank
agent
$115,000 5s. Due
15,
1958 to
Corporation,
Leonard
1968 and
as
July
months
pounds from 30,714,987.
The Government
Development
follows:
as
1966.
M.
Marks
&
Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, Shearson, Hammill & Co.
E. W. Clark & Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., Butcher & Sherrerd, Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke, Singer, Deane & Scribner,
1", 1967.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
"
for
on
thereafter
Syracuse, Ohio
Bonds Not
for
15,
Co.,
on
Hutton & Co., A. G. Becker &
Co.,
Inc., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Reynolds & Co., Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Laurence
1973 inclusive.
to
inclusive.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
received
from
1
Elizabeth
1
Due
payable
by
Oct.
on
from
600,000; state
highway,
1957A, bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
1
Room, Imperial
Hotel, Broadway and Stark Sts.,
Portland, until 10 a.m. (PST) on
$108,635.78 Sanitary Improvement
62 special assessment bonds.
^
the
at
No.
,
Oct.
Bond Offering—H. B.
Glaisyer,
Secretary of State Highway Com¬
mission, will receive sealed bids
E.
(EST)
noon
inclusive.
Oregon (State of)
'
•
on
1967
56,000 4V2S. Due
Summit County (P. O. Akron),
}
Due
to
July
on
Due
Noyes & Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Yarnall,
Biddle
&
Co.,
Barr
Brothers & Co., Alex. Brown &
Sons, American Securities Corp.,
Schaffer, Necker & Co., W. E.
net interest cost
a
Due
12
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, Ira Haupt & Co., Dolphin
&
Co.
and
Schaffer, Necker &
1964.
59
sengers, as compared with 769,015
in the previous 12
months, a 21%
increase. Cargo movement for the
rill
July 15 from
Smith, Barney & Co., Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Lehman
Brothers, Phelps,
Fenn & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen &
Co., White, Weld & Co., A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc., Equitable Se¬
Bond
Olmsted, Ohio
Co. Inc., Smith, Barney
Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Mer¬
&
Other members of the syndicate:
Milton-Freewater, Ore.
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
.
on
II,445,000 3.70s. Due
basis of about 4.49%.
a
and
1965 and
and
100.03,
Stuart &
Kidder,
inclusive.
I,655,000 3.40s.
Bank
'»
1962
3.30s.
1963
of
Co., Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., Atkinson &
Co., June
S. Jones & Co., Chas. N.
Tripp
Co., Blankenship, Gould & Blakely, and Hess & McFaul, as 4V2S,
Dated
and
follows:
as
1959 to
offered
composed
Corp.,
-
$2,645,000 6s. Due
Pacific Northwest
Oct.
.
3.79%,
1099—were
p.
group
Lynch,
works
Boston
Peabody
Co.; • at a price of
98.21, a net interest cost of about
Bank, of Portland,
Marshall,
Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Foster
Estel
—
(EST) on Sept. 27
for the purchase of $42,000 water
<
First
First National
bids until
•
of
$1,183,000
bonds
Miller,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
•
Bank
County, County Sch. Dist.
awarded
Galena,
National
(P. O. Newport), Ore.
the
Le¬
by Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
First
~
and
(J-D)
County
gality approved
ders
the
Portland.
1959
inclusive.
interest
to
to
on
on
1982 inclusive.
Steele & Co.,
Fauset,
&
100.54.
Trust".Co., Citizens National
Bank, Commercial National Bank,
all
$245,000 3%s. Due
on
Oct. 1 from
•
"■
1959
to
1965 inclusive.
315,000 3%s. Due
on
i
.
Oil City
to
1974
Oct. 1 from
90,000 3%s. Due
1975
to
on
Oct.
1
from
Oklahoma
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
$4,000
school building bonds was sold to
Calvert & Canfield, as 5s.
Due serially from 1959 to 1966
inclusive.
er
Kaizer
'
Bond
on
bonds.
revenue
Due
on
Dated
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Bonds
and after Oct. 1,
Oct.
ceived
1,
1958 to
District
(P.
Sale—The
$550,000
eral
1963
are
(A-O)
payable
at
the
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott
&
Bond
Munson, of Philadelphia.
v.
Sale
General
—
The
bonds offered
186, p.
S*ate
$25,000,000
Sent.
19—
1100—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Drexel &
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
a
bids
purchase
Edward
until
of
Oct.
R.
4.73%.
Souderton Area Joint School
Authority
(P. O. Souderton), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,800.000 school revenue bonds was sold
of
Sept.
16 to
Butcher &
a
group
composed
Sherrerd,
New
City. Legality approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
15,
Puerto
Rico
Ports
Puerto
Charleston.
Traffic
Increases
International
Juan
Varnedoe,
Authority,
Rico
at
San
Airport—Pas¬
traffic through the Inter¬
national Airport at San Juan dur¬
Bond Sale—The $200,000 street
improvement bonds offered Sept.
9—v. 186, p. 1100—were awarded
to Singer, Deane & Scribner, and
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, jointly,
as
4%s, at a price of 100.10, a
Halsey,
or
Co.,
Participating in the offering
Scott, Horner & Co.; Alester
Co., Inc.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Company,
Inc.;
Thornton,
Mohr
and
Farish;
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.;
Womelsdorf, Pa.
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
Bond Offering—Walter A. RohrBerney Perry & Company Incor¬
bach, Borough Secretary, will re¬
porated; Arnold & Crane; Caro¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
lina Securities Corporation; John¬
(DST) on Sept. 23 for the pur¬
ston, Lemon & Co.;
chase of $14,000 general obliga¬
Frost, Read & Simons Incor¬
tion bonds.
porated;
Thomas
&
Company;
Huger,
Barnwell
&
Company;
PUERTO RICO
senger
Township (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Trust
G. Furman
Air
Reserve
on
Carolina, Columbia,
Empire
are:
$6,300,000
funding bonds.
of about
the
York
callable.
Legality approved
by Ballard,
Spahr, Andrews &
Ingersoll, of Philadelphia.
16
ment bonds.
basis
Oct.
South
at
Oct. 15,1997.
dated
are
are
callable
izens and Southern National Bank
of
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
follows:
as
1,300,000
sub¬
(Trustee), of Oil City. Le¬
revenue
obligation bonds offered Aug.
26—v. 186, p. 891—were awarded
the
—
Comptroller, will re¬
sealed
maturing
First Seneca Bank & Trust Com¬
pany
O.
gen¬
Offering
ject to redemption. Principal and
interest
2.42%, plus
$5,300,000 general public improve¬
Authority (P. O. Harrisburg), Pir.
Water
Salem), Ore.
Francisco, at
Frey, City
bonds,
p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 30
purchase of $1,500,000 sew¬
Na¬
Pittsburgh, Pa.
until
1
of America
Bank
premium of $14.
for
Pennsylvania
OREGON
and
San
Offering—Secretary Rob¬
Karg announces that the Au¬
thority will receive sealed bids
1982
Sequoyah County Dependent School
District No. 35 (P. O. Sallisaw),
City,
tional Trust & Savings Asociation,
of
Bond
Bond
1957.
1977 inclusive.
Exchange Bank, New York
City), Pa.
ert
for the
inclusive.
at
awarded to the Chemical
were
bonds
and
dated
Sept. 1,
beginning
1, 1967. Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Cit¬
Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank,
Corn
General Authority (P. O.
Oil
'
1966
4y2s,
as
17
The
1957
on
are
are
Sept.
1977 inclusive.
676,000 5i/8s. Due
bonds
and
Philadelphia.
Note
Sale—The $995,000
pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Sept.
a
of
Muskogee, Honnold & Co.,
and Evan L. Davis, as follows: >
Philadelphia Development
Authority, Pa.
Oct. 1 from
Cheswick, Pa.
Bond .Sale—The $125,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Sept.
17—v. 186, p. 1100—were awarded
to Singer, Deane & Scribner, and
posed of the First National Bank
Hess, Moyer & Co., Inc., Simpson,
Emery & Co., Inc., Joseph^Mellen
& Miller, Inc., and Irving Lundborg & Co.
1975 to
The
1957
month of July,
1957,
totaled 112,974, a
19% increase
over the 94,836 of July, 1956, and
ing
the
increase
45%
a
in
July,
Aviation
1955,
from
the
according
Division
of
the
A. M.
&
Law
Co.
&
In¬
Com¬
pany, Inc.; Wm. P. Harper & Son
& Co.; McDaniel Lewis & Co.;
Clement A.
Evans &
Company
Incorporated;. Edgar M. Norris;
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow Incorporated; J. F. Perko &
Company.
I
Columbia, S. C.
78,178
to the
Puerto
Chisholm
corporated;
Bond
water
Sale
works
—
and
The
$2,500,000
system
Sept. 19—
sewer
bonds offered
Rico Ports Authority.
revenue
ternational
moved through the In¬
Airport in July wa.
2,623,629
pounds
or
2%
more
a
than the 2,564.963 pounds in July,
Inc., Smith, Barney & Co., Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, B. J. Van nlgen & Co.,
Cargo
1956, and 50% greater than the
1,745,884 pounds the same month
in
1955.
The
12
month
period ending
July 31, 1957, listed 927,693 pas¬
v.
186, p. 1100—were awarded to
composed of Blyth & Co.,
group
Inc., Estabrook & Co., Andrews
& Wells, Inc., Park, Ryan, Inc.,
Green,
Ellis & Anderson, and
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., at a
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
price
100.069,
of
follows:
'
1969 inclusive.
to
1959
Minnehaha
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
'720,000 3.80s. Due on
1977
to
1970
from 1978 to
at
of $105,000
public utility* system
bonds was sold to R. S.
revenue
the Board of
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
23
for
the purchase of $10,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1957.
Due on Oct. 1 from
1953 to
1967 inclusive.
Interest
able
F-A.
are
ier, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles'■/'
•
■ '
" ; ,->.v '*!
ton.
revenue
gas
bids
City Clerk
8
p.m.
Due on Sept. 1 from
5s.
514s.
15,000
Due
1969
Due
5.70s.
60,000
inclusive,
1972
to
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive.
Due on Sept. 1 from
80,000 5%s.
1.979 to 1986 inclusive.
Due
5.80s
879,000
•
,
Sept., 1,
on
1987.
bonds
The
1,
of
Sept.
dated
are
callable
become
and
1957
as
1, 1967. Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Citi¬
zens and Southern National Bank
„
Gibbs
Simons,
&
of
syndicate
listed
-
Chester
the
are
the
Sale
Bond
An
—
of
issue
Callable
sold
on
5s.
Due
to
1962
Due
1968.
and
155,000
to
5.70s.
from
1973 to
53/4s.
280,000
from
1979 to
2,207.000 5.80s.
Sept.
on
1
inclusive.
1986
Due
1,
Sept.
1,
1957
are
become
dated
callable
of
as
$50,000 4s. Due
■
Note—See under the above
for
Chester
the
on
the
March I from
Due
4.90s.
400,000
Due
Sept.
1,
1957.
Bank, of San An¬
Dallas.
Clarksville, Texas
a
tem
ROSiR
works
revenue
1957.
Due
of
(F-A)
payable
Bank
a
dividend
of
Corporation has
regular
quarterly
35c
the
outstanding
4.46%,
of
the
payable
Dumas,
sold
was
follows:
as
41/2S.
1958
from
4V4S.
282,000
Due
1990.,
and
1989
on Feb. 10
1988 inclusive.
Due
to
Feb.
on
..
10,
.
10,
1957.
National Bank & Trust
Company,
approved
& Boothman, of Dallas.
Other members
of the syndicate: Columbian Se¬
Chicago.
Legality
by Dumas, Huguenin
curities
Corporation
of
Texas,
&
Co.,
Rand
& - Co.,
Dittmar
Hammill & Co., Stern
and
the
at
Clarks¬
Na¬
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
&
Co.,
A.
Waeckerle,
Lucas,
E.
Eisen
Comanche
&
& Co.,
Masten
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Nongard,
Showers
&
Murray,
Inc., Burt
Hamilton
&
Metropolitan
Co.,
business
to
as
on
October
1957;
S.
\V. SI1F1\\RI>
Secretary
Galla¬
$14,000
Alternate
|
house
4s.
1958
to
15.000 4^s.
1972
to
bonds
Due
on
1971
Due
was
Sept.
sold
1
to
from
inclusive.
o->
S°r>t. 1
1976 inclusive.
gher,
Citv
bonds due
from
for
4
1977
011
Clerk,
bids
on
are
asked
Nov. 1
11
a.m.
the
purchase
of
$195,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
Vt.
school
1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Call¬
Sept.
from
Weld
able after five years from date
at
price
a
Principal
issue.
of
of
interest
and
at
payable
(A-O)
fiscal
the
County
Legality
approved by Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
and
Redevelopment
the
Seattle.
$1,221,500 notes
plus
a
City, at 2.43%,
York
Bank, New
in New York City.
agency
premium of $17.
Toll Bridge Authority-
Washington
(P. O. Seattle),
Offering
Bond
for
(a)
from 1958 to
inclusive, and (b),bonds due
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬
Wash.
An
—
issue
of
$30,500,000 Hood River Canal and.
Washington State Ferries bonds is
expected to be sold 011 Oct. 17.
Bellevue, Wash.
Sale—The
Bond
Improvement District No. 56-D-04
special assessment bonds offered
Aug. 27 —v. 186, p. 892 — were
awarded to Southwick-Campbell
8c
Seattle,
of
Co.,
5.20s,
as
at
a
000
water
sold
to
Wm. P.
Co.,
as
4%s.
Due
on
District (P. O. Prosser),
Washington
Sale—The $170,000 gen¬
Hospital
Bond
revenue
of
$447,-
bonds
Was
Harper & Son &
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1987
Callable as of Sept. 1,
obligation bonds offered Sept.
12—v. 186, p. 1100—were sold to
the State Finance Committee.
Legality
Interest M-S.
1977.
County, Prosser Public
Benton
issue
Sale—An
Bond
inclusive.
100.08.
of
Washougal, Wash.
Local
$27,000
ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
csc
norowitz, of Seattle.
WISCONSIN
eral
Sale—An issue of
Bond
chased
was pur¬
sale by a
of Blyth & Co.,
negotiated
composed
group
bonds
revenue
via
$3,850,-
Inc., Pacific Northwest Co., Foster
& Marshall, and Kalman & Co., as
follows:
v
Offering—Virgil H. Hur-
Bond
sealed
ceive
,(CST) on Oct. 22 for the purchase
of
$5,500,000 general obligation
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
&
King
414s.
2,135,000
from 41975
Dated
Due
City.
Sun
Oct.
and interest
on
Oct.
1
Principal
1957.
1,
(A-O) payable at the
City Treasurer's office,
at
or
the
porate
Sept.
Thorgrimson
County,
No.
Soap
156
obligation
Sept.
O.
Ephrata),
16—v.
sold to the
186,
State,
$45,000
gen¬
offered
1100—were
p.
as
4 Vis, at
par.
King County, Renton Sch. District
No. 403 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
will receive
(PST) or
1 for the purchase of $750,general
obligation • school
County
sealed
Oct.
000
bonds.
Treasurer,
bids until 2 p.m.
Dated Oct. 1,
Oct. 1 from
Callable
of
issue.
1957. Due on
1959 to 1967 inclusive
after
5
vears
Principal
from
and
&
date
interest
COLUMBIA
Bond Sale—An issue of
$390,000
bonds was
sold to a group composed of A.
E. Ames & Co., Pemberton Secu¬
rities, and the Royal Bank of Can¬
improvement
4V2%
bonds
Baird
Delta, B. C.
School
Lake
(P.
W.
100.16, a basi^ of
CANADA
BRITISH
Sale—The
Bond
Robert
Horo¬
&
Washington
_
.
to
offered
bonds
186, p. 1109 —were
3%s, at
as
Wis.
$150,000 cor¬
The
about 3.71%.
witz, of Seattle.
Grant
—
purpose
awarded
Co.,
Prairie,
16 —v.
fiscal agency of the State in New
York City. Legality approved by
Preston,
Sale
Bond
inclu:ive.
1982
to
Dawson,
,
inclusive.
1974
to
approved
by
Wood.
of New York
Legality
$1,715,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1959
will re¬
bids until 10:30 a.m.
Comptroller,
City
less,
Wash.
Everett,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Due
ada.
Oct.
on
1976 inclusive.
j
j
school
receive
(PST)
until
bids
Oct.
011
Sept. 3 were awarded to
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
eral
Thornton & McMahon, as follows:
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
.the
Sievers,
will
Treasurer,
County
to White,
Note Sale—The
Co., Lovett Abercrombie & Co.,
Harrington & Co., and Muir In¬
vestment Corp.
*
-
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 3 for the purchase of $2,220,000
general obligation improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
stock¬
of
Washington
Offering—Verne
Bond
offered
District
Corp.,
S"n An*onio, Texas
Independent Sch. Dist.,
_
County, Everett School
District No. 2 (P. O. Everett),
W.
Lauren
Housing Authority, Va.
Heimerdinger,
i
1957.
record
Roanoke
Walter, Woody &
Fridley,
Hess &
Frederking, Moroney, Beissner &
Dallas
Snohomish
be
basis of about 3.99%.
a
000 water
Callable
at par on Feb.
10, 1978, or on
any interest payment date there¬
after.
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the American
Oct.
Dated
Bond Offering—J. Frank
■
common
Corporation
31.
of
the
at
by
to
Aug.
1
;
bonds
by
of Seattle.
VIRGINIA
price
net interest cost of about
$2,718,000
Boothman, of Dallas.
,
on
stock
share
per
Bank, Dallas.
proved
Aircraft
declared
or
of
in
Mercantile
ville,
Directors
sold
Dated
Principal
tional
Board
sys¬
Feb. 1 from 1959
on
National
sewer
was
Co.
inclusive.
1977
First
and
bonds
Southwest
interest
CORPORATION
Dist.,
syndicate headed by Rowles,
& Company, at a price
of par, a
Brothers
Bond Sale—An issue of $210,000
1,
AIRCRAFT
Sch.
Winston
Shearson,
associated
to
01.
1
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
mas,
First
10
March
National
re¬
DIVIDEND NOTICE
close
011
Frost
4%. water
holders
inclusive.
Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
and
•
October
1
of
Texas
schoolhouse
Treasurer's
approved
offered
4.10s,
as
100.05,
of
Dated
County sale
the
of
names
Rohr
March
1988 inclusive.
from 1978 to
underwriters.
The
011
tonio.
Charleston.'
port
and Rauscher,
jointly, as fol¬
1968 to 1977
from
South
Carolina, Columbia, or
at
the
Empire Trust Co., New
York City.
Legality approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
on
4l->s.
100,000
izens and Southern National Bank
of
to
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
1, 1967. Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Cit¬
terest
sold
was
Co.,
on
Independent
County
the
Legality
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
WASHINGTON
purchase
the
Callable
from date of issue.
Treasurer's office, or at the State's
(CST)
p.m.
must
$47,000
bonds
awarded
were
1 from
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,000,-
In¬
lows:
bonds
and
Sept.
Co.,
& Co., Inc.,
Pierce
1987.
The
bonds
&
Dittmar
Sept.
on
Pasadena
000
schoolhouse
for
24
Sept.
on
1972 inclusive.
13
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
5
Mr.
Sale—The
Bond
Sale—Sealed bids will be
until
sale
of
School District,
Town
construction
$1,250,000 school house bonds. Le¬
gality approved
by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
to
inclusive.
1978
Due
Due
sys¬
Springs Consolidated
Independent School District
(P. O. Dimmit), Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $550,000
1
Sept.
on
sewerage
Carrizo
inclusive.
Due
Sept.
Fisher,
G.
terest M-S.
...
1972
R.
bonds.
1 from 1959 to
Due on Sept. 1 from
60,000 5V2s.
1969
tem revenue
Sept. 1, 1967
on
and
works
water
inclusive.
1966
25,000 5V4S.
—
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
30
for
the purchase of $85,000
from
1
Sept.
on
Midland
at
office.
describing
Brochure
from
Winhall
ity approved by Dumas, Huguen¬
in & Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond
Offering
Bond
Co., and B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., as follows: $35,000
In¬
1977.
Bonham, Texas
Sept. 18 to a syndi¬
headed
by White, .Weld &
cate
15,
able
VERMONT
Aug.
received
762,000 natural gas revenue bonds
was
Oct.
inclusive.
years
sealed
1, 1957.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Lubbock National Bank.
Legal¬
A-O.
terest
$2,-
to
of
as
inclusive.
1986
1958
from
Due
Authority
York), S. C.
O.
tax
Dated Oct. 15, 1957.
house bonds.
York County Natural Gas
(P.
unlimited
$400,000
County Sale.
of
school
for the purchase
26
Sept.
on
the
Dated
District
District's
Fiscal
Agent,
Zion's Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City.
132,000 4V2s. Due on Feb. 1 from.
1968 to 1979 inclusive.
(CST)
6
Gibbs,
inclusive.
1962
to
bonds. Dated Nov.
on
Nov. 15 from
Due
1967
to
after
Suburban
terms
obtained
from
1
and
issue
&
Feb.
on
City
bonds.
nue
Bank,
41,000 4l4S. Due on Feb.
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m.
Due
4s.
1958
.15
Texas
those
as
same
above report on
April
on
Big Spring Independent Sch. Dist.,
Bond
the
in
Due
$27,000
from 1978 to 1987 inclusive.
of
members
Other
—
4%s.
530,000
Charleston.
Note
Due
1959
purchase of $175,000 sewer reve¬
follows:
as
1957.
15,
received until Sept. 30 for the
i
sold
was
National
Lubbock
Lubbock,
on April 15
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
Carolina, Columbia, or
at
the
Empire Trust Co., New
York City.
Legality approved by
the
to
bonds
schoolhouse
000
Due
190,000 .4 v2s.
South
Sinkler,
interest
and
sealed bids
(PST) on Oct. 8
the purchase of $300,000 gen¬
eral obligation
(P. O. Sale Lake City), Utah
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1957.
1 from 1958 to 1967
Principal
for
receive
p.m.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Lake
Salt
joint¬
1,
Aug.
Dated
Aug.
will
until *1:30
No. 2
(F-A)
on April
15
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
4%s.
$355,000
Sept.
of
4'/4S.
011
inclusive.
Wash.
Offering—A. R. Wechner,
of the Board * of Commis¬
Clerk
1987 inclusive.
1984 to
County
Vancouver),
O.
sioners,
1979 inclusive.
to
interest
the
Bond
200,000 4.90s. Due on June 1 from
payable at the Mercantile
—v.
186, p. 1207—were awarded National Bank, of Dallas. Legality
to
a
group
composed of First approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Southwest Co.; Rauscher, Pierce Crowe, of Dallas.
& Co.; Dittmar & Co.; McClung &
ldalou Rural High School District,
Knickerbocker, and Rowles, Win¬
Texas
ston & Co., at 100.042, a net inter¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,est cost of about 4.70%, as follows:
1
Sept.
on
bonds
house
as
Due
$1,075,000 school
offered Sept. 17—
Bond Sale—The
Due on Sept. 1 from
40,000 5V2S.
ly,
T exas
1968.
and
1967
Independent School District,
Alice
1972
and
Vancouver Port District
of
(P.
inclusive.
1971
to
Principal
at
payable
Port
ol
265,000 474s. Due on June 1 from
of
First of Texas Corporation,
Sept. 11,
on
price
a
follows:
as
1963
New
Co., and the
&
Edwards
N.
liam
TEXAS
at
(M-N)
$150,000 41/28. Due on June 1 from
$100,000 waterworks and sewer system
revenue
bonds was sold to Wil¬
1966 inclusive.
to
1962
Hill,
inclusive.
1977
to
Treasurer's office.
185,000 4.80s. Due on June 1 from
1980 to 1983 inclusive.
issue
Sale—An
Bond
&
issue.
net interest cost of about
a
4.78%,
Tex.
Haltom,
.
$25,000
of
as
York City.
bonds.
ment
98,55,
1, 1957. Due on Nov.
1959
from
of
p.
Harkness
1,
1965
Chase Manhattan Bank,
the
(CST) on Sept. 30
cor
the purchase of $55,000 gen¬
eral
obligation street improve¬
until
Sept.
dated
are
Sept. 1, 1964. Principal and inter¬
est (M-S) payable at the Repub¬
lic National Bank in Dallas, or at
Sealed
—
will be received by the
bonds
was sold
on Sept.
18 to a syndi¬
cated headed by White, Weld &
Co., and B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., as follows:
%
natural
Offering
Bond
Sale—An issue of $1,099,-
Bond
000
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
bonds
1
Callable after 10 years from date
892—were awarded
to a group composed of Edward
L. Burton & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Kalman
&
Co.,
and
Dwinnell,
186,
R.
will
Treasurer,
Nov.
Dated
$800,000 sew¬
bonds offered Sept. 10
revenue
—v.
1
Sept.
on
Utah
Sale—The
Bond
er
1957, and those maturing in
and thereafter are callable
Presho, S. Dak.
Lancaster), S. C.
Authority (P, O.
The
Due
4.30s.
O. Clearfield),
(P.
inclusive.
1965
to
from
A-°y
Natural Gas
Lancaster County
1.958
950,000
Johnson,
receive
(PST) on
Sept. 30 for the purchase of $310,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Offering—L.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
County Sewer District
North Davis
follows:
as
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
County
Due on Sept. 1 from
$400,000 41/4S.
will
Education,
call¬
as of Aug.
1, 1966. Interest
Legality approved by Sinkthereafter
and
1967
Alfred
Mrs.
—
Thompson, Clerk of
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from
1958 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds due
in
Offering
Bond
Southwest Co.,
County School District No,
402
UTAH
Airport maintenance base rev¬
enue bonds was
sold to the First
Thorgrimson
Preston,
by
Bond
Dallas.
000
(P. O.
48
Lyons), S. Dak.
Co., Inc., as 43/js. Dated
Dickson &
District No.
the
County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Pierce
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas, Texas
School
&
Bank, Chicago. Legality approved
Sale—An issue of $1,350,-
Bond
Independent
County
proved
Bank of New York;
the Harris Trust & Savings
at
or
Interest M-S. Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
payable
Treasurer's
National City
1977.
1,
par.
Minnehaha
Bond Sale—An issue
1,
Sept.
dated
are
and those maturing in 1978
thereafter are callable as of
Sept.
offered Aug. 19 were
sold to the State Commissioner of
Schools and Public Lands, as 3s,
combined
•
and
bonds
ing
S. C.
West,
Due
,
Monday, September 23, 1957
.
(A-O)
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the National Bank of
Commerce,
San
Antonio;
First
inclusive.
1983
to
bonds
The
1957,
Sale—The $180,000 build¬
Bond
1
Due on Jan.
1987 inclusive.
3.90s.
1,140,000
Dell Rapids
County,
Independent Sch. Dist. No. 146
(P. O. Dell Rapids), S. Dak.
1 from
Due on Jan.
5s.
$640,000
1977
sive.
Due on Sept. 1 from
121,000 4%s.
DAKOTA
SOUTH
interest
net
a
cost of about 3.97%, as
"
.
,
(1316)
60
1
from
1957 t
Interest A-O.
Kitimat, B. C.
Bond
000
U.
5%
S.
Sale—An issue of $1,522,
district
funds
bonds payable i
was
purchased
by
a
composed of A. E. Ames 8c
Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
Royal Bank of Canada and th
Bank of Montreal. Due on Apri
15 from
1958
to
1977 inclusive.
group
Interest A-O.
@FedFRASER