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MON DAY
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iiatMr
Reg. U. 8> Pat. Office
Volume 184
New York
Number 5571
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, September 24, 1956
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Able
Mining
INDUSTRIAL
-
New York,
PROCEEDS—The
leases
for
proceeds
exploration
corporate
used
Loewi
&
working
;/
certain
properties
Steel
Acme
incorporated
was
lead,
copper,
in
Gila
Co.
zinc,
in
Stock Offered
—
Arizona
manganese,
Arizona.—V.
County,
184,
in June,
1956
gold and silver
913.
/
the
books
proceeds
of
the
sale
BUSINESS—Company
tributors
wire
of
steel
stitching
furniture,
gives
additional
cost
a
have
the
six
for
months
first
for
each
in
dividends
•
extra
of
10
1956
near
since
its
it
period
of
/
Net
the
or
notes
*On
-
of
which
making
GIVING
19.
further
19,
EFFECT
the
TO
PRESENT
for
in
Cotrp.
borrowed
used
that
At
time
Reserve Banks
long-term bank loans and
acquisition of assets of
the banks
agreed to make a
with
to
the
company
of
$5,000,000
for
the
purpose
of
second payment for such assets, and on Sept. 13, 1956,
company borrowed the additional $5,000,000 for that purpose.
6,515 shares of common stock held in
shares have been allocated conditionally
the
under
company's
UNDERWRITERS—The
through
Incentive
several
underwriters
below,
Sharps
Bacon,
Blyth
the
the terms
common
stock
now
offered
from
the
company,
subject
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner
»
A.
&
Forgan
Harriman
&
&
Co.
Peabody
Co.,
Securities Corp._
Hornblower & Weeks
9,000
Co.,
12,000
9,000
Julien
12,000
Paine,
Co.,
&
Co.
Dean
Webber,
Jackson
Curtis
Witter
&
Co
Sullivan
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Reynolds & Co.,
Inc
G, H. Walker & Co
&
Co.__
E.
Masten
Stifel,
Gardner
4,000
First
Hammill & Co.__
4,000
Hill
Howard,
Goodbody
Newhard,
Piper,
7,000
Reinholdt
7,000
7,000
Shearson,
Stern
Co.-—
4,000
7,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
4,000
& Co..,—
Cook & Co
&
Hopwood
&
Brothers
&
Co.._
Co
3,000
3,000
Co
3,000
&
Inc.
Co
&
3,000
&
Baker,
Co
3,000
Lestrange
Simonds
Bateman,
&
Eichler
&
Co.
2.000
2,000
Co.__
2,000
Co
&
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Elworthy & Co
Southwest
Richards
Weil,
Friedrichs
&
-
200
Exchange
the
company
is at Pinellas
'
'
Nov.
17,
1955,
a
the Civil
exemption
1-year
to
GIVING
convertible subordinated
Branck
stock
Preferred
2,000
stock,
"An
(par
(par
additional
committed
2,000
3he ^fldontreal Stock Exchange
PRESIDENT
O^ice:
73
(Bruce SI. TJorrii
Broci? St.,
1
i
-
awarded this
corpo¬
serve
EFFECT
TO
debentures
PRESENT FINANCING
300,000
for
the
312,500 shs.
$1)
25,000 shs.
$10)
146,219
$100,000
shares
of
common
following purposes:, (a)
stock
J3lie (Canadian Stock ddxekange
3etephone
EM 8-4731
(jeorge 2b. SldamA
§ U Brook,, C. WaUrotk jr., S W. StriclLnd, R.S. WotLerJl, P. C. Waite, S. 3. Mil
I
are
Outstanding
$100,000
/ 300.000
*107,050 shs.
22,000 shs.
reserved
and
possible conversion of series
DIRECTORS:
3. S.PoAe,
the
International Airport, St. Peters¬
,
KINGSTON, ONT.
VICE-PRESIDENT
to
has
that, subject
company
.
Aeronautics Board
secured bank loan—-
Common
2,000
Co
of
Fla.
5Va%
2,000
Co.__
Sag Street TORONTO/ CANADA
the
Bank
.
sAdcimb J^
Mml erA: 3he 3oronto Stoch
addition
In
—
securities,
Manhattan
Authorized
Labouisse.
& Co
capital.
CAPITALIZATION
6%
2,000
__
of
Bogota and Leticia.
'
•
The company now owns and operates five C-46F aircraft. All of the
flight equipment owned by the company will be subject to the lien
of a chattel mortgage to the Chase Manhattan Bank.
3,000
Co.,
3,000
Arthurs,
Co
Jaffray
&;
Nicolaus
Stix
Co
&
3,000
&
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
4.000
4.000
4,000
4,000
4.000
_v_.—
&
&
3,000
3,000
Bennett
4.000
Inc.
Collins
Cruttenden
Co.__
Inc.
&
7,000
Francis I. du Pont
12,000
:—
Schwabacher
9,000
Co
Bache & Co.—
12,000
Co
5,000
5,000
—
McDonald
9,000
12,000
&
Co
&
Bosworth,
12.000
Weld
McCormick
Inc.
Manley,
A.
&
Co
Richards & Co
Kay,
5,000
5,000
Co.__
Company,
&
5,009
5,000
5,000
Co
Chapman &
Illinois
9,000
Moseley & Co
/White,
Farwell,
Clarke
W.
Hentz
sale
Chase
Managua, Nicaragua; San Jose,
Costa Rica; Quito, Ecuador;
and Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Operations to
Quito and Guayaquil were commenced in February, 1956.
Inaugural
service to Managua and San Jose has not yet been started, as appllcat'ons for
landing permits with these governments are still pending.
The company believes that the 1-year provisional permit for San Jose
will be approved in the near future.
//'The company operates more than 60 scheduled round-trip flights per
month along Its regular routes. At the request of the Colombian Gov¬
ernment, the company also operates a service within Colombia between
Shares
John
H.
Co.,
Simmons
(Inc.)
12,000
Inc.
S.
to
&
The Milwaukee
Equitable
5,000
Co
&
&
9,000
40,500
Inc.--
Co
&
&
Smith, Earney & Co
F.
Blunt Ellis
The
Central Republic Co.
—
Kidder,
Allyn
Blair
William
Shares
A.'- C.
&
Baird
Inc.~_
Pierce,
Ripley &
Inc.
;
40,500
Beane
Becker
G.
Glore,
Inc
W.
Inc.
and conditions of the underwriting agreement:
Shares
&
Whipple
Robert
&
Co.,
Inc.
and
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, as representatives, have entered into an underwriting agreement with the
company whereby they have severally agreed
to pur¬
Blyth
offices
On
acting
the
BUSINESS—The corporation was Incorporated in Florida on Oct. II,
to engage in business as an all cargo air carrier.
The principal
the
named
public
from
1947,
burg,
treasury of
for future dis¬
Compensation Plan.
the
the
ration
of
5,332
tribution
chase
Clearings
stock
1, 1956, and are subject to certain
issuable in amounts of $100 each
FINANCING
ADDITIONAL
from
commitment
a
working
the
iExclusive
which
of Bank
Course
The
loan
making
46
48
Notices 48
45
—
common
success
of the subject underlying to net the company not Jess
$157,500, Chase Manhattan Bank, will lend tne company $300,00),
by a chattel mortgage on the five C-46F aircraft owned by the
company, repayable at the rate of $10,000 per month over a period of
3i0 months, at an interest rate of 5Vfe%
per annum.
The company Intends to use the proceeds for the following purposes
andy?in the following order of priority: (1) $188,152 to pay off existing
aircraft loans;
(2)
$78,000 to be applied
to accounts payable;
(3)
modification kit (Super C-46)
$21,000; (4) aircraft modifications $14,000;
(5)
aircraft overhauls $50,000;
(6)
the balance to be used for
9
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
the
are
of
than
Condition Statement of Federal
Combined
banks,
July
They
shares
secured
46
Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
AND
derived
received
Foreign
repay
to
connection
and
dated
are
provisions.
fund
proceeds
to
Outstanding
from
t
Cover
52
& Investment News
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable,,,
State
(Fla.)—Securities Of¬
Inc.
multiples
PROCEED3
General Corporation
based on current
year,
>
thereof.
Each unit is convertible at the option of the
holder at any time after July 1, 1956 until July 1, 1961 into common
stock at $3.25 per share; if rpm July
1. 1961 to July 1, 1966 into
common stock at $3.62 y2 per share;
;from July 1, 1966 to maturity into
common
stock
at
$4 per share.
The bonds are redeemable by the
corporation after July 1, 1956, at prices ranging from 104% to 100%.
Miscellaneous Features
12,380,113 shs.,
$10,000,000
and
1955
$15,000,000
3,000,000 shs.
debentures
The
sinking,
Industrial Stock Averages 33
_—
and
Americana,
a
&
interest, and 35,000
(par $1) at $3 per share,
33
Averages
Bond
and
Sud
accrued
43
44
SEO.£?t4ex of $tocli^rioesA._—'33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange,- -- 3"
Transactions American Stock Exchd^ige.
33
•
FINANCING
'"$15,000,000
company
was
paid
was
1957
value)
par
1956,
Steel
Newport
I
July
<S10
$8,300,000
$1,500,000
the
due
stock
July
x
*?'
sales'-'"*
stock
share.
per
Authorized
4%%
plant
./
income
common
$1.93
Stock
Illinois
new
Hough, Inc., St. Petersburg, Fla., on
Sept. 12 offered publicly $100,000 of 6% convertible
subordinated debentures; due July 1, 1971, at 100% and
,
share
per
—
owned subsidiary of Acme Steel Co. will be
corporation under the name of Acme-
wholly
a
a
Aerovias
39
40
—
Exchange—
National Quotation
net
*
annual
Its
1955.
share on
$3,814,167,
per
was
Stock
as
as
fered—Beil
38
Exchange
Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Dow-Jones
the
has paid cash dividends on the common
1901.
So
far this year
thiWe quarterly
have been paid and with each an
a total of $1.50 per share.
since
CAPITALIZATION
Common
JU.,
Riverdale,
,
.
1885.
organizaton,
company
cents
cents,
like
to-$3.12
of
year
40
of
the
equal
half
DIVIDENDS—The
stock
:•
facilities
$10,00^,000.
business
its
$39,999,258. in 1946 to $110,133,016 in 1955. For
ended June 30, '1956 sales were $64,161,834 compared
$53,489,079
the
other
in
Stock
Over-the-Counter Markets
within
steel
Steel Purchase—
Newport
companies should approximately $170,000,000
operating rates.—V. 134, p. 1117.
36
Exchange
■
.
Co
of Newport Steel have been currently running at the rate of
approximately $5,000,000 a month whereas Acme Steel's have been
around
$10
million
a
month.
The
combined
annual sales for the
37
37
Toronto
from
$6,172,119,
was
sinks.
and
&
Sales
37
Toronto
tools
Newport
34
Canadian Stock Exchange.,
dis¬
and equipment and
manufactures tubular metal
subsidiary
semi-finished
approximately
been
increased
with
A
manufacturers and
largest
strapping
cabinets
build
to
of
of
Stock
Montreal
of, Newport Steel, in line with Acme's expansion pro¬
its own source of semi-finished steel.
To provide
has
Acme
the
and
1,000
Wood
Chapman & Scott subsidiary.
34
J
Exchange—
Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange—
Acme
supplies
plans
company
at
V
kitchen
steel
of
one
equipment.
Acquisition
gram,
is
strapping
Harold
Newport Steel Co.
.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
use $9,950,000 to complete the payment of $16,450,000
purchase of
Newport Steel
Corp.,
of Newport,
Ky.,
under
made in July of this year.
The balance of proceeds
will. be added to Acfne's working capital.
1,000
1,000
2,000
E.
1,000
purchase agreement with
14 consummated the deal
possession of the property and assets of the former Merritt-
takes
operated
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange,^
agreement
an
2,000
Co
Co.
This company,
under the provisions of a
Newport Steel Corp., Newport, Ky., on Sept.
34
Stock
Los Angeles
its
for
1,000
Quail & Co., Inc
Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
ancl
34
Exchange
Detroit Stock
shares Acme will
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
13
Exchange (Bonds)
Bond
Corp.
2,000
Inc.
Renshaw
29
Stock
Cincinnati
additional
these
of
Share
25
(Stocks)
,
the
of
&
&
Boston
Midwest
closed.
PROCEEDS—Out
Wells
Co.,
American Stock Exchange—,
headed jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, on Sept. 19 offered for
public sale 400,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
priced at $33 per share. This offering was oversubscribed
and
&
Consummates
Page
Stock Exchange
New York Stock
group
•
<'/'
..
New York
p.
An underwriting
—
Rodman
Stock and Bond Quotations
1,000
Indianapolis
2,000
McGlone
Mullaney,
J
the payment on
capital and other
Inc.
2,000
2,000
Inc
Co.
Carl
for
Co.,
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
2,000
Ryons & Co
&
Irving Lundborg & Co
McCourtney-Breckenridge
In This Issue
purposes.
acquire
mining
be
development,
and
BUSINESS—Company
I to
to
are
Shares
Shares
on
net
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Lester,
Aug. 23 offered publicly 292,500
shares of common stock (par five cents) at $1 per share
as a
speculation. [It had previously been reported that
the offering amounted to 300,000 shares.]
Corp.,
INSURANCE
-
Fenner
Offered—The
Inc.—Stock
Co.,
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1226)
possible exercise of outstanding
to employees 4,650 shares, (d)
possible conversion of debentures 30,769 shares.—V. 10% p. bx7»
preferred stock
A
warrants
87,500
for
(c)
sale
Offered—
This corporation on Sept. 20 offered to the holders of its
common stock of record on Sept. 19, 1956 rights to sub¬
scribe for $16,377,000 of its 4% convertible subordinated
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Debentures
1, 1981. Stockholders will be en¬
titled to subscribe for $100 principal amount of deben¬
tures for each 23 shares of common stock held, with war¬
debentures, due Oct.
3:30 p.m. (EDT) on Oct. 2, 1956. The
subscription price is 100%.
A group headed by The
First Boston Corp. and Smith, Barney & Co. will under¬
write the offering.
/
rants expiring at
The
;
debentures
to
prior
The
convertible
are
maturity
at
debentures
into
per share.
redeemable at
stock
common
at
time
any
$55
the
company's option at prices
ranging from 104%, if redeemed in the 12 month period beginning
Oct.
1, 1956, to 100%
if redeemed in the year prior to maturity.
The sinking fund,
which begins operation in 1966, is calculated to
retire 75% of the issue at 100%
prior to maturity, but. the company
may, at its option, increase sinking fund payments by up to $800,000
la
such
any
are
year.
(
PROCEEDS—The
prepay
certain
due
the
in
outstanding
next
calendar
three
remainder will be
The
years.
added
to
general funds and should be sufficient, with other cash resources,
to
complete all presently authorized capital improvements.
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged principally in the manufacture
and sale of stainless-steel, electrical steel and electrical alloys, and
other special types of steel and alloys,
and is one of the leading
producers
of such products.
Stainless steel and electrical
account for approximately 50%
and 30%, respectively, of
sales
total s&lis
volume.
The company has
about
15,700 employees and has plants
at
Brackenridge
and
West
Leechburg,
Leechburg,
Pa.;
Dunkirk,
Watervliet
and
Tonawanda,
N.
Y,;
Wallingford,
Conn,;
Ferndale,
Mich,; Marengo, 111.;
and
Los
Angeles,
Calif.
V
steel
EARNINGS—Net sales of
Allegheny Ludlum in 1955 were $255,240,619
and net earnings after preferred dividends were $14,659,7o4, or
^
per share.
In the six months ended June 30, 1956, sales were $153,713,794 compared with sales of $116,736,425 in the similar six months
of 1955. For the 1956 first half, net earnings after preferred dividends
were
$3,035,131, or $2.44 per share, compared with $6,245,011, or
yi.85 per share in the 1955 half year.
■;$
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
debt
Long-term
2.85%
3%
*
due
notes
notes
due
1970
$6,001,000
1972__
4,700,000
3.75%
notes
due
1977
3.25%
notes
due
1959——-
Non-interest
ments
1957
4%
•
*On
stock
stock
June
($1
due 1981
of
the
10,000,000 shs.
debentures
JSince
Option
June
in
30,
have
Plan
stock,
connection
1956,
options
been
the
at
exercised
and
with
8,120
the
granted
initial
$3,733,949 shs.
conversion
of
acquisition
UNDERWRITERS—The
under
of
the
respect
with
shares
to
price
assets
underwriters
Employees'
Paul
of
f'.vv
Boston
%
Corp,——
&
Co.,
.80
.
Chaplin
&
Co.——i
' Lehman
.50
r_
Carl
Inc.
,50
Brothers
Hasten
&
Securitier
&
Co.__
Steele
&
&
6.30
Co
Co.
Sachs
&
Co
V.
184,
Co
&
.50
time
anywhere,
6.30
Co
&
*
1.10
2.45
Offered
,
rods
in
ard
such
sheet,
insulation,
White,
Dean
Inc.
Weld
&
&
.80
Co
Witter
Co
3.10
,
Tills
proofing applications,
;
comiiany,
it was announced
to acquire all of the
exchange for
equal
to
none
oi
Wi.oai
aggregate
is
value
total
of
Sept.
on
by
like.—V.
17,
has
consisting of
Share?
of
The
blocks,
electrical
184,
721.
p.
received
American
Gas.
Seneca
in
surrounded
by
SEC
common
cap¬
1,030 snares,
American
1.0C0
Gas
shares
individuals
three
with
system
is
area
of
$500,090..
held
are
affiliated
service
and
outstanding shares of
distribution
power
Its
rings,
as
heat
for
the
and
Light & Power Co.,
capital stock
electric
Ohio.
an
market
a
(ommon
used
Co.—Acquisition—
authorization
Seneca
in
common
Seneca's
single family,
a
Seneca
and
of
in
operates
Crawford
an
Insurers'
Development
Co.
Statement
—
Withdrawn—
The
registration statement filed with the SEC on Feb.
10.
1956,
covering a proposed issue of 400,000 shares of common stack
(par $1)
ut $2 per share
through Odess. Martin & Herzberg, Inc.,
Birmingham
Ala., was withdrawn on Aug. 2, 1956.
See also V. 183, p. 877.
American-Marietta Co.—Earnings Up
This
the
company announced on Sept.
17
third quarter amounted to
36%
period last
The
31,
the
1955
Sales
and
net
a
represented
similar
three
the
compared
months
with
sales
in
corresponding
the
was
the
3,755,900
earned
nine
common
of
1956
rose
of
increase
year
fiscal
over
sales
of
ago.
year,
net
was
to
were
$136,789,081
requirements,
were
$2.47
$2.01,
stock
eai
"In
rungs records.
the quarter
immediately ahead,
from
$107,041,506
per
Earnings
after
earnings applicable to
share, of which $1.03
per
common
adjustment
for
share
the
The
Federal
Other
dividend
.cash
15,
of 25
cents per share
and
stock
dividend of 3%,
of
1956,
a
The
on
stock
common
of
the
Subs.)—August Sales Up—
Telegraph
&
for
wholesale
in
the
Homestead
for
the
company's
'year
holdings,
was
his
taxes
operating
equivalent
deductions
income
12,136,647
to
27,180,234
$1,702,972
$1,397,379
234,769
32.^,433
643,881
stock & surplus
per
$1,379,534
$1,112,610
$0.43
3,245,366
Arcadia
Nickel
■
$0.31
share
com.
on
shares
of
$2,938,618
$1.06
$0.91
outstanding.—V.
for
Ltd.,
Rosen,
shareholders
"Receipt
President,
Toronto,
in part:
$1,000,000
ore
and
from
reserves
platinum
1,000-ft.
"The
a
Canada—Sells
The management
tons of combined
depth in four known
management
has
financing
and
a
substantial
Sudbury
district
nickel,
by this corporation.
underground development of hold¬
can
permitted
report
now
nickel,
copper
recalculation
a
of
sales
164,
indicated
an
potential
platinum ores to
funds
$37,500
and
representative
bulk
samples
from
Works
State
stock
a
•April
6
of
record
and
quarters
dividend
a
July
cash
paid.—V.
were
of
a
lVfe%,
or
Co.,
Baton
from
completed.—V. 18*, p. 423.
was
and he predicted that wit ..in three to five years
equipment would be at an a.mual rate of at least
July 31—
dividend
cash
both
payable
of
operations
cents
5,
Net
shares
878,651
of
$4.97
$
revenues
Operating
expenses
Other
Net
Net
income
operating
26,430,159
-
J'
stock¬
of
this
Scientific
corporation
Co.,
fiscal year,
Cnicago,
for
$'
24,367,976 185.033.584
17,557,640 134,505,151
—
19,754,398
the
and
111.,
first
sales
2,526,100
2,728,700
19,394.132
taxes—
1,135.330
1,042,906
8,885,365
would
operating income
charges
In
of
$28,056,
the
or
3,014,331
3.038,730
22,248.936
said
and
2,632,214
18,823,273
that
high
over
a
18,467,572
level
the
supplies,
Industries,
Inc.
below.:—V.
181,
p.
for
the
like
■ v'-■-" -'/
manufactures
and
distributes
$2,910,092,
were
an
the $2,579,144 reported last year.
to shareholders that based on
of
sales
$1,300,000
increase
annually.
rate
on
He
reported
a
a
continuing
said
year
this
was
ago.
company's
of
the
backlog of orders and receipts
previous year.
the financial condition of the
on
share
per
letter
rate
to
stock outstand¬
common
cents
as compared with $4,218,700
increased from $1,775,199 to
to
$3.86
Chemical
total
a
to
of
$4.14
$6,765,436.
company,
per
Process
a
year
Mr.
Although
ago.
$2,304,016,
The
are
Strelsin
book
current
value
of
current
assets
Cenco
are
stock
share.—V. 182, p. 2787.
Co.—Public
The
Norman
subsidiaries,
Co., Tulsa,
July 31 of the
Supply
working capital at the end of the first three months totaled
from
rose
Offering Withdrawn—
proposed public offering of 15,000 shares of common stock
(par
through Stone & Youngberg, San Francisco, Calif., has been witn-
$1),
Van
the
$771,563.
up
drawn.
Bingham-Herbrand Corp.—May Be Acquired-
owned
ended
.'"/—/r-v_/:■/"
■
.
laboratory
the
equivalent
that
reporting
liabilities
21,592,800
2,478,477
wholly
Refinery
months
2.9
which
company,
operations,
be
said
$4,461,400,
184, p. 722.
See
also
above
19,141,400
7,477,564
its
and
three
:/■>■•/'■•«%/;
instruments
quarter
He
121,066,854
.
ihe 980,956 shares of
on
with
increase of $330,948, or 12.8%
Mr. Strelsin pointed out in
first
169,278,618
183,
after
share
Net
$
outstanding.—V.
it was announced by Alfred A. Strelsin, President.
taxes for the period totaled $45,718, equivalent
earnings
cents per
scientific
1956—7 Mos.—1955
■
taxes—
after
—V.
$
$3.50
109,800
Corp.—Net Increases 63% for First 3 Months-
income
basis
1956—Month—1955
stock
common
273,165
j
ing, as compared
period in 1355.
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
$3,275,840
share of common stock
per
substantially higher than the increase
Bell Telephone
3,934,000
-
increased 63%
current
share
to
430,748
4,575,000
111,000
(including amortiz.
(including deferred taxes)
taxes
on
Cenco
per
1956
$7,592,805
$4,565,561
debt
283,861
$9,682,309
2759.
Okla.,
$7,308,944
359,988
income
Central
1955
$9,322,321
La.—
Rouge,
7'/a
Oct.
1956
$57,546,477 $50,399,156
48,224,156
43,090,212
long-term
on
♦Based
2286.
p.
It
expenses
♦Earnings
debentures."
Sept. 28, 1956. Like amounts were paid on Jan. 6,
6, this year, while in each of the three preceding
dividend of five cents and a stock dividend of 2%
183,
well
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
income
Net
(James B.) Beam Distilling Co.—Declares Dividends—
declared
Home¬
this
year,
such
Net
have
which
Ltd.—Secondary
of debt discount and expense)
2686.
directors
Canadian
on
2x6.
p.
to 4.7
The
reported.
agreement with the Bailey Selburn in¬
one-quarter interest in an adjacent quarter-
a
Federal income taxes
The company on Sept. 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 6,946 shares of common capital stock (no par) to be offered
at $43 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for making extensions and betterments to
company's water system.—
p.
of
with
iarmout
a
income
Interest
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
175,
1%
company
income
Total
the
p.
Rouge Water
of
and
Other
to bring the property to production will
bank loans as the management does not propose
financing through sale, of stock
Baton
Saskatchewan
units.
Income
with
necessary
provided through
further
stated
completion
The well made 54 barrels of
of basic sediment in 21 hours
sales
Costs
Aer Investments Ltd. on 200,000 shares at
150,000 shares at $3 for $1,000,000 has increased cash funds
to approximately $1,800,000.
There is a further $1,000,000 invested in
buildings, equipment, supplies and on preproduction expenses.
Any
additional
successful
Corp.—To Increase Air Conditioner Output—
Celotex
zones.
deposited
on
and
the
choxe,
has
also
snares
Net
$2.75 and
V.
under
9 Months Ended
the
the Hydro Electric
Power Commission of Ontario to provide adequate electric
energy, under
contract,
commencing about Nov.
1,
1956.
Metallurgical tests
are
continuing
at
Ottawa
property.
"The underwriting by
water
no
day.
LaBorde
Mr.
Wampler also outlined Carrier's current $25,030,000 expansion
Approximately $12,000,000 will be spent on Syracuse, (N. Y.)
manufacturing xaciliiies, of wnich the largest portion will be used
to
expand the plant
where
unitary equipment including room air
conditioners is now produced—V. 183, p. 402.
to
report
progress
reported
diamond drilling and
the Worthington Offset have
on
picture.
2,500,000
be
ineh
Mr.
southeastern
in
a
year,"
the
announced
with important
nuation of accelerated
a cont
fiscal
extensive
is
"Extensive
ore
wi.h
It
200,OOu
new
its
on
property,
company properties
See
V.
184,
p.
1015.
742.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—To Sell Equipments—
Bond
Stores, Inc.- -August Sales Up 9.3%—
Month of August—
Sales
1
___
—V.
1956
$4,630,953
Bids
•
for
1955
the
mature
$4,235,709
184, p. 722.
ment
:
will
be
received
purchase
in
15
from
equal
estimated
to
by
it
the
of
annual
cost
company
$3,360,000
up
to
noon
equipment
installments
and
to
(CDT)
trust
be
approximately $4,206,000—V.
on
Oct.
certificates
secured
184,
p.
'
interest,
^
said
of
in
net
plans.
in
27
Aug.
on
$251,-
were
Ih out.ining the r.tw program. Mr. Wampler revealed that Carrier's
of room air conditione.s would be more t..an doubled dur¬
Stock—Ore Reserves Increased—
E.
of
production
175,
its
Corp.,
of
sale
A progiam for
grta.ly increased sales of room air conditioners by
this corporation, to c.u^aca its Over-all leadersmp
posiaoa in air con¬
ditioning volume w..s announced on Sept. Id by Cloud Wampler,
Chairman of .t.e Board.
-"---••
w
.
$3,431,227
stock
common
year
acres
one-eighth interest in the half-section
ing the coming
increase
31
Aug.
%
a
Carrier
1221.
Allen
out on
of 55 cents per snare.
a5l,5il
'
close
the
Ofiermg—A seconaaiy oflering of 5,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $1) was made on Sept. 12 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at
per share, with a dealer's concesssion
$3,392,139
»
fiscal
Canadian Superior Oil of California,
'
common
from
529,000
completed for
the
in
on
oil
has
terests.
24,765,852
$4,078,108
than
more
present
stooxhoiders.
to
company
drilled
was
$4,749,307 $11,433,654 $10,174,257
3,351,923
7,355,546
6,782,118
dividends
Bal. avail, for
ings
activity
gravity
through a
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$5,516,164
3,813,192
the
for
revenues
Baysel Glen Ewen 3-14
unrestricted ilow of 500 barrels
36,393,742
13,386,877
after 'the
with
message
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings
1956—6 Mos.—1955
shortly
funds)
S.
an
operating deficit of $136,276 and net loss after depredepiction and taxes of $283,373. Net loss after charges in
preced.ng fiscal year was $325,604.
"The fiscal year ended May 31,
1956, was a period of significant
development,
marked
by
substantial increases
in
your
company's
holdings of proven and potential oil lands. Several major explora¬
$18,903,041 $16,885,934 $38,613,688 $jl,9-0,l03
revenues
(U.
the
section.—V.
Period End. June 30—
p.
augmented
produced
2,064,8*9 30*,3 <6,zbO 26t»,12i,100
American Water Works Co., Inc.
Ltd.—Earnings Up—
elation,
in
3,083,415
sub¬
1953
now
39
40,646,347
Mexican
year
$525,000 cash
capital stock.
programs were carried
resulis.
Arrangements weic
4,863,142
company's
$215,283 in the previous fiscal year.
Principal
year's revenue was petroleum production of 138,435
net barrels from
working interests in 45 producing wells, ahd from
gross overriding royalties on
a
further 261 producing oil wells.
[i
Expenditures for exploration
of
the company's recently
acquired
of the
exploration
5,088,143
the
new
net
compared
stead
♦Based
Oils
fiscal
history,
by
Consolidated
823,
20,240,701 162,993,561 144,747,660
3,484,000
30,14z,OJ0
2tU3i,00d
1,726,704
14,353,935
12,243,224
taxes-
to
the
fiscal
the
23,972,036
operating income
Net [after charges——
—V. 184, p. 1013.
•Earns,
service
1119.
p.
Okalta
3,171,000
2,008,646
,
and
owns
250,000 shares of
-1955
1956—7 Mos.
Co.—To Sell Bonds—
ended May 31, 1956, shows current
year-end of $543,963, including $378,441 cash, and cur¬
rent liabilities cf $231,116, a ratio of 2.3 to
1, E. H. LaBorde, Presi¬
dent, announced on Sept. 1.
Net working capital of
$312,847, largest
Co,—Earnings.
;.Il'/v
.
Power
.
and
report
at
30,314,547 248,140,843 219.5) 5 6?8
net
will
and distribution
Canadian
The
assets
expenses __—
taxes-
Consol.
to
eks
Brockway
Mono,
California
and to sell shares
company
1956—Month—1955
income
Income
and
1956—Month—1955
19o6—8 M"s
1955
$13,678,959 $12,175,516 $79,990,649 $71,879,061
sidiary.—See also V. 184,
source
Telephone
&
Y.,
Tr
619.
p.
Electric
company
and
34,239,830
exps.
Cortland, N.
Executive
expected
operates an integrated electric production,
system in Nye tnd Esmeralda Counties,
Inyo, Kern, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties
Calif.
It alio owns a non-integrated
system in Riverside and Imperial
Counties, Calif., for service to the Eagle Mountain and
BIythe areas in
to
Net
Oper.
is
ka» filed an application with
the
Federal
Power
seeking authority for the issuance of $8,000,050 of first
transmi .sion,
Nev.,
in
revenues
Operating
Saliba,
Mack
Tne
proceeds generated by the sale of the bonds, at
competitive
bidding, would be used to discharge all short-term bank
loans, the
acquisit.cn of prcpert;, and the construction, completion, extension
and/or improvement of facilities.
!
...
stock.
operating
in
transier
at
truck
company
Commis iion
From Jan. 1, 1956, through Sept. 11, 1956, the prices at which the
suock sold on the New York Stock Exchange ranged from a
high o. $54,375 to a low of $38.25 per share and during tie same
period the bid price for the debenture in the Over-the-Counter market
ranged from a high of $156 to a low of $112 per $100 principal amount.
The last sale price of the common stock on the New York Stock Ex¬
change on Sept. 11, 1956, was $48 per share and the bid and asked
prices of the debentures in the Over-the-Counter market on that date
were $137 and $140, respectively,
per $100 principal amount.—V. 183,
p. 1013.
Operating
Operating
the
taereaRer
of
vote
represented
company's
Jacob
that
that
mortgage bonds.
recent
unusually heavv shipments will
be made to both the steel and automotive
industries. At the same time
shares of
common
184,
Inc.
the
and
ui«/.
p.
California
common
Federal
split.
Grover M. Hermann, Chairman of
the Board, in
commenting on the
company s
performance, stated,
"As
our
fourth
quarter
invariably
makes tlxe most sizable contribution
to earnings for the
year, American-Marietta In 1956 is again destined
to surpass all previous annual
and
amounted
announced
Operating
income
1955.
dividend
shares
1955
a
1956
during the third quarter.
months
five-for-four
the
26%
$6,940,168.
period
share
a
months
ihe hrst n'ne months in
$3,860,031
for
more
its subsidiaries for the three months
ended Aug.
income of $4,114,662 compared with
$3,024 112 in
$50,838,480
1956.
a
Dec.
Both dividends are payable to stockholders
Including the above dividend, cash payments
also
into
such
of
holders
Sharply—
reoord-high net income
than during the same
quarter.
of
$40,435,768 in the
Nine
that
year.
company
1956, had
<«»
standby agreement
chased
Trucks,
shares
of
Oct. 5,
on
a
the purchasers that until the close of
may also conduct a trading account to
purchase debentures (in addition to the debentures purchased pursuant
to the standby agreement) in such amount and at such price as the
purchasers may deem advisablel, and to convert debentures so pur¬
and
for
1,
transfer
unanimous
a
Brockway
the
Brockway plant located
Period End. Aug. 31—
The company is advised by
business on Oct. 5, 1956, they
the
814.
American
declared
payable
1957.
have
was
a
offices.—V.
by
said
1956
1,
'
approved,
Mack
Brockway,
Oct.
Sales—
$x per share of common stock.
Sept. 14 that the company has entered
wi.h a group of investment bankers headed
by Lehman Brothers and Glore, Forgan & Co. whereby such purchasers,
who will receive a lee from
the company, have agreed severally to
purchase debentures tendered to them by the holders thereof at any
time prior to the close of business on Oct. 5, 1956, at 105%
of their
principal amount, flat. Debentures to be tendered to the purchasers
should be delivered to Banxers Trust Co. prior to the close of business
on Oct. 5, 1956.
It
Counties,
service areas of sub¬
sidiaries of American Gas and all Seneca's electric
energy is purchased
from Ohio Power
Company, a subsidiary of American Gas.—V. 184.
p.
9,
Dec.
copper
components
be
may
American Gas & Electric
ital stock of
have
stock
Jan.
1556 will
into
of
molded
material
new
for
Butler Brothers {&
conversion.
of
directors
record
7.70
u
corporation.
semi-finished
the
sound
this
date
of
on
the
-
common
.50
—
Walston & Co.,
3.10
6.30
%
from
terminate at the close of business
■'
i'- :V
....
any
The
l.lo
American Agile Corp.—Announces New Product—
_*•
Agilene-P, expanded foam polyethylene, is now available for the
first
'
the
of
place
V
14
outstaying
arrangements
branch
New
.50
•
,
_
Thomas
1013.
p.
Patton
Deane & Scribner__
Stroud & Co. Inc
\
.50
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
ilornbiower & Weeks
3.10
Singer,
.50
MacGregor, Inc
•Goldman,
St.,
share of common stock shall be
of any debenture or debentures, vhe
company
will purchase suca
fractional interest for an amount in
cash equal to the current market value of such fracitonal interest
computed on the basis of the last reported sale price of common stock
on
tne New York
Stock Exchange on the last business day prior to
.80
McJunkin,
Union
of
together with interest accrued.
fractional interest in
deliverable upon the conversion
6.30
.
Co
McKelvy & Co._i.__;
More, Leonai'd & Lynch
Fauset,
If
Preferred
M. Loeb, Rhoades &
E.
A.
3.10
(Mover
1956.'
.80
2.75
Co._
Dillon,
the
at
redemption an i
Bankers Trus; Co., 4S Wall
.50
Co.,—
&
Drexel
&
Sept.
on
90'%
operate
are
such right to convert will
.50
—
Richards
Dominick & Dominick
Eastman
1256
for
called
debentures
wdi be re¬
for
%
Keir
Kay,
Cunningham, Schmertz &'
Co.
subscribed
"■
&
Inc.
15,
at 104%
Y.,
debentures
been
subordinated
presently convertible into common stock of the
company at the price of $34.63 per share, bat the indenture provides
that such light to convert shall terminate at the close of business on
the tenth day prior to the date fixed for
redemption.
Accordingly,
Inc.
severally
respective
per¬
Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.
Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs
Barney & Co——, 19.55
'Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
.50
Sullivan
Said
have
convertible
Hulme,
Smith,
UoBWorth,
*
'
19.55
Repath,
have
the
corporation,
in
the
all of the debentures not
pursuant to the offering to stockholders: %
First
Oct.
on
York, N.
issued
were
R.
below
named
Stock
shares of
24,641
stock
common,
agreed
to
purchase
from
centages set forth below,
'Tie
all
Vice-President
$
11,270-shs.
thereof.
'common
deemed
1970
1,
3% %
.
period End. July 31—
30,
conversion
on
of
meeting,
take
16,377,000
value)
par
stockholders
tion
value)——.—
par
the
Chemical Corp.—Calls Debs.—
&
outstanding
American
1956, 230,600 such shares were reserved for Issuance
under the Employees' Stock Option Plan referred to under
"Manage¬
ment."
On Sept. 18, 1956, 297,763 shards were reserved for issuance
-
the
of
March
due
825,000
(without
The
holders
manufacturing business to
annually
subordinated debs,
pfd.
■'Common
due
Brockway Motor Co., Inc.—Sale of Truck Manufactur¬
cement operations.—V. 184, p. 1013.
American Potash
All
install¬
notes,
$275,000
three major
Monday, September 24, 1956
ing Business Approved—
_
1959-—,
to
conv.
Cumut,
12,000,000
__
bearing
of
Outstanding
$40,000,000
—:
products- Is going into heavy construction and
our
the expanded highway program."
Shareowners of the Dragon Cement Co., Producers of 4,500,000 bar¬
rels of cement annually, are to vote Sept. 28 on a plan that will unite
Dragon's facilities with those of American-Marietta, which already has
.
*
payable
will use $10,750,000 of the proceeds to
obligations which would otherwise come
company
larger volume of
a
(b)
shares;
shares;
23,200
...
by
4
to
equip¬
1015.
;
Volume 184
Number 5571... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1227)
'*
•
C. I. T. Financial
Corp.—Debentures Offered—Public
J*
Edward
Jones,
Chairman
and' President,
respectively,
of
the
two
this
last
year
we
most'lines
operating in
were
at
about
the
it"S
ing group headed by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., Kuhn, Loeb
|xpcnctfd
&c°a' at 98.64% and Br0theri- interest, to yield
?"£, «L^man, accrued The ,deVentVrf?
priced
to
•
to
maturity.
Dealer's
closed.
The
1956.
Thereafter,
subscription
'«*
1
debentures
new
the
'
,
not
are
♦
,
prior
reae-mable
are
at
to
Oct.
'
par.
1,
^
,
OT™ot—,
1,^
.
,,
...
,
.
.
.
proceeds from the sale jwi 1 be used to furnish
working funds to the corporation's subsidiaries to be used
them to reduce short-term oorrowings incurred for the purpose of
purchasing receivables and for other corporate Purposes.
The major
of
portion
the
:>
funds
will
be
,
BUSINESS—Corporation
engaged
principally
available
made
subsidiaries'.
in
lias
tinental
C.
I.
T.
the
financing
organizations in
subsidiaries
CAPITALIZATION
form
the
of
one
EFFECT
GIVING
the
largest
States
United
debt
subordinated
indebtedness
125.000,000
subordinated
indebtedness
100,030.000
100,000.000
Serial
prefer,
Common
*If
without par value
(without
par
value—
stock
value
stated
all
$6.20
shares
,
^
for
options
to
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc._$4.660.000-
Lee
Kuhn. Loeb & Co
Carl
Lehman
C.
A.
Bache
3,495.000
Brothers
Allyn
&
3,495.000
Inc.
Co.,
Co
&
525.000
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
whole
Ball,
Surge
Bear,
A.
&
A.
Stearns &
Becker
G.
Blair
William
725.000
Co
Co.
&
Inc.
&
300,000
Ellis
Blyth
Co..
Co.,
<
Alex.
Sullivan
Burnham
Central
Morgan
Clark,
150,000
Dain
&
Co.,
Inc.
Dominick™
&
Paine
Webber,
Co.__
Jackson
Curtis
725,000
Jatfray
&
R.
W. Pressprich & Co.
ReinhOldt & Gardner™
725,000
300,000
Reynolds
&
725,000
Riter
Co
725.000
&
725,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
225.000
Pomeroy,
225,000
Schwabac'her
Nolan,
Folger,
Fulton,
Harriman
Inf'
„
Hayden,
Miller
Hentz
H.
J.
F-
W*
&
S. Smithers & Co.„
William R. Staats & Co.
300.000
s£e
ties
&
Co^fcie.
.
Coip.„
375.000
225,000
1,050,000
American
Trask
& Co.—
G.
525,000
oo
52
__
Watiing,
150,000
Wertheim
White, weld & Co
3 '5.000
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
725,000
Dean
,;Lazard
—V.
Freres
184,
p.
Lercnen
&
Witter
Wood,
2,375,000
& Co
1119.
&
co.
juu.uuu
__
1,850,000
/25,uuo
co.--
150,000
725,000
725,000
Co
&
Struthers
,
&
Co.
Coe & Co.—Arranges Loan—This small loan
note
due
in
1968, it was announced on Sept. 14.
The
proceeds will be added tc working capital.
The
company
has its headquarters in Springfield,
been in business for 26 years.-V. 182, p. 1564.
111.,
and
has
Offered publicly 300,000
Inc.,
Edgemere,
N.
Y.—Stock
shares Of common stock (par 10
cents) at $1 per Share as a speculation.
;
net
proceeds are to be used to pay accounts
able, purchase factory equipment, for inventory purchases and for
€i-al corporate purposes and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
..
corporation
was
incorporated
in
Delaware
on
pay-
.
July
and has
1G56
Industries,
square
Inc.,
a
feet of land for expansion.
|
for the five years ended June 30, 1956 after adjustments
Net earnings
.
Were
I
$38 836
Whetstone
company
Mont
nlant
utilitiv
•
*
for
-
of
•
*
dlst«bution plant formerly operated
th^
iq^k
inenmnratnre
Put
nf
TXnnU-
urnnertieq
tincludinB-
rprtaln
r-ia
Pn
described
these
gas
tangiblp
assets
land
of
arrps
are
and
ten
tanffihiA
follows*
as
f?om
radius
a
Rnn
aas
Three
fa)
wells
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Corp.,
Plant
purchase
contract
stock
'
$1 800 000
the*
of
owned
company,
of
debentures*
the
and
'of
balance
subsidiaries
$1 600 000
into
Corn —Ausust
'
is
riTeenbii^f?
Sales
Higher—
convertible
"'
1956
$2,798,810
'
*?V°r ^noral corporate pur-
that tlley wil1 result
L.
Norton,
'
with
one
the
apply
the
JS?
available
redemption; and.
proceeds from the sale
$90i,ooo, to the redemp-
The
application
m a« increase in its equity capital,
President
Doman Heliconters
July ^1956'
for
various
and
trustees
tbe
of
.
and
Treasurer,
Sept.
on
makinG
PhilliDS
Inc
d.
niGiiibcr
a-
of
tho
^'J*
™Stl,me
°
». 183, p. 2289.
m*
©
*r*
1.1.
^
T
__
bo&rcl
_
of
&
has
Co.,
be
rolled
two
directors
of
the
and
up
one-half
prevents
a'sleeping
like
feet
rupturing
in
from
bag
into
diameter.
a
r
package
$1
on
....
new
a
12,000
refinery;
net °Peratin8 capital.
barrel per
day
ill thf unit®d Stalls"
toe?onstruS rSnfinlng
be used
topping unit forthe company's
.
accordtog
expensive stocl£-
t* °t "l
0
0n
g1-ifaul"1 ti-a nsp oTt
a t in n
of
natural^rubbl^^om
foreign
Patent
rights, research data and experimental quantities of the
new rubber were offered to the Department of Defense and the rubber
industry for advanced tests last year.—V. 184, p. 1121.
_
n/r..*,.„i
-mr*
rirst .National Mutual fund, inc.—statement Ettective
Tbe
„
regirtration statement filea with the SEC on June 27, covering a proposed issued of 50,000 shares of common stock (par $1>, of
which 10,000 shares were to be sold at $1C per share and the remaining 40,000 shares at net asset value, through First National Securities Co., San Francisco, Calif., was declared effective on Sept. 12—
v
184( p. 114,
♦
• •
.
•
decentralize the company's operations and said thafr decentralization
will bo continued in the future whenever it best serves Dow s long-
Fft7«immnns
Stores
Period End. Sept. 1—
Sales
interests
pi?
to long haul tianspoxtation of natural rubber from foreign
_and the remaining $350,000 will be added to
V. 184, p. 101<.
embarked 0:1 another round of "vigorous expansion" and expects to spena considerably more than $75,000,000 in
the current fiscal year,
Dr. Lcland I. Doaxx, President, told stockholders at the annual meeting on Sept. 12.
Dr. Doan declared that an expansion program is necessary because
"we ax*e already crowding capacity in sooe of our basic building-block
lines such as chlorine, bromine, ethylene, and so on."
The $75,00G,000-plus proposed for expansion compares with about
$60,000,000 spent in fiscal 1956 and $50,000,000 in 1955, he said.
Dr. Doan noted that some expansion now in progress will further
-
He pointed out that it can assure the nation an adequate supply of
..
r eso r
has
company
fSS!
a
ai
The successful development of this syntbetic rubber
Dow Chemical Co.—Has Large Expansion Program—
The
.
nMoni
of the financing, estimated at $3,400,000, are to be
follows: approximately $1,200,000 to retire,the company's out-
and
a
,
n
proceeds
Bakersfielcl
:v
' j
ail-synthetic rubber military
Jr'4ihchai«Th"h anno\lnc,ed op fep¥ 18,
'
Tl^^terial rallpd Coral6'
avSfhStip «ihhpr fflnnpH^h
strae
whkh
h«
thn
pssontlal
nroDprHP?
of
rohL
°¥he Sessful JevrtonmJ ft ft tSShhS®
to
by
.
r
Army ordnance has completed tests
public sale at 100% of principal amount through an
underwriting group headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co. The interest
rate and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
unit
long
j
'
Ha?™?
debentures are
The
par.
feet
built-in pressure-release system
A
All-Synthetic Rubber Tires Meet Army Tests—
for
a{asnhd^tg.term baCnTloan0s;e$85$0,'ooo'^
eight
overfilling
'
of common stock,
shares
.
»
.
General Partner of E. F. Hutton
Director of Doman Helicopters, Inc.
cilso
to
It is announced that "successful tests of giant collapsible rubber
tanks have just been completed in the oil fields of the southwest under
actual operating conditions.
The tanks, designed tor oil, water or
other liquids in areas where storage or transportation problems occur,
are manufactured by this
company at Magnolia, Ark. ^They are made
of
rubberized nylon and have a 15,000-gallon capacity.
When
Director
a
<x
ol, out
S^ls^^exoected
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—New Product—
Douglas Oil Co. of California—Registers With SEC—
as
net
.,
^This company on ,Sep,^Ees tfSf ms."
used
,* *
reported
ffitr$150 oSo-r'ST 2289' eqUlpment 011 order 011 June 30
con-
charges
Phillips,
350^000
13
dem-nds
totaied $150,000.
the Foundation,
of
nurnose
.....
offered
i
year a net of $950,000 was spent for machinery and
Pacific coast Co.—v. 184, p. 1120.
cbase
further
•%.*Ste5^
the reduc-
year
..
,,
which
Mr
the three
of
F^tablisned
vvmdii neiicujiicis, mi/.
is
*
bu™f.
P
Phillips
stock,
Mr. Norton said production cutbacks by automotive customers "caused
a severe decline in the company's volume for the last quarter of the
year and a X'esultant decrease in profit.
In addition the expense of
rearranging the equipment in its Detroit Division for a more efficient
1955
$2,508,376
ASi"!? T'ftoiv'"oreenmug
v^ of
Gree"burg SanS
reseSch
medicai
a
preferred
If moiG than 290,000 shaics of thG now profcrrod aic sold..
sterlIng will apply the gross proceeds received from the sale of shaves
to E(3Ujty General to the partial redemption of debentures pursuant to
■
Expressing its fullest confidence in the management team which Mr.
Greenburg created and developed, and which is headed by Mr. May,
the b0ard 0{ directors announced that no changes in the corporation's
poijcy or management is being contemplated.—V. 184, p. 1120.
Donald K.
elected
of
op^atl?n amo,unted to approximately $100,000."
ti ac?oSncc
(President!
to
stock,
ended June 30, 1956 amounted to $508,874
after taxes, equal to $2.42 a share on the 210.000 shares of caoital
stock outstanding. Provision for Federal income taxes was $493,782.
This compares with a net profit of $635,708, eaual to $3.02 a share
lor the year ended June 30,
1955,
when
provision
for
taxes
was
15,860 shs.
nu^u&i ocues ingucx
.*
d^„
^ributions
common
$10 pax, to the holders of its prefeired and common stock at a prico
of $1° per share*
General w*u exerclse its subscription rights
t0 the !xtent necessary t0 a™ the purchase by stockholders of an
aggregate of 290,000 shares of the new preferred. Proceeds from the
sale of lhe new Prefen'ed will be used by Sterling to repay the short-
B.
Transfer of Stock—
ivrr
a
Sterlings
of'5% convertible
a
profit for the fiscal
It W»» announced on Sept. M that the directors have been informed
the approxiraately 9%
ot>e outstanding common stock of the
May
Corn
tion, of its indebtedness, and the addition of nearly $3,000,000 to its
^01^ing caiPtal; General Precision's registration statement with respect
sumlv
Outstanding
$300,000
50,000 shs.
wxdiw oioxcs vuip.
whir?i
°a?d
Eouttv
Schuvler
-
Stores
Month of August—
Sales——.—
D.
/' ~
'
-
,
mi
principally
sterling wil1 offer 379,974 shares of 5%
-
184, p. 1016.
Diana
York
Federal Serew Works-Reports Lower Earnings-
$303,000
:
$101
(par
New
financing agreement under which short-term loans of
$1,400,000 were made by Equity General to Sterling for the repayment
bank loans and other corporate purposes pending permanent finanelng through the issuance and sale of preferred stock by Sterling.
6
Authorized
range
CAPITA1IZATION GIVING
entered
local ed
gas
owned
debt
of the new preferredi up to tlle maximum of
t!on of debentures held by Equity General.
rank cov^ihg
Cut
nroducine-
Equity
4yS conveS
of
long-term
SjLSv ££*£? will
accoidingly, Sterling
the
purchase
The
..
*
-
onpratpd
of
which 137,640 common shares were owned by Equity General. t.Three
°* Sterling's seven directors are also directors of Equity General; and
an additional director df Sterling was suggested by Equity General.. *
*'
According to the application,- Sterling and Equity General have
commercial
formcrlv
^subsidiary
y
p«
portions
in
a Director of
'
'
specializing
company
outstanding capital stbek consisted of 97,286 shares'
preferred stock, $10 par, and 4,264.906 shares of
and
organized
and
and
Canada,
was anNew York
the
:
other
non-affiliated
purpo" ol'Scq^AnTanl
distribution
and
was
residential
to
Rita
of
Frank and
tM
of
-General
are
r*.,
member
a
...
a
S^OO 000
of
$877,709
uHncinai
and
....
corporation,
sisted
i
of
plus
Martin
Ronk
is
.
in
used
Harris
investment-company, it was announced on Sept. 13, has joined with
Sterling Precision Corp., of New York, in the filing of an application
< with the SEC for an exemption order with respect to the partial
redemption by Sterling of its debentures owned by Equity General; and
i the Commission has given interested persons until Oct. 26, 1956, to
payment 'on
B.
Cut
wim
The
gas
Santa
A.
inrornorated
gen-
acquired all of the outstanding shares of Combined
New York corporation which was organized on July
1, 1951 and is engaged in the manufacture of wrought iron furniture
and all types of tubular steel and wire
products. It manufactures
these products at a plant which it leases at 3301 Far'Rockaway Boulevard, Edgemere, N. Y.
Its selling is done presently by direct mail.
In
1952, the New* York corporation moved to its present locationwhere it
leases a
factory building containing 24,000 square feet of
manufacturing space.
There is also available an additional 200,000
24,
'
be
Mr.
'•
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT ^FINANCING
Net
Industries
Offered—Harold D. Levine of New York City on Sept. 4
PROCEEDS—The
natural
and
Utilities
94
A.
» Cut Ban* and .s.^ Rita, Mont.
be
«
Combined
to
are
initial
13.
Equity General Corp.—Seeks SEC Exemption— '
This
suspend or terminhave been sold.
the
Sept.
i
'
principal
notice, at 100%
,
in enerSy industries, both conventional and nuclear.
mp® v«rV
li v* vSi9i
^
Samuel & Co., 115 Broadway,
New lork 6, N. Y.—V. 184, p. 321.
•
The
date
•
.
™
r
properties (including certain tangible assets)
been
firm, operating branch offices in 30 cities in Illinois and
Kansas
has arranged with the Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York for a $500,000 loan on a 5V4% aubordlDated
Frank
Montana
TeaLs £
ten-mile
XreorT ^
^ereon b^ approximately^^47>500
Mr.
(S. W.)
outstanding
a®'coStract with^ Jerome^L^DfLtllerto
r,a-
1 850,000
225,000
C.
1956
Bank
'
Corp
300,000
W.
the
on
,
Sam Harris Elertfd to "Rnnrri
fl
Energy 1*una, Inc. is an open-end investment
.
'
that
Tu<*er, AiUhony & Co.
H. Walker &Co._
ooc'nHn
725,000
& Meeds.
Langley & Co.™
of
of
payment
Incorporators
nrociuction
ah?
into'
Ronk
Rrieflv
375,000
wSste7¥ecu7i I
Spencer
Bissell
1
supplying
sas
annroximatelv
225'000
Janney, Dulles & Co,. Inc.
Laird,
.
nnrt
Converted
.? Elected to Board—
.
;
-
♦
Astraco, inc.
,
375,000
1'rl", B£-SB7%—
St.fel, Nicolaus & Co..
Swiss
Inc.™__
the
Scate of
$300 000
oilB ^d
300,000
225,000
F.
Stroud &
Ilhnois Uo.
after
30 days'
on
375,000
Co
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
"The
r„f
375,000
&
Barney & Co
1,850,000
Moore & Co.™_
150,000
smith,
350»000
Co
part,
be;
year
*
14&w firm, of Strasser, Spiegelberg, Fried and
-
may
one
of which such proceeds
for
the
the
Cut
tliG
Common
725.000
}?ru"on ^
&
E*
enf5e°d
—v.
225,000
&
of
tn
150,000
Son
Hilliard
13-
Hornblower
PHnr
150,000
Weeks___
Henry Herman dt Co
cF,
Inc.
150 000
Co
&
,
Increased
'
.
xPK>P0M ~stock
nlooo
»mph"il, Noyes*£°cSZ
Aug.
S? Cut"Bank^Gas
375,000
725,000
Smith,
Ripley & Co.,
'
in
or
purpose
as
of
s
in
oDGrstlntr
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
shields & Company
shuman, Agnew & Co._
Singer, Deane & Scribner
&
V-S-—
& Co—
+v,
notes
after
"bounty^adja^e"? Cet^'and
& Stringfellow—
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
225,000
Co
300,000
Glore, Forgan & Co.___ 1,850,000
Goldman, Sachs & cci._ i,850,ooo
Granbery, Marache & Co.
150.000
Gregory & Sons
375,000
Hallgarten & Co.™
525,000
Halsey Stuart & Co. Inc. 1,850,000
Reid
said*
stock
ofbusinesf atCutP.ank Snt
purpose
Scott
Fleming-
W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.
,
On
lav
consumers
2'375'000
First
Corp.
,
ssitt
rSS'X::::- ' IKS
Michigan
the
225,000
Co.___„_„
nounced
Of-
unit.
per
IfV™
Sa? be!f elec*ed
receive
u
company,
$100,000
Frisbee
S
the
place
-
for
Hopwood
3,5'oo°
of
150,030
150.000
375,000.
Inc,
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Dominick
375.000
Co
725,000
225,000
Co
&
M.
225,000
&
Northwest
Piper,
&
Co
&
Ohio
375,000
Selden
under
Co
Stanley
Pacific
Co.•
Dodge
The
725.000
Co
Republic
Courts
J.
150.000
150.000
and
Milwaukee
(1)
BUSINESS
1,850,000
Co..,
&
Co._ 2,850,000
P. S Moseley & Co
725.000
Ncwhnrd, Cook & Co.—
300,000
&
(Inc.)
Pierce,
Bcanc——
300.000
The
Sons
&
150,000
Inc.
.225.000
Inc.
Brown
^
Turben
1,850.000
Inc
Eoettcher and Co————
Bosworth,
Merrill,
375,000
Co
will
Hazel-Atlas.
rmhlirdv
$20
«
common
October
'
Sa? Harl:is- a Director of The Rio Tinto Mining CO., Ltd. of
board.of directors of this Fund, it
divl-
new
a
of
deterioration of distribution pipe lines; (3) $23,000 as additional working or operating capital required foi the operation of the company;
and
(4)
$20,000
for replacement of transmission,
distribution
and
service pipelines no longer serviceable. ™ *
;
V
•
300.000
Co
&
Lynch,
Fcnner
525.000
Blair & Co.____.
& Simmons-
Blunt
Merrill
1,.*50.000
Inc
Co.
&
&
McDonnell
at
'
Energy Fund Inc
*
Q
the purchase price under the Drumheller Contract; (2) $25,000 as the
estimated cost of cathodio protection units* required to halt
the
150,000
150.000
Co._
&
McDonald
300.000
nffprpri
the rate of one share for each $10
follows:
as
Co
to
PROCEEDS—The
725,000
375,000
&
94
accrued interest. The company may, at its option,
ate the sale of units at any titne after 5'000 units
&
Inc.
Masten
E.
McCormick
875.00
Co
Kraus
&
Marks
the
of
part
in
:V 1956—8 Mos.—1955:
$6,251,902 $55,872,878 $54,479,630
-
„
1
Con-
the fUndS P*d
in
redeemed
was
1356—Month—1955
P*.
>
■
Departof
rlnt
^
i!
amount of $100,000
folft Contract shall not have teen paid in full
*956' then said share or shares and said interim
v,lii«
vn
V
option
or
issue at
Rhoades
1
M.
Mason-Hagan,
225,000
Weeks
Eaker,
Loeb,
0
f
amount; and redeemed all
$725,000
Co.
300.000
Inc.
M.
Laurence
share
each
«
..
.
*e Y?"'
hlfnr! Mn?
the
At
Co.
&
725.000
An?
on
stock
.
$7,011,888
merger
Kefor"
employees
Corp
..
.
„
.
Higginson
the
Co., Cut Bank, Mont.—Securities
romnanv
J
'
the
of
Gas
This
..
.,,„
*9,154,696 shs.
principal underwriters of the
debentures, and the principal amount thereof which each has severally
agreed to purchase from the corporation, are as follows:
names
for
nn„mani.
None
10,000,000 shs.
stock
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
Bank
t«
«r
share)__
per
of
500,000 shs.
9.418,270 shares will be outstanding.
issued,
are
stock
of
Hazel-Atlas, will become
shareholders of Hazel-Atlas
common
of notes and one share Of stock
offering is not underwritten.
125,000,000
Junior
consummation
merger,
and
This
112°'
Period End. Aug. 31—
\
company on Aug. 24 Ottered publicly $84,000
2
i?
° i
6 interliP DOteS due Oct. 15, 1962 and
8'400 shares of common stock (par $10) in units of $10
$595,750,000
Senior
the
Can
stock.
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—August Sales
"
..
Cut
Outstanding
$595,750,000
of
Continental
preferred
1984-V*
expected that the.new share certificates will be ready for delivery
28 to holders of record Sept 21.—V. 184, p. 724.
.>,
■
;U.•: >," % -I
.
*
FINANCING
Authorized
funded
of
cumulative
:
.
"
continental
share
instalment .sales
PRESENT
TO
I
Superior
-
Sept
on
.
Canada.
and
:
14 announced
terms
the
of
is
Sept.
on
46/100
subsidiaries
of instalment financing.. ineluding certain related insurance and other activities, and in factoring.
Together,
sion
It
wholly-owned
forms
916.
p.
practical
SS
to
.
own one-half of ,he lease interest in the two weil,
184,
*
Under
4
automobile
s
,
numerous
specialized
to
drilled.—v.
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Consummates Merger—'
Following Federal Judge Sidney Sugarman's refusal to issue an order
restraining the merger of this company and the Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.,
by
financing
be
a depth of approximately
which order had been sought by the Anti-Trust Division of the
metft of Justice, Gen. Lucius D. Clay, Chairman of the Board
.
additional
Co°nsSuda&d will
.
1
■'
,
redemption
to
debentures
new
books
"
subject
4%%
have been
wells wiU be drilled to
3
Inr
Currpnt
'
*
1956—4
Sales
-,0^
Uo
'
u
now
^
net;
eeks—1955
1956—22 Weeks—1955
; $10,205,852
$9,436,569 $52,333,046 $28,207,835
-V. 184, p. 622.
FINANCING
,
-Authorized
k
stock
Common
V.
184,
p.
(par
3,000,000 shs.
10c
Outstanding
.90,000 shs.
.
decentralization
factors make
New
a
Flintkote
desirable step but in other cases it is
Co.—Enters
Chemical
Field—
K'
:,
d
t
^xistlt^ plains he ^i^ed^ut.
locations being dev eloped in
he
piant
^nd^River'-ide
Mo.
This company, in another major move in its program of expansion
and diversification, on Sept. 20 announced its entry into the chemical
*
American
Consolidated
Negotiations
and
the
have
just
Industries,
Inc.
—
Drilling
been concluded between this corporation
of Texas to enter into a joint oil drilling
Deep South Oil Co.
S'ZsCiiwas announced""
Dne Doan
company's' increase in earnings of
n.eal!-}'
ttsof 1 1956 euded May 31 was particularly p ea:s ng,^
stockholders should not anticipate a similai percentage increase
JSTfT'""in jhe
said
iwo
that
while "the
prvvious years we had some excesses of capacity whereas
financial chronicle (Reg, U. 6. Patent oifice) William B. Dana Company,
President. Published twice a week [every Thursday
the commercial and
-
William
Dana
Seibert,
/general news and adv"tis ing issue)
?aPf."ll?fMpSd.rdtS
Canada,
$63.00 per year.
Pablisheri S!6
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
NOTE: On account ol Uie fluctuations
in tlie rate of exchange, remittance for foreign
UnRed
n
uf
S.
a
PossMsi^s,
"of Angeles afflf!lti0P* °f the Umtcd States' Lin® Products Corp. ot
j
j
X4arvey, Jr., President, said acquisition of the 43 year old limo
has been arranged by the purchase of 98% of the stock of
business
the Lime Products .Corporation for ca5h.
Headed thatjte minority
fj'^i^/o^Min'dayi' ofh/troff'iM™'l"5rsCrLDSaSll?S?reeEtf'c7de^
Dana
company.
Territories and
'
t
■
.
subscriptions an d advertisements must be ma e
tn
Reentered
Verniers
Wflw
Vn,v
as
second
class matter February 25.
1942,
at
tb«
o, P^Amerlc.n Union, $60,00 per year; in Dominion o.
f,md.
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
Be
would
stockholders
offered, the
Corporation, with annual sales cur¬
rently estimated at 85,000,000, will ultimately operate as a di.Uon of
Flintkote. It obtains its raw material, limestone, from quarries located
in Sloan and Apex, Nov.; Nelson, Ariz., and Sonera and Coium.na, Cain.
Products
Lime
States
The
lifte
The
three
jobs.
6%
first
the
31
Aug.
ended
quarter
to $400,000.
results of August
—V.
EFFECT
GIVING
917.
"
•
from grain
stockholders
The
stock
capital
orders for
for several
$1
stock,
^
ui
to
of
outstanding
that
t
the
would
have
This
operates
here
product
which
for
is
being
put
Increase Plastifoam Output—
to
wide
a
of
variety
The
the
device
new
called
Laboratories,
Research
O-Cel-O
"Plastifoamer,"
the
Introduction
O-Cel-O's
southern New
the
of
manufacturing
The
quality
components,
thermal
scrubbers.—V.
further expansion of facilities which, depending upon
attractive opportunities that exist for leasing new stores
exlstiig stores, may involve the expenditure of up to
$2 000 000 during 1957.
The company anticipates that toe additional
funds needed for such program will be supplied through depreciation
'fend operations.—V. 184, p. 1121.
184,
in
production
stripping
Gerber
acquiring
Petroleum Corp.
Burnside
This
stock (par
engaged in developing a 320-acre oil lease
Calif., of which a total of 390 acres is
of
barrels
in
place beneath
of
will
stock
the
W
-It
PROCEEDS
that
used
to
pay
stock
Common
184,
10
(par
Corp.—August
Outstanding
$19,016,914
sales
net
for
the
The
Increased—
July
ended
year
31,
amounted
1956
821
from
to
the
fiscal
Consolidated
per
In
last
the
with
dividends
which
year
fiscal
/
$1,626,181,
$1.73
equivalent to
$1.41
or
1956.
and
1955
•
:
$9,230,581
to
'
year.
Mr.
products for
new
purpose
sale
of
introduction
the
Prior
proposes
N.
Ferris
clear
the
W.,
&
SEC
covering
$10,000,000
Oct.
1,! 1976,
to
group.headed
The
Interest
be
to
at
vide funds
will be
It
and
as
is
The
p.
820.
June
30,
to
Weeks
&
subordinated
public
offering
sale through
and
price
general
in
tools,
the
that
October.
is
air
A.
and
G.
be
funds
of*
Becker
&
public
•
of
the
compressors,
Inc.'
Co.,
in
are
;
i,i
payment
will
rack
of
its
pumps
to
plant
hold
additional
10
offered
the
to
of
Sold—The
issue
of
accrued
and
p.
interest,
was
1122.
Hammond,
Laurens
company
'
Chairman.
recently
is
purchased,
plans include a substantial addi¬
land which is now vacant, including
on
183,
2763.
p.
within
1933,
the
meaning
amended.
as
in
of
issue
our
Stock Offering
Sept.
the
for
17
offering on Sept. 14 of 150,000 shares of 5J/2%
preferred stock, series F at par ($20 per
share),
guns
plus
details
dividends,
accrued
headed
Witter &
Dean
by
This
Co.
through
Dillon,
Read
offering
a
Inc.
completed.
was
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Series
D, 3V2%
due
Feb.
1,
1964
Series
E,
3V8%
due
Oct.
1,
1970
3%, due May
G, 3'/2%
Series
of that term as
He will employ
Washington Building, Washington, D. C.,
transaction resulting from offerings made by
in respect thereof,
Co.,
D
5%
Series
E
5,000,000
1,
5%
$5,000,000
5,000,000
\
5,000,000
1977
1981
5.000,000
'
3,000,000
~
3,000,000
4,000,000
4,000,000
6,000,000
1, 1982___-_
due March 1, 1984__
6,000,000.
(par $20):
(cumulative)
Series C 4y4%
Series
Outstanding
$5,000,000
due Sept.
3.45%
stock
Sei-ies B 5%
1,
due June
sy2%
I,
Preferred
Fur¬
bonds;
mortgage
Series H,
and
FINANCING
Authorized
"First
of
group
Co.
&
follow:
CAPITALIZATION
public,
solicit sales through Harry Kahn,
Washington, D. C.
Mr. Kahn may be
of
made
was
underwriters
"Handi-
new
Camden, N. J.—Stock Offered
100,000 shs.
(cumulative)
100,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
150.000 shs.
(cumulative)
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
(cumulative)
.
Series F 5,/2%
proceeds to be received by the company from
the
stock,
GIVING
first
EFFECT
$100,000
TO
cents)—
(par 20
30,
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
will
be
used
for
1,100,000 shs.
770,000 shs.
will
balance
used
*The
from
which
of
shares
BUSINESS—The
the electronics-industry.
by .the company to pro¬
company
the
for use
business.
as
of
series
for
each
and
world.
portable
these
mation.
facture
also
drills
pneumatic
tools,
Manufacturing plants
are
Quincy, 111.; Denver, Colo., and Grand Haven, Mich.—V. 184,
•
VvV
'X'
purpose
cores
The
of
plans
are
in
*
-production
to
of
manufacturing
magnetic
wound cores.
magnetic
which
cores;
begin
on
amplifiers
are
used
engineering work
laminations
magnetic
transformers
industry. '
yr
'
The company's
miral
Wilson
F
preferred
has
of
names
stock,
and
severally. agreed
to
the
the
indenture securing the
principal
number
purchase
of
from
underwriters
shares
the
same.
of 'the
thereof
company,
which
are
Shares
Dillon,
Read
&
Inc.—
Co,
Dean Witter & Co
A.
as
Shares
36,150
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
in
saturable
which
are
used
•
employed
•;;7*
principally
in
Can
■
n
5,
N.
J.—V.
184,
p.
Riter
&
L. F. Rothschild & Co._
7,500
Schwabacher
184, p. 1123.
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Continental
1956 for
5,400
7,500
William
See
Co
Can
R.
Co.,
Inc. above.—V.
Co._
&
&
7,500
3,000
fjtaats & Co.__
Trask
Spencer
Co.—Merger
7,500
Co.—
3,000
5,400
Consummated—
184, p. 624.
for
Hiskey
Corp.,
Uranium
fered—Ackerson-Hackett
•on
Las
Vegas,
Investment
The
It
Nev.—Stock
Co.,
(par 30 cents) at $1
net- proceeds
are
per
to be used
to
of properties and working capital.—V.
share
pay
183,
common
speculation.
as a
for drilling costs,
p.
Of¬
Reno,. Nov.,
Sept. 4 offered publicly 500,000 shares of
stock
the
> i
cnioauons
-
Howard Stores
2763.
acquisition
;
Corp.—August Sales Up—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
^J'
executively foes and plant are locate^
Boulevard,
18,000
.
in high quality
the' • cc
7
—
Inc.
7,500
Reynolds & Co., Inc
5,400
& Weeks
See also V.
manu¬
computers.'
end of
Co.,
Inc..:—
Co.,
reactors
to commence
in" electronic
before the
&
&
Hornblower
controls used in auto-*
future
Allyn
Curtis
36,150
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
The principal < applications:
and
C.
Blyth
March
components
■
electronic
the first mortgage
390,000 shs.
incorporated in New Jersey
was
of
expects in the near
company
bobbin
by
follows;
The company .has commenced "the manufacture
such component,: tape
one
be
rock
of
the
time
Outstanding
were
both of which are component parts of industrial
«
will
for
1956,
for
working
>
manufacturers
company
to
$4,-
bends are issuable in series when authorized
holders of the common stock, subject to the
mortgage
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
the authorized capital stock of the company
shares of non-voting common stock, class "A"
160,000
40,000
first
time
limitations set forth in
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
.....
be
_
Commop stock (par $20)
the:
-
PRESENT
(cumulative)
1956,
29,
•
principal
17,
shares
1463.
p.
cumulative
to
Act
any
full of
The balance of the proceeds
offering of the debentures
throughout the
•
due
terms
which debt amounted
the
of
SEC—
Sept.
on
Present expansion
recently purchased.—V.
acres
public
issued and outstanding, and
class "B" (par $1), all of which
were issued and outstaiiding.
By amendment to the company's certifi¬
cate of incorporation, effective July
30, 1956, the authorized capitalstock of the company was changed to 500,000 shares of voting common
stock (par 20 cents per share).
Each of the 40,000 outstanding shares
of the former non-voting common stock class "A," became one snare
of
voting common stock and each of the 40,000 former outstanding;
shares
of
voting common stock,
class "B" became five shares of
voting common stock. ; •
■
:
'•
■
.
.
$1)
(par
underwriting
-y..;.
one
distributed
of
for
the
debentures,
an
underwriting
used
incurred
was
operation
a
with
,
financing will
1956, /aild
the
needed
company
located at
convertible
for
statement
amendment,.
this
contemplated
are
registration
a
for additional working capital.
during
air
which
by
public
filed
bank -debt of. the company,
added
capital
of
offered
Hornblower
proceeds of
the existing
made
by
rate,
supplied
Net
be
18
In
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Up-
Melrose Park
—Mention
payment
common
to-July
consisted
Gardner Denver Co., Quincy, 111.—Registers With SEC
Sept.
art-amendment
Co.—Bonds
according
demand,
the
ther
"underwriter"
an
receive
stock
Common
Wening also reported that the company had invested about
improvements in the company's processing plants for the
of enlarging plant capacity,—V. 183, p. 2416.
on
share
539,172
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—Preferred
5.
p.
Authorized
on
company
Organ
to
4>/2
40,000 shares of voting common stock,
This
filed
182,
100.848%
at
operation.
principal execu¬
von
$500,000
six
the
per
outstanding.
earnings were equal to
shares then out¬
net
the
on
company
Utilities
in
Series
CAPITALIZATION
customers.
new
184,
production of magnetic laminations and the
working capital generally.
'
company expanded
its research facilities and program during
Anthony von Wening, Chairman of the Board, explained that
larger investments in research will make possible a more intensive
effort to bring better malts to the Industries the
company serves and
year.
the
Develop
to
1955,
for
S3.52
to
stock
Shares, Inc.—Registers With
value.—V.
par
States
of
based
earnings
equal
class
statement covering 200,000 additional
registration
$1
and
1614.
p.
investment
tion
of tape wound cores and bobbin cores, of which approxi¬
mately $25,000 will be used for the purchase and installation of addi¬
tional
machinery and equipment and approximately $75,000 will be
used for additional working capital.
The next $75,000 will be used for
the
purchase and installation of machinery and equicment for the
The
the
and
peiiod
share
per
net
$1,990,665,*
Tjje^Slelhqse Park plant, which the
production
paid
~
in
the
common
per
declared
were
$8,702,827
from
and
execute
him
its
now
directors and employees, 150,000
stock (par 20 cents) at $2 per share
PROCEEDS—Of the net
$940,828
31,
the
Sept.
on
Securities
of
$57,582,686
.
$1,327,812
of
ended July
working capital increased
the
to
amounted
compared
Cash
year.
fiscal
Net
for
income
net
share
common
share
:>9Vy,j
1956.
year.
to
contributed
be
the
facilities
the
industry, increased shipments to food processors
substantially. to the sales increase for the
brewing
distillers
and
to
183,
of
common
Industry
Chicago
Series F,
also
Street,
15th
$2.62
consolidated
1956
of
months
six
or
heavy
ing
designed to hold 10 calking
introduced by this company.
been
has
with
Corp.,
common
in
defined
shares
Hammond
officers,
company
considered
compared with $26,804,253 for the previous year. In
the major share of the company's business,
which came
$29,179,092
addition
its
$58,504,927
The net profit for the quarter ended June 30, 1956, was 77 cents per
share compared to 57 cents for the same period last year.
The increase
is the result of increased production necessary to satisfy the continu¬
speculation.
a
Jr.,
Consolidated
to
rack,
type
gun,
coincide
corporation
shares of
as
Corp.—Sales and Earnings
Froedtert
dispenser
Electronics
through
1956—8 Mos.—1955
1956—7 Mos.—1955
$8,480,502
quickly sold. See details in V..184,
Cleveland, O.—New Product—
gun and cartridges,
back. —V. 183, p. 2897.
—The
1121.
p.
with
company
Mich.—V.
Fremont,
calking
a
available to
this
of
calking
the
on
plus
reports
30,
June
associates
and
Exchange—
common stock ($10 par value)
San
Francisco Stock Exchange at
600,000 slis,
$2,836,100 $21,208,686
$3,202,956
Sales
184,
Calk"
Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955
Period Ehd. Aug. 31—
-V.
automatic
new
G-L
Stores
Franklin
at
Made
PRESENT FINANCING
2,500,000 shs.
cents)
located
A
820.
p.
is
cartridges
Authorized
1
5,,.,. .-.■v.
President
Gerber
Gibson-IIomans Co.,
proceeds derived from the sale
for
drilling
and
equipping of
EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
1956'—Month—1955
Society, Inc.—Earnings Up Sharply—
549,623
to
1955
$3,344,634
Y.
F.
offices
tive
working capital and other corporate purposes.
three wells,
—V.
the
N.
:
$189,430,479
$15,000,000 first mortgage 4^4% bonds due Sept. 1, 1986,
offered publicly on Sept. 11 by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
76
Rochester,
Daniel
this 320 acre tract."
intended
be
and
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$208,793,577
1956
ended
Gulf
and
of
the
of
1956—26 Wks.—1955
623.
p.
capital stock,
varieties sold nationally through a sales force of 900
meh to approximately 2,800 wholesale grocer and chain store accounts.
Major manufacturing plants are at Fremont, Mich.; Oakland, Calll'.;
of
comprised
Delaware
in
organized
list
the
Sales Higher—
1956—Month—1955
corporation
This
opening of business on Sept. 18, 1956.
All of the shares listed
currently issued and outstanding.
The company
was
organized in 1901 as Fremont Canning Co. to
engage
in packing and canning of fruits and vegetables for adult
consumption.
In 1928 a line of canned foods for babies and young
children was introduced, which is now its principal business, and is
in June, 1956, is
in Santa Barbara County,
considered proven.
According
to
the
prospectus
"no
single method of
estimating
specific quantitative amounts of recoverable oil may be considered
reliable although there is no doubt that there are literally millions
Corporation,
BUSINESS
to
Western
on
184,
Green Co., Inc.—August Sales Higher—
Growth
the
of New York City, is publicly off¬
& Co., Inc.,
ering an issue of 300,000 shares of common
10 cents) at $1 per share as a speculation.
admitted
were
shares
2,107,459
period.—V.
623.
$1,466,207,
are
Stock Offered—Willis E.
—
Co.—Listed
Products
company's
each
August—
similar
the
of¬
company
1956
weather
during
1956—5 Wks.—1955
$9,060,873
184,
the
on
the "number of
Fortune
Sept. 1—
p.
Grolier
has the capability of performing
automatically, launched
insulation,
$1.00
number
average
$3,699,081
184,
This
merchandising program in the huge
unit has a
capacity close
to
sound
outstanding
$29,527,350 $25,387,148
r—V.
O-Cel-O
and
the
applicable
1122.
p.
(H. L.)
917.
p.
of
1955
623.
p.
184,
—V.
company
backing,
rug
in
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—August Sales Up—
manufactures Plastifoam in a wide range of sizes and
shapes.
Some current uses are mattresses, cushioning, bathers, paint
rollers, car washers, protective padding, clothing inserts, brushes, toys,
contemplating
'J
stock
common
standing.—V.
and
market.
The
pounds annually.
10,000,000
of
invented
was
basis
on
Union Co.—Current
Month of
operations
mixing
polyurethane
proceeds
high
assures
mixture
which
machine,
individual
100
than
more
which
$202,127
$35,931,884 $26,142,094 $181,143,143 $132,694,175
months
through the careful control of
ficials pointed out on Sept. 18.
Mexico.
cf tnis iinancirig will be used for general corporate
purposes,
including the expenditure of approximately $900,000 for
equipment and merchandise for seven new supermarkets which have
already been leated and which will open during the period November,
ig56—December, 1957, two of which will replace existing stores, and
to
provide additional working capital.
In addition, the company is
or
tComputed
$2.14
$1.10
and
Sales
many1 in¬
in
uses
share
1956
at
opening
additional
dustries.
57 outlets
chain consisting of
food
retail
a
of
184,
—V.
O-Cel-O Division has introduced a new automatic
the
production
of
"Plastifoam,"
a
polyurethane
company's
facility
18 filed a registration statement
$4,748,483
$2.37
in
Period End. Aug. 31—
Mills, Inc.—To
4,198,181
$5,416,893
(W. T.) Grant Co.—August Sales Up-
425.
p.
$9,426,664
480,000
472,166
4,658,486
common
Period End. Aug. 31—
and will be exactly one-fifth
been had the split not been
split,
stock
it
which
the
for
him
by
the
at
as
of business on Sept. 25,
1956, the
asset
value")
and
liquidating value
opening
reflect
will
184,
issued
$10,547,545
:
share
per
$57,728
Sales
SEC—
Paso, Tex.—Registers With
paid
Sales
stockholders.
to
thej
held
value,
par
be
certificates
394,882
surplus
stockholders.
Grand
authorized
the
increase
to
$1
will
and
("determined
amount
made.—V.
writer.
and
share
the
of
after
stock,
shares
1956,
25,
mailed
value
asset
per
with the
stock Tne company
pronoses to offer these shares for subscription by its common stock¬
holders at the rate of one share of additional sctock for each eight
shares held of record Oct. 9,
1956; with rights to expire on Oct. 23.
The sub: cription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment,
fShearson, Hammi'.l & Co. is named as the principal under¬
company
be
voted
14
common
additional
Sept.
on
and
From
net
of
share
will
shares
on
The
time.
business
of
Sept.
on
effected
business
General
Sept.
on
shares
—V.
Split Stock—
500,000 shares to 2,500,000 shares of common
The directors on Sept. 17 voted a 5-for-l stock
by issuing to each stockholder of record at the
Sept. 24, 1956, four additional shares for each
from
value.
par
be
split
estimated at
were
a
earned
to
common
Period End.
General Capital Corp.—To
90,337 shares of its $2 par common
covering
$10)
(par
811,537
1122.
917.
p.
983,033
stock
deducting
minority
500 shs.
10,000 shs.
500 sbs.
10,000 shs.
$100)—
(par
.
Food Mart, Inc., EI
Texas
184,
stock
per
dividends
p.
Outstanding
13.454,871
7,821,783
stocks__
common
on
added
"After
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
8,133,601
income
on
—_
preferred
on
Sales
operations are not yet available, but we are
confident that the first quarter will show profits approximately three
times greater than in the corresponding 1955 period," Mr. Cate added.
In response to a question by a stockholder as to the prospects of
dividend resumption, Mr. Cate expressed the belief that the arrears
on
the two preferred issues would be cleared up "before May 31, 1957,
if the present rate of earnings continues."
Dividend arrearages May 31
amounted to $3.25 a share on each class of preferred stock.—V. 184,
This corporation
stock
Common
Cate, Board Chairman, on
he said, are not wholly satisfactory, but
to date has been on a somewhat beltei basis
close
for
preferred
cum,
Cash
to
Authorized
during recent years.
existed
m<Earnings
Net
has
prices,
improved earnings picture is due largely to income
the formula feed operations. Mr. Cate said.
M. P. Mulroy, President, said the company has booked
future delivery
which insure a good rate of operations
in
contract
CAPITALIZATION
Inc.—Profits Higherquarter of the fiscal year ended Aug.
year ago and estimates for September
Tlie
The
is
It
Balance
tEarned
«
under construction three homes for
remodeling the Catholic Convent in Loveland, and working
presently
company
itself.
on
of
in
engage
Colo.
Loveland,
storage and
SEC
business
office
to
20,088,196
taxes
income
the same general
in the are?, from Denver north to the Wyoming line.
the company is located at 116 South Lincoln Ave.,
expects
company
foreign
to
424,017
paid
the
for¬
differential
and
paid
as
minority
unrealized
differential
Dividends
but
Colo.,
taxes,
minority stockholders
in
consolidated subsidiary companies
■'Provision
for
unrealized
foreign exchange
Dividends
Mills of America,
Sept. 12 said.
Flour
the business. accepted
"The
of
The
S.
oppor¬
Loveland,
around
centered
are
permit
for
applicable
Net
activities
Its
in
provision
exchange
U.
47,145,009
$222,117,868 $219,398,464
deduction
and
for
Income
1955
51,612,473
income
before
eign
Prov.
a
1956
$170,505,395 $172,253,455
revenues
interest
properties.
MiraCie
production in the first
31 was substantially ahead of a
indicate a new record in output, Henry H.
p.
-C.
is
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—* *
—
Total
Income
At this
v/eii known and pai~n-ed
bearing the brand names of "Boulder Canyon,"
"Arrowhead" and "Grand Canyon" are soid and dl trlauted
by
a
wholly
owned subsidiary, Arrowhead Lime & C^emlc»! V°"
throughout the western states and to Hawaii, the Philippines, Mexico,
Central and South American
countries and the Canal Zone. These
brand names will be continued by Flintkole.—V, 184, p. 1017.
has
share
por ion
products
8350,000
payable
company
sales
Operating
be used to pay accounts, notes, mortgages
and for irconslruction and contracting purposes,
Colorado corporation, incorporated on Jan, 2,
1956.
It is to have perpetual existence.
The
company
is engaged in a 4-point program consisting of (1)
contracting
to build
for others,
(2)
building homes for sale, (3)
buying and selling real estate, and (4) investing in income producing
The
tunities
Flour
per
Grace & Co.
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
to
are
etc.
"Sierra,"
than
proceeds
contract
and
share,
dividends.
accrued
and
Sonora,
agricultural uses are manufactured at the company's plants in
Calif.; Nelson, Ariz.; and Henderson, Sloan and-Apex, Nev
In 1951, the United States Lime Products Corp. purchased a
of the Henderson Basic Magnesium Plant at Henderson, Nev.
Flour
per
share) and 8,613 shares of common scock at par ($10
without underwriting.
The
preferred stock is subject to redemption at $110
limestone resources are said to be the largest hign
economically located deposits in tne Wast, These resources
assure adequate raw material reserves for the company s high capac.ty
plants.
Crus.ilng plants for reducing the limestone are situated at
eacn of tucse locations wltn tne exception of Columbia, Calif.
Various
lime products for industrial, structural, chemical, pharmaceutical and
LiLime
498
per
quality,
plant, rue company m-.nuiuct.r-o its
is offering publicly, as a speculation, to residents of
shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock at par ($100
company
Colorado,
company's
The
(W.- R.)
Loveland, Colo.—Stock Offered
Geist Properties, Inc.,
opportunity, fit selling, their, shws
-
Tne
0nUnitecf
.
Monday, September 24, 1956
...
(1228)
91
y ^21
Ad¬
_Sales
—V.
1956—Month—1955
.
184,
p.
726."
$1,564,671
,1956—8 Mos —1955
$1,384,033 $17,489,647
$17,452,052
Volume 184
Number 5571... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—July
ITE Circuit Breaker Co.
Earnings—•
$802,268
$827,998
Operating exps.
&
taxes
800,325 My
$6,102,542
$3,169,461
788,243'
5,584,119
.5
i
$50,014,354
income
(net>
1955
;
$33,541,814
Ross
$27,673
___
•Delayed
income
5,158
16,276
$698,798
$585,342
$14,025
(
97,32i
t
credits
Cost
24,663
t'
•
-Total
'209,033
of
and
Gross
income
tlncome
Int.
Net
1,002,081
950,910
Taxes
70,058
490,408
490,408
$189,550
UCUUUUUU3
cippilUttUlU
income
$717,858
$600,788
tU
LttAO.
bonds.—V.
184,
Interest
Metals
Corp., New York,
shares
(not
capital
Corp.—Stock Offered—The Fenner
Aug.
shares
stock
(par
10
offered publicly 143,605
previously reported) of
at $1.50 per share as a
28
on
120,000
as
cents)
development
cuit
up
proceeds
and
program
other
will
be
to
used
corporate
off
pay
in
for
notes
The
company
incorporated
was
the
for
of
purpose
ing and
saie
of
silver and
gold,
copper,
the
lead.
379,413
has
shares
has
oil
outstanding
$2.09
$0.17
payment
after
AJ| of the properties of
those
.
them
of
have
products
exclusively
in
I-T-E. and
kv.
5
first
West
air
kv
15
dividends
of
been
Lazard
to
expanding
not
us
W.
of
its
to
5 %
capital
the
income
notes
exchange
in
company
due
Oct.
-
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
due
June
officers
'90-day
due
15,
more
45,000
value)
by
princioa!
$6,500
1956.—V.
184,
added
such
principal amount until June 15, 1957,
various dates commencing July
until
amount
corporation
Sept.
on
share
for
to
the
of
the
shares
filed
10
letter
a
of
notfficatfon
covering 290,00C shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1
sharei, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to b*> used
to
discharge
indebtedness,
acquisition
of
additional
equipment
and
SEC
terms
are
°8.
then
19r6.
held.
by
corporate
purposes
the
and
tb»
Kay
Jewelry
scribed—Mention
the public
Weld
&
Co.,
syndicate,
Gas
Securities "jbffered
—
of
manager
as
Sept.
011
Co.
White,
—
tal stock
banking
inxmstment
an
public
of
The
19 offered in units $2,500,000 of 6%
the
subordinate
company's
ferred
stock
notes.
for
The
at
pany,
option
each
and
common
stock,
000,000,
to
short-term
repay
The
from
with
loans
the
of
of
to
subordinate
the
at
cumulative
option
and
scries
of
will
of
closed.
®4 Vz %
at
4%
to
due July
A,
its
place
emmon
the
by
construction
$5,-
1,
"90-day
industries.
Supplies
from
Pacific
the
to. have
plans
program.
thai
of
natural
Northwest
available
gas
CAPITALIZATION
be
obtained
the
by
GIVING
EFFECT
lean,
56%
subordinate
July
due
Cumulative
Common
•To
Aug.
stock
1957
31.
PRESENT
$1
Outstanding
$50
par
'$5,000,000
2,509,000
value..
**
$50,000 shs.
value
par
None
500,000 shs.
interim
IDoes not
include
exercise
upon
Idaho
Y
notes.
Natural
17,500
stock
of
Gas
Co.
the
and
the
which
units
are
company
1,
each
issuance
shares
officers
two
to
to
be
issued
the
principal
underwr'ters
severally
has
agreed
of
Weld
Wm. P.
Lestrange
Eateman,
Eichler
Bosworth,
&
1,500
1,500
&
Republic
Crowell.
Co.
Murphey
Weed on
184,
p.
(Inc.)
Co
&
Favre,
The
Co
Schwabacher
Co.,
Inc.
Central
Martin
7,500
Co...
Co
&
Sullivan
Harper & Son & Co. 1,500
J. A. Hogle & Co
2,500
2,500
Arthurs,
—V.
Units
.15,000
Co
&
the
purchase
to
follows:
as
Units
White,
to
1960.
of
names
for
17,500
or
Aug.
on
UNDERWRITERS—The
units,
shares reserved
options,
Investment
Ohio
1.000
Co
Inc
1,000
1,590
&
Co
6,000
Walston & Co., Inc
1,000
919.
Watling,
Lerchen
&
6,000
Co
TO
PRESENT
automatically
Outstanding
:|:$6,000,000
but
below
not
,/
4>/4%.
135,186
shares
ings from
At
the
to
for
finances
banks.
such
Inc.,
in
purches
Such
date,
had
by Fairfax,
s
amounted
and including
$750,000
to
be
the
repaid
out
reconstruction
of
an
Net
assets
this
of
Aug. 31,
on
Fund
increased to
4.£13.639, equal to
1956, compared to $12,691,947, equal to $4.57
31, 1956, Coleman W. Morton,
holders on Sept. 18.—V. 183, p. 1474.
May
Interstate Department Stores,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
—V.
184,
p.
reported
$4.94
a
to
a
share¬
$5,077,984
1956—7 Mos.—1955
$35,164,099 $34,362,727
1018.
Investment Life & Trust Co., Mullins, S. C.—Statement
Declared
The
Effective
1,800,000 shares
to
are
be
declared
offeied
effective
by
statement
registration
of
common
pubhc
to
as
i
of
SEC—
filed
stock
CREDIT
at $2
the
share,
per
Sept. 7.-—V.
SEC
of
on
which
without
July
9,
Sept.
for
revolving
a
the
amount
11,
of
with
1956
has
entered
into
a
$6,000,000.
The
1328 ueauy
agp-c°atfng
building,
shares
underwriting,
was
At
184, p. 219.
quarterly
a
a
Lehn
in
on
heretofore
paid each
showed
In
has been
June,
opened by
1956.
as
a
the
The company
to
be
for
opened
two
Thi^ corporation, it was announced on Sept. 13 has applied to the
for authorization to acquire certain New York natural gas
proper¬
ties; and the Commission has given interested persons until Sept. 27,
—V.
hearing
Iroquois proposes to acquire,
of
to
the
Co.,
request
natural
a
gas
non-affiliates,
thereon.
Accord ng
to
the application,
for a cash' consideration of $450,000
all
properties of Reservation Gas Co. and Finance Oil
located
in
Erie,
Cattaraugua,
and
Chautauqua
Counties. New York, con isting primarily of 49 producing wells, approxi¬
mately 45 miles of pipeline, 2 compressor stations, various parcels of
real
property^ and .gp«, producing
approximately 27,850 acres.—V. 183,
andp.
storage
2538...
leaseholds*
covering
brands
of
merchandise
are
the
1956,
chowe',
totaled
rise
a
compared
with
$23,010,615 for
the
$1,538,972
i-
1956—Mmth—1955
1956—7 Mos.—1°55
$12,717,962 $11,033,019, $88,475,663 $85,163,458
1019.
,
Lighting Co.—Proposed
Financing, Etc.—
that the regular monthly
scheduled for Sept.. 26, 1956, will
announced
19
Sept.
on
comnany
of Us board of directors,
held instead on Sept. 28, 1956.
the board will fix the terms, including the divi¬
conversion price and other provisions of the new preferred
offered for subscription by holde~s of common stock
company.
The subscription ratio is to be one share of pre¬
stock
for each 38 shares of
common stock held of record
meeting
At
this
dend
rate
stock
to
be
Sept.
28,
the
of
ferred
on
P
1956.
.
"♦
' Sr"
of the quarterly dividend
will also be considered at this
declaration
The
of the
company
on the com^°n
meeting. V, 184* p. 920.
Lynch
Carrier Systems, Inc.—Securities Offered—
W
Brooks & Co. Inc. on Sept. 18 offered publicly
fund debentures, series B, due
shares of capital stock (par $1).
The debentures were offered at 100% and accrued in¬
terest, and the capital stock at $7 per share. Of the total
number of capital shares being offered, 12,500 shares are
being sold for the account of the company and 40,000
shares on behalf of a selling stockholder.
$225,000 of 6% sinking
Sept. 1, 1971, and 52,500
the comoanv
Each $1,000
and $500 series B debentures
initially will have attached
purchase
warrant entiling
the holder thereof to
capital stock at $7 per share on or before Sept. 1, 1961,
per share
thereafter and on or before Sept. 1, 1966.
a'
Stores
featured.
Aug. 31—
Long Island
has leased space for two new stbres which are expected
1956 and is negotiating for the lease of space
which it contemplates will be opened in 1957.
by
30.
Corp.—August Sales Higher—
Stores
184, p.
This
in October,
sold
history,
meeting
additional stores
merchandise
June
-
earnings
1956
'---d_u_-
Sales
Corporations")
includes those items usually
sold in the general retail jewelry business and is principally in
the
medium price range.
Of the gross sales of the Store Corporations for
the fiscal year ended June 30, 1956, diamond rings, pins,
and other
diamond jewelry accounted for approximately 27.4%, watches for anproximately 21.7%,
electrical appliances for approximately
12.3 a;,
radios for approximately 10.1% , and cameras for approximately 4 8 * .
The remaining 23.7% of gross sales consisted primarily of such items
of
merchandise as silverware,
gold arid other rings, wedding rings,
dinnerware, optical supplies
?V"vice, and clocks, Nationally known
The
company's
th-
Lerner
dividends
of tlmse transactions,
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
ended
year
$2.47 per share compared to a profit of 51 cents for
Edward Plaut, Pres dent, announced on Sept
17. Sales
anproximnte
12%
increase to $25,729,138,
the highest
Period End
company,
operated through 56 subsidiary corporations (the "Store
a
total of 82 retail credit jewelry stores (the "Stores").
Products
the
compared to pre-tax 1955
earnings of $237,102.
Earnings after taxes were $963,972 compared
with $200,102 last year.—V. 183, p. 2185.
such subsidiary.
consequence
$4,751,031 $42,548,845 $40,854,357
year.
Pre-tax
through a wholly-owned
subsidiary
formed
for
such
purpose,
purchased for approximately
$1,092,500 all of the business and assets, subject to certain liabilities
and excluding leased department operations, of 14 retail credit jewelry
storos operating in the New York metropolitan area under the name
"Finlay Straus."
Since
April, 1955 an additional
"Finlay Straus"
1955,
to
an
in
previous
year.
April,
195"—8 Mos.—1955
19"'*—Month—1 oc>5
fiscal
Fink
for
1955,
r-'-c
held on Sept. 11, 1956, the directors of Kay declared
the capital stock in the amount of 40c per share pavable,
BUSINESS—In
Inc.—August Sales Higher—
31—
625.
&
profits
fiscal
meeting
dividend
capi¬
corporation are located In Caracas Venezuela,
located in six of the larger cLies in Venezuela.
$5,277,125
184, p.
Earnings
be
regular
the
1949,
agreement
'
SEC
are
Lane Bryant,
aggregate
1954,
in
1441.
p.
Period End. Aug
Sept. 15, 1956 to holders of the outstanding shares of record on Sept.
11, 1956, and announced a policy of paying regular quarterly dividends
in the future at such increased rate in lieu of the additional dividend
«
Iroquois Gas Corp., Buffalo, N. Y.—Proposed Acquisi'n
1956,
181,
the
oi
offices
branch
and
—V.
have
paid on Kay's capital stock at the rate of 30c per share, and an
additional dividend amounting to 30c per share was paid at the close
of the fiscal years ended June 30, 1954,
1955 and 1956.
1,
automobile retail
total volume.
including indebtedness, the company is con iervatively
with similar companies In the United Et^t s.
offices
Main
receivable.
Jan.
of
comnared
talized
office
credit
that
a
talization
30,
Security & Trust Co. providing
credit commencing Sept. 15, 1956 in
of
primarily
since i.s inception has financed a total of $39,952,000 with¬
single bad debt loss, it was stated on S°pt. 20.
This corporation pointed out that with its capital stock end surplus
of 13.500 000
bohvarcsror $4,000,000 repres nting,24%
of total capi¬
out
American
line
one-year
is
eomoany
112 shares
June
b tsinafes
corporation's
financing, which accounts for approximately 90% of
volume financed in 1955 was $21,734,0'0.
Founded
Total
indebtedness outstanding at
any time under the credit agreement is limited to 70% of the aggregate
amounts payable on all conditional sale agreements ard/or accountsreceivable of Kay and its subsidiaries (other than Fairfax) on which
no
instalment is more than 60 days past due.
Borrowing under the
credit agreement will be evidenced by 90-day notes of Kay and will
be secured by an equivalent principal amount of notes receivable from
subsidiaries and certain affiliates of Kay (other than Fairfax).
As a
condition of borrowing under the credit agreement, both th° 4V*%
Kay
note and
the unpaid principal amount of the 414%
subsidiary notes
remaining after the application of the proceeds of sale ol capital sioeit
just offered to the reduction of the 4'4%
subsidiary notes must be
paid in full.
It is expected that such payment will be made from the
proceeds of the first borrowing by Kay under the credit agreement,
which borrowing is expected to occur promptly after the sale or "'e
shares just'offered.
Under the credilt agreement, Kay and its subsidi¬
aries (other than Fairfax) are required to maintain consolidated net
working capital of not less than $6,000,000.
American Security &
Trust Co.
has
the right to call for an assignment of the accounts
covering
1,200,000
placement
having been effected in March,
and Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
the
of
AGREEMENT—Kay
dated
store
with
(par $1),
placement of the notes is t e second by the company,
of three-year promissory not«s a^gr.gating S3,1955, also throigh Kuhn, Loeb
private
Co.
sales
—V.
share,
Inc.—August Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955
$5,408,517
^
President,
I
stock.
Pales
are
S. A., Caracas, Venezuela—
proceeds from the sole of the notes will be added to the general
the company and used to finance expan lug opera'io s.
The
at
another v.Tiohy-ov.neci
suu.au.cu-,,,
short-term
construction
loan*
with
1956—8 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
624.
p.
direct
&
?•
incurred
DIVIDENDS—Since
share
Kress & Co.—August Sales Increased—
..
*
Kay's wholly-owned subsidiary Fairfax
of merchandise by short-term' borrow¬
borrowings
connection
to
held
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$208,266,947 $198,555,947
of
000,000
Inc.
foregoing,
Sales Increased—
1956—mon n—1955
$28,194,484 $26,217,431
1018.
p.
184,
The
re¬
.
denominations, through
Neb. Toe proceeds are
be offered in $1,000
Gma ia, and Lincoln,
Kresge Co.—August
II )
The
a
any
lending bank
*
.
*
)
"
...
Colo.—Files—
working capital.
for
common
11558,100 shs.
amount of
the
of
2.000
2,000
which is the largest instalment finance
company in Venezuela, announced on Sept. 20 that it
has placed
privately through Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. 10-year subordinated notes
in a principal amount of 7,000,000 bolivares, equivalent
to $2,100,000. Part of the notes, which are understood to
bear annual interest of 7y2%, will be convertible into
$1,060,359
the
by
rate
1
La Financiadora NacionaJ,
been
on
1123.
1,
S.)
funds
reduced
2.000
This corporation,
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
V-
3.500
2,000
$13,393,086 $13,008,267 $96,673,237 $37,176,708
—V.
S923.012
share...
per
_~
Sept. 11 filed a letter of notilieatio.i with the SEC
of 6%
sinking fund capital debentures, seiics A,
cn
$150,00C
used
1,500
International Resources Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Up—
Co
p.
Sales
1, 1957 are payable to former minority
Fairfax Distributing Co., Inc., some of whom are direc¬
officers of Kay.
customarily
11270,909 shs.
be
&
184,
V.
184,
proceeds of a proposed mortgage
loan on the building.
From time to time, other Kay subsidiaries have
made
short-term
borrowings from banks in minor amounts.
As of
June 30,
1956,
such
additional
short-kerm borrowings amounted to
due
:
company
be
$44,000.
$5,000,000
notes,
also
(S.
Ka|y notes due Dec.
addition
which
mortgage
from
4%
$200,000
repaid at maturity out of proceeds of proposed sale of
4%% bonds, series A, due July 1, 1977.
JPayable at maturity at the election of the company by delivery
of
one
share
of $3
cumulative preferred
stock, $50 par value, for
each $50 principal amount of interim notes.
§Such preferred stock will be reserved for issuance in payment of
the
EFFECT
note____-
1957
1,
by Kay Associates,
In
1956.
year.
FINANCING
2.500,000
interim
1962
pfd stock,
31,
proposes
be
maturities,
and
tors
Co.,
TO
Authorized
Eank
company
Corporation
which
company's service area this
the
in
will
gas
Pipeline
Co.__;
&
Kraus
duPont
Sept.
—V.
stockholders of
a
construction
program
to
introduce
Idaho
communities
and
to
serve
local
Southern
23
Dec.
value $1
will
('Excluding
in
due
nar
rate
SThe
held
first
notes
credit
tMaximum amount.
n
Co.
gas
GIVING
revolving
duction in the prime commercial loan
stock
privately
$5,000,000
first
1977, through White, Weld
Kav
'This
the
company
I.
(S.
This offer¬
Minority interest in preferred and com¬
mon
stock and surplus of subsids.—
com¬
of
loan
of
used
Kay
Capital stock,
interim
and
Company-
Period End. Aug. 31—
Further details follow;
CAPITALIZATION
pre¬
the
notes
bank
a
shares
be
finance
to
the
5,000
Sales
Offering Oversub¬
issue of Sept, 17 of
Authorized
maturity
at
$3
6%
sale
additional
others,
arranged
bonds,
payable
proceeds 'from
140,000
and
BUSINESS—Company
natural
our
Boyce
3,500
1,500
1.500
1,500
I ..e.00o
Branch, Cabell & Co._-.___a 1,000
5.603"
Moore, Leonard & Lynch___ 1,000
3,500
Pvne. Kendall & Hollister__ 1,000
3,599
,.Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc, 1,000
3,500
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.___ 1,000
5.009
Co
&
Co.__
&
1371 to
Wachob-Bender Corp.,
ing, which represented the first public financing by the
company,
was
quickly oversubscribed and the books
interest.
of
has
company
mortgage 47s%
&
sale
subscribers
be
share
one
redeemed,
be
may
proceeds,
together
the
and
certain
to
of
principal amount
accrued
PROCEEDS—Net
will
notes
delivery
$50
also
notes
par
interim
bv
&
Co
covering
due
offering on Sept. 14 of 150,000 shares of capi¬
(par $1) at $21 per share, through a group of
stock, each unit is priced at $50.
common
6%
in
made
was
Stock
—
&
*
Newburgpr & Co._J_
Willis, Kenny & A^res. Inc.
Baumgartner, Downing &
Co.
__a
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt—
A. M. Kidder & Co._______
7,500
7,500
<«-
3,500
"
Ferris & Company
2,000
Granbery, Marache & Co.__ 2,000
5,000
Burge
The
amend¬
expected
underwriters headed by Lazard Freres & Co.
subordinate interim notes, due July 31, 1962, and 50,000
shares of common stock (par $1).
Consisting of a 6%
subordinate interim note, $50 principal amount, and one
share
Stores, Inc.
Bros.
Inc.
7,500
&
Period End. Aug. 31—
capitak
Intel-mountain
Jackson
Eichler
&
Shares
Sins_;—_
&
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Kinney Loan & Finance Co., Greeley,
of additional plants
is
Edwards
Robinson-Humphrey
Company, Inc.
Courts & Co._
Rothschild
See
may
It
A.' G.
sub¬
used
management
number
'''
Stein
Parker
Ohio
F.
Francis
named as the principal underwriter.
the additional common stock will be
company
as
principal
the
7,500
Co
Richards
Poll,
at
The
suppl.ed
be
to
for
cities with
in
7,500
Company
&
The
per
working
<&
Hill
the proceeds of this fuia'-cing will b-> used in part for plant expansion
and impiovements, in part to provide additional working capital and
„for other corporate purposes. See aiso V. 184, p. 1123.
the
with
amount
of
'
7.590
Bateman.
industry,
plant.—V. 179,
r"*ord
10
each
underwriting
funds
of
company has announced plans for the construction
and facilities at an estimated cost of $29,200,000.
Imperial Packing Corp., Anaheim, Calif.—Files—
The
and
maximum
located
names
7.500
Redpath
additional
from time to time for
determine.
During
the last five fiscal years, the company and its consolidated subsidiaries
have
made capital expenditures approximating
$36,000,000; and new
plants estimated to cost $23,000,000 are now under construction and the
42,800
919.
p.
price
this
in
and
Co
&
Corp
Rhoades & Co.
Auchincloss,
registration
a
stockholders
common
Morgan Stanley & Co. is
proceeds of the sale of
Net
893,422»/3 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
filed
12
are
the
are
City 10 Stores, in
in each of the
York
The
Webber,
Wertheim
L.
shares
common
additional
one-
offering
ment.
'Extended by holders of $36,300
and
29,
$50,000
by
38,850
par
of
rate
Outstanding
$50,000
1964
1,
(held
>
notes
stock (10c
Capital
Oct.
1957
offer
scription by its
Authorised
income notes
Notes
to
proposes
GIVING
Sept.
on
below
the Dis¬
Columb'a.... In
of
New
7,500
7,500
Curtis
.........
corporation
forth
in
Co.________
&
Loeb,
Paine,
statement with the
SEC covering 650,000 shares of its $5 par common stock.
The company
stock.
CAPITALIZATION
5%
This
District
Stores,
cities, 2 Stores each
___„15 000
Co
Lemon
Higginson
Carl M.
Johns-Manville Corp.—Registers Stock With SEC—
$50,000 principal amount
and 6»0,333y3 shares of its
<fc
Hutton
E.
Lee
Bache
for
1904,
1,
Freres
Johnston,
cir¬
conduct
transferred
9
was
utility
manufacturing
Coast
in
Allyn & Co., Inc.__
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
It
only
electric
12
are
C.
A.
marketed
circuit breakers
ratings.
there
4 Stores,
Shares
has never
the products of Kelman com¬
available
the
to
in
and
Thus,
make
offer
to
Company's
2764.
p..
company being located in Idaho, the company duly qualified to
its business in such State.
The company became active on
Feb. 18.
1955,. when the properties of the Wood River Syndicate were
■»
Shields
specialized
apparatus
the
Its
million.
circuit breakers.
outdoor
but
$4i/2
offered
plement
process¬
the i
and
stores,
underwriters who severally agreed to purchase the respective
of shares of capital stock set opposite their ntlmes:
$293,292
stock________
common
Columbia
of
UNDERWRITERS—Set
states only.
which
recently
manufactured
in
engaging
mining business, principally the exploration for, extraction,
\
capital stock
Angeles, Calif., in
western
the
remaining cities one Store; 77 of the Stores
a
population in excess of 50,000.
703.640
987,900-
2,439,577
($110,362 in 1956; $114,655 in 1955)
1956 the company acquired all of the
approximately
the
I-T-E
purposes.
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in Delaware, on Sent. 28,
ar.d has its principal office at
129 South State Street, Dover,
the
1,032,632
in
125,745
189,599
:j
trict
stock
17,
Mississippi River and
Columbus, Ohio,
breakers, rated from 7.2 kv. to 230 kv. with interrupting capacities
to 10 million kva.
In recent years
Kelman's annual sales have
been
net
of
the
of
707,286
Kelman Electric & Manufacturing Co., of Los
exchange for 97,300 shares of common stock of I-T-E.
Kelman
incorporated in 1908, and manufactures high voltage outdoor oil
,
1954,
Del.
July
15
operates
31,364,598
$2,266,176
share
per
which
inc.,
821,847
__
on
Straus,
43,451,070
w
of
speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
general
•
j-
preferred
On
engineering,
expenses.
money
income taxes
than
income
•Based
on
Idaho Alta
sales
amortization
taxes
•Earnings
Ui
!£iAUUMVC
other
Net
726.
p.
and
borrowed
on
Finlay
Inc.- and Kay Jewelry Co., (Delaware), which operate four
each, no more than two stores are operated by any of the Store
Corporation*.
The Stores arc located in 50 cities in *7 states east
$50,156,169 $33,623,974
,
goods' sold,
Income
$169,789
adjustment
on
173,633
70,058
bonds
income
interest
$723,461
143,680
charges
adj. inc.
on
$891,701
■
-J.,.;
administrative
$19,183
$43,949
for
Co.,
stores
Income
Depreciation
operated
under
the
names
"Kay"
(49), "Finlay *
"Kay-Franc"
(10),
"Ross"
(4),
"Kay-Whalen"
(2),
"Wittman"%( lT •> "*
are
(15),.
(1). and
Except
,;»vi 141,815 ;>>■, 82,160
'
Operating income
Non-operating income^.
Stores
"Deeds"
"
'
■
The
.
Straus"
.1956
sales
Other
5,403,744
,
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
30^-
6 Months Ended June
Net
5
(1229)
series
The
at
company
sinking
interest
fund,
in
B debentures will be redeemable at the option
prices ranging from 105% to par, and for the
at prices receding from 102Vg%*;to par, plus
each
*
'
?
accelerate
with
merif
its
special
which
of the
annual
accrued
' \
sale of the debentures and the
be used by the company to
researcn and development engineering on new products,
emphasis on certain types of te.ephone earner equipit does not now
produce, and tj- p.ovide additional
case.
.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
shares
of
capital
stock will
12 500
purchase the
and at $8.50
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1230)
Miller-Wohl
required to handle
working capital which management believes will be
an anticipated increase in the company's business.
Month of
business of designing
systems, the principal
telegraph and telemetering carrier equipment
and
related
accessories.
The company's carrier equipment is
used
primarily by telephone companies.
It is distributed to Bell System
companies through Western Electric Co., Inc.,
and to independent
telephone companies and other domestic users such as railroads, oil
pipe lines and public utilities through Graybar Electric Co., Inc.
Upon completion of the current financing, outstanding capitalization
of the company will consist of $439,500 of funded debt and 232,508
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged in the
manufacturing electronic communications
and
Sales
184,
-
$2,805,059
$3,168,294
-
,222
wells).
net
It
properties
held
also
in
leases
Texas,
New
capital
of
stock.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Outstanding
Authorized
6%
B
•Series
1969)
<due
(due
A
1971)—
$214,500
225,000
232,508 shs.
225,000
—
J500,000 shs.
(par value $1 per share)
Capital stock
will enter into a supplemental indenture dated as
of Sept. 1, 1956, with The Bank of i New York, trustee, providing for
the creation of such series B debentures, which are issuable subject
♦The
to
company
assets
tests.
94,992 shares
earnings and
(1)
^Includes
stock
the
against
reserved
of
exercise
war¬
Stuart
&
Co.
of
exercise
price of $7 per share.—V.
184, p. 822.
Brockway Motor Co., Inc. above.—V. 184,
certificates
The
entire
equipment
steel
the
are
issue
to
cost
Coal
sale
issue
an
be
to
less
of
by the following
$6,761,865:
6 stainless
secured
than
and 25 steel covered hopper
the
Securities
&
offering
Co.;
Drexel
are:
Eastman
Co.;
&
Stroud & Co., Inc.—V.
and
184,
Dillon,
1124.
p.
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—August Sales Higher—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1956—Month—1955
for
it was announced on
exemption order permitting
the
and
Commission
given
has
13
Sept.
applied to
Peabody
persons until 12
has
its acquisition of
interested
Sept. 25, 1956, to request a hearing thereon.
previously reported, Peabody proposes to make a public offering
$35,000,000 of sinking fund debentures.
According to the present
noon,
of
Dick & Merle-Smith, an investment banking
application.
be
on
of
one
about
or
underwriters
the
Sept. 25,
firm, is
underwriting
of
that
184,
Sales Up—
1956— Month—1955
$16,325,581
—V.
Bellas
with
the
cents
42
$1,089,851
previous
sales
and
when
year,
profits
$40,600,000.—V.
were
184,
K. Roosevelt,
the board of
Julian
member of
1956.
a
to
after
National
Dairy Products Corp.
taxes
were
Subs.)—Earns. Up
(&
Six Months Ended June 30—
1956
made
be
partner of said
directors of Man¬
a
1955
$
$
Net
sales
Other
the
is
Manhattan
of
owner
of the
$612,000
outstanding 4%%
deben¬
Peabody which are to be retired in connection with the
latter's refunding program which contemplates its issuance of the new
debentures.
Subject to review of the offering price and interest rate
on the new debentures, Manhattan desires to replace the debentures to
be retired by the purchase of not exceeding, $750,000 of the new deben¬
tures.
Such purchase would be made from a member of the under¬
of
2,503,600
group other' f-han Dick & Merle-Smith.
Because of
affiliation, such purchase is prohibited by the Invest¬
Act. The Commission, however, may grant an exemp¬
Total
ment
Company
tion
if
and
the
to
extent
such
that
protection of Investors.—V.
exemption
consistent
is
with
the
Interest
2,729,608
Provision
668,215,395
&
oper.
depreciation—
624,738,164
624,874,935
582,549,901
1,414,670
incl.
exps.
long-term
on
shares
1,462,707
debt
Fed.
for
Canadian
and
income
taxes
20,822,000
20,914,000
21,103,790
Steel
Corp., No. Kansas City, Mo.
—
profit
♦Net
!
profit per
an
company
Mr.
him
of
common
in
Bruner
in
October
shares
connection
1954.
of its
purchased
shares
their
June
$3
of
at
North
and
Co.
&
and
Burke
MacDonald,
underwriting terms
"Of the net
and
to
are
cash proceeds
of
Inc.
first
of
half
it
expects
1956, a
invest this
total
per
of
$20,134,565
year
in
new
the
of
,
stock, approximately $1,175,000 will be used to purchase
and finance inventory and accounts receivable at a new
equipment,
warehouse
vanced
at
to
Baton
La.;
Rouge,
approximately $350,000 will be ad¬
Norclay Investment Co. and
of providing additional ware¬
the
company's subsidiaries.
Colmar Investment Co., for the purpose
house
facilities
$25,000
will
warehouse;
in
be
North
Kansas
expended
and
the
City
and
Denver;
approximately
additional
equipment
for the Denver
for
balance
will
be
added
to
plants
which
$42,000,000
equipment.—V.
and
182,
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Aug. Sales Up
1956—Month—1955
Sales
$1,413,904
—V.
184,
Sugar
1955
Mr.
$11,379,023
Offering—Men¬
Sept. 17 of the offering
by this company to its stockholders of record Sept. 13 of
94,803 additional shares of capital stock (no par value)
at $30 per share at the rate of one new share for each
issue
our
held; subscription rights to expire on Oct. 1.
The offering is underwritten by a
group of underwriters
headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. Further details follow:
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
1956—Month—1955
Gales
$8,870,367
-rV.
184,
p.
Sales
Up—
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
1956—8 Mos—1955
$8,715,428 $65,401,539 $62,756,344
warrant,
warrant
per
such
two
for
option was transferable and exercisable at any time within
of the date of the granting thereof and was exercisable
that
the holder
thereof
will also exercise
the
years
the
upon
condition
warrants
acquired
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc. (&
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Provision
for
taxes
•Consolidated
Earnings
income
on
net
profit
share of
per
promissory
bank
Cap. stk.,
•The
notes
nominal
or
val,
par
$5,000,000
within
the
tAll
current
§Ey
action
1956,
bank
loans
to
the
of
the
600,000
represented
are
to
underwriters
to
10,500,000
Period End. Aug. 23—
1956—Month—1955
Gales
shares
the
by
of
the
exercise
~-V.
184, p.
Morgan
Drexel
amount
by
at
of
special
a
capital
30-day
notes
meeting
stock
J.
Williston
R.
Co
&
named
of
the
held
on
Sept.
increased
was
from
has
percentages
capital
stock
below
have
severally
agreed to sell to them,
indicated below, such of the
company
shall
as
not
subscribed
be
for
rights:
625.
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.—Stock Offer Oversubscribed—
public^offering
of
$10,000,000
redeemable preference stock
was
5V2%
cumulative
oversubscribed and the
%
35
Weeks
&
also
W.
Paine,
10
;
5
184,
&
nounced
& Co., Ltd., W. C. PitCo., Ltd., and Royal Securities Corp., Ltd., an¬
on Sept. 9.
See also V. 184, p. 1019.
Mica Corp. of America, Las Vegas, Nev.—Files—
The
BEC
corporation
covering
Aug.
on
403,280
24
shares
50
at
cents
Michigan
per
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
Bell
;Period End. July 31—
V
Operating
Operating
Federal
'
-
Co.—-Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
1956—7 Mos.—1955
-,J:'
j -
19,029,147
144.175,269 129,202 525
12,923,961
102,004,925
taxes__
14,380,403
2,268,650
2,4 72,192
1 5,559,480
taxes—
1.342,355
1,095,206
9,714,178
7,731,311
2,446,581
2,537,788
2,371,622
16,896,683
16,950,211
revenues
expenses
inc:me
Other
operating
Net
____
operating
directors
on
Ic
the
Sept.
on
class
holders
Murray
—V.
~'ter
184,
p.
2,213,303
88,476,806
16,044 1 97
15,470,926
728.
Stroud
Agnew
&
Co.,
corporation
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Bepfc. 18, 1936, covering $200,030 of participations in its stock purchase
plan for eligible employees oX Middle South and its subsidiaries.—V. 183.
p.
1475.
'
V-:--:*
,-v,v
company
A,
Taggart
3,750
Co.,
&
Inc.
3,750
17,500
the
basis
will be
of
Sept.
on
6,000
stock
shares
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
2,500
10,700
10,000
Lester
1,250
H.
Vickers
share
one
183,
Morgan
Brothers
1,250
of
with
the
SEC
stock to be offered to holders
15, 1956 at par ($25 per share)
stock
for
each
shares
four
held.
of
on
There
The proceeds are to be used to reduce demand
Facilities—
Gas Co.—To Increase
Natural
Federal
Sept.
new
letter of notification
a
common
of
211.
p.
Northern
filed
12
of
record
of
underwriting.
no
note.—V.
The
Power Commission
"A"
of
declared
13
and
record
Co.
purchase of
for $2,624,013.
2CO.OCO shares
the
Nationwide
class
Sept,
interest
in
North
an
initial
an
"B"
25,
dividend
with
Sept. 7 issued a certificate to this
on
now
National
recently
stock,
common
American
163,408
owns
Casualty
purchased
Accident
(J. J.)
pipeline
163-mile
a
The
miles
160
in
customers
to
includes
extension of Northern's
Aberdeen, S. D., together
serve
20
new
wholesale
from the Sioux Falls,
about
S. D., area, to
branch lines,
to
of
Dakota.
South
certificate
Northern
authorizes
also
to
additional
supply
gas
provide new service to eight towns in
the Allied Chemical and Dye Corp.'s
ammonia plant near Omaha,
Neb.; and to serve the Sc. Paul Am¬
monia Products, Inc.j plant at Rosemont, Minn.
customers
present
to
and
to
supply additional gas to
facilities
authorized
of
part
are
larger
a
expansion
program
Northern,
which
also
includes
an
extension
of
the
system to the Duluth-Superior area.
The latter part of
the project is in competition with t e proposed system of Midwestern
Gas Transmission Co., of Houston, Tex., whose application is pending
before
the FPC.
Further
hearings on this part of Northern's pro¬
proposed
by
company's
will be set by further FPC order. The Commission pre¬
limited the phase of the proceedings decided by
the
project
viously
had
Sepc.
The
7
nun-competitive parts of Northern's proposal.
uie
co
of
7V2c
capacity
to
payable
per
Oct.
5,
National Casualty
shares
Insurance
or
82%
or
Co.—V.
cubic
Sept.
daily.
feet
order
7
will
The
feet
per
authorizes
also
order
the
increase
cubic
1,130,569,000
from
sales
day
sales
Northern's pipeline system extends
capacity.
Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas through or into most of the central
plain states of Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota and Minne¬
and northern
The company
sota.
construct
previously had received temporary authorization to
the
of
part
a
by
facilities approved
order.—V.
today's
184,
728.
p.
of
(Minn.)
Co.
States Power
Bonds Sold—
—
one-t'-ird
a
184,
p.
Mention
221.
made in
was
issue of Sept. 17 of the public
our
bonds due
offering of $15,000,000 first mortgage 4V4%
Newberry Co.—August Sales Up—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1956—Month—1955
Sales
$17,446,583 $16,532,181
—V. 184, p. 626.
system
previously unallocated
from
Northern
shares,
the
by
Northern's
of
1,195,661,000
outstanding.
33,333
covered
facilities
5
1956.
additional 41,651 shares of
Nationwide
of
Corp.
project
system
5
Co
&
Inc
Sept. 1, 1986 at 101.36% and accrued interest, through a
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$115,128,542 $107,021,830
underwriters
group of
&
Fenner
Nortex
Oil
Gas
&
Corp.—Preferred
Stock
Offered—
J. R. Williston & Co. and associates ori
Sept.
18 offered
100,000 shares of $1.20 cumulative convertible preferred
stock (par $1) at $20 per share.
The
new
plus
are
from
of
Feb.
1,
1,,
in
connection
to
in
Montague
the
with
and
company's
1,
of
stock
from
$1.20
is
preferred
redeemable
stock
for
the
$23
to
Beane;
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Kidder, Peabody
of
these
shares,
the
pay the principal and interest
on
its $100,000 promissory note
retire short-term
notes
incurred
acquisition in August 1956 of properties located
Baylor Counties, Texas.
The balance will be added
funds
BUSINESS—Corporation
acquired in August
owned
and
used
for
proper
any
corporate
112
to
gas
Merrill
Carl
& Co.;
and
White,
properties in
completed and
42,479 net wells),
1956)
as
of
Aug.
fractional
Texas,
1,
1956
interests
Mississippi
producing oil and
gas
wells
and two completed
but
saut-in
ana
(including prop¬
producing oil
in
Louisiana
with
thereon
gas
a
total
of
(equivalent
wells (equiva¬
quickly oversubscribed.
was
&
&
of
Co.
Co
&
Parrish
Fahey,
Kalman
Butcher
Co.
1,250.000
Davis,
700,000
&
&
&
Co.
Elworthy
Cullom
&
Davis
600,000
—.
V.
184,
p.
1125.
330,000
330,000
Inc.-—_
330,000
220,000
Sherrerd
&
&
110,000
Co.—
Co
McGlone
Carl
Schmidt.
Inc.
600,000
Co.,
Skaggs
700,000
Co.,
600,000
Co.
Co.,
Inc.
Deetjmi & Co.
&
700,000
Williams
also
are
$600,000
Co
Co
Illinois
Emanuel,
Co
Dickson
Co.
See
each
Clark &
1,250,000
&
&
&
1,250,000
Inc.
Shelby
respective
by
Co—
&
McDonnell
1,660,000
The
—
Rothschild
S.
purchased
be
1,660,000
&
Webber, Jackson
&
the
purchasers and
to
Goodbody
Pierce,
Curtis
Bache
the
bonds
Leane——$1,670,000
Peabody
Co.
F.
&
new
M. Loeb, Rhoades
&
R.
names
the
£he table below:
Weld
Paine,
L.
in
Lynch,
Fenner
White.
of
amounts
forth
set
Baxter,
erties
offering
UNDERWRITERS—The
principal
pei
at
The
Co.
&
Further details follow:
the
general
and
Weld
Kidder,
sale
to
1956,
$552,500
time after April 1, 1957 into
dividends.
$110,000
Oct.
and
any
share
The
accrued
use
at
one
proceeds
to
1955
1957,
cf
common.
and
the
proposes
Feb.
basis
unpaid
PROCEEDS—Of
company
convertible
the
on
shares
1.7
share,
shares
stock
common
purposes.
Middle South Utilities Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
M.
Charles
1020.
p.
common
10
Lincoln, President of this corporation, an affi'iate of
the Nationwide Group of Insurance Companier, on
S3pt. 18 announced
due
15,427,920
of
North Pittsburgh Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—
The
order
D.
to
ITet
184,
covering
of
each
20,937,989
income
charges—
,
severally
number
the
share,
Telephone
&
Nationwide Corp.—Initial Div.—Increases Investments
of
common
stock
(par one cent) to be
without undei writing. The proceeds are
to be used for expenses incident to mining operations.—V.
153, p. 1134.
offered
—V.
H.
17,500
McDowell, Dimond & Co.—
posed
10
Jackson
Stringfellow
—
.
have
respective
10
&
books closed, Nesbitt Thomson
field
Co
&
Webber,
Shuman,
1125.
p.
Hutton
Scott
Co
&
E.
Curtis
Labouisse,
V.
the recent
The
Co
10
Weil,
Friedrichs
See
&
Co.
Howard,
1956,
$74,440,000 $70,662,000
the
Shares
31,800
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
I
Goodbody & Co
The
underwriters
the
and
respective
additional
of
Stanley
&
share
1956—7 Mos.—1955
$ll,8i77,000 $10,683,000
below
Shares
663,618 shs.
shares.
purchase,
in
The
MONTHS
the
of
1,509 of such options
named
purchase
from
the
company
preferred stock set forth below;
of
Iowa;
stockholders
authorized
1,000,000
severally,
$0.67
SEVEN
exercise
upon
purview of the Securities A.ct of 1933.
UNDERWRITERS—The
4%
promissory
notes
isued
pursuant
to a
loan
agreement
dated June 11, 1956, are payable $600,000
annually on July 15, com¬
mencing July 15, 1957, and in a final installment of $1,400,000 payable
on
July 15, 1963.
$978,860
$0.72
stock
holder
authorizing a total of approximately 354 miles of pipeline
and
18,640 horsepower in compressor capacity to increase the sales
capacity of the company's system in the Midwest by approximately
65,092,000 cubic feet of natural gas per day.
Outstanding
$5,000,000
10,500,000
§600,000 shs.
loans
without
Hornblower
1955
$1,044,822
common
SALES FOR AUGUST AND FIRST
::
1956
$62,563,137 $59,979,435
2,162,822
1,973,860
1,118,000
995,000
such
by
option.
Any options not exercised within such two year period will
terminate by their terms. Each optionee agreed by accepting the option
that it acquired its option without any view to the distribution thereof
The
%
Six Months Ended July 31—
Net sales (incl. sales of leased departments)__
Profit before taxes based on income
1956,
made
stock
granted to J. R. Williston & Co., and options to purchase the remaining
20,000 warrants were granted to all the underwriters, including J, R.
Williston
&
Co., in proportion
to their underwriting commitments.
FINANCING
Authorized
*4%
fCurrent
agreed
625.
exercisable
Aug.
date.
8,
or
company,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Corp.—August
warrants
before
granted to underwriters, who
shares of the company's common
on
$6 per share, for a consideration of lc
options to purchase from him, at a price of
the purchase of a share of common stock of
the compgny,
warrants for the purchase of an aggregate of 40,000
shares of the company's common stock exercisable at a price of $3.75
per share.
Of such options, options to purchase 20,000 warrants were
of
six shares
5,
Stores
All such warrants,
non-exercisable
until
and
Of the
Bruner
offering of 150,000
public offering price of
optioned
$2.75
Co.—Stock
Refining
in
made
was
finance additional inventories and accounts receivable at the
company's
existing warehouses.—V. 180, p. 351.
McCrory
share.
per
626.
p.
National
tion
working capital, to be
used largely to reduce the usage of open-line credit
borrowings and to
Period End. Aug. 31—
$3
warrants, 209 were exercised by that
Hecker & Co
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$1,289,636 $11,714,513
company.
to
at
stock
in
The
public offering prices
be supplied by amendment.
the sale of the sinking,fund debentures
public at a public offering
J. R. Williston & Co. and certain
the
purchase
of
an
aggregate
of
non-transferable
were
the $3.75
shares
2792.
Period End. Aug. 31—
common
the
expire on July 7, 1959.
share, 2,009 were exercised
November
a
per
$1.46
share—
common
shares
on
outstanding at end of respective periods.
meeting the needs of expanding markets, the company spent,
In
the
Registers
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Sept. 13, 1936, covering $300,000 of 5 Va % series debentures due 1957
to
1962, $700,000 of 5V2%
convertible sinking fund debentures due
1966, and 135,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
'The company proposes to offer the serial debentures in exchange
for equivalent
maturities of Its presently outstanding 5%
series A
debentures, with a cash adjustment for interest accrued on the out¬
standing debentures.
The exchange offer is to be underwritten by
The First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb., which will solicit acceptances
of the offer by holders of the series A debentures and acquired un¬
exchanged debentures at 97 Vz of principal amount, for public sale at
100% of principal amount.
The sinking fund debentures and common stock are to be offered
fbr public sale by an underwriting group headed by First Trust Co.
of Lincoln, Cruttenden & Co., Bocttcher and Company, Barret,
Fitch,
for
public
a
acquisition of property from
the sale by the company of
of
to
1954,
June
common
terms,
time
Stock
warrants
the
with
the
At
common
1955 and
7,
agreed
•Based
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
of
exercise
upon
conversion
upon
—,
Marsh
99,791
issuance
has issued warrants entitling the holders of purchase
200,000 shares of the company's authorized but un¬
stock; warrants to purchase 50,000 shares of common
stock at $3 per share were issued
to Arnold H. Bruner and others
shortly after the organization of the company, and warrants to pur¬
chase 100,000 shares of common stock at $3.75 per share were issued
19,811,556
$1.55
for
reserved
are
have been exercised.
Net
p.
181, p. 863.
these
aggregate
underlying
income
Product costs
or selling
the intercompany
writing
+The
issued
Each
665,711,795 622,008,556
income
hattan.
tures
of
issuance
In
1020.
p.
97,991
$721,501
additional 170,000 shares will be reserved
of the preferred stock.
tSuch oil payments are not liabilities of the company, but are pay¬
able, with interest at 5 Vz %, only from proceeds of the sale of a por¬
tion of the oil and gas from the company's interests in certain leases.
for
Iless, Inc.—Sales and Earns. Up—
The annual report for the fiscal year ended July 31, 1956, George
Marks, President, points out, showed sales of $45,687,000 and profits
of $1,393,116, after taxes, the highest on record for this
company.
The
profits equalled 54 cents a share on its outstanding stock, compared
368,851 shs.
100,000
100,000
outstanding warrants and
at
625.
p.
100,000 shs.
•1,000,000 shs.
stock;
common
share
by
$111,342,054
125,000 shs.
share
per
50,000
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$14,906,382 $117,163,224
$146,208
(par $1)
pfd. stock;
value)
par
per
and of
firm, expects
expected
offering,
($1
purchase
$3.00
dealers
As
to
to
"
Outstanding
payments
99,966
Murphy Co.—August
and
r.rs*
r,
-
—
price of $3 per share in
National
an
$548,025,967
625.
p.
stock
ma-
stock
conv.
at. $3.75
to
1956—7 Mos.—1955
$94,812,634 $87,206,094 $607,931,891
184,
various
.
fWarrants
at
of
preferred
cumulative
Common
a
$2,368,369
SEC Exemption—
$1.20
an
in
Associates
822..
corporation,
Co.;
witn
the certificates are
Interstate CommerceTEommission.
and
is
not
of
installment
final
and
700 all steel box cars,
Sales
1956—7 Mos.—1955
Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc.—Seeks
SEC
certificates,
turities
Cumulative
tOil
cars.
(G. C.)
$2,726,433
$369,448
$424,891
—
-
This
second
certificates
of
estimated
sleeping cars;
Union
1124.
p.
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
the
for
indebtedness,
•197,782
Period End. Aug. 31—
184, p.
on
Properties—
Mages Sporting Goods Co.—August Sales Up—
—V.
associates
and
coupon.
Sales
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Acquires Brockway
-
99.033%
exceeding $5,325,000.' Issuance
subject to the authorization of the
—V.
Sales
bid
Inc.
not
per
exercise
See
Certificates
Trust
Hutzler
&
Bros.
June
$3.75
at
4Vt %
1,
1954 and rights for the purchase of capital
share and (2) 30,000 shares reserved against the
warrants covering the purchase of capital stock at initial
dated
rants
Halsey,
The
$1,000,000
214,500
debentures
sinking fund
Series
RR.—Equipment
Offered—Salomon
Sept. 21 offered $2,700,000 of series F 4%%. serial equip¬
ment trust certificates, maturing annually Aug. 15, 1957
to 1971, inclusive, at par for all maturities.
The group
won award of the issue on Sept. 20 on its bid of 99.025%.
Sundry
of
acres
FINANCING
Authorized
Missouri-Pacific
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
net
Mississippi
,
products being telephone,
shares
18,911
on
Mexico,
Oklahoma,
625.
p.
to
non-producing
1955
1956
——
—V.
lent
Sales Increased—
Inc.—August
Co.,
August—
Monday, September 24, 1956
&
Co.,
110,000
110,000
«
110,000
—,
Poole,
Parke
Roberts
110,000
Volume 184
Number 5571... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
7
(1231)
Employees
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings Higher
Period End. July 31—
1955
1956—Month
Operating
revenues
Operating
Federal
and
will be
r.:4"* <£'
this
period.—V.
'
'•'
11,189,898
10.579,131
2,206,087
.
14,469,916
8,473,374
13.631,335
7,970,113
14.226,885
13,155,316
operating taxes
1,181,490
2,067,036
1,161.497
operating
Other
•'$' ;-i>-v'-.vv
15,950,773 116,592,837 108,040,836
78,127,8.5
72,216,473
17,0U4,232
expenses
income taxes
2.426,757
2,143,059
15,521,672
2,191,503
1,991,577
14,172,294
Net
income
Net after charges
—V. 184, p. 728.
purchasing stock under this
during the period in which they
dividends
1956—7 Mos.—1955
?
5
$
entitled
to vote
184,
their
stock at
will
plan
credited
be
with
*
Public Service Electric &
Bonds and Common Stock—
for their shares
paying
are
shareowners meetings during
1062.
p,
The
directors
oversubscribed
V.
and
the
books
closed.
See
details
in
1126. C--"'
184,
p.
Poor
&
ity
to
new
The
role
latest
in
the
counter
issue
new
for
"the
of
Armour
soft
Nucleus"
this
describes
corporation's
the Model D-47
Reactor,
Research
flow
gas
beta
radiation, and the design problems involved
in manufacturing high intensity strontium-90 sources.
The company magazine,
publishejd by Nuclear, 229 West Erie St.,
Chicago 10, .111., is available on request.—V. 184, p. 921.
made
in
Drilling & Exploration Co.
Stock Subscrip¬
—
tions—Of the 208,395
shares of common stock (par $1)
recently offered for subscription by common stockhold¬
ers of record
Aug. 28 at $20 per share, 207,011 shares
were subscribed for, including 109,722 shares by
Murphy
Corp. The unsubscribed 1,384 shares were taken up by
the
underwriters, headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. and
Reinholdt & Gardner, and sold at $25.75 per share.
details in V. 184, p. 921.
See
stock
Ohio Edison Co.—Proposed
two shares of
nominal
\
to
are
SEC
system
of
interested
The
the
Village
'persons
company
system,
acquire
of Huron,
until Sept. 27,
supplies
now
and
O.;
1956,
to
power
the
to
Commission
request
Huron
for
has
given
thereon.
hcaring
a
distribution
,
Johnson Motors, it
and
equipment
Johnson
engines
announced
was
expansion
Motors
also
Sept. 19, has
on
a
introduced
Sept.
on
19
a
of
line
outboard
nine
1957, which includes five new models, and said it would
25% more big horsepower motors than it did last year.
The firm established price increases
ranging from $9 to $19 for four
or
In
keeping with
the
trend
to
greater
horsepower,
Johnson
has
dropped last year's 30 h.p. motor in favor of a 35 (a larger bore
engine with 40.5 cubic inch displacement) which will be manufactured
in
three
sion
models—manual
called
the
Golden
engines
will
and
horsepower,
10
engines
replace
also
starting, electric starting
Javelin.
last
year's
round
snows
Manual
15s.
upwaid
an
Four
the
out
sales
other
line.
new
deluxe ver¬
starting 18 h.p.
engines, 3, 5>/2 7l/2
and
a
electric
and
Production
forecast.—V.
184,
of
smaller
Finance
Corp.—Secondary
bonds
523.
p.
sec¬
ondary offering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on Sept. 11 by Dean Witter & Co. at $35
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.10 per share.
It was completed.—V. 184, p. 729.
to
The
from
$1.50
dends
share
the
to
the
600,000
stock
on
495,000
586,113 shs.
of
number
autorized
shares
said
of
shares.
March
both
the
class
on
directors
record
have
of
the
and
June
on
and
Dividends
1.
stock
common
payable |Sept.
the
of
names
1,
several
of unsubscribed
shares
of
to
cents
50
were
1956,
Co
are
set
underwriters
declared
the
and
which
stoek
common
forth
increase
Eppler,
10
Farwell,
Dean
Witter & Co.—
10
The
Allen
&
utility
;
Company
Guerin
&
Milwaukee
6
Turner,
Chapman
Straus,
Blosser
6
Brush
5
Chiles-Schutz
Staats & Co
C. Allvn
& Co., Inc.—
Republic Co. (Inc.)___
5
Co.-
&
Clark,
3
2
Howard,
H.
2
&
(Inc.)__
Co
&
Co.,
Telephone & Telegraph
Period End. July 31—
$
Operating
revenues
65,229,073
expenses
42,343,290
income
The
1956—7» Mos.—1955
$
Operating
Federal
Co. —Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
>
Public
$
&
58,323.034 446,216,172 400,553,974
31,724,658 302,173,015 269,553,590
taxes__
7,119,000
5,681,000
45,307,484
42.597.745
operating taxes—
5,884,381
5,119,340
38,105,428
33,287,613
operating income
charges
—V. 184, p. 1020.
7,672,127
Other
Net
9,382,402
after
Net
60,630,245
55,115,026
50,578,361
45,214,553
.},
v
■
.
7,798,036
6,175,044
,
:
.
.,y, wo
.
.
Peerless Insurance Co., Keene, N. II.—Acquisition—
This
will
company
purchase
Caledonian-American
the
of
Caledonian
the
assume
according
business
to
outstanding capital stock of the
whcT"-o-«ned American subsidiary
of
liabilities
and
announcement
an
all
Co.,
the
of
made
Edinburg,
caleuonian's
Sent.
on
Scotland,
U.
and
will
S. branch,
17.
The
transaction,
announced
jointly by W. S. Robertson, General
Manager rf the Caledonian, and Dudley W. Orr, President of Peerless,
also provides that the Peerless will assume the business and liabilities
of the U. S. branch of Netherlands Insurance Co. of The
Hague, The
Netherlands,
previously managed by the Caledonian.
exchange of Peerless stock is included in these transactions which
be completed on or about Dec, 31, 1956.
No selling price was
No
to
are
revealed
in
the
announcement.
Caledonian-American
shares
of
$100
Insurance
The
par
capitalization consists of 8,000
all held by the Caledonian
stock,
by
on
Caledonian
Peoples Drug
184,
p.
direct
and
fire
the
and
casualty
Netherlands
1956—Month—1955
for
ocean
$4,967,117
1953—8 Mos.—1°55
$4,514,602
$38,822,751
it was announced on Sent. 17 has applied to the
exemption order permitting its acquisition of Tennessee Gas
Co. preferred stock; and the Commission has
given in¬
terested persons until Sept. 27, 195G, to request a hearing thereon.
Tennessee Gas proposes to make a public offering of 20),COD shares
corporation,
SEC for
an
Transmission
cumulative
of
convertible
second
preferred
stock, along wi-h $5),000,OOO of bonds.
Petroleum Corp. proposes ta purchase not to exceed
2,000 shares of such preferred stock, subject to consideration of the
price and other terms of the offering when they have been made
public.
Because
of
intercompany
affiliations
(three
directors
of
Petroleum Corporation ere associated with certa'n of the
underwriters),
such purchase is prohibited by the Investment Company
Act unless
exempted by the Commission on the basis of a finding that the
is
consistent
with
the
investment
policy of
Petroleum
Corporation and that it is reasonable and fair and does not involve
overreaching on the part of any person concerned.—V. 183, p. 2654.
transaction
Holders
cates
and
notified
of
first
first
that
trustee,
,as
interest
mortgage fee 5%% sinking fund gold bond certifi¬
fee certificates, due July 1, 1951, are being
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. of New York,
mortgage
The
holds
now
on
under
the
certain
certificates.
funds
for
the
Certificates
payment
and/or
of
other
princi al and
evidences
of
Inc
contravention
will
shareowners
on
Oct.
24
act
upon
incentive
ployees, John W. Barriger, President, announced
on
plans
Sept. 19.
for
em¬
The pro¬
which include stock purchase and incentive bonus plans for all
employees and a stock option plan for key executives, have been ap¬
proved by the board of directors.
posals,
These
stock
employees
but
be
not
may
less
purchase plans provide that anv of the road's 5,200
purchase one share for each' $200 of annual salary,
than
three,
nor
more
than
100
shares.
The
shares
will
payroll deduction over three years. The purchase
price will be the closing market price on the day preceding receipt of
the employee's purchase application.
paid for through
by the
construction
additions
gross
of
which
company's
Tne
progr-.m.
electric
and
the
to
service
gas
company's
$83,4uC.0C0
was
spent
the current
construction program of the com¬
amounted to approximately 3238,000,000.
the
large expenditures lor electric trans¬
facilities, and gas distribution plant, t ie
program
Jamieson
Mason-Hagan,
&
Products—
Corp.—New
14
the
announced
^
Radiant
new
Picture-
which has just been introduced to tho
Available in four sizes from 30 x 40 inches through
screen
182,
2253.
p.
Corp. of America
Before
will
July,
Next
not
July—
list
matters
be
1358
President,
Television
which
over
increased,"
Mr,
Victor
for
the
the
current
entire
"The
14.
distributors
our
of
such
control,
and
color
our
mer¬
tha
asuranee
color
meeting
set
of
the
>
price-!
RCA
; 7:
•
,
television,
introduced
are
Sept.
on
sales
a
Division.
in history to consumers."
He
for color
television sets "is
discussing
that
no
told
color
models
stated
have
we
Folscm
In
.
present status and outlook for color, Mr. Folsom
levels represent "the greatest television value j
price
also predicted that
"a fabulous demand"
developing which will mean
industry,"
nationally-advertised price of $495 for
ers.v
new
a
television
present
big color
RCA
Victor receiver results
from
years of
pioneering and develop¬
ment," Mr. Folsom said.
"In achieving the $495 price level, we hav>
utilized all of the knowledge gained so far—technically,
production-
1
1
Inc
RCA
can
said
1
Company
of
before
assure
the public—as well as
nationally-advertised
price
levels
cannot
be
reduced,
we
cannot offer
of
Victor
&
Co
'V'
prices
Folscm,
M.
Not to Reduce Color TV
—
reduced
be
Frank
we
not
1
wise
Co. of Indiana,
Sept,
on
tripod
market.
"While
Labouisse,
&
Manufacturing:
1
Inc.—Files Petition—
in
and
"While
RCA
labor
is
and
receivers.
will
price
levels
will
Victor
public,
price
color
to
we
is
line
avoid
to
prices
boost
and
can
pas;l
introduced
even
mine?
but
cut."—V.
black-and-whitb
of
have
we
distributors
color,
be
cannot
which
over
our
in
increases
sets
effort
every
factor
reason—a
the
be
oi
that
1953
our
it shculd be noted that spiralling cosfci
recently made it necessary for virtually
have
manufacturer
this
not
make
sets,
color
on
assure
there
before
jAm?.;
materials
For
cannot
likelihood
little
a
now.
television
every
we
from
increases
price
of
There
marketing.
further 'savings to consumers
nine months
Sept.
or standards
Section
of
2(a)(29)
and
11(b)(1)
the
of
Act."
do
we
control—
no
dealers thai
know that oul*
p.
922.
and
184,
Railway & Utilities Investing Corp.—Off List-Dissolu¬
tion
American
the
construct
Breed
new
steam electric generating station, to be known as
and to cost initially $58,000,000.
While the exact loca¬
proposed transmission lines are not known to PSI, Breed
Station,
tions
of
the
New
will
be
Carlisle
located,
according
to
the
petition,
200
miles from
dealings
Sorenson
The
if
t^e
necessarily
cross
existing transmission lines of petitioner;
and the
presently served by petitioner will be direc.ly af¬
the Breed Station
and transmission lines
therefrom,
as
will
other
large areas of Indiana and Illinois which are presently
served
by electric utilities other than the AG&E system,
by rural
territory
fected
on
Sept.
18
approved
a
plan
cj
Thereafter,
poration's
tr.c
such
specific
stock
certificates
not be transferable by the negotiation oi tlx)
only by, an assignment of the rig.it to receive!
shall
assets
but
certificates,
stock
on
the basis of their stockholdings at tha:';
stockholders' respective interests -:n the cor¬
stockholders
poration's
the
accompanied
by surrender
of
properly endorsed.—V. 184, p, 1169.
interests
relevant
Rand McNally & Co., Chicago,
on
record
of
III.—Stock Offered—Thii
Aug. 14 offered to its common stockholders
Aug. 10 the right to subscribe on cr before
company
Sept. 4 for 1,999 additional shares of common stock (pa?
$10)- at $22
each
for
The
share on the basis of one new
shares held, without underwriting.
sharo
per
125
proceeds
will be used
for
working capital.—V. 184,
p.
668.
proposed Breed Station is
constructed and tied in with such other stations by transmission lines,
they will encompass approrimately 17,500 square miles of territory not
presently
embraced
in
the
AG&E
system,
which
territory
has
a
population of over 1,750,003 inhabitants; such interconnections will
entire
;.:'
"oruoration
the
liquidation pf the corporation. The transfer*
books
of
the corporation were
closed permanently at the close of
business, Sept. 14. 1956, and the assets of the corporation, consisting
of portfolio
securities and cash will be distributed aucng the cor¬
substation
Creek
further indicates that,
petition
oi
complete
the
of I&M r^ar
New CaiTsle, Ind., 190 miles
of I&M near Fort Wayne, Ind., 150 miles
Generating Station of I&M near Lawrenceburg,
Ind., and 130 miles from the Clifty Creek Generating Station of Ohio
Valley L'iectric Corp. near Madison, Ind., in which corporat'on AG&E
has
a
substantial ownership interest.
Said New Carlisle substation,
Sorenson substation and
existing generating stations are term'ni of
330,000 volt transmission lines of the AG&E system now in existence
or proposed.
the
the Tanner's
l'
\
;;
that Exchange.
on
and
r
Exchange cn Sept. 14 announced that the clarv
value $1 of this corporation has been suspended
par
stockholders
The
dissolution
substation
from
Stock
stock,
common
from
,
i,
Approved—
The
A
time.
According to PSI's petition, I&M recently announced its intention to
Inc.—Notes
Rayette,
Privately—The
Placed
corpora
tion, it was announced on Sept. 10, has placed privatelj*,
through Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, an issue c 2
$750,000 3.93% 12-year notes.—V. 184, p. 824.
by
membership corporations and by municipal utilities.
Further¬
the petition asserts,' the construction of the Breed Station and
more,
associated
transmission
territory
new
which
lines
would
constitute
major
a
extension
into
would
materially enlarge the AG&E system; The
AG&E system is now substantially larger than the system approved for
retention in prior Commission proceedings under Section 11; and there
exist within the present territory of the AG&E system locations with
access
to adequate supplies of coal and water sufficient for the effi¬
cient
and
economical
generation of electric power for the
AG&E
system,
including
Whether
or
territory
petition
place
the
service
normal
Securities Co. and Burt, Hamilton & Co.,'Inc,,
not
the
intends
system now
to render service
in
served by Petitioner and other public utility companies,
states, the construction of the proposed facilities would
such
in a position to render
which would be inimical
system
AG&E
in
AG&E
territory
both of Dallas, Tex., on Aug. 31 publicly offered for saii
The
or
seek to render
prejudicial to
and
Accordingly,
to
Institute
an
PSI
the
requests
the
and
Securities
Exchange
investigation having for its purpose
AG&E
system will
constitute
an
a
Commission
determination of
integrated public
system if it or one of Its subsidiaries is permitted to proceed
construction
mission
finds
the
and
lines.
that
AG&E
ownership of the Breed Station and associated
If,
after
as
such
system
a
result
of
expansion
would
such
investigation,
by I&M
constitute
not
or
the
utility
with the
trans¬
Commission
AG&E, or either of them,
an
integrated
public utility
system permitted by the Holding Company Act. petitioner requests the
Commission
desist
to enter an
order
from such expansion
integrated
public
V.
922.
184,
p.
utility
"requiring I&M and AG&E to cease and
and to limit their operations to those of an
system
meeting
the
standards of the
Act."—
Texas
100,0G0 shares of 6% cumulative
has the right to call and redeem the preferre.l
dividend-paying date, in whole or in part, upon pay¬
of the par value thereof, plus accrued dividends.
corporation
stock
on
of
any
115%
net
PROCEEDS—The
banks
of
proceeds
will
be
used
to:
first,
pay
notes
second, to pay the mortgage of 040,000; the
approximately $107,224 59, will be added to tlee operating
and to handle trade account receivables.
$32,775.50;
remainder,
capital
CAPITALIZATION
the
public interest, and to the. best interests of Petitioner and such
other public utilities, of the investors therein and of the public served
thereby.
of
residents
to
preferred stock (par $2) and 100,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) in units of one share of each class oii
stock at $2.25 per unit on a "best-efforts" basis.
ment
growth.
Clarksville, Tex.—Stock Offered-^-
Red Fish Boat Co.,
Franklin
electric
whether
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Stock Option Plan, etc.
The
necessitated
company's
required
1
,
Inc.
Weil,
Friedrichs
next
an
"Nov. 16,
Street,
been
extensive
the
$567,000,600,
Nationally-advertised
will
provisions of Section 11(b) of the Act; and such expanded
system will not be a system confined in its operations, to a single area
or region and will be so
la:ge as to impair the advantages of localized
management, efficient operation and the effectiveness of regulation, in
indebtedness
are to
be presented for payment or claimed on or before
1956 i?.t the Sterling National Bank & Trust Co., 122 East 42nd
New York, N. Y.—V. 145, p. 3503.
to the general funds
major portion of tne
pay for a portion of
are
because
the
the
16—
added
the
chandise
expansion and extension of the territory covered by the AG&E
system that will result in the operations of that system being opera¬
tions beyond those of an integrated public utility system permitted
the
Pierrepont Hotel Corp.—Claims Before Nov.
in
portable
Prices
together with 330,000 volt transmission lines to tie the new
plant in with and as a part of the AG&E system, "will not serve the
public interest by tending toward the economical and efficient devel¬
opment ox an integrated system, but will, on the other hand, constitute
$35,552,812
Exemption—
be
dealers—that
.
729.
p.
Petroleum Corp. of America—Seeks
This
underwriting
except
626.
Stores, Inc.—August Sales Up—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
184,
all
covers
the
insurance.—V.
separate
:
an
from
>
—V.
capital
Co.
agreement
carried
marine
value
Co.'s
be
consummation
Haute,
Station
Insurance
1956,
available.—V.
an
Co.
Insurance
Insurance
will
the
upon
50 x 50 inches, the Picturcmaster is
a lightweight,
durable end ex¬
ceptionally strong screen, incorporating many of the individual feature.!
formerly found only on high priced models.
'
!'■ laBearing a U. S. retail list price cf just $16.95 for the 39 x 49 inch
size and $18.95 for the 40 x 40 inch, the Picturemaster is immediately
1126,
p.
on
for
as
will
has
for
has
over
corporation
master
18 petitioned the Securities and Exchange
investigation of the status of, American Gas &
integrated public utility system under t.ie standards
of Section
11
of the Public Utility Holding
Company Act of T935.
In its petition, PSI asserts that the proposal of AG&E's
subsidiary,
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co., to construct a
large steam electric
generating station in western Indiana on the Wabash River, Fairbanks
Township, Sullivan County, approximately 20 miles south of Terre
company
Electric Co.
demand
distribution
Radiant
This
-
1
Ladd
2
Service
Commission
$
stock
common
dependent
are the new Linden electric generating
new
Bergen 'electric generating station.
When thesb
completed they will have a combined installed capacity
1,000,000 kilowatts.
The total,effective generating capac-Ly ofrtho
company's seven electric generating stations wiil t..en approximate
3,000,000 kilowatts.—V. 184, p. 668.
along
Pacific
and
improvements.
1
Co..
2
Co
184,
and
stations
2
Landstreet
Greene
&
1956
based on recent prices,
this program provides for
2
Inc
Kirkpatrick,
2
Byllesby & Co.
Co.,
Slocumb
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
V.
the
sales
securities
of
2
McDowell__
&
William
Weedon
the
and
31,
July
2
Baker, Simonds & Co
also
plant
of
and
2
Inc.
Company
Stroud
See
of
decade
items
they
Co
&
6
Crowell,
be
increasingly
the
past
receivers
6
Cruttenden
1,
last year.
below:
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Reynolds & Co., Inc
M.
of
will
these
and
in
the
over
%
15
&
Nov.
holders of
%
I
R.
of
Radio
Kidder, Peabody & Co
A.
sale
additions
The-sale
American
stock
1956,
severally agreed to purchase
&
the
neither
proceeds
continuing
1956,
UNDERWRITERS—The
percentage
1
A
July 25,
on
15,
Aug.
dated
■
station
1939 the company has paid cumulative dividends
share annually on its class A stock and since 1947 divi¬
$1.50 per share annually on
its common stock.
In
1956,
of 37'/2 cents per share were paid on both the class A stock
of
be
refunding mortgage bonds in
early in December.
Tne sale of toe
of
per
common
will
and
the
increased
500,000
net
property
certificate of incorporation of the
company,
approval, became effective on Sept. 6, 1956,
redesignated the class B stock of the company as
and
bonds
the company and will be used to retire the
short-term bank loans now
outstanding, and to
new
1,000,000
Issue
1980.
of
mission
$1,500,000
The
1,
ana
and
largest
$1,500,000
Nov.
the other,
stockholder
stock
Central
Offering—A
of
While
DIVIDENDS—Since
of
Hirsch
Pacific
FINANCING
Outstanding
to
Board of Public
value.
par
mature
transactions
As
sinking fund debentures
amendment
stock
PRESENT
600,000 shs.
to
common
Bache
motors.
TO
Authorized
amendment
which
program.
for
i
EFFECT
$10)
pursuant
by
produce
Fur¬
Plans
sell
It is planned to sell trie first
November and the common stock
pany,
GIVING
due Jan. 1, 1971
Series B, 4 t4 % sinking fund debentures
due Jan. 1, 1971
Common stock (former class B stock,
per
$5,COO,000 plant
held; subscription warrants will
The offering is underwritten by an
_
Series A, 4)4%
and
Outboard Marine Corp.—Johnson Unit to Expand—
stock
CAPITALIZATION
dividends
1126.
p.
of
stock for each five shares of
common
expire on Sept. 26.
investment banking group headed by Bache & Co.
details follow:
its
over
which serves approximately 1,350 customers.
It proposes to
the properties for a cash consideration of $335,000.—V. 184,
class
new
and
.
ther
An
applied to the
electric distribution
has
Offering—Mention was
17 of the offering by this
record
common
Acquisition—
company, it was announced on Sept.
13,
for authorization to acquire
the municipal
Stock
of
Sept.
the holders of its class A stock and common
Sept. 12 of 213,175 additional shares of
stock (par $10) at $31 per share at the rate of
of
par
This
issue
company to
either
Ocean
Co.—Common
our
Co.
Sept.
jersey
issue
mortgage
Nuclear Instrument & Chemical Corp.—Reactor Role
"
Gas
18 authorized the filing of an application
Utility Commissioners for au;hoi>
$50,000,000 principal amount of first and re¬
funding mortgage bonds and 1,000,000 shares of common stock wi.hout
witn the
Polymer Corp.---Stock Sold—A. G. Edwards & Sons
on Sept.
18 announced that the 41,300 shares class A
common stock
offering of The Polymer Corp. has been
on
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
6%
stock
(10-cent
par
cumulative preferred stock
BUSINESS—The
for the purpose
600,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
value)—
(par $2)
;
399,9<}4sb?v
1C0.0P0 slia.
incorporated Nov. 1, 1955, in Texas.-,
of building and selling boats of the pleasure craft type.
company
In
May,
was
in April were $42,645 and 150 boats wer)
$50,800 and 184 boats were delivered.
in May, $50,309 and in June $4,386.
there were unfilled orders on hand for approxi¬
sales
were
Profit in April was $3,183,
On
Aug.
17,
1956,
mately 540 boats.
sales
The
season
in
the
Southwest
is
'
at
'
its
height
from
April
The sales season in Florida and the Gul
Spates
begins in October end runs through February, inventories are built up
in February and March for the following season.
The
company
has
approximately
40
dealers
buying
ifs boats.
through
Among
Auto
and
October.
its
principal customers
Stores,
White's
Federated
Stdres
Auto
are
S:ores,
(Foley's
in
•
Outstanding
ETC.—Sales
EARNINGS,
delivered.
FINANCING
Montgomery Ward & Co., Western
Inc., J. D. Beakley. Fedway Stores
Houston).—V. 184, p. 922.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.v.
(1232)
Reserve
The
Works
Sept.
on
Silver
at
13
the
announced
Minn.—V.
Bay,
dedication
182,
its
of
E.
W.
mobile
2135.
p.
The
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 7,700 shares of common stock (par $5) was
made on Sept. 20 by A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., at $27.12 Vz
per share.—V. 183, p. 2695.
to
Bank
vehicle
motdr
Septa* 13
on
manufacturer
to
announced
automotive machinery and equipment, in the United
The loan is for ten years.
The company's automobiles are the
and
the
company
Vedette,
small
has
designed
business
cars
been
in
especially
than
more
2227.
p.
5'A%
States.
years,—V.
20
bid
be
will
bonds,
also
oVis.
as
bids.
redeemable
■*
_
Oct.
after
1,
Period End. Sept. 8—
Sales
Subs.)—Current Sales Up—
(&
1956—4 Wks.—-1955
income
Gross
and expenses
Prov.
for
Scott Paper Co.—Definitive Debentures Ready—
Temporary 3%
convertible debentures
due
March
1971,
1,
Net
may
now
U.
S.
183,
Incorporated, 23 Wall St.,
and
issued
were
York,
New
debentures
coupon
issue
in
the
originally
N.
Y.
Fully registered debentures
denomination
in
definitive
$100
of
form.—V.
each
183,
of
foreign
of
360,000
V.
184,
officers and employees of the company were offered to
the public at a price of $7 a share.
The offering was
quickly oversubscribed.
be
used
by
the
sale
finance
to
company
the
of
plant
the
additions
currently
construction, for new machinery and equipment and
working capital
through
reduction
of
current
bank
;
BUSINESS—Corporate
Atlanta,
Ga.,
is
with
n,
engaged
its
the
in
principal
for
and
of
sale
additional
in
mechanical
pencils,
fountain and ball point pens, "liquid lead" pencils, and,
through a subsidiary, cigarette lighters. The company also sells
pencil
leads and erasers.
The company's products are distributed
throughout
the states and
territories
EARNINGS—For the
had total net sales of
unaudited
an
period,
total
of the
1955,
the
company
and
net
year
sales
net
$790,763.—V.
184,
United States.
$15,167,452
statement
for
the
Jan.
shown
were
at
and its subsidiaries
income of $1,293,026.
In
1,
1956
to
and
$8,143,358
June
net
16,
income
Bell
Telephone
company will up to noon
Owen Farr Gallagher &
N.
for
Y.,
the
cates,
series
equal
purchase
annual
Q,
aggregate
authorized to
than
be
of
not
be
issued
(EDT)
and
15
1,
1956
to
and
represents
the
$9,300,000
be
184,
2,
at
the
office
of
St., New York 5,
equipment trust certifi¬
ma~ure
to
first
covering
ing
such
by
equipment
trust
of
certificates
costing
not
963.
p.
$15,000,000
Notes—
on
by
The
First
Boston
Corp.
is
underwriting
offering.
of
funds
borrowers
offering
and
of
to
purchase
notes
and
purpose
to
will
be
receivables;" proceeds
used
to
further
permit
bank
repay
borrowings
lrom
loans
to
be
to
lend
the
company,
Stuart &
for
this
Sept.
on
The
interest
rate,
from
to
ness
Us
price
and
underwriting
terms
intends,
the
sale
the
notes
line-o'-credit
first
to
instance,
the
reduction
to
of
apply
the
current
net
will
of
will
bonds
be
106.50%
from
101%
redeemable
to
par,
par,
to
plus
estimates
that
approximate
at
and
regular
special
at
accrued
Vegas,
Nev.,
Vegas,
additions
gross
indebted¬
the
credit
further
company
funds
as
borrowings
be required
may
under
from
time
its
interest
redemption
to
its
utility
to
regular
bank
time.—V.
184,
lines
&
furnishes
its
electric
—V.
184,
668.
p.
principal
in
power
Vegas
city of
The
Steel
corporation
Division
Dearborn
The
in
new
metal
Is
>
to
in
Sharon
had
operating
ADD
12
months
of
revenues
ended
$5,717,293
UP
ADD
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
Steel
procedures,
the
was
cold
of
rolled
consolidation
a
is
a
prime
producer
recent
of
of
operations,
of
facilities.
functions
GIVING
June
and
1956,
30,
net
income
of
series
series
Series
due
B
strip steel for the automotive and
Michigan and Middle Western
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
sales
operation,
and
service
due
C
4%%
convertible
debs,
Short-term
pfd.
due
indebtedness
Cumulative
4.80%
stock
convertible
Common
stock
Options
to
due
of America—Moore
Robert L. Moore has been
elected
'The
to
($20
the
of
with
departments.
iC'2
250,000
250,000
President
Shoe Corp. of America—Stock
The
this
are
amount
of
the
1750,000 shs.
common
to
the
issuance
ing
class
shares
common
$3
"A"
the
of
each
common
shares
be
to
of
.without
split-up
there
outstanding
in
will
shares.
on
The
holders
required
to
Manhattan
New
York
Pursuant
1956,
of
the
of
§11,154
under
surrender
43
to
the
shares
outstand¬
new
common
split-up
a
of
shares
common
presently
articles
restrictions
of
and
these
bonds
additional
conditions
are
bonds
contained
shares
to
cumulative
1979
included
are
and
established
of
9,854
stock
above
for
preferred
conversion
upon
due
an
reserved
are
to
purchase
of
from
bonds
new
purchasers
the
in
stock,
the
option
upon
20,000
con¬
shares
are
4%%
for
reserved
First
&
the
of
of
of
the
value
par
the
of
corporation
outstanding
the
the
Co.
Weeks.
Staats
&
below
of
respective
stock
common
Co.
Co.,
500,000
amounts
J.
100,000
Thomas
S.
Strauss
Arthur
Co.
100,000
&
L.
&
Co.__
100.000
Co
100,000
Period End.
Operating
Operating
Wright & Co.,
Inc.
100.000
Federal
July 31—
class
corporation
"A"
Telephone Co.
expenses
1956—7 Mos.—1955
$7,335,054 $55,840,983 $49,836 633
4,913,275
37,551,539
33,646.326
$8,167,548
5,625,665
income
taxes
955,209
928,883
6,972,633
operating taxes
Other
402,808
365,392
2,902,326
$1,127,504
$8,414,425
of
dividends
33
each
Co
Co.,
of
Foster
200,000
956,246
935,137
6,981,378
6,329,053
income
charges
company
covering
$25).
on
Sept.
proposed
a
20
filed
issue
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
1.050,000
Shields
1,250,000
150,000
Co._
&
679,012
200.000
& Co.
will
of
shares
be
offered
Oct.
1
for
at
subscription
the
ratio
of
oi
with
at
$30
at
one
share
the
share
per
for
eaca
outstanding common stock and
competitive bidding.
to
eight
intends
to
sell
the
rigots
as
will
a
be
Telegrapn
184,
730.
p.
150,000
Blosser
&
300,000
McDowell
J.
450,000
Strauss
&
Co.____
American
S.
Corp.—
Swiss
Thomas
&
& Co
Grande &
Co., Inc
Green, Ellis & Anderson
400,000
Tucker,
Anthony
150.000
Van
450,000
C.
550,000
Arthur
Ira
Sons
Hau.pt
—V.
184,
Co
&
Southern
This
1956,
company
filed
covering
share
for
of
Gas
100,000
Co
150,000
—
Yantis
&
Co.,
Inc.
250,000
shares
with
statement
its
of
$1
the SEC
Sept.
The
or.
stoc:.
common
par
to o.fer these shares for subscription by its common
record
each
603,000
&
Wright & Co.,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration
a
171,187
proposes
stockholders
S.
F.
Union
company
800,000
&
Inc.
800,000
1063.
p.
White
L.
400.000
300,000
Co.
Noel & Co.
Alstyne,
N.
300,000
Co
12
Sept.
shares
26,
then
1956,
held
at
(with
the
of one addit.onal
oversubscription privi¬
rate
an
rights to expire in about 20 days after subscription war.auts arc
mailed.
The subscription
price is to be $18 per share.
No under¬
is
involved.
of the
proceeds
the
financing will be added to the general funds
and used from time to time to defray a portion of the
company
its
of
1957
Construction
and
such
—V.
183,
p.
for
program
expenditures
expenditures for
of
property additions and improvements.
$10,377,478
were
budgeted
for
1956;
1957
are
net
expected
to vary sig.ii-icamly.
2811..
Southwestern
Bell
Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
July 31—
$
1956—7 Mos.—1955
$
$
Operating
revenues
48,885,118
44,337,538
335,409,306
307,329,606
expenses
29,768,178
27,162,089
202,851,701
188,840,020
income
$
taxes—
7,525.120
6,623,709
52,584,833
45,345,996
taxes__
3.593,067
3,559,744
25,760,199
24,741,747
operating income
charges
Other
7,997,753
6,991,996
54,212,573
47,801,843
7,296,643
6,405,847
50,829,282
44,432,042
operating
Net
after
—V.
184,
p.
825.
C
The net proceeds of the financing
by Southern New England
used partly to pay advances from the American
Telephone &
Co.—V.
250,000
Co
&
450,000
&
600,000
Co.,
&
stock
common
The registration statement also includes
1,173,896 rights to American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. to purchase shares of the
capital stock of
Southern
New
England Telephone Co. 01 which AT&T owns 21.6%
the
Co
&
Nicolaus
Straus,
150.000
Co.
103,000
Co
&
250,000
Federal
statement
shares
held.
then
record
Stix
550,000
Marshall
&
200,000
Inc.
1,050,000
Co
1,050,000
Renshaw
Smithers
S.
Stifel,
Bodine
Corp.^.
Michigan Corp.
Freeman
Net
stock
F.
150,000
Townsend,
Co
&
&
Operating
registration
a
of
250,000
Rodman
250,000
du Pont
&
Inc.
Co.,
Reynolds
Co
&
550,000
500,000
500.000
Iowa
of
First
Co.,
Co
&
250.000
Schmertz
Dahlberg
Fahnestock
&
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Corp.
-
&
Pollock
E.
Inc.
Putnam
Inc
Francis I.
Wm.
750,000
300,000
Co
150,000
Hanseatic
200.000
&
&
York
Co._
&
550,000
Co
&
Loeb
Corp.
1.500,000
Co
Securities
&
Crouter
Southwide Corp., Anniston, Ala.—Registers With SEC
This
Sept.
The
corpo"ation
12,
1956,
company
filed
covering
proposes
a
registration
450.635
to offer
with
statement
of
shares
211,681
its
shares
$1
par
for
the
SEC
common
public
sale
on
stock.
at
$2
per share;
and it also
for the class A stock of
of
became
common
Place.
scares
for
New
said
board
declared
will
be
of
on
paid
the
the
City
new
directors,
the
to
corporation
shares
York
exchange into
the
of
Allied
No
new
any
to
15,
The
N.
Southern
are
Chase
Y„
(jjommon shares.
after
Nov.
common
holder
of
made.—V.
&
23,
of
Co.—Bonds
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
Co. Inc., and associates offered
Southern
series
shares
the
Pacific
Sept. 20 $35,000,000
on
the
un¬
exchanged class "A" common shares, nor will
any
holders of such
unexchanged shares be entitled to vote at
any
meeting of share¬
holders, until such authorized exchange has been
&
Simmons-
Collins
DeHaven
6,230,300
Registers Proposed Stock Offering—
unit
800,000
Period End.
The
of
150.000
Co.
$7,479,359
after
SEC
Co.
Cruttenden
2,500,653
$1,183,866
operating
300,000
250,000
New
&
Cunningham,
cost
Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
revenues
250,000
Moore, Leonard & Lvnch
Newburger,
&
&
550,000
&
Mullar.ey, Wells & Co.__
Brothers
Net
England
1,250,000
Co
Hutchinson
Co.
100,000
Baum
and
300,0«0
&
McMaster
&
Williams
writing
New
Co._
&
Thalmann &
150,000
K.
Krensky
Co.
700.000
North
100,000
M.
lege);
1063.
p.
Bond
Fitch,
450,000
Inc.
McDonnell
Co
&
Co
Kirkland, Grubbs
Ladenburg,
100,000
&
550,000
Weeks
400,000
&
Keiv
Co.,
Co
800.000
Co
Hutton
Arthur
&
Co
&
&
Jenks.
F.
&
Parker
Eankers
14,
&
200,000
250,000
Co
E.
150,000
__
Lestrange
George
100,000
Hammill
Co.
names;
Hentz
Hirsch
800,000
Co.
$100,0C0
Co.
McMaster Hutchinson &
184,
principal
agreed
Inc.
Shearson,
Co.
&
severally
Mullaney, Wells & Co...
Raffensperger, Hughes &
500,000
_
(Inc.)
Richards
have
below:
$1,850,000
&
California
—V.
The
respective
H.
Goodbody
plan.
shares
their
Gregory
outstanding
shares
the
named
company
forth
set
Stuart
R.
Laker,
First
issuance
Pacific
proposes to offer
238,954 shares in exchange
Capital Fire & Casualty Co. and common stock
Investment Corp.
underwi'iting is involved in the public offering of the 211.681
but a selling commission will be allowed to dealers for sales
by them.
-
shares;
certificates
order
of
into
authorized
common
663,250
Exchang
for
any
value
"A"
agent,
the
value,
par
and
after
Co.
150,000
Henry
9,854
which
time
1956.
class
Bank,
the
new
amended
15,
of
new
891,000
The
transfer
neither
par
be
Sept.
without
each,
incor¬
exchange for three of the class "A" common
value,
presently
outstanding.:
Following
this
place,
common
$3
in
par
effective
of
four of the
issued
snares,
shares,
value
par
of
&
Redpath
&
to
Southern
of
was sold in August,
1956.
Pipe Lines, Inc.
In addition, latter
August, 1956, in the aggregate amount of
Pacific
2,000,000
Ashmun
S.
Julien
618,517 shs.
"
9,047,122 shs.
SALE
Co.
stock,
shares
issuance
pursuant
§These
76,874
debentures
stockholders
adopted, amended articles
things, changed the presently
FOR
Peck
Corp.
Arthurs,
Courts
74,798 shs.
outstanding
for
reserved
(par
The
Split—
shareholders on Aug. 14
poration, which, among other
&
Claytcn
581,805
value)
par
pursuant
convertible
was
Sept.
14.
Mr.
Moore, co-founder of this corporation
formerly Executive Vice-President. Ernest
Henderson continues as
and Chief Executive Officer.—V.
184, p. 1169.
was
Adams
Byrd
150,000 shs.
Affiliated Cos.
Pa¬
$5,150,000
Ellis
value)
Separately Oper.
Solely Controlled
9,047,122 shs.
Southern
forth
Stearns
trust indenture, as supplemented,
permits the issuance from time
version
Net
it
set
Blunt
1979-
AFFILIATED
1956
i$29,000,000
of
Stuart
Bear,
banks____
par
30,
AND
SYSTEM
CONTROLLED
JUNE
113,166,000
Inc.
Baxter,
therein.
other
roPing
Board,
on
bonds
7,250,000
series
($1
-purchase
thereunder
and
Chairman—
Chairman
not
the
Barret,
750,000
AT
entire
or
and
Outstanding
750,000
AS
revenues
$34,453,000.
OF THE BONDS—The
company agreed to
$35,000,000, principal amount, of bonds to the several
corporations listed below, each of which has agreed, severally
jointly, to purchase from the company the principal amount of
the
firms
4,000,000
1979--
operating
income,
TRANSPORTATION
SOLELY
par)
notes
Burnham
debs,
net
addition, $9,660,000, principal amount,
equipment trust certificates, series UU,
4,000,000
fund
Louis
annum.
sell
UP
$784,000
railway
—
15,000,000
1986
sinking
Net
Corp.
per
FINANCING'
$784,000
1984
Pacific
St.
companies
loans, in July and
of which 40%
is repayable in 32 equal quarterly instal¬
ments, commencing April 1, 1958, at an interest rate of 4% per
annum,
and 60%
is repayable on April 1,
1966, at an interest rate of 4Va%
*»<
1983
due
of
of
$16,000,000,
$712,005.
ADD
stock
stocks
System
*$198,110,024
obtained
of
areas.
The
1955.
328,951,000
(no
Auchincloss,
Debentures—
Southern
special
the
rolling
'In
company
UP
THE
OF
bonds
tSerial
Las
the
capital
capital
consolidated
capital stock of Southern
Co.
3%%
of
of
1062.
p.
and
Corporation
force
Division
Tube
result
cific
Las
Mortgage bonds—
4%%
4 »/4 %
Hill
said,
completely integrated cold
annealing and slitting facilities,
announced
Detroit
31,
through
consolidated
and
OPERATED
C.
the
the
or
obligations
notes
Common
elsewhere.
or
EARNINGS—For
William
17.
a
164,
its
and
current
expansion
accurately reflects the broadened
has plants and offices in
Dearborn.
Dearborn
Sheraton
/
sales
oi
name
Dec.
s-.bsidiary
terminal companies.
several
1955,
Plant,
Hornblower
of Division—
more
which
grades
Sept.
officials
working industries ih
mills,
—V.
the
of
Sharon's
regular
effective
company
name
division
It
at
manufacturing
integration
the
changed the
Dearborn,
Mich.,
ras
Division,
change,
changes
The
Corp.—Changes Name
of
Allison-Williams Co.
American Securities
Halsey,
Steel
Serial
1956
North
and
the
of
of
bonds
AGREEMENT
during
office
executive
Las
88.4%
directly
in
$325,403,000
Air Force Base, a part of the
Henderson, and
unincorporated residential areas in
the
Las
Vegas vicinity.
obtains its electric energy supply in part by generating
power
at its Clark Station steam
electric generating
plant, and in
part
by
purchasing
power
generated
at
the
Hoover
Dam
Power
Inc.
Sharon
to
Debenture
company
PURCHASERS—The
1956—Month—1955
1956—7 Mos.—1955
$326,855,430 $293,786,435 $2,013,031,136
$1,866,646,393
Sales
interests
period
Mortgage
Halsey,
with
Nellis
Co.—August Sales Increased—
Period End. Aug. 31—
like
Equipment
certain
825.
p.
of
as
Transportation
case.
plant
one-half
owns
and
and
COMPANIES
prices
each
also
Co.,
SEPARATELY
prices
redemption
in
authorised.
Sears Roebuck
It
CAPITALIZATION
$9,502,000.
BUSINESS—Company,
banks
originally incuired to 1-nd to bor¬
rowers
and
to purchase
receivables, either directly or through sub¬
sidiaries
In
the
ordinary
course
of
business.
of
Replacement
outstanding borrowings by the proceeds of the notes will make avail¬
able^to
the
amounted
proceeds
from
the
financing
will
be
used
by
to retire present bank loans, and the balance will be
toward the cost of the 11.56 construction program.
The com¬
issued
in
of
enues
company
pany
are
amendment.
company
proceeds
public offering
trolled
Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey,
Power
(number of shares subject to option)
supplied by
track
the
six
months
ended
June
30,
1956,
Southern
Transportation System and the separately operated solely con¬
affiliated companies,
had consolidated railway operating rev¬
of
$335,273,000 and
consolidated
net
income, $29,561,000.
In
Pacific
offered
from
-
be
of
EARNINGS—For
to be
Inc., Hornblower & Weeks and William R.
19
new
applied
The
The
19o3,
$4,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
5 V2 % series C due Sept. 1, 1986, at 101%
and accrued
interest, to yield approximately 5.43%. Award of the
bonds was won by the underwriters at competitive sale
on
Sept. 18 on a bid of 98.26% [this was the only bid
received].
made.
company is engaged in the consumer finance
business, making
loans to individual borrowers
and, to a lesser degree, pure la. i g
installment sales contracts
originating with automobile dealers,
television manufacturers and furniture and
appliance stores.
It is one
of the larger companies engaged in this country in the small loan
business.
'■
miles
the
Staats & Co., as joint managers of an underwriting group
4%%
retail
19,469
Company
Ry
property
Nevada
Co.
Express
fractional
need
the
as
Including
Southern
to
current
Incurred
small
The
statement
due Oct
the
Seaboard's business, both
through the expansion and
development of its own operations and the acquisitions of additional
offices, has made it necessary to provide" additional
to
registration
a
with
competitive bidding.
at
Authorized
Growth
,
filed
18
has
therefor arises, for general corporate
additions and improvements.
The com¬
pany has been making and will continue to make large expenditures for
rrew
construction in order to meet the demands for telephone service
and to further improve the service.—V. 164, p. 1169.
The
Co.—Registers
of
companies.
Fruit
Exchange Commission—
Sept.
on
public sale
such
purposes,
a
headed
group
from
15
installment
of
secured
in
total
a
Southwestern
PROCEEDS—Net
Sept. 18 filed a registration statement with the
proposed offering
of
$15,000,009
oi
sinking fund
notes, due 1971.
This marks the first public
offering of debt secu¬
rities by Seaboard.
All previous debt
financings have be n by means
of direct placement with institutional
investors.
An investme it bank¬
SEC
for
-Registers
The
company
intends to apply the net proceeds of the financing
toward the repayment of outstanding advances to its parent, American
Telephone and Telegraph Co.. which are expected to approximate $90,000,000 at the time the proceeds are recei"ed.
Advances from AT&T
are obtained
in conformity with an established practice of borrowing
the
Broad
$4,650,000
Oct.
This
Oct.
on
Walton,
of
exceeding
-Finance
company
it
dated
$12,409,472.—V.
Seaboard
This
from
installments.
an
less
to
company
ranging
receding
Willkie
outstanding
and
owns
owns all the outstanding capital stocks of companies whose
operations supplement or extend the service of the Transportation
System, and common stocks of various warehou-e, real estate and
1956.—
30,
Co.
Telegraph
&
covering $60,009,000 of 27 year debentures,
offered
at
Seaboard Air Line RR.—To Sell
Equipments—
The
SEC
1956
825.
p.
June
262.
p.
This
under
business
of
of
as
will
loans.
place
manufacture
shares
common
outstanding
land
shares
the company, and the
remaining 320,000 shares together
with such number of the 40,000 as are not,
bought by the
Co.
Southern
operated
$2.28
$2.83
Texas,
the
$99,589,000
$123,771,000
shares
43,727,585
Southern
common
stock was made on Sept. 18 by an
underwriting group headed by Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc. Of the total issue, 40,000 shares were offered
at $6.67Vz a share to certain officers and
employee^ of
proceeds from
ico,
Pacific
operates railroad lines
property in Oregon, California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mex¬
Utah and Louisiana, which comprise what is known as
Pacific Transportation System.
This system owned and
other
and
amounts
pre¬
its properties,
of
debt.
BUSINESS—Southern
48,937,000
57,679,000
taxes
for
funded
this
of class A
PROCEEDS—Net
income
share
per
on
With Securities and
Scripto, Inc.—Stock Sold—Offering
1955
$1,344,621,000 $1,188,306,009
1,039,780,000
1,163,171,000
-
and
and
company
'-Eased
2G80.
p.
1956
Pacific
Co.
to
reimburse
its
treasury
for
expended for additions and improvements to
expenditures in connection with the retirement
viously
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
(&
income
income
'Net
be
exchanged for definitive debentures with March
1, . 1957
and
subsequent coupons atttached, at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co.
€0.
—
Costs
184, p. 825.
Oil
Six Months Ended June 30—
1936—36 Wks.—1955
$154,829,136 $150,342,746 $1,358,711,369 $1,328,125,727
—V.
Socony Mobil
1
at optional
1961
Southern
Safeway Stores, Inc.
4
The two
(98.31% lor the securities with a
their
redemption prices ranging from 105% to par, and through the sinking
fund, beginning July 1, 1957, at par, plus accrued interest in each case,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing will be used by the
?
*
bonds
H
for the
first
both
later improved
but
coupon,
The series
Aronde
continental use.
for
bid 99.111%
competing houses had
of
buy
The
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
to this
credit
loan
a
$20,000,000
provide
subject to the authori¬
are
zation of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
("Simca"), Paris, France—Loan—
Export-Import
French
Rome Cable
;
Issuance and sale of the bonds
Societe Industrielle de Mecanique et Carrosserie Auto¬
Mining: Co.—Dedication of Plant—
company
Davis
Monday? September 24, 1956
184, p. 730.
to
RR.
first
mortgage
H, due Oct. 1, 1983, at 100% and
yield
bonds at
The
Pacific
5.25%.
The
underwriters
competitive sale Sept. 19
offering Was oversubscribed
accrued
won
on
and
bonds,
a
5y4%,
interest,
award
of
the
bid of 99.3811%.
the
books
closed.
effected
Southwide Corp.
It
of
life
It
was
organized under Delaware law
on
June 27,
1958.
to operate as a holding company,
deriving .its income
its permanent investments in stocks or other securities
majority or wholly-owned subsidiaries engaged in the fields of
proposes
chiefly
its
from
insurance,
fire
and
casualty
insurance
and
installment
financing.
owns 28,200 shares of the class A common
stock of Capital, of
Anniston, the entire issue of 49,000 shares of class B common of Capital,
and 24,000 shares of the common stock of
Allied, also of Anniston. It
now
(Continued
on
page
49)
Volume
\ Number
184
Commercial and Financial The
5571...
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
the
first
all
nounced during the current week.
Dividend
the
Then
dividends
k.-ties
we
t?
Per
yV Name of Company
Aero
*
*
;
1——-
.
Services
*
■
preferred
Ablberg Bearing
Air Products
■
(s-a)_
:
Co.,- class
;
,
(quar.)_
A
Aluminum
Co. of America, com (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Petrpleum (quar.
American
Automobile
insurance
Co.
50c
-
Elastic
-
Stop Nut Co. of America
-
i
30c
3
9-21
9-25
9-17
10-
:
.
Mills,
Factor
9c
2 Vic
.____
9-25
Inc.
10-
2
8-31
Nationwide Corp., class A
Class B (initial)-__w^
(quar.)_^__
(Max)
Class
A
&
Co%,
(s-a).
9-28 %
:
t
New Haven
9-28
Northern
9-25
'
7 Vic
10-
'
5
9-25
50c
9-28
9-18
% 9-28
9-18
W*25c
10-10
9-26
'
22V2C
10-20
9-28
-
•
i
&
Carton'
Power
Co.
(quar.)_.
"(Minn.)—'
\-
•$4.ii
preferred
preferred
(quar. )_ii
(quar.)__j__
5
$4.08
preferred
(quar.)__i
11-' 1
10-15
$4.10
preferred
preferred
(quar.
•1.02%
(quar.)
V
$4.16
1
9-26
.9-26
9-28
9-20
10-
(quar.)
_l
1
9-28
-
10-15
9^28
'
10-15
9-28
t.
9-28
'»■
Class
25c
Office
1
9-24
loc
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
i
(quar..)____
Specialties Manufacturing
15c
•
Co., Ltd
Orangeburg Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Osborn Manuxacturing Co. (increased quar.)
10-
11-
1
10-19
25c
10-
1
9-14
10-10
9-29
9-28
5
10-
5 '
10-
1
30c
10-
5
30c
1
9-17
10-
10-15
S
t20c
i
10-15
$1.50
9-28
10-24 V
10-i5
15c
JB
-
10-15
10-31
■?
50c
(quar.)
common-
10-15
$1.04
,
Noxzema Chemical,
9-17
10-15
$1.02
v.
Industries, Ltd. (s-a)_______
Nirthwestern Nat l Insurance Co. (Milwaukee)
-
10-
90c
$1.02 3/4
S
Northwest
20c
:
5
k
10-1
preferred
American
7%
<quar.)___—
Products
Maize
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing
American
American
Molasses
American
Motorist
American
$1.75
_
Argus
1
8
Inc.
9-23
9 25
10-31
10-15
75 c
10-10
1)-
10-10
10-
luc
(quar.)
9-30
9-18
10-26
10-12
45c
common
10-
3
$1
(initial)-
•
10-
1
i5y3c
Co.
10-
1
Fund
Industries,
Shares,
Inc.
6%
preferred
Bankers
from
(5c
1
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)___ —' 62'/2C
Fleetwood Motel, class A_—-__—
5c
10-
1
9-24
10-10
1
Frarn
10-15
*
Trust
Fuller
Brothers
4Vi '/'•
General
Baking
General
Bronze
General
Capital
1
five-for-one
Beam
Binks
Corp.,
General
Instrument
General
Merchandise
10-
1
9-21
General
20c
10-
1
9-21
5.20%
5jc
10-10
9-28
10-15
9-82
Quarterly
6%
—
9-14
10-15
9-27
Greenwich
Fund
10-5
6%
preference
Cannon
9-28
25c
10-10
Class
A
Catalin
Stockholders will vote at
9-13
25c
11-15
10-31
12-22
12-
10-
1
9-20.
$1
10-
1
9-24
10-29
9^15
Heat-Timer
10-19
9-27
1
11-15
10-15
9-28
40c
10c
.
2%
10-
1
11-
5
12c
10-15
9-26
$$1.50
—
$27'/2c
(quar.)
10c
—
10-
—"
1
9-
4
9-21
Hook
10-
1
9-21
10-
5
Hussman
10-31
Clayton Mark & Co.
Trust Co.
Clinton
Y.)
Radio,
pfd.
4%
9-29
9-21
25c
9-29
9-20
,
&
9-20
9-21
10-
1
9-18
10-
1
9-18
Johnson
10-31
10-15
15c
quar.)—
1834c
50c
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
10-25
9-15
9-
1
Ltd.
1
9-28
Kirsch
11-
8
10-26
Partic.
10-
5
La
11-1
10-
5
Lawrence
51c
11-
1
10-
5
Lincoln
11-
51 Vic
11-
1
10-
5
52»/4C
11-
1
10-
5
55c
11-
1
10-
5
30c
—
10-
1
Royalty
I71/2C
dividend
Stock
com.
(quar.)
Craig
Life
Insurance
Co.
Telephone
Cuban
Q-17
10-15
9-28
5c
10-119
35c
10-25
10-
1
10-15
10-
6%
preferred
$7 Vic
10-10
9-30
(Toronto)—
9-20
Max
1%
common
9-29
9-19
9-27
9-14
9-27
9-14
share
1
9-18
Mid-South
$1.50
_____
Inc.—
(s-a)
Davidson Bros., Inc. (quar.»__——
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)——
10-
1
preference
Stock
Class
A
dividend
.————
(quar.)—
Stock Yard Co. (quar.)Detroit Edison Co. (quar.)——
—
—
10-15
9-29
10-15
9-29
10-15
10-
1
Sterchi
10-15
payment
10-
1
Stone
.
10-
10c
10-26
10-11
35c
10-25
10-10
20 %
50c
45c
11-30
11-
10-25
10-10
12-
11-15
1
10-15
5
9-27
of
plus
at
this
Minnesota
(
comn on
Trust
Brothers
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-18
"V
9-19
9-19
10-
10-10
3
$1.75
(quar.)
Inc.—
9-30
9-20
9-30
9-20
|
7c
10-27
/
9-28
9-20
15C
10-
1
$2
10-
1
7c
12-14
11-16
31 Vic
(quar.)
12-28
12-
7
12-28
12-
7
...
(quar.i—
%
9-19
_____
50c
of
Sun
9-20
12-28
9-28
12-
11- 1
Oil
Stock
(quar.)
class A
exch. each sh.
If not exchgd.
to
sh.
,
(quar.)
Co.
10-
1
Finance
12-11
11-27
10-10
11-
1
10-17
25c
12-10
6%
12-10
10-31
25c
10-20
10-
15C
10-31
10-15
30c
10-31
10-15
4:
(quar.)
27ViC 10-
9-21
9-28
(quar.i—
America
10-15
9-28
10-15
10-
1
10-31
10-
2
10-15
10-
2
5c
,—
%
(stock divid.)—
North
10c
25c
75c
5%
10-
9
9-21
1
9-20
9-27
9-20
9-28
10-
9-20
Tuckett
(quar.)
$$1.75
10-15
10-15
9-14
Twin
10- 3
9-20
City Rapid Transit Co. (quar.)—.
Coach, $1.50 convertible pfd. (quar.)
U-Tote 'M, Inc., common (quar.)_.
45c
1
Twin
37»/2C
10-
1
9-24
6 Vic
10-
1
9-15
1
9-15
1
11-15
10-26
3%
11-15
10-26
10-15
10-
10-15
10- I
50c
$1.50
10%
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
of
10-15
6
35c
(quar.)______
Co.
1
$10c
10-31
50c
class A_(quar.)——_—
(Mass.),
Corp.
9-29
10-22
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
9-15
:
25c
(quar.i
Corp.
9-20
1
9-25
25c
Canadian General Investment Trust,
Torrington
9-20
10-
10-15
20c
(quar.)—_—____—
Co.
(quar.)____„„_______—
dividend
Rubber
Swan
10-10
25C
_______—
35c
(Calif.)
(quar.).
Superior Separator Co., com.
6%
preferred (annual)—
9-19
5J/2%
11* 9
1
9-15
10-
1
Co.,
preferred
of
Ltd.,
7%
(quar.)—
Canada, Ltd.
pfd.
133/4C
Gas
Union
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Telephone (Mich.), $1.44 pfd.
Union
10-18
10-
Tobacco
Union
1
9-15
$1.35
Co.
$2.75
preferred
preferred
preferred
$35c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
35c
1011-
1
9-29
10-
1
9-21
10-
5
9-21
9-20
9-20
10-
1
68 % c
10-
1
9-20
67 Vic
10-1
9-20
33 3/4 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.70
(quar.)
—
—
(quar.)
United Drill & Tool Corp., common
(quar.)
Preferred
—'—_—3——
United Industrial Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
United
9-28
to
Aircraft
Corp.,
4%
preferred
$1
11-
1
10-11
30c
11-
1
10-
9
15c
11-
1
10-
9
$1
10-25
10-
1
9-20
1
10-3
Hill Mines,
Ltd.
(interim)—
9-21
10-15
10-15
9-21
7»/2C
10-
1
9-25
50%
10-19
9-21
9-14
11- 1
9-29
10-15
Keno
1
10-
$10c
$5c
United
11-
15c
35c
—40c
20c
%
(initial).
1
all
Mold
Super
7
Time
10c
j
10-
(quar.i
Corp.
9-18
7V2C
—
(quar.)
38 3/4c
(quar.i
Stores
Container
Tranter
.
Diners,
9-18
7Vic
9-28
(quarterly
Morgan Engineering Co.— %
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
View
1
$1.12Vi
(Del.)
Shake
n
Transamerica
(quar.)____
Convertible
dividend)
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley 3arge Lines
Mountain
9-28
9-29
10-
30c
.
9-28
iMax & Co.)
Paper
—
^
.
Strawbridge & Clothier
25c
—
Co.
Ontario
2
(initial)
Stanley Aviation
Steak
a
Co.
i
9-17
10-
36c
<fc
10-12
10-15
$1,183/4
,
1
Gas
1
25c
1
com.
a
above dividend,
Towle
—
Factor
9-14
1
15c
Louis)
right
offered
1
35c
—
(quar.)———
(see
10-
10-
$1.50
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
a
income)
Factor
Nov.
$1.37 Vi
si
Denver Union
9-28
9-29
4.30% 2nd preferred (entire issue
called for redemption on Nov. 1 at $54 per
Cunningham Drug Stores,
5Vi%
10-15
10-15
(Fort
—
Investors
9-30
$1.06 V4
being
Mead Corp.
$1.5|
(quar.)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
______
Manning/Maxwell & Moore (stock dividend)
Maryland Credit Finance, common <quar.)__
net
10-25
75c
(quar.i
8/10ths
10-
Massachusetts
9-28
10-15
10-15
pfd. holder will receive $25 per sh. plus the
10-
preferred
9-23
9-28
company's name to
Holders of pfd. stock
Electric Co.
$5c
6%
6%
9-28
?
80c
for
$43c
Forbes,
10-15
10-1.5
10-15
25c
are
t25c
$150
&
$1.12 %
$1.50
9-28
(increased)—
dividend
5
9-28
$1.25
9-28
-
MacAndrews
from
$50c
(quar.)
Stock
.___
9-18
Co.—
Power
10-15
franchises and
35c
—
Lawrence
10- 8
35c
v
9-28
10-15
(Walter M.) Co. Ltd. (quar.)—___
Typograph Co., $6 pref. (quar.)___^
St.
10-31 #1
1
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)_—
(quar.)—____
l'/2C
25c
(quar.)__
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)——
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
1
9-28
H7I5
quarterly
Crystal Tissue Co.
11-
10-1X
—
common
—
Increased
Crown
11-30
Ludlow
10c
(quar.)__
Ltd
Bit,
Lowney
$1.75
Corp.
Refining,
preferred
Lower
5
1
300^
—________
_________
Corp. of America (s'ock div.)
Industries (initial)
Products
7%
5
11-15
McGraw
Products
10-
10-15
q.17
Co.
11-
5%
9-18
Trust
10-25
17 ViC
1
5
Third
dividend
on
10-
35c
i
income)-
common
preferred
10-
-
Nov. 5
—
General $7 pfd,
Corp.,
Trico
on
10-12
10-15
15c
(St.
(Hartford)
basis.
9-29
10-25
15c
A
Insurance
Electric
&
10-12
11-
25c
Speed Queen, $1.50 preferred-——
Note:
Stockholders approved transfer
1
1
Gas
11-15
11-
(quar.i
com.
Bottling
special meeting
directors' pro¬
posal to split the common on a 2-for-l
18c
—
10-
20c
Dock
&
be held
to
10-15
10-
10-10
10c
10c
-———
on
12-
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
$1.25
10- 1
51c
_i_—
Stockholders will vote at
16c
(s-a)
Continental
Corh
Louisville
9-28
10-15
——
Continental Motors
9-24
11-15
15c
(Me.)
A
dass
Container
1
10-15
42y2c
'
Co.
10-
37 y2c
(quar.)
Inc.—
Oil
Coal
11- I
20c
convertible
taken
68c
____^
10-15
4c
this time.
9-21
(inc. quar.)
•"
Special
Consumers_Water
Co.—
action
11-15
30c
Co.
&
Mfg.
.
80c
—•
Match
No
11-15
12-
(quar.)_—
35c
(extra)
Wayne)
10-
12-
5c
(quar.)—
investment
(From
assets,
(quar.)——
Life
11-
5c
(quar.)
Seven-Up
10-15
10-
25c
■*
-
Co.
$$1.19
(increased quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)
Selected American Shares,
'
$1.55
7V2C
——
Ltd.—
Electric
National
Lorain
(quar.i
Gas
Luz Mines,
Lion
10-30
25c
6%
(Edi
Sonotone
—
Corp.
meet-
quar.)_—__—
$4.50 series A pfd. (quar.)
Steel
Co.
(quar.)
10-19
———_—62'/2c
Hotels
9-24
directors'
Scullin
10-22
1
(quar.)
Industries.
1
47 Vic
preferred (quar.)_
Consolidated
Kish
a
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.i—
Common
9-28
1
11-
22c
—
Corp-
10.10
11-
(quar.)_____—
Co.
,
15c
:
class A
:
1
,
-—-—
9-14
50c
Consolidated Metal Products
Consolidated Royalties,
S-3
9-28
Consolidated General Products—
Natural
Series
Knott
—_
9-17
16c from security
Co.
1
9
10-
Sciuggs-Vahdervoort-Barney/Tnc.—
10-20
9J-28
__________
10-15
$20c
(quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Printers (quar.)__
preferred
Service
Aircraft,
King-Seeley; Corp.
Connecticut
7%
plus
$8c
^
—
Power-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$2.06 preferred (quar.)
$2.09 preferred (quar.)
10-31
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
—a
Keystone Custodian Funds, Series B-2—__
9-20
10-
inc.
Optional
Kearney ( J. R.)
50%
(stk. div.)
(Indianapolis)
Si.90
i
ment
on
(quar.i-^_,__%
Bantam
4'/4%
Smyth
10-15
$2
Consolidated
Institutional Growth Fund
Kaman
10-
$2
—
3
15c
9-15
25c
Bell, preferred———
Institutional Shares, Ltd.— ••
1010-
(Dallas)
special
a
—
Schuster
9-18
1
25c
9-29
5
at
10-10
10-16
10c :
Inc. (quar.)__
Miguel Brewery .—
Savannah Sugar Refining Corp.
9-20
100%
9-20
35C
Ryder. System,
9-20
(quar.)
10-
11-
9-28
10-
1
quar.)—
Co.
&
$1
(quar.)
National Co.,
Light
Ingram
Brick
11-15
$25c
Ltd
International,
9-28
10-31
4%%
i
(initial
Press
30c
preferred
4%
Connecticut
dividend
common
Hydraulic
433/4C
(quar.)
Commonwealth Loan Co.
Conduits
9-25
25c
—
(quar.)
Commercial Shearing & Stamping
Commonwealth
8
New
-
1
1
30c
vote
Mills
Button
Securities Corp.,
15c
(B. J.) Ltd. (quar.).
Engineering, com. (initial
preferred (initial quar.)
10-10
iv 9-28
—
10-
12.Vic
5%
preferred B (quar.)—
5%% preferred C (quar.)-l——
6%
preferred D (quar.
9-14
Refrigerator—
Stock
>
___;
11-15
11-15
quar.i
Royal McBee Coip., common (quar.i—
% preferred A (quar.)_
9-14
62V2C
15c
(6c from invest¬
profits)
Investors Funding Corp. of New York—
6% preferred (quar.)
Ivey (J. B.) & Co. (quar.)
*
Jaeger Machine Co. (Stock div.). (One sh. of
com.
($5 par) for en. sh. of com. (No par)
Jefferson Custodian Fund, Inc.—
Coghlin
Collins
10-
10-15
(quar.)—
Coleman
6%
10-25
9-24
11-15
10c
;
1
30c
(quar.)
(N.
10-
&
11-15
1
;___
Schield
—
10-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.) —*.
Rice
Aircraft
Rolir
'9-28
10-1
W tl
25c
10-25
8y2c
inc.)
-
Electric
5 # i 9-27
21.
(quar.)_
10-15
■
■'
;
preferred
Brand
Rochester
9-20
f
Telegraph Co. (Ft. Wayne,
series A
Hardart Baking' (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.1
&
10
10-15
t6!/4C
t$2.80
JSlOc
Inc. (quar.)
& Bearing Co._—
Ball
56 Vic
(quar.)
(extra)—:
Gas
pfd.
Drugs,
Horn
8
preferred
1
j-
50c
Hoover
8
7%
5%
Inc.),
0-25
1
11-16
11-
12-
(quar.)
(increased
Extra
1
10-
t
12'/2C
9
10-
Cincinnati
10-
of
split
2-for-l
a
effective Sept.
shs.,
9-21
9-29
12-
:
clasc A
B
River
9-25
10-31
50c
4
10-15
12-
Reynolds Aluminum (Canada), Ltd.—
4%% preferred (quar.).._„___
_
Corp. (quar.)
(D. H.) Co. (quar.)
60 c
invest,
1
10-
2V2C «
H.)
10-
10-
net
9
Class
—:
preierred
San
12y2c
__
(from
9-28
,1
>f»'
10-
10-15
proposal to split the stock on a 15-for-l
basis. * '.
*'': "■" ,;■% .• ■
9-28
10-
(quar.)___—
10-19
10-1
Inc.
outstg.
(J.
Home Telephone &
9-28-
1
10-31
Fund,
the
••
Holan
10-
10-15
Chemical
Lumber Co.
v/ill
Ritter Finance,
old 5% pfd.) (s-a)
preferred ,(initial)——________
(Edward)
Co.
5V2 %
Products—
(initial quar.):
$1.25
(quar.)—
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois R. R.~:
Chicago Railway Equipment, com. (quar.)
10- 9
15c
new
10-15
25c
Co.
10-1
15c
20 7/10c
9-20
9-23
$1.05
ihg to be held on Oct. 29
basis.
-
Varnish
1
$1.06 V*
conv.
(quar.)
9-20
10-
10-10
45c
(quar.)
(quar.i
(increased
Co.
Stores
Stockholders
annual meet¬
the
Pump
9-19
5
$1.12 y2
(quar.i
preferred
9-15
9-28
*
20c
—
(representing
6%
Holmes
35c
Belt
9-20
9-25
-
11-10
10-31
10-26
'
Chain
Reda
9-20
(quar.)
Hotels Corp.—
Stockholders approved
Ltd.—
pfd.
Repuolic National Li.e Insurance Co.
1
,
$1.12%
—
Corp.______
pfd.
Hincs
9-13
11-15
$6y»c
(quar.)—
common
Reliance
5
5%
Corp.,
9-20
30c
6%
New
9-21*
10-
55c
preferred (quar.)'—Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Chadbourne Gotham, Inc., 4'/2%
Reliable
preierred
preierred
Pyramid Electric, 5%
Hilton
10c
America
12-
income
(quar.)
Ry.
9-24
9-20
1
9-14:
1
:.10-
10%
9-29
10-
9-28
10-
$2
dividend.
10-15
10-
9-14
20c
9-28
20c
9-28
30c
(quar.)
8%
10-15
(quar.)
Haydock Fund
„
Electric
Gamble,
4>/2%
__^
two-for-one
a
Common
$72 Vic
Ohio
&
on
Gas
General
&
414 %
r
Hendershot Paper
—,—
(quar.)
;
9-14
9-14
10c
4.20%
1
9-25
9-28
9-28
<
10c
(quar.)
9-14
-
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.___
j
£
shares
Haverhill
8
Tools
(Mass.)
Machine (quar.i—.
9-10
10-
25c
3%
pfd. (quar. 1
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)_
be held on Dec. 12 on a di¬
rectors'
proposal to split the common
25c
investments, Ltd.
Procter
to
i2y2c
Stone,
Portland
8
62 ViC
i
K.)
9-28
(quar.)__—
:
9-28
(quar.)
ordinary
A
(quar.)
(increase^)
Mfg.
Extra
25c
Central
Celotex
class
Industries—
Land-&
Gustin-Bacon
ing
(quar.)—
of
(quar.)—r_—
Cooperage,
75c
from
common
Corp.
preferred
Bros.
$1.75
9-17
17V2C
37V2C
common
$4.50 prior preferred
(Ala.)—
1
Cut
Clinchfield
Carolina
10-
Co.,
5
20c
3c
;
25c
56V4C
(quar.)____
10-
17V2C
25c
25c
pfd.
11-15
35c
10-16
1
1
(quar.)
(stock dividend 1
Arts
Electric
(H.
Stock
10-
11-15 %
12-
(quar.)__
15c
—
(quar.)
Gas
Gulf States
9-28
—
(quar.)_
General
Shoe,
$1.50
Grief
9-28
\ and 6c from capital gains)Packing (quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
Canadian
1
9-26
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)______
&
preferred
$10c
(6c
Crushed
5%
10-15
California
Canada
10-
1
(stock dividend)
Terminal
8
1
5
(quar.)
Co.
Brown-Durrell
10-
1011-
11-1
Hydraulic
California
25c
56J/4C
(interim)
Porter
9-29
10-15
31'Ac
12V2C
(quar.)
Great Lakes Towing Co
of Canada, Ltd.—
Bridge & Tank Co.
$2.90
preference
Bridgeport
Bush
5
Grand Union Co., 4»/2%
Ltd.
10-
1
profits
(quar.i
Molded
Portable
11-15
1
10-13 *
12-
common
(quar.)
preferred
Plastics
10-17
1
11-
$1
___
(quar.)__
Inc., com.
10-
2%
common
Ltd.
Mines,
(quar.)
9-21
(quar.)
Paper,
Bralorne
Pumps,
iy2%
Bourbon
Bowater
Foods
:
Herald-Travelert (quar.)
Stock
Yards_i_
Boston
$1.25
Gordon
preferred
Porter-Cable
(C. G.) -Tidelands Oil Co.—
conv.
preferred (quar.)
23
9
dividend)
—w
Tobacco,
preferred
preferred
1
7'/2C
Co.
9
12-
22J/2c
(quar.)—_—______:
10-
(initial)
—
(stock
9-14
11-
10-13
2%%
:
Pickering Lumber Co.
9-24
9-23
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
9-14
27'/2C
Mfg.
Bloch Bros.
General
New
.
Co. (quar.)—
Birmingham Fire Insurance
>
1
70c
com.
9-25
400%
25c
12VaC
V/2V0
10-26
11-15
Philadelpnia Suburban Transportation—
9-24
5%
Corp.__——_i_
(stock dividend)
5%
new
7%
10-15
Glasscock
10-
Goulds
_
Co.
preferred
15c
ox
T
Telephone Co. of California—
10-29
Y.)—
Co.-
1
10-
a
——
—
9-15
11-
15c
37J/2C
effect
Co._^:—
10-5
(iuar.)
(quar.)__
dividend
Watch
Oil
1
4V2%
(quar.)
Bi
Distilling
(James
split)
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
Benrus
Co.__^
(quar-.)____
(stock dividend to
11-19
11-15
$1.25
undistributed
prior preferred
$1 preierred (quar.)
62V2C
6V4C
9-18
10-15
United
United
9-28
U.
3
10- 1
.
9-20
10-
1
S.
Milk
Products
(quar.——
Molasses, Ltd. (stock dividend)Shoe
Corp.
(quar.)___
of Kansas, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)—_——
22 Vic
10-18
9-25
19-15
9-29
United Telephone Co
(Abilene),
5%
;
9-18 V
25c
(stock divid.)
Bankers,
$1.40
9-26
5
9-21
10c
ordinary net income and
Industrial
5
10-
7 Vic
(quar.)
accumulated
Personal
9-26
10-12
40c
Corp.
Crude
10-12
40c
*(qunr,)____
'
$1.50
Y.)
preferred
Baystate
Co.
from
from
1
10-26
10-
10-25
30c
;
2V2C
9-28
10-
8c
Extra
14
9
25c
(quar.)__^
Tile___
&
Manufacturing
i2y2c
A
(N.
Life Insurance
(N.
Brick
10-
(stock dividend)—.
Jersey
Corporation
Fraser
10-26
20c
;
■'
9-24 ■>
.9-28
50c
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp., com.
$5-preferred (quar.)
Peoples Securities Corp.—
9-21
(quar.)
Chemical
-
9-28 '
9-28
30c
(quar.)___-_;
Extra
9-20
1
10-
5c
Park
10-
9-24
10-17
:—
2
$1.25
Brothers, $5 preferred
40c
(quar.)_____
Corp.
5
in¬
(quar.)
National
Bankers
Barker
Inc.
preferred
6%
Commercial
10-
11-
—
Bank
10-20
(quar;)_
^—
$17 VaC
(quar.)___
plus 35c from net security profits)B. M. I. Corporation
(quar.)—
Backstay Welt Co.
(quar.)
Baker
15c
Co.
Co.
Fibre Glass- (quar.)
Pacific Car & Foundry (quar.»_
;
Pan American Sulphur Co.
(initial)_____
5
933/4C
pfd.
come
Bankers
10-
Rubber
&
Elevator
Owens-Corning
11730
10-20
General
—
"B,"
10-
12-15
Tire
11-13
12-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton
Mortgage
Otis
10-15
Fisher
Atlantic
Auto-Soler
National
—
65c
9-21
3 Jc
(quar.)___
Inc.
preferred (quar.)_.
(quar.)—-
Firestone
1
25c
Refining Co.—
3.75% preferred B (quar.)
Atlas Thrift Plan Corp., 7%
6%
Rubber
Association
17c
Federal Paper Board, commdn (quar.)—
45c
New 4.60%
preferred (initial)
—28%c
9-21
50c
—
pid.
Federal
9-24
10-
15c
conv.
Faultless
Extra
(quar.)
Electric Corp.,
Cameras,
9-29
10-
(auar.)_
I Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.,
$4
preferred (quar.)
Fairbanks Co.,
9.-24
10-
_
Holly
Electronics
Anheuser-Busch,
9-29
'.
10-19
6c
(quar.)_
Anderson
9-17
1
25c
___
B
9-25
11-
17 Vic
Co
(quar.)
President Lines, class A
Amphenol
5CC
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
J
Insurance
(Chicago)—
American Spring &
-
87 Vic
-
Petroleum
American
Class
;
Co.
Quarterly
<
20c
(quar. >___
*
9-18
"
8%
American Book Co.
-
9-28 *
10-
10-
$3.60
9-15
7 Vic
;
___;
10-
Common
9-14
1
10-15
11-1
* 15c
common-.Wuar.)—___"
(Initial)
Quarterly
V
10-
27 Vic
11-1
:
<
"
Board
States
5c
Cquar.)_________
1
9-25 f
0-29
25c
1;
$6.70
x.___
Extra
'
Holder*,
1
10c
Britain' Machine
N6w
%
10-15
10-
J
10-
$1
C.)_________—
10-15
10-15
10-15;
50c
*
#
1
ii-1 :
10-15
25c
-
9-28
10-30
11-
$l0c
-
S
Payable of Rec.
50c
3
(quar.)
:
(increased quar.)
National Fuel Gas
$37Vic
>
Industries, Inc.
8-31
$17Vic
%
-
—1l_
(N.
& W.
2
.__
Erwin
N.
.
$1.75
proximately*$4.69. fl'om -realized
capital
gains and approximately $2.01 from net
•
,
5
10-
Corp., common (quar;)„_
preferred (quar.
Energy Fund, Inc. (annual dividends of ap-
.
10-
(quar.)
Corp.L_____i__
Shares
Mutual
• •
10-27
Mfg.
37 Vic
(quar.)
4%
11-16
>'•
13c
--
Eridicott-Johnson
;
12-14 V
v10-15
10-31
-•
Glass,-Ltd.,
investment income)
.__
.
B
9-26
•'•%%%••
net
common (quar.)__
$35c
(quar.)_^_i—tl7V4c
-Textile, Ltd., 7%- pfd. (quar.)__
$$1.75
Eastern States Corp. ,(McU-~%
;■./
$7 preferred A (accum.)_
$1.75
$6 preferred B
;—^^_____
$1.50
(accqm. )___„_
11-15
12-10
-
~
9-20 :
.
from
i,
year-end
Share
'
Murray Ohio
i/referred
T/6
(St.
Louis) (quar.)
Americ&n Bankers Insurance Co. of Flcriua—
Class
3
1-1-57*
93 3/4 c
.__
1
10-
12-1
30c
3.75%
Amerada
.
;
10-31
3c
income)
Company
When
Per
;:
Name of
net securi-
Dominion
10-31
3
10-
5c
3
12-
12,/'»C
Dominion
>
.
9-24
12-
83/4C
.—
(quar.).
Alien: (B. G.l Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
of. Rec. :
10-10
$10C:
$27V2C
___
(10c from
Mines; Ltd. (quar.D__:
^__
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)___
2nd convertible preference < quar.)_______
Baker* *
Payable
10c
r
______
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd., common
•6 VzSfc
*When
Share
-
Holders
When
Share 'Payable of Rec.
.«
Dome
-J
•
-
and
•
f -r
Dohrmann Commercial Co., 6% pfd.
-•
7%
preferred (quar.)
.c—
follow with
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
1
profits
^
,
Shares, Inc.;
investment
an¬
a*second table,in which we show.the payments
payment date.
Per\
'
Name of Cotnpany
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
I"
'
■
DIVIDENDS
-
(1233)
$1.25
10
(1234)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,«
Monday, September. 24, 1956.
.
r—
Per
Name of
Company
When
Share
.
Van
Strum
'Velvet
& Towne Stock
Freeze
Vermont
Vlchck Tool Co.,
7%
Warner
Bros,
&
Welbilt
.
West
Co.
10-
American
1
9-20
Common
9-20
8
9-25
American
Optical
(quar.)
c.1
Co. (quar.)___—
9-^28
American
Potash
&
9-28
$1.75
30c
9-20
5
10-11
10-15
10-
10-
1
1
5%
9-20
Natural
p;d.
Common
25c
11-
1
10-10
American
Safety
10-
1
9-21
American
Screw
1
9-10
American
1
9-14
$1.43%
(quar.)
com.
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
1°"1?
11-1
11- 1
10-15
SI
$1.26
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
Southern Gas
Wisconsin
9-28
American
1
9-14
9-13
7%
preferred (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Car Corp.__
Youngstown Steel Door
(quar.).,
Zellers,
$25c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
Below
Co.,
Writing
Paper
give the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
we
this
Anchor
these being given
week,
in
Per
Name
Abitibi
of Company
Power
4%%
&
preferred
the
4%
convertible
$1.20
Acme
class
A
Adam
Express
9-7
$42%c
10-
1
10-
1
10-
Corp.
12Vic
(quar.)
Life
9-30
9-
(quar.)__
60c
(quar.)
&
Discount,
A
Wood
Steel
(see
10-
1
1
(quar.)
10-
1
1
$1.05
10-
1
$1.15
10-
1
9-14
(s-a)
$3
Wood
(Alan)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Alleghany Corp.,- $4 prior preferred
Allegheny-Ludlum 8teel (quar.)„
10-
1
9-7
$1,50
10-
1
Electric
&
Equipment Co.
Laboratories
Allied
dividend
9-20
25c
Products
-"i
'
;
conv.
plus
75c
Co.
at
called
$103
per
Convertible
of
Air
Bank
common
(quar.)_
9-29
8-31
B
21c
9-28
10-
1
9-24
22%c
9-23
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-12
9-28
9-14
30c
75c
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
35c
10-1
10-
1
9-17
10-
5
9-19
$1.75
common
(quar.)__
i
Corp.,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
B
1
5
9-19
10-
1
9-6
75c
10-
1
10-15
(quar.)
quar.)
1
60c
9-30
9-30
9-21
25c
10-20
25c
10-20
9-13
(quar.)__
30c
10-
1
(quar.)
Cyanamid Co., com. (incr. quar.)
3%%
preferred series C (quar.)
3%%
preferred series D (quar.)___
American Express ($10 par) (increased
$1.12,/2
10-
1
Crystal
preferred
4»/2%
Sugar,
common
American
Felt
Co., 6%
American
Fire
&
pfd.
Casualty
<quar.)___
(Orlando)
Ac
Felt,
common
(quar.)___
$6
preferred (quar.)
American Hard Rubber, common
7%
American
Ice
6%
Insurance Co.
Corp. (monthly)..
preferred.....:
of
Newark
(N.
Semi-annual
American
American
r
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
Machine
3-90%
preferred
preferred
&
*
10-
1
9-15
12-15
11-30
25c
10-10
1
10-
9-19
10-9
9-29
1
1
9-28"
9-14
ioc
1
9-
9-24
10-
9-
1
9-28
Metal
Ltd.,
#%%
preferred
'American
5%%
Co.,
Meta!
(quar.)
9-28
9-14
—
$1.12%
-
12-
1
comm'dnC -:(qu&f.fc:*'*37*AcW''9-129
preferred
(quar.).27%c
9-29
11-21
'
9-14
" 9-14
10-1
9-15
11-
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
18%c
10-
l'/2%
1
9-17
9-24
9-
3
9-20
J.
9-26
8-31
5c
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
50c
(quar.)__
10-
25c
:
10-
1
9-20
9-27
9-17
9-27
9-14
9-27
9-14
$1.50
10-15
pfd.
(accum.)
1-15-57
$3
(quar.)
9-10
10-
1
9-14
$1.12V2
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
$1
$1
9r17,
(quar.)
10-
10-
5
60c
(increased)
47!/2c
;
8-27
I
10c
(quar.)
Co.
$1.06
9-17
9-10
9-30
9-
10-20
10-
10-
6
1
9-21
9-14
9-18
10c
9-27
9-14
9-29
9-14
25c
$1.43%
5%
18c
$1
20c
common
prior
Life
preferred
preferred
10-
1
1
9-10
1
10-1
9-14
37y2c
Co.,
9-14
9-28
9-28
17%c
10-15
9-28
35c
9-14
3
11-
9
15c
'3-1-57
2-
9
10-15
9-28
9-
25c
9-29
9-14
9-14
8
10-1
9-14
'
"
—
Cement
"75b
10-' 1'
"
9-15
,
——
——
10-
1
9-14
9-15
1
9-15
10-
1
9-10
10-15
9-
10-16
9rl5
10-
9-7
$$1
1
4
$$1.12%
10-
1
9-7
$$1.25
10-
.1
,9- 7
63c
75c
10-
1
9-14
11-
1
10-15
26%c
10-
1
55c
10-
1
(quar.)
$2.50
pfd.
(quar.)
Telephone—
common
A
—
(quar.)
9-14
9-10
20c
9-28
9-
7
$1,18%
(quar.)
9-28
9-
7
9-29
9-14
$2.50
(quar.)_
20c
Co.,
1
10-31
25c
10-/1
9-20
$62%c
9-10
9-21
9-21
10-
2
;
,
Ltd.—
Ltd.,
1
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
$10c
11-15
10-27
$15c
10-
t$1..15
(s-a)
$75c
—
9-14
11-15
$37%c
,
(quar.)
increased
Ltd., class A
1
10-
$25c
(quar.)
common
10-
25c
$1.06%
10- 27
1
9-10
10- 1
9-14
10-
1
9-31
$12%c
(quar.)—
8-31
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
75c
tlOc
tlOc
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
Starch, Ltd., common
pfd.
(quar.)_
$$1.10
Bronze
preferred
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.>__;
Canncrs,
Ltd.
Canadian
1
"B
to
F"
1
9-14
12-14
9-14
10-1
9-
3
common
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-15
$50c
^11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
10-
1
8-23
9-30
8-31
$25c
-
8-31
$15c
;
8-31
1
$50c
(quar.)
1
10-
$$1.25
;
9-15
10-
$37%c
(quar.)
10-15
$37%c
$3iy4c
(quar.)
(quar.T__-r-.__
Collieries
1
10-
$75c
Celanese, Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)__l_
preferred
10-
1-2-57
$$1.75
preferred
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
Preferred
1
10-
tl2V2c
(s-a)
10-
$75c
-
B
Canadian
1
10-
37%c
preferred
Packers,
10-
62%c
—
non-cumulative
$1.75
9-15
1
10-
$5c
(quar.)
Water Service (quar.)
Bread
Canadian
50c
1
10-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1
10-
$1.05
$50c
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common
$1.25 convertible preferred
5%
9
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
Canadian
20c
9-21
10-
15c
Special
Special
12-
.
9-21
9-29
9-7
1
28Vac
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
15c
$50c
common—
10-20
l|
Extra
7%
7
10-30
25c
Extra
Canada
9-
9-28
7
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-
10-
(quar.)_
Hecla,
5
9-14
1
9-28
$15c
(quar.)
Interstate
10-
10-18
10-
9-28
$25c
preferred
Class
Canada
60c
(s-a>
30c
i
participating class A (quar.)
9-17
)
(quar.)___
30c
(quar.)
Electric'Power,
preferred (quar.)
9-29
(quar.)
Co.—
$45c
(quar.)
redeemable preferred
1
8h»30
I
(quar.)
California
1
-
9-28
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
11-
9^30
10-15
4%
10-
-
15c
(quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton Ltd. (s-a)
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)
i25c
j^s^-30»mq,j9n2P
9-14
preferred
fl7l/2c
.12-31
10-15
preferred
Canada
8-31
,
15c
preferred
4%%
9-10
1.
9-20
$4.20
9-14
10-
2,-15-57
10-15
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., 4%% preferred
Butler's, Inc., common (quar.)
60c
9-14
9-14
10c
common
Burroughs
&
9-15
1
1
1
Butler
California
1
1010-
1
Co., Ltd.
5%%
10-
9-10
10-
Products, Ltd. (quar.)
(increased)
Watch Co. (quar )
California
9-10
9-10
10-
(quar.)_
Forge
Financial
1
1
10-10
93%c
.
pfd.
$5
Co.
&
1010-
50c
Burlington Steel, Ltd.
$4.75
9-17
3%
3%
Building
Calumet
9-12
1
10-
(quar.)__^
6%
$3
9-17
9-30
$1.25
convertible
Burns
9-17
9-28
37%c
(quar.)
60c
Buffalo
10-17
10c
(quar.)
<quar.)__
Budget Finance Plan,
Bulova
10-17
1
9-28
20c
common
fpreferred
Bucyrus-Erie Co.
Bullard
11-1
7c
(quar.)
com.
Manufacturing Co., preferred
h.) Co.,
Brunswick-Blake-Collender,
9-14
-
preferred
Window
(E.
7%
9-14
11-
15c
Preferred
Canada
(initial)
preferred
"<*'!
Brown
Bruce
9-14
—
Bessemer Limestone &
Bros., Inc
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Canada Life Assurance
10-
1
15c
(quar.)
Brooks
Canada Iron Foundries Ltd.
10-
9-14
62'/2c
9-17
50c
Mfg.
RR.
(quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common
9-14
$25c
1
95c
9-14
Finance
(quar.)
Standard Life Insurance-
Erie
preferred
(quar.)
Brockway Glass Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
9-26
10-
Taunton Gas—
1
.
common
Brockton
9-30
9-14
9-7
5c
Investing
10-
$35c
A
Canada
(quar.
Street
10-
1
9-7
$$1.19
(quar.)
Extra
Foils,
1
(initial
&
Y.)
Canada
1
1
1
10-15
$$1.50
:_
(N.
9-14
10-
1010-
20c
Corp.
1
(quar.)
of
Industries
10-
10-
9-7
2%c
British
(quar.).
Flooring, Ltd., class B
10-
9-7
9-7
1
9-14
$4.25
84%c
1
1
10-
10t17
Canada
$1.12y2
10-
10-
1
5%
preference B
(quar.)
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (quar.)
—410c
8-27
8-27
1
25c
(quar.)_
9
10-
$1
—
10-
10-9
8-31
11-
65c
preferred
1
10-
Canada
1
1
10-
$1.50
9-14
10-
9-15
10-
$1.12%
$$1.09%
9-14
55c
9-14
1
10-15
J35c
(quar.)_
preferred
9-14
(quar.),
9-28
10-
50c
1
(quar.)
Savers
preferred
9-10
Co.—
9-29
16y4c
(quar.)
RR.
Telephone
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
9-20
f62c
Ltd.
9-14
9-14
9-10
9-23
f$1.19
—
Corp.,
$1.12V2
(quar.)
class
Power
9-28
1
9-29
9-29
1$1
9-28
10-
9-14
$53c
Campbell Taggart Asociated Bakeries, Inc.—
Quarterly
^
1
9-28
$25c
9-29
10-
9
9-14
t56c
5%
preferred (s-a)
Campbell (A. S ) Co., common
$2.50 preferred /quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
1
1
9
9-
9-28
93%c
•
Camden
10-10
9-17
9-
9-29
a7d
9-10
10-
1
9-29
Ltd.—
1
10-
9-7
9-15
Ltd.—
Co.
9-10
3%
1
1
10-
a2'/2%
Electric
9-10
$2.50
10-
40c
1
10-
9-7
10-
t28%c
pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
10-1
62y2c
dividend)
(quar.)
Ltd.
.
35c
com.
1st
9-17
1
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
9-28
10-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)
CIT
1
9-27
40c
.
12-14
35c
4%%
9-28
$1.50
common
Aviation
$1.50
■
10-
4c
(quar.)_^
Hardware
Beneficial
4%
9-30
50c
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
Beneficial
V.'-£.e 1:
9-14
f 10c
Creek
New
9-28
9-30
(quar.)
Common
Bell
1
9-30
(quar.)
income)__
common
6%
4'/2%
3%%
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Belknap
J,
9rl5
llri5
flOc
(quar.)
Bessemer & Lake
Products,
convertible
50c
1
12,01"
5%
(quar.)__
1st
RR.
Lumber, Ltd.,
Bendix
9-28
10-
,
.
/
"
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7%
pfd. (quar.)__
Belgium Stores Ltd., 5% pfd, (quar.)_
4
9-14
9-20
9-15
25c
Sons
(stock
preferred
Beech-Nut
4
10-15
American
Beech
9-17
1
1
"
Works Corp.
Bros.,
$1.40
J.)—
10-
Vis %
Beaver
9-14
$1.50
'
1
1010-
$55c" *0\.
.
'
10-
$1
Extra
9-14
10-
10-15
(quar.)
4
9-19
10-
30c
&
convertible
Beatty
9-19
97V2c
Metals
3%%
9-21
10-9
25c
9-15
fl5c
(quar.)
York
Foods,
9-10
9-13
10c
Laboratories, Inc.
Eeatrice
1
9-28
12'/2c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Bausch & Lomb
Optical, common
4% preferred (quar.)
9-29
Foundry Co.—
Machine &
Bath Iron
10-
RR.
preferred
Baxter
$1.31%
(quar.)..:
4V2%
9-7
(quar.$1.25
American
;
1
65c
International Corp.___.
Investment (111.),
American
5%
10-
25c
Products
Co.,
9-4
45c
com.
pfd.
Bates
19-4
87%c
.___
Home
1
10-
1%
preferred (quar.)
Hardware
<quar.l___
American
87y2c
$1.50
(quar.).
dividend
American
American
10-
20c
Hair
Stock
93%c
4
10-15
10c
Stores
preferred
Corp.
Controls
9-
30c
$1
Now
1
12V2C
t37V2c
5%
Aroostook
Steel
5
10-
60c
(from
Electric,
(Joseph)
Oil
9-
9-14
,12-28
33c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
9-18
9-28
40c
$3.80
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.
10-11
$1
(quar.)
Bastian-Blessing (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.,
4
—
Quarterly
American
9-14
9-
9-10
Bassons Industries, common (stock
dividend)
36c class A partic. preferred
(s-a)
9-14
9-28
$1.50
quar.)
American
75c
9-18
9-10
1
8-31
1
56y4c
4%%
Broad
Basic,
Inc., common
5%%
preferred (quar.)
9-28
1
1
1
$1.75
Barry
9-21
10-
(quar.)
10-
quar.)
preferred
Hydro-Electric,
of
9-18
10-
pfd
common
&
Bank
1
7
3%
&
non-cum.
Barium
10-
2y2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Barber
9-
12-12
9-29
10-
62V2c
(quar.)
Columbia
1
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
4V4% preferred (quar.)
9-21
$1
British
10-
9-10
1-2-57
30c
4% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4 % % preferred (quar.)
10-22
9-14
9-12
35c
(s-a)
Columbia
Columbia
f3iy4c
Fund
6%
Ordinary
preference
7
1
10-15
62y2c
Ltd
Oil,
5%
9-
9-28
1
1
America—
3%%
American
9-29
9-29
(quar.)
Trust
British American Tobacco Co.,
5%
10-
(quar.)
Co.,
British
9-21
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
British
10-
10-16
10-
45c
preferred
common
Co.
9-14
fl5c
A
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
8-10
60c
preferred (quar.)
!
Bridgeport Gas Co., common (quar.)
5.28%
preferred (quar.)
Briggs Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Eright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd.—
5% preference (quar.)
Brillo
9-17
9-17
9-25
45c
4y2%
Bristol-Myers
9-15
1
1%
Brass,
9-21
Inc.—
Ltd.,
Co.
Bridgeport
1
9-27
10-
87»/2c
5%
North
Co.,
9-12
4%
9-14
43%c
American
Co.,
&
1
.
10-
87y2c
dividend
9-28
7%
9-14
10-
class
(quar.)
Bangor
Theatres
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)___
American Can Co., 7% preferred
1
$1.25
Broadcasting-Paramount
10-
10-
9-14
9-15
Brach (E. J.) & Sons (quar.)
$1
Brantford Cordage, Ltd., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)_
f$1.12'/2
Brazilian Traction Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)__
J$1.50
10-15
f$1.50
1-
Bangor
9-14
9-14
50c
preferred
Bancroft
9-6
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Brake Shoe, common
convertible preferred
5
10-
25c
9-14
1
t25c
(quar.)
non-cum.
Wilcox
Gas
Bancohio
4-19
10-
18%c
(quar.)
Co.,
4%
9-14
1
10-
$15c
4%
preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
9-15
$1.25
40c
(quar.)
10-1
10-
9-29
a8!/2c
(quar.)
3%
dividend
4V2%
9-15
10-
RR.,
of
60c
(quar.)_
Products,
H%
preferred
Baltimore Brick
9-17
35c
Co.
Inc., 4%
Piano
Baltimore
1
1
Corp.
(C.)
4
9-14
9-29
14c
(quar.)
Personal Property
Stock
9-
1
$1.25
50c
(stock dividend)
T.), Inc. (quar.)
(E.
Baldwin
9-14
9-24
10-
$2
Co.
Maine
preferred
Brewer
9-17
9-14
9-14
Albany RR
12%c
:
Ltd.,
(increased
Stock
class A
Baldwin-Hill
9-14
9-
9-28
35c
Badger Paint & Hardware
Balcrank, Inc.
(quar.)
9-10
9-28
9-30
25c
Company
Stock
(quar.)
Steel
&
1
fl6J/4C
Co.
Products,
F
10-
$1.08
(quar.)
dividend
Foods,
S
9-28
10-15
$1.18
A
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Electric
preferred
Babbitt
7
5%
British
(quar.)
class
Axe-Houghton
B/G
10-15
$1.163/4
Hardware
preferred
Avon
9-29
9-
5
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Telephone
5%
6%
30c
preferred
Arma
A
preferred
4%
9-12
1
93%c
(quar.)
Bosch
preferred
American
10-
10-20
10-
25c
non-voting
Avalon
9-15
Power
Investment
Stock
30c
9-17
6
tl8c
Automatic
9-24
12'/2C
5%
pfd.
Note
preferred
Americap
10-20
18%c
(quar.)
convertible
5%
9-14
9-28
10-
43%c
preferred
Babcock
(quar.)
com.
Filter,
$7 preferred
5%
9-28
"
9-14
9-17
9-20
(s-a)__i:
Canteen Co. of America—
Increased quarterly
9-7
9-14
America
Aggregates,
American
1
1
into
(quar.)
American
5%
9-15
10-
10-
8-29
9-24
1
"Iquar.ii.
B
5'/2%
9-27
9-28
10-
'Automatic
sh.
__
preferred
Markets,
American
6%
Class
7
for
Amalgamated Leather Companies—
6% conv, preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)
Special
American
9-
9-14
$1.75
(quar.)
H.)
City
'9-25
lO- 1
5c
50c
issue
28
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Aluminum Goods Mfg. (quar.)
Aluminum Specialty (quar.)
v,
,,9r,,7
I.,
'9-29
8-31
9-28
(quar.)
pfd.
Atlantic
Co.—
convertible
Aluminum
10-
75c
quar.)
dividend).
Sept. 28
to
Mfg.
Alpha Beta Food
5% preferred A
•
:
50c
(entire
Sept.
on
this
common
:
Allison Steel
-
37 %c
(initial
pfd.
redemption
;
'
10-1
$2
40b ;
20c
(quar.)
prior
(quar.)
Paper
Mfg.—
common
3%%
:>■
(quar;)____
;
5%
Allied Stores Corp., common
Allied
Thermal
(quar.)
New
*
9-28
9-25
Atlantic Company (quar.)
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
Wholesalers Ltd., class A (quar.)__
9-7
9-14
1
(quar.)
(J.
Associates
9-11
1
9-14
1
9-28
9-28
20c
preferred
Boston
9-10
9-28
10-
B
Atlantic
9-11
1
10-
$1.06»/4
(quar.)
1
10-
30c
-'
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers
10-
$1.75
<s-a)__
—
B
Atlanta
,
Stock
7%
5%
Bowater
1
9-28
$$1.13%
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
$4 participating, class A (quar.)
Steel.
7
10-
15c
Associated Electrical Industries,
Year-end
9-14
9-
(quar.)
Construction
Corp.
Class
9-15
1
$70c
Industries,
Ashdown
9-14
10-
10-
$50c
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ash Temple, Ltd., class A (quar.)
9-14
50c
Paper Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Products, Inc., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Aldens, Inc., common
Allied
Arvin
9-14
10-
Alco
Allen
9-14
1
&
53 Vie
.
Corp. (quar.)
Hegeman Electric
Carpet
Arundel
9-21
10-
34%c
Albermarle
4
10-22
Boston
9-14
10-
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
25c
(quar.).
Metal
Artloom
9-7
Boston
30c
(quar.)
Constable
Class
5 % % convertible preferred B
(quar.)
Akron, Canton Ac Youngstown RR. (s-a)
Alan
1
34%c
(quar.)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% preferred
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Vicksburg Ry.
Art
Boston
9-11
30c
preferred
Arrow-Hart Ac
Inc.—
preferred
quar.)
common
(quar.)
Oil
Fuel
B
Arnold
9-17
GVic
convertible
Alabama &
8
8-31
9-11
2
10c
Co
preferred
Class
9-15
1
2
10-10
9-17
75c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Club
preferred
10-
&
9-20
62y2c
preferred
Consolidated, Ltd., Amer. dep. receipts
(George W.) Corp. (quar.)
Eorg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
3V2%
preferred (quar.)
:—
3'/2%
9-20
10-1
35c
(quar.)
Boston
10-
25c
(quar.)
(increased
Mfg.,
of
10-
20c
Smelting
Cable Co
&
Armstrong Rubber,
9-7
9-10
9-28
10-
V
10-15
10-15
$1.06 Va
Forax
$1.50
(quar.)
Asbestos
"y Common (quar.)
5%%
10-
40c
Investment
10-
1
10-
6c
Quarterly
Aid
8
1
1
10-19
$1
preferred
4.32%
4
9-14
$ 15c
Wire
4.65%
9-18
9-29
60c
Affiliated Fund, Inc. (quar. |rom net inc.)
Agricultural Insurance (Watertown, N. Y.) —
£
11-
10-
65c
(quar.)
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72%
preferred (quar.)
9-14
9-27
10-10
3%
Insurance
&
Oil,
Arkansas-Missouri
9-10
$1
25c
Insurance
7%
9-28
Fund
$2.25
(quar.)
Products
Electrical
Apex
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
11-1
27 %C
15c
Aetna
Lead
Inc.
Chemical
Arkansas
Co.—
Casualty & Surety Co.
Ansul
9-10
dividend
Admiral
6%
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., $5.25 pfd.
9-1
$30c
Aetna
Aetna
9-7
1
(quar.)
Alloys
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Stock
9-1
1
10-
$12%c
convK preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Industries, Inc.
Adams
1
10-
$1
(quar.)
Aluminum
$1.10
10-
45c
(quar.)
Book-of-the-Month
22%c
(quar.)
Co.
Post
Ansonia
$28%c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Y.
Quarterly
Abitibi Power & Paper Ltd. (increased (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Bond
6
$1.25
$1.75
(quar.)
common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills (quar.)
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd.
Ltd.—
Co.
(quar.)
Abbott Laboratories,
When
Share
Paper
Zinc.
Anderson-Prichard
preceding table.
6
9-
25c
Metal,
preferred
9-
1
50c
Tobacco
American
weeks and not yet paid.
announced
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Anaconda
prior
1
31'Ac
Extra
1
5%%
10-10
Co.—
10-
5%
American
1
9-28
Laughlin (quar.)
Tobacco, 6%
(H. C.)
•
-y 9-20;t
35c
(quar.)
Bros.
Bohack
9-20
10- 1
10-20
3
25c
(increased quar.)
Borg
(quar,)
American
10-
Bloch
9-20
3
5%
preferred
&
20c
10c
Inc
Decker Mfg.
4.25%
9- 7
1
10-1
25c
dividend
10-
Foundries—
American
10-15
4
10-
'
25c
60c
25c
(quar.).
Holders
10- 1
$1.25
—
Co
$1.50
9-23
10-31
(quar.)
common
9-18
Ampco
dends
9-14
9-28
40c
—
-
Ltd.
9-
9-14
9-29
7%
Ltd.—
Corp.,
9-24
9-29
Sugar Refining,
preferred (quar.)
American Surety Co. of N.
$6c
Gold
Annual
12-10
10c
10-1
$1.75
25c
12-20
-i-
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc., com. (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
85c
American
1
12-
Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
Stores
10-15
10-
12-15
Son,
&
Stock
Corp,
dividend
10-
Black
12-
35c
Co.,
preferred
75c
25c
(quar.)
Bird
12-
Bliss
(quar.)
Stamping Co
Stock
$$1.50
iquar.)._
Wood, Alexander Ltd., 6% pfd.
Young (J. S.) Co., common
Yukon Consolidated
$1.25
&
12-
12-15
Corp.
preferred
American Steel
10-15
Macnine
1-9-57
(quar.)
Co.
American States
Hats, Ltd., common
$1 preferred "A" (quar.)
1-9-57
When
Payable of Pec.
$4.75
35c
(quar.)_____..
Saco Water iquar.)__
&
Bird
$1.25
(quar.)
Sanitary
(quar.)
Biltmore
9-15
Ltd.—
preferred
Stand.
&c
Razor
Snuff
9-10
12-
1
;'
35c
Biddeford
25c
,
(quar.)
American
(quar.).
Wisconsin Public Service, 5.04'c
5%
10-
10-
6%
series)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
4% preferred (quar.)
.
30c
37 %c
(quar.)
Gas—
(1952-1955
Radiator
$$1.75
(quar.)
9-20
10-
12-15
Per
? Share
pfd.< (quar.)
Bickford's Inc.
$1
President Lines.
non-cumulative
American
12-10
' *
*"
iW
Extra
3%
...
dividend
American
9-27
10-
9-10
12-28
40c
$4 preferred A (quar.)
1
$1.50
12%c
9-28
2'/2c
3%
fBibb Mfg. Co.
;
50c
(quar.)
Stock
9-20
25c
(quar.)
com.
dividend
Class A
0
9-15
11-
30c
(quar.>-___
Stock
9-20
9-28
10-1
3c
Co.
Chemical,
10-15
2%c
.
...
Name of Company
Bethlehem .Steel Corp., 7%
,
,
—
!
...
8
1
v,
-, A,,_>
Texas)—
10-
10-
15c
(quar.)
(quar. i
West Coast Telephone Co., $1.20 pfd.
5%
(Galv.
10-
Corp.
preferred
Western
Insur.
Common
9-14
,
Payable of Rec.
20c
National
9-28
West Kootenay Power & Light Co., Ltd.—
7%
Co,-^
Quarterly-
10-12
?
10-31
Fire Insurance
\Holders
When
Share
$3
Knapp, 6% preferred (accum.)
Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Coal
1
1
9-28
10 c
pictures
Bros.
Warren
Webb
11-
10-
,
Company'
National
American News
<s-a)
(quar.)
Terminals
&
Name of
American
i2%c
—
RR.
Corp
common
preferred
10-15
10c
(quar,j
Massachusetts
&
Virginia Dare Stores
Warehouse
Fund-
faer
Holders
1Payable of Rec.
•Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co. (s-a)_—
4c
Van Camp Sea Foods (quar.)
■-—20c,
Van Norman Industries, common (quar.)
25c
rl
Convertible preferred <quar.)__—
57c
9-30
$43%c
9-30
8-31
^
8-31
(Dunsmuir)—
2J-c
10-
1
8-31
'
Number 5571.:; The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
"* V ?
*
.
Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian
Share
j.C 1
,
Ltd.,"
5%.; preferred
(quar./l______^
5% redeemable preferred (quar.)
>
7%
preferred
Carey
Baxter
Kennedy,
&
Carnation Co., 3%%
,
.
W.)
preferred
$5
"t 9-12
Consolidated
10-
9-12
V ,
1; •9-12
Consolidated
Celanese
—
27V2C
30c
preferred
2nd
7%
Brewing
Centlivre
preferred
5%
5%
10-
1-11
10-
1
9-19
Consolidated Paper
Corp. Ltd.
10-
1
9-19
Consolidated
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-10
9-29
9-24
4.75%
Illinois
Central
Common
4.10%
4.75 %
4.80%
Illinois
Central
4'/a%
Illinois
Central
6%
9-19
Consumers
Consumers
Power
11-15
9-25
9-27
4%
8
Continental
Can
12-
8
Continental
472%
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
•10-
1
9-14
Coosa
Cornell-Dubilier
10-
1
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
9-29
9-18
1
9-10
1
9-10
1
9-10
1
9-10
1
10-10
(quar.)
9-14
Crestmont
Crossett Co.,
-
Cream
10-
1
9-14
Crown
1
9-14
Crown
Zellerbach
9-14
Crown
1
9-10
Crucible
10-
1
9-10
Crum
10-
1
9-10
87©
9-24
Cuban
9-10
9-28
9-17
10-
9-
9-24
40c
9-14
9-11
10-
1
9-14
Curtis
10-
1
9-20
$4
10-
1
9-20
Note:
11-1
10- 5
75c
9-25
35c
9-18
&
Builders
$4.50
50c
9-25
9-
Peabody
9-14
9-18
10-
1
9-14
Ry.
9-
1
S-17
20c
10-
(interim)
—
9-14
9-28
9-25
Bottling
9-11
10-
$1
1
1
9-17
9-28
27©
9-14
9-28
25c
iN, Y.t» (quar.)
9-14
1
S-14
$1
10-
1
9-14
$7.40
(quar.)
International
10-
1
9-14
Engineering Co.—
(initial
Finance
Co.
Central
Colorado
Common
—
iquar.)
Power,
.
Gas,
Columbia
Pictures
Corp.
1
50c
10-
5
(quar.)
Oils.
$5
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Co.
Edison
Co.
income)—
City)
Co.
75c
(quar.)
50c
(quarterly
—
9-29
10-
11-
1
9-25
r
*
9-24
<0
1
o>
12-
1
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
$0.1444
10-
1
9-14
cuse)
8r27
1
9-14
9-23
9-17
Federated
9-28
9-14
9-17
11- I
10-19
35c
9-28
9-14
9-28
9-14
257©
10-
3
9-12
10-
1
9-
10c
10-
1
9-14
1
9-14
75c
10-
8
9-21
$3.50
10- 1
0-21
210c
10-31
9-29
5c
10^1
10»
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
-
.•——
37 Vic
-Trr5_^
40c
9-28
9-10
$1
9-29
9-10
(quar.)
pfd.
9-29
9-10
Finanoe
$1.07
9-29
9-10
Extl*8'
9-29
9-10
9-29
9-10
1
8-24
10-
16-15
10- 1
9-19
25c
10-
1
C 9-19
•
(quar.)
10-
1
9-10
9-25
9-10
10c
>
National
National City
1
9-14
$1
10-
1
9-14
9-11
5%
10-26
9-17
Fischer
&
10-26
9-17
Florida
9-14
12-15
(increased)
Co.
Car
12-
1
9-20
9-26
9-14
9-23
9-17
20c
(quar.)__
Co. (quar.)
(monthly)
Ltd.
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
Common
Stock
10-
5
Utilities
Franklin
Frascr
9-29
9-21
Friedman
(L.)
9-28
9-14
Frigikar
Corp.
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co.
RR.
(s-a)—
Co.,
com.
6
(s-a)
Ltd. (quar.)-—
Realty
(quar.)
(quar.)
——
Telegraph
9-28
Stock
—
Stock
dividend
9-
1
10-
1
20c
12-
1
11-15
4%
12-
1
+
9-
10-
1
12 VaC
1
9-28
Gabriel
9-14
Gair
9-14
9-21
9-30
9-26
9-12
9-25
8-31
30c
1^-26
10-12
25c
10-
1':'•••"
$1.05
10-
I
7
10-
1
9-
50c
10-
1
15c •"
10-15
10-10
;
9-21
Co.,
5%
9-11
New common
'
Garflnckel
75c
10-1
9-24
35c
12-
1
11-23
11-23
12-
1
25c
10-
1
9-
7
5%
2-15-57
2-
1
35c
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
11-
1
10-15
10-25
9-29
$1.25
10c
11-
11-15
„
9-14
9-14
9-28
9-
7
12-28
12-
7
2%
3-29-57
3-
8
30c
9-28
& 2%
—
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)——
common
(quar.l———
preferred -(quar.)———
Co.—
9-12
56V4C
10-
1
»-14
12 VaC
11-
1
10-15
37 VaC
9-30
S1.12Va
9-30
common
convertible preferred
(quar.)
12- 3
37>/aC
v-
(quar.)
40c
28y«c
———
,
9-
7
9-
7
j
-
(initial xjuar.)—
iJullus),
1
9-30
9-30
2%
:
,
4VzVo
4
9-28
7 VaC
Co.—
convertible
Gardner-DenveT
9-11
9-
50c
dividend
(Robert)
47a%
5
5
9-15
30c
(George
11-1
40c
,
10-
2VaC
A.) Co. (increased)—
Funsten (R. E.)
Co.,
v.7:
4Vz% convertible preferred (quar.)—
Fuller
10-15
10-
$3
2%
r
1
1
11-15
30c
—
1110-
$30c
dividend——,——.—
9-28
$25c
65C
2Va%
Companies,
Stock
9-19
9-28
50c
—-—
9-10
7 :
9-28
———-~
—
1
1
9-23
1
10-
50c
(quar.)—
series—
10-15
—
—
9-
10* 1
.
8c
10-15
•
(quar.)—
9-25
$2
8c
10-
3——»——
preferred
1
——
t35c
———~-
Corp., 4% preference (quar.)—
Film
Laboratories— v ;
10-
City) (quar.)_
IN. Y.) (quar.) —
t20c
$12 VaC
(quar.)_
7
6
10-15
9-14
„
dividend-—————.——.—
9-
9-
$8
1
10-
9-21
1
9-24
9-27
Uc.
10-
1
10-
————
series
11-
9-14
6c
10-
Chemical, Ltd.—
Rockaway
Franklin
9-10
—
9-29
(quar.)
——
—(stock dividend)——
Custodian Fund—
9-10
—
8
9-14
iquar.)
U7VaC
Steel,
10-
9-29
7
$1
J 25c
iquar )
10-26
$1
Sales
Beer
DeLuxe
9-25
(increased 1
&
7
40c
Dairies
Foremost
Fox
10-15
25c
9-
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Light
10-15
25c
9-29
9-15
30c
preferred
10-10
—
9-10
10c
Corp., Ltd.
Fair Stores,
50c
Crucible
Fields
9-
9-29
25c
—-—
&
62 Vac
(increased)
common
9-28
40c
Fund—
5c
—
(quar.)
10-1
(quar.) —
Co.,
9c
common
Bank
1
$3
15c
(quar.)——
—
common (quar.)——
(quar.) —
----Food Machinery & Chemical,
com. (quar.)
Forbes & Wallace,
class A (quar.)
Class B
voting (increased-quar.)
Class B
non-voting (increased-quar.)
9-14
1
10-
5c
Power
$4.20
9-10
10-30
25c
Porter
Mutual
Florida
8-31
5c
IIV2 %
(quar.)
&
9-29
10c
(quar.)
9-11
8-11
5c
Y.)
dividend
Stock
Florida
(quar.)
1
50c
5% preferred (quar.)
Investments Corp.—
Diversified
9-28
25c
62 VaC
Bridge
1
10-
10- 1
•
57©
—
10-
56 V»c
62 Vac
37 Vac
(Jersey
Bank
6
9-
10-
—
First
?
25c
(quar.)
(N.
Trust
9-29
60c
——
—
First
9-14
$26e
(quar.)
—
First National Stores
7
9
9-19
50c
Pennsylvania
of
Co.
9-
11-
1
9-28
'
common
&
12-
30c
pfd.
Corp.
92'/2c
t2c
Brass
Bank
9-15
9-14
9-28
;•
$1.25";
30c"
N. Y.
of
(quar.)—
Fibreboard
Paper Products,
47©
preferred (quar.)
Fidelity Fund Inc. (quar.)
Feno
9-15
1
9-28
6c
—
————-—■-—
Federation
4
1
10-
Shops
Extra '
9-17
10-
10- 1
(Ohio)——
Department Stores (quar.)
Publications
(quar.)
Federated
9-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
partic.
S-14
$1.19
—
1
1
—-—.—-
Dravo
9-6
9-28
30c
Co. (quar.)
(reduced)
Federal Machine 61 Welder Co.
10-
(quar.)
Corset,
■
9-27
40c
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
Bake
10-
(quar.)_„—————
& Sons (quar.)—
&
Co.
Co.
Federal
87'/2c
(quar.)
Chemical
9-13
25c
Farrel-Birmingham
50c
dividend
Stock
9-20
9-28
62 Vac
,
9-19
10-
class A
Motor
preference
Dover
H
lc
9-14
$1.25
Donrielly .(R. A.)
60c
5
■
t
62 VaC
r
1
T
preferred
Stock
HO
9-21
»-» O •
(quar.)---.-.----—————
Foods
7
Co.
9-28
10-
25c
t75c
9-14
Common
Dow
10-
10-15
93 %C
25c
Foundries
$1
9-10
9-25
10-
9-29
Tar
9-17
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)—
Family Finance Corp., common (quar.)
4727© pref. A (quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar.)
—
Farmers & Traders Lhe Insurance Co. (Syra¬
25c
Dominion
9-29
30c
(quar.)—
Corp.
$1
Glass Co., Ltd., common
7%
50c
—
(increased quar.)
Insurance
Fairmont
9-14
&
preferred
Du-Art
7c
12-28
9-26
Oil
9-
common- (quar.)
Bearing
Fafnir
25c
Draper Corp.
1
7
Food
Dominion
7
•9-18
1
9-
5c
.
Dominion
8-31
9-
9-28
Fluor
(Joseph)
9-13
7
50c
(quar.)
Dominion
9-19
~
-'
9-
9-17
preferred
5%
•
*
9-28
B—
Dixon
9-20
9-28
25c
(quar.)
Investment
investment
>
70c
65c
9-14
Dominguez
1
9-28
(Seattle)-—
T-
preferred
9-14
Co.,
9-20
10-
31V4C
(quar.)
(Consolidated)—
(N. Y.)
Inc.,
Ex-Ccll-O
9-26
Dixie Aluminum,
9-25
9-28
t3c
———~
iquar.)_—_______
(Jersey
10-10
6
9-26
1
10-10
.
40c
«juar.)^r—
10-
10-30
6
9-
25c
District Theaters
9-15
1
9-
50c
Cup
1
—
RR.', common
5%
(s-a)
International
36c
10-
8-27
Co.
(quar.)
preferred A , (quar.)
County Electric Co._l__
Estabrooks (T. H.), Ltd., 4.16%
7'/2c
Light, 4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
25c
$5
20c
class
Aluminum
Diversey
9-14
Essex
Excelsior
Dictograph Products
(reduced)
Co., Ltd. (final)—r
Dixie
Erie
,
Distillers
9-15
9-29
1
20c
A (stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
Trucking (quar.)
Tramway Corp.—
,r
Stores
1
15c
w}; Participating
9-14
1
common
Diamond
10-
8-27
Angeles)—
(Los
^Equity Fund
•V' 9-14
10-
Chicago
Class
Diana
2
"
$1.05
Detroit
8-27
50c
50c
Equitable Credit Corp.—
20c participating preferred
9-20
1
12-20 •;„12- 5
$1.14
Detroit
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Enamel & Heating Products,
Class A
(initial)
f
10-
(quar.)
Mfg.,
1
10-
77©
Eversharp,
(quar.)
pfd.
57©
Co.
<te
Devoe & Raynolds,
4
10-
11-
(quar.)
(s-a)
$2,/2-$3V2
4
30c
tquar.)_——
Ltd.—
Commercial Trust
99-
$1.25
——
Commercial Solvents Corp.
Power
Voting
4
9-29
9-29
31V«c
—
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance (s-a)
—
& Southern Ohio Electric (quar.)
Command
9-
62 Vac
12-"3
75c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Delnite Mines, Ltd.
10-15
—
12-14
9-20
—
1
10-
$1.18
(quar.)..
preferred
12-29
9-14
quar.)
Co.
dividend
Empire Trust Co.
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Denver
Stock
7%
15C., ;;:,io-
(quar.)
10-
$1.03
& Abrasives
Emporium-Capwell
1
9-15
$1.12 Va
common
Corp.
common
9-14
10-
9-15
9-28
—*—.
Co.,
9-14
10-1
9-20
9-28
(quar.)
Water
9-17
,,
9-10
-
15c
(quar.)
1
12 Vac
9-10
1
20c
9-29
$1.12 Va
1
10-
—
9-28
4.207©
10-15
1
9-10
4.56%
9-15
1
1111-
Columbus
1 Commercial Credit Co.
3
10c
(quar.)
:
common
preferred^)quar.>—
10-
9-
68%c
preferred A (quar.)
5%% preferred B (quar.)
Interstate
9-28
$1.12 Va
—
.-
5%
Colorado
9-15
10-
10c
(monthly)
common
—
(quar.t__
Fuel & Iron Corp., common
Colorado
(quar.)
9-10
1
9-28
common
preferred
4.28%
9-13
10-25
7 VaC
pfd.
(quar.)
(monthly)
preferred
4 :/2 %
9-15
9-29
30c
15c
$3.50
Stone
&
1
87 Vac
quar.)—
Corp.,
1
10-
9-28
.
class A
Hudson
&
3.70%
iCinc.)
10-
Ltd.,
Co.,
Delaware
9-17
10-
$1.75'
10-
80c
-Tfrr-T
10-
—
(quar.)
Consolidated
Products
28c
———
9-10
30%
$1.06 V»
(s-a)
Emerson Electric Mfg., common (quar.)
$1.75
——.
Co.
Mfg.
&
Delaware
9-14
50c
(quar.)
1
90c
10-15
10-
1
—
Battery
Products
$2
(initial)
3%% pfd. series A (quar.)
57© preferred (quar.)
Frere,
&
Denver
1
10-15
9-14
1
preferred (quar.)
5c 2nd preferred
(quar.)—
Elmira & Williamsport RR. Co.
10-15
25c
9-28
10-
5c
1
40c
9-12
9-12
4%
,—
Corp.,
Co.
$2
:
9-25
10-
-—
Share
&
75c
——
Co.,
Refractories
Elliott
9-14
10-
5
9-25
t25c
(quar.)_
Quarterly
7
9-24
11-
t25c
Cigar Corp. (quar.)
Mills, common (quar.)
Dennison
1
10-
9-
1
9-29
$7
Dejay Stores, Inc.
5
10-
62c
Sand
from
9-12
10c
common
Colonial
-
9-12
12-20
9-28
$1.12 Va
Co.
Colonial
r
9-28
1-1-57
9-24
45c
(auar.)
9-
16c
(quar.)_
(quar.t
Elizabethtown
25c
(quar.)
9-14
9-5
l'/aC
Elgin National Watch
9-14
11-
v-
1
12 Vac
(quar.)_
Storage
Common
9-14
9-29
10-
! •?''•'
1
(quar.)
preferred
class A
Gas
Mfg. Co.
Electro
7
9-29
15c
50c
2
10-
Quarterly
9-14
40c
Natural
Paso
Electrical
12-14
9-
10-
7 VaC
Quarterly
9-28
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
Electric
1
1-1-57
9-29
9-15
10-
(quar.)
Bond
9-21
11-
7
9-
12c
■
Auto-Lite
9-21
1
1
60c
(quar.)
Stores, 4(47©
(N. Y.)
Electrical
2%
Dayton & Michigan RR. com (s-a)
87©
preferred (quar.)
.'
Decca Records, Inc. (quar.)—
9-20
15c
Co.
Common
1
9-20
9-30
50c
(quar. 1
Co..
9-10
9-30
$1.50
—_—
(s-a)
<quar.)„
&
9-29
2%
62VaC
9-15
1
10-
$1.50
;
B
9- 7
1
37 Vac
—
7
9-
,v
10-
Fund—
Trust,
Co.
Electric
9-17
11-15
U5c
preferred
Decker
1
$2.50
—
Stock
Electric
9-30
10-
10-
Davega Stores,
Deere
30c
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
'
9-14
1
dividend
Coleman
V
1
1
(quar.l
Cola
10-
$1.37 Vz
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp.
Stock
9-20
10-
4%
Coca-Cola
1
10-
(stock dividend)
G.
9-28
7 Vac
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Elder
9-17
1
10-
(quar.t..
Dayton Malleable Iron,
10-
25c
7%
Coca-Cola
7
10-
25c
River
David
$1
4%
W.
Dana
9-11
9-12
9-17
(quar.)
5%
9-11
1
(quar.)
Illuminating—
Molybdenum
A
1
10-
$1.75
com.
Cleveland Trencher Co.
Class
10-
9-29
Supply
Electric
preferred
Climax
10-19
67 VaC
Yards Co
Mahoning
Cleveland Quarries
5%
9-21
20c
A
Dan
El
9-20
9-28
div.)
—
9-2*
9-28
Fund—
$4.12
10-15
|25c
(inc.
10-15
25c
$1.12 V2
(auar.)
'
Corp.
$4.5C
9-14
9-15
10c
com.
9-29
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
$4.72
1
1
15c
(quar.)
10-15
El Paso Electric Co.—
9-14
50c
A
Extra
Co.
(quar.l
D
9-14
$1.12
Clearfield
Cleveland
9-18
9-28
(quar.)
Cleveland
Coca
3
9-23
25c
$1.20
Cluett
10-
62 VaC
12-14
1
dividend.
Class
10-15
1
$1
preferred B (quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. iquar.)
terly
9-15
»$1
dividend
Class
10-
(quar.)
preferred is being en¬
tirely called for redemption on Oct. 1
at $120 per share plus this regular quar¬
above
The
10-
Edo
10-
preferred
prior
Class
11-
9-14
87 Vac
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
.
& Refining,
0:1
-
i
4
9-12
9-27
$2
Co
9-
9-14
1-2-57
Steel
Baler
Stock
1
—
Sugar
9-15
10- 1
(quar.)
Associates, com.
Investment
Edison Bros.
1
$2.50
(quar.)
Publishing, $7 preferred
$1
(quar.)
5
10-
—
preferred
50c
(quar.)
50c
Products
Atlantic
4 Vz 7©
9-
$1.62 Va
(quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curlee Clothing Co., common
7
1
10-
75C
9-30
10c
(quar.)
0-27
10-1
Co.,
Howard
&
Extra
1
10-
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
Sugar Co., common
Cumberland Gas
9-10
1
22'/2c •10-1
;v
(quar.)
9-14
10-
-20c
& Land,
American
Cuban
pfd.
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
77©
pfd.
preferred
Howard Balanced
Economic
87 Vac
America
of
87©
10-1$
15c
32 VaC
$$1.50
Kodak
Economy
(quar.)
Canada
Ltd
Co.
preferred
Crystal Oil
40c
$1.12 V2
Steel
& Forster.
12 %e
Quarterly from net investment income
$1.31'A
A
9-19
12-15
(quar.)__,
(quar.)-—
Fuel
Stainless
Si
Eaton
10-15
Corp.
Zellerbach
1
10-
i'
Quarterly
City
10-
B
10-
in-
pfd. (quar.)
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone—
Clark
7
(quar.)
class
9-29
12-31
Quarterly from net investment income-
7
9-
class A (quar.)
10-
(quar.)
5Va %
9-14
9-
(quar.)
7
10c
Ltd.—
Bakeries
preferred
Eaton
1
4c
(quar.)
Cork International,
Class
87%c
Electric,
9-28
67©
1
(quar.)
9-14
$1.50
Stock
Corp.
9-
50c
■
Natural Gas
participating
Eastman
9-14
10-
(quar.)
9-29
Extra
Union
Oil
9-13
9-28
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)._
preferred
Eastern
5
11-20
12 VaC
9-14
6c
(quar.)
11-
1
9-30
12-
50c
(s-a)
9-28
(s-a»_^
preferred iquar.)—;
Eastern
Racing Association—
Common
(both no par and $2 par)
10-
(quar.)
Wheat
of
$2
Island & Pacific RR.
11-26
$1
(quar.)
9-29
(quar.)
Western Ry., com. (quar. t___
preferred (quar.l—
(quar.)
Chicago Molded Products <quar.)__
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Cincinnati
7
(quar.)
62 VaC
5%
City Investing Co.,
preferred
Realty
5c
4 Vz %
62 Vac
pfd.
Crampton Mfg. Co., com. (stock
6%
conv.
pfd. (initial quar.)
Crane Co., common
(quar.)
9-29
Chicago Great
&
9-
18 %c
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 57© preferred
Crain (R. L.), Ltd., (quar.)
9-10
1
10-
Chicago Mill & Lumber
Gas
1
$1.13
6'/a%
America,
preference
1
5
31V4C
«'
(quar.)
Participating
Electric
Chemical
Cowles
9-10
9-29
10-
dividend
$1
Cosmopolitan
9-20
5
$1
Cincinnati
10-
(quar.)
Corp.,
I
7
Newsprint Co,
10-
Burlington & Quincy RR.
Chicago <fc Eastern Illinois RR.—
9-14
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
America
(Peter)
River
11-
Chicago,
9-14
1
47©
$1.12
preferred A
(quar.)
Works, common
3V27©
preferred (quar.)
3Va% preferred (1947 series)
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds
(quar.)
9-18
9-29
10-
—
Chesebrough-Pond's; Inc.
1
10-
9-
(quar.)
common
Corning Glass
9-18
9-29
10-
10-
(quar.)
preferred
of
Co.
Cooper
S-14
10-
Controls
10c
Copper
Co
Christiana
Securities
Co.,
preferred
preferred
10-
Champion Paper & Fibre,
7%
Gin
1
'
10c
Oil Co.
Tennessee
Eastern
9-14
10-
held)
100 shs.
Continental
$1.16
Chile
each
of
Corp.
convertible
East
93 %C
9-10
25C
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
"3Va% preferred (quar*)_
1
10-
9-
(quar.)
1
4 Vz 7©
Sulphur & Potash
Dynamics
50c
10-
20c
preferred
7
9-
1
Continental Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
(quar.)
Chicago. Rock
pfd.
68c
$4
Duval
9-30
25c
9-10
(quar,)
Industries,
preferred (quar.l
5
1
(quar.)
1
preferred
Chesapeake
9-
preferred (quar.)_.
Duraloy Co. (Del.)
(quar.)
Continental Assur¬
of
sh.
stock for
com.
ance
13c
"*
(One
$1.50
•_
10-
$2.10
10-
(quar.)
com.
10-
$1.04
$6
div.
(quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
•Uharmin Paper Mills iquar.)
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
52 Vac
10-
" ■ 10-
50c
(quar.)
9-21
12 VaC
9-10
35c
preferred (quar.)—±.L—.
Chance Vought Aircraft (quar.)___
5
5
'
1
—
$*.50
'9*
$1.T3
10-
$1.15
Corp.
10-1
Casualty Co.
$1.19
Pasco
52 7zc
$1.37 Va
(Del.)
(quar.)
Co., S3.75
12-
(quar.)
de
preferred
12-20
(quar.)
Cerro
(quar.)
10-
Lines
Air
12-20
$1.15
Investment
preferred
10-
25c
Baking Co.
$1.18%
(from
4.207©
$1.12 Va
split on common
Continental
20c
Trust
5
9-14
Eastern Gas &
preferred
Continental
87 VaC
(quar.t
9-
t20c
—
9-14
(quar.t
Shares
1
10-13
28c
'
9-14
$1
.
10-
,
9-29
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
after
Initial
9-17
Corp.—
9-29
$5.44
8%
52%
Container
(quar.)
(quar.)
Assurance
(Chicago)
10-
$1.23
$1.0674
common
517/aC
$1.04
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Continental
(quar.)
Century Acceptance,
(quar.)
5.20%
(quar.)
9-21
(quar.)___
Century
4
(Toronto)
12-21
preferred
A
7
$1.16
(quar.)
preferred
Broadcast¬
—
1
—
common
4.15%
*!a«ra
Radio
1-2-57
$2.50
Class
7
9-
$1.12 Va
preferred
(quar.t
Public Utility Corp.
Telephone, common
4.65%
9-
$1.20
(quar.)
5
15c
$5.25
Central
4.15%
1
10-' 1
10-
Public Service
Gas
9-
Co.—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.507©
7
Co
Central
4.75%
4.167©
9-
$1.18%
.
1
5c
(quar).
Gas Co.
11-15
$1.02 Va
$1.02 Vz
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred <quar.)_
4.60%
1
Gas—
iquar.)
3
10-
20c
$1.18%
$1.18%
iquar.)
preferred
4.75%
B
1
11-30
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
517ic
$j
$1.12 Va
$1.12Va
A
3
9-12
10-15
10-23
9-
i 9-14
9-26
•
t40c
—_
$1.08%
B
1
>
11-1
467/aC
Duquesne Light Co.,, common
3.757© preferred (quarO
47©
'
$1.08%
Central Maine Power Co.,
4.5%
Class
9-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
40c
Light
Indiana
Inc.,
$1.25
&
10-
-
15c
(quar.)
&
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.t
3.50%
ers,
Co.—
4%
Central
9-14
$5.50
preferred (quar.t
preferred
(quar.)
4.64 7©
9-30
Television
10-
(quar.)
C
65%c
1
9-14
15c
(quar.)
9-'
10-
(Boston)—
59 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
!
10-
*
1
9-14
1
9-
.*
Royalties, Inc.
Participating preferred
Consolidated
11-30
Trust
62V2c
Electric
&
11-
25c
(quar.)__
(initial).
common
Consolidated
10-
t20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.10%
New
Rock
9-19
12%c
(quar.)
$1.25
1
10-
1
•
9-21
;
1O-10
10-
Inc."
non-voting
A
10-25
'25c
$1.75
10-
9-21
9-21
1
Bradstreet,
-
87 72c
(quar.)_
50c
9-29
10-1
10-
&
9-14
10-10
preferred
(quar.)
4.10% preferred (qua?.)'•:
12 VaC-
$3.50
^
(quar.)^_
common
1
$1.12 Vz *10-25
preferred (quar.)
Class
10-19
87 VStC:
;
—
investment income
From net
j
t$2.50
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.35%
4.50%
•
1
10-
$1.1272
(quar.)—
pfd.
Power,
Dun
Products—
10c
4.75%
77©
,
„
Investment
Consolidated
5
75c
(quar.t—
Gas,
preferred A
preferred B
5%
Central Hudson
(quar.)
1
Corp
&
preferred
1
$12c
(quar.t
Georgia Ry.
of
5'A%
9-14
17 VaC
—
(quar.)
common
2-
$1.75
Ltd.
preferred
Duke
9-14
•
11- 1
32 Vi;
'
$2
preferred
$2.50
$5 preferred (quar.)—
Consolidated Foods Corp.,
15c-
(quar.)
1
—
$1.05
(s-ai
Electric
Central
Central
preferred
10-
(increased)
com.
$1.25
——
Canada Investments,
Central
7 7©
-
Goods,
(s-a)
Dry
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
50c
(quar.)
com.
Corp,
.
10c
(quar.)
$3.50
•'
9-20
9-14
1
—L_
(quar )_.
Dearborn
10-
10-
.%•••;•-r--
;
(quar.)
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
de Nemours «fc Co.— "
(E. I.)
preferred
11
Inc.—
preferred
conv.
When
Share
v
Laboratories,
B.)
$4.50
9-20
f
9-29
30c
*'
8-31
125C
A
10-1
W
20c
(A.
du Pont
9^1
—
(quar.)
common
1
$1.25
America,
of
Corp.
;
.*■
Consolidated Edison - Co. of New York
9-15
9-28
10-
(quar.t
preferred
4Vz %
-
9-15
93%c
(quar.l—
B
:
Mont
5 7©
12->1
''V'.
25c
".V 10c
(quar.)
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.
9-14
.
1
,10-
—
Carthage
Class
1
9-30
•
29c
—-
Mills (quar.)
Case (J. I.) (quar.)—
Caspers Tin Plate (quar.)—
Catelli Food Products, Ltd., class A
12-15
138c
.i»
"
25c
(quar.)
common
10-
$25c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Co.,
1
65c
——
40c
Cement
preferred
$5
10-
.
preferred (quar.)
-•$4.20
preferred
(qu»r.t_:
—
—
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Carriers & General Corp.
(increased)—-;—
(J.
9-12
7 t$27 •10-
$5
Carter
"10-1
+$1.25
7
(quar.)
(increased)
Common
m
:
l^t preferred
g
Du
•
•
—
Per
,
Name of Company
of Ree.
•+''. i-'v
s
■>';*
Co.—
quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Cigar Corp.,
2S1.25
Light, common
Carolina Power &
Consolidated
-
Inc.
Inc.,
Consolidated
9-14
(increased) —
.
Connohio,
9-28
10-15
.
Capital Records, Inc., common
$2.60 preferred (quar,)+:
Power
Holders
•
Payable
*
.—
(quar.)
Si
Common -(increased
10-31.
$10c
(quar.l
Canadian Westingbouse Ltd.
9-14
Connecticut Light
$93%c
(quar.)__
pfd.
4',*
9-14
10- 1
+20c
■
-7!/a %, -preferred Canadian Oil Cos.,
•
9-15
(Toronto)—
12-21
10- 1
$10c
:
KN T !
r- $$2
.
Industries,-LtiLf common (quar.|_
(quirfrii-__~_w-.----._-.--*
Canadian
1-2-57
$$1.50
(quar.)—
common
When
.,-
Share
Company
Name of
Confederation Life Association
;
Ice Machine, Ltd.,
Per
n
)
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Co.,
%
preferred • <quar.)„
Canadian General Electric Co.
Canadian
Holders
-When
Per
Name of Company
(1235)
..
11-13
9-30
f -U
9-30
9*14
"
12
The Commercial and Financial
(1236)
Chronicle.Monday, September 24, 1956
'
ZZZyZ
Holders
When
■Per
v.
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
dividend
Stock
Gairett
Corp.
(quar.i
come i
Co.,
Power
Investors,
American
4
(5
(quar.)
common
General Box Co.
1
8-31
8-31
Quarterly
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
$1.12'/a
————
preferred
Mo
5%
pfd.
(increased),
v?
Mo
Class
Controls,
:
f=.
Manufacturing
9-17
Hamilton
1
9-10
Hammermlll
9-28
9-14
1
1
9-14
>
dividend
dividend
7
9-
7
10-
1
7
Harbison-Walker
10-
1
9-
7
6%
preferred (quar.)___.
Harding Carpets, Ltd._
Hanson-Van
Stock
9-14
9-29
12-14
10-25
9-21
Hartford
10-17
9-
6
Hartford
0.0075%
0.0075%
2-15-57
50c
common
common
5%.pfd.
Inc.,
$3.75
V;c
1
$1
preferred
2nd
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Refractories (quar.)
General Reinsurance Corp, (N, Y.)
General Shoe Corp., common
Quarterly
Co.
preferred
the
of
preferred
General
Corp.
Tire
3%% preferred
4(4% preferred
/
,".**!*''4%%
.
Genuine
Genung's, Inc.
Gecrgia-Pacific
r*
Investors
1
9-14
9-10
1
5%%
Helme
9-21
5
9-
9-26
;
Hercules
Hershey
10-17
9-28
9-14
10-
Hershey Creamery Co.
Hertz Corp.
(quar.)
<;
1
9-15
1
9-15
Hoffman
10-
1
9-15
Hollinger
10-
1
1
9-10
.t
<B.
Holt
9-13
Home
9-
4
Hooker
1
9-
4
$4.25
10-
1
9-
4
Hoover
10-
1
9-18
(W.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
9-14
9-28
9-28
9-24
5 % %
10-1
10-1
9-14
$1.15
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9.14
9-28
9-14
50c
—
.
Y.)
10-
(quar.)
Rubber Co.
■•'•Z
10-1
9-14
■
8-31
'
Class B X';
,5%
L
$1.50
9-
7
1
9-14
10-
1
9-28
9-29
9-
$$i
9-30
9-10
7
..r
E
Circuit
;4.60%
Ideal
Breaker,
-
preferred
Cement
Co.
&
Toy, Ltd.
5%%
Grant
10c
Steel,
(increased quar.)
com.
preferred B
Lakes
1st
Great Lakes
t
10-1
93%c
4
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
Steamship,
r
.
West
Quarterly
Life
common
Great
Sugar,
Western
7%
preferred
Greeley
Square
(B.)
Fxtra
5%
Griesedieck
r
-
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
9-14
9-1
9-29
9-19
40c
12-10
12-
10-25
9-14
10-1
9-14
10-
1
30c
10-
2
2
10-15
'9-15
9-30
9-15
>.
9rl5:
Z10"1,
10-
10-
1
1
,
1
9-10
$1.25
10-
\
9-10
10-
1
9-14
37'/2C
11-
1
10-19
25c
9-28
preferred
12-28
Kandall
12-14
9-19
9-18
9-18
lOr 1
9-29
9-14
9-28
9-10
10-
150c
.•
-
1
9-5
10*
securities
Institutional
130c
•
;
4y
v4
;4%
income
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-1
10-
4.28%
9r
$5
8-31
Kansas
8-31
$1.03 %
4
9-21
'
1
9-10
10-
1
10-
$1.14
37'Ac
1 •;
10-
$1.05
1
Kaysec
RR.—
Kelvinator
Kendall Co.,
$1.06%
-10-
1
9-
9-28
9-
4
10-1
12-10
9-17
;
12-1
Kerr-Addison
Kerr
*10-
1$1
1
10-
112 %c
/
9-15
1
9-15
$3
1-2-57
12-. 3
50c
9-29
9-20
•
sJ
Kidde
»
_
.
*
.
_-
.
1
9-
4
(quar.)
(Chicago)—
r
.
»
-18c
10-15
•
62'Ac
9-17
10-15
9-^8
Co.
12-1
;»
12-
-11-15
12-1
11-15
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
10-15
9-28
*9-29' '
9- 7
10-
1
9-
$1.08
10-
1
9-7
$1.12%
10-
1
9-7
-
10-
1
9-17.
;
35c
Portland
Mfg.,
1
10-1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
30c
10-
1
9-7
$1.06%
$1.12%
10-
1
9-7
10-
1
(quar.)
9-
10-1
9-7
9-28
9-14
25c
,
(quar.)
9-25
9-17
87'Ac
10- 1
9-15
87%«.
1-2-57
12-15
60c
10-
tl5c
1
9-14
9-28
9-18
$1.12%
10-1
9-14
$1.50
9-24
8-31
(quar.)____
-
31%c
(quar.)
10-15
9-29
25c
10-15
10-
25c
1-15-57
1-
8
4-15-57
4-
8
t20c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.).
partic. class A (quar.)__
common
9-27
8-31
9-28
9-18
4'Ac
(quar.)
Cement
15c
10-
1
10-
1
9-7
30c
10-
1
9-11
12-30
12-20
•
$2.50
(quar.)
35d
iquar.)
(quar.)___
pfd.
(quar.)
9-12
10-
10-1
9-
50c
'
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(guar.)
9-26
>-
25c
10-
1
9-17
"20c
10-
2
:
;
' 62 %c
-
>
4'A% preferred A (quar.)_
:
/
.
(Continued
on page
46)
7
.
7
9-iJl
9-10
Z
f
9-10
9-289-12
9-28
:
9-
~
1
10-.l
$1.12%
9-20
1
10-
SI
40c
1
10-
62%c
.
(quar.)—____.—
common
9-7
45c
•
initial
8
28'Ac
prior
Corp.
,
7
$1.25
& Co.
.
9-15
$1.25
Industries,
preferred
9-15
10-
25c
6%
Oil
10-1
$1.41
;
(quar.)
com.
r:
7
-
;
50c
j
11-15
1
12^-
50c
.___
convertible
(Walter)
Kroehler
9-15
9-20
x
30c
(reduced)
conv.
.
1
1
4
(quar.)_
Koehring Co., 5%
4%
;>
10-
20c
Koppers Co., Inc.,
10-
39c
9-14
$1.07
common
preferred
Gold
Kimberly Clark
in-
<
■
from
secu-
9-20
9-28
$1
County Lighting, 4%
pfd.
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
profits)
♦
95c
Kings
from
•
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)_
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% 1st pfd. (qcar.)____
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Keystone
9-21
9-29
10-
quar.)
Canada
Mfg. Co.,
4%%
9-24
10-15
'
(quar.)
$4.50 pfd.
Stone
Quarterly
Quarterly
4
—
of
Kentucky
9-28
10- 9
,
$1.05
Copper Corp. (quar.)
Kennedy's Inc., $1.25 preferred
4
9-7
45c
;
•
Kennecott
9-10
9- 7
1
$2.90
?
"
1
10-
;
.
:
9-12
10-
36'Ac
^__
Rapids
(quar.)
Wheel
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes
9-17
Kerr-McGee
Building
(quar.)
preferred
9-17
9-
9-26
30c
-
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
9-10
6%
from
'25c
' $20c
_______
$1.08%
(quar.)_
(Julius) & Co.
1
-•
9-17
.10- 1
Co.
1
16c
Insurance Co. of North America
Insurance Exchange
(quar.)
J.
preferred
preferred
10-
9-28
9-21
-
15c
62%c
$1.25
(quar.)
9-17
1
10-18
'
10c
,
preferred
3%%
9-20
9-20
93%c
(quar.).
Kellogg Co., 3%%
2
9-28
;
9-28
11-1
(quar.)
&
9-10
10-
10- 1
$1
common
Grand
Light,
4%%
9-14
9-15
15c
,.
(quar.)
Kawneer
9-14
1
Inc.—
Power
%%
10-
2.5c
preferred
10-
(quar.)
rity profits and 10c from investment
come)
preferred
$1.15
170c
9-14
10c
$1.25
•'
9-14
9-14
,
income)
(increased
9-10
10-15
10-
■
9-28
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
A
4
9-28
(quar.)
'
162'Ac
cents
9-
9-4
Extra
;
9-28
1$1.12%
(8c
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
Common
4
9-28
10-
9-4
1010-
*.<•'*
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)__
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—
9-14
10-15
1
xl%%
$4.32
5%
>
25
10-
4
4
xl%%
4%
hon-cumulative preferred (quar.)
;_
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.,, common (quar.)
1
$1.03
div.)
and
9-
(accum.)
City Southern Ry.
*
9-14
9-28
30c
$1
Fund
3%%
preferred
•
cents
9-4
1
$1.25
preferred "(quar.)
preferred (quar)
^$5.65
(quar.)—
Income
Co.,
'
13C
(14
9-
1
10-
xl%%
;
10-1
$1.25
^4.50%
9-28
162 %c
9-14
10-
Founders Shares
preferred
preferred
4.20%
3%
Fund
$37%c
3-15
1
xl%%
common.
investment
>4 35%
-
9-18
117'Ac
10-
xi$1.75
Refining (quar.)___
City Power & Light
Kansas
110c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
/
Kaiser Steel Corp., $1.46 pfd.
9-28 *
10-15
•
$1.25
Co.__w.______j^_w
Kalamazoo,/Allegan &
fy/Semi-anhual
9-28
$2
(accum.)
Bank
investment
9-10
10-
15c
Z_IZZ
A
Institutional
9-15
10-
w
common
4%
partic
12-14
Corp. f (quar.)__________
69c
50c
Co., 6% pfd. (s-al_^_
Inland Investors (Interim from
ordinary inc.)
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
9-15
25c
(quar.)_
50c
9-20
$1.06(4
.
(stock
1-2-57
4-1-57
Publishihg. (Ottawa.)* (quar.)
Kanler
9-14
Corp.
,
15c
15c
&
$1.12
Ing.ersoll-Rand
10-27
1
Silica
preferred
9-21
9-14
Mutual Fund
Ltd.—
preferred
1
1
Stephens <fc Shinkle Shoe Co. (quar.)
Journal
9-14
-
1
Ingersoll Machine & Tod Co., Ltd.—
9^14
; ' $5c
r 110c
6 % %
,
1
1
Tea
35c
preferred (quar.)——
redeemable
10-
Laughlin Steel,
preferred A (quar.)
Joseph & Feiss (quar.)
9-14
87 %C
9-21
10-
*5%
;'9-15
v
9-28
..
1
15c
9-15
9-28
MO-
10-
$1.50
:
Bros.,
(From
c
Michigan Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)_'____
Industrial Plywood
.
9-10
1110-
60c
quar.)_
Z——
10-
$2
(quar.)
© less-Pfleger Tanning
10-15
10-15
:
8-31
(quar.)
Johnston
Kansas
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd.—
Common
(increased quar.)^
4%% preferred (quar;)_
9-10
25c
(quar.)
Jewel
9-21
110c
15C
1
(quar.)
Johnson,
•
,4.20 % preferred (quar.)
"4.60% preferred (quar.);
Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
'Hi4V4 % preferred (quar:)
9-21
$175
preferred
1
$1.25
1
1
30c
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
9-10
10-
9-17
10-
50c
(quar.)
Telephone (N. Y.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Non-voting
&
Industrial
(liquidating)
common
9-25
.
175C ;
4%%
preferred
(quar.)^^
4.56%
preferred
(quar.).u_—.—™—
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (Increased)
:4%
9-19
lac
(quar.)
Company,
convertible
9-30
9-29
9-29
(quar.)
Ltd.
'
9-14
$1.12%
———
Greyhound
4V4%
Co.,
9-20
1
(quar.)":
Wire
9-30
6
9-17
.
(Winnipeg)
Green Mountain Power
(quar.)
Gree rfleld Tap & Die
(Increased
Greening
.
Indiana
'4 4.12%
4%%
Co.
Corp.
com.
Building
1
10-15
50c
—,
(Texas)—
—1
Financial
$40c
9-
1
10-
J75c
Assurance
—
9-18
135C
Incorporated Income Fund
6
J30c
/
Great Western
-
:.'X
Great Universal Stores Ltd.—
American
deposit
receipts
Great
9-14
'9-18
9-28
-
9-14
9-28
40c
common
preferred
Jenkins
9-14
120c
'6%
9-12
9-
$31(40
Quarterly
,
10-
35c
37Vic
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance
*9-14
"57 Vac
(Canada)
Common; (quar.)
;
pref. (s-a)_:__
!•
"
9-12
9-28
50c
_
(N. Y.)
Paper
preferred
9-28
$1.37%
(quar.)
Co.," Ltd., com.
$1.20 preferred B
(quar.)
Gieat Lakes Power
Corp. Ltd.—
5 7o
9-21
10c
(quar.)
Jefferson Electric
9-28
;
Imperial Tobacco
9-14
9-21
9-30
75c
(quar.).__————
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_
Great American Insurance
Great
9-25
9-30
"
Co.
9-29
9-29
62 %C
com. (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
:
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada) (quar.)
Imperial Oils, Ltd. (increased quar.)_
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (quar.)
1
11-16
$25c
(quar.)
Gray Drug Stores
.
11-16
12-10
9-14
9-14
1
9-29
•
9-15
9-28
140c
(quar.)
9-15
8-24
9-28
-
(quar.)
1
9-26
9-28
9-29
75c
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.,
11-18
12-10
$2
(quar.)
12-10
$2
.
•
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Illinois Central R. R. (quar.)
9-10
$1.50
____________
(W. T.)
3%%
9-25
i-—','jlOc'
Granite City
:
35c
-
1
10-
35c
30c
$4.80
Jones
/*__
!____
10-
(quar.)—
Water
3.80%
T
60c
52%c
?
$1.20
10-15
>
9-15
$1.37%
10-15
(quar..)____;
1
(quar.)
$1.25
common
10-
James Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Jeannette Glass, 7% pfd.
9-29
60c
(quar.)
A
preferred (quar
preferred (quar.)
4%%
I
9-21
55c
class
9-20
37%c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
B
(quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
9-10
::$2.75
Canada—
(quar.)
Rapids Varnish
Jamaica
9-29
-
1
1
9-14
.
10-17
10-
1
2
10-15
-
10-17
1
10-
10-
*
1
11-
34%c
$5
-
11-
25c
10-
8-31
V
'
37%c
Co.—
10-
9-14
$1.25
9-14
9-14
$1.10
2
9-29
9-14
9-28
82'Ac
10-
$1.37%
.
Huyck, (F. C.) & Sons,
7
1
10-
■
,15c
9-
10-
;
Extra
6%
7
10-15
pfd. (quar.), J
s
preferred
'
10-1
12Vic
of
5%
12-
'
(quar.)
Grand
9-20
1
9-29
9-28
Island—
Public Service Ltd., com.
preference (quar.)
pref. series B
(quar.)
pref. series C (quar.)
pref. series D (quar.)
pref. series E (quar.)
5%
62 %c
(quar,)_
8c
$1.08%
1st
7%
5
31 %c
& Erie Mortgage Corp. (quar.)__
Husky Oil & Refining, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Huttig Sashj & Door Co.—
.'it 6% preferred (quar.)_:
;
*
.15c
9-15
(quarterly
Jamaica
10-17
9-28
37 %c
Huron
9-17
,
$1.12%
_
(quar.)
9-
$1
9-24
1
50c
Co.
A
9-28
.$1.10
9-19
8
;:50c
(quar.)__
10-
5%
1
30c
6.40% preferred (quar.)
Hunt Foods, Inc.; common (quar..
Hupp borp., 5%. conv. pfd; A (quar.)
't
•"
9-28
,5c
(N.
9-15
10-15
Quarterly
Hudson
'
1
(quar.)—
10-15
5c
common
56 %c
preferred
preferred
Rhode
25c
(Harvey), Inc. • (quar.)
i
County National Bank (Jersey City)
r •< • Quarterly
Lii
_!___
i Hughes-Owens Co., class A
(quar.)
9-21
$1.25
10-
B
10-
93 %c
Houston Oil Fields Material, 5%
$1.25
(qusr.)
9-12
(quar.)
Jamestown
10-11
1
112 %c
(quar.)___
Hubbell
$1.23
9-14
1
$75c
Supply
$5 preferred A" (quar.)
(quar.)
9-14
,0-15
preferred
9
11-
12-20 ,4
10-/1
1
1
preferred
11-
11-
! 10-
10-
Grand
9-21
25c
9-17
$1.50
10-15
10-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Mfg.
Quarterly
9-28
$1.12%
1
Light,
$6 preferred
9-28
1
9-28
—
10-
20c
8%
-
1
11-
(quar.)_____—
(quar.)_.
Houston Natural Gas, com./(increased)_____
5% pfd. ($50 par)
(quar.)
-5% pfd. ($25 par) ' (quar.)
t
9-14
preferred
11-
$1.06 %
4.40%
——
9-10
(quar.)__
7%
9-14
,,
9-14
1
9-10
8-31
50c
9-14
1
8%
1
9-28
7
5%
9-28
'
& Co.—
10-
1
1
in-
(quar.)
&
Ironritc,
Irving Trust
8-31
9-
11-
10-
1
preferred
1
11-30
10-
preferred
30c
(quar.)
of
preferred
4.35%
Electrochemical—
<,5-28
'
12Vic
4%
54%c
(quar.)
3.30%
37 %c
3%% preferred (quar,)
4% preferred (quar.)
29c
9-27
income)
preferred
Power
Jacobsen
Co. (stock div.)
Insurance Co. (quar.)
Co., 4%%
preferred
4.40%
8
10-
16c
Co.
net
4.80%
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Household Finance, com.
25c
___.
R.)
9-25
45c
preferred
Co.
Island Creek Coal,
(quar.)
common
preferred
Trust
9-18
12-
25c
—
9-14
Government Employees Insurance—
(Increased quar)
Grace
Mines,
9-14
$1.37%
10-15
(increased)^
'4.30%
Iowa
(Hiram)
(quar.)
Gold
distributed
Royalty
9-20
12-15
25c
Corp.
9-14
—
9-20
9-14
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Iowa Electric Light & Power,
9-24
1
10-
9-20
1
9-28
62'Ac
5%%
of Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Corp:,
2
9-28
$1.25
40c
9-28
9-14
10-
&
(quar.)
(accum.)
9-28
;
I
10-
50c
net
Participating
9-20
10-
preferred
Iowa Continental Telephone
10-25
9-29
25C
60c
(Henry)
Horder's
9-14
9-28
;.J IVic
F.)
11-15
50c
-9-28
9-28
(quar.)—50c
Tire
Quarterly
Co.
Consolidated
;
..
53 %C
—
$1.12 %
$1.18%
Bros., Inc. (quar.)___.._
Cycle Corp.'
(quar.)
Goodyear
9-15
10-
Goldblatt
Goodrich
9-20
(quar.)
& W., see Walker
convertible
1
1
Corp.
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
Golden
:—
Horner (Frank W.)
Ltd., class A
Houdaille Industries, com. (q*ar.)'
d $2.25 preferred (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
_"
~
Goebel Brewing—
4Vi% prior preferred" (quar.)
60c convertible preferred (quar.)__<
Geld & Stock Telegxaph lquar.)______
?
5%
9-29
10-
$1.25
10-
7
lc
$2.50
9-12
9-19
1
common
Electronics
Holly Sugar
9-10
10-
Glidden
•;
1
1
10-
145c
10-
(quar.)
Products
10-
10-
Quarterly
$1.37%
30c
$1.20
9-
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
convertible
Investors
9-12
20C
—
Hinde & Dauch Paper
6%
9-20
1
37 %C
Bartlett & Co.
9-15
1
10-
10-
43 %C
pfd.
Common
4
—
(quar.)
Hightstown Rug Co., 5%
9-
9-30
40C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chocolate Corp.
preferred series A
10-
——
Mines, Ltd." (quar.)
Portland Cement (quar.)
Gladden
Corp.
Hilo Electric Light,
50c
—
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
*
Motors
4 (4 %
9-15
1
$1.37%
(quar.)
W.)
Hibbard Spencer
10-
(quar.)i
Gibson Art Co.
preferred
(George
9-20
from
:
Co., com.
7% preferred (quar.)
Hercules Cement (quar.).
9-10
9-29
10-
59%c
——
1
1
Extra
preferred (quar.)
2
9-14
9-21
Investment Foundation Ltd.
9-20
4%
_—$1.06(4
(quar.)—
Mascot
Giant
9-19
1011-
6c
9-20
9-29
<,*93%
$1.06%
45c
(from
9-30
40c
53'Ac
1—
10-15
(quar.)
America
9-30
8
9-14
10-
91 %c
.__
Helena Rubensteln, Inc., see Rubenstein (H.)
Heller (W. E.) & Co., common
(quar.)—_
8
10-
$1.12%
—
45c
$50c
of
$1
10-
1
(quar.)—
common
preferred (quar.)
Holophane
—
9-14
9-12
1
income)
25c
1
1
55c
_______
Co.
vestment
9-14
Co.,
Hiram Walker, G.
.
Giant
9-28
60c
1
1
10-
Securities
'
Quarterly
5% \ preferred
(quar.)_.
______——_
Georgia Power Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)_____
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
V,,
$4.92 preferred
(quar.)—:
—Z
Gera Corp., $6 voting preferred
(quar.)—
»
Investment
9-14
10-
25c
(quar.)
Parts Co.
International Harvester Co.
9-14
1
56 %c
10-
10-
22c
9-25
Interstate
1
J.)
(H.
Holland Furnace
—
$5 preferred, (initial) —
r;
r:
9-13
9-20
9-20
15c
—
—
Corp.
35c
—
1
9-28
9-28
10-
Werner
31'Ac
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—________________
5%%
Electric
10-
50c
50c
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
preference
5.50%
9 14
75c
(quar.)
common
$1
60c
35c
Investment Trust of Boston—
Shares
of
beneficial
interest
55c
preferred (quar.)—_
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_.
5%
9-14
1
9-15
43%c
Co., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)__
Interstate Engineering Corp. (stock dividend)
Interstate Power, 4.36%
preferred (quar.)
9-21
10-
62 vie
(quar.)—
4%%
4%%
:
1
10-
2
Interstate
10-10
10-31
(quar.)————
Rubber
&
10-
2
10-
(quar.)
45c
27%c
(quar.)
4.75%
General Time
;
9-18
50c
10-
1
10-16
Corp.,
Heinz
9-18
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
9-18
9-14
Utilities
9-10
Southwest-—
—
,.
1
9-28
1
11-
$60c
$1.40 conv. preferred
(quar.)
Interstate Bakeries, com. (quar.),
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
1
11-
59%c
(quar.)_——
Telephone Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)—
414 %
1
10-
45c
2%
Insurance
Co.,
52c
preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
General
10-
International
9-15
9-25
10-17
$2.20
.
40c
$1.25
1
5c
9-28
—,
General Telephone
:-'Y
6
10-
11-
$8%c
;
25c
■
,
10-
115c
t$1.75
Quarterly
International Textbook Co.
10-20
$1.50
9-20
Corp.—
9-14
(quar.) .4
45c
(quar.)_
—
5%%
9-23
9-20
9-30
Ltd.—
International Silver Co., 7% pfd.
(quar.)
International Shoe Co. (quar.)
International Telephone & Telegraph
(quar.)__
10-31
Castings
•
,
9-19
9-15
Hein
87Vic
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
.*:/
$2.37% preferred (quar.)—,—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
\-C£T. $2.50 preferred (quar,)—
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
——
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
—
General
Telephone Co.
of
Pennsylvania—
-v
1
1
9-30
$1
Heidelberg Brewing
11-
20c
50c
45c
37lAe
preferred
Steel
10-
10-
9-17
9-28
7% preferred
(quar.)__
7% preferred ($5 par)
(quar.)
International Power Co., Ltd. (quar.)_
International Salt Co. (quar.)
9-19
50c
9-17
10-1
10-15
40c
9-28
10-
"
S3.50
1
10-1
'$1
(quar.)
(Canada),
9-20
3.65%
60c
,
—
■
10-
9-10
1
10-
45c
(quar.)
Railway Signal
/ General
9-10
—
9-15
12-15
$50c
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
International Nickel Co.
10-10
—
'
"
9-30
12-31
Common
9-20
1
—
9-20
International Minerals & Chemical-
5
Refractories,
:
9-14
4 9-17
1
$$1.12%
4%
10-19
10-
$1*25
93%c
25c
,25c
pfd. (quar.)
Fire
Gas
Haverhill
$1.25
General Realty & Utilities
»
9-14
11-
9-28
2%%
preferred
(quar.)
Hathaway (C. F.) Co., common—
5.80% preferred (quar.)
11-15
6c
—
General Portland Cement Co.
General
1
10-31
8%
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
S5
10-
11-15
Winkle-Munning Co.—
dividend
9%%
—
payable in
payable In
Stock
10-10
11-10
75c
(final)
General Paint Corp., $1 1st conv.
w
pfd.
10-
Harris-Seybold
General Motors Corp
?
Class A common (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
International Milling Co.,
62 %c
Harnischfeger Corp., com. (quar.)
5% preferred 2nd issue (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Harsco Corp. (quar.)
9-14
12-28
9-10
1
dividend
1
9-29
10-
Ltd.—
9-25
10-
(quar.)
9-14
7%c
International Metal Industries,
50c
Y.)
9-21
8-21
,
*
(Dallas)—
9-12
$1.12%
(N.
10-
50c
—
9-12
37'Ac
9-
37/2
25c
5% preferred (quar.) —^—
General Investors' Trust, (Boston)—
Mills,
Co.
10-1
7%c
—
1
SI.06%
(s-a)
1
50c '
/
(s-a)
10-
35c
1
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)—t
Insurance
9-
9-29
Quarterly
of Rec.
1
20c
——
10-
20c
Shoe
1
General Industries Co.
General
Y.)
1
„
Etock
Fire
Hanover
(N.
10-
(quar.)—
Electric, Ltd.
General Gas Corp.—
Stock
Co.
10-
i^c
1
Holders
10-
$1.50
Steamship Co
International Fidelity Insurance
Paper
Hanover Bank
25c
11-
When
Payable
20c
Iron
10-
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Hancock Oil Co., 5% preferred
9-14
10-
pfd.
120c
4(4%
10-
1
Per
Share
4
1
$25c
(quar.) _______
Cotton Ltd., 5% pfd.
1
12-
'
/
(quar.)
com.
Interlake
Co.
1
Increased quarterly
General
;k
Interlake
9-15
—
General Electric Co.
•'
Hamilton
11-10
dividend
Stock
...
•
7
7
General Dynamics Corp.—
1
10-13
/60c
25c
$1.2o
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
6%
11*26
•
1
1
quarterly
Hanover
1 General Crude Oil Co.
•
12-17
11-
10-
;
10-
(quar.)
common
common
50c
2 A
(stock dividend)preferred ($20 par) (quar.)
bio preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
Mo preferred
(quar.)——-—
tGeneral
Increased
for
redemption on Oct. 1 at $51.50 per shr.
this dividend) conv. to Oct. 1st—
5%
,t
Ltd.,
9-
81
General Contract, common
i,;
6% non-cum. pfd (quar.)
Inter-Ocean Securities Corp.. 4%
Inter Ocean Telegraph (quar.)
$1.16
(quar.;)___—
Oil Well Cementing Co.—
9-
45c
(entire issue called
pfd.
A
1
10-
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
2nd
conv.
70c
$2
plus
,
9-14
J30c
9-30
10-
^
H
10-15
12%c
___________
Haloid
10-
Supply,
General Cable, common
(quar,)
preferred
.__
Hahn Brass,
7
9-
1
*
■
Telephone,
Quarterly
Halliburton
10-
/
Name of Company
Inter-Mountain
8-31
10-
4
9-17
80C
—__
(quar.)—
& Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Gypsum Lime
1
1
*
.
of Rec.
9-27
$1.25
Co,
4.64%
Holders
Payable
20C
(quar.)
Co..
10-
(quar.)
Builders
General
;
\
(increased)—
Insurance
10-
(quar.)——-——
General American Transportation (quar.)—
General Basing Co., $8 preferred (quar.)__
-
Power
10-
preferred
6%
'
Life
Gulf
General American Oil Co. of Texas—
Common
preferred-
Gulf
9-17
1
10-
t35c
(quar.)—
preferred
$4.50
9-
9-24
9c
J51.J/
10c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.t—
5%%
General
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
Sugar
tS1.2o
(increased
com.
7
•
in-
—
_
Gatineau
5%
investment
(from
->
7
5UC
---
Fund
Industries
Gas
9-
9-
9-28
25c
(quar.)
common
7
10-17
Packing Co.,
9-
9-28
Garlock
When
Per
Share
Company
Guantanamo
y/y
9-12
1
»'
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5571.. .The
Volume 184
(1237)
<
h
Stock Exchange
({»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS '
Bang e (or rrevlui
37% Oct
48% Jan
28
107
Jan
19
13
Jan
1
6
46% Jan
18
Jan
18
58
Vending Corp
55% Jun
8
67% Jan
ACF
Industries
July 30
22
Sep
Dec
9
4
17
14
Mar 15
157
Dec
155
Sep
21
4
Adams
4
19
36% Feb
9
Admiral
Aeroquip
2
Air Reduction Inc common—No par
27
163
Mar 14
5
156
Jan
20
3
17"% Oct
11
109% Jan
7
July
18% Sep
267/s Mar 30
4% Feb
6
6
Jan
3
91% Aug
7% Jan
26
11
209 % Jan
3
326
July 12
Jun
3
Mar 14
170
Jun
81
Jun
Alco
23% Feb
23
6
23
14
Jun
18
160
Jan
23
May
58 % Sep
Inc
4
117
Jan
4
14% Jan
7
122% July
20
93
Jan
19
Jan
3
34-
Dec
22
25 V2 Dec
40
98
7
94 y2 Jan
27
12
Allen Industries
33
6
48% Jun
20
56% Jan
20
-.97% Jan
133% Dec
160% Apr
6
134% Apr
110
Sep 26
34% Aug
1
72% Jan
U
15
125
Juri
107% Sep
20
125
Mar 12
47
July 11
23
34
Apr
17
Sep
23
82
Feb
14
99% Feb
•
133% Aug
150
9
2% Sep
14
July 17
3% Jan
13
% Nov
Jan
5
21
39
Apr
3
30% Nov
6
4
Sep
17
25% Sep
20
>30•
Jan
3
30
91% Jan
10
■121% Mar 23
39
May
36
.
82
Oct
14
105 y4 Jun
70
Oct
11
91% Feb
23
62
July 27
20% Jan
6
297'a Jun
3
22
19
13
Sep
109% Sep
17
126
14
30 % Sep
12
36
Feb
2
108
Jan
26
8
31
Jan
9
70% Jan
9
6
Nov
16
Feb
31
36-
Sep
100
May 31
1
110
27% Mar 15
32
Nov
14
Aug
27% Mar
2
72
Nov
21
64
100
65
Jan
<
6
22% Mar 30
16% Jan
23
6
42% Dec
14
39 y2 Jan
3
12
107% Sep
19
Jan
24
24% Jan
23
104
4
6%
18
33% July 15
18% Jan
17
•21% Mar
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
3
38 V4 May 16
48'/a Nov
30
43 y2 Aug
47
July 25
42
3
40% Sep
38%-Jan
-
33%
160
♦152
Shoe
preferred—
*230
310%
*230
310 Va
*136
140
*140
*111%
114
27
.135% Dec
21
Jan
24
10
126 /
Jan
Sep
40y4 Sep
3
Nov
101
25
*24%
3
17% Jan
20 %
Sep
16
3
21
35% Jan
Mar 30
22
47% Sep
2474 Apr
10
13% May 2a
130
1
Dec
86
9
Jan
1317 V Jau
2o
1
3 % Jan
4
28
Nov
21
38
Mar 30
33% Jan
27
44
65
Jan
17
96
Nov
15
84% Jan
31
143
16
11'/a Jan
30
5% Apr
3% Nov 21
Jan
6
96% Jan
26
13% Dec
13 7a Sep
7
♦33
33%
X49%
*92
13
107 y2 Feb
4
11
35% Apr
94% Jan
7
103
Sep
23% Oct
9
1
24% Feb
July
102
128%
130
111
*107
111
1077a
10774
108
107%
109
10974
111
6,300.
40,100
135 74
12874
131%
131%
132%
23,400
*2%.
2%
2%
106% Feb
33%
9
5lA%
21
39
*36
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26%
107%
104
106%
26
2574
104 r 10574
106 %
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;;
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3074
31
100
29%
18
42 Va
43
42%
4274
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104
107%
3.90%
Mar 29
93
Oct
108
Sep
31% Sep
25
20% Mar 14
"13
5%
43%
42%
43'/«
40%
41%
41%
41%
51%
52 7
52 Va
53
56
56
55%
55%
;10
10
100
31
31
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31 Va
31
30
30
*30
30%
*30
*88
92
*89
92
89
68%
66%
6774
%%
5%%
21% Mar 14
27% Jun
158
179% Jan
5
9%! Jan
3
37 %f Feb
9
50y8 Jan.
72y4Apr
11
58% Sep
21
Jun
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
172
13
39 y4 Jan
121% Oct
46% Jan
Apr
1
'
4
120
Jan
30
39% Jan
7%
58% Feb
2
18
46% Mar
6
American Ship
Amer
1%
6
100
-Nov
16
87
137% Jan
4
147% Nov
16
•'
13
62% Feb
21
130y4 Jan
Dec
51.
145
15
8% Oct
55% Nov
27
13
11 y4 Jan
"
25% May 17
16% Oct
14
Jan
6
52% Jan
Nov
6
33% Mar 30
26?
135%"Sep 21
•
May 2
171% Sep 20
7% Sep 20
75% Feb
6
100
—
—5
10
Building Co—No par
No par
100
preferred
25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
2
July 24
59% Jan
146
Jan
16% Jan
1
7iT« Sep
10
33 % Sep
13
51% Jan
9
"Jan
29
Jan
—I.¬
com—100
-100
—
6%
27
Tobacco
Viscose
Sep 21
63% Feb
14
64% Sep
7
Jun
20
36
Feb
8
42% Apr
2
7
7
97
Sep 21
110
Mar
32% Dec
19
44% Jaa
13% Jan
'
36%
3
A
Dec"
3
1
-
'
107
Jan
12
10
40% Mar 13
30% May 28
26 Va May 29
35% Mar 19
32% Jan
43 % July
11
Anderson Clayton
43 Va
18%
18%
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
Andes Copper Mining
160
82
80
'
80
52%
150
52%
150%
81 Va
"
43'4
12374
5174
51%
137'./.
138
50%
>
-15%
767a
129
128%
80
80
79%
81 %
51%
52%
122
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123
45%
4474
4574
44%
51%
51%
51
5174
1574
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172%' 173%
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7%
75 Va
75%
129
128%
93
*91%
*13674
172%
173%
7-ft
9%
974
14
36%
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93/4
28
28
25%
19%
19 %
6.500
79%
80%^
81%
82 3/4
51,000
81%
82
81
81%
560
31 y8
83 Va
80
827a
82
82
36%
29
36 Va
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3774
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3774'
;
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36 %
3774
3,400
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84
100
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19
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700
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19 Va-
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9%
130
25%
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18%
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9%
19%
37
178,500
757a
34
1874
99
7%
767a
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8%
34%
19%
99
105,700
33%
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38
172 %
172
3474
974
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82%
1,300
130
25%
37%
157b
7574
28
82 Va
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770
15%
/
129 34
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1,400
300
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75 Va
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38
92
/ 7,600
>
51
91%
129 %
.
30
4574
505/a
75%
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320
1,300
123
135%
12974
75%
129
9%
Corp.
172%
7Va
7iV
45 %
93
171 Va
-
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83%
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.-
15%
26
33
/-/
15 Va
28
82 %
42%
136%
136
15,000
42%
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15 74
9%
21.80
10
.
1
1,280 if...'
,
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15074' 150%
137
15%
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50 74
5274
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12174
137
2,200"
31%
8074
42%
93
7,600
31%
79%
123%
136%
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160
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43
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45,500
31%
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>
30,800
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31%
51%
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93
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4574
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31%
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45
3574
43%
7
6%
7
:;/!
31%
150 Va
43
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46%
160
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160
6%
•
52 74
42%
►121%
46 Va
•
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■
150 y4
51 Va
150
43%
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6%
5%
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33%
& Co
18%
45%
18%
173 %
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4374
18%
44%
19%
7574
6.25
43 Va
45%
173 %
No par
2,700
1874
6%
9,900
'31%
45%
31% -32%
33,900
35%-
3474
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700
6%
68%
31%
:
34%
7
16 V4 116%
6%
3574
31%
3574
32%
29%
31%
31%
34 %
160
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1,600
26%
3474
31%
35%
6%
5,700
31%
691/4
31%
3274
1,500
•
6%
66%
67%
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:
67 %
66%
•
if.
29%
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16 %
1674
-
34%
Common
29%
6%
33%
'
26 VB
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167'a
34%
series
preferred—
16
26 Va
29%
*23%
200
54,100
102
102
f
26
26%
<--26
68%
50
$4
•
:
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./■ 'L-i:
40%
39 Va
102
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,
/
87
29 V»
29 74
28%
2974
102,
v
>800
4,600
j
33%
33%
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39%
*39 %
40
*100-
5%
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Sep
26
-
'
87
*85
87
-i.—
; V
-16 Va
frt 103%
*102
33%
32%
33 %
33%
Corp
Wire & Cable
103%
66%
82%
■
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5%
19%
Anaconda
72
40
102
26
25
5% %
Co
16 Va
28%
29 %
*100
100
100
*25%
6%
14
40
40
28%
13%
16 Va
32%
400
14
13%
16
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/;
100
*98
14
102%
3,700
11%
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100
*98
100
43%/"/
131%
130
16
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37
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29%
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-
12
14
"
33
100
-
7,300
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129%
11 %
900
5
15%
•
102%
32%
40 5a
29
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1474
16 Va
12
*
♦27%
Anaconda
23
40
*
5,900
10,600
38%.
5
45
128
*11%
100
*85
87
25
87% Mar 19
■Jan
337 a
127%' 1-28 ~
11%
*102
103
series——-—25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Preferred
1774 Feb 14
65
*4274
16//
,
Water Works Co
Preferred
23 Va Mar 13
Aug 26
-
100
common
preferred ---——————too
American
-
45
14
1674
"when issued"
American
17
7 May 28
4%
*42%
11%
147 a
16 V8
32%
5
45
129%
5
5,200;
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121
-
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!•■!>/ 100.!.';/''
14%
37%
37%
120%
600
24%
-
Vi
14
14 V*
14
37%
120%
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*98
14 Va
14 'A
37%
5
*42 «/4
100
*98
20%
,
»
47
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20%
122
126 %
11%
47 %
20%
21
120
5
5'a
42%
;
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47%
37%
38
t
120
120
123
11%
_
37%
*
14 Va
14 %
14 Va
a
15%
'
27
14 7
38
120
-5
Tobacco
American T*l & Tel C<>—
Rights
13
Co
Refining
preferred
American
10% July 20
3
5.
16.
Sugar
comm»n.
American Sumatra
10
84% Apr '30
6
26% Apr
24% Apr
16
187% Feb
27
128% Sep
-
7%
19
'
Snuff 'Co
American Stores
American
Mar 22
23
10
*■
18
108
145% Jan
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
30% Jun
8
83 '
Jun
13
187% July 21
20
26% Jan
31
82% Dec
.—,
Smelt & Refg com
American
129% Mar 26
50% May 23
64% Jan
172% Jan
preferred
Safety Razor
American Seating Co
59% Mar 20 *
Feb 21
19
46% Nov
20% Jan
Co
Optical
Rad &
174
10
Apr 25
43% Dec
12
Co..
Co
American
•
14% Jan
Corp
"
42
20%
21
1
No par
Motors
Potash <Sc Chemical
13
27
82 1 Sen 17
23
Sep
Feb
36% Jan
*46%
21%
42 %
No par
Amer
8% Feb
177
4
21
150
22
24
131% Aug 12
11
29% Feb
19
Feb
56
46 % Aug
3
Sep
47%
*85
Amer
9
2474 Mar 20
6%.Sep 13
28% July 26
•
*46%
21%
Std Sany common—5
American
9
5474 Aug
18%'Sep
16
7
7% May 25
29 y2 Jan
6
47
35%
American
40% .Jan
1,400
102
American
3
8
30%
70%
5
3
30%
31%
News
Jun
30%'
100
common-.7
Natural Gas
American
27
43
3074
31%
American
29
Jan
Apr
8% Jan
34% Jun
31
69%
17
32% Fen
3
30 7 a
—No par
70% Sep
6
53% Mar
31 y4
16
12
Oct 27
31 VH
5%
28 % Feb
27
1,200
31
*15%
11
60 V2 Sep
38% Apr
6
,
1674:
5%
23
46% Jan
26% Oct
23
16%
15Va
13
13
1,200
23
16Va
5%
30
30
5% Sep
5574 Jan
135%'
135 V4
23
15%
2
13 % Jan
134
133
•
38,000-'
68%
67%
16
5
25
28
4
135-
67%
66 %
67%
,
-■
10
22%
convertible preferred——20
Molasses Co
1
30
92
>
16%
29%
17
*88
v
23 %
*28%
Jun
91
,
16JA
293a
Jun
*83
39
-
300
23%
26 74
15
*3074
1,300
16%
26 V8
32
30
r
1,400
-
23%
*28%
43% Jan
30
30%
30%
16%
2
17
30
23 74
14 V8
100
11
30
'
16 74
100
8% Oct
55'/a
30
5,100
53%
54 V2
4.800,
•.^
41%
-
52%
52%.
.
23 Va
37%
10
com
41
•
55%
52 V4
:
136%
119
preferred—100
Corp——T
1
Products
41
(
55%
c
-.
21 %
10
preferred ;
23,600...
47
Power __No par
10% Jan
24% Mar 16
Mar
4
American Metal
16
42%
30%
.
*132>
134
3,300
Va
42
•;
31
.
*
900
5%
31
Machine & Metals
Marl6
134
♦40%
;
20 Va
16 7 4
Metal Co Ltd common_No par
Jan
67 Va
69
.42%
■■
21,900
27 V4
20%
r5%
5% ■'?
55%
53 '/4
52%
...
27
20 Va
42
700
105
*23%
Amer
28
4,200
135%
Amer
108
a
26%
-
41
55%
4
Sep 10
24% May 10
43
No par
9
100
1
10,500
4274
105
27 Va
5%
preferred
110
2074
.42
105
105
20%
347'4 May
8
105 %
5%
43% Aug
Jun
.64
20 y4:
2,106
.30
64
43 %
t
900
,
100
29%
x42%
20%
85
Aug 13
35 % Feb 10
6
41% Mar 16
21
Jan
*98
30
217a
27%
& Fdry
1,800
36,700
300
30%
30%
<
%
111
66
5%
preferred
,! 16,900
2374
22%
.4' 100
*64
20 Va
27
88% Nov
'67
100
300
66
65%
40%
29%
30
*64 ,V
67
*98
100
*98
29%
29
*64
1,200
-
36
26
111"
110
30%
30%
274
.
104 %' 105 Va
22 %
22*107
..
*25
.
65%
65%
22%
HO
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110
30%
6674
65.74'
22
22%
22 Va
*106
*274
36
4
.
43% 44%
*107% 110
International
prior
39
*36
26%
...
Investment Co of 111
American Mach
274
274
39
*26
26%
6%. noncumulative
Sep 21
274
*36
5%
Co
42%
42 %
111 %
131%
43
20%
Co
4274
42 74
4274
108%
137
27%
Electric
500
•
112%
42 Va
20 Va
&
108
s
700
135%
26%
Co——
35,600
130
129
4174
500
32%
3274
134
20%
5
3
17% Jan
32%
*128
20%
.
9174
91%
92
32 74
134
110
23
126
American
9,400
20 Va
Hide & Leather com
American
49%
21'4
1
.
1,300
4974
20%
6%
9
3374
49%
2174
American-Home
17
17% Apr
33
20%
21%
25
-
33%
91%
33 74
327i,
18,900
49%
92%
33%
400
1574
100
*24%
25
10
114
1574
9874
33
50%
92
*111
98%
*247a
51
110
29
convertible preferred
—50
Products
1
American Ice Co common—No par
American
5
July 11
Aug
7
111 Va
15 %
27%
American Hawaiian SS
12
1474 Mar 21
1574 May 25
101 % May
1
2
18 % Dec
Jan
Gas
375,200
2072
Foreign
.&
American
21/64
27 7 '4
prior preferred
American
5
2
6% July
13% Jun
Aug
2
16% Nov 15
21
17'/a Dec
99
105
13
16% Apr*
43 % Aug
35% May 23
62% Feb
13
30,300
V4
96 %
25
3374
*130%
65%
Cyanarnid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series C-1Q0
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling_1
American Enka Corp
—5
American European
Secur—.No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
19% Aug
1
4474 Mar 12
5474
17/64
*15
15%
33
65'%
American
Apr 12
27% Mar 21
18
29% Jun
29
22
4%%
14
"Apr 12
*153
8
13 V2 Jan
Feb
77 %
53 %
9974
92
41
100
"16
145
53%
111 %
116
15%
98
15 %
50 %
29
100
Crystal Sugar com
23
310%
52%
55
20
American
Jan
2,200
42,ioO
9
*230
150
52%
5574
33
54.% Aug 10
Chicle
>'
5,400
1874
*140
43 3a
American
4.200
.
83%
87 a
150
99%
43 'a
a
1874
*81%
874
—1
6
Jun
300
3%
18 Va
8%
*24%
109% 109%
3C%
30%
*98
100
American
Jan
8%
—
—
34
61
2,200
12,400 ./
165
3 Va
83 Va
*82
83 Va
8%
common-
Inc
preferred
9
89
14%
170
'152
310%
'15
11474
22%
2
Dec
17
4
3%
18%
18%
*82
0%
*111%
137% 139_
-*2%
2%
*36
39
'3d
2t>%
105% 103%
*66%
68
com—No par
Co
18%
187a
83%
%
53%
10
Colortype Co
22
3 %
'140
50
American
69% Dec
3%
3Va
5,100
44%
a
*166%
"230
33
112
100
9
100 % Jan
447
160
8
50%
5118
92%
92V2
33'4
33%
132% 132'%
*111
115
4274
43%
1
comrnoh
37% Apr
27
12% Aug 17
,
*152
3%
*82
25
33
1
preferred
Note
21
54
103
156
400
17%
14 %
168 Va
1874
19
*24%
100
10
'
comman.
21
19
47
*164
3%
;Can Co common——12.50
7% preferred ———1—J25
American ;Chain & Cable—No par
Jan
14 %
168
500
24%
135
17
44%
4374
168
*152
160
*11114 117
*14%
15%
101% 104'%
50
27 ?a Feb
27 % May 15
44%
%
247 a
135
17'%
14%
14%
44%
22
2474
17%
1774
14 %
14%
45%
22%
134
134
168
5'a
18
22%
*24 %
135
17 Va
1774
44%
145
145
55 %
57
20
100
com
54% Sep
42% Dec
-
12,600
24%
135
168
83%
874
9%
*230
310%
100
preferred—'!
8
26
46
22%
22 %
24%
22
23
24 %
14
15
46%
18%
—No par
17
12% Jan
170
6,500
17%
'82
1
Nov
22% Jun
38
6,100
3334
1974
common
67
15% Jun
104
18
33
140
*66
115V4
America
convertible
American
2
.
Mar 15
27%
1774
33
24%
5%
45% Jun
27
Mar 14
9iy4 Sep
11
1774
33
22 %
Cable & Radio CJorp—:_1
49% Apr
12
16
33
27% Mar 14
15
100
1774
1874
100
conv
Theatres
5%
774 Mar 12
20
Sep
Jan
71% May
7
59% Dec
23% Mar 17
34'
of
Bank
Brake
4%
32-% May 21
20% Jan 11
20% Sep 21
5 % Aug 30
8
46% Sep
31
35% Jan 18
^
69
1774
33 Va
*114%
preferred
Amer
67
*64
17%
33
18%
American Bosch Arma Corp
2
67
*64
18
33'%
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
22 ys Jan
106
65%
115 %
common—No par
Airtines
American
v
48
8,100
*
467a July 25
115
5974
1874
13
Limited—
cum
587a
*114%
3%%, convertible preferred—100
4%%
58%
18%
American Bakeries Co com-—No par
i
57%
115 %
Dye__
Mfg
Co
American
Mar 19
23% Aug
14% Jan
Jan
9
1
May '28
33% Jan
100
Jan
26%* Mar 16
58 Va
13%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp__<__No par
Amer Agricultural ChemicalL_No par
7
139% Jun
Jan
102
79
58 %
*114%
5
convertible
6%
1,500
59
187-t
1
Amalgamated Leather Co
2
34
12%
115%
convertible
Aluminium
12 34
18 %
No par
Aluminuih
12%
*114%
.
10
12%
19%
preferred
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
L
25% Jan
16
&
Stores Corp
preferred
3%%
Mar 14
Sep
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
4%
148
88
18
Allied
12%
115%
Co
Allis-Chalmers
19
41
55% May 12
Kid
3
6,900
12%
18%
gtd
Allied Mills
37 % July 25
31% May 28
600
40%
*114%
Inc
Chemical
Allied
4
91 % Sep
9
Allied
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
36'% Apr 23
20
Sep
21
105%
15/64
Rights
Allegneny & West Ry 674
18% Jan
8
22% May 29
11
Apr
21/64 Sep
lj. i y4 Mar
96% Sep
6
30
July 22
63% Jun
51% Mar 14
20
A
72
14% Jun
*104%
13
3 %
5
Ax A
11
Nov
20% Aug 26
40%
104%
1
common
15/64 Sep
104
Shares
39%
104%
106
49
17%
17674
314
4%% preferred
100
Alleghany Corp common-——
1
5%% preferred A
100
$4 prior preferred conv
_No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
13
104%
■
33
1774
46
4074
40
106%
*135
*171%
*152
.
134
241 % Sep
24
the Week
Sept 21
Sept. 20
100
Inc'common
preferred
Aldens
10% May
7
241 % Sep 14
30
122
Sales for
//Friday
Thursday
%
65%
24%
*14%
pfd
Products
7%
19
88 y2 Jan
12
7% Jan
5
1
;
1951 series
100
Alabama, & Vicksburg Ry
100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining—;—10
16
117'/a Jan
Corp
4.50%
2
23% Mar 22
11
114% July 10
18 % Sep 21
9
2872 July 25
Aug
PRICES
Sept. 19
58 %
142
17%
1
Corp_
4
Jan
Jan
24'%
50'y8 Aug
Aug
6
SALE
Wednesday
1274
23%
22%
*137
15% May
187
170
1
No par
Corp__10
3
9
29
Co—«.
32 %
22 % Jan
Feb
28
;
4074
106 %
69
18 %
33%
18
10
Express
40%
*66
2.50
Corp
Addressograph-Multigraph
136
Dec
50
.
Inc
Adams-Millis
July 17
21
22
2% Nov
117
29 % May
154
19
11% Apr
15% Aug 24
41% Dec
27% Mar 14
107
Acme
32% Jan"
19
Jan
25
common
Steel Co
2
35% Aug
23% Aug 22
20
Inc
40
*106% 103
12%
13
59%
59%
1
5% preferred
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Jan
30% Jan
1
12 Ya Oct
76
20
65
108
130
21
20 % Nov
Aug 31
Apr 10
29% May 25
14
19
3478 Sep
3
Jan
100
ABC
20
25% Nov 30
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 18
40%
5
preferred!
4%
14% Jan
35% Sep
6
la
109 V2 Feb
7
79
19
80
Abbott Laboratories common..
45% Apr
19
12% Aug
27
Aug 25
Aug 25
23% Sep
21% Oct
77 % Jan
10
Sep
71
25% Jan
Jun
104 %
LOW
Monday
Sept. 17
Par
*
16'A Jan
7% Mar 23
30
39 % Feb
3
Feb
111
•'*
- -
''
*
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Tear 1955
Lowest
25.
-
28
37% > 37%
*97
100
•;
3774
100
1,200
37%
97
60
97
36%
37
-
36%
3774
35%
3674
34 y8
29
28%
23%
*28%
3674
353/4
29
35
*28 %
36%
28%
^
3.800
11.000
100
-
13
.
14
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The Commercial and Financial
(1238)
NEW YORK STOCK
J
AYa May 19
36
Lew eat
UlfhMt
Uwwl
Oct
11
24% May
3
NEW
Bang a Sine* Jan. 1
Year 1955
'■■W-
4
6% Jan
Jan 18
YORK
6% Mar 19
A T W Products
May 12
13% Jan
6
41% Apr
9
31% July
27% Jan 23
39% Apr
8
8
27% Mar
5
6
46% Feb
9
67
15
15% Feb
7
24
2
2
Armco
Dec
29% Jan
18
93% Sep
21
11
35% Apr
28
30
102% Apr
19
Jan
3
9% Teb
19% Sep 29
6% Jun 14
22
Mar 15
34
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
a
Jan
6
8% Jan
13
Steel
$3.75
28
26% Jun
11
31% Mar 15
Arvln
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
20
5
30
Jun
16
27% Jan
10
30% Mar 29
Mar 29
29% Feb
8
Jan
3
110% Jan
8
16
104% Feb
8
113
Aug 15
102
62% Feb
1
69
May 27
68
Jan
27
38
23
Apr 20
73
27% Dec
13
96% Oct
13
101
41% Oct
10
Oct
30
34% May 17
15
Aug 28
40% Sep
101% Apr
8
95% Aug 22
Mar 17
59 % Mar
6
27% Jun
3
33% July 25
11% Aug
3
3oy4 Mar 13
13
101
35% Jan
9
20
47% Mar 14
Dec
68
10
July 18
16% Nov 16
18
Mar 21
5% Oct
42
26
Oct
20
27
9
47% Aug 14
8
90'% Sep 18
9'/8 Aug 29
99% Feb
4%
37'%
37%
37%
38%
4,400
30%
30%
30
30%
30
30%
29%
29%
29'%
30'%
4,200
23 %
23%
23%
24'%
24
24%
22%
23
22%
23%
64%
65%
64%
65'%
64'%
64%
64'%
64%
64%
60
31,400
17%
17%
16%
17%
17%
18 Ve
17%
18'%
18'%
18%
75,600
30%
31
31
31%
31%
32
31%
8,500
94
95%
*93%
95
94%
94'%
20 %
*19 %
20'%
*19%
20
.
5
1
No par
27% Dec
22
22'% Jun
8
8% Apr
18
29
Sep
5
7% Feb 24
5y4 July 16
93%
19%
19%
100
5%
5%
5'%
5'%
5%
2,000
29%
*29%
29%
29%
400
15,100
30
29%
29%
29%
OH & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 serles__No par
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
29%
29%
28%
29%
29
29
31
31
30%
31 Vb
30'%
30%
Dry
Goods
5.25%
1
preferred
*104
104'%
71
lo
10
new
30
360
16%
17 Vb
17
17%
*28%
291%
28%
28%
600
30'%
30'%
30%
30'%
5,100
71
104%
70%
71%
27%
27%
104
70%
103'%
103%
540
*69%
71%
1,100
103'%
104
*69%
70%
104
71%
'
27V4
27
27%
27%
Line
Atlantic Refining
com
RR
104,700
11
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
10-4
16,200
28%
28%
29
28'%
28%
28%
28%
1,200
*98
99 %
series
51%
B
9 %
9%
17%
17%
87
*98
99%
%8
99'%
51'%
51%
51
51%
43%
42%
43 %
93
92
92
87
51%
42%
.
1
99 %
51%
93
20
preferred
2u
Nichols
45 %
*91
100
*98
52 %
44 %
10
common
$3.75
27%
10%
28%
No par
Powder
44
42%
90%
91
*90%
9%
*17
86
$2.25
8% May 22
7% July 12
45% July 18
15% Jan 12
Babbitt
Baltimore
43 %
20,100
50
92
9%
y%
9%
9'%
9'%
25,800
17%
17'%
17%
17'%
17%
2,800
83%
85 %
83
83%
83'%
2,600
86
83 %
9%
9%
9%
*9'/4
9'%
9%
*17%
17%
*17'%
17'/4
11%
17'%
%
25%
26%
26 %
26'%
26%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*33%
39 %
38%
*37%
37%
26
10
*9%
10
700
17 Vs
100
26%
26%
3,300
5%
5%
34,800
*17
3
5%
No par
38%
6%
(The)
6%
*6%
*6%
6%
9
w
p%
39%
38%
39
38%
39
37%
39
40 %
41 %
18,300
14%
13%
14'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
21,800
6,200
common
preferred
conv
9,900
42'/4
91%
17%
26
52%
17%
S%
Babcock &
35% Feb
51%
9%
*17%
26
99'%
17%
No par
common
Avco Mfg Corp
49% Feb 24
*98
*90%
pref ($1.201
No par
Canteen Co of Amer
5
prior
Automatic
27%
11%
29%
J00
Coast
Prefprred
28%
10%
29
10
Electric Co
preferred
Atlantic
27%
6.50
new.—
City
Conv
.
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Common
Preferred
4%
104 Vb
100
Associates Investment Co
Atlantic
20
Corp—
Common
Sep 19
38
Mar 30
31%
93'%
19%
♦29%
Austin
17% Feb 27
31'%
94'%
2.50
Inc
Atlas
11% Jan
19
9
31%
5%
Industries
9,300
94%
5%
Inc
400
*19%
*5%
1
13
16% Jan
4%
6
Co
9
Aug
Sep
11
4%
5%
Carpet
91
4
Jan
4%
—1
Artloom
Corp
Atlas Corp
5%
cumulative
14% Jan
54
1
10
Illinois
10% May 28
18% Jun
1
61% Feb 13
9
Feb
63% May
43% Jan 27
8
16'% Aug 27
19
4%
38
4%
*19%
Atchison
Sep
10 y4 Sep
96% Sep
4%
37%
4%',
5
Associated
37% Sep
Shares
*4%
38
Ashland
12% Jan
25% Apr
the Week
Sept 21
37'%
preferred
17
Nov
of
Constable
22
Friday
Sept. 20
38 %
Armstrong Cork Co common
Arnold
18% May 24
5V4 Jun 14
Sales fer
Thursday
*4%
Corp
Co
&
PRICES
Sept. 19
38 %
Argus Cameras Inc
55% Dec
Armour
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
18
5
Argo Oil Corp
Aug
May
.
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
18
Tuesday
Sept
5
,35% Jun 28
96 % Aug
26% Mar 14
Monday
Sept. 17
Par
Inc
43% Feb
26% Oct
24
STOCK
Co
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Highest
20% Jun
36
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
lu(i far rrevleaa
Chronicle... Monday, September 24, 1956
6
39%
5%
38
38
900
38
B
6% Aug 18
8% Feb 10
35 ya May 24
11% Jan
6
30% Jan
10
113% May
14
105
35% Jan
18
64% Jan
6
99
Jan
Jan
5
8
32% Jun
1
102% Sep
21
20
113
Feb
Sep
105
Apr 19
41% Feb
13
53
May 10
62% Sep
19
68% Jan
35% Aug 12
Mar 31
Jun
109
11% Jun
24% Mar 30
95
12
53% Sep
1
75% Nov 23
7
2
27
6
45
48% Nov
2
66% Jan
13
60
Jan
19
82% Jun
15% Jan
5
26
I9
20% Jan
23
31% July 24
38% Mar
8~
45
33% Jan
3
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
14% Jan
6
19% Nov 23
30
July 14
Sep
42%, Jan
9
63% July 25
15
Sep
21
16
39
Jan
6
44
14
34
33 %
100
104
104
103 %
*95
96
4%
noncumulative
Barber
9
Bath
6
Oil
Bayuk
Dec
13
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
56% July 16
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
13
107% May
2
98
Sep
21
134% July 13
106% Jan 20
New
38% Dec
1
17% Sep
13
37 % Jan
9
Beaunit
Nov
29% Dec
30
25 y» Jan
23
9
Beckman
85
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
87
13
38% Aug
91 % Aug
8
Beck Shoe
20% Sep
26
30
July 11
19% Jun
3
49
Oct
39
Jan
12
Nov
22
Jan
6
30% Jan
17
28
96% Mar
48
8
Oct
14
19% Sep
26
1
Apr 22
14
Sep
Sep
9
Beech
Aircraft
4
Beech
Creek
29% Sep
14
17%
Jan~25
26% Aug
6
10% Sep 18
38
Feb
16
20
Jun
8
42% Apr
15
28% Feb
14
18
93% Sep
13
101
63
101
Apr
59% Mar
7
48 % Jun
14
18% Jan
12
1 % Jan
6
30
Mar 14
43
Jan
7
101% Jan
6
169% Dec
9
158% Sep
13% Jan
6
7
172
9
35% July 25
56% July 1
30% Sep
18
Sep
77% Aug
9
14
16
13y«Jun
8
18
85"% Sep
15
74 y4 Jun
29
Oct
11
40
Dec
22
32% Feb
Aug 17
31
Mar
Sep 26
33% Jun
28% Jan
13
38
Nov 28
34% Jun
31%
Sep~29
25
45% July 25
23% May 28
Aug 23
39% Jan
3
25
Dec
y« July 10
20
3
12
Mar
8
9% Jan
V
!i"
61
14
Dec
30
43% Nov 29
95% Sep 12
63% Jan
6
14% Jan
3
28% Jan
3
12% Nov
2
38
Mar 14
61% Oct 24
19
May 10
Jan
95
32
Aug 11
Sep 26
14% Jan
20% Jan
33
6
6
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
85% Jan
20
7
May 29
38% Jan 17
64
60% Apr
6
86
98% Feb
10
48 '% Apr 29
100% Nov 15
61% Sep 16
30
Sep
Jan
13
52% Aug 30
Jan
12
57% Mar 19
17
3
64% Sep lg
18% Mar 28
29% Jan
3
42% Sep 19
10% Aug 30
61% Jan
3
49 % Dec
41
56 V<
19
July 20
20
100% Apr 25
V®! Jun
Aug 16
100
32 y4 May 25
14
Feb 10
37
42% Sep
43
Dec
23
July 21
Sep
20
38 % Jan
30
23
25
23
•'
•
Feb
29
Aug
2
40% Sep 19
26% July 19
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
17 Vb May 28
91% Jan 28
95% July 29
9
15 % Apr 27
46
Aug 29
21
25% Jan
Feb~23
May
24% Apr
6
46 % July 31
39% July 25
14
95
16
17% May 17
31%
58
8
28% Feb
May"~6
36% Feb
Sep
14% Jan 31
54% May 10
49% Sep 21
18 y2 Aug
3
24% Jan 23
34%
Aug
95
Jun
60%
72%
72%
*30%
22
'
*59%
60%
15 %
15%
15%
30'%
15'%
*14%
15%
*15%
45
♦43
170
lb%
ltc-Ja
16%
16%
1,200
50'%
1,900
*51%
12.50
52 %
51
51%
50%
*50 %
51
140
"125
140
;,125
140
♦125
140
*125
140
*100
102
100
100
*93
100
*98
100
98
98
13%
18
18%
18'%
18%
18'%
18%
18 V4
18%
6,300
33
33%
32%
32%
32%
33'%
32%
34
34
34'%
7,500
.lor
*85
86 %
85
*81
26 %
39
__10
Corp.
29
29%
11 Va
23 %
23 %
42 %
*84
26%
39
42 %
1
__10
.100
*92
85%
*82
*82
85
27'%
27'%
27%
27
27%
40
40
40'%
41
41
29
29%
29
29%
28%
29 %
28%
10%
11
11%
11
11
10%
22%
23%
22%
23
42
42'%
41
41%
26 %
*39
97
*90
95
*10%
22-%
23
41'%
41%
*90
95
*90
.1 peso
54%
53 Vb
55%
53%
54%
55%
56%
20%
20'%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
44,900
31%
31'%
31%
31%
30%
31
31%
31%
1,500
47i%
47'%
64
31
——1
31
47%
471%
7% preferred
loo
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
152%
47%
66'%
154%
Steel
Decker
Mfg Co
14%
76%
47
65%
166'%
153%
76%
154
153%
1531/2
14%
14 %
14'%
*75
14%
78
*75
44
42%
43%
44%
45 %
4434
45
13,900
40
38%
39%
37%
38%
40'%
18,100
Bliss
—1
*27%
28 Vb
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Vb
27%
27%
41%
27%
Bliss
.2.50
41%
41'%
*40%
41%
40%
40%
403%
403%
41
41%
1,300
55
57%
53%
55
53%
55i%
52%
53%
54 Vb
55'%
65,700
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26 %
26'%
26%
26'%
*25%
27
25%
25%
25%
26
15
15
15
15
14%
15
14'%
15%
720
15%
16
16
16%
8,900
101%
10
10'%
3,300
(E W) Co
& Laughlin Inc
Boeing Airplane Co
&
Brass Corp
Stores
No par
No par
1
Inc
*15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1.25
10
10 Vb
10 '/a
10%
10
10
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Borden
Co
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
Bolton Edison
&
15
5
common
100
Co
Maine
25
5%
53%
88
54
59
45%
*86
53%
59%
453%
88
53%
19%
19%
19%
43%
*43%
43%
11
11
5
43%
44%
50
*50%
3.50
Xl8%
J.-.4
common
preferred
Brlggs Manufacturing
Co
OtluUun
Bristol-Myers Co
19%
43%
41 Va
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co
3%%
59%
45%
100
Airways Inc
<Si
59%
45%
*80
.
100
preferred
4%%
15'%
9%
59
59
44%
45%
*86
53%
-
common.
2.50
preferred
36%
*95
Brooklyn
Union
Brown
&
Bigelow
Brown
Shoe
52
19%
19%
20
43
43%
44%
10%
10%
10%
11
43%
41%
43
41
41%
41 %
42'/8
*50%
513%
50
50
♦50
50%
49%
49%
200
3.200
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
41'%
41'%
41
41%
40%
403%
41
41%
900
36%
37 Vb
5,600
36%
98
36%
*95
36%
36%
95
95
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
35'%
35 Vb
35%
3,100
14%
14%
143/4
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,800
new.
44
44
43%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
39
39 %
383%
38%
39
40%
383/,
39 %
39
39V8
8,900
25%
25%
25'/8
25%
25 Vb
25 %
25
25%
25
25
2,600
51%.
52
51 %
53
52'%
53 Vb
51%
52%
52'%
53 Vb
9,000
18 3/8
18%
18 %
19'/a
183/4
18%
19
19'%
16,100
93%
93
93
93
93
32
31%
31%
32%
32%
Co
Inc
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
.
Budd
$5
(The)
Co common..
18%
18%
*43
95
1
32
32
31%
10
31%
31%
31
31%
31 VB
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
5
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
1,600
13
13%
12%
13
13
13 Vb
13
13%
13
13'%
33,900
68
68
67
67%
66
67%
67
67
67
68%
1,370
63
63
*93
93%
*33
68
*63
68
*76
77
*76
77'%
43%
x41 %
43%
99 y4 Jan
26
103% Jan
4
23% Jan
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
6% Nov 15
37% Oct
14 y4 Sep
91% Jan
57% Jan
25% Jan
40% Jan
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
5% Feb
44% Dec
12
26
17% Dec
9
10
53% Dec 30
3
20
14
13
105% Aug
g
12% Jan
H
17
Aug 15
46% July 28
11 Vb Apr
28% Mar 14
For
98
s
100
5% Aug
36% Sep
13% Sep
88% Sep
July 15
64% Feb
7
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
59
footnotes
Feb
see
58
7% Jan
Co
Co
Watch
Co
Inc
preferred
preference
Burroughs Corp
Bush
Terminal
43%
Co
(A
Callahan
42%
41'/8
77%
42
63
*76
41%
5,400
63
120
77%
42%
19,800
16
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
22%
22'%
22%
22%
22'%
22%
22%
22%
22%
6,600
10%
10%
10%
10%
IOI/4
10'%
10%
10 %
10'%
10%
1,100
No par
*28%
29%
28%
29%
in**
99%
100%
_g
43%
43%
Zinc—
M)
common
participating
California
41%
*76
200
1,100
22%
Butte Copper &
7%
32
5
Butler Bros
Byers Co
32
preferred
Packing Corp
Red
Soup
Lake
100%
43%
42 %
*43
29%
100%
43
29
"100%
42%
29%
101
42 %
29
800
16%
29%
2,400
"100%
101%
50
42%
Mines
Ltd:
43'%
2,600
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5'%
5%
5%
5%
7,800
5
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell
29
*100'%. 101'%
16'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
3,700
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
x5%
37
37 Vb
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
37
37
37%
5,700
9,300
4,400
5%.
43% Jan
3
Campbell
20
17% Jan
3
13%
13%
>13%
13%
13%
13%
12
13%
13%
98
13%
13%
7
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
> $4.25
conv
preferred-__No
par
*88%
90%
*88%
90%
*89 %
90%
90
90
90
90
Canada Southern
1G0
*57
60
*58
60
*58
62
*53
Sep 21
a
Aug 22
Feb
Co..
66
July II
33% Apr
8
36% Mar 18
20
50
17
Forge
19
30% Jun
2 a.
81% May 3
8% Apr 13
16% Mar 20
9
25% Sep
21
o«g»
23
3
4%
800
*93
Burlington Industries Inc
Bullard
.
no par
preferred
Bulova
16
240
98
14%
8
14
*95
35%
3
12% Apr
32% Jan
36%
99
14%
Buffalo
31% Jan
*95
35%
Gas
*63
Sep 18
9% Jan 23
25% May
8
36%
36%
98
77%
22 y4
8,400
19
68
3
2,200
16,500
41%
*63
36% Feb
4,700
19
42%
10%
*76
6
2,200
193%
second
11
53%
43%
preferred
11
53%
10%
8%%
Jan
4,900
13,300
88
19
4%%
Oct
59
45%
42%
6
8% Oct
53%
58%
45'%
*86
.
Caradian
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific
R6% Apr
Cannon
8
700
270
11
6
23
53%
59
45%
88
>
103%
43%
85% Mar
24
44%
♦86
53%
46% Sep
17
Sep
10
58%
■
88
2,900
RR—
Common
Branlff
5
8
Apr
20
43'%
39
77% Feb
15
4,600
40
20
19% July l
30% Oct 31
12% Aug 26
14%
78
44%
19
Mar 18
700
153
39%
81% Jan
15
14Va
43%
(Delaware).
23
23
153
*75'%
1,000
5,800
45,400
1
Co
36% July 17
38% July 30
July 17
14%
78
.
._10
Blaw-Knox
19
78
153'%
*75%
66
28% Jan
165%
8,700
66%
164%
30.300
47%
65
14%
78
16% Jan
26
47%
164
153%
66'%
163%
65
161%
47
66%
166%
65
14%
100
series of 1951
47%
163%
22
22
2,000
95
1%
13
92 % Apr
7,700
42'%
42
52%
12% Aug 21
34 y4 Jun
23%
23
*90
95
20%
30% Feb
6
1,600
1%
20% Jun
3
7,900
11
13,500
55
1
76% Jan
160
29'/4
20%
8
22% Jan
41'%
1%
6
63
27%
54%
Inc..
25% Sep
22
85
.27
*40
20%
Co
21 y4 Aug
92 ya Mar
Jun
"50
18
1
Mar 15
80
50'/4
*125
Dec
Sep 30
51
100
16
Sep
Sep
1,300
16%
78
71
15'%
*16'%
11
Mar
200
16%
21
12
2,900
73'%
30
16%
47% Feb
1
15
15'%
200
60
16%
29% Jan
Feb
73
*29%
16%
*43
25
Nov 21
27% Aug 17
21% Dec 20
27
60
72%
30'%
5,000
Gypsum Co
&
72 %
31 %
47%
1
pfd
60
59%
73
*30%
1,600
42%
45
168%
4%%
*59
59%
72'%
31
50
63'%
46%
*43
66%
Boston
Dec 30
*62%
1661/4
Bond
12% Mar 16
62 %
x42 %
pfd—
Class B
17
62 %
43
Inc
Bon Ami Co class A
58
63
46 %
common..
Bohn Aluminum
14% July
6
9% Sep 20
3
62%
*59%
—1
Co
29% Apr
66% May
63%
28,400
44%
Corp
34% May
20% May
1
63
.1
Black
19% Jun 22
11% Jun
7
35
28% Jan 28
11
63
(Del) eom__No par
43% Sep
59% Sep
30
20% Mar 15
13
Jan
63
300
50
42 %
Co
Bestwall
49%
11
Finance
Bethlehem
50% Sep
6
46% July 17
32% May 11
23
25% Jan
28% Mar 15
i
16% Jan
84
10
4
14
7
49%
2.5P
Consolidated
<fc
47%
30%
Bendlx Aviation
Best
48%
44
preferred
Beneficial
47%
100
Best Foods
169
Sep
172% Feb
Jan
15% Mar 14
&
Sep 20
74
12
Aircraft
Bell
140 y2 May 28
152
Sep
6
33%
25
Bell
Benguet
49'%
96
45%
•
Savers
Howell
48
__00
9
4%%
34 %
102'%
*94
45'%
preferred
4%%
3
30
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
23
0-*
Nov
Jan
33 78
102 %
95
49%
73%
Beiding-Heminway
May 2
22% Aug 10
2% Feb 24
20
44% Jan
Jan
33%
103'%
95
46%
Corp
Life
33%
103%
96
45%
RR
6
45 % May
30
Dec
2
Feb
27
8
22% Feb
14
Beech-Nut
33%
103'%
*95
68
Inc
(A S)
28% Aug
47% Jan
33%
103%
200
46%
common
Instruments
8
6%
No par
Inc
17
*6%
6%
48%
30%
5
Mills
96
*6%
10
Corp
conv prior
preferred
4%%
33%
104
73
I
50
Works
Beatrice Foods Co
3%%
*95
10
common—
preferred
Cigars
33%
6%
lo
Corp
Iron
24
40
preferred__100
common
4%%
22% Mar 14
18
100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barker Brothers
12
Jan
Co___No par
100
12
48
Elec
&
13
preferred series B
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
Sep
133
Gas
Corp
4%%
Jun
103% Jun
(The)
4%
19% Jan
May 28
16 Vb Aug 21
Wilcox Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
64% Jan
43
Inc
T)
(B
Mllla
_] so
■;
Ry Co
,
50
,
58
58
27%
27%
27%
27%
25%
27
25%
26
26%
26%
3,600
25
Ry
62
No par
Ltd
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
34%
34%
34'%
25,600
50 «
50
No par
50 %
50'%
50
50
*50
50%
10
'
50
50
1,700
Volume 184
Number 5571... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1239)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previoaa
Lowest
22% Jan
112
23
Jan
Lowest
42% Dec
41% Feb
23
6
23
Jun
25
45% Aug 17
29 % Mar 20
Nov
22
106
Sep
6
3
23
Jan
23
121
11
Mar 15,
21
Oct" 18
64%
49'/2 Aug 16
17% May 16
13% Nov
116
45
Dec
:
19% Nov
127% Aug
61% Dec
12
105% May
26% Jan
8
10
114% Nov 29
72% Dec 21
27
53 % Mar
130
3
9
1
45% Aug 30
20% Jan
55% Jan
23
5
99% Sep
7
14% Sep
103% Sap
14
10
3
14% Jan
31
45% Jan
5
108
Jun
Jan
6
36% Dec
46
9
95% July 18
104
Jan
21% Jan
119
20
Corp common
10
4%%
preferred krHrs
r,50
Carriers & General Corp,
1
Case (J I) Co
common..—...12.50
1% preferred
100
Feb
Jan
Jun
5
3
27
13
3
22
Caterpillar Tractor
18% Jan
4
Central
12% Mar 16
Central
2
57% Apr
13
86% Jun
12
Oct
6
17 % Mar 22
16
61
Aug 29
113
35
Apr
4
17% July 21
10
7
104
13% Jun
56% Jan
9
10
8
July 20
30
Dec
6
109
Feb
29 Ve July 19
68
Feb
35'A Sep 20
971/2 Aug 30
31% May 24
16
9% Feb
25
3
7
10y4 Mar 23
Jan
7% Sep
36
421/2 Jan
3
20
17
Mar 21
Sep~16
53% Jan
3
Oct
14
96'A Jan
20
27% Mar 25
36% Mar 25
6
93'A Jan
Sep 13
27% Feb 28
2% Sep 21
54% Jan
9
5% Sep 20
57% Nov 18
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
20% Sep
28% Feb
20
56%
100
Aug 14
Feb
July 24
43
Aug
9
41% July 27
16% Apr
14% Mar
Central
Light
preferred
4%%
14
Aug 17
41% Aug 27
4% Jan
3
75% May
8
45
108
Aug
Common
7
$4.50
13
Chance
10'/8 Apr
4
13
44% July 19
67% July 24
108
Dec
9
23 % Mar
1
31% Apr
27% Apr
44% Dec
5
37
9
50
Apr
27
14'A Jan
30% Jan
71'A Jan
31% Feb
1
30'A Aug 22
44% Jan 30
46% Feb
Aug
20
10% Jan
4
20'A Feb
7
59
4
16
1
25% Apr
54
25
191
Feb
14
2021/2 Sep
23
92
Jan
17
103
41
Aug 30
111
19% Sep
94 % Feb
Oct
Sep
4
2
78 % Aug
15
21
3'/2 Jan
16
20
50% Jan
13
Aug 26
6
14
6
Mar 14
6
16
6
17
62% Jan
95% Mar
21% Jun
33% Sep
491/4 Dec
63
7
32
23'A Oct
11
31
15% Mar 14
101
Sep
108% Sep
49%
3
86'A July
15% Jun
13
Mar 29
17% Feb
40
11
52% Jun
34% Aug
2
46 'A Feb
25
57% Jun
6
26% Feb
38% Mar 14
7% Oct 14
47% Jan
8% Jan
11
17
24% Jan
11
5
5
7
23% Sep
52% Aug
18% Feb
36% Jan
10
33
7% May10
46% Jun
1
108
Jan
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
61
Jan
6
53% Nov
Mar
109% Jun
80
Dec
July
105% Jan
27 % Jan
6
100% Jan
41'/2 Sep
13
109
July
3
For footnotes
see
102
15%
104
102%
15
86%
101 :
15%
;
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101%: 102%
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85%
15
r
104%
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87 %
*99%
15%
*103% 104
;/,V
56%
58
45%
15%
1.900
45%
14%
*102
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220
24'/2
500
14%
21,100
103
530
86%
89
15,700
*99%
86%
101
14%
15
104% 104%
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-
53
*24
103
85%
101
57%
3,500
101
14%
151/4
66%
IO31/2
651/8
66 *
65 '/a
65%
65 %
4i3/a
65%
40%
411/4
40
40%
40 '/a
40%
40%
41%
19
19
19
19
*17%
17%
23,500
1031/2
65%
41%
*18%
66
9%
19
'
>
66%
18%
18%
19
19
17%
17%
17%
9%
93/3
33%
86
86
16 %
16%
16%
55
55
102 %
101
9%
49
56
16 %
48
86
86
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1
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101
101
33%
33
9%
*48
86
16%
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>100
33 3/8
37
38
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36%
36%
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9%
9 %
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*86
86
>
87
*86
86%
7
600
16%
16%
16%
i6 yB
55%
54%
54%
54
54
♦100
102
102
*100
102
32%
38
7.200
37»/2
371/4
37'A
2,200
36ya
36%
36%
3,600
16
16
16
36%
36%
36 %
*15%
16%
*15%
9
9%
9%
10%
10%
10%
39%
40
39
39 'A
101/8
39
64
62
9 %1
2.700
9%
9%
1,700
63%
631/a
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10%
10
10%
10%
10%
39'A
38%
38%
38%
38%
3
3
2%
3
66
67%
120
321/2
9%
65 »/4
67
800
>
32%
16%
3
2,900
32%
38 %
62
66%
2,300
161/4
9%
3
500
;
9%
48%
67%
*65%
500
17%
9%
33
63
9'A
6,600
*48%
9%
16
*17%
4,900
48
65%
16
17%
30
/
48
48%,
*37i/4
36%
9%
*17%
32%
38
36%
Class
Chic
67
♦65%
67
2%
26,400
2,800
'
3
66
8.000
66
800
5%
40
(The)
com
24'/8
42%
series
&
5%
50
Paul & Pac
36y2
62'A
63
700
9,400
*101 »/2
103
103%
*102
41'A
39%
40'A
41'A
42
*39'A
40
*39'/a
40
*39%
19%
20
19%
20%
*30
40
*39'A
56%
26%
34
33
33%
33 '/8
65 %
66%
65%
66%
65
65%
66%
68%
7.300
37
37%
36%
37%
36%
371/4
37'A
37%
15,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5113%
19%
25
25
*25
60
*57
18%
27%
28
94
94
—10
46%
47
46
41%
42
41%
73%
27%
27%
*94%
95'/2
461/a
41%
46'/a
72%
19V4
56%
60
71%
191/8
56%
56%
56%
1,700
25%
25%
*57
guaranteed
65
65%
-—5
15 %
103%
103%
No par
37%
37%
19%
63%
14%
15%
-100
25%
25%
26'%
16,900
331/4
33%
33%
7,700
25
25
25
60
*57
*97%
60%
19%
99
61%
O CO
60
74%
72%
73%
73%
74%
28
27%
277a
27%
277a
95 %
957a
97
96%
96%
46-74
46'A
46%
47
47'A
41%
62%
41%
41%
417a
42 % v
10,800
64 %
27,300
14%.
••
37'A
65
15
37%
19%' '19%
*96%
98
61
59%
'"19%
*96%
59-%
,.37%
19'A
7*;-
98
*97
60%
*90
102
*90
102
*90
102
*90
39
104
50
stock—50
39%
104
*70%
72
*42
43
39%
102
*70%
*41%
39%
39
43
*41'/2
43
41'/a
41%
20
13%
19
18%
187a
18%
18%
7,600
72%
73 7n
71%
727a
72%
102%
110'A
par
Co' com——10
$3.50 preferred
.No par
Collins & Aikman Coi-p
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
preferred series B
50
Colorado &
*825
10'A
31%
*49
*
'A
50%
89
50
72%
7,900
2%
2%
2'/a
2%
2,300
40%
41%
41%
41%
*127%
2%
129
127%
127%
101 %
101'/2
101
101
109%
109%
109
109'A
*825
'49%
87%
*87%
16%
17
16%
A
B
2.50
—2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
No par
5
cumulative preierred_No par
16%
16%
16%
16%
4,800
30'/b
30 '/a
30'/a
307a
17,700
49%
49 3A
49%
491/2
491/2
40
41
*39
42
40
40
80
61
61
61
611/2
61
61
1,670
57%
*56
57%
56%
56%
29%
29
29%
297a
'297a
297a
29'/2
30
7,300
167a
1674
17
37,100
20
20
2,500
43
*56
29%
30%
297b
29 7b
29'/b
29
29 3A
2
29%
29
16%
17
167b
17
16
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20
79%
79%
78%
783A
79%
*78%
793A
210
49
50
49%
49%
3.200
307a
30%
307a
4,300
257a
257a
253A
9'A
79
80
49'A
50
31%
32
26%
263/a
25%
2-6%
Inc—
-1
26%
257b
80
3A
X307a
25
10
47'A
487a
47%
48%
48
48%
47%
48
471/2
17%
18'A
17%
18
17 3A
18
17%
177a
177a
18%
41
41%'
41%
41 7b
41%
40%
41
407a
Commonwealth Edison Co
Nast
67a
67a
67a
67a
147a
143A
147a
147a
15
17'A
17'A
17%
177b
167a
17'/a
16%
167i
•
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%,
16%
34%
167a
34 72
341/2
34'/#
34%
2.800
Corp—5
20%
21
20%
20%
*20
207a
207a
20%
2.400
46%
46%
46 %
207a
46%
20
Y com—No par
46
46%
46
Corp
preferred
Ind
No par
_1
Corp..
Corp
14% Jan
9
Consolidated
10 »A Jan
9
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
36% Jan
18
20
10
56'A Aug
3
89
12
102'A Mar
5
13,700
63A
14%
19
106 % Jan
41
678
14 3/4
Laundries
22
X403A
67a
20
Jun
7
14%
Consolidated
Sep 18
Jan.11
6%
5,000
14,700
■
14%
Mills
21'A Apr 16
43% July 25
33'/2 July 26
23
16,000
477a
1
Co—
11,300
30 %
17'/a
497b
10
95
10
29 %
32%
19
104
700
17
31%
6%
Retail
—10
pfd——100
Stores
Consumers Power Co
1.33%
Corp.——5
Consolidated Natural Gas
Inc
14 3A
107
107
29%
29%
16%
17
106'/2
28%
16%
107
29%
16 3A
16 3A
16%
16%
39
39'A
39
39'A
27'A
28
29%
29%
16%
461/2
46
2,400
4.400
,,
46'A
107'A
107%
107%
10734
107%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
16%
1634
16%
167a
163A
167a
16%
161/2
38%
38%
38
29 %
*28
•28
16
16%
16%
38'A
•7. 38'A
*28
30
1
3%
4%
3%
3%
37a
37a
27a
31/2
6%
6%
67b
67a
6%
61/2
67a
6%
49'A
',4 48%
3
1,100
.
1,000
161/2
39
5,000
•
3%
487a
49'A
48 3A
100%
101
100%
100%
100%
101
100'A
1G07«
100%
-
100%
100%
100%
1003A
rh 0 0 j?
101
101
101
101
Common
*96
97%
*96
97
90'A
90%
90%
—————5
22%
22%
22%
23
preferred
—100
Continental Baking Co com
5
$5.50 preferred———No par
*97%
98
98
98
New
——————1°
common
4%
Continental
.
—
Can
$3.75 preferred
Inc
com
20
.——No par
29%
♦101%
29%
102
29
*101%
90%
29'A
102
47%
48%
47%
48 'A
91
91
92
92
*96
97
*95%
90%
91%
22%
23
*98
29%
*101%
47'A
*90
.
991/2
29%
102
47%
92-
89
'
22%
*98
28%
101%
46 %
*90%
4874
97
99%
22%
991%
29
101%
47»A
'92
487a
;
*95%
48%
96
400
50,100
1,900
1007a
100%
49
7 ;
30.
No par
com
preferred
$4.52
2,500
1,800
67a .< 67a ^
•
6,700
15,500
10772
28%
10c
49'%
4 67a /
No par
preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
*
Container Corp of America-
$4.50
20
167a
31%
49%
Jan
4
/:V;
49'A
51 %
Foods
103% Jan
13,800
■
30%
317a
Consolidated
98% Aug 14
87%
31%
50
9
1
49%
87%
49%
'
3
49%
89
49%
31%
Solvents
Jan
7
'-i—
50%
307b
Carbon Co
-No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Columbian
Engineering
51% Mar 13
3,900
System—
Credit
109% Feb
200
109%
49%
57%'
112
30
107
16'A
317«
62
14
3,500
'
128
'
50%
87%
41
14
108%
*825
49%
89
41
Cuba
128
*102%
*825
50%
*87%
*61
pld—100
...
41
2%
*
73
40%
2%
*825
49%
*87%
170
*41%
129
Colgate-Palmolive
3,000
;
43
*101%
109%
38
104
*70%
*127%
110'A
377a
102
72
104
1097a
38%
102
*70%
128
No par
377s
102
72
♦101
27a
102
*70%
*127'A
of
4,200
'
72
41
2%
39
102
102
74
RR
7
102
2%
40%
Consol
60
102
73
Electronics
5,400
207
*90
41
$5
1,900
„•
98%
59%
100
74'A
Consol
*97
59%
*178
73%
Commercial
18% May
19%
207
*56
110% July 17
36% Mar 12
30
37%<
19'A
19%
9872
59
3,000
37%-
*178
40%
of N
37%
350
3.100
106
207
15
Corp—No
3,000
14%
14%
*1031/2
*178
Climax Molybdenum
No par
Clopay Corp
—1
Cluett Peabody & Co coin
No par
7%
preferred
.—100
4% cumulative 2nd preferred_100
Broadcasting
19%
63'A
£:>,•
207
No par
2nd
37%,
63%
14%
j 14'A
*103'/2 106%
*178
19%
Internal'!
62 Vb
•
207
gtd_
(The)—
64
'42
*178
13%
Combustion
Jan
116,900
•
*103%-' 106'/a
37%
19%
Conde
1,100
27%
15%
106'/a
19%
Cone
400
25
*57
8,300
95
62
8'A Mar 16
19%
100
com
4%
!
57%
44% Mar 19
4.400
25%
No par
100
—15
Commercial
18
100
17,500
33%
60
preferred.*. 100
Ry Co
13
Jan
1.900
-
"'
*56%
72%
Co—
Louis
21% Mar 20
54
40
21
56%
*61
30% July 17
*39%
21
26%
*41
Apr 12
36% Mar 22
40
21'A
56%
1
$4.25
*30
18%
*56
3
20%
31%
19%
70%
Corporation..
Class
20%
26%
25%
*57
5
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
Class
103
41'A
14
noncumulative preferred
Cleveland Eiec Ilium com
5'/2%
*101'/2
42'A
*13%
common..
Coca-Cola Co
103
40'/2
*25
5%
Special
36%
62'/2
43'A
No par
10
Co
convertible
Clevite
36%
61%
Electric—
Corp
Equipment
2,400
36
621/4
30
_25
City Investing Co common
5 % % preferred
A
City Products Corp
41/4%
7%
36»A
61%
23*%
__25
/:
Clark
7%
36
62%
30
3 8'A
.
CCC & St
7%
36i/2
23%
37%
Common
City Stores Co
2,100
31'%
10
47t> preferred
;
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co_
Service
7%
9'A
24
67
C I T Financial
7%
9
23%
35
&
80
9
9
24%
66'A
Gas
9%
27,900
23%
341/4
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
3,800
99
42
2iy4
5
par
36%
99
40%
24>/a
100
par
36
99"
40%
31%
57
Oil
35'A
98
39%
24
27
Cotton
7%
35%
-
*30
56V2
pfd
series A
7%
99
42Va
24%
26%
noncum
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
Cities
*102
9%
36
x21
Western com__No par
A
North
61%
39
21%
No par
100
preferred
Cliickasba
104
*36
35%
*97
317a
*30
Del_50
preferred
5%
Chic
Ry
7%
63y2
1
Western
Chic Milw St
8
36%
62%
21%
\
V
*35%
103%
A
Great
8
preferred_._100
2% Sep
6% Sep
24.
104
noncumulative
100'A Sep
page
14%
RR com__No
par
34% Jan
Sep
14%
9%
1
23
Jun~~l
14%
14%
Southern Ry com—100
noncumulative 1st pld—..100
39% Feb
104'A
24
14%
♦102%
4%
100
5
45%
24
4%
1
8
45%
241/4
100
25
53
241/4
57%
45%
I,000
106
24%
46 ya
23%
14%
58%
45%
9%
Coppermines
72% Feb 28
•45%
57%
9,600
25
106
53%
24%
141/4
9"%
Consol Edison
22'A Sep 13
98 j/
Sep 18
28% Sep 20
100% Sep
7
53%
57%
58%
*9'/2
Consolidated
7
53%
24
.
i
;
19,200
42%
24%
25
46
24
9
4
10
24%
Shares
27'A
411%
106%
24%
46
1.25
23 'A Mar 19
Sep
'
42%
49% Mar 22
28
♦106
57%
-
36%
10
22
106
54%
58%
,
98
45% May 25
105% Sep
6
Jun
,
24%
55
36
Cigar
47
55
106
25
41'/$
Consolidated
27
Jan
55.
106 ya
24%
54%
98
11
3
106
25%
37%
12
27% May 28
16'A Feb
6
107
25
44%
37
17% Feb
♦ice
98
22% Jan
16% Sep 21
30% Mar 26
17
11
7
8
24%
16
58
4
24%
42%
1—25
Publishing Co—No par
Corp
—10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
14
112
66% Apr
59% Feb
Jan
Jun
24%
36%
4
Mar 16
101% Mar
97% Aug ll
5
14'A Dec
104
34% Apr 18
50% July 30
51% Mar 12
84'A Jan
15'A May 28
19
7
9
28
24%
98
Jan
1
111% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
31% Oct
Jan
23 % Jan
39% May 28
6% Aug
9
14% Jun 20
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
20'A Nov
10
l
451/2 May 24
17% Jun
8
20
Jan
5
19
25
1
Inc
Manufacturing
Chicago Corp
Coca-Cola
9
94'/2 Mar
Aug 23
48
9
15% Jan
Jan
2
29% Jun 26
16
19% Jan
23% Jan
62%
2
32% Aug 15
321/2 Aug 15
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
25
108
13
78
17
28 'A Mar 15
6
Jan
131% Mar
22% Jun 28
4
45% Jan
125
151/4 May 28
18% Jun
8
22
10
Sep
22% Jun
23
85'A Feb
7
5
20
21
No par
No par
Aircraft
convertible
Columbia
27% Dec
18
Jan
60% Aug 29
56% Sep 21
Apr 21
Apr 22
77
28
141
27% May 28
47% Jun 11
30
23% Nov 23
May 27
20
Sep"20
4
20
75
May 27
67% May 27
22% Oct
8
6
23
148'A Mar 14
1,160
60
Jun
Jan
80% Mar 26
Jan
July 11
Sep 15
12% Jan
15
2% Sep
122
27% Feb
43 % Jun
40% Sep
127'A Sep
145
Nov
13
7
6
20% Oct
Jan
Aug 26
Apr
9
44'A Oct
103
3
100% Mar
Jan
3
May 28
10
14
111% Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
75% July 18
24% Jan
80% May
4
59
102
109
196
18
4
56
99% July 18
34'A Jan 26
13
Jan
May 28
3
25% Feb
49
Jan
196
6
231/2 Jan
Jan
17
45
7
29
45
2% Jan
45 '/2 Dec
18
42% Jun
111
39% Mar 14
21
9
18
18
11
Jan
Jan
20% Mar 29
104% Jan
70 % Apr 23
40% May 31
55% Oct
17'A Jan
73 % July 17
78% Dec
7
45 % May 12
4
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
90
23
46% May 24
331/4 May 31
50% May
Jan
30
21
18
18
17
Oct
3
41% Sep
30
25
Jan
29% July 10
102% Apr
4
55'A July 10
47'A Jan
6
12% Jan
Oct
Apr
3
103'/2 Sep
115
990
12
3
26
I831/2 Jan
Sep
10
Jan
Jan
25
93
15
94
73
87
Nov
107
27
108
1
37'A Jan
23
171/4 Jan
9
Jun
40% Feb
11
27
5
14% May 22
30% May 21
69 % Mar
1
Cab
Cincinnati
1
62% Sep
43% Mar
51% Feb
Aug 29
50% Feb
70% July 16
60
1
29% July 15
104% May 9
37'A Dec 30
30
19% Jan
36 'A Sep
101% Nov
42% Aug 23
45 Va Mar 14
Sep
30
14'A July 27
17
3 6'/'a Dec
1
1
10
new
Chicago & East 111
1
Dec
1
Inc.
preferred
3%%
4
22% Feb
7
Nov
55% May 28
221/a Jun
8
531/4 Mar
18
12
3
421/2 Dec
3
66 Va Jan
30
26% Jan
16
14
101% Apr
Aug 30
19
Jan
100
18
1
24%
Corp—
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
6
48
9 Va Feb
23% Jan
41% Jan
13
6
15% May
30
29% Jun
30
29
5
Jan
21
42'/2 Dec
16
39
74'A Sep
30'/8 Dec
.39% Jan
24% Jan
43% July 26
16
9.50
Chemway Corp
27
27
18
45 % Feb
5
Co
Vought
Checker
July 31
26
22
10
50
No par
5
.
Products
Aircraft
Feb
12% May
20% Sep
33% Jan
6
100
Corp
Gotham
Chain Belt Co
44% Sep
18
15% Jan
par
_No par
Sugar Co
Chadbourn
9
18
17
41%
25%
the Week
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Jan
Feb
~
25
104
Ex-distribution
Cessna
261/B
85%
B
com
Century Ribbon Mills
Pasco
26%
40%
10%
Central
7
Violeta
26%
411/2
*99%
Corp
de
27%
40%
86%
Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J—;
Central & South West
Cerro
26%
101%
1
Illinois
28%
15
Co
Sept. 20
41 y4
65%
Foundry Co
9
77% July 19
21% Jan
19
,
Friday
Sept 21
40%
*99%
of Georgia Ry com__No
par
preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
No
1
28
36% Jan
•
Salea far
Thursday
27%
il00
Sugar
Wednesday
Sept. 19
27%
10
5%
10
4
:
PRICES
41%
100
Central
9
Aguirre
SALE
40%
No par
com
4%% conv preferred series A-100
Celotex Corp common
1
5% preferred
—20
Certain-Teed
43% Jan
common
Preferred 4.20%
Celanese Corp of Amer
7%
2nd preferred
HIGH
27%
'
,
14
33% Jan
30
5
Carrier
26
27% Jan 23
33% Jan 23
22
;
Mfg Co
10
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co-
Feb
99
6
Co
Tuesday
Sept. 18
Sept. 17
j.
(Philip)
15% Jan
22
Pat
Carolina
Jun
66
Dec
Carey
51% Jan
26
19
20
37% Mar 14
Airlines Inc
Carborundum
(The)
Feb
.
Monday
Capital
81'A Feb
Mar 11
30% Sep
40% Dec
4
8% Jan
Apr
112
18
13% Oct
9
55% Sep
Mar 14
29% Jan
17
30
18
7
21
20
69 % May 25
95% Nov 14
7
24
Apr
11% Nov
18
79% Jan
119% Jan
7o
18% Aug 31
37% Jan
24% Aug 16
18 % Jan
5
47% May
34
27
22
3
62% May 16
53% Jan 26
14
23
19% Apr
6
2
25
37% Dec
26
29
27% Apr
59% Aug
Feb
27
7'A Jan
9
Jun
Jan
18% Jan
18 % Dec
1
Mar
65
July 26
LOW AND
STOCK
,
19
11% May 28
100% Jun 14
3
July 20
83
52% Mar
2
23% July
7
19% Dec 19
2
May 16
102% Feb
Feb~18
29
121
YORK
EXCHANGE
20
40% Feb
48'/a
Highest
26'/a Sep
31% Jan
38% Sep
36% Apr
10
7
f
NEW
26% Jan
30'/a Mar 14
25'A Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
6
%
STOCKS
Year 1955
2,900
T
410
440
7
—7
90
90
4.900
22%
22%
8,300
*98
29
101%
467a
*90%
99%
100
291/4
3,800
101%
50
47%
30,500
02'
50
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
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NEW
YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Kange for frerleae
rBlCKR
lear 1956
'
Lowest
Kanre Since Jan. 1
Lowett
Highest
19Ye Apr
6
8 Ye Dtc
2
14% Feb
14
22 % Feb
14V4 Nov
May 12
15
70
105
24
Jan
20% Jan
23
11
Jan
23
1
25% Jan
23
13e
70
Mar 20
V'44 % Feb
9
24% Jan
23
32% May
48Ve Apr
14
53
49
50 Ve Jan
C
Juiy 19
54
73% Jun
Mar 14
95 '% Jan
12
100
98
26
102
Jan
26
Apr
28
175 Y2 Dec
30% May
28
Oct
183% July
5
Jan
93
Jan:-6
20
87% Apr
Sep
19
99
Jan
99
Jan
27 % Jan
2o
166
6
5% Jan
2% Jan
16
9
34Y'e Oct
11
48% Jan
28
34% Feb
95 '% Jan
24
98% Nov
15
88 y2
33
283'4 Jan
7
45 Y4 Feb
23
74 ", Apr
13Y4 Mar 30
55%
30
59% D°c
Nov
107
30Ye Jan
10
135/e Sep
12
18 Ye Feb
7
35% Feb
53% Jan
23
697/a Apr
J an
5
May
57% Dec
3
32%
9
46
Jun
8
NOV
9
20% Mar
7
14
Jan
13
Sep 27
13% Jan
6% Jan
18% Mar 29
6
Feb
3
59
6
8% Mar 14
31%
Mar 29
6% Oct
73% Jan
,
67'% Jan
/
8Y2 Aug
37% Aug 19
34
9% Jan .11
31
„
Jan
.55'% Jan
4
26% Jan
23l
41
Y2 Feb
14
40% Sep
135
Jan
140
*7
Jan
33
7
135 '% Jan
19
138
54% Aug 21
43% Jan
53% Dec
6
30
13% Nov 30
% 4% May 12
11% Oct
23
16% Oct
28
Jan
32% Mar
6
42% Jan
»
17
91
Mar
'
13
4
86 y4 Apr
97
May 11
100% Nov 22
95% Feb
14
17% Jan
17
6
31% May 16
18'% July 11
39% Sep 23
33 % Aug
35% May/ 5
16
Nov
4
30
Jan
17
25% Mar
Cutler-Hammer
Inc
167
22
100
•
29%
*165
30
14,600
168
160
.
22'%
22'%
*5%
5%
*5%
5 Ye
2%
2%
2 Ye
2%
1,700
35%
35%
36%
9,800
35%
.
32 Ye
32Ye
*32
33
57'%
58 3%
•
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91
*28'%
29
35
29
71%
14 Ve
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23
14,300
3,700
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91
28%
29
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29
71'%
73
73'%
7o'%
7,400
13%
14
13%
14:%
4,700
33
33
33
33'%
33'%
56 "4
*32
91
54 Ye
54%
54'%
54 7
98'%
98%.
97
61
62%.
6l Ye
19
19
700
55'%
101'%
*100
63'%
18 Ye
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S
9"'e
*35
17 '
-
500
99
;
8 Ye
1
'
63%
18%
18%
'16 Ye
16 7%
17
16'%
163i
16Y'e
16
10%
IOY4
11 %
lOYe
11%
11
live
81
80
81
81'%
81
81
81
8%
35 3e
35
9'8
.
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*80
.
.
56 Y2
8 Ye
34'%
34'%
Ye
8 Ye
8%
8%
387e
•38%
39
121'%
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121%
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140
56%
56'%
52%
53
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500
121'%
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8 Ye
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34
700
34
400
18,500
57 %
57'/4
57
57'%
56'%
56 3%
1,600
38 Y4
40
38'%
39:;B
38 Ye
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32,700
39
39
39
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39
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8
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57
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5,600
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8 Ye
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121 %
57
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35
-
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310
21,500
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19
10
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.
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62'%
63'%
16 Ye
-
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16,600
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32
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100
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61 %
"
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2,50
|
100
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58
39
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145
55%
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56
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145
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145
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56
55(4
56
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56
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800
145
55%
.
53%
3,000
53
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53
537e
52%
52 3
90
89%
89%
*88
89 %
87%-
88
12%
12%
12'A
12%
12'%
Davega Stores Corp common_._2.50
12%
12%
125e
12 y2
12%
11,600
*6Ye
--6%
6Ye
6Ve
6 Ye
6 Ye
6%
6 Ve
*6'/8
63/4
2,000
3
7
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power & Light
Jan
,5%
preferred
series
A
100
Mills Inc
convertible
preferred
*87
20
15
*14V2
14>/2
14
y2
100
25%
26
25 Y2
26%
25%:
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
AIV2
3,400
41V*
47Ve
4iyB
47 Ye
47 Ye
*473%
48(2
*47%
48 %
400
*85
87
Preferred
3.75%
Eeries
A
100
-85
88
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*86
87
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
'92
93y2
Deere
6
Delaware
47
Delaware
10
8
23
&
7%
Co
i
50o
50c
common
15
*14'%
87
*85
87
86
*84
86
*84
86
*83
85
93Y2
*92
93'%
*92
93'%
*22
93%
28%
28
28%
27%
14%
-
87
*85
28 Ye
14%.
14%
14 Y2
26'%
26%
26 Ye
27'%
26%
31%
31%
31'%
27%
26%
27%
27
31%
27'%
*31 Ye
26%
19
19 V4
18%
18%
19
19%
44y4
44%
44%
44%
*45
40:%
25%
No par
15
86
"92
27
41%
35%
40
35%
*40%
"31
&
Western
50
Power & Light Co—13.50
«:
*14%
31%
26%
__20
Hudson
15
'85
.
28%
14Y2
Id
preferied
&
27'%
Delaware Lack
July 25
€0
*14%
1
21
2,900
90
*87%
7
6
28% Sep
4
10
common
4
Feb
3
90
29Y4
2%
13%
Corp common
3% %
35% Feb
38 y* Jan
%
29'%
11,400
'
94
fr'u
35
91
28%
•
•
166
73'%
96
_5
24
31'% May 18
25% Apr 27
16
35 7«
♦88
29, Ye
2,500
2'%
2%
70'%
:
34% Jan
18y4Sep
36% Jun
22
72%
*92%
*94'%
'
50
26'%
5-%
5%
35(4
36
96
29'%
22-
71%
54
*94'%
168
70%
common
25% May 15
29% Aug 28
"3
21 Ye
5%
*2%
70'%
*92%
•
96
168
14
,_1
Daylon Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc
29
35%
No par
No par
16% Mar 12
Nov
41
170
21%
95% Mar
.
July 18
43% Sep
37% Jun
'
72%
53
14
common
26 y4 May 28
26
5%'
2%
22
99
g
14
71
93
95
26
■
Dan River
96
18
30
20% Jun
28% Dec 20
14% Jan
Sep
Apr
73%
r
26%
49y4 Aug
18
86
25%
26 Ye
27,.% Jan
24
92.
20%
26 Ye
6% May 21
17 % May 21
May 16
44'/a Jan
62
17% Mar 19
' Mar 14
22
.
3,600
52.
*59
*168
2%
100
Inc
Dana
29:,e
*50
60
"
Custfman's Sons
Mar 29
Few
18
96Jan
2
55
96
Sep 20
48
Sep 15
93
1
28%
52
*58%
69%
;
Class A
2
/ % Sep
20
12% Sep 19
4% July 16
t
31
7% July-12
13% July 1
4
29 %
*50
60'%
14 %
—
Publishing
Curtis-Wright
•
28%
52
*59
72%
170
10
$7 preferred
Prior preferred
May 23
61'% Aug
preferred
Cuneo Press Inc_.
4
47% Aug 31
22
Mar 17
95
91% Sep
Sep
29:,,
*50
61
72'%
common
Curtis
30
'29%
51
29 %
25
14
18
29%
29 Y«
100
9'% Sep
23
13,500
29
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
30 % Nov
33,500
49 Y2
14%
pfd
Sugar
3
36 % Nov
1,600
4 5 Ye
48 3%
29%
5%
No par
—
13
6
41'a
45 Ye
48%
71
Amer
of
Feb
6
Jan
41%
"45%
29
noncum
Cudahy Packing Co
119'% Sep 10
63% July 19
41%
Y2
Corp
$4.20. preferred
Cuban-American
7,200
47 %
5
Steel
7,000
117
44
2
84'% Aug 20
4
41%
—1
Common
Cuba RR 6%
115'%
10,700
4!)%
*9t%
21%
2.50
118'%
116
121%
3,800
6%
45%
91
(The)
6'%
48%
*88
common
6%
6'%
11,400
Ye
44%
No par
Seal
44
,
50
'
——
&
43%
,43
r
45%
94'%
1
_
44'%
,
49 Ve
94%
x
1«0
26
42
*93
95
1
s
$2 preferred
Crown Zellerbach
4% %
119'%
29 Ys
293/2
15 Y4
26
6*,ij.
96
25
Wheat Corp
Corp
Cork
Crucible
'■
15
25;%
42
26%
74%'
72%
*93
*94%
6
15%
*25
42%
*59%
27
*168
IOY4 Jan
15% Jan
v
of
Crown
6
31
52% May 23
Cream
Crescent
2
40
26%
Shares
15%
25 Ye
51
6i%;
1
44'%
the Week
29%
30%
52
*60
%
,
2
3
105
'
•
4
6% Jan
I
23
Corp
43'%
Friday
Sept 21
'■
'
15
44%
' ::u
*50
100
preferred
2
Feb
30'«
25 Ye
.
121%
Thursday
1 Sept. 'Hi
41%'
43VW.43%
41%
50(4
5
15
6%
120
50
Inc
Lm
International Corp
3
65 Ye Sep
Electric
6%
50
preferred
3%%
23'% July 25
17'% Sep
5
14% May
7
21
Feb
116
104
10
Sep
67% Feb
101% May 25
21
14Y8 May 28
9% May
2
73% Apr -26
14% Sep 15
Sep
45%
—5
Crane Co common
7
75'% Sep
44%
5
—
Cosden Petroleum Corp new
3
;12Ye
Dubiller
preferred '
Coty
Coty
23
97
102
7%
28
32'% Sep
.
19
60 Ve Jau
29
30
10
45%
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common-10
42% Mar 26
Sep
45
42 (i
3%%
May 29
97% Mar
25 %
121%
5
28'% Jun
15
30
23
Sep. 13
33 '% Dec
3
25%
Corning Glass Works common—_5
23% Aug 27
6(4 Jan
3
19
18
26
42 %
Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
preferred 6% series
24
180% Mar
Aug 31
21% Sep 14
26
121%
Copperweld
5
32% Feb
15%
6%
Cornell
25
2
15
6%
19
5
15%
1
31
94% Jun
2% Feb
22% Sep
37% Sep
Jan
15%
.-f.
Sept. 19
,
—5
—
—
65% May
2
40% Mar 12
"7% Aug"l
Jan Y7
2
52
20
64
14
26
31
Wep
29
May 23
:
% Apr
2O*!'4
30
Insurance
Wednesday, '
Sept. 18
,
25
preferred—
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
2
54% Jan
July A
July 27
convertible
Tuesday
Sept .17
Continental Oil of Delaware
8
Continental Steel Corp
.——14
2
47% Aug 23
Sep' 2
52%bcp 19
58
Monday
Par
Continental Motors
Aug
28% Juiy 27
37% Nov
STOCK
Cop & Steel Ind com—2
Continental
Aug 10
43 %
35Ye May 16
21J/4 Mar 29
29
5%
9
9% J. n
94
28
1«'
Continental
23
58% Apr
34»/4 Jun
14
Dec
*4% Nov 25
25 V* Mar 14
16-/4 Apr
27 V* Apr
19
V2 £>ep
1'OEK
EXCHANGE
6 % May 26
u
8
NEW
»
«
Highest
12% Feb
23
23Y'4 Nov 25
10
Monday, September 24, 1056
14%
14%
28 5e
28 y2
10
28%
43,000
14»%
14 %
27
26 y4
26%
31 ('2
31 y2
31%
27
27
27%
28%
9,700
187/e
19%
19'/2
21 V2
10,700
44
14 %
-
9,900
29,900
1,409
45 %
44'%
45
41%
4W
403e
3934
40%
39 Ye
40'%
3,500
35'/*
35'%
35'%
35%
13,500
67
67
■
-
isf
%
1,800
.
36
Aug 11
33% Jan
66
Jan
12
7
,
12% May 17
21
33% Jun
Jun
24
66''
Aug
14 Ve Feb
9
28
22
Feb
1
17% Sep
32'% Jan
34
Oct
11
42 '% Feb
35% Apr
31% Jun
4
50% Dec
6
34 % Jan
11
40%: Sep
37% Jan
26 % Feb
3
32
July 18
26
60% Aug 13
44% Apr
5
13% Jun
7
13% Jan
26
38
31
7
61
9
■43% Jan
12% Jaa
4
Edison___
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
,<32% Jan
30
11
Detroit
Detroit
14
7
22 y4 Nov
RR_No par
20
26
19
28
Grande West
Jan
38% Mar
10
47% Oct
Denv &YRio
19% Sep
79
11
18% Jan
1
25
Apr
32% Sep
17 V4 Jun
30% Apr
9% Nov
May 14
36 Ve Jan
3
7
13
48
Devoe
8
&■
_
Raynolds
class
Match
A
35% Jan
17
15
22% Aug
17
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
$1.50 cumulative
13% Aug 27
52 y4 Jan
30
60% Aug 17
Dixie
65% Jan
24
75
30% Mar 14
64% Apr 26
79
Apr 29
38% July 25
11% Oct
15% Jan
13% Nov
62 %
16
May 17
28% Sep
10% Sep
20
3
21
13
18% Mar 31
21
13% Sep
17
Gup Co
5%
23
933/4 Dec 21
60 % Dec 30
57
Jan
10
82% July
5
Dow
54% Dec
49% Jan
23
89% Sep
21% Feb
5
19% Sep
10% Dec
12
243/4 Jan
21
14
7% Oct
26
12% Mar
157
Jan
117 %
3
17% Sep
12
15
10% Jun
14
4
6% Sep
19
249% July
6
1
124
Apr .12
94% Aug 11
;-33%Dec 29
101
Apr
46% Jan
50 % Oct
48% Jan
38
Sep
110y4Sep
89
Sep
14
12
20
43
Sep
7
51% Sep
54
46
28
6
Nov
17 Ye Nov
Apr
A.
17
27
Jan
35 Ve Jan
36% Feb
6
Jun
23
Jan
6
43% Feb
21
21
% Jan
18
i26 % Feb
163
45
34.% Dec 14
87% Nov 15
Mar 14
Oct
26
175
Jan
6
103
Sep 14
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
3% Nov 10
27% Feb
Jan
29% Jan
75% Jan
31
154.
61% Nov 30
35% July 29
Mar 14
24% Mar 15
92% July 22
36
2
,24;
99
.
*
,
Nov
52
Sep 28
May 27
107
\ 23% Feb
53
.■
Aug
5% Feb
15% Jan
6
20 y4 Oct
17
31% Feb
28
3
6
19
3
Jan
11% Oct
39
36% Jan
2
4
76
18
__
Jan
11
69% Oct
4
For
Sep 13
July 9
11
170
Apr
94
Jan
50
Jan
Eastman
6%
Kodak
4 y4 %
Ekco
2,500
13 Ye
13%
13 Ye
13 3 4
13 Ye
13%
83
91%
87'%
89'%
89
50'%
17,200
74 Ye
711/4
74 Ye
70 Ye
7134
70%
'86%
72 Ye
43,490
85%
87 Y2
85'%
87
83'%
86
84%
85'%
21,400
18%
18'%
18'%
18%
18 Ye
18%
11
lOYe
10-%
*10%
11
6%
7
7
87V2
18Y2
.11
*10%
-7
—60
-_50
_50
Products
4%%
Aug
9
39% Sep
30% Sep
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37
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12
Jan
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237
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Volume 184
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126
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6
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23
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27
34
Sep
19
6% Jun
29
9% Dec 22
5% May 18
26 % Mar 14
34
104 Va May 24
113
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9% Jan
5
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25
11% Sep
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18
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49 >/2 July 20
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20
46
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23
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19
38
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23
53% Aug 24
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4
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1
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29
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29
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21
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7
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28
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21
9
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18
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21
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23
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26
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10
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12
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27
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13
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140
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128
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2
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7
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9
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27
6
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%
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17
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8
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138
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50% July 23
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22
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3
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12
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8
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155
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14
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22
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Feb
2
22% Oct
25
9
Dec
16
168
17% Jan
26
59% Jan
6
Dec
30
50% Jan
18
.66 VA Jun
7
60
30% Dec
8
42'A Jan
3
55 Va July 25
44% Jan
16
41% Mar 14
1% Nov
3% Mar
11
Sep
9
Glldden
70% Sep
3
20
89% Mar 23
Goodrich
Jan
23
81 % Aug 27
Goodyear
29% Jun
8
36
Gould-National
Apr
18
13
Grace
2% Feb
14
23
Sep
34% Dec
21
12% Aug 30
20% Mar 16
6
30
29 % May 28
36% Aug
.6
39% Sep
12
34
35
Jan
6
45% Dec
30
37% May 15
45-
Jan
93
Mar 21
91
99
Feb
17
100
Dec
7
Feb
9
51% Sep
July 27
(W.
"
24
33% Dec
2
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
83
35% Jan
18
44% Sep
19
20 % Mar 22
24% Feb
39% Jan ,20
20.
Sep 19
21% Jan
74
143
69
3
Mar 16
Feb
-
•
9
153
23
' May 26
2
77% Dec
"
25% Feb 14
Sep
136% Jun
70 %
41 % Aug
20
46% Apr
23% Mar
' 3
1
149% Jan
22
May 25
10
108% July 17
11
79% Jan
10
Great
7%
Western
^
-
Sugar com
preferred
33% Mar 12
45% Sep
17 % May 10
9
18
96-
Jan
3
preferred
*17 Va
43%
Va
Va
5%
26,100
38 V'a
5,800
87%
17%
42 V4
100
34
87%
43'%
•■'
•;
17'/a
*17
25
25%
:/
41 %
2,900
2,300
43 Va
2,100
,
41 Va
5,200
11,100
1.40®
4,200
,
10
540
10
490
12,300
6.200
2,500
17,700
200
,13.600
9.400
—5
300
4,800
5.500
16,600
18,100
1.200
4
15,100
10 300
1,600
5
2, job
5
15,000
12.50
;
2,100
5
20
100
:
"
6 '/a
—25
No par
10Q
—.100
—1
& Die Corp
No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common___3*
4%%
86 3,a
17%
'
5'V'a •V
37%
.
87 Va
87%
*17%
41
Greenfield Tap
14% Feb
5'/4
38 Va
40%
Co.—/—No par
9
847a Sep
17%
*32
34
41
Ore Prop.+No par
Paper Co:
13
2
*17%
5'/a
38
40%
10
27% Sep
May 31
*32
41%
1
31 Va Feb
ley, Mar
500
34
10
18
99
*33%'
Co—100
37% Aug 11
65
*33
41%
10
34% Jan
28
7,500
3,900
41%
No par
30% Mar 14
13% Jan
1,600
93
39
41 %
1
26% Mar 15
93% Dec
92 Va
38%
25 Va
35
94
40%
20 Vn
*137%
*72%
27 %
'
7
3,800
38
25
——
Green
117V4
37%
25%
—_.T_10
Bay & Western RR
Green {H L) Co Inc
.
100
127,200
70%
43%
Rubber.:. ——5
Ry
b.oOO
47%
47 Va
117
/
6,900
4,400
70
115 Va
*114
r.
2,000
69 %
25
4
I
' Ex-distribution
Iron
59,000
■/
7Va
7 Va
:
25%
10
Steel common
Co common./,
Northern
,47
70
44%
1
Northern
.
31
25 Va
No par
Great
46 %
92%
45
Motors
Great
23,600
67:%
25%
!
:
preferred
Gt Northern
29,900
V
59 Va /
*.dU
iy
Grant
/
;
*33 Va
25%
100
___1
5
7% May 18
:•
*44%
'
Apr
x.
116%
44%
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
6
34
86%
1—100
3
T)
a
-
100
Granite
City
33
*33
88
Granby Consol M S <fe P__;
Grand Union Co
(The).,
(W
33
47 Va
^10
9
'3%%
33%
58
13 Va ,18 '/4
„
115%
44
& Co—
Rt
38%
87%
Batteries Inc.—
Graham-Paige
*
38
18
Inc
&
38 %
87%
<B F)
Tire
60% Sep
1% Aug 17
22% Jan
5
Co
37 Va
17%
com
Brewing Co„
Stock Telegraph
Goodall-Sanford
37%
875%
common.
(The)
25% Aug 28
27'/a July
12 Va Jan
&
Co
37%
5%
issued"
Co
preferred
Goebel
3
15
72%
38%
Corp_—
Brothers
$4.50
20
11
Jan
5
69 Va
,5%
Gillette
20
73%
34
—No par
preferred
(The) Co J.—
38% Oct
33%
72%
*33 Va
400
*92
92%
3J %
74
38%
Getty Oil Co common
juty 2*
92
33%
73
5%
preferred
Products
92%
93
33%
50
49%
No par
!'when
com
Gerber
92%
«J3
74%
74%
*■
69 »/4
116V4
117
38%
Corp_
:
70
I
Kubuer
cumulative
116%
5%
preferred
cum
116 Va
37%
10c
2,500
ll'/a
7Va
46 Vi
47%
5 %
preferred
conv
preferred.
82% Sep
103% Sep
&
116%
♦114
115
38%
Corp
Tire
46%
-
'
Va
10
Telephone
9
66% Apr
3
31
114
47 Va
5 Va
Corp
33'/a Apr
23
Nov
35% May 25
Shoe
116%
117
115
37%
General Refractories
24% May 28
33% Dec
*
14%
49%
60%
110
11%
*11 Vi
74 %
51%
60 %
46%
270
130
*129
14%
*11%
5
Utiltles—
<fc
35
ll'/a
115
1,900
69^4
11%
47%
T-"'
88%
••••*65""
75 %
116
11,600
'•-'"31%
11 %
70%
70
■
34%
ll'/a
7
4,800
6UJ
'
69%
14%
14%
Va
86%
•
90
70
3,500
i-.
26
34
33
130%
*129
131
Va
200
135
'■25%
26
32 Va
34%
*132
135
135
4.6
3J%
10c
Corp
General Railway Signal
17% Mar 24
6
13% Oct
1
Service,
Public
General
9%
50%
1
Outdoor
34
37
9%'»
10
137
137
X<£d%
34%
(Delaware>.1
39% Sep
Mar 17
1,000
69
8%
40%
Equipt Corp
preferred
100
700
30 !a
a
8%
28%
'Preferred $3.75 series—_No par
Precision
30',
%
'44%
8%
a
33%
preferred
4,200
9%
44%
47
Feb
290
10
9%
*44%
*114
31
1,200
16,000
9%
26%
—
7
112
112
44%
26%
Corp com___
120
9%
34 Va
Corp
400
33,100
35%
35 Va
1.300
II,200
*44 Va
10
33 %
Corp
-
f'!
81
7
7
112
111
%
*15%
0
Instrument
*83
35%
35
35%
115
H
84
7
7%
7
35
S112
28%
28
*83
-12
69%
9%
10
9%
84
116%
15%
*15%
15 Va
28%
84
7%
33%
36%
117
15%
28%
7
7
7
36%
117
15%
29'/a
85
15%
28%
*84
_l%
91% Sep
900
9%
121/4
*26%
Co
5,600
1
10
9%
12 'A
—100
115% Sep
31%
10
10
12%
preferred
9
35%
34
10
12%
71 %
30
102
7
-50
60%
70
Nov
9
98
7,500
140
88
71 %
Jun
20
Aug
29% Jan
119% Dec
:t
91
,100
Corp
Motors
65
64%
140
70%
$5
12,200
V/V
97
*95
*89
No pa:
3
55
54 V4
.
t.
64
*130
1
com_..No par
Inc
Electric
63%
64%
5
Dynamics Cnrn
"when issued"
General
5.300
91
7'/a
5%
.
2,600
140
7
Jan
127
% Mar 20
1,100
47%
-45%
91
7 Va
1
49
40% May 28
if
-45'/a
■•';■•
53
97
?
-8,400
98
*132
47%
14
3,500
13%
V
92
140
7%
Nov
2,700
-35Va
*94 Va
45%
47%
54
40
53%
-34',a
13%
1
123
i:
104
53
<11% -11% if
/
14
No par
7
43% Oct
5,500
18 Va
com
11
120
1,100
12,400
88%
*102 V'a
■
i,
14
General Mills common
2
122% Mar
9
'
104
C87%
9.200
:i
'
34 Va
34%
'98
'
43% May 28
67
59%
Corp common—2
preferred
10
2
65 % Aug
New
46 %
27
64
18 %
Contract
series
45%
'tZ
89 Va
8.400
10,100
110
26'Va
~
*
2,100
33 Va'-
-
60%
loo
Cigar Co
preferred
7%
33.Va
o
87%
..No par
preferred
2nd
conv
General
23
jun
,4%
General
General
li
5
7
Corp
79% Aug 17
53
Aug 17
52% Jan
30
4%
13
May
67%
,
-2,700
29%
*100
26Va
64
14%
5
—
Bronze
General
17% Jan
130
86
46 %
26%
90'/4
94
com__l
1st preferred
Apr
6*% Jan
30% Jun
45%,
89%
140
^____1
General Cable Corp com
5
:
■
.9.%;%
26%.
18V a
No par
25% Sep
13
15,000
59%
_100
24% Jan
30
47 Z
91
*92
Transportation—2.50
3
July
98
50
Corp.
Investors
23
38% Dec
' I
89%
35
preferred.
Acceptance
26% Dec 29
67'A Dec
*
I,300
32%
26%
;
103
26%
51
36% Feb
93
M
:y.:
29
k--
,68%
35%
148% Jun
18
*98
108
46
33
V4
11%
8'
7
Mar 18
*98
48%
53 V4
50%
6
24% Mar 15
32 V4
26%
11%
35 Vb
8
45% Jan
33%
67
54%
■
1
15
,83%
103 %.
2
General Baking Co common
26
•
9»/4
?•
29%,;
26%
.91%
com
29% Jan
Jan
7.000-
2,400
21
9%.
26%
.
69%
*134
issued"
Inc
$4.50 preferred
10% Aug 30
May 22
9'%
26%
28%
67%
64
5
convertible
Amer
46%
'
*95
No par
Industries
American
General
17%
32 Va
21
32
*26%
26%
66
common—_1
(The)
Corp
Wood
48%
-7.1%
97
1
common
(The)
common
Garrett
-
29%
32%
;r:
29%
27 Va
29 Va
107%
65%
Inc common_____5
preferred
50
Gamewell
38
17%
32 Va
: .r
10
Gardner-D.enver Co
1
9% Mar
20
*100 -i
108
•27
:
9%
26%
34 Va
1
6
Co
33'/a
*95
100
32% July 31
9
51
1,900
1
(Robert)
75 % Sep
30
32%
33%
39»/4
:•
53 Va
l
ioo
Gamble-Skogmo
5%
31%
32
100
48% V.
&■
...
45%
15
(Tht,
Inc
21
50
1
Trailer
Co
Co
32-%
13%
7%
._
$4.50 preferred
9% Jun
15
35% Mar 14
4% Oct
:
preferred
Galr
July 30
19
49% July 27
27% Dec
3
40% July 25
124
107 y, Jan
34%
34 'a
No par
Co
4%
32 V'a
21
7,800
..
4u
38%
;r
17 %
32%
21%
9 Va
29
*C4
Co__No par
Co
Fruehauf
23
17'/a
32 Va
♦20%
9
26%
11%.
1
Co
Mar 29
94
28% May 29
30
July
38% Apr
Sugar
Sulphur
Froedtert Corp
16% Mar 22
14
25 % Jan
24
9
'9
30Va
91-%
-
—5
Franklin Stores Corp—
27
38 va
1,800
10%
49
*4 j'/4
-
6,200
7 %. •.
'
Foster-Wheeler' Corp
24
23
Oct
38%
■t 17 Va '17%
17%
17%
41%: r
10
Jun
% Feb
16% Mar 23
38%
00
100
2
8
94
*38%
<:••
3,
•11,200
72
Vt ;/44%"
48%
39
38%
25 V4
7Ja
7%/ i'/"'
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
lt>%
22 v«
•44%
7%
8.0OO
/•■.■ 600
5
12'/s Jan
28% Dec
88% Mar 30
44
?•
.16%
*67
51
267/a
54%
Inc
33
78
68
*46
33% 1
♦102 Va
.*
Co
98% Nov
Jan
23
68
*49 V :
33 V*
69%
100
Foremost Dairies
Francisco
4.600
J
'.,11
'
4
8
22%
48%:
21'/4
loo
pfd ser of '51
12% Apr
14% Jun
6
10%
32% 7 33 Va
26%
6.25
preferred
Motor
22%
51
21
47 %
-
& Chem Corp
10
convertible preferred_„loo
26% Aug 22
50
Mar 31
11% Mar 14
25% Dec
cum
3, J JO
12%
j-12 Va
'11
16%%
72
'
Food Machinery
July
_
2,700
46
45%
16%
*46
17%
*100
—No par
Light
12% %
llVa
'*.
9.000
/V
4
*
■__.
&
45%
12%
♦49
34
5
...
Corp—_
44^'a
48%
26%
A
common—
„
8j
*, IT Va
7%
■
V
21%
._3....
-
_lo
Food Fair Stores Inc common-.
Apr 18
1021/4 Mar 9
97
51
preierreu
««
62
50% Jan 27
14
July 15
61% Sep
Feb
105% Mar
84 V4
45%
10%
;
335/a
No par
Florence Stove Co
96% Nov
105
(The)
21% Mar 12
21
Sep 21
15% July
Co
6
21
105
13
25
9
41
17
Sep
13% Sep
94
I0V4
83%
V.
24'%
1<%
'
loo
;
Shares
24
s
7%
'
*
17%
NY__„5
Flrat National Stores
Firth (The) Carpet Co___
12
May 23
69% Sep
Jan
68
,
^ire.Inc
».*
3
12% Feb
3
♦49
'"♦46
•
.44 %
7Va
32%-
-
com__Nonpar
Firestone Tire & Rubber com
■"
4%% preferred
*
i6
61
10% Jan
Phoenix
th* w**k
r
17%
17
22%
29%
preferred____
conv
-.■•-Friday:Sept 21
.;*)
24
>
itv*
*67
73
10%
3.9%
10
tova
t>
11
46% Jan
102
106% Jan
49 Va May 28
20
39
K
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Flltrol Corp
:
Aug 17
.
10%
48%
13
i-
17
23
i
7%
51
___!
Paper Prod
cum
Fidelity
23
91% Jun 27
105,a
Va&i
44% %45hf/:
V\
7
*46
1
—■:
__
40
OAJkl
43% Mar 15
99
4%
Mar 26
30% Feb
1
Inc
Corp
26% Jan
Oct
/«
•
1
23
46% Feb
106
Aug 29
18% Mar 11
32
61
May
Jan
11% Sep 19
100
•>«
20
26 ya May.
1
23
'
—
Fibreboard
May
62
62»/2 Jun
26
135
;
30
108 «' Mar
9
Aug 17
23
110
17
Feb~24
23% Sep
Jan
45% Sep
124
22
43
&
23%
45%
*
12%
♦11
*17
♦68
•33%
Felt
Ferro
»
45%
7%
5
Co____
17
V
33 Va
Feuciated
20
32 % Sep 20
23
73
Dept, SUiica
2
Tarrant Mfg Co____—____5
37% Mar 14
8% May 28
Aug 14
13% Feb 23
38% Apr
11
♦21%
28% Sep
9
6
12%
ll'/a
25
25
8% Nov
28% Jan
EHectric
Sales far
Sept. 20
*17%
85 Va
■
45%
45%
12%
>17%
22%
-50-
Board Co Inc
4.6% : cumulative preferred
-■
:
18 ''a
a
84
45 %
♦48
cdny
Federal Paper
7;.
10
eonv ;cuin
.
24 V4
,
17 >
85
.V
11
45
pfd 1953 seller
Mogul Bower Bearijigs
9
'
/
13
17
Corp
pid ser
5%*
Federal
23
12
Fedders-Quigan
Apr 18
24
V,
'
Thursday
-
'
5
Apr
V.
Sept. 19
;
>18
85
45%
1
12%
11
"_2
commonI"~l
57
'-f (Wednesday
.
24 %
18
86
-
*68
Metallurgical Corp__v
Corp
Farwlck
45%
■"
_5o
'51/'
5
11
29
>7
Mol-se&No bar
preferred series B
Fansteel
13% Mar 29
31VsJa a
29
Apr
: 7% Jun
9
20
49
4
Jan
5%
51% July 10
2
6% Anr
10'ASep
3
Jan
'
Feb
31
30
8% July 12
13% Jan
20
23%
—18%
85%
-
Falrchild Engine <fc Airplane
Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co____:
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Corp common~IIIl
1
37% Nov
.
Fairbanks
16% Jan
-23^4'.' -24%:'
18
2'
14% Mar 16
Sept. 1.8
;
1
.
3
7
7
25
'•'
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
;/> LOW
Tuesday
,;i
Monday//!:,
Sept. 17
5
15% Jan
Sep
74
5Va Mar 14
Co_
49 % Feb
11-
25% Dec
26% Jan
."'.V
STOCK
1
11
7
July
Products
Everaharp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
68
26
YORK
'W-ty28
38% May
RECORD
%
Y
c"exchangev';*-•''Ptir*
"
Evans
29% July 17
22% Mar 14
Sep
STOCKSv-i.V. v V
'
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NEW
Highest
20
7
17% Mar
May 16
•
7
-
Apr
,
"
30
41% Dec
1
13% Dec
X ■'•'
Range Since Jan. 1
lawtif
26% Sep 29
203/» Sep 13
72% Dec 30
12 Va Nov
24% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK
f
■:
Hlthe.t
Law eat
(1241)
—190
x42 %
14%;
*36
5,400
5.400
2,700
11.500
4,300
20
80
9.300
2.100
14,800
40
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, September
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Bu(< for Previous
Highest
Grumman
18
8
5% Jan
3
31V8 Sep
84% Sep
83% Jan
23
96 ¥4 Oct
6
61% Mar 14
98
Aircraft Corp
Jan
31
38% Nov
18
105
104
Dec
8
107
41
Dec
15
34% Sep 20
98
Aug 30
98% Aug 17
3
9
7
Jun
109% Jun
Aug 26
104% July 13
Mar 14
Jun
100
10
Sep
19
the Week
21./"
30%
29%
30%
30%
30%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
31 %
32 %
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31 %
31%
31%
31%
*86 %
88
80 %
117'%
25
,
Utilities
100
100
100
$4.40 dividend
35%
36%
36%
*96 Viz
98
100
100
102
102
No par
.—i
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
23
117%
120%
86%
119
31
85%
85%
116'A
118%
85 %
85 %
84%
116%
115
115%
Shares
'?*?'
v
9,100
2,700
5,800
85
1,100
117%
78,900
Co—
dividend
$4.20
31
1
Corp
Common
6
105% Feb
Sept
31%
42% Mar 20
Feb
Fridar
Sept. 20
7%
103% Feb 28
108
29%
Sales far
Thursday
1
Gulf States
101
31
PRICES
Sept. 19
Gulf OH
147% July 26
31
14
21
Apr
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 18
Sept. 17
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
$5 preferred
;
No par
39% Mar 23
8
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Guantanamo Sugar
27% Jun
93% Sep 23
6
Jan
90
13
35% Jan
2
8% Apr
HIGH
LOW AND
%.
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
4
44 % Feb 23
45% Feb
32% July 19
5 Ye Dec 22
35% Jan
NEW YOKK
Range Since Jon. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1955
Lowest
36%
35%
35%
34%
35%
34%
35
*96
98
*96
98
%6
98
*96
100
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
►100
102
100
100
*98%
100
*98%
100
43
*42%
8,700
98
100
~60
50
H
46% July 12
41 ¥4 Jan
5
69 % Nov
25
58% Feb
10
24 ¥4 Sep
45% Aug 10
19 Yb Jan
6
14
20% May
4
45% July 25
90¥i Sep
5
24
Aug 20
Sep
Hall (W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
;4% convertible preferred
25 ¥4 Feb
4
19
Jan
24
27
7
100 ¥4 Feb
4
87
Jan
24
107
6
38 ¥4 Deo
6
34
May 28
Sep 18
42% Mar 29
Hammermill
Jan
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
23
64
Sep
12
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
134
Aug 24
146
Feb
15
40 ¥2 Nov
17
43
Apr
23
38
31% Feb
9
39% July 13
12
35 ¥2
Mar 11
20
29 ¥a
5% Mar 25
May 28
2 4 ¥2
31% Dec
6%
Sep 20
Harshaw
May 22
Jan
5
39
Aug
18 ¥4 Jan
23
37
Mar 12
3
13 Va May 28
17% Jan
7
18¥a Sep
10
23
29¥4 Feb
6
3
60 ¥2 Sep
29
96% Aug 15
104 ¥2 Feb
7
94 ¥2 Apr
27
18% Sep
19
5
23 7/a Jan
4%%
preferredHaveg Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
24
36 ¥2 Sep
91
Sep
Dec
27
24 ¥8 Mar
80 ¥2
20
51 Ye
Sep 20
Sep 20
Jan
3%%
9
Jan
5
20
Aug
6
26% May 25
38 ¥2 Jan
3
Hener
2
17
Jun
8
21 ¥a Mar 15
May"l9
17% Oct
11
July 25
22% Mar
39 ¥2 Sep
126
4
20
26
102%
102
36 Va
36 Va
36 ¥1
36 ¥4
2,600
61 ¥»
59%
60%
59%
60
60
60 ¥2
60
60%
3,900
137
*134
137
*134
137
23%
23 ¥4
23 ¥4
*23
15%
15%
15%
1,400
21%
21%
43,100
31%
31%
1,300
80 ¥2
80 ¥2
82
*80 ¥4
25
51 ¥2
52
x51 ¥2
*95 ¥2
*80 ¥2
97
95 ¥2
19
*18 ¥2
100
24%
24¥a
24%
700
36
36
36
36
280
No par
xl7%
18
17%
17%
17 ¥4
17 ¥a
17 ¥4
18
I8V2
3,600
Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
42 ¥4
8,200
122 ¥2
42 ¥4
♦17¥a
43
41 ¥2
3
42
¥2 Feb
14
19 3A Feb
25% Jan
4
32 ¥2 Mar
7
4 ¥4%
11
preferred series A
Co
*•>»'« .T'ilv o-?
Hotel*
Corn
wo'lanrier (At & Sons
11
21% Mar 23
3
30
23
32¥4 Jan
16
48
Jan
3
32 ¥a
July 12
40
Feb
20
37% Oct
10
Holly Sugar Corp common
,5% convertible preferred
Homestake Mining
65
Dec
22
50
Feb
10
73% Jun
19
Honolulu
28% Jan
31
44% Jun 27
35 ¥a Jan
30
52 ¥» July 17
100 ¥2 Jun
14
97% Apr
5% Sep
17
103 ¥2 Mar 18
20
8¥a Jan
106
Apr 28
8¥a Dec 27
31
Hooker
*46%
49
49
50
*49
50 ¥2
500
50 ¥2
49%
49 ¥4
*49¥4
51
50
50
*49%
50%
300
35 ¥2
35%
X35 Va
35%
34 ¥4
35 ¥4
37
37 VB
37
3 7 ¥2
37
37
15%
15¥a
15 ¥4
15 ¥2
15¥a
66 ¥2
66 ¥2
*66
66 ¥2
84 ¥2
84 ¥4
84 ¥4
84
84 ¥4
49 ¥2
50
43¥a
49 ¥a
47 ¥2
49
*2 4 ¥4
12
12 Va
12 Va
12
12'/a
12
12¥a
2,000
8 V4
2,100
7 ¥2
7 ¥2
32 %
33%
32 ¥a
32 ¥s
62 ¥4
63 ¥4
63
63 ¥2
Electrochem
common—5
44
No par
Co
¥4
44%
1774 Dec
101
Aug 31
Feb
14
29
22 ¥e Jun
23
15% Mar 14
27% Dec
41 ¥4 Jan
8
1% Dec
15
3 ¥2 Feb
12% Apr
71% Sep
27
9 Va Feb
13% Aug 15
17% Sep 20
1% Jan 12
10
7% July 18
53% Jan
6
17
3
Jan
6
3
7¥2 Feb
64
13
Jan
20
10
Feb
41 ¥2
23% Sep
19 ¥a Jan
39
3
Sep
21
,
24¥a Sep
20
7¥a Jan
July
13
5%
pfd
conv
100
50% Julv 17
A
Rafrieerntor
21
New
300
85 ¥2
85 ¥4
85%
95 ¥2
*94
103
95 ¥2
*101
103
16
*94
95 ¥2
103
*101
16
*37 ¥4
*94
*101
16 Va
*37 ¥4
25%
*84
95%
103
49 ¥2
13 %
*13 ¥2
14
13
¥2
13 ¥2
*13%
17%
17%
13
17%
17 ¥4
17%
2%
*2 ¥4
2Y4
2 Vi
2%
*8
*94
*101
2%
8 ¥4
86 ¥4
85 ¥4
5¥e
5%
5 ¥4
V2
33 ¥2
33
*33
48
47 ¥2
50 ¥4
2%
8%
86 ¥4
5
16
33
50 ¥2
*8
50
Co-.
"when
common
23 %
13 ¥a
preferred—100
series
23 ¥2
17%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hupp Corp common
1
3
23 ¥2
85 ¥2
2%
5¥a May 2
Sep 19
32 ¥4 Sep .21
33
23 ¥2
85 ¥2
50
com
80
4,400
85%
16
87
47 ¥4
,
*8
49 ¥a
8%
49
*8
85 ¥2
5%
33
49
%
48 ¥a
5,700
5%
86 ¥4
24
44
100 ¥2
5%
*85 ¥2
*94
noncumulative
42 ¥2
*99
300
5¥a
25¥a
1
5%
43
99%
25%
5%
31
5¥a
37 ¥2
*101
IHudson & Manhattan
42
*98
26
1
23
100
37 ¥2
Howard Stores Corp
3¥4 Apr
42 ¥2
100
25%
Howe
11 ¥2 Apr 23
99
July 26
5,100
16%
100
Co
62 ¥4
26 ¥4
26 % Mar 19
Sound
61
37 ¥2
Houston
&
61 ¥4
26 YB
57% Aug 17
18¥4 Jan
3
Lighting
60%
*36 ¥4
100
preferred
4,400
37%
Power—No par
preferred—
*l/e
4.40%
32%
26%
10
94
23
47
32 %
26 ¥a
28
6
105 ¥2 Feb
8
14
33%
37 ¥2
105
38% Oct
32%
63
*23 ¥2
102 ¥2 Jan
102% Mar
1,700
32 ¥a
61 ¥2
23 ¥2
¥4
20
32 ¥2
16 ¥a
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
3¥4% preferred
100
6
8 ¥4
20
*30 ¥2
23%
40
104 ¥2 Jan
¥4
30 ¥2
42 ¥2
44
101
8
20%
30 ¥2
16¥a
13
Mar 10
8
*20
200
•
31
24
12
100
8¥a
20%
¥2
5 ¥4
Apr
6
8¥a
20 Va
*30
5 Yb
84
com
41 ¥4
*100
5%
20%
31
5 ¥4
*23
25
Inc
*30 ¥2
101
5 ¥4
36 ¥2 Sep
preferred
20 ¥2
31
*100
1
25
3
8 ¥4
10
3
Mar
7%
20 >/4
19¥a
5
96
'200
12
16 ¥4
Aug
28¥8 Jan
24 Va
12 ¥4
*12
3
Aug 24
Sep 12
24
3,300
Houdaille-Industries
Aug
May
24 ¥4
10 Va
18¥4 July 11
34
*10
23
29¥2 Mar
98
*24
10 ¥2
10 VB
10
4
24 ¥4
50
140
14,500
23
23
28
48
10 ¥2
12 Yb Feb
28
47 ¥2
22%
21¥a Jan
26% Oct
84%
48
47
66 %
22 ¥a
27
91% Jan
84 ¥4
*66
23 ¥4
16-% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
34% Jan
66 ¥2
84%
22%
*30¥a
Oil Corn
conv
¥2
*84 '/a
23 ¥2
10
$4.25 preferred
5%
1,200
3,500
23 %
*10
30
12.50
Hotel Corp of America
2
*10
6,800
15 ¥2
10¥a
13
Dec
*23 ¥2
10%
35%
37 ¥2
23¥a
26
17
24 ¥4
66
15¥a
70
10 ¥a
13% Mar 14
Jun
*66
35 ¥4
*37
124
23 ¥2
5
19% Jun
9
17
40%
*122%
49 ¥2
124
84 ¥4
5
13
Feb
40%
122 ¥2
*48 ¥2
1
29 ¥2 Feb
3
3 9 ¥2
122 ¥2
*122 ¥2
50c
(Charles
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
34% Oct
Apr
41 %
122 ¥2
300
49 ¥4
"when issued"—2.50
New common
Hiien Co
40%
122 ¥2
42 ¥a
18 ¥4
122 ¥2
*66
5
..
18
¥4
49
50
(The)
19
*49%
.
21
6 ¥4 Apr
40
24 ¥4
3
12
*18
10
1,100
97
18 ¥2
77 ¥2 Feb
3
18%
81
51%
36
99
2
51 ¥a
*95
24 ¥2
5
8 ¥2 Mar
*79
51 ¥2
95 %
¥2
Sep
16% Jan
*18
51 Va
24 ¥2
84
28
*93
35
15 ¥2
Oct
95 ¥2
36
15%
May 12
51 ¥2
24%
24%
37
6 %
51%
95 ¥2
36
xl9
10
preferred—_25
37 ¥2
12
82
52
95 ¥2
24%
Co
<Sc
15%
20
*80 ¥2
82
37
EJ
noncumulative
36
24¥aSep
800
31%
37 ¥4
25¥a Sep
7
14 ¥2 Apr 12
10% July 3
23 ¥2
21%
1
iZ'/2 Jan
23 ¥2
31
5
xo
23 ¥4
21 ¥4
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3 ¥2%
preferred series A
100
$4¥a cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
Sep 21
23 ¥4
*15 ¥8
Hertz
Sep
30
23 ¥2
32%
Hewitt-Robins Inc
July 16
Aug
3
36%
15%
46 ¥2 Mar 14
24
36%
21%
20% Mar 19
10
37 ¥4
32 ¥4
18
20 ¥2
*36%
15%
15% Sep 21
67 ¥4 Aug 14
j
37 ¥4
5,800
21 ¥2
37
10
1,500
16
16
12 14 iliu.
1,400
6 ¥2
22 ¥a
29
31% Jan
28 ¥2
6%
32 ¥2
43 ¥2 Dec
2
28'%
6%
15%
20% Nov
20
28 ¥4
6 ¥4
32 ¥e
15% May 12
10% Nov
28 ¥4
¥4
21%
71
20% Nov
25%
16
31% Mar 18
5174 Aug 24
4,900
1,200
35
24%
22 ¥4
41% May 23
6
38
25
32%
16
23
34% Jan
137
35
'
24 ¥4
11
Jan
330
32 ¥4
27% Jan
3
1,500
x21%
54
89% Jan
23%
*36%
10
Sep
*36%
37 ¥2
¥2 Sep
79 ¥2 Aug
3
98 ¥2 Dec 30
37 ¥2
*36%
49
5
6%
6%
54% Mar 18
34 ¥2 Nov
9
Jan
28 ¥2
*6 ¥4
28 ¥2
6 ¥4
53% Mar 20
11
*28 ¥4
*28 ¥4
20
Oct
24 ¥2
6%
18
25
25%
28%
Apr
Jan
25
6%
Jun
,
26
37 ¥2
2 6 ¥4
103
*36
7%
24
35 ¥2
*134
38 ¥4
35 ¥4
28 VB
48
Feb
37%
36
25%
120
Dec
38%
35%
25%
19
51
137
38 ¥4
36 ¥4
25%
'
*134
39 ¥4
38
*35%
100
1
(G W) common
tielme
51¥2Julyl9
124
(W
26 ¥4
102%
36
134
1
Hercules Motors
38 ¥2
*25%
36
5
preferred
19
25 ¥b Dec
3
26 ¥2
105
36
15
preferred
Sep
6
36% Jan
26%
103%
100
61
5
Heinz (H J) Co common
3.65%
27
107
44
36
40
dist
Hecht Co common.
89% Feb 27
60
101
26%
105 Va
26%
43
36%
104
36%
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
35
22% Jan
122% Aug 11
40
Mar 14
51% Jan 13
3
July 23
34% Mar 27
25%
50
34
6
1,600
36%
Hat Corp of America common
15% Jan
11,500
22%
1
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Mar 27
20 V* Nov
84%
22 ¥4
10
Mar 29
8
27% NOV 21
84
22
5
39
18
83
22
39 ¥4
Chemical Co
17
16% Oct
81%
22%
1
Jan
9
83%
22
36%
100
Co
20
Jan
82%
22%
2.50
Corporation
Harrls-Seybold
6
39
39% Jan
preferred
Harsco
38% July 31
35¥a Apr 16
25
12
84% Jan 24
i
5
33% Dec
20
Co
14
July
8% Jan
26% Mar 14
Paper
86 ¥4
22
103%
13
18
84
22%
100
2.50
18% Oct
43 ¥2
86%
5
1
21% Jan
*42%
44 ¥2
86
22 ¥4
25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
79% Oct
44
*43
*43
Hackensack Water
8 5 ¥4
84 ¥2
5 ¥4
5 ¥4
5¥a
33
33%
*32 ¥2
49%
16 ¥4
4,400
38 ¥2
200
26
11,700
86
150
95 ¥2
103
49 ¥4
50 ¥2
13¥a
13%
13%
500
17%
17 ¥2
17%
7,900
*2 ¥4
2%
400
8%
8,500
*8¥a
5 ¥4
8%
85 ¥2
85
85%
2,000
¥4
16,800
5 ¥4
33
32%
5
32 ¥a
700
48 Va
48 ¥2
47%
48%
48 Va
48 ¥4
6,100
24 ¥2
...
issued"
24%
23%
24 ¥4
24 ¥2
24%
1,900
29 ¥4
29 ¥2
5,100
59 Va
59%
14,400
54 ¥2
54 ¥2
1,500
46%
400
I
n
Jun
21
67 ¥a Oct
47 ¥2 Jan
33% July 18
68¥a Sep 19
49
Aug 22
10
23
Sep 12
50
Jan
23
Nov
9
45
Aug 23
51
Jan
19
53 ¥2 Nov
5
27% Feb
58 ¥a Jan
57
11
4.08%
10
48 ¥4 Aug 21
53
Apr
5
4.26%
51 ¥1 Sep
49 ¥2 Sep
cumulative preferred
50
14
55
Jan
9
4.70 %
50
12
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
10
52
61% Aug 17
62% Sep
1
55
Jun
8
62% Mar 28
61
Jan 17
55
Mar 11
53
Feb
34% Mar 15
31 ¥4 Aug 31
8V1 Dec
35% May 3
72% May 4
60 ¥2 Aug 15
Sep
11
26V2 Jun
15
54 ¥2 Apr
53
Feb
20
29% Aug 16
46
Idaho Power Co
Illinois
3
10
Co
cumulative
4.42%
30 ¥4
30
30
2^%
30%
29%
29 ¥2
60%
61%
59 ¥2
61
58%
59%
58%
59%
No par
common
29%
No par
Central RR Co
Illinois Power
55
55
54 ¥2
55
55
55 ¥4
54
54 ¥2
45 ¥2
45%
*45 ¥2
46 ¥2
*45 ¥2
*47 ¥2
49
*47 ¥2
49
*47
¥2
49
*47 ¥2
49
*47
48
*50 ¥2
52
*50 ¥2
52
*50 ¥2
52
*50 ¥2
52
*50 ¥2
52
51
*50
51 ¥2
preferred-—50
50
Industrie
Electrica
6
10 ¥2 Nov
6
58% May 23
7% Apr
36% Sep
19
48% Jan
12
60¥4 Jan
20
11 ¥4 May
9
50 ¥4 Mar 13
71
59
13
85% July 20
Ingersoll-Rand
Sep
21
76 ¥2 Jun
8
Sep
8
24 ¥2 July 18
53
Jun
8
21'
Jun
8
57 ¥2 Dec
47
¥4 Jan
23
93
Sep
17
162
Jan
Dec
28
29
169 ¥2 Jun
15
66¥2 Mar 14
91 ¥2 Nov
28
35 ¥4 Jan
6
68
21% Jan
26
4
37¥4 Jan
7
96% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
103
12
Mar 29
33 ¥a Sep
35% Oct
11
165 ¥4 Aug
16
29 ¥2 Oct
11
28% Nov
2
41 ¥2 Jan
Mar
8
92 ¥2
84
155
41 Va Jun
6
27 ¥4
May
400
May
33 Va May
152
Aug
9
175 ¥4 May 31
37 ¥2 Jan
4
28% Sep
25% Jun
3
May 26
67 V, Jan
6
127 Va Dec
29
141
Jun
10
16
17
Jan
3
117% Sep
23
108
76
12
12%
Jun
82
Jan
12
101 ¥2 Sep 26
; 9% Mar 13
69
Mar 14
73 ¥' Jan
6
87¥a Aug 26
Jan
20 Va Nov
Nov
14
114
Jun
15
28
31
21
22
Aug 21
78
Jan
23
126 ¥8 Jan
6
10 >/a
Feb
6
6
7
34 ¥2 Mar 21
523
July 24
41% July 25
174
Feb
Jan
112% Aug
132
11
3
8
Mar 27
14 ¥4 Mar 13
Jan
31
25
144 ¥2 May
7
106 ¥4 Mar 13
21 ¥» Apr 19
85
Sep
13
104% Apr
Feb
15
144
7%
3
44% Feb
20
Jan
5
74 ¥4 Sep
16
53 ¥2 Sep
10
Jan
28
70% Mar 13
39 ¥2 Nov
11
34 V4 Apr
29 ¥4 Jan
20
38 ¥4 Jan
23 ¥4 Jan
34
6
26% Jan
3
3
20 ¥a Mar 23
121
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
Sep 20
91% Jan
45
19
Mar 14
99% Jun
65
6
13
Mar 15
32 ¥a Mar 14
98
Mar 10
33 Va Nov
For
29
International Shoe
International
International
Utilities
34 ¥4 Jan
19
39 ¥2 Mar 16
Interstate
conv preferred
Dept Stores
15
Interstate
Power Co
Intertype
Corp
3
30% May 16
36% Sep
6
30 ¥4 Aug 11
35 ¥2 Dec 30
130
24
33
Sep 21
12 ¥4
Sep
6
34% Jan
% May 29
Va Jan 10
125
13
5 ¥4
Jan
Sep
31 % Jan
27 ¥2 Sep
39
Jan
24
10% Mar 19
21
27% Sep 19
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
Sep
84 ¥4
Aug 31
59
453/4 Jun
May 10
20
21
95% Aug 27
47 ¥2 Mar 18
55
Jun
27
67 ¥4 Feb
1
85
54 ¥4
Sep
23
42 Va Jun
8
60
107 ¥4 Nov
22
30
98 % Sep
35 % Feb
21
38 ¥4 Dec
sue
DaKe
24
J,
July 17
Mar 14
102% Feb
58% Apr
85
fivur.nfs
7
62
97% Aug 15
104
10
July 18
Feb
20
34 ¥4
14
54
24
3i
Jun
27% Jan
130
6
5
Mar 21
¥8 Sep
6
105 ¥2 Feb 27
63% Aug
8
Corp
Ligh>
common
Co
Co
5%
88 ¥2
4,600
59%
60 ¥2
2,800
*21
31
¥4
461
36
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21%
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56
55%
56
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56%
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95
94 ¥2
94 ¥2
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95
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31%
32
21%
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459
31 ¥4
462 ¥2
452
35 Va
29
35%
34%
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154%
154 ¥2
155 ¥4
155 ¥4
155 ¥2
154 ¥2
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27%
27 Va
28%
27
27 Va
29
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76
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76
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35
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459 ¥2
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57
463
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35 ¥2
154 ¥4
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2,700
21,800
740
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29
4,300
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27 ¥4
27%
8,700
76
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107 ¥4
104%
107 VB
103 ¥2
105%
101 ¥2
104
104
105%
131
130 ¥2
130%
129 ¥2
130
129 Va
130
130
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117 ¥4
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6,400
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30,500
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15,400
119
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101
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16%
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16 ¥2
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86
87
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92
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129
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130
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53%
53%
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130
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130
300
200
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39%
40
40
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35,000
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51 ¥2
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21
21
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21
1,400
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33%
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33%
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32%
33%
32%
26
25%
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25 7/8
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
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48 ¥2
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47%
47%
47%
48%
47%
43
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129
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127 ¥2
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33%
126 ¥2
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126
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32%
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128
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common
series
Manufacturing Co
5
1
100
1
100
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574
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5%
5%
5 ¥4
5 ¥2
5%
6 ¥4
55
55
55 Va
54 ¥4
55 ¥2
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54%
27%
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27%
27%
27%
27%
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27%
500
35
35%
34%
34%
35
35
34'A
34 ¥2
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86
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85
87
87
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48
48
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54
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51
52
51%
51 ¥2
51 ¥2
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preferred
87 ¥2
59
121%
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Jones &. Laughlln Steel com
Joy
87%
58 ¥2
I
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
&
87
101
1
3 ¥4%
Johnson
89%
60
131
10
common
Jelierson hake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
Jewel Tea
87%
59
76
3.50
Jacobs
(F L) Co
Jaeeer Machine Co
New
30
90%
*72
No par
preferred
%
155
61
x26%
5
Island Creek Coal
$6
155
59 ¥2
465
35%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
&
165
*99
com
cum
Power
*155
89 ¥2
21%
'
Iowa
160
25
Telep & Teleg
0
55 ¥4 July 26
$1.40
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120 ¥4
preferred
5
58
¥4 Aug 27
53 ¥2 July 18
34% Jan
5
165
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No par
37% Apr
9
7,400
►155
9
91 ¥2
463
7.50
common
7
Feb
8,800
81 ¥4
25
International Silver
4
13
33%
80
8 ¥2
No par
com
Salt
30
20 ¥4 May
38 ¥4
79 ¥4
32%
15
preferred
38 ¥4 Feb
Sep 15
38%
77 ¥2
100
Rys of Cent Amer
38 ¥4 Jan
15% Aug 29
2,200
8 ¥2
38%
79%
No par
No par
$4 preferred
3
40
9%
9 Vn
39%
31%
100
—
International Packers Limited
International Paper common
2
6
2,900
9
55
5
com
9
3
150
29%
78 ¥2
*93
—
Sep
12% Jan
30% Jan
Chemical
Jun
32% Jan
46%
29¥a
61%
29
7%
46%
29
39
165
154
43% Jun
July
110
46%
9 ¥4
57
.No par
common
31 Va
;
29
39%
93
No par
45
Mar 15
34 ¥2 Mar 15
*46
80 ¥2
93
preferred
:
i_100
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No par
16
18
9 Va
*56
100
5%
50%
46%
79 ¥2
1
preferred
International
51
29
29
39
5
No par
"4%
IntT
9%
61%
*20%
Hvdro-EIectric Sys class A—25
Preferred
29 ¥4
46%
82%
100
Inc.:
Machines-.
Int'l Harvester
19
Aug
Dec
39% Sep
Business
29 ¥t
46 Vi
40
¥2
91
20
Corp—
IntT Minerals &
«R
25
8
Iron
33% Apr
42
48 ¥2 Mar
Ctfs
Int'l
60
28
Nj ;• ar
32 ¥4 Mar 12
4
7
Insuranshares
28
*9
38
80%
100
Inspiration Cons Copper
IntT
*46
29%
*155
preferred
Interlake
*49 ¥2
47
1
Interchemical Corp common
4 ¥2%
preferred
Feb
51
*46
No par
common
61 ¥2 Jan
103
94
•
6%
f49%
47
29
100 pesos
-
Inland Steel Co
98 ¥2 Apr
15 ¥2 Feb
2
A
97 ¥4 Aug
9
69% Mar 20
24 Va Mar 13
Sep
108
15
101
28
165
S
51
*46
46 ¥2
Mexico
Industrial Rayon
Feb
De
*49 ¥2
50
par
4.20% cumulative preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
46 ¥2
,
78 ¥4
79 ¥2
79 V4
79 ¥4
78%
79 ¥4
78 ¥2
73 ¥4
77 ¥2
77 ¥2
1,300
61,100
10
58 ¥a
100
100 ¥4
100%
*99%
100
98 ¥2
100
1
58%
59 Va
57%
59
57 %
58
59 ¥4 r'.
56%
58 Vi
5574
57%
55
56%
56%
57%
98 ¥2
V*
93, ¥2
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98 ¥4
810
57%
53
53
60 Va
7,400
Number 5571... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
NEW YORK STOCK
Bftnirc for PftTltm
Lutm*
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCK8
Year 1955
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
j.
Highest
}'*•
19
(1243)
YORK
HIGH SAL*
Wednesday
Sept. 19
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
exchange
par
Tuesday
Sept. 18
Sept. 17
PRICES
Bales fev
Thursday
Friday
the Wert
Sept. 20
Sept 21
Shares
K
28% May 25
43% Dec
14
34% Feb
13
70% Aug
115% Sep 21
47% Apr 20
39
Nov
30
45% Mar
94
Sep
30
99% May 16
100% Mar 23
105
Nov
105
May
107% Sep
9
102% Mar 15
70% Jan
43
25
24
Oct
84% Apr
48% Jan
31
3
44
Oct
21
4
27
3
3
20
44% Aug 14
May 24
96
95
July 9
Aug 28
97% Aug 24
103
Mar 13
108
Apr
105
Mar
103
98
Sep
71% Feb
17
40% Aug 29
24
Feb
15
21% Jan
10
36% Jan
56
58
3
113
Jan
13
1
Mar 27
3
40% Aug
147% Mar 14
23
44% Jun
8
25
60% Julv 16
7
30% July 16
Mar
53% Apr
6
Sep
16
39% Feb
10
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
33% Jan
23
Apr
58% Apr 27
40% Mar 19
31
74 J/2 Aug 20
47
38 % Dec
27
6
60
Dec
23
52% Jan
100% Jun
23
12
98
55% Feb
9
89
Aug 24
26% May 28
35% Sep 11
24"% Dec
8
22
Jan
10
2 9 J/2 Apr
39% May 31
50
Jan
4
43% Jan
4
52% Sep
10
12% Mar 15
16
16% Sep
10
47% Dec
20
22% Dec
32
28
4
16
Dec
Jan
4
7
25
18% Dec
Mar 14
Sep
5% Jan
22
6
4%
cum
4.50%
4.20%
4%
14% Apr
25% Apr
3% Aug
Feb
1
4%
50% Feb 29
13
Kresge
Kress
3
4
27 J/2 Aug
7
3
4'A Jan
6
16% Mar 13
(S
Kroger
Lane
Lees
86% Aug 11
89
May
8
97
11
15% Nov 28
13% Jan
10
35% Apr
26
6
3
11% Jan
3% Jan
25% Apr 26
2% Sep
1
17% Dec 22
6% Sep
3
3
58
17
Aug 30
1% July 6
15
Apr
5% Apr
23
47% Jan
22
Jan
16% Jan
Mar
30
3
18
13% Jan
3
149% Jun
47
Feb
8
9
711/,
-ppfo
Q
23
61% Mar 14
19
89% Dec
14% Sep
18
Apr 22
72% Sep 22
164% Nov 16
22
66
Sep 26
Jun
17
46% Oct
31
16
30,
55% Apr
21% Jan
14
25
39%
19
Dec
25% Jan
79
Apr 15
8% Mar 14
Sep
6
103% Sep 19
12
July 25
»
»
rt.
143
49
1631/2 Feb
2
47% Jan
23
64
23
89
Feb
8
Sep
100 % Jan
12
Jan
6
8
18% Jan
27
64 % Jan
23
28
10
73
Dec
32% July
123
July
21
5
5
28% Mar 14
38% Sep
6
20
23
4
Oct
103% Mar
11
Mar
100
Sep 26
107% Apr
103 % Jan
102
Mar 11
105
8
35
Jan
21% Mar
53% Jan
25 '/a May
12
6
3
14
Link
Belt
Lionel
3'/?%
9
4.25%
4.35%
July 27
77% Jan
6
90% Dec
30
17% Sap
135
21 J/s Feb
23
143% Jan
21
Sep 10
5
49% Jan
10
63
83% Jan
27
109
J/2 Sep
May
5%
38'.V.
1333/4
6
21
Jun
26
51% Jar
3
42
Jan
20
48% Jan
53% Jan
3
40% Sep
21
27'/2 Feb
46%
45%
453/4
453/4
46i%
11,200
51%
49%
51
50%
50%
i
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
1
43%
43%
43%
43%
43
43%
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43%
43
43
48
48%
47%
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47
48
46%
47%'
46%
47%
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36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
371/4
371/4
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10
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72
67
69%
66%
90
91
89%
901%
90
90
27%
27%
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27%
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600
12,200
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67
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90%
89 %
89%
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27%
27%
27%
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630
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36%
35%
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24%
24%
241/4
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24%
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243/4
25
25
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5,600
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51%
50%
51%
50
50 3/4
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18
20%
30%
;
100
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18
17%
18
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20
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94
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94
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94
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;
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15
15%
14%
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17%
17%
20
20%
31%
31
14%
92
'
.
14%
50%
49%
511/4
49
50%
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493/4
50
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17%
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17%
18
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2
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2
6
53%
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6
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52
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193/a
14.600
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6
19'/a
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18%
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19
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19%
19%
20
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20
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20
10
86%
87
85%
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85
85%
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853/4
4,300
7
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14%
14%
14%
14%
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14%
143/4
14%
14%
13.600
66
67
66
66 3/8
66
66 3/a
66
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146
144
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25
19
100
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2
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2
700
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20
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18
5
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1
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27
1
50
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10
.
55%
70
19%
146
53%
55%
55
70
70%
70%
19
53%
71
69%
71
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16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16
15
42%
42%
421/4
42%
43
93'%
♦89
preferred
100
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♦89
93'%
91
*144
146
400
55
43V4
693/4
70%
2.900
70
16%
16%
1,100
44
411/4
443/4
10,800
91
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series
D
series
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91
1
8%
8%
8%
81/4
8%
8%
6.000
1
50%
51%
49%
50%
49%
50%
49 %
50%
50 %
513/s
19%
20 '/a
19%
20
19%
20%
20%
203/4
201/4
20 3/4
26,900
20,400
-
(P)
_100
preferred
9
Louisville
&
Co
31%
32%
32%
90%
32
122
*118
►118
*118
Lowenstein
313/4
5.300
1183/4
89%
300
4,900
71%
72
69
71%
68%
69%
69
71
22
22%
22
22%
22
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
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104 %
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96
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96
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96
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97
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97
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138
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135
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18
136%
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>
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62%
62%
99
99%
99%
99%
98
98
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94
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21%
21%
95%
95%
92'/4
r
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91
10,100
110
137
62%
1,800
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2,000
21%
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97
18%
137
62%
100 %
97
17%
18%
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97
63%
99%
:
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96
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63%
63 %'
50
Inc
8,000
31%
118%
73
10
Sons
&
(M)
Lukens Steel Co
901/4
32
72%
Hi
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31%
32%
97
(Ky)_Nopar
£0%
121
88
92
122
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100
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92%
911/4
93%
123
♦95
10
common
Gas &
32%
100
prelerred
Co
92%
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8%
8%
8
8%
100
preferred
E
uU
4,000
54%
533/4
16%
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433/4
com
144
53%
53%
5,300
No par
Louisville
8
14,800
13,600
45%
No par
common
1
17
'98% July 12
•
135
493/4
46%
'
31% Dec
39% May 16
1,800
38%
1361/4
38%
38%
131%
41
5
(111)
series B preferred
7%
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51
Co.
Lorillard
403/4
27%
10
106
5
*40%
46%
preferred—
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
-10
13
29
41
27
conv
Mar 14
Jun
80
50%
10
6
136%
80%
46
Corp
23% July
134%
*79
51
common
2
38%
137%
*40
79%
27%
Cement
7
381/2
17%
38"%
79
471/8
Gas
89% May
79
27%
Star
16
38%
136
98
79
51
Star
4%%'
Jan
58
39
136
Lone
104
3
38V2
133%
Lone
16
102% Jan
45% Jan
3,300
17%
July 26
Sep
May 25
1,500
231/4
17%
July 11
Aug 29
147
257/8
23
17%
35
98
7
25%
23%
17%
98
132 J/B Aug
9
94
139% Dec
25%
23%
17%
Inc
101
3
25%
233/8;1
*3%
List Industries Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
6
25% Jan
25%;'"; ;
16%
convertible
Loew's
1,000
173/s
*26%
Corp (The)
Carbonic Corp
Liquid
100
80%
231/4
4
Sons
preferred
Tulip Cup
27
11
■t
noncum
99%
*97%
25%
*96%
preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
(The)
1
Fink
7%
100
*97
98
23%
1st
Corp
Lily
100
26 'A
25
Valley Coal
noncum
July 15
20% Oct
,22% Mar 14
Jan
114% Mar
Aug 27
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
14
43% Jun
7
9
18
1
5
Aug
73
14"% May 28
35% Jan 24
7
Oct
J/4 Mar 29
•
98
102%
17%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co_
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
18
*97
98
97
►100%
23%
*
pfd..75 Pesos Mex
series
preferred
&
100
90%
*94
97
102%
25%
;
Lehn
*96%
92
*94
17%
Lerner Stores Corp
Sep 20
Jan
64% Feb
Jan
1
9
*97
*89
*100%
26
211/2 Mar 26
Apr
100
V
97
23%
common
Lehigh Valley RR
50c
*97
91
102%
l
Bryant
Lehman
30
91
*94
*100%
17%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
$3
90%
97
IO21/2
1,400
5
Lee Rubber & Tire
Lehigh
8,200
23%
98
2
24% Aug
26% Mar 14
1
17
72% Feb
17% Mar 14
56
Feb
1
'<*ay 29
40% May 17
114
Feb
541% Sep
20% Jun
4
23
Sep
19% Jan
64% Jan
SI
19
43% Jan 23
16
3
2% Jan
24
40% Mar 14
July 10
21% Jan
40%
26
8 75
_
I" "
No par
preferred
3.85%
40%
40%
No par
Co
&
40%
*39%
Co
(James)
40%
41
Co
Consolidada 6%
18% Apr 27
22% Mar 12
407/s
*40'/4
10
Co
1,100
40%
50
(The)
Gas
49'A
98
100
&
*43%
633/8
120
81
Co
Mfg
4.32%
34% Apr 30
27
H)
Co
Laclede
La
8
Mar 22
S)
Kroehler
8
17'/a Jun
(S
*94
11100%
100
117%
49%
62%
80%
preferred
29% Mar 29
Jun
1% Jan
&
*97
II51/2
*49%
93
*91
96%
102%
63%
118%
49%
41%
41
93
*94%
62%
♦114%
49
64
98
preferred
(Julius)
*91
*1001%
36,900
62%
120
50
120
*49'/a
No par
com
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Koppers Co Inc common
Jun
18% Jan
100^
Hayes Wheel—
~~
1
Kennecott Copper
Nopar
Kern County Land Co
—2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus com
I_1
41/2% conv prior preferred
25
19
Mar 14
41%
Kelsey
30
25
6
Southern
non-cum
41
par
122
61 %
120
62%
,49%
—
cumulative
City
491/4
I—III00
"*~"iqq
ZI 100
preferredlllOO
preferred
preferred
4.35%
65
120%
50
preferred
Kansas
64
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com_No
3.80% preferred
Feb 25
34% Sep 20
98% Ma- 3
20% May 10
28% Jan
preferred--
—
4
30
conv
Kansas Gas & Electric Co_
Kansas Power & Light Co
38% Jan
28% Jun
m-eferred
Kayser
29% Feb
92% Mar 18
cum
4%%
21
May 28
24
6
4%%
28% Aug 14
24'% July 23
17 % Aug 21
30
1
92% May 9
46'% Jan 20
9
8
Mar
42% Anr
29% Jan
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp—33%
May 22
101
3
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
6
Feb
89
24% Mar
24% July 15
38% Nov
9
27% Mar 14
.
7
Aug
52
37% May 17
29% Jun
17% Mar 24
98% Jan
6
105% Nov 28
Mar 10
21% Jan
a
127
91V4
3,300
98 3/4
ki'
M
133
19
Mar 28
140
26% Mar 14
July 22
32% July 27
35% July 15
88% Mar 15
95
19% Jan
6
134
'
49 % Jan
3
Sep
13
26% Jan
10
May 24
39% Sep 19
2d% Apr
144
11
31% Jan
3
Jun
13
86% July 26
92% Jan
13
7% Jan
6
13% Jun
3
8% Aug 29
10% Apr
6
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
16
6% Sep
20
10% Feb
28
56% Jan
6
Sep 19
41% Sep 22
100 >/4 Jan
23
23
Jan
18
543% Jan
4
4% Dec
16
5% Nov 25
122
685
Jun
21
8% Apr
4
10 % May 18
33% Aug 30
5>/0
AUg 30
4% Jun
5% July
26
3
16% Aug 30
7% Sep
27
28
Jan
6
16
Jan
7
11%
Feb~17
35% Jun
20 % Feb
21
8% Jun
33
Sep
8
12
41
Mir 20
Mar 13
89% jun
31
Apr
9
*8%
Sugar
40'/4 July 11
Marquette
Marshall
13
37% July
6
98
Jan 24
24
42'
Martin
Apr
25
44
Feb
4
25%'Jan
6
40% Dec
19
35% Feb
50% Mar 23
Masouite
22 % Nov
29
26% Feb
16
19% May 25
24% Jan
Master
39
48% Mar 19
May 25
Sep
14
24
4%%
*5%
May
1
-6.25
preferred
Mfg 1 Co
Co
&
34%
38%
38%
30%
30%
30%
90%
341/4
35%
Maytag Co common
$3 preferred
—
—
20% May 16
25 % Dec
8
Jan
12
23
Mar 14
34
Nov
7
25
May 15
321/4 Jan
3
McCord
Jan
46
Aug 22
42
Jun
15
46
Jan
6
14
Apr
17
15'
Jan
16
preferred
McCrory Stores Corp
83% Jan
24
9
15
67
May
40
Mar 14
4
91
Jun
21% Aug 11
45% Apr
29% Feb
15
18
Sep 21
*80% Jan
25
3
43% Jan
29
79% Aug
9
431/4 Aug 20
16
Seo
95% Mar
19
5
Corp common
convertible
3%%
McLellan
&
1
101
Aug
2
60% Jan 21
31
Jan
7
Jan
Robbins Inc—;
106% Apr
77% Dec
39% Sep
18% Sep
19
3
15 % Feb
l
21% Jun
12
20
411% Apr
102% Jan
30
Mead
9
21
99 J/4
May 23
21
91% Mar 21
29 J/2 Aug
14
32% Mar 15
87 J/2 Sep
26% Jan
6
21% Jan
18
20
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
102
Jun
9
43% Jan
7
22% Oct
11
39
Jan
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
6
13
93% Mar 29
93% Dec
103% Oct
14
32% Jan
6
4
46
13
Jan
25
33% Feb
2
28% Jun
28
23 J/8 July
2
30% Apr
12
96
July 21
112% Apr 22
56% Jun 17
26% Feb
11
52% Aug 26
103% Apr 18
107% July
1
102
16
77 J/2 Feb
24% Feb
98
11
4%
26
27'/4 Feb
35
48
Jan
27
90
Sep 21
100% Aug 29
93
6
July 11
Feb
9
July 19
61% July 31
23% Jan
3
64% May 10
102
Jan
6
107
Jan
23
Apr 26
91
Sep
13
99% Feb
21
Apr 18
108% May 9
92
Jun
5
98 V2 Jan
Sep
4
108% Apr
25
47% Jan
20
61% Sep
5
Merck
$4
&
60
Sep
9
Co
conv
Inc
2nd
Mergenthaler
3.85%
4.45%
Miami
35%
35%
35%
35%
1 500
700
91
•89%
420
41%
413/4
42%
22%
223/4
*22%
22%
1,900
39%
49'/8
4OV4
4.200
*901/2
92
*90'%
92
*90%
No par
No par
*80%
28%
*55
*20 %
common.
A
*87
89%
*87
89%
*87%
83%;
82
*80%
82
*80%
82
*80 %
82
82
*28%
29
*55
56%
*20%
20%
283/4
29
*55
561/2
*55;
*20%
20%
283/4
Scott—
Co
56%
20%
700
400
20'A
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30 3/a
30%
30%
3Q%
303/a
30%
*42%
44%
*42%
44'A
*42%
44%
*42%
41 J/4
,*42%
44%
14%
14
141/4
14
14%
14
14
14
74%
73%
14
14%
*73i'4
74
74
*73%
73%
73
73
73%
72
73%
72
72
73
73
73
38%
38%
38
383/4
37Mi
37%
37%
*73%'
■
1.5U0
3,100
150
'
73%
;'33
2,800
3.200
1,300
15%
16
15%
15%
15
15%
86
85
85
85
85
84
84
48%
47%
473/4
47%
4734
48%
48%
3,400
19%
18%
19%
20
20
2,900
1
85
18
►85
85%
48
491/4
47%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
183/4
*18%
19
18%
18%
•183/B
5
34%
35
34
100
*100%
102
*75
•100'A
102
77
*70
91
*100%
*70
19
18%
18%
18%
32%
33%
32%
33
*100%
101%
•100%
500
1834
33%
343/4
800
102
77
*70
74%
*70
7,800
101%
74 V4
29%'
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
3,800
88
89
88%
88%
883/4
89%
*88%
89%
87%
88%
290
♦37
41
40
*39
40
39'%
39%
24%
24%
*24%
25
*243/4
32%
32«/4
31%
29%
24%
32%
*37
321/4
32%
No par
54%
54%
12.50
19%
19%
56
32%
*82
87
*82
85
*107
108
*107
87
MOO:
1J8
107%
103%
55%
55%
56
5o3/4
563/4
19
19%
19
19%
18%
19
18%
19 %
10 300
55%
54
55
53 %
54
54
54 %
2 700
913/4
*90
55
92
91%
?100%
102
91
,
*89%
*102%
104%
56%
57%
55%
56%
93
100
800
20,600
55%
102
91
*82
31%
55%
104%
*88
31%
25
55%
,
56%
85
108
*102%
*89%
32%
*82
108%
*90
24%
•39
108
87
108%
♦100%
40
24%
24%
*82
—S
140
-
56%
20%
38 %
16%c
:
29%
29%
*55
72%
8
.
29
20%
38%
—100
—1
10
89%
56 %
&
;
3.000
92
90%
28%
No par
&
40
88
20%
62.500
40%
90%
*80%
No par
Co
39%
3
Inc__——3%
_
91
39%
1
pfd—100
preferred series
—100
preferred series——100
preferred series.—
100
preferred series-—Z—.-100
Copper
35%
41,%
1
Linotype
Machine
*35%
40
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
6,000
35%
18.700
41%
223A
50
pfd
Merritt-Chapman
Mesta
36%
22%
series
Co
Stores
$3.50 preferred
31
1C2
101
Corp
preferred series B
Co (The)
Mercantile
53
35%
39%
common
pfd 4.3G%
Shoe
Mengel
116
18% May 28
2nd
Apr
8
3
Cum
45% Jun
83
Aug 30
106% Jan 23
44% Jan
Co
Corp common
4'A% preferred (1st{series)
Melville
53
36
10
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
18
183/4
53
35%
1
17
Stores
18% "18%
53
363/8
41
—
32% Sep
Apr
18%
52%
35%
40%
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Porcupine Mines
McKesson
18%
52%
22%
Mclntyre
52% Aug
3
23 % Feb 29
18%
52%
39%
preferred—100
Co
Electric
McGraw-Hill
800
41%
No par
3
50
common__50c
Corp
$2.50
McGraw
8,900
22%
——5
common
44
19
34%
34%
34%
19%
34%
40%
9
Sep
1.000
22%
3
Feb
9'/8
>;
41%
56'/2 Jan
35% July 25
9%
9
6
40
34% Apr
73
400
163/8
41 %
6
47
2,300
■
*5%
16%
22%
14
8
5%
5%
16%
1
July 17
13,
35
530
534
No par
.
11
July
34%
5,500
2.400
38%
Apr
Apr
5.500
111%-
1091%
*500
200
1-500
&
*89%
90%
91
7
90%
92
58
C 6%
39%
*89 »/2
1
9
38%
*90%
29
3,900
88
90 %
No par
Dec
301/2
87%
89%
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd———No par
Aug
30%
*83A.
401/4
41%
$3.75 preferred
81
40.800
89%
4
45
5%
393/a
38V4
7
16"
34%
530
137
387/«
91
Feb
16% Feb
*5%
*16
110
500
40%
40%
•132
36%
35%
97
14% Mar 14
34%
37%
96'/2 Jan
McCall
34%
35%
18
25
34%
36
11
12
8%
18%
Sep
Sep
20% Apr
5%
8%
36
Apr
6
*492 %
5%
x8%
9
*52%
88
2
34%
34%
530
5%
18%
82
87% Mar
34%
*500
107%
16'A
53%
90
rl
34%
111
16%
181/2
10
28% Feb
109 %
*5%
53
12
56% Mar 31
1121/4
5%
33%
35
Jan
35 % July 12
6%
16%
9
Jan
4
6%
16%
9
99
16
6%
5%
99
Feb
6%
5%
6
88
52
303/a
*89
5%
5%
May 16
25"% Jan
30
90
8%
530
*500
5%
Jan
3
30%
7%
108%
94
18
30%
89%
7
83
94% May
39%
8%
7%
16%
41%
137
38%
83%
9
34%
*40%
*132
39%
9%
90
9
530
41%
137
38%
*8%
90
9
113%
*40%
*132
41%
Co
Stores
9
41
137
37%
91
1
Co
Corp
Dept
16%
41
♦132
41%
137
40%
100
L)
Electric
8
50
4
No par
com
preferred
(Glenn
34%
*500
5%
Corp common
Cement
Field
112
1
Corp
convertible
47/
99
44'% July 21
1
50
,
—
Midland
Marine
11
33% Mar 14
;
7%
No par
5
Co
Marathon
4
1
TO
Manhattan-Shirt
23% July 19
Jan
Z
48J/4 May
14
22
No par
Square Garden
Magic Chef—x-.,
Magma Copper
-
Mfciracaibo1 Oil Exploration
21
38% Sep
Madison
Mandel Bros
19.»/a Sep
7
90%
3
56'/2 Jun
31% Jan
30%
100
7
1
29% Apr 18
32% Feb 21
No par
18% Juiy 23
10% Apr 18
16
21
37%
Maoy (R H) Co Inc com,
41/4% preferred series A
Manati
Jan
411 %
*132
5
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
16% Feb
37% Dec
100
Inc
Trucks
1
52% Apr
9
common—10
preferred
Mack
6
Jan
18
59
34% Nov
6%
Forbes
&
6% Aug
610
July 14
54% Aug 23
92
139
MacAndrews
*88
-
93
100%
•89%
*88
•102%
54
92
loo3/*
91
93
104 %
55
'
*90
*100
*89%
*88
*102%
55
92
102 %
91
93
90
*100
*89%
*88
104%
♦102%
55%
55%
90
102%
7
800
30
50
91
93
104%
56
3,800
«
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
20
Monday, September 24, 1956
(1244)
NEW
54% Nov
25% Jan
21
146% Sep
23
133% July 16
142
Nov
30
20
40
9
Dec
70
19
37% Jan 25
133
Jan 21
24% Jan
21
35
29% Feb
41% July 13
Middle
3
k
Aug 10
Utilities
Enterprises
Midland
Mar 12
Jan
.
South
Midland
65% May 14
47
Monday
Steel
Par
Inc
Inc
Prod
GO
—5
common
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
60
139%
138
100
35%
36%
36%
10
*137%
138%
34%
35%
100
60
1,100
44
44
40%
35%
36%
*58 «/4
43%
11.900
28 Va
27%
138
138
139
Shares
28
44
43%
44%
43%
*57
00
*57
the Week
GO
27%
28%
28
,...
60
*138
Sept. 20
Sept. 19,
28%
*57
43%
43%
a
8%
27%
28%
Friday
Sept 21
Wednesday,
Sept. 18
28%
10
Sales fsr
8ALI FBICM
Thursday
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 17
STOCK
YORK
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
*
6
Jan
33
27% Sep 20
46% Jan
9
40 I May 28
7
35% Mar
26% Oct 18
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
tsveit rtr'4 >
• Highest * *
Lowest
.
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCK
YORK
STOCKS
turt for rtirJfM
Year 1965
'
139
*137'/a
60
>
35
35
1,700
35 J/2
32
2 i »/4
10.800
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
11
33
32 Va
29% Oct
32 %
31
1
21
Mar
1
25% July 17
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
24
24 %
24%
24
24%
23%
24%
24 '/a
11
28% Mar
24
20% Oct
17
Jan
23
22% May 14
Minn St Paul &c S S Marie
No par
20%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
13
20 %
11
19% Apr
20
Oct
58
Jan
23
90 % July 26
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
79%
80%
78%
80
77%
78%
75
76%
11,000
17
20
78
Jun
77
70
par
67
68 %
66
68
65 %
63%
63 %
65%
64%
65%
14.000
Dec"28
No par
100
*99%
100
107
20
19
75% May 10
99 %
99 %
15
15
15' i.
15
*
50% Oct
27
63% Sep
102%
99 % Sep
13
Apr
12% Jan
6
Jan
20
23% Jan
7
20
14% Sep
26% Nov 25
93% May 4
35% Dec 14
28% Dec 30
82
33% Oct
44% Feb
31
105
Minn
2
Apr
Minneapolis Moline
24% Jan
6
88
Jan
$5.50
1st
33
Jan
$1.50
2nd
Sep
18
9
30% Jan
20
36% Jan
23
Minnesota
42% Apr
26% Feb
12% Sep
27
49% Apr 30
40% July 24
36 % Aug 14
3
Mission Corp
Mission Development
73% Sep
Missouri-Kan-Tex
~8% Nov" 29
Jan
49
Feb
54
13
17% Jan
5
60% Sep
81% Jan
5
26
47 % May 14
11% Feb
7
15% Sep
79% Sep
6
1
18% Feb
24% Jan
29
Mohasco
76
Feb
20
3% %
19
88
Feb
20
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
21% Feb
23
16
23
19% May 12
7
14% Dec
13
18
Sep
70
7
83% Dec
9
7% Jun
61% Sep
14
15
52% July
Monon
19
24% Jan
3
36 % Sep
6
3
19% Sep
2
24% Jan
20
51% Mar 19
23% May 28
28
Jan
47
Jun
14
15
43% Sep
22
39% Jan
38% Jan
3
30% Jan
6
11
3
21 % Apr
25
18% Jan
16% Mar 14
23% Dec
9
20 % Jan
40 % May
18% Jan
38% Aug
23
39% Sep 19
28
23
60% Jun
7
32% Dec
22
27
23% Sep
38% July 27
7
Motor
11
42% Mar
3
32% Sep
19
20
32 % Mar
30% Oct
40% May 10
17% Jun
9
22% July 20
15 % Sep
13
18
Jan
Motor
4
40
8ep
26
47
Feb
4
40% Sep
21
45% Jan
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
32% Sep
13
42% Apr
12
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
Mar 15
50
27 J/2
12%
12 »/2
12%
5,900
42
42 %
41%
42%
42
42 Va
42%
42%
42'%
42%
6,800
34%
35%
34%
35
34
34%
33 Va
33%
33 J/4
33%
5,800
33 %
34
32%
33%
33 '/a
33 %
11
11%
11
X62
100
63%
63%
No par
39%
39%
Tool
32%
11 J/4
11%
900
61 J/2
61 Vz
61 J/2
2,600
38%
33%
38
38%
37%
38
61 %
*61 %
71 %
7 J/2
7%
16,300
62
7'%
61%
70%
7%
*61
62
61%
62%
220
*69 %
70 J/2
70 J/2
71%
260
18 J%
18 J/4
18
18
7 %
7%
70
18%
24
18%
18%
*18%
18%
24
*18%
24
24
*24
24
20%
20 %
7%
300
%
*24
24%
24
24
500
20%
20%
20
20%
21
21
1,300
20
19 %
19%
20
20
25
*20%
20%
*19%
20
*19%
2
38%
39
37%
33%
37 "a
37%
36 '/a
37 J/4
37
5
Co
10,400
70%
7%
62%
No par
4,200
11%
60%
39%
38%
7%
*
*10%
61 %
72 %
7%
32%
11%
61%
11
61 %
*
32%
33
*10%
62%
*71%
5
100
20%
*19 J/2
■
300
37 J/2
54,200
25
25%
25%
25%
25
25 %
25
25%
24%
No par
41%
41 %
41%
42
42 %
42 Va
41 %
42
42'A
42%
1,600
1
36 %
36%
35 Va
35%
34%
35%
33 %
34'/a
34'A
34%
10,000
No par
12
40%
41
40%
40%
39%
40 Va
39%
40 J/4
40 »/4
40%
43,200
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20'e
20'/4
10
21%
21 %
21
21
21
21 %
20%
21'A
20%
21
3
Co
(The;
&
46%
47%
46%
47%
46%
48
46%
47 »/4
46%
47%
12,600
3.800
& Co
Inc
Brass
20 V»
25 Vb
5,100
20 '/a
1,500
3,500
37%
37 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
5
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24 %
23%
24
23%
23%
3,000
1
33%
34%
33%
33%
32%
33 %
32 Va
23
33'A
33 »/2
4,100
5
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
*15'a
15%
15%
15 J/4
1,000
j
Products Corp
Wheel Corp
10
Co
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) 61 Bros
11
28
27%
12 J/4
100
Ward
(John)
Mueller
30% Jan
35%
27
12%»
1.25
Power
Motorola
Morrell
33% Apr
20
35
27
12%
_J0
Co
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
May 17
27% Mar 14
44% Mar 14
35%
26%
Montana-Daicota Utilities Co
51% Mar 14
10
20
35%
12%
Inc
Chemical
Montgomery
2,100
35
27 %
12%
4No par
27
22% May
4
28% Mar 12
27%
34
26%
Monterey Oil Co
46% Apr
5,200
12%
com__No par
B
Montana
1
30
35
35%
class A
RR
Monsanto
3
26
32% Feb
34% Mar 14
25% Oct
23% Jan
23'/a
27 %
Corp
RR
Machine
Class
83 %
*22 J/2
12%
Mojud Co Inc
20% Aug 30
40% Aug
Fuel
River
Industries
Monarch
*81 J/2
23%
34%
preferred
28% July 23
82 %
*22 Va
26%
preferred
4.20%
82%
23 %
2.50
7% preferred series A
Missouri Pacific RR class A
100 % Jun
1
84 %
*22%
5
20
Mississippi
84 %
23 %
Co
10% Sep
25
85%
*22%
No par
29% Jan
30% Jun
*84 %
23%
1
35
Paper
Light
5
30
32% Dec
6
15%
84 %
*22 %
3,900
1
&
21% Aug 12
33% July
17
Aug 10
8% Jan
35%
84%
25
Corp
35% Apr
22 % Jan
150
14%
14%
14%
1,400
1
Ontario
Power
Maid
14%
5,400
100
*98%
IOO
100
100
preferred-
conv
100
14%
Co common
preferred
&
Minnesota
Minute
Jan
19
co*u
1
com__I_No
Mining & Mfg
preferred
$4
30
Apr
22
15
Minerals & C'hem Corp ol Amer
9
Aug 30
77
34
22% Jan
36% Jan
8
Jun
37%
37 %
37%
41%
41%
41%
41 %
41
41%
40 J/2
40%
40»/a
40%
6.400
10
33
34
33
33%
32%
33 "a
32%
23
33'A
33 J/2
4,300
No par
*45
*45
46%
46 %
*44 '/a
*44 »/2
46 J/2
46%
*45
46 J/2
N
114% Nov
9
6
70
33% May 16
Natco
National Acme
23
/ Feb
Jun
8
34% Sep
20
20
1
Sep
160
Chatt & St Louis
Co
Automotive
39% Jan
24
National
Jan
30
179
1%
Aviation
Biscuit Co
11
17% Jan
28
11% May 24
15% Aug 17
National
Can
11
47
Feb
16
34 Kb Feb
13
59
July 20
National
Cash
6
10% Oct
33% Oct
;
Fibres
Inc
Corp
24%
5.400
14 %
13%
13%
13%
14
14
14%
7,700
39%
39
38%
39 %
38
38%
39%
39%
39%
35
24%
35%
35%
35 %
35 %
162%
36 %
165
163%
24%
162%
161%
161%
35%
35%
1,600
12.400
36
320
160
160
161%
160
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14%
14%
14%
10,300
47%
49%
X47 %
47%
47
47%
47%
49
20,300
1
22 %
common—1
11
26% May 14
National
19% Jan
30
34% Jan
30
Jan
10
20
Feb
10
37% July 26
65% July 26
33% Aug
7
National
14
National
Cylinder
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
23
42% Aug 14
National
27
National
Department
10
28% Sep
10
National
Distillers
22
22 %
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
22%
4.200
35%
34 %
35%
34%
35%
34 %
35%
34%
35%
77,800
61
62
61
62 %
61%
62
60%
61%
61%
62
1
30
30%
29%
30
28%
29%
28%
28%
28
29
5
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
28 %
28%
38%
39%
23 %
22%
23 %
23
23%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%-''
100 %
100%
Dairy Products
25 % Jun
22 %
34:%
25
Apr
14
Lines
Inc
Container
Co
preferred
Gas
6
19
Oct
11
28% May
23% Jan
21% Mar 19
3
20% Feb
93
Mar 21
100% Aug
9
97% May 18
101%. Aug 28
18% Jun
20
21% Mar 12
National
Fuel
Gypsum Co
%%
24%
13%
39
14
41% Nov
4
24%
24%
14%
50%
26% May 10
24
24%
24 %
500
13%
24% Nov
18% Sep 27
37% Jan 18
16% Jan 10
2,300
72%
49 %
Mar 14
25%
19
72%
*137%
5
Register-.
City
18%
72%
139
10
Corp
conv
19
72 %
*137%
24%
100
14% Mar 14
$1,25
130
18%
74
14%
10
common
21% Sep 26
20
139
19
*72
24%
5
preferred A—
2
183
24 %'
139
18%
19%
74%
1
Airlines
National
19%
74
1
National
National
18
19%
75
*74
*137%
137%
137%
138%
19%
__i
27
42 % Apr
137%
5
Jun
173% Sep
100
Corp
16% Mar 19
29
23
29% Jun
17
12
35% Jun
45% Mar
10
Nashville
July 16
July 25
31
20% Oct
46 % Nov
37% Nov
May 10
22
82
62
29
15% Dec
148
Jan
118
14
Dec
27% July 25
20% Mar 14
24
16% May 28
Jan 23
Sep 21
128
Jan
47
Co
5
23 %
23%
23 %
23%
23
common—5
28 %
28%
27 % *
28 %
27%
Stores
Prod
pfd series of 1951.
100
100%
*9.9
100 %
20%
100
100%
*100
20
20%
*99
5,700
8,300
9,700
■
6,000
40.100
100 %
1,300
v
¥
22% July 29
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
59% Sep
5
54% Jan
25
•'#' 147
Mar
1
11% Jun
22
45% Jan
23
61% Apr
13
National
Dec
5
100% Sep
12
105 % Fen
23
Nov
28
76% Jan
23
123% Aug
9
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
106
90%
t
•<
Aug 29
175
183
July 22
Jan >4
*
162
136
4
Sep
179
Jan
153
31
Mar 12
preferred
7
5
38% Dec
23% Jan 31
29
32% Feb
14
47% July 25
Natl
16% Jan
20
20
1
10
National
58
Jan
25
33%
Jan
21
4
:
Mar
4
Sep
'
41
14% Sep
National
Linen
Malleable
Shares
38% Jan
6
97% Feb
21
37% Jan
6
51% Dec
8% Dec
11% Jan
25
20
77% Aug 17
National
Steel
17
39-
National
Sugar
17
1
Sep
47% Jan
23
82
98
64
25
9
7% Jun
12% Feb
19
20
3
13
13
17
10% Apr
19
12
13% May 28
20
17% July
5
14% Sep
4
37% Mar
8
33
90% Mar 16
97% Dec
9
88
Aug
15% Oct
18
4
16% Apr
18
Mar
Feb
18
104% Sep
19
16% Feb
1
20% Feb
Mar 15
82% Dec
5
101
-
17
96
Mar 13
26
125 % May
21
6
72
Sep
7
78% Mar 30
50
May 28
7
33
27% Feb
35% Sep
26% Sep
14
31% Jan
49% July 27
5
14
7
24% Aug 24
81% Feb
11
68%
1
8
4%%
New
N
17
New
90
Mar 10
102% Jun
30
94 V4 Jan
6
107
July 25
$5
Jun
610
July 24
500
Jan
138
138%
133 Va
100
12%
12%
12%
12 %
1,500
44%
43%
■.44%
43%
44%
44
44%
44%
44%
5,100
19%
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
3,200
71 %
71%
71%
72
34
34
34
34
Y
72
73%
71%
72%
71%
34 %
34%
34%
*33%
34%
%
%
%
%
%
78%
York
non-cum
Y
&
Y
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
13%
13%
6%
<i%
*14
19
30
Jan
3
20
64% Jan
3
Preferred
25% Apr
19
Jun
21
23
6'/a
14%
1,000
14
14
6%
15
15
15
9,200
7%
6.600
6%
1.100
15
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,000
35
34%
34%
33%
34
34
34%
1,200
100
*90
92
*90
92
92
92
92
17%
17
17%
1
Co 4%
'
1
No par
RR
29
89
105
480
21%
3,200
10
72
72
66 %
65%
68%
64%
68%
20,900
28%
27%
.28%
28
28%
4,200
38
37%
76
*72
76
39%
52,800
29
28%
28%
28%
29%
19,000
*76%
77
76%
76%
76%
77
160
105 %
*105%
108
*105%
108
*105%
108
50
480
*350
480
*350
480
*350
480
37%
38 Va
105%
*350
30
2.800
108
21%
28%
28%
,50
106 %
21%
65
77
108
21%
22%
*72
27%
*105
Vz
8912
*87
89
105
21
28%
77.
29 %
No par
Co
.
,78
28 %
*76%
90%
108%
77
28%
37%
38%
38%
_15
__No par
17%
107
30
13,200
•66
64
»
17%
*89
s
21%
*72
66
28%
17
109
21 %
77
65
90%
*90
92
*90
17%
-
106%
21%
*74
.
5
Co
17
*89
111
21%
100
Louis
17%
*87
*109%
10
14%
90%
17%
1
pfd_l00
*350
28%
.
38%
38%
Hartford Co—
&
series A_—
»
100
17%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
17 V*
.
40%
40%
40%
40 VB
40 Vz
41
2,400
23
22
22
23
23
400
38 %
37%
38 "4
38
38
4,200
*84
86
17%
41 %
.41%
41
23%
22
22
38%
37%
38
>
'
1,200
41%
17%
—No par
5%
6%
15
15
15
14%
6 %
6%
6%
*14%
14
14
14%
„
190
5.200
40
*34%
Common
Sep
*14
14%
18,800
100
100
100
*99
100
*99
2,500
81
14%
common
New Haven
Harlem
79%
78%
'99
79%
fcwr.
7,600
35
preferred
N
99
80%
;
55.100
%
14 %
St
&
Dock
78
100
%
79%
82
%
<
35
I—IIII
Central—
Chicago
York
79
98 '/a
%
120
common—No par
preferred
16% Sep
22
138
12%
73
1
Corp_Industries common
40 %
Jun
136%
*12%
6 %
Pr & Lt
71% Apr .18
39
,
136%
12%
y33%
II——III
Inc
(J J)
N
18
138
12%
38%
New York Air Brake
91
18
136%
13
19 %
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
33% May 18
Oct
139
38 %
20
11
Oct
Co
Mining
Newport
20
57
Fibre
England Electric System
76% Sep
28
162 %
37%
30
9
162%
1
,
Jersey
29
440
162%
*
New
Jun
Sep .15
162%
49%
5
preferred
Newmont
103
15
162%
44 %
Sep
3
162%
*12%
33% Apr
47% Jan
Jan
162%
com—10
New
80% May 16
400
Bros
3%%
Pa
;
Newoerry Co
10
162%
*136%
.No par
Inc
Corp
Neisner
28
22
Theatres
July 30
23% Jan
Dec
National
17% Mar 19
41% Jan
75
National Supply (The;
4 'i'o
preferred
National Tea Co
Nelii
20
Aug
16
17,100
162%
*100%
50%
49%
51
50
51
%
3
Feb
89
17
July
100
109%
No par
Co
National Vulcanized
Natoinas Co
88% Jan
2
69% Jan
93
101%
106%
10
Rer
5
6
*100%
105%
1
Corp
Mar
17% Sep
97% Feb
101
104 %
Rights
39 %
11
52 %
101
107%
162%
Corp
Jan
15
May 10
15% Jan
33% May
Mar 29
8%
5% July 18
15% Apr
16
.Jan 19'
Sep
Jan
48
8
18
14
101 % Feb
17
14% Feb
,
Aug 15
9 % Apr
Apr
37% Sep
12 V4 Jun
3
6% Dec
2
53% Nov
30
13
29
103% May
Jan
33% Sep
% Sep
77% Sep 14
42% Mar 25
51%
101
105%
110%
Cast_No par
Steel
13,700
51
*100%
109%
_100
&
10,500
108%
5
Corp
20%
20
20 %
106
101%
B
19%
101 %
50%
*100%
—100
Service
19%
20%
20
1
common
common
6%
Sep
11 % Jan
14
10
preferred A
23
156
Co
No par
1%
>
Feb
9
21
16% Apr
Gas
.)
21% Jun
2
18
Sep
21
New
38
Oct
91% Mar
30
Jan
26
8
5
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
93% Jan
100
13
Mar 14
45
Sep
Nov
36% July 27
Nov
39% Mar 27
26
94
$3.75
Mar
11
34% Feb
28
20
85 % Feb
23
9
79% Sep
19
91
Feb
3
84
20
98% Jan
9
Sep
103 % Apr
14
20% Jun
22
91
Aug
8
18% May 25
3«% Jun
22
33 % Jan
48% Jan
61% Sep
23
60% Jan
4
26% Feb
1
24% Sep
17
26% FeD
42% Sep
20
49 %
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20
16 % Jan
16
25
Aug.23
13% Jan
6
85% Jan
3
39% Jun
27
46% Apr
20
108 % July 14
111% Dec
8
19% July 27
91.% May 4
5
79
July 23
41
May
104
8
Sep 19
36% Jun
8
16% Jan
20
78% Sep
4
103
Jan
16
22% Aug
16
43
13
Aor
73% July 18
7
Sep
iV Sep
10
24% Sep
19
1
88
Jan
50% Aug
7
preferred
3.00%
;
preferred
3.90%
Jan
Sep 27
8
99% Mar 23
18% Sep 21
92% May 9
103% May 11
Norfolk
&
Northern
8
Northern
5%%
Northern
Pacific
Apr
12
9
99% Aug 29
94
103
Jan
4
93
103% Apr
20
92
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July 5
Sep 17
97
100% Feb
May
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85
85%
84
84
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85
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96
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94%
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170
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92
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100
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97
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24%
23%
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23%
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23
23%
23%
24%
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53%
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preferred
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—
Pharmacal Co
—
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10
»
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Airlines
•
40 J/4
preferred
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.
s
5
160
.
preferred
4.6&
4
States Pwr Co. (Minn)—
Common
Norwich
5
20'/a
,
25%
.
.
preferred
6
47% Jan
86
$4.11
63% July 23
22% Sep
30
200
$4.08
28% Jan
'7
54
81
$4.10
10
39% Jun
100
*79
5
20
1
1
79
81
76%
3
3
25% Nov
*74
*79
9
13
31% Feb
76 %
79%
101% Jan '
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21% Jun
.80%
79%
t
102% Jan
99% July 25
7
30 %
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30
20%
,
5
24,900
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41%
-
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series——100
series--.
100
29% Jan
10
26% Jun
Gas
preferred
4
3°% Jan
6
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Jan
Ry
Natural
$3.60
8
26
16% Jan
Dec
103
7
Central
21
May 28
22% Sep
15
Feb
Corp
30'A
81%
.20%
preferred
45
18% Aug
Capital
■;
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30%
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1
86
79 %
2
—
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—
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100
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*84
86
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81
North American Aviation new
Rights
38%
*22
1
Western
Adjustment
*22
——100
—
4.10% preferred
—
Niagara Share Corp.—
Nopco Chemical Co.—a.
3
111
91
Corp com.No par
100
preferred
Northern
16
86
.2—100
Niagara Mhk Pwr
2,40% preferred
13
7
6
.—
5
76% Sep
27% Mar 24
18% Jun
1
14
23% Jun
1
92 % May
101 % Jan
Corp
85% Jun
14
87
Shipbuilding
Jun
37
8
97 "
York
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
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N
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94%
94%
,94%
97
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a
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94%
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94%
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96%
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NEW YORK STOCK
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Year 1955
Leweet
43% Jan ,6
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
"
Leveet
105% Sep 20
95% Jan 20
52% Aug
3
110% Sep 30
100% Apr 22
107
14
110% Jan
18
100
-Jan
5
3.90%
Aug 15
110
,Jan
11
4.56%
88
109
Jan
14
105% Sep
27
109
Aug
3
100
30% Sep 26
31% Jan 28
39
Jun
20
Sep
102
,
Jan
40% Sep
21% Sep
26
109 Yz Feb
10
23
Jun
4
10
104
Ohio
18
% Apr
Jun
29 %
49% Mar 14
64% July
8
51% Jan 23
Jan
26
8
114
13% Jan
6
18 Ya Sep
22
11
94% Jan 10
112 Ya Sep
22
86% Jun
135
July
Jan
3
Oklahoma
4%
26
33% Feb
31 Ye Jan
6
47
Sep
20
19
99
Jan
14
77
16% Dec
20
16
Jan
3
57
Nov
1
May
22
65
Mar 14
34
94
Feb
46% May 17
17
101 % Nov
Jan
18
convertible
Otis
95 Yz July 22
Elevator
Outboard
Mar 26
Overlard
91--
July
July
Owens-Cormng
81
*
68
20
5
97% May 11
102% Jan
New
18
51% May
27
£
cumul
Oxford
y
13
Paper
101 %
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101%
*99V2
101%
360
19%
19%
19%
19'%
3,400
85%
86'/2
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40%
22,500
413'a
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19%
19%
85 Va
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41
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19
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17
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103 Yz
90 %
85%
41%
100
preferred
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52%
103%
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23
Sep
Sep
35
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104
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100
common
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Sept. 20
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10
com
Sales far
Thursday
103 Ya
83
103%
100%
PRICES
19%
7.50
Chemical Corp—
Ls
Corp
50% July 26j
64% Aug 1(
10
61% Jan
102
Co
SALE
85%
series__
Conv preference 1951
Oliver
3
16% Sep
Elec
51%
•102
7
89
100
5
:
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2
'
59% May 28
71% Dec
9
107% Jan
14
40 Ya Feb
84% Oct
&
Natural
Common
2
17% Jan
Gas
103 Ya
•104% 106%
100
common
preferred-
Oklahoma
2
130% Aug
28
*88
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
52%
•102
100
;
i.100
Preferred 4.24%
July 16
62% Aug
30
May 28
51%
100
_
____
preferred
Match Co
Olln
114
preferred
preferred
Tuesday
>
Sept. 17
preferred series A
100
Ohio- Oil Co—_„
/——No par
July 10
19% July 13
•
Monday
Par
5%
43
18% Apr 19
97% May 29
23% Jan
3
47
STOCK
C<r common
preferred
4.44%
July 17
91
34% Jan
21
4.40%
4
5
33% Jan
19% May 17
103% May 13
25 y8 Apr 25
19
Ohio Edison
Aug 24
85
18% Jan 20
58% Aug 13
Aug 24
16% July
YORK
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
101% Sep
15
100
NEW
10
Nov
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
.
Highest
49% Jan
»
*
21
68
18,800
66%
102 %
5,100
67%
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102
22,500
45
43% *
441/2
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44
99%
100
45%
99 Va
99
991/2
97%
98%
810
•
2,500
r
9% Oct 26
12% Mar 10
9% Jan
10
12% May
1
Pacific
Amer
Fisheries
12
27% Aug 13
28'% Aug 13
Pacific
Coast
Co'common
16 % May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
25 Ya Nov
29
19%Jun
26% Nov
29
23 Ya
44% Mar 15
53
37 % Jan
6
42
Aug
5
37% Jan
25
56
Dec
15
128% Jan
7
44 Ya Jun
Feb 10
Jan
36% Sep
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
104
Jan
15
Nov
Pacific
12
Pacific Mills
142 % July 16
Sep
7
5% Aug 23
Sep
6
152Feu
9
39% Apr
18
8
12% Jan
23
36% Jan
10
44y2 Mar
22 y2 Dec
27
25 y2 Jan
6
27% Mar 17
29% Feb
24
8
29% May
37% Jan
Parmelee
25
Patino
25
Jun
21
55% Aug
10
5%
41% Mar 12
28% Mar 27
15 Ya Dec
23
43% July 11
20
16% Jun
18
Pennroad
29
60 % Aug
16
Penna
$1.30
49% Dec
5
20
7
25
Jan
6
30% Jun
13
94% Sep 20
22% Feb 14
44 Ya Oct
28
53
Jun
16
45% Jan
23
66% Sep
6
17% Oct
28
12% Jun
27
19% Jan
13
14
22% Apr
33 V2 Sep
11
29
16
21% Jun
27
31% Jan
13
35% Feb
6
52
Jan
25
97
Sep
July 21
48% Jan
33% Jan
2
28
3
4
147
Jan
26
Nov
3
64
Sep
12
96
20
Sep
20
47
July 3
Sep 21
5
98
4
4% Sep
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
37% Fen
10
36 Vs Jan
6
50
102% Dec
13
6
37% Jan
24
6
43
Jun
9
110% Jan
31
96% Oct
5
102 %• Oct
11
108
30
Oct
31
97
19
22
Sep
17
16
Jan
Sep
105% Sep
Jan
12
69
91
Feb
47
July 11
21
48% Sep
19
43% Jun
8
14
93
Dec
16
82 % Aug 29
94% Mar 12
82% July
6
92
Dec
30
86
91
12% May 25
15% Jan
95% May 13
100
Dec
29
96
May
99% Mar 14
49
Jun
10% Dec
30
13% Apr
6
10% Jan
3
70% May
9
28 Va
6
52 V4 Jun
16
45
Jan
21 y4 Jan
17
30 y4 Sep
20
22% Feb
84% Jan
13
6
97 »/2 Aug 25
100% Sep
21
15%
Mar" 14
62
16
Mar 14
6% Oct
96
8
16% Jun
3
22% May 17
76 y2 Mar 11
20% July 27
8
July 18
163% Jan
16
150
Sep
20
170
Jan
23
22
37% Feb
13
Jan
10
92% Sep
23
8% May 16
30% Jan
74
96% Apr
10
8% Sep
9
35% Apr
84% Apr
12
92% Apr
27
79
Aug 31
July 26
85
Sep
3
24% Aug 28
25
153% Dec
19
153% Jan
13
24% Mar 14
40% Dec
7
36% Jan
24
150
Jan
14
159% Dec
6
146% Jan
13
29% Jan
6
25
Dec
19
19% Jan
24% Sep
13
24
8
Jun
25
30% Jan
35% Mar 18
19% Mar 15
3
10
6% Feb
84% July 28
23
4
35% May 14
155
Feb
1
56% July 16
216
,
16
Aug 29
Apr
20
40% Apr
6
Oct
26
69% Dec
15
37 % Feb
2
'
12% Jan
38% Aug 20
19
21V8 Jan
31
1
Sep 12
23% Mar 23
48% Jun
9
23
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5
28
55
22
3
Jan
81
May 19
8% Sep 18
67% Aug 28
47*
Nov
43
23
Feb
28
Aug 10
10% May
2
74
1
May
25
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49% jut?
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43% Jun
23
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£$% Jan
6
77
Aug 20
88% Mar 29
27
Aug
5
24
Aug 14
26 % Jan
26% Oct
27
23
Sep
6
110
Mar 21
25% Feb
11
24% Mar 15
.
..
26% May H
40
30
26 % Mar 14
120
July 25
112% Nov
15
125% Sep
14.
Sep
17
28% Jan
3
34 Ya Nov
16
32% Jun
11
35% Mar
29% Jan
18
33% Apr
7
28% Sep
10
19% Mar
100% Feb
7
16'
104
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5
303/4
30 Va
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30
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49 Va
501/4
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84
86
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141/4
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14
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1
100
10
8
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11
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4
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1
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61%
t
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23
60
(conv)
common
17%
4%
100
1
34
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Co com
preferred
preferred
(conv)
Coal Co
Virginia
& Ash pfd
(The)
common
convertible
20%
501/4
50'%
20%
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2OV4
50%
20
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100
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50
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96
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67
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48
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93
93
100
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560
13,200
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22
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/
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106 Va
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50
65
38
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107'/4
100
100
100
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106
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26
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72
160
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53
*9%
43%
51%
14
\
503/s
52%
99%
511/4
513/4
52'/4
*9%
10%'
42%
43'/a
46,800
*95/8
103/4
*9%
10%
44
43 Va
43a/4
99
99
99
99!■
*97
60
60
60%
6034
60 3L
61
59%
60%
*59
25%
26
25Vs
25%
251/4
25%
25'/a
25%
No par
93%
93
92%
92%
*91
93
*91
93
*96 %
93 Va
97
*92%
No par
95%
96
95
95
*94
96 ;
*94
96
300
42
42
4134
42%
42
7,000
17%
17%
1,300
150%
150%
20
10
1
100
100
1
42
42 Ya
18
18 Ya
18
17 3/4
155
*1503/4
155
*1503/4
*150%
153
*150%
153
17%
17%
18
60%
17%
1.30Q
25%
■-
41%
155
4,300
300
40
*150% 155
151
150
59'/4
59%
59%
85
84 Ye
84%
59 %
62
59
59%
59%
60
581/2
87
87%
8%
32 Ya
85 Va
861/4
85%
85%
833/4
31%
81
81
*79%
81
♦79V2
81
86%
26Va
*84
86
*83%
85%
85%
85%
*84%
85%
26
26
*25%
26
25'/4
2534
*138
155
8%
*84
26 %
155
*138
52 %
53 Ya
220%
*105
8
8 Va
8%
8 3,8
31%
30%
31
30%
*79%
81
A79'/2
52 Ya
*105
81
220
*97'
220
*105
155
531/4
52 'A
10,000
99
♦97
99
50
100
1,600
26
*138
53%
52%
53%
53
6,000
8,800
26
155
♦138
155
*138
52 3 i
5,000
81/2
31
31
4,400
31%
8%
8%
3/fl
8%
30%
3,800
50
98
25%
41%
413/4
*1503/4
*150% 155
*150% 153
15%
15%
700
15%.
15 Va
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
34%
35
343/8
34%
343/8
34%
34 Vs
34%
341/4
34 3/8
3,900
31%
31%
31%
6,500
33%
31%
32 Va
31%
31%
32
c
32%
%
%
YA
10
22
22%
22
22 Va
22
22 %
22%
223/8
22 VA
223/8
8,100
52%
8%
52%
8%
52%
53
523/8
52%
52
52%
513/4
523/8
14,800
8 %
8%
8%
8%
8'/a
8%
Serv
Co
Colorado
6,800
63
*45%
68
46%
68
68
*68'/4
69
68%
68%
*68V2
453/4
46
45 3/4
46
451/2
45%
45%
46'/a
8,200
373/8
37 Ya
373/a
373/a
37 7/8
8,600
78 Va
77
77
24'/a
♦24
24%
23%,
No par
10
%
%
8%
of
Indiana—No par
preferred
100
*77
37Ya
78
*77
25
*24
25
*24
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred-,
Serv El & Gas
Pub
div
.25
.__
—100
common.No par
preference
com__No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Inc
(Thel
100
37
23%
ill
33 %
28%
28%
*22%
110
33
*92
S3
*96%
36%
/:•
*22%
111
%
%
8%
373/8
37%
/
%
78%
*77
78
*77
25
*24
25
*24
231/a
111
32%
33%
28'/s
28%
92
Ya
69
132,900
40
10
23%
*22%
23V2
112%
1121/2
111 %
112 »/2
112%
112 Va
1,800
32%
33'%
32%
323/4
32%
331/4
11,500
281/2
28%
283/a
28%
28%
2.100
28%
92
*921/2
93
*96%
99
*96'/2
99
*97
98%
*97
99
*
*
98
96 V2
28 %
28 Ve
28'%
27'/2
28
65%
66
64%
65%
63
65
631/2
43%
423/4
433/s
423/4
43%
413/4
*92
93
*921/2
10
42%
.
*22'%
No par
,.n
.
.
*22 %
99
98%
28 %
*97
'
84
14
'
'
84
45»/4
43'%
2
preferred
Co of
77rt
9,600
44
*82'/a
84%
84 Va
*78
.*13.%
*82%
84
99%
44%
84
*82
98 Va
5
Power
'
260
100
94
,
IOIV2
24%
72
74
*72
23
94
105%
107
37%
107%
10
173/a
4%
17
I
400
17 YA
16%
37%
22%
50% '
98
100
16%
37
34.500
20%
98
17 Va
*98
17%
*22%
66
43%
Publlcker Industries Inc common--0
5
201/a
*98 %
300
2,000
10
Electric
Oil
51%
65 ;:
16%
Va
Pure
21%
*61 %
65
34
160
*61%
159%
"
1,200
*33%
159 3 4
34
159
17%
4%
Rights
Pullman
*61%
100
34
34
159 Va
11%
—2.50
Co
*33%
159
98%
preferred—1 no
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co^
3
24,500
24 Va
43%
2.50
W'est
Pittsburgh Young
$1.40
2,900
13%
23%
*9%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
___100
5V2% 1st series prior pfd
100
4.16%
593/4
13
99
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
3%%
59
12%
23%
60'%
11 %
43%
Pitts Ft
4.32%
581/2
12 S/8
34
*98%
100
573/4
38,500
*98
5
25
No par
2
Chem
23%
"
5
100
5
common
23%
23%
*50%
100
Hosiery
23%
12%
51%
*50%
*98%
100
96
23%
59
67
100
240
200
95
12%
*61%
No par
3.600
95'/4
23%
65
20%
No par
463/a
101
12%
60
*60
20%
100
58
45%
lOO3/,
101
23 3/4
162
5
,
*57
16,600
300
23 3%
xl60%
12.50
Pitts Consolidation
Public
23 '/8
34%
162%
___l
Petroleum
$4.75
94V2
34%
*162
100
preferred
Public
96'%
5
No par
27,000
14 Va
*
20 %
&
951/2
12%
*23%
foo
6,800
41%
!
46%
*100%
97%
*963/4
85%
14
58
46
101'%
12%
___100
46'%
841/2
41
14
*56
58
46
101%
23%
100
7
98
46%
102%
12%
—100
3
93
*56
58
46%
102
23 Yz
4.30%
19
46%
102%
10
4.08%
Sgp
s
58
59
46 Va
102
40
4.18%
97% Sep
*58
24%
Procter
28»/4
861/4
40%
1
&
*26%
28%
85Va
3
Potomac
28
*26%
*100
Poor
1,800
22'%
*273/8
41%
100
Co
39%
*21 %
861%
100
5% %
38%
22%
28
28%
100
Pittston
38%
403/,
& Co Inc common__l
&
1,800
1,000
1
preferred
Pittsburgh
50'/4
85%
100
6,500
301/4
*263/4
No par
2,200
2,300
4
11%
29'/2
42%
com
300
*493/4
87
preferred
$4.80
4
41%
33%c
Coke &
'
311/4
32
113/4
86%
preferred
Pitts
31/8
4
*26%
15
63
30%
51
15
22% Jan
page
30%
51
16
28
see
30%
Feb
27
footnotes
14% •/,
12
106% Feb
21
For
14%
4
11%
104
74% Dec
41% Apr
14%
3%
12'%
103% Feb
24% Nov
11
14%
3%
12
18
9
Oct
14%
12%
14
27
32
14 Va
4
12
18
22
Nov
14%
143/8
4%
12%
Sep
92
23 % Dec
105
14%
4
12%
98% Jun
103% Nov
56% May
*14%
1
32% Jan
8
105% July
par
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
67% May
24% Feb
3
1,200
*92
$5
160
Jun
6
108% Jan
10
10
96
Mar 14
25 Ya Jan
Apr
Apr
4
47% July 16
12
29
85
July 25
166 Ya Aug
Jun
173
25%
93
Phoenix
41% Dec
31
162 »/2 Aug 31
28% Sep
21% Dec
3
13
93
25%/
Corp
Plllsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
Pltney-Bowes Inc
3
100
Jan
32% Feb
158% Jan
102
89% May 21
20
25
93
Phillips
1
Sep
Aug 14
Jan
2
3
42 °/8
98
25
100
5 %
18
5
14
83
16
59% Jan
Feb
Dec
104 V2 Feb
.
5
12% Jan
4
6
61
Mar
55% Aug
6
25%
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morrfs Inc common..
4% preferred
3.9% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
3
Sep
21
46 V4 Jan
25%
Philco
37 Ya Feb
100% July
33% Jan
26
31V4
1
preference com
4.68%
85!/2 Jun
19
13,500
x26
Phila & Reading Corp
36% Mar 13
8
46%
26%
4.3%
4
10
May 18
?
26 %
3.8%
19
20% Aug 14
4
31
30
107
Jan
6,000
33,700
7,700
46
106
24
26% Sep
31%
106
Feb
109% Jan
31V4
100
4.4%
106
4
19%
31
common
Co
13
102
17
98%
183/4
preferred
preferred
112% Jan
23
*97%
18%
No par
common
Electric
961/4
98%
I8V4
31%
Mfg Co
Phila
conv
94V2
*97%
181/4
32
Corp
$1
C
98%
18 Va
46
*27
50
Phelps-Dodge
26% Mar 14
951/4
*97%
I8V4
25
Corp of Amer
Brewing Co
2nd
94
933/4
98%
4,600
23,600
45%
(The)
Corp
(Chas)
4%
17
93%,
450
6%:
181/4
18
25
40 % Mar X3
21
92% July 11
100
Apr
961/4
*97%
17%
No par
76% Mar 19
104% July 30
2
1
43% Jun
28
11
23
36% Jun
7
107 Ya Apr
ill
Mar 30
19
Dec 22
6
107
Sep
19
102 Ya May
86% Dec
95
Pfizer
953/4
98%
137
137
6%
17%
*27%
preferred
Pfeiffer
96%
6%
17'A
7
47
Corp
Sand
Co
136V4
136
17%
32
Petroleum
12
50% Sep
Milk
17%
2,870
36,600
4'A
46 3/8
preferred
4%%
7% Mar 12
54% Jan
July 25
26% Mar
115% Apr
May 26
12 Ya Jan
22% Apr
17
Jan
Pet
6%
17 5/8
126
4 Va
6%
7Vs
17%
800
343/4
,
*27%
Peoria 8c Eastern Ry Co
1
41/4
25
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
3
Mar
7,000
100
47%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
54
371/4
37
*333/4
1251/4
5
Co
Pennsylvania Salt
26% May 18
10,800
313/4
Pennsylvania RR
3
Jan
503/a
31%
30
series preferred
$1.60
37%"
343/4
126
41/8
136 %
50
1,500
2.50
common
& Light
preferred
Penn-Texas
136
43%
1,600
46
common
Power
4.40%
Aug 15
105
6
11
29
4%
125
33%
31
Co
Cement
Glass
137
37%
*333/4
4,700
47%
1
No par
Corp
37%
343/4
126%
12 %
221/4
25%
33%
„
21%
22
25
Co
(J C)
4%%
Mar 29
168
~6% Nov" 22
Jan
Feb
109
16% Jun
48
2
Mar
106% Jan
29
Penn
3
112% Mar
21
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
17% Mar 14
48'A Nov
102
45% May 29
100% Sep
31%
4%
7
37Va
341/8
126
12
12 Va
21%
47Va
preferred
Penney
113% Apr
108% Apr
31%
l
Corp
prior preferred
Penn-Dixie
49% Feb
28
20
13% Sep
6
19
Sep
9
18%
___—
30% Jan
Jan
18%
preferred
84
101
95%
*97%
1
34%
127
11%
v.
No par
Telep
preferred
$1
$1.32
13
7%
17%
100
Peninsular
24% Mar 26
*136%
7%
No par
Penick & Ford
29% Jan
136 %
136
17%
Transportation
No
& Enterprises
conv
43/8
1
Corp
Proof
Coal
41/2
37%
34%
126 Va
1
Mines
Peabody
26% Jan
'
6
23
38
Rust
21% Aug 27
Jun
Nov
Parker
9
37
3
Oil
Paramount Pictures Corp
& Tilford Distillers
6% Mar 12
23
Corp
Airways Inc
preferred
26% Apr
3
106 Ya Dec
4%
14% Jun
29% Aug 30
46% Jun 20
Consolidated
World
Panhandle
3
17% Apr
Tin
Amer
Panhandle East Pipe L com
6
57% Apr
30% Jan
14
173
100
Parke Davis & Co
4
Pan
36%
343,4
127%
127
4%
Park
17
Jan
40 Ya Jan
Pacific
9
22
37%
343/4
common-100
______
36% Jan
29
Mar
37
No par
Teleg
Common rights
6% preferred
&
23
30% Jan
5
21
21
No par
—
Telep
Aug 27
3
12
54% Feb
19
Lighting Corp
Pacific
20% Aug 28
11
Dec
50 3/4
103
17
Oct
49% i
104% July 17
9
21
33
50 Va
29
3% Aug
146
50
18
11% Sep
Oct
50%
10
5
22
50%
Jun
6
103% July
50%
Jan
Jan
9% Jun
58
50 %
11
25 Ya Jun
2
25
95
6
Jun
33%
3
6
May 4
41% Mar 14
33%
18
4% Jan
107
33%
25
14% Jan
44
33%
21% Mar 20
21
38
133%
12
17% Sep
7% Jan
11
33%
27
51% Apr
Jan
341/8
6% Sep
47% May
29% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
34%
16% Jan
44% Jun
29
12
Jan
20
23% Jun
82
10
74
Apr
9
Jan
54
19
Sep
135
2
27% July 28
Corp
Electric
&
40
10
34% Sep
5
Jun
Oct
*24V2
Gas
12
44
253/4
Pacific
88
4% May 27
*243/4-
53% Mar 28
22
6
243/4
23
16
10 y2 Jan
24%
48% Jan
152% Aug 22
6
22
26%
Aug 29
12
Nov
11%
21
*25%
Finance
26
40
113/4
22%.
26%
Pacific
6% Nov
34% Feb
11%
22%
16
16% Sep
70V2 Oct
Jan
p7/8
22 %
*25%
40
4 %
36
ij3/4
1
20
125
5
.____
bdva oep
Jan
Inc
25
preferred
29
148% Aug 24
142% Mar lO
5%
99
*97
27V4
27 Va
:
,
93
*96%
200
99
*97
99
26%
26%
2.800
64
64%
65%
3,800
43
43
43%
19,600
;
•.
■
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1246)
NEW. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
if« tar
IWl»5S
-
26% Jan
.
35% Mar
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Hffhwi
Quaker
7
Oats
Co
Par
(The)
Tuesday
Sept. 17
common—5
34
Feb
20
19
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
143
33% Apr
2
38% Sep
75% Sep
20
10
50% Mar 22
87% Feb 14
Radio Corp of America com
No par
43.50 1st preferred
£_Nopar
40%
88% July 27
7 6%
40%
76 %
17% Sep
18
18
20% July 11
Ranco
5
17%
17%
17%
53% Jan
23
59% Apr
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
57%
58
1
35 %
2.50
13%
153
34%
34 Va
143
*30%
*143
34%
146
Sept. 19
X33%
143
33
34
*140 Va
the Week
Shares
32%
33%
6,500
33 V4
*140 Va
1*31-2
1*3%
3J
3u-/a
30%
3U3%
30%
l.OuO
40
38%
29%
39 Va
39%
59,200
76
*7o%
76
7o
7o
l,4ud
17%
18 Va
18 Va
2,500
58 %
58%
58 Va
58 Va
35%
35 %
35%
3d V4
36
8,000
13 %
13
13
13
13
1,909
30%
30%
X39%
40%
39%
*75%
76
76
17%
17-%
17%
17%
*57 %
58%
58 %
58 %
36%
35 Va
35%
35%
13 %
13 V8
13 %
13
30%
Friday
Sept 21
Thursday
Sept. 20
Wednesday
30%
31
8alea for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Sept. 18
16
May 28
31
140% Aug 15
154
6
18% Jan
»
Monday, September 24, 1956
RECORD
LOW AND
30% Jan
33% Sep 14
July 15
31% Aug 1
30% Mar 30
Mar 15
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
.
UvMt
Highest
Imvmi
148
8TOCK8
rrvrlMU
..
*1*1
R
81% Jan
55% July
5
60% Nov
7
47
Feb
32
Sep 28
13% Sep
Oct
31
41% July
25% Apr
26
11
34% Jan
29% Jan
37% Jun
July 19
31% Feb
19
Rayonier
3
19 Va Mar
Raytheon
37% May
14
Reading
44% Jan
4%
33% Sep
4%
8
33% Jan
4
37% Apr
38% Mar
27% May 22
18% Aug
3
20% Jan
11
30% Apr
11
12 % Sep
19
15
Jan
5
7% Aug
3
Aug 11
Mar
42
6
4
Real
12% Feb
21% Aug 25
60
4
Dec 30
67% Feb
16
61
18
64 Va Apr
31
May 16
47% Sep
16
28% July 19
43% Jan
16
Jan
3
15
Jan
30% Apr
4
~7% Mar" 14
Oct
45
10% Jun
60
10
Sep
20
15% Jan
12% July 10
*
10
41
101
:
Jan
Sep
14
Republic
Apr
24
Revere
8
9% Feb
Jan 26
|
82% Sep 26
5% July 26
45 % Feb
35 Va
*33%
35 %
38%
*37%
38%
*37%
24%
25
50c
12%
12%
10
7%
7%
10
.100
*62 V4
8
49% Mar
57% May
1
Nov
2
70
81
7
Apr 20
70
Apr 26
May 11
89% Jan
32%
6%
12
12
19% Sep
18
105% Jan 11
37% Mar 15
3
8% Mar 20
6 Va
July
Manufacturing
Selection
Richfield Oil Corp
84 % Apr
55% May 11
Rldgeway
Riegel
18 % Jun
29
42% Aug 15
23 Va Jan
6
13% July 31
17% Mar 20
28% Apr
13
Robertshaw-Fulton
35
12
40% Jun
8
Oct
7
24% Jan
19
29% Sep
33%
20
9
Jan
9
510
Apr
2
May 17
105
Jan
16
30% Sep
5
11
27
30
391
4
98
1
21% May 28
Dec
257
Jan
19
410
Jun
17
21
Oct
11
105% Mar
35
Feb
9% Jan
43% Dec
Apr
30% Aug
2
37% Apr 26
Feb
Dec" I
100
14% Sep
28
12
Feb
44% Dec
29
34
May 28
88% Sep
9
Jan
18
32% Dec
35
Oct
31
11
79% Jan 23
27% Feb
17% Jan
10
6
29
.68% Jan 25
9
48% July 31
115% July 17
36 Va July 16
38% Apr
6
30
Sep 27
15
48% Jan
3
15% Mar 21
9% Sep
20
42% July 21
58% Dec 27
50% Feb
14
66
28
86% Sep
12
Feb
13
139 Va Sep
10
19
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
2,J00
*62%
May 28
25
909
5l»0
16 Va
*16
16 %
25 -/a
*2*%
1,000
70
63%
32 Va
*62%
63%
63%
63 Va
64
64
31 %
32 %
31%
32
31%
32%
6,700
6%
6%
6%
6 Ve
6 Va
61%
3,300
6%
13V4
300
54
54%
54,800
40 Va
40%
6,800
13%
13%
*13
*13
13%
13
*12%
13
10%
10
10
10 Va
6,600
77
74
76%
73 %
75 %
72
74
73 %
74%
34,009
*45%
46
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45 %
45%
45%
1,400
53%
54
53%
54
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
54
8,600
10
lOVa
10
76
75
*65
20
75
*65
81%
82
100
10
lOVa
100
*64
81 %
*81%
100
*99
20 Va
20 Va
19%
6%
6%
19%
6%
6%
6 3/8
71
10%
75
*65
82
*81%
82
100
99%
100
20
19%
20 Va
6%
6%
6%
75
*65
75
82
81%
100
100
-f.
600
220
20%
15,200
68
20
21,ICO
6%
71%
72
.71%
72
71%
71%
723/8
47
47
46%
46%
*45%
47
45
45
45
45
7 dO
10
36%
37%
36 Va
36%
35%
36
35%
36 Va
36
36
2,500
5
19 %
19%
19 Va
*19%
*19%
19 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
3,700
1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23 Va
4,000
25
*28%
30 %
28%
28%
*28%
29%
*28%
No par
Controls
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
3,800
99
29%
28%
29
28%
29
28 %
29
28 Va
28%
18,600
com
preferred
Spring & Axle Co
Rohm
Haas
Co
5
20
common
preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co—50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
Ruberold
Co
26
Buppert
(Jacob)
Sep
10
Bafeway
Stores
97% Feb
3
13 Va Apr
6%
16
25
15
Rochester Gas & El Corp
&
32
16%
25
53%
r'orp
Company
Rockwell
4%
25
41
No par
Corp
conv
*16%
8
*7%
*7%
52%
Paper
5%%
17
25
8
40%
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
21% Jun 26
28% Jun 25
9
9
34
12 %
*7%
54%
5s
8
17% Sep
12%
7%
42 %
Trust
10
33% Jun
12%
41
1
23
6
2,400
52%
Co
66 % Jan
27
25
25
6%
82
33% Jun
12% Jan
100
8
25
54 %
lo
34% Jan
26 % Sep
*37%
25
7%
33
99%
Ritter
38%
25
43
100
9
Dec"l3
*37 V*
25%
52%
100
14
27%
38%
25
42%
series.
Dec
2
*37%
55 "2
series
Nov
Dec
35
10
82
21
*33%
43%
1
Tob class B
42
5
35 V8
50
6
Jan
*38 %
42%
2.50
64% May 12
26
34%
*13
Preferred 4,50%
Rhodesian
34%
X54%
common
pfd series A
Rheem
38
5
Preferred 3.60%
'
*37%
10
Common
:
800
38
10
Corp
Reynolds (R J)
16
Sep
98% Sep
8
4%%
45,400
33%
33 %
16 :,/4
25 %
*16%
63 %
1
50c
preferred
Steel
Reynolds Metals Co
3
17%
33%
17 Va
33%
*37 Va
16%
33
*37%
12%
*
25 %
Rexall Drug Co
Aug
49% Mar 19
Sep 19
17
16%
33
38
16%
33%
25
16%
16%
*25
5
Copper & Brass
10% July 26
13
105% Apr 20
45% Feb 14
8% Sep
*33 %
16%
33
709
Co—
85
14
12
62
26
&
convertible
56
45
91
Mar 14
51
*82
54% Dec
Mar 11
38
5
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
13
42% Feb
12
45 Va
40
*37%
No par
Co
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
35% May 25
54% Sep
May 10
41
38
Hosiery Mills
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
18
33%
'
6 Va Sep
15% Aug 23
6
18 % Mar 14
27
■18% Jan
13
11% Aug 15
5% Mar 14
13% Jan
Silk
preferred
41.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
3
8% Jan
Sep
19
2nd
17V2
33%
*37 %
50
1st preferred
16%
50
50
common
noncum
Reeves
*5
Mfg Co
Co
noncum
Rels
11% Feb 14
Co_
Reed Roller Bit
10% Mar 14
3
15% Sep 26
7% Jan
Inc
Ray-O-Vac
38% July 27
5
May
13
15
1
Sep
37% Aug 31
47
19 % Mar 22
13
44% Aug
16% Aug
32% May 28
13
5
7
Jan
89
16
5
12
Inc
(The)
1
419%
423
*97
*19
412
418
99%
14%
*97
99%
30 %
29%
29
14%
14%
42%
42%
109%
31%
31%
31
31%
41%
70%
19%
410
413 Va
*97
99 Va
29%
107%
73'/a
28%
14%
14%
42 Va
41
407
*97
29 %
28%
14%
14%
41
*19 %
19%
30
*28%
30
409
410
413
*97
99 Va
14%
100
100
840
99'%
28 %
28%
28%
7,700
14%
15
5,300
11,500
41 %
41 Va
417%
1,400
108 %
108 Va
110%
105%
108%
107%
108%
114,100
30%
31 %
30 Va
30 Va
30 %
30%
30 %
31
6,800
31
31
30%
31 »/4
9,800
9%
9%
800
107
41
31%
30%
31 Va
30%
9%
9%
9%
9'%
9%
62%
61%
62 %
62
63%
63 %
63'/a
88 %
*88%
89
83 Va
89
88
88 Va
*88 Va
89
210
137
135
136 %
137'%
139
3,600
0
9%
9%
0
61%
10
88 %
9%
s
!
98% Feb
9
17
126
Jan
6
55
22% Jan
11
26
92% Sep
103% Jun
40
Jan
Apr
101
Sep
16
17% Apr 25
25% Oct 13
22% Jan
26 Va Aug 31
33
27
77% Sep
91% Mar 23
15
245
Sep
17
311
Jan
10
155
Jan
5
215
40% Feb
9
170
28
33% Mar 14
7
105
July 13
19% Sep 22
49% Jun
Aug
105
Feb
8
17% Aug 27
16
78% Jun 20
44% Feb
14
64% Sep
21
75% Mar
92%. Apr
10
95
27% Jan
18 ?.■
57% Dec
6
65% Mar 14
Feb
98
83 % Oct 19
101% Oct 13
11
7
23% Aug 22
37 Va Mar 29
12% Jun
14% Feb
27
2
19
17
3
21
Oct
13
Sep 17
60% July 31
29 Va Js n
Nov
Jan
99
Aug
2
18% Jan 17
Jan
21
20
22
25% Aug 31
20
Dec
32
12%
.-Of.
16
Mar 19
320% Apr
Aug 17
145
52
88% Jun
17
265
,
43% Jan 23
July 14
34% Jun 13
25% Mar 14
74
112
27
Jun 22
Dec
May 28
22% Mar
63% Apr
9
20
6
Jan
Mar
7
100
Jun
8
8
36
Jan
5
4
92% May 18
84
Sep
,40% Apr
89% Mar
43% Jan
6
59 % Apr
18
Jan
6
34% Dec
28
40 '.<
85% Jan
36
19
Aug 21
common
preferred
4.30%
preferred
conv
20% Dec
8% Mar 15
5% Nov 17
9% Apr
NOV 10
61% Jan
San Diego
35
octTn
49%
Scovlll
Mfg
3.65%
Co
Oil
23% Jun
7
Seagrave
36% Jan
3
Sears
12% Jun
21% Feb
29
Selberllng
7% Apr
27
Servel
63
Mar 15
Apr
59
July 11
Shamrock Oil
Sep
19
&
&
39% Jan
20
49 %
Sep
18
11% May
9
22% Jun
7
26
3
Oct
18
66% Mar
7
62 % Jan
10
8
When
22% Jan
6
Sep
11
29
9
30% July 12
19% Jun 22
21 Va
13% Nov
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
<18% Aug 17
25% Deo 23
21% Feb
7
14
45% Jan
19
55% Apr
26
7
59% Jun 21
55% Jan
4
86% Aug
9
55% Jan
23
0
49% Nov
Jan
19%
Jan
3
63% Nov
48 % Mar 14
6
35% Mar 26
72% May 8
71
Apr 17
28
57% Jun
37% Mar 14
20% Jan 25
64% Dec
1
50% Feb
25% Jun
27
24% Jan
3
46% Jun
2
33% Jan
.7
21 Va Sep
12
32 Va Jan
12
49 %
20
64% May 10
6
24
July 10
237% Apr 10
12% Jan 24
46% Oct
20% NOV
n;I5/// July
27% Feb
19
Feb
4
15% Sep
26
51% Dec
210
24
9% Feb
30
174
Jun
19% Mar
,54
Feb
37% Jan
Mar 14
40% Nov
85
17% Jan
18% Jun
23
205
Feb
14
8% Sep 13
17% Jan 12
i
3
25
67
3
Smith
(A
16
29% Aug 28
7
Southern
11
23
Southern Co
33% Apr
33% Jan
23
12
38% July 20
58% Mar 23
36% Nov 29
61
Jan
18
65% July
5
48
Sep
26
Oct
11
38% Apr
4
32
Mar 27
Marie
43% May
18
9
41
Sep
19% Sep
87% Apr
93
14
25% Oct 11
15% Jan
Dec
29% May
24% July
4
>4% Oct
11
7
77% Oct
21
90
Feb
5
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
87% Sep
6
12
10
13
K .Tnr»
4
24% May 15
8
28% July 19
17% Apr
.
21
18
4
Aug 31
63
17
Jan
17
Feb
7
47% Jun
25
98 % Sep
16
103% Nov 30
97
Jun
25
6% Sep
4
63 V» Aug 17
73% Jan 18
103% Mar 6
16% Jun
2
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
103% Nov 14
17% Feb
14
24% Mar 20
23% Jun
15
69
21
100
Nov
2
Sep
14
10% Jan
77% Dec
5
17% Nov
16
May 28
J5% Nov
88
18
Mar 22
10% Oct 27
9
July 11
*"*»r
-
86
Jan
97% Sep
18
25
14
13y8 May 28
76
55% Dec
7
41% July 27
94 % Nov 22
20% Mar
16% Feb
f/*ornorp<!
are
i
11
uapr
24
12,400
52
11,900
66 V2
67%
66 Va
67 %
66
67
65 Va
10,000
:
29% Apr
105
2
July 17
Sparks
Spear
37
36%
37
84%
84%
85%
84
84
37 %
36%
Spencer
16% Jan
3
Spiegel
83% Jan
17
44.50
VJ
82
July 13.
21
12
26
Sep
Sep
37% Sep
17
44% May 14
91% Jan
26
: 12% Jan
6
11% Mar 12
3,400
70
37%
27,100
18 Va
18%
18 Va
18%
17 Va
18'a
17%
18'A
22,100
62%
63
62 %
63
61
62
Va
61%
61%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18
17%
18
*17'%
17%
1,100
32 Va
32 %
31 %
32 %
31 Va
31%
30%
31 Va
31 Va
31%
53,700
13%
13 %
13 y«
13 Va
13 Va
13
13%
13 %
131/4
36%
13%
4
3%
47
46
46
*46 Va
3%
4
3%
*46
36'%
37%
3%
4
47
4
3%
*46 Va
4
47%
46 Va
8,200
700
6,700
46 %
80
36
38%
35%
37
35
35%
36
36%
7,300
49%
49
49%
49
49
48%
48%
48%
491/4
5,200
48%
49'A
48 Va
48%
48
49%
483,8
18,500
'
9%
23%
22%
23
83 %
87%
88 %
21%
15
28%
88
9
9'/a
9 Va
*22%
9 Ve
23 V*
200
88%
12,000
2,800
88%
87%
89
87%
88%
*87%
88 Va
*87 Va
88%
*87%
88%
*87%
881,4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
22%
26,200
15
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14'%
14 %
4,100
29%
28%
29%
27%
28%
26%
27
27V4
27%
3,500
49%
49%
50 %
50%
50 Va
50 %
1,500
*77 %
78 %
77%
37,000
50
60 Va
61%
60 %
63
63%
60 %
10
35%
5
21%
50
50
88
200
*77 Va
78 3%
60%
60%
61 Va
60
60%
60%
77i%
61%
62
63
62%
63 Va
62%
63 %
62'A
63
60 %
59 Va
59%
58 %
59%
57%
57%
53
58'%
1,200
36 %
35%
36
35 Va
36
35%
36
35%
36
2,100
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
3,300
51%
51,100
22%
2,300
21%
51%
52%
23
23
pfdll100
Co
47%
48 Va
23
21%
•
78
*190
225
1
9Va
*22%
78
15
47 Va
93/a
23
50
5
*9%
9%
*22%
1
8%
9
*77%
21%
50%
22 %
*185
79
21%
21%
50%
51%
22 Va
22%
225
8%
*180
8%
8%
49%
51%
22%
22%
225
*180
22'%
*180
8%
8%
503B
50%
22 %
225
225
8%
8%
8%
6,600
20
Sugar
6,400
20 Va
20 Va
20'/a
20 %
20
20 Va
19%
20 Va
*48 V2
51%
*48%
51%
51 Va
51 Va
*50 %
52 %
*501/4
52'%
100
5
28%
28%
27%
28 %
27%
273A
27 Va
27
Va
27%
27%
1,800
35%
35 %
35%
35
35
35%
300
48%
com
20
7,500
com_4.50
50
—25
*35
25
49
49%
49
49 Va
48%
49 Va
21 Va
21%
21
213/b
20%
21%
20%
21%
31%
31%
31%
31Va
30%
303/4
30%
30%
*30'%
36%
36%
36
36 %
35%
36 Va
35%
3534
35%
36
49 Va
50%
49 Va
48%
49%
48 Va
49%
49 '/a
493i
31,400
—l
41%
41%
43%
41%
41%
42%
40,600
No par
Edison
5
Public
&
$5.50
Service
41%
41%
42%
42%
42%
41%
42%
41
41%
20
20 Va
20
20
19%
20
*86
88%
*86
Co
Co
1
Inc
1,
2.50
pfd_:
issued
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5%
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27%
*18%
19
5%
5%
70
*55
70
26%
26%
18 Va
18%
18%
5%
5%
5%
*55
*55
42%
18,309
19%
11,400
*85
88Va
27
27
273s
18%
18%
18%.
5%
5%
88%
5%
600
4,900
70
*55
70
9,400
52%
52%
53%
98
97
97
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18%
3,800
50c
24%
25
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24 Va
24%
24 V*
24%
73,000
97%
98%
99%
25
97%
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98
52 Va
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52%
53%
98
♦97
100
98
100
52 Va
*97
99
100
9 J
99
14
14%
13%
14%
14
14 Va
13%
14
14
14%
76 Va
76
76
76
76
76%
76%
76
76%
76 %
77%
76
76 %
26
25%
26
No par
37%
37%
37%
81
81
76%
*25%
37%
37%
81%
81%
t80%
1
9%
9%
9%
9%
Standard
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
Co_
52%
76%
No par
Electric
41%
-
18
*97
25%
preferred
70
600
6,900
17%
2
com
*85%
26%
5%
88 Va
19,200
19%
41 %
20
12,900
31%
18%
No par
5
Inc
*86
21
42%
41
20
49
2H%
483/4
49
17%
6
.100
52%
26%
19%
,
88%
27 Va
26%
*18%
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42%
*
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1
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:
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36
20
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&
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37
36%
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70
36'%
851/2
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38
Standard Coll Products Co Inc_
43.50
102
36'A
36%
85%
63
10
preferred
Standard
*99i%
101
50
62 %
37
No par
Square D Co
When
36 Va
*84
94
49 %
,
Chemical
Inc
92 Va
101
64%
*92%
XI8V4
91/4
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Cnrp common
$4.50 preferred
12
*84
66%
94
35%
(The)
Co.
101
101
36%
92%
*22%
WitMngton Co
&
65 Va
*
104
*93
94
*98%
37
1
Railway common
preferred
(A
*92%
*92 Va
100
92%
100
-No par
Mobile & Ohio stk
Sep
80% Sep 20
8% Aug ,1
9% Jan
3
4
5,200
18'%
51%
non-cum
51% Jan
July 27
16 Va
18 Va
34%
1
Southern Production Co Inc
25
68% Mar 14
40% Oct
3
15%
34 Va
No par
Inc
California
Spalding
34%
600
16%
.
Rico
Southwestern
3,500
33Va
51
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
South'n Pacific Co (Del)
No par
5%
22%
*33%
18%
No par
8%-preferred
Southern
22'%
33%
16
Co
G
31
150
22%
1
&
Jan
May 28
102
22%
33%
50
Corp
Carolina
29
1
102
102'%
22%
18%
preferred
19% Jan
Aug
17
34
102
104
2.50
South
40 Va Jan
22%
16 Va
Platinum
54 Ve July 27
*102%
22 Va
36%
Inc
&
47
51%
104
51%
.—No par
South Amer Gold
34 Va May 24
22%
I8V4
1
—w
Aircraft Co
Porto
*102%
22%
50
30
19,400
50%
20
Solvay American Corp 4%
South
51%
104
501/4
52 Va
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
5%
220
48%
49 %
51
111-25
Smith-Corona
Solar
255
*205
—25
Co
O)
*245
220
53%
Sinclair Oil Corp
7
245
48 %
52
£
America—~50c
of
—
3
20% July 31
53% Jan
% Apr 10
24% Jun 20
50
3
Aug
245
*205
50%
16 %
Strapping G0
Oil
255
220
49 Va
18 Va
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
34
7
17
81% Jan
7
Sep
10
Sheraton Corp
Skelly
*245
*205
*87%
Sheller Mfg Corp
Steel
Simmons Co
255
220
50%
34
.7.50
Slgnode
*245
*200
18%
issued
54% July 25
21% Mar 7
18
28% Jan
-
52 V» Jan 24
12% May 23
26% Dec 19
44% Jan
13
Mar 19
250
215
16%
15c
Shell Oil Co
100 Va Aug
5
245
210
3
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen
Feb
2,800
16%
Gas
10
•
7,600
79
34
J
36% Feb
9
28%
78 Va
18 Va
Co
49% Nov 29
11% Jan 31
*
28 Va
77%
16%
Co
16
18
28 %
77%
18%
common
50
27%
78 3/4
1
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries
4
25
28 %
78
16%
Co
Rubber
29
25
27 Va
79
5
Roebuck
39% Jan
700
25
28 Va
50%
Co
Apr'll
251/4
25
27%
79
1
Finance
Inc
25 %
24%
80%
22%
Corp
12
25
7,000
29
100
Seaboard
3% Aug 29
447/a
18Va
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
44 % Sep.
44%
25
*102 Va
No par
No par
8
1
45
25
10
preferred
Seaboard
44%
5
Aug
,-i
44%
23,400
1.40
69
;
135
64
79 Va
100
10
134
61%
28%
5
common
64
'
100
Corp
Scott Paper Co common
Nov
9% Mar 14
44%
Schering
23
33% Jan
45%
No par
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
23% Feb
v
44%
Gas & Electric Co
17% Sep
7
29% May 28
5
45%
preferred
noncum
44% May
19% Feb 29
26
82
45
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
53% May 28
16
135%
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
100
17 % May 28
5
31% July 18
40% Nov 16
135
10
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
5%
134
100
43.40 preferred
44 preferred
105% Apr
Sep
107
6
33 % Jan
4%
I
9 Va¬
il %
5,100
50
260
13,000
440
74V4
76%
3,209
26
25%
25%
25
25
1,300
37%
37%
37%
7,200
81
77 %
76
76%
37%
37 Va
80%
80%
81
9%
9%
9%
9%
11%
11%
11V4
11%
■/
.
82%
'
210
9%
5,300
11%
3,000
i
i
Volume 184
Number 5571... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1247)
23
■
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
"
Bange for Previous
Year 1955
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
>H Highest
-
YORK
99
May" 18
53 3A
102
Aug 19
8% Jan
1G% Oct
22
14
50
Feb
8
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
55% May 15
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common—10
65
May 28
Standard
4
100 % Mar 23
15% Aug
3%%
3
11
43% Jan
23
51 % Jnn
19
81
421/4 Mar 14
59% Dec
50
241/4 May 12
23% Jan
6
29
13% Jan
4
13% Mar
5
38% Oct
Jan
21
Jan
27
58% Jan
14
27% Mar 12*
6
Sterling
32% May 28
39% Apr
3
18% Jan
6
23% May 23
17
May 28
21% Jan
4
16% Feb
23
21% Aug 24
18
Feb
13
22% Aug
8
19% Jan
4
21
19
20
20% Jan
26
31% .May 28
35% Jun
14
22% Feb
29% Aug 24
26 Va Jan
6
20% Sep
26
9
July 14
33% Dec
30
29% July
5
Aug 26
15% Jan
41% Jun
7
11
12 % Jan
95
6
4
Oct
32
105
9
Storer
Sunbeam
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
26
Sun
11
21% Jan
6
30
70.% Jan
31
80
15
22%
Jan
23
30% July 31
26% Sep
67% Feb
1
80% Sep
271/4 Jun
-Dec. 27
13
9
6
4
6
5%%
7
Mar 23
Sun
25% May 12
28
1
24
Aug 30
40% July 25
35
July 10
39
Feb
75% May 17
87% Sep
12% Jun
May 28
May 28
78
Mar 22
740
1
69
2
8
960
Jan
6
1,080 Dec
8
Jan
10
8
33% Sep
15
21% Jun
25
2
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
52% May 2
41% Sep
18
21
July 9
43% May 23
49% Jun
6
42
Feb
July 26
86
Aug 24
Mar 30
20
44% Oct
41
26
Mar 14
91% Apr
15
6% Jan
6
99
9% Sep 21
17% Jan
10
25
11% Sep
41% Jan
27
8% Feb
17% May
62% Jun
July 25
17
«
Oil Co
%</o
143
Oct
11
Nov
28
Oct
17
38 % Dec
2
34% Feb
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
18
Jan
10
25% Nov
1
21% May 28
21% Jun 29
10
28
11
23
Jan
6
75% Dec
Sep
20
33
Jan
23
25
22
11
6%
6%
17.900
47%>
45%
45%
46
46%
4,100
14
14
14
14
14
14
8,300
IOO1/2
*97
100
*97
100
*97
100
*97
77%
27%
26%
27%
27%
26%
24%" 24%
37'A
37%
1
24 %
24%
30
37%
37%
12.50
*69%
70%
8%
8%
8%
1020
1005
26%
Sep 20
24%
•
26%
24%
24%
:
24%
70%
69%
70 »/2
691/2
70
*70
8%
8%
8%
3,300
71
8%
1005
1005
1010
24%
24%
24%
24%
42
41%
42
411/4
42
8%
8%
1005
1000
25'A
1005
500
>
8%
400
3,900
1005
310
24%
*24
41%
24%
243A
2,500
41%
41%
42
1,700
22
*21
46
44
44%
44
44%
441/8
44%
43%
;;44%
5,500
50
50%
50'/s
50%
49%
50%
491/a
49%
49%
49%
12,100
90
90
*89%
91
91
91
91 V
91%
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*21
22
*21
22
Corp
22
*21%
22
*90
;>"
92
9%
10%
10%
10%
*18%
150
6,400
18 3/8
18
18
12
12%
12
12%
2,200
16
16%
16
16%
20,200
49%
,
500
51
52%
51
50
493A
50
51%
3,900
_25
57%
59
56
57%
56
57%
55%
56%
56%
573/8
60,600
3%
46%
473A
453A
46%
45
46
44%
45%
45%
46%
16,900
No par
30%
30%
30%
Producing Co
Sulphur
"A
50
50%
303A
31,500
31%
31%
30%
31
30%
31%
163A
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16
16%
6,900
293/s
28%
28%
28%
28 %
*28%
283A
28%
28%
>;. 900
Coal & Oil
—10
373A
38%
37%
373/4
36%
37%
36%
36%
363/4
37 V8
9,800
73A
7%
73/4
73/4
73A
73/4
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,500
Inc
Pacific
Pacific Land
common
Trust—
157
22% July 10
54% July 10
$2.40
4
Mar 28
4%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
5.700
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
14,900
22
22
213A
213A
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
21%
19%
19%
19 %
50%
*50'A
*19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
No par
51
51%
51%
51%
*50%
513A
*12
123A
50
28% Feb
46
*45%
46'A
45%
45%
*46
46 3/4
*11%
12
12
*11%
12
*11%
12
49%
94
*94
38%
39 »/8
38
38%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
81
78%
13 %
13%
79%
81
79%
72% A ti g 14
Trane
37% Mar 14
48% Sep
12
35% Sep
20
45% Apr
28
35% Jun
8
30
28% Mar 21
Transamerica
22% Oct
Inc
5
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
18% Jan
20
24% July 13
20
Jan
31
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
26%
27 %
27
27%
26%
27%
22% Oct
11
28% Jun
24% Feb
9
27% Sep 19
28% July 23
1
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
27
55% Dec
14
Edison
No par
13%
13%
71%
71%
2
37 %
37%
(The)
Corp
Airlines
Trans World
Nov
18
55% Jun
18
59
July 27
Tri-Cdntiner tal Corp common
$2.70 preferred—
18
Mar 15
25% Dec
29
25
Jan
10
32
Mar
2
Truax-Traer Coal Co
50
May 16
53% Feb
2
52% Apr
17
63
Mar
2
25
Mar 14
28% Feb
Aug 26
33% Apr
59 % Apr
14
51
14
52
Jun
8
16
31% Jan
13
21% Jan
30
29% Apr
12
15% Aug 16
20% Jan
19
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
11
46% Aug 17
60
19
46
52
Preferred
62 % Mar 13
Apr
25
Jun
7
9% Nov
2
18% Mar
4
8% Jun
6
14% Jan
18
Twin
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
26% Apr
24
35% Jun
15
TXL
Coach
Oil
-!i
71
;
*561/4
*57%
57%
56%
57%
28'A
28%
28 i/s
28%
28
*56%
59%
*551/2
58%
69
•.:
38
110
70
*94
96
36%
25
25
12
10,700
150
37%
16,800
25% ."25%
7,o%
76%
3,500
4
78
13%
36%
37'A
37
.
,68.
1
*55
50
(conv)
13%
13% >h
13%
13%"'
69%
68
68%
67
68%
35%
36%
36%
36%
37
18%
56%
26%
19
27
4,100
-2,200
25,200
"
5,200
27
2,500
27%
56
56 %
55%
27%
271/2
57%
*53%
26,500
551/2
27%
1,000
■>..
2,100
57
29%
29%
29
29%
55
52%
52%
53
53
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 3A
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17'A
17%
17
17
17
17
54
*51
53'
*50
52
*50
29%
*52%
*51%
29
25%
29%
*52%
55
*52%
55
*50%
29%
53
53
1,700
200
20,300
1,600
"3
.
1
„
(The)
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10y4
10%
10%
3,500
29%
29%
28%
29
28%
29
27%
28%
28%
283A
15,700
1
;
V.'/
'3,500
"
19%
*261/4
27%
*54
58
29%
27%
26%
28%
18%
*26%
■>
1
Cb—
Corp
13%'
'70 w
50
common
series A
Tnng-aui Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film—
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
36% Mar 12
'81
5
—2
Co
(The)
36%
46%
*11%
70%
94
70%
95%
39%
15
Co
*46
"
70
68
95
39%
87% Aug 17
Toledo
12%
95
69%
71%
97
70%
11
Mar 29
3.6C0
46
25
$1.20 preferred
——
Timken Roller Bearing—
100
13
123A
*95%
common
12
12%
♦12%
♦11%
370
12
12%
123A
12%
*12
900
8,000
v
51
123A
*12
12%
10
Tidewater
*12
12%
13
100
preferred ;
50'A
12%
1
47% Mar 26
13
1,100
37%
22
common
Oil
160
37%
21%
No par
Co
160
37%
22%
preference
conv
160
159
159
157%
38 3A
21%
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
10
13
*155
157%
3 8'A
50c
100
common
$2.50 convertible preferred
26
158
No par
$1.25 conv preferred—;
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
Inc
17
Jan
24%
37
10
14
23,200
*36%
62% Feb
13% Sep
24% Dec
26%
37
44% Jan
60
6,300
26%
*36i/4
6
15
26%
1,000
i
24 'A*'
18% July 26
18 % Aug 21
78%
36%
58% Juri
3
77%
/
45
16
Feb
-•
,
*21
29% Apr
Jan
78
4,:.-
7.50
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Texas Utilities Co
9
72% Sep
A
36%
.
25
Textron
14
6%
26%
41%
16
104
6%
77%
>77%
26%
*26%
271/a
26%
*69%
lOo
77%
77%
6%
6%
■
16%
Thermoid
11% Sep
3,800
45%
78%
The Fair
94
3,000
.
28%
13% July 31
48% Jan
26"%
1
14 %
18
33%:
6%
26%
Apr
51
32%
26%
preferred series A—25
23
July 23
33-
26%
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1
9
Apr
600
32%
25%
.
No par
Texas
42% July 27
24%
1,200
20
14%
77
1005
1,500
19%
*19%
48%
No par
:
20
6%
Xl4
100%
1
18%
19%
47%
14%
*98
(James)
conv
20
13% Jan
39% Oct
48
10% Jan
182 % May
Jan. 23
47% Aug 21
7
6%
49
No par
;
Instruments
10% Jan
28% Dec
14 %
17
„
.25
Gulf
4.48%
11% Jun
5
*48%
Corp
Texas
30
26% Jan
6%
1
Co
Aircraft
July 25
17
261%
1
series of *55
Texas
45% May 17
35
Jan
33%
26%
10
issued"
Texas
60% Mar 24
33
27
2.50
20
105% May 10
35 % Dec
5
33%
27
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
7% Sep
19
33%
27%
27
13
27
33%
27
1
*19%
u
57% Apr
13% Jan
43% Oct
19
16%
19
100% Sep
19
123/8
Oct
15% Feb
19%
18%
9
11
19
16
5
11% Jan
19%
123/s
33% Jan
44
19%
33%
*18%
8
47% July 25
19%
16%
Dec
1
.17%
19%
12%
37
Jun
17%
19%
;
18%
11
13 %
18
19%
15%
28% Oct
24
32%
32%
18
19%
12%
7
43
32%
321/4
18%
19%
*18%
14
600
33i/4
33%
18%
19%
16%
Sep
2,400
,
32%
32%
18%
12%
29% Sep
400
-w
33%
Co.—
Texas Gulf
14%
19%
*18
9
-
18%
7
*14%
52
33%
-
16
Apr
14%
6,200
71%
4,100
18%
69% May
70^4
10,500
4,200
*12 »/4
51
15 %
*50%
:
533/4
1
14
6,700
;
21%
1
14
15
51%
14%
9
17
12% Jun
14%
1,900
97%
14%
71%
71
TeJAutograph Corp
16
6
*14%
15%
51%
51%
.72%
Temco
27
7% Jan
14%
14%
53 %
Talcot.t Inc
4
30% Sep .14
11% Mar 16
14%
15
15%
♦96%
21%
9
20
15% Feb
72
10
11 % Jan
4
14%
51%
72%
18% Sep
25% Jan
July 12
15 %
52 %
98%
14%
14%
21%
1
6
19% Mar
14%
72%
;;:V;*96%
53%
Symington Gould Corp
28
53
14%
531/2
7
16% Jan
25
98 %
14%
21%
May
28% Jun
Nov
*96%
14%
31,900
21%
common
$4 preferred
10
15% Nov 28
52%
53%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
11
45
52%
t
20%
12
Feb
150
52%
53%
7
20% Mar
52i/2
54%
May
15 % May
53%
21%
(rhe)__4.16%
8
52%
60,400
131,000
A
20%
Sweets Co of America
25
55
54
99
9
54%
55%
preferred series A
&
54%
20%
50
Swift
52%
54%
25
7
55%
20%
)
2nd pfd
59%,
5
common
"when
48%
58%
/
—_15
Corp
Corp
47%
591/2
52%
.
Shares
48 %
58%
14%
14%
the Week
Sept 21
46%
53%
14%
Friday
;v
98 %
.
73
,/>
73
Superior Steel
10 % Oct
174
14%
*52%
27% Feb
38% Feb
44% Jun 21
g
Superior Oil of California
2
24% Oct
11
14%
Sunshine Mining
4
38% Mar 26
36% Oct
*96%
14%
14%-
No par
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
50 % July 26
55% May 10
9
May 28
«
98%
*96%
1
5
Jun
45
54
Paper Co
18
12
53%
Sutherland
12% Jun
45% Dec
53%
52% Mar 16
55% Sep
May~l6
54%
3
1,220
Feb
301/2 Apr
11
25
55%
2
10% Mar
181/4 Feb
41% Nov
54%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
Common
32% May 11
8% Nov 22
55%
100
$4.50 series A preferred
291/4 Aug
26% Jan
Aug
55%
53%
1
Corp
Chemical
Jun
10iy4 Jun
59%
Co
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
48%
58%
No par
Broadcasting
10% Feb 29
97
47%
7
Stone & Webster—.
,
50
8
28
48%
59%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
1
5% prior preference—~.~—2C
Feb
13 % May
47%
59
10
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Aug 27
32
17% Aug 12
4
Jun
Sept. 20
60%
f
Bales fer
Thursday
Sept. 19
49%
Inc__—
Drug
SAL* FBICEB
HIGH
Wednesday
59%
Co
(J P) & Co Inc
Stevens
Tuesday
Sept. 18
48%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
25
: >
25
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S
Chemical
'
6.25
preferred series A
Stauffer
20% Sep
29
Jan
-
Aug 15
15
5
California
...
58% Aug 17
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
Mar 30
36
of
Standard
2
17% Jan
^
Oil
Standard Oil ct Indiana
Aug 14
.:
*
Sept. 17
62% Apr
58 % May
97% Sep 12
12% May 29"
14% Sep 14
Mar 28
22% Feb
40% May 26
J
Monday
Par
46% Sep 20
48% Jan 23
49% Jan 31
Jun~24
15% Dec
6
25
<
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
50
42%
■
STOCKS
*14%
u
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
9
16% Mar 19
Udyllte
33
4
43% Jun
23
2a Va Sep
20
44
Underwood Corp
1
11
Jan
4
6% Sep
17
8
116% Sep
31% Jun
6
103% Jan
30
31% Apr
May
6% Dec
31 % Feb
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
6
22% Jun
6
27% Jan
108% Mar 22
26
27
113
Jan
5
101
Nov
1
100
Apr
7
3
92
13
89
86% Oct
10
26
92
98% Sep
12
45% Sep 26
Mar 27
23
Union
47% May
8
133% July 17
Union
Apr
28% Apr
104% Mar 29
48% Sep
6
26
Nov
7
34% Jan
6
113
28
74 % Dec
& Materials
Union Elec Co
34%
35'A
34%
No par
117 %
118%
114%
Corp
10
23%
23%
34V2
35
117%
114%
23%
23%
23
27%
34%
34%
34
113%
115
23%
27%
22%
27%
114%
23%
27%
34%
500
8,500
29.400
115
114
23 Va
27 Va
900
V
23%
27'A
4,000
10,500
11
Preferred $3.70 series
-No par
*85
87%
*85
87%
*85
87%
*85
Feb
15
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
79
79
80
80
*79
80%
79
79
♦79
87%
79%
104
Jan
5
Preferred
No par
*96
99
*97
99
*97
99
98%
98%
♦97
98 %
50
61
59 %;
60%
37,000
29%
29%
30%
Aug 17
Jan
10
20
65% Apr
39% May
19
10% May 10
Jan
5
rights
United
Biscuit .of
21
21% Sep
18
15
1
107
61%
62%
G0%
62
31%
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
Feb
24
28% Apr
9
44% Feb
10
62
12
4% Feb
9
Jan
6
73% Jan
23
7
7% Feb
11
6 % Jun
20
7
8% May 17
38% Oct
27
10% Jun
22
23
22% Dec
30
21
conv.
i
w
_5
com
30%
9%
30%
30%
80%
82%
81
10
*138
141
139
8%
8%
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
2,200
79%.
77%
78'A
77.%
79%
•*21.100
32
%
aV
32
527,800
9
139
A
135%
32
*135
137
38%
39%
38
38%
37%
38%
37%
No par.
26%
27
27%
27%
26%
26%
*26%
*100%
*100%
America
140
137
900
137
37%
37%
38%
27
27
27%
.
11,100
1,000
10
102%
*100%
102%
102%
*100 'A
102%
100%
100 %
22%
22%
21%
21%
*22
22%
21%
21%
22%
22%
800
No par
63%
64%
63%
64
*62%
63
61%
62
62
62%
2,000
No par
48%
48%
*47%
48%
*47%
48%
48
48
♦47
47%
300
Stores com—30c
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
1,400
United Carbon Co
27% May 17
53,300
,15,900
9
8%
30%
%
%
100
Inc
-
78 ;
30%
79%
40
80
•
30%
8%
9
9
——
preferred
Lines
United
71% Mar 26
57% Aug 24
9
$4.50 preferred—
No par
Board & Carton Corp
10
20
48% Jan 20
No par
Corp
32% Apr
27
July 25
57% Nov 28
62%
Co
19
4%
*85
;:f.
102
101
102
102
103
30%
.
10
Aircraft
Common
19
*102
•
United
150
Co
preferred
Car
27%
103
60%
Pacific RR
Tank
87%
27%
*102
25
Oil of California
Union
Union
27%
103
com——10
TTnion
4%
27%
59%
9
Apr 30
87% Sep
5
Sep
series
2
36
32
$4
26% Sep
100% Sep
1
Corp__6%
•
12,500
Jan
61% May 25
% Sep 18
22
20
6%
35%
91
Air
4% Apr
26%
6 3/4
93
United
34% Jan
143A
25%
6%
*102
Sep
5
44% Mar 20
108% Feb
14%
26%
*6%
10
23
3
14%
25%
6%
-No par
23
18
14%
26%
*6%
common
35% Jan
29
15
26
6%
Preferred $4.50 series
113% Jan
17% Jan
14%
26%
6 %
'
9
Dec~22
44% Jan
14%
26'A
6%
15
17
30
22
33% Sep
14%
27%
Jan
49% July 25
128%
6%
Jan
52
3
Mar 15
103% Jun
Union Chem
Paper
Carbon
&
27
30
97
7
32% Jun
Bag-Camp
Carbide
5
112
Sep
8% Sep
26% Jan
-No par
21
May 15
29% Sep
Feb
Union
2
(The)
Aug 15
78% Sep 12
July 27
59
Corp
Asbestos & Rubber Co
United-Carr Fastener—
72 % July 18
6
Jan
15% Feb
25
13 % Mar 14
51% Feb
30
2
Sep
26
34% Dec
14
6% Aug
6% Jan
78
17
60
9
18
Mar 14
,
Jan
17
Mar 31
13% Jun
8
May
47
36% Oct
9
31
39% Mar
2
8% Mar
1
23% Jun
6
Mar 21
82
May
4
Jan
3
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp (Del)
Jan
5
United
Dye & Chemical Corp
United
United
16% Aug 20
Sep 20
28% May 11
55
Mar
35
Aug 14
35% Jan
41% July 30
23
5% July 10
7% Jan
3
4% Aug
3
11
36% Dec
9
28% Jan 23
39% May
25% Aug 28
64% Dec
29
20% Aug
9
54% Jan 23
184% Feb
15
61%
Dec~29
Dec
22
6
166% Sep
6
77
Aug
2
18% Jun
_
_
12
Sep 26
40% Jan
5
For footnotes
16 % Mar
~3
44% Nov 28
see
page
24.
8
22% July 19
8
15% Feb
14
19% Mar 22
Jan
5
49% Mar 16
4%
*79%
81
120
16.100
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
.' 6%
6%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1134
12
Electric Coal Cos
5
24%
25%
25%
12%
25%
25%
263/8
26
26%
26%
26%
Engineering & Foundry
5
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15 Va
15%
7.700
,48%
47%
47%
47
47%
47
47%
23,010
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
31
31%
12,000
39%
39%
39%
393/s
39%
39%
48
483/a
Gas
10
30%
30%
30%
Gas Improvement Co_—13%
39%
40
39%
_No par
Corp
5%
_1
5%
15%
15%
2
2
'
6
15%
6
15%
6
15%
1%
6
153/4
2
.:
6
15%
1%
6
15%
2
6
153a
1%
6%
40%
6 Va
16
2
63,900
4,790
1.600
2.600
44,700
8.100
United Park City Mines Co (The)
„
1
1
36%
36%
35%
36%
X33
33 3A
33 %
33%
33%
34%
No par
23%
23%
24%
24%
24
24%
24
2434
24
24%
5,300
65 Va
13,500
S & Foreign
Securities
.
U S Freight Co_
U S
Gypsum Co common
7%
44% July 20
44
80
4%
80
6%
47 %l
1
38"- Jun
*79
80
>
U
9
Feb
80
4%
4%
80
12'A
United
3% Mar 26
181
*79
4%
*79
1
United Industrial Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
29
2% Jan
_100
A
com„ 1
United
6
19% Feb
Cig-Whelan
United Fruit Co
5
27% Oct
19
.
United
15% Sep
1 % Sep
177
(Delaware)
3
4% Jan
U
S
100
Hoffman Mach common—82%c
class A preference
50
5%
U
S
4
preferred
„-
Industries
4%%
Inc
preferred
common
series A.
1
so
62
61%
*166% 169
19%
*39
17%
*48
2
2
60
169
62%
v
169
19%
19%
19%
40
40
40
17%
49
17%
*48
17%
49
60%
168
613A
169
60 3A
*168
62%
64%
170 34
'166%
19%
19%
18%
19 %
19
*39%
40%
39'A
39%
*38
17%
*48
17%
16%
49
48
17%
.48
170
19%
40
30,900
140
13.700
2,100
17
17%
12,600
*48
48%
100
•v.!
:24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, September 24, 1956
(1248)
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCK
YORK
NEW
RECORD
i'.
STOCKS
Range for Previona
8Vs Jan
9 % Feb
5
21 % Oct
11
28
44
39% Mar 14
157 'A Jan
15
23% Jan
11
63
37% Feb
12
9
3
Sep
100% Sep
4
46% Jun
8
156
11
61
Jan
11
56
18
70% Dec
62% Sep
156% Mar 14
168% NOV
19% Aug 24
3
17% Jan
35% Mar 17
18% Sep
3
36
21
12 Vb Jan
17
38% Aug
15% Jun
9% Dec
30
147/b Apr
100 Vb Jun
27
Jan
91
10
56% Mar
35 i'* May
159 Ve Dec
27
*66 %
40 Vb
x39Vb
39%
x83
83
*83
85
*83
85
*83
85
xlOl
101
*101
107
*99
106
*100
105
Rubber Co
23.
9
10*
13
10% Aug
3
18
26 Vb Aug
15
19%
67 %
61
x61
2nd
Corpl
*35%
36
*35%
14
8V«
*13%
14
*13%
93
*92
41% Mar 14
51% Dec
28
47% Jun
4
56% Aug 15
Utah
25 Vb
76
52%
*75
52
35% Oct
47% Apr 28
38% Feb
9
55% May
4
Vanadium
£ Sep
19
5
Rights
7
13% Jun
8
17% Jan
3
11
27% Jun
8
37% Apr
6
7
Jan
4
45
Jun
11
9% Aug 28
58% Mar
9
19% Mar
13% May 13
39% Feb
4
32% Jan
10% Apr
4
65 % July 21
8
6% Jan
47% Mar 15
% Sep
1
46 %
Van
1.
100
Corp of America
.
Co
Vick
Chemical
Shreve
Pacific
37% Jan
3
122
Nov
7
146% Apr
Jan
3
44% Dec
6
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
13
100
Dec
27
103% Aug 22
101
Feb
16
106
May
108
7
33
34% Mar 26
94% Apr
25
116
Feb
22
21
14
103
Feb
106
93
Sep
Sep
37% Jan
46% Jan
49% Nov30
May 6
6
15%
Jan~19
18%
$5
Dec?*5
1
5
31% Feb 24
28
Feb
74% Jan
19
85% Mar 25
75
3
15% Dec
13% Jan
52%
52
52
51%
51%
1,600
47%
46 %
47'/a
46 Vb
46%
46
46%
>A
r3°2
14%
14%
14%
15
*27%
28.
28
28
46%
j>
9Vb
9 Vb
47'%
48%
9 Vs.'
9
<46%
47%
47
.
9,000
147,800
28 Vb
IB
div
307/B
9,
47
47%
88
25%
26
25 %
*86
89
100
112%
112 %
111%
com__10
42 %
43 VB
42%
—lVm
Co
*111%
*94
*95
*97
68 %
112%
111%
preferred
$4.12
preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
5
1%
3
Wabash
Waldorf System
30
31
20
*112
111%
4,300
1.200
9'A
4.000
47%
4,200
29%
29%
3,400
85 %
88
25 Vb
25%
*9
9 Ve
47'A
47%
*97
68%
98
*94
98'A
*95
*97
66%
240
111%
97
*92
98
93
30
95
*94
99
97%
100
800
6,600
42
111%
111%
3,600
114%
41%
67%
67'A
31
30%
3,000
68'A
69 %
67%
31
30%
31
30%
1,200
41%
45%
43%
44%
42%
44
43'A
44%
37,900
24%
25%
24%
25%
25
25%
25 Va
25%
6,200
29%
*28
*77
81
14%
*30
67%
114
42
41%
24 %
67%
2 5'A
112
111
100
*
88
41%
111%
*95
98%
100
29%
111%
42%
*94
98
*97
25
115
*111%
112%
*95
*85%
25%
42%
43
*94
98%
40
23 %
*29
10
preferred
98
100
•
29%
88
*85%
26 VB
preferred
Power
29%
30%
30
*85%
26 Vb
100
partic
30%
No par
Chemical com
83% Jan
May 21
12% Jan
Mar
30
52
9
100
100
2fl
25
5
6
28% Apr
52Vi
14%
100
26% Sep
220
28
preferred
18
13
1.400
75 Va
14%
preferred
16
16% Feb
20
25 %
*75
28%
$4.04
45% Sep
157%
*24%
75
14%
$4.20
33% Jan
157%
25.
75
28%
6
72% July 18
11
157 %
24%
75%'
9%
13
17
May 29
34
&
Virginia Elec &
13
29% Aug 27
33
11
Jan
6 %
6
Mar
103% Feb
96 % Aug
May 23
*156%
24%
75
15 Vb
preferred
Va-Carolins
47% July 26
Apr
97
30
Jan
128
2
10
111'
3% %
24
38% Apr 18
38 % Jan
157%
24%
75%
28 %
5 %
15
20
*156 Va
24%
'123
20
Sep
157%
'123
Vicks
Feb
25
*156%
,..24%
,
'123
2
128
88 % Aug
400
'123
Feb
12
27% May 28
1,100
35 VB
*123
130
Sep
Jan 11
50 Va
35 Vb
*123
7
123
51 % Mar 29
50
35%
'123
Feb
21
94
49%
*35 VB
"123
129
133% Jan
1
48%
35'A
*123
133% Jan 24
13
12
50%
35%
*123
14
Jun
11
100
50
Ry com_100
Oct
33% Oct
7%
16%
noncumulative preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
127
87% Sep
220
7%
*15%
51 %
14%
2.50
1.500
7%
16%
35%
28 Ve
Co—
2,500
50%
-2.50
Inc
500
8'/a
91%
8
91 %
91%
7%
ft
'14%
Inc
13%
*15%
16%
10
Industries
Raalte
3.700
36
13%
*35%
.
%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
130
28% Ifov
48
—
Norman
Van
com
Co
18 VB
18 Vb
*35%
8
8
91%
8
7%
*15%
No par
Inc
Co
8
8 Vs
92
91%
15%
24%
4 %%
Pictures
3.000
18%
18 Vb
18%
8%
8 Vb
94
"7%
*75
52%
-Feb
18%
7%
17
52
35 %
157%
,,
151
15%
7%
*15%
*51%
35 %
*155
167
preferred
Power de Light
69%
151%
8
1
7
Universal
10
8
93
67%
—14
ncw_
155% Sep
82 % Mar 29
23
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8% preferred —.
—100
29% Mar 12
160.700
13%
Nnpa*
preferred
800
68 Va
151%
61
36
13%
.
preferred—
61 %
67%
151 %
61 %
66 %
152 Va
j
18%
36
Universal-Cyclops .steel Corp———i.
74% Aug 21
65%
151%
*13%
6
24
24% May 31
68 Vb
18%
*35%
26
3
61
61
152%
66%
18%
36
*35%
xl3%
25
Apr
7
7,800
4,100
18%
No par
preferred
59% Apr
Feb
18%
65 Va
63%
39
Feb
18%
65'A
151 %
9
Jan
18%
65 %
69%
151
1.790
159
18%
150%
3
91
170
61
158%
158
30
100
20,200
48%
64%
100
Jan
32
61 %
12,900
19
x65
*61
300
39%
47%
47%
16%
Unitpd Waljpaper Inc com
B
156%
66%
39%
65%
18%
19
66
13.400
31
66%
39 Ve
47%
8%
30%
66%
39
157%
157
158
157
19%
67%
50
Stockyards
Class
153%
19%
66%
66%
48%
47%
49%
com__ou
Min
Co common
conv'tlble
$6
31.
77 V* Nov
159
48%
50%
1
noncumulative
4
18
26% Mar 15
105
49%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
Mar 23
99
Tobacco
7 %
10% Jan
Sep
preferred
dc
Corp Common
preferred
United
*101
"
85
5
Steel
U S
*84
100
common,:
1st
39%
1
100
41% Feb
3
23
66%
S
10
7% Sep
30% Feb
U
16
15% Sep
37% Oct
*66 Vi
7%
Feb
38
90% Aug 29
14
10
Smelting rtei
7%
preferred
9
14% Apr
-
31 Vb
S
20
7
8
31%
noncim
6
12% Jun 27
2
31 Vb
D S
19% Jan
20
Sep
39%
_5
Corp common
preferred series A
3%% prefr-red series B
14
66%
39 VB
8%
U
Mar
*66%
*8%
3%%
Jan
66%
8%
1
69% Sep
30 Vb
*8%
U. S. Shoe Corp
69
30%
10
17
169
30%
preferred
10
Aug 31
*8%
31%
8%
30%
29%
19% Sep
4
.
29
*8%
28%
71% Sep
23
150
29 VB
8%
29%
4
60% Sep
23
14
Feb
170
28%
*8%
28%
19
Jan
51% Jan
1
40'/a May 16
■■
3,700
29 %
29%
29
'V>fk
Shares
Sept 21
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
1
„
U S Plywood
67% Mar 14
Sept. 17
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
For
common-.:
S
U
6
Co
the
Friday
Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co
U
July 18
128
% Aug 23
18% Sep
b0% Feb
Oct
Jan
Lines
S
4%
51% July 18
90% Mar 2
18
83
172% Jun 23
18
4a'A
70
Sep
110
19
Jan
8'% Jun
16
Sep 12
Sep 20
Sep
9
93 %
84 % Mar 21
97
9% July 13
35% Aug
1
53% Dec 23
6
Jan
32% Aug 20
14
75% Mar
66% Jan 21
3d
Sep
U
11
22% Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
25% Nov 17
6
Jan
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowe* t
19
M
Sales fer
SAL* PRICES
HIGH
AND
LOW
'
*30%
31
29 %
*28
29 Va
*28 %
29
*28
28%
*77
81
*77
81
*77
81
*77
81
*14'/a
14%
-
w
32% Nov
27 % Jan
3
66% Apr
C 7% Jan
27
15% Nov
15
6
24% Jan.
106
100% Aug 10
Oct
9
29% Sep
30
81% Sep 14
16 % Aug 31
14% Jan
33
Jan
6
66
9
75
Mar 20
•
19
17
May 25
12% Jan
100
20% Sep
30
14% July
3
14
Feb
106
12
13% Jun
5
22%
18% Mar 14
10% July
3
Sep~13
30% Mar 14
43% Dec
38% Dec 20
42% July
6
12% Jan
15% July
10% Jan
3
preferred
WardeJl
11
Corp
Warner-Lambert
Washington
Pictures
Bros
Inc
27.... Mar
9
Wayne
26% May
4% Apr
7
6
33% Apr
4
40% Sep
9
31
Sep
19
43% May 10
50% Dec
30
50% Dec
30
46% Jun
1
Jan
6
25% Apr
28% Sep
4
20% Feb
16
9
10
21
112 Vb Jan
100
Apr
27
105
Mar
95
Sep
6
105
Jan
42% Jan
30
63
Apr
18
Mar 27
108
Jan
12
101% Feb IS
106
Apr 27
99% Feb
'. 35
4
105% Jun
49
Sep.14
110
Jun 14
Jan 31
105% Dec
19
10
104
16% Jan
6
25% Jun
9
27% Apr
29
31% Oct
25
28
25
99% May 14
Mar 20
13
West
2
Penn
4.20%
27
Sugar
series
preferred
Va
Pulp
4% %
&
100
C
common__5
100
210
70%
71
2nd preferred
100
19%
19
19 %
19 Ve
19'A
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
15,000
56
55
55%
54%
55%
54%
55%
55
55%
67,700
*91
92%
92%
91
91
90
90
200
11,100
29
23
36% July 17
Westinghouse
1C
15
51% May 28
65% Mar 20
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
55 Vb
.
26% Oct
27
Brake
series
Steel
77
27
Jan
6
34% Jan
82
Sep 27
6
95
Mar 14
29% Oct
15
31% Jan
18
White
Dental
50% July 24
White
Motor Co
1
99
Apr
10
9
Jan
23
16
30
30 % Jan
12% Jan
61
10% Apr
82 V* Apr
37
6
15% Dec
86
Sep
15
Feb
28
9% Mar 18
17
DeC
5
14% Jan
4
27% Aug 31
36 % Aug 18
22% Apr
Mar 14
Jun
14
3
35% Dec
23
148% Jan
92% Jan
159
86
7
Oct
11.
Mar 22
9
Nov
77
9
23
30
52"% July 20
59% Mar 30
15
23% Oct
25
67% Jan
6
14
6
12
32% Apr
26
22
-Jun
*27%
47%
*100
4
37% Feb
Wilson-Jones
20
Mar 22
6%
20
23
59 % Aug
Worthington
1
99% Jan
24
Prior
2
Prior
9
Wrigley
18
10%'Jan
4
Wyandotte
7
Yale
24
213
Aug
34 V8 Aug
&
pfd
46%
*28%
160
3,400
67%
*65
67%
400
28
28%
28 %
29'A
29%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
48
49
99
99
99
99
99%
99%
170
9%
3,800
100
9%
9%
9%
9%
28%
*27%
28%
*27 Vb
44%
45 Va
42 %
43%
40
9%
9%
9%
*27%
29%
*27%-
28
2,600
45
42%
41 Vb
5,500
28
14%
14%
14%
14 Vb
14%
14 Vb
No par
*79%
80 %
*79'A
80 Vb
79%
80'A
*18
18%
*18
18%
23%
23
23 Vb
10,500
14%
79%
„j.
Inc
18
18
18'
18
23%
1
23 %
23%
23%
32%
—10
*132
32%
134
31 "Ve
*132
32%
31%
'132
134
31%
32
*132
134
22%
22%
23
*18
10,000
31%
134
*132
22%
3,900
23
31
31%
134
300
400
-18%
22%
22%
4.000
23
Corp__10
—.—10
Service
31%
31%
31 VB
31%
31 Vb
31%
31
31
30
30%
7,900
10
10
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
11.500
55%
56
54%
56
53%
55
53%
54%
54'A
55
Co
common
series—100
92
93
conv
series.lOO
*203
207
(Del)
No par
*94 %
I
*7%
4%%
Jr
Mfg
22%
23%
22 %
Co
Spring & Wire
10
5
Jan
19
33% Sep
18
Young
Sep 23
83% Feb
8
105% Sep
14
Nov 25
20
Jan
16
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—_No par
Youngs town Stbel Door—No par
107
Jun
8
27% July 27
*65
14.
4% %
Towne
67%
79%
Worsted Co
(L A)
10
99
*64
67 %
14%
Corp
(Wm)
24
80 %
preferred
98% Mar
25
98%
23%
14%
Co
(F W)
59
98%
23%
58%
*79%
Public
Iron
Woolworth
58'A
99
23%
47%
*45%
100
Wisconsin
58%
99
23%
28
—20
preferred
Woodward
27
57%
99%
23 %
48
——5
——10
36% Fob
59%
93%
23%
28%
28 %
Co
24% July 10
60 %
99 %
23%
*64
9%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
.
59
*99
67%
101
*128%
*128%
'128%
common—No par
Stores
Winn-Dixie
24 Va
*27%
—
Inc
61 VB
100
common—l
—
Co
Co
preferred
$4.25
30
21
25% Jan
145
Oil
&
50% Mar 19
26% May 24
Jan
—100
—
preference
Wilson
30
20
90
17
108 Vb
May 10
Sep
159% Jan
7
Feb
41 V» Jan
18
•
7% Jun
11
103% July
S2p 21
45% Sep
90% May 28
4
9% Nov
*64
1
common
Machine
Sewing
Prior
'
100% May 18
212 % Apr
0
31
Sep 21
133% Aug 29
21% May 15
13
24%.Sep
43
45% May 12
43% Oct 11
Mfg
preferred
Wilcox
23
26% Feb
Mar 10
White
5
21% Jan
conv
5%%
8
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
6
"30
Jun
23%
common__5
—80
(The S S)_
2,0
'
30
10% Jan
140
102
4 % %
60%
100
Corp
preferred
Aug 30
27% Sep 11
July 25
July 28
23% Dec
-18% Mar 21
preferred
Whlrlpool-Seeger
'
75
Jan
28% Feto 23
36% Feb
2
12
8
$5
80 % Feb
13
51% Sep
6
22% Jan
62
102 %
7% Mar 30
22% Jan
21% Jun
13
Nov 16.
,
*91
*128%
*128%
common—10
No par
Corp
'
31% Sep
100
93 %
<vv,
Wheeling
10
*91
100
B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
24
17,900
19
30 %
15
Jan
70
68
68%
19%
30%
83% Feb
61% Sep
*77
xl9%
32% Feb
103
67 %
69%
62 %
62%
79
19%
6
May 25
67%
70 Vi
61
*77
79
31
28
Jan '20
69
*77
79
19%
53% Oct
98
*77%
2.50
Telegraph
25% Jan
46
10
1,000
5,500
30 Va
2
3.000
4,300
9,200
Union
5
23
63%
Pacific RR comraoii.No par
Aug
52
105
23
79
Western
Oct
2,200
52
105
22%
52 Va
106
100'A
Western
53
51
*105
*98%
5
104
52
106
100%
9
3
51
*105
52%
106
94
*92%
94
100 %
May
11
*92%
96 Va
102%
*101
627/8
22% Mar
96% Jan
102 Va
101 %
82% July 20
49% Oct
*101
61%
86
Ry
preferred
102%
*99%
26
3.80%
26
104
63%
17
4
25%
*103%
101 %
30
17
*92 Va
96%
26
62%
Jan
Feb
250
*101
102%
36%
37
104
*99%
18% Jun
99% Jan
6,600
103%
80
63
130
26'/a
103%
26
26 %
64%
68% Feb
5
25%
103%
35%
36%
104
20
101 %
9
21
5,400
79
26
90
Sep
128% Jun
36%
63%
73% Jan
July 29
36%
36%
101 %
common_10
86% Apr 21
103% Mar 18
12,300
-_100
23
28 % Jun
130
26 »A
com__No par
105% Feb
9
5
48
25%
34%
Sep 26
May 23
*47 Vb
25%
34 Ve
56% Aug
98% Aug
52 %
"105
32
48
25%
34'A
56
127
*92 %
*31 VB
48
25%
31
33 V2
104
Air
'101
31 %
48%
25 "A
33 %
6
Jan
53 %
106
26
31
*47 Vb
31%
32 %
29
noncura
96%
36%
104
1,800
31%
48%
26%
32%
13
4%
26%
102%
I
Jun
Maryland
37 %
25
1.400
3,100
3%
32 VB
Inc.,
Jan
20
22
3Ve
200
23
21%
3%
32%
Western Auto Supply Co
4.80%
preferred
Western
*22%
2IV2
3 Vb
32%
25
May 10
22%
21 Va
23 VB
Jan
67
22%
3%
22 %
37
13
22%
700
23
Western Air Lines
Jun
Feb
1.200
22%
10
62
47
32 Vb
23 %
Sep
30
9
2,200
32
32
36%
22
*101
*53
5,800
36%
.3%
105
*105
*31%
-
38
21%
*104
*92%
36%
36%
45%
23 %
25
102
Apr
Dec
36%
45
37%
Va
22
18
Jan
B
series
Paper
preferred
20
18% Jun
A
38
22%
31 Ve
26%
4,800
44
*37%
3%
*47 %
37
27
43%
38 Vb
22%
48%
100
100
26%
27 %
27%
45%
22%
32 %
4
pfd
2.400
3%
26 %
32
16%
22%
24%
-5
4%%
Power
preferred
4.10%
West
4
90
900
16%
3%
1
preferred
■
3,300
—'
16%
22'/a
23
*47%
com__2.50
West Penn Electric Co
3
25% Jan
3Vb
50
Snowdrift
29
25% Jan
22
1
Indies
26%
17.000
.
15%—
102
11
38
.
19
15%
*100 V*
11
27%
38%
...
11
45
46%
38 VB
*22
Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
103% Sep
45%
38%
27%
1
26% Sep 17
43% Mar
1
1
Apr
Knitting
West
7
12
29 % Sep
113
27%
46%
*38%
*22%
Welbilt Corp
15
27%
27%
45%
pa-
3
Wayne Pump Co
12
17 % Mar
16 Ve
Mills
"3
Sep
107% Jun
16%
32
Jan
3
: 23% Mar 14
10%
16 Ve
36%
19% Feb
4.8%
10%
16%
32
22
17
2
11
16%
36%
7
4% Feb
52% Feb
11
17%
32 Ve
3
6
20
15%
100%
32
Motor
&
15%
100%
*10%
*10%
18%
19
15%
100 %
36VB5
Waukesha
2% Jan
18%
18%
15%
109%
15%
36 %
8
Oil
18%
18%
*101
32%
37% Aug
Wesson
18%
15%
101
*17
ft
Mj
Washington Water Power
9
i
1,700
69
32%
38% Mar 23
25 % Feb
8
70%
71%
35%
35% May 22
Apr
21"% Mar
1,400
70%
29%
71 Va
5
2
9
30
14'A
30
70%
29%
No par
41% Sep
30% Dec
20 % Aug 9
16% May 16
14'A
30
Co
5
27
'
15%
14%
30
11
Pharmaceutical—1
Gas Light Co
Jan
£
19
102%
14 Ve
29%
J
_
9
Warner
15%
*101
800
Vb
1
.
Ward Industries Corp,
9
18%
1
100
14
71%
x71 %
2.50
14 Vb
30
29%
74
Co
*21% Sep
32
30
73 %
preferred
49 J/4 Aug
9
29%
No par
W
Ward Baking Co common
5%%
14%
10
&
G
40 % Jan
27
37% May 10
100
No par
Apr 30
29% Sep
7
40% Feb
1
Walworth
7
28
20
18 % Jan
30
4%%
Walgreen Co *,
Walker
(Hiram)
17% Mar 12
2
Sep
RR
30%
95
7%
31
32%
32%
103
104%
26%
26%
22%
91%
*198
91%
*91%
'196*
207
*2238
1
*91 %
93%
203
93%
93%
92%
92%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
29%
32%
*197
33%
29%
30
32%
33%
100
102 Va
26 <: 26%
"
199
..109%
-
90
7%
-
91%
92
t-
7%
70
207
,
91
7%
■
800
1,600
7%
30
30%
32
32%
100
101
25% 25%
29'A
29%
32
-32%
98 Va 100%
25Ve
25%
29%
99% 102
25% 26 V*
•
*90
91%
4,800
91%
*199
207
-
>
.6,500
3,300
22,300
3,800
•7---
86
J»n
13
142% Dec
dfridend.
y
27
asked prices;
Ex-righfs.
aru<
no
sales
on
this
141V4 Jan
day,
Jin
3
Zenith Radio Corp.
receivership,
or
.No par
petition has been filed for the
110
112
109%
company's ieor»-..cdi^tlon»
a
Deferred
lOgVs
.
delivery,
-
.107%
1.09
Cash
value,
r
.
,
109% 110
wd When
3,200
distributed. ,x Ex-
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Volume 184
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prices
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1976
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—April-Ocf
debentures 1976———-April-Ocf
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44
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first
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154 J/4 1541/4
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page
1967
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see
92
—
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May-No®
footnotes
12
—-
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secured
—
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82
due 19661—
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loan
95%
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163
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91
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to
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„
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to
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Atchison
sinking fund external loan 1963
sinking fund external 1957
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(Republic of)
16
94
—May-Nov
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1958
(City
18
*118 % 120
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April-Oct
3'As
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102
14
99% 100
June-Dec
1984
Telephone & Telegraph
2%s debentures 1980
2%s debentures 1975
2%s debentures 1986
20%
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4a
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assented
due 1961 extended
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3%s
(Kingdom of)—
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4%s
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1965
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1963-Jan-July
Norway
to
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100
—
——
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American
—
—
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(City of)
—
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agree't)
,
reduced
readjustment
*17%
,
of)
16
1978_June-Dec
1979
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(City of) 6'/2s 1952
April-Oct
(State)—
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sinking fund 6'/2S 1958
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f i reduced to 2.1257o) 2008
—;
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1959
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008
lANuremberg
external
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Jan-July
1942
(Kingdom
94
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-
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Netherlands
—
—
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1922
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v
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191/4
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1963_Jan-July
1933
assented
*14%
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1963
conversion
4.80s
~
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100%
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readjustment 1979-
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assented
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due 1954
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11%
93
(Republic) external 8s 1946—_Feb-Aug
sinking fund 6s 1960
—May-Nov
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May-Nov
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar) bond of 1937)—
3s
J ASmall
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IA4s
10
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
extended
extended
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--
-
(1942
13%
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assented
11%
83
of)—
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§ A Small
new
35
—
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S A Large
A5s
12%
11%
June-Dee
extended to 1981
92
—
88
June-Dec
f 1971
s
1971
(City
83
00 CD
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
Tokyo
1
—
11%
12%
June-Dec
1965
RAILROAD
~
(1922
—
June-Dec
—June-Dec
of)
87
93
111
—
May-Nov
1958
1958—
*i*hama
Mexico
assented
87
—
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Alabama
1943—May-No®
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IA5s
92
111
—
87
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95 %
50
~
186%
165
*169
,
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Mexican
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101% 102
101 %
April-Oct
June-Dec
1978
Irrigation—
IA4'/2S assented (1922
agreement)
§A4'/2s small 1943
186% 186%
186%
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
May-Aov
._May-Nov
extended to 1964
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s
82
--
—
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1954
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—
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Bhlnyetsu^Electric
126
(Imperial Govt)—
6%s due
110
(interest
2004
2.25%)
External
Japanese
Low
AExternal
1977
7s
15%
*159
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
1952
(Kingdom of)
16%
15%
April-Oct
Italian Public Utility Institute—
s
122
15%
Italian Credit Consortium for Public
Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
5A7s series B 1947
§AExternal
125
5
130% 131
April-Oct
Heidelberg
Jan. 1
No.
89
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
Feb-Aug
Helsingfors
30-yr gtd ext
130%
16%
&
lAItaly
A8s
A4%s
May -Nov
6s
*83
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
April-Ocf
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
A5Vis
A 7s
Jan-July
Jan-July
1999
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
A7s
dollar bonds 1980—
dollar bonds 1972
German
96 %
96'A
96%
1963—Jan-July
1972
loan
2.5%)
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831/4
79%
—
issue—
1953
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--
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—
r
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1950
to
A6s external dollar loan
1969
1972
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reduced
.
3s conv &
Prussian
Italian
*165%
f A8s external
80
1924
5%s dollar bonds
Conv
21
Friday's
of)—
(State
1936 stamped pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
(Federal
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5s
8s
.84
16%
158J/4
*16%
or
Bid Si Asked
Low
San Paulo
100
78
82
*76
t?.\1
fund 1973—
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3s
103
76
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1976—•J®""'*"}*
1967
6%s
Main
on
1
bonds Jan
(Republic off)
Sale Price
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
99
8
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
1
Low
No. v
99 % 100
.
Jan.
99%
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f dollar bonds Jan
f dollar
s
German
4s
'
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
(Republic
3%s extl
AEstonia
3s
High
Friday
Bonds
<Oet
Salvador
4%s
extl 4%s 1902—_April-Oct
(Kingdom of)
RECORD
SEPTEMBER 21
Week's Range
Interest
Period
si
New Fork Stock Exchange
Chronicle... Monday,
September 24, 1956
Co
Corp
3%s
debs
1978—.
*—
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90"
83
;
33
105%
74%
91%
.
84
.
93
96%
a
97
Number 5571
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1251)
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
EXCHANGE BOND
WEEK
or
Georgia Ry—
mortgage 4s series
mortgage 4%s series
AGen
mortgage
1 2020
1 2020
A Jan
4%s series B Jan
Range Since
Sold
High
NO.
Low
High
Power
3%s
3s
1974
3%s series A
debentures
1974
.
177
56%
67
89%
8
89%
97 Va
10
1981
*97
General
98
-
..."
.
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War-Sept
115
97%
100
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
1958
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s
ref
&
Chicago
3s
mtge
& Eastern
Chicago
debs
& Erie
93
'98%
Chicago Great
AGeneral
4%s Jan
101%
16
—■
106
ff
—
3
89%
1st
123 Va
—
91%
85
91%
1
40
85
65 Va
91%
85
65%
1
7
*107
*85%
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mortgage conv inc 4y2s Jan
3s series B 1989
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
106
107
112
110%
97 Va
95%
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contingent
Cincinnati
series
90 Vi
105%
85
90 Va
65
1 %
Detroit Edison
75 Va
General
90%
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&
ref mtge 2%s
89
97
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&
ref
—
92%
1
92%
80 Va
2
80
86%
63%
55
62 Va
74%
60
154
59 %
70%
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57
317
54
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92
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75
96%
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96 %
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94%
—
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100% 100%
74
96%
—
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96%
Illuminating 3s
100%
3s
92
——
Columbia Gas System Inc—
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37/8S
debentures
1st
&
South, Oiiio
89%
——
—
—
80
96%
89 Va
subord
100
First
F
2
76
28
80
mortgage
72%
65
75
97%
93%
93 Va
98%
98 %
91%
97
97
97%
97%
101
99%
91%
104%
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100 -101%
&
1st
&
ref
3%s
1st
&
ref
M
series
3%s
L
ref M 2%s ser U 1981
ref mtge s f 2%s ser X
1st
1st
Consolidated
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3y4s
3%s
debentures
A 3s
U S
debs
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as
to
subord
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Oil
3J/4s
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Continental
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debs
conv
2%s
s
Cuba
mortgage
AImp & equip
A 1st
lien
A 1st lien
&
4s
4s
ref
4s
June
ser
30
102%
5 A 7s
128 %
S A6%s
102 y4
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1J3
& ref 4s ser B
D
*
103%
mortgage
3s
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.
Dayton Union Ry 3%a series B
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footnotes
see
debentures
pnee
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94
91
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98
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20
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99 %
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96
3%s
debentures
89%
93%
2%s
debentures
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94 Va
3s
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94
85
92%
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4s
debentures
.
86%
19
92
91
10
89
89
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96
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96
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98
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97
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97
97
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99
97
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97
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14 Va
96 %
14%
288
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s
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98%
99
103
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91%
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—
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36
10
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101
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23
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—
5
25%
—
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32%
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—
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99
90
——
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98
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104
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97
100%
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30
98%
98%
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91
19
90
89
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43
89
95%
95
27
95 Vi
102 Va
94%
96
63
94%
101%
95%
96%
95%
103
3.30s debs
1980
99% 100%
90
98
96%
329
143
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Mar-8ept
93
99
Va
debentures
1981
*—
♦89
April-Oct
90%
98
114%
106%
168
106% 108%
107%
95
—
95
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Hope Steel & Iron Works—
§A7s s f mortgage 1945
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Great
F)
(B
Co
first mtge
2%s
April-Oct
1965—May-Nov
& Co 3%s conv sub deb '75-May-Nov
Union Company—
(W R)
conv
1969—
subord debs
General
5s
Ry Co—
series C 1973
4%s
series
1970
D
3%s series N
O
General mortgage 2%s series P
General mortgage 2%s series Q
General mortgage 2%s series R
AGreen Bay & West debentures
General mortgage
General
mortgage 3%s series
certificates
Jan-July
Jan-July
1990
Jan-July
2000
Jan-July
1982—.Jan-July
2010
Jan-July
1961
Jan-July
ctfs A
Feb
mtge inc 5s series A July 2013
ref M
3%s
93%
105 %
106% 106%
2044
April
April
series G
82%
82 %
1
83
2
82%
8
68%
92%
78
18
93%
94
4
94%
2
»—
80%
23
101
79
90 Va
98%
93%
S3
90%
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87
:
94
96%
87
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'
93%
10
79
»—
96%
1
18%
94%
94%
73%
1
78
79
94
94
89
—
92%
78
94%
83
82
—
92%
*18%
115%
85 Vi
■
:
*67%
States Utilities
—
'90
—
; 103%
100
-
■
*mrn
H
1976—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Hertz Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970
Jan-July
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Jan-July
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1958
Mar-Sepf
4%s debentures 1968
Mar-Sept
4s sinking fund debentures 1978
—.June-Dec
tHudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1057
Feb-Aug
^Adjusted income 5s Feb 1057
April-Oct
:
159
120
102%
8
85%
85%
83 "
11.6
106%
2
102% 302%
1001
139%
—
Feb
B
Mobile & Ohio RR—
&
~1
161
93%
Mar-Sepf
1980
May-Nov
2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
First mortgage 3s 1978
April-Oct
3s
debentures
1969
—
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1981
————May-Wot)
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1983——June-DM
1st
Gulf
93%
110% 114%
113%
Northern
General mtge Inc 4s series B Jan
90%
169%
92%
98%
Corp
General
10
180
94%
*90%
Mar-Sepf
99
90%
35%.
1979
98%
113%
190%
167%
—
100%
1969
15%
96
99 Va
May-Nov
debs
90
67
98%
Utilities Corp—
13
90%
I
.
97
96%
96
111%
102%
54
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
._Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Corp 4s conv debs 1971_Maj;-Nov
General Tire & Rubber Co—
Gulf
14%
90%
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
101%
_Jan-July
debentures
subord
115%
204'
175
*92%
General Telephone
4%s
105%
190
94%
income
Shoe
M
h
135
99
*169%
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Jan-July
.
Realty &
conv
103'
April-Oct
General
A4s
142"
99%
*179
_—
1975
Motors Corp 3%s
91
91
93%
125
104% lOS;
*195
—Jan-July
—
debentures
10
96 V*
_—June-Dec
Jan-July
1969
debentures
93
96%
23
109%
98%
June-Deo
—May-Hoy
I960
debentures
88%
97%
1376—April-Oct
Jan-July
_June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
98%
1958
debentures
100%
100
—
May-Nov
Corp 3%s debs 1976
Motors Acceptance Corp—
92
10J%
100
1976
Foods
88%
93
126%
*—
94
102 %
95%
3
105% 108%
debs
1964
84%
125
*99%
101%
91
"l
100
107%
1961
85
100
125
.
95%
Apr-Oct
debt
92
84%
99
91%
95%
1975
adj ser B 1968
4%s debt adj ser C 1968
4%s
89%
fc
98 '/a
•—
i05%
1940_.,
44
92 %
98%
106%
1948—
92 %
91%
*90
May-Nov
1945—
debentures
debentures
108 %
.
First mortgage 3s series A 1978..
First mortgage 3%s 1982—
104%
(Germany)—
96%
June-Deo
1970
3%s
Co
239
Jan-July
—June-Dec
■_
37
*—
May-Nov
1982
1981
Corp—
debentures
96%
96%
1970—June-Dec
1970
99 %
*
subord debentures
Dynamics
convertible
3 Vis
General
May-Woo
May-Nov
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 1%«
First mortgage 3s 1978_
First
General
97
98 %
April-Oct
1970
A
72
June-Dec
1959
5Vis debt adj ser A 1968_
Mar-Sept
1970
99%
Transportation—
American
conv
115
RR—
A 1st
II
c
4s
25
payment
Ry—
mortgage 4s (1942 series)
91%
1
126%
*91
May-Nov
refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept
Dairies Inc 4%s 1980—
Jan-July
187
103%
May-Nov
Jan-July
and
AFirst
Foremost
97%
96%
1961
Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co 4%s
125%
97
debs
3s
^Florida East Coast first 4%s
97
Northern
A 1st
v'-'1
'•
Jan-July
1977
debentures
124
92%
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 8%sl966
Cuba
3%
Electric
91%
f debs 1977
v"'
89%
Inc—.
1972
Electric Co
86
.
"
-
'
—
124
*—
Rubber
&
debentures
General
93%
1984
96%
86%
'st"''
F
Firestone Tire
General
92
—
10
129
*99%
124%
*100
Mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015—.
April
First consoi mortgage 3 Vis series E 1964_Aprll-Oct
First consoi mtge 3%s series F 1990__Jan-July
First consoi mtge 3%s series G 2000
Jan-July
A 5s income debs Jan
1, 2020
Apr-Oct
Ohio Division first mortgage 3%s 1971—Mar-Sept
A Debenture
1976
debs
debs
3s
1980
June-Dec
General
104%
*__
Feb-Auy
(stpd
97
123% 177%
268
87%
92%
gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
3y4s 1970
Mar-Sept
first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Schwaben,
104
91%
2001
162%
87%
83
95
94%
153
*
1956-May-Noe
5s
5%s debt adjustment 1973
97%
*96%
Power first mtge
*
87 Va
Erie Railroad Co—
97%
—
27/8s 1975
Continental. Baking 3s debentures 1965
3%s
Supply
Energy
97%
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
—June-Dec
1979
80%
105'/a
87
April-Oct
97%
99
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
1968
*
102
6
1
1965
•—
99
Railroads of Cuba—
inc
cum
In
Consumers
stamped
*—.
"
June-Dec
23/4s
Gas
102%
cons
Southwestern
102%
*93%
1978
debentures
3s
Consolidated
&
first
94
—June-Dec
May-Nov
1986
78
102
Apr-Oct
1971
General
1976
debentures
Paso
(N Y)
90%
B
(Bait)
Consolidated Gas EI Lt & Power
1st ref M 27/as ser T 1976
debs
937/a
II
1963
convertible debentures
3s
subord
conv
General
198G-
86 Va
'
♦78
Jan-July
1986—*=-
Va & Georgia div first
Steel Corp—
3%s
series
90
102%
Stainless
90 %
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
1985
110%
92 Va
56
82
1U,
3%s
K
143
*86%
153 Va
175%
107%
90
93
*97
*__
—
1982_Mar-Sept
1977_Aprii-Oct
C 1972-June-Dec
1972—_May-Woo
E 1979—Jan-July
and refund mtge 3s series F 1981-Feb-Au0
ref M 3%s ser G 1981
May-Nov
ref M 3%s ser H 1982
Mar-Sept
ref M 3%£ eeries I 1983
Feb-Aug
ref M 3%s ser J 1984
Jan-July
1st &
1st
92 Va
103%
135
557
90
Mar-Sepf
1984
3%s
*
H
Consolidated Edison uf New York—
First and refuiid mtge 23/4s ser A
&
*
3%s
mortgage
89%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
1st
1
3
109
mortgage
99%
Oompanla Salitrera—See
First
108
94
V
,98
168%
91
94
April-uct
refund mtge 2%s ser
First and refund mtge 23/4s ser
First and refunding 3s series D
First and refund mtge 3s series
98%
93
94 Va
90
*85
•—
June-Dec
and
103 V4
84
175% 175 %
140% 140%
108%
May-Woo
Jan-July
102%
92 Va
18
•
June-Deo
May-Nov
B 1978_Mar-Sept
1982
93%
"l
84
*87
1981
2%s
*97%
124
1999
sinking fund debentures
2%s s f debentures 1999
2%s s f debentures 2001
1st &
103
93
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
5s
99%
*—
April-Oct
1981—
debts
Co
87%
70
¥2
May-Woo
—Apr-OCt
3s
First
94%
93
2%s
4%s
95%
93%
75
II
—May-Nov
1981_
1964
Co—
3s series L 1977
3s series N 1978
mortgage
First
98
8
84
June-Dec
1995
4s
E
120
Edison
Commonwealth
*93%
93
mortgage
East Tenn
94%
*67%
•—
Elec 3%s 1970—May-Sept
debs
—
—•
98% 103%
__
95
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
1st
98
*—
Combustion Engineering Inc—
conv
97 Va
—
99%
94%
1st
99
94'/a
89
91 Va
May-Nov
1980
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
103 7/a
93%
Mar-Sept
1980
3%s 1983—,
mortgage 3%s
1986
3%s
84 Va
—
1st
102%
97%
76Va
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1977
mortgage
1st
.
—
»
95
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry
103%
89%
Light
96%
99%
80
Jan-July
series
3Vas subord conv debs
Columbus
subordinated
General
1975
E
—
*101
June-Dec
3y2s debs series D 1979
ser
92%
95%
r
—
—
—Mar-Sept
gold
95
95
*100 Va
—_
debentures
—
June-Dec
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:
1980
Edison El 111
10
*94 Va
1958
O
97
80
91 Va
1982
First mortgage 23/4s 1985
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1986
June-Dec
First mortgage 3s ,1989
May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s. 1961—Aprii-Oct
3%s
98
75%,
13
89%
1977
1st mortgage 2%s 1979_.
107%
95%
95
98 %
1970—Jan-July
June-Dec
3s
B
82
89%
88
92
—•
May-Woo
gold 4s 1995
Duquesne
•
series
101 %
—
Mar-Sept
1971
102
100%
100% 101%
95y4
lui'/a
_J>
debentures
i-i
69%
'•V
Jan-July
June-Dec
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
81
101
*99%
Zj.
3%s debentures series C
92%
■
85%
1969
first-lien
Mack
&
Second
83%
94 Va
debentures
debs
debentures
91%
91%
June-Dec
1st 4s
K
ser
ref 3%s series
Eastern
1990_May-Not;
3s
apHi
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s
103%
73%
1
--
Detroit
92'
97
74
*73
June-Deo
trust 4s
3%s
convertible
Gen &
92%
1977—Jan-July
mortgage
103%
6
—
-Jon-July
Gen & ref 2%s ser N 1984-
1991—Jan-July
First
89%
April-Oc#
—
1985
1976
80
72%
8s
Ry—
1993
first coll
Electric
97
73
*
May-Nov
May-Nov
1986
J
ser
70
*72
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div
Cleveland
*70
89%
series I 1982—May-Sept
conv
Refunding and impt 4'/2s series E
St Louis Division
1988
B
1970
H
2%s
conv
June-Dec
June-Dec
Louis
St
series
refund
3%s
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
&
3s
and
125
El
debs
Chic
B
101
4
Lake—
3%s
Mar-Sept
General gold 4s 1993
General 5s
92%
May
May-Nov
mortgage (3% fixed
contingent interest)
1993
87
Jan-July
City Ice & Fuel 23/4s debentures 1966
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
Cleveland
Salt
&
77 Va
Jan-July
1970_
f
93%
97
92% 1
■A
(4%%
76%
mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 23/4s series G 1974
Feb-Aug
C I T Financial Corp 2%s 1959
April-Oct
4s
debentures
1960
Jan-July
s
90%
:
98
1
2018
65
1 1999—April
A 1980—
1995
3s
interest)
1
First
Co
;
FiyB
Div
1973__Jfay-Nov
& Rio Grande Western RR—
First mortgage series A (3% fixed
1% contingent interest) 1993
103 Va
89'/a
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
Service
1
95
Denver
65
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_Jan-July
Income
23/4S-4y4s
1994_
Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3%s series F 1963
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963
-Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A
1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
First mortgage 27/as 1978
Jan-July
Cities
97
Jam.
Cow
94%
»—
mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977_June-Deo
mortgage and coll trust 2%a 1979-Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sepf
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1985
June-Deo
103%
99%
99%
Baare Sl&M
"
No,
First
&
First mortgage
debentures
ser
65
Mar-Sept
Second
3%s
A
ser
Apr!)
2055
1
*—
-
5s
tr 4%s
1
d59 %
debs
coll tr
&
& coll
77
59%
income
series O
Benda
fTiah
Co—
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Western
&
5s
77
5s
4y2s
M
116
80
1st mtge 2%s ser
mtge
Denver
62 V8
Jan
Friday'!
First
91
89%
62 %
Chicago
refund
1st mtge
103
106
•
mortgage 4s series A 1994
^
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s Inc ser A Jan 2019
April
4%s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
A
Lackawanna
and
Pennsylvania Division—
99
100 Va
92%
100
if
First
ser
Western
■
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
debs
extended
&
April
April
2038-
1
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jta 1983
A2nd mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
inc
4s
AIncome mortgage due 1993
Morris & Essex division
Collateral trust 4-6s May I 2042
'
100 Vi 101
April
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
Jan-July
gold 5s 1982——
Western 4s ser A 1988
mtge
or
Income
2054
Jan
York
First
RR—
1st
inc
100
*100
Mar-Sept
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
First mortgage 3%s series B
1985
income
115
12
*100
1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1990_
111
1
94
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debentures
97
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20
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1982
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refunding 2%s series
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1974
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54
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1970—June-Dec
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106
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100
1
1976
Jan-July
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2%s
Telephone 2%s 1984-
debentures
76
Co—
mortgage 3s 1978
First mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3'As 1982
First mortgage 3'/aS 1984
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977
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Northrop Aircraft Inc—
95
Jan
23/4s
Prods 3%s
2047
:
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90
64%
1970
debentures
A
ser
(Minnesota)
first
mortgage
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conv
71%
8
'
.
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953/a
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1980
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/
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1978
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1996___Apr-Oct
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N
Nashville
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mortgage 2%s
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3
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__
66 Va
gtd 3%s 2000—..
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debentures
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Jan-July
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2020
1976
93%
75
81 %
1
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1977
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1
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B
1
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12
•
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mortgage
3%s
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79
83%
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C
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91
92
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1991—.May
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95
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first 4s
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series
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83
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__
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1967
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5
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—
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73
23
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1974__May-Nov
1969—Mar-Sept
mortgage
61
65
62
102 Vi
100
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subord
mortgage 33/8s 1969—
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7534
62%
61
101
98 Vi
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mortgage 23/4s 1980
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Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/2S
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71 Va
62%
62%
—
96
Feb-Aug
1966
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100
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& Scott Corp—
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conv
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1992..Mar-Sept
1955
4s
mortgage 2%s 1980
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1973
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1980
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97
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1957__May-Noo
1959
debentures
debentures
f
4s
62%
69
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1978
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63%
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RR
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140
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
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95
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1980
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82
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0
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second
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102
76
50%
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91%
67
60%
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General mortgage 3'/2s 1983
93
83
May-Nov
3%s debentures 1978-
St
83'A
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50%
86%
68%
June-Dec
1976.;
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72
70
2007—.Jan-July
Northern
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;
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Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
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First St refund mtge 27/as
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A
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74
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75
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90
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1980
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debentures
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June-Dec
1975
1973
A
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series
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3 Va
93
May-Nov
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Little
43
74 Va
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,
3%
68
Feb-Aug
4s
D
88%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
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interest
fixed
102
69
April-Oct
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86
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June-Dec
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
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94
16
Jnne-Dec
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94
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1986
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145
100'A
69
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73'/a
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1998
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85
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54
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81%
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1997
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93
N Y
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97
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1977
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1961—
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New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
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1982
93
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Jan-July
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102%
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1982
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mortgage
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Corp
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International
97'A
101
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Last
Period
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101
6s 1948
Feb-Aug
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Steel
93%
93%
■
Jan-July
1980_—
debentures
1
i
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98
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92
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110
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3%s
92
1973—June-Dec
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101
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,
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114
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92
96
*90
*85
1st
First
and
1970—April-Oct
3%s series C
109%
*97
1st
3'As series B
refund
Texas
114'A
95%
88
Orleans RR—
Pacific
94 %
5
99
90
96%
96
refund M
3s
94 Vs
98 %
94%
106
90
*85
96
Afay-Nov
and
First
May-Now
96 %
91'/2
943A
—
it
High
97%
*106
Jan-Julf
April-Oct
lmpt M 4s series C 2019
impt 27/8s series D 1985
debentures 1965
and
&
3%s
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 19G8—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
debentures
and
and
General
Co—
1963
*•„
First
101
i
77 «•
98
May-Woe
1973
1
93%
93
97%
98
Jan-June
Jan-July
1972
Jan.
Low
NO*
93
First
94%
—
108
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
1984
27/8s
Electric &
debentures
O
Refund
Texas
95
--
debentures
debentures
Texas Qorp 3s
93
1
96
—
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1977
2%s
Range Sines
Bold
High
Jan-July
1966
Bonds
Friday'!
or
Bid & Asked
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
101
June-Dec
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s
First mortgage 3s 1983
Co
Texas 81 New
110
86
100
*95%
Sale Price
Tm
106
100
*98%
Feb-Aug
1962
general 5s series C 1974
general 4V2s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 19703»/2s s f debentuies 1986
Swift &
JLv>«*
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
Sunray Oil Corp. 27/8s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981_
Refund
—
Last
Period
Low
100%
%
104
■
„
100
Week's Rang*
:.lv
Interest
BONDS
Exchange
New York Stock
2%s
*101
June-Dec
First
RECORD
21
High
92
__
*101
>
3%s series E 1975
Coke & Chem
BOND
SEPTEMBER
1
Low
21
*101
April-Oct
April-Oct
mtge 3%s 1964
May-Wow
Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
& West Virginia Ry Co—
3%s series A 1984—
Mar-Sept
General mortgage
No.
--
*100%
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
'Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Pittsb
94'A
—
I960—_Feb-Aug
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
High
Jan.
96
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug)
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
94
94
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
WEEK
Friday
Friday'8
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Piilsbury Mills Inc 3y8s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
EXCHANGE
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
23
in
.
§ Negotiability
tCompanies reported
the
A Bonds
1
selling
flat.
77 tS
J >
•
,
1
■
ggSSfc.
■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
the following
In
extensive list
we
furnish
a
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
Sept. 17, 1956, and ending Friday, Sept. 21. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
rria»)
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Acme
Acme
Adam
Aero
Aluminum
Wire
Co
Consol
Supply
Shoe Stores..
Associates
Air
Way
Inc
Industries
footnotes
fN
700
4%
9%
5,300
6%
23%
250
23
5% Aug
Ajax
Apr
Sep
9%
Alabama
31
10% Mar
Sep
Feb
Alabama
7%
8 %
400
7%
Sep
2%
2%
2,500
2%
Aug
3%
Jan
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
5%
10%
Jan
Alaska
33.
*
5
~7%
7%
~7%
934
9%
7%
7 Va
2.000
6
May
9%
500
9
Jan
7%
1,100
6% Mar
13% Mar
9%
Jun
Alan
for Week
Low
:f c
High
1
n
i»'«
37%
2,900
—
1%
37%
%
Power
4.20%
Steel
Ail lines
rets
——.
preferred—
N
Amer
T'
shares—
162
75
x96
97
28 %
30 Va
900
88
10
—100
171
97
—100
1
Inc
Kunstzijde
dep
preferred
Co.
10
171
89
125
.
•
4%
4'/2
4%
700
31%
31%
32%
200
High
Feb
33% May
14,400
35%
cumulaitve
Algemene
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares:
36
Wood
Amer
Range
—50c
Ltd
Gas
Alabama
8 V,
safer
Week's
of Prices
2
Corp.—
Great
Southern———. —.50
Petroleums
Sep
,
LOW
Par
High
2%
1
J)
Low
5%
28
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
3
T
common
page
Shares
High
1
Inc
see
oi Prices
1
Inc
''
21
Friday
4%
"9 3 a
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
1
10
;
common
Industries
Manufacturing
Air
For
s
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass
Ainsworth
Alloys.
ENDED
for Week
1
Petroleum Corp class A
WEEK
»aie»
Range
Low
Par
Aberdeen
fVeek's
FOR
for the week beginning Monday,
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
the American Stock Exchange
on
Jan
182
Sep
Jan
May
Sep
103%
Feb
Sep
30%
Sep
Sep
89%
Sep
Jurv
6%
Jan
31% Aug
44%
Jan
28 %
.88
4%
1
(t
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1254)
■.
v
Monday, September 24, 1958
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
American
Engineering
Corp
Auegnaiiy
1
Fisher
6
6%
Allied
Artists
5%%
Allied
common
3%
4%
61/4
5
Allied
Internat't Investing
Allied
Products
Aluminum
$3.75
Co
11%
12
17%
18%
(Mich)
Aluminum Industries
0
common
Ambrook Industries
Air
100
Inc
Filter
(RI)—
5%
American Meter
Natural
American
American Tractor
Co
23%
200
23
11%
100
10'%
10%
10V4
600
"l%
~i%
100
2
25c
12%
1,300
1,000
11
27% Mar
33'/4 May
34'%
8% Feb
31
32%
10%
Oil
Co
34
200
33
35%
50
33
Feb
■36%
Jan
14%
1,700
13%
Sep
16%
Apr
4%
300
4 %
Feb
4%
Jan
12%
13%
6,800
12%
9%
9'/a
200
7'A
11,200
2%
12,400
9%
0
7
6%
2%
2ft
15
15
4.75
14
14
15'/a
dep
10%
11'/a
4%
4J/a
4 J/4
11%
101'/a
360
Jun
0
34 Va
0
21 Va
7% Mar
I
2.50
22
24
1
Apr
25 %
Jan
1
7%
7%
8'ft
19,700
10% Aug
5
21 Va
21
21'ft
300
17% Feb
23% Apr
1
30
30
16%
37
July
5
Mar
Sep
Feb
107
1% May
61
May
47/a
Jan
14
Jun
17 %
Sep
37
Feb
46% Aug
18 Va
3%
Co
16 %
161/a
12 V4
14'/2
300
4%
46,900
48
14%
4
3 J/2
—ZZ_-_1
Z
1
class"aZZZZZZ"*
81/4
ZZZZZZ3
Co
common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
7%
common
ord
convertible
Sep
102
7%
200
7%
1,200
1%
200
7'/4
6
1%
6,300
Calif
Edmonton
Eastern
California
$3.00
$2.50
Calvan
V2
Apr
Camden
Fire
31%
2,200
3%
100
5%
4,200
8'ft
8%
500
Feb
47%
7% July
Coal
Corp
Aluminum
20
common
Products
Oils
Co
Stone
Shoe
611
612
Canada
Cement
6% %
Co
6J2
471/2
500
1
Jan
18%
Electrodynamics
Consolidated
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Air
Lines
600
13%
14%
800
13%
Feb
14% Jun
16% Mar
24'/a
——
—
300
11%
24%
100
22
Feb
25% July
8%
8%
1,200
8%
4%
28
,
Jun
8%
5%
5'ft
5%
2,700
8
7%
X8%
4.500
28%
28
Sep
Inc
30
1,600
21
15%
15%
2,900
12%
29%
31 34
5,800
——
11%
11%
500
29% Sep
11% Sep
10
1.25
72
13%
1,500
73ft
9,300
6
10c
63ft
6%
7%
8,600
10c
1 Va
1%
1%
3,500
1%
Uranium
&
Inc
Inc
Varnish Co
Beverage
Corp
American
5
common
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
"A"
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
Crown
Drug
5
Co common
Crystal Oil &
partic
Cuban
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Cuban
Tobacco
.2%
8
10%
10%
100
Dempster Investment Co
Dennison Mfg class A common—
Jun
3Vb
Aug
Jan
51
Jan
Aug
17»/2 Mar
34
4% Mar
13%
9'/a
Feb
IIV4 May
11
Feb
8% Jun
101/4
Jun
3 '/a May
41/4 Aug
19% Aug
17%
700
17Va
16%
16%
16%
1,000
16%
14,400
%
Sep
Sep
20V2 Mar
Jan
5
4%
5
1,900
8%
Brothers
1
2.50
6
6%
4,200
5
3J/a
3%
27,100
11
Gasket
Gray Iron Foundry
(The)
Distillers
&
10c
1%
Co
Club
Tar
Dominion
Textile
&
14%
Gas
Co
1
Ltd-—1
5
■
Co
Ltd
Jan
Ltd
common
see
•
20
page
33.
33
15
Aug
2%
35%
40
32 %
Jun
5%
53ft
600
5%
Feb
57/a
Jan
33%
34%
700
14%
14%
200
3%
3%
500
34
—
26% Feb
147
—
1%
Hi
14,000
16%
173/4
1,100
2%
23ft
100
Aug
14
Apr
36% Mar
7
Apr
8 % Mar
38
May
157
Jun
May
2% Jan
17% Apr
3% Mar
lft Jan
July
2
ft Aug
19
Aug
16
6s 8d
1
2.50
*
143/4
15
8%
8
22
15
8%
22
500
2Va Mar
14%
3%
Jan
Sep
18
Apr
3,000
5% Jan
10
200
Aug
19% May
17 Va Jan
23
Mar
12%
Jan
25
July
185ft July
8% Jan
7%
Apr
Jan
20% Aug
Jan
41%
5%
53/4
1,900
4% Jan
35%
35%
200
Dow
Brewery Ltd
Harris
DuMont
"5%
*
Aug
6% July
36% Jun
54
54
563ft
6,400
31% Jan
36% Jan
*
23%
23%
25
2,400
21%
1
—
Dragon Cement Co Inc———
Draper Corp common—
Drilling & Exploration Co
10%
10%
11%
5,300
10% Sep
14%
63'ft
66
450
44
28
28
800
10
Co
-10
*
66
~
Jun
Jan
60
Sep
27% Jan
Jan
x27%
Sep
72% May
34% Mar
10
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Common
1
5%
6%
14,900
5%
Sep
2%
63ft
23ft
200
2%
Sep
4%
4%
700
4%
Sep
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co——
Test
Corp
Corp
Va
10s
1
7% Jan
•
1
17
16%
17
Co
*
391ft
37
40'ft
1,100
America
1
6%
63/4
8,000
common—10
26%
27%
14,600
common
of
~4Va
6%
150
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
Feb
16% Jun
24
33%
52% Jun
8% Mar
Feb
6% Aug
Jan
5
Feb
25%
Sep
17% July
.
Apr
Mar
6% July
30
May
29
Mar
Eastern Gas
4%%
& Fuel Assn
prior
28% May
28% Jan
37
30%
July
Jan
preferred——.
Eastern Malleable
Eastern States
200
1 %
67 J/4 Mar
55
1,000
12%
8,900
Sep
May
8% Jan
1%
34%
14%
Feb
19% Mar
17
Jun
150
Dynamics
Aug
,
7Va
700
Jan
13%
16% Aug
14 % Mar
900
18'/a
43A
' 33
Jan
39%
Feb
33
July
17%
3%
Ltd
4
8% May
12%
39%
6,000
60
300
800
•
3%
<
51% Mar
Aug
1% Feb
7%
35
~5%
—
Aug
50
13% Jan
42
Jan
—7.50
Inc
$2
Duval Sulphur & Potash
1,400
Mar
18%
preferred
,—*——32.50
Douglas Oil Company—
—1
Dorr-Oliver
Duro
27,600
19
(
Apr
9% July
19% Sep
2%
16%
400
Durham Hosiery class B common
5%
3% Mar
Aug
15
1,100
Feb
20
Jan
16
7%
22%
Jan
25%
13 %
16Va
15%
6%
-
Aug
30% Jan
2% Jun
1%
7%
143/4
2%
5
10
22%
33 Va
17%
600
35,400
15
Sep
25%
18 J/4
2%
22%
Jan
49
5
Mines
18%
42
2%
•
Duke Power Co
July
4% May
14%.May
1% Aug
■
18%
150
*
14%
3%
28
Ltd
Co
4%
'
Jan
Jun
common
Chemical
19%
.
17%
1,300
17 3/4
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion
4,900
—
6,100
2 3ft
"lft
Dominion
60,600
—
26%
"2%
—1
1%
—
10% Mar
—25c
Inc
dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp——
Dome Exploration Ltd
Driver
6%
Feb
7% Mar
;
Jun
Ltd—
30%
291
7%
1
:
3%
29'/a
1,500
1
Manufacturing
American
Duraloy
lVa
•
8 'ft
14%
16%
—
35
debentures
6
July
2V2
200
Apr
66 V8
6% Aug
9 % Mar
1
Inc
Detroit
l'/a May
4Vt Jun
6
3'/4
Feb
4% July
Jan
17Va
11
Apr
Aug
17%
1
2%
Jan
500
%
~6
18%
7%
~4%
9%
36,400
50c
1
5
100
~4'/4
Sea
Sep
6%
Dejay Stores common
J/4
4
Jan
93 Ve
6
5%
Jan
9Va
5%
Jan
6,700
75
7%
10
4ft Sep
15,300
25%
~2%
10c
May
101/2 Aug
3% Sep
7'% Jan
100
10%
Mar
8% Jan
6'ft
16%
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
4
10%
21
93%
2.50
4
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Jan
300
Jan
6
42
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
7%
200
3,100
14
Apr
7
1,100
4%
16%
511/4
Aug
Aug
13% Aug
24'% Feb
3%
14% May
18% Aug
5% July
Jan
9Va Mar
Diners'
8%
11%
200
1,200
Mar
243ft
--
5
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
UJ/4
200
5%
% May
Jan
Jun
3%
11%
53ft
4ft
V2C
vtc
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Apr
Aug
8%
HVa
13%
—50c
common
Oil
24 Va
11
17
8
6%
common
Cuban-Venezuelan
25%
3»/a
Sep
14% Jan
—*
Oil Co
American
24%
100
17
400
2.50
Land Co common
Jan
27
17% Mar
Sep
% Jan
153ft
*
25o
$1.12 preferred
17%
27
Jan
15
88%
92
1
1
Crowley Milner & Co
Crownl Cent Petroleum (Md)
13% Jan
17% Jan
2,300
Sep
2%
7,000
19% x20
5%
(ord reg)—£1
dep receipts
Creole Petroleum
3,500
14%
7%
44 % Mar
Courtaulds Ltd—
8,600
50c
Inc
11%
*
—1.50
—
53,300
10
10c
153/8
1
& Reynolds common
preferred class A—
$1
6% Jan
Jun
""%
ft
ft
5
Corroon
Cott
15% Aug
7% Mar
Jan
15'/a
-5o
Inc
6
16 % Aug
•
Mines
10% Feb
40% July
•
non-voting
Gold
400
•
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
19%
13%
16% July
37% Jan
13% Apr
5V8 May
3% Jan
Industries
Jan
6% Mav
Feb
31
5%
Class B
Jan
10% May
32% July
Jan
15%
*
7'ft
19%
14 Va
10%
Apr
7V8 Sep
12 Va
22
2,200
37%
6% Jan
6
Cornucopia
8% Jan
29
7%
18%
7%
6% Aug
2% Mar
,
28%
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial
Corp
1
21
7
81% July
4% Aug
1% July
1
Corp —_—50c
Gas Utilities
Consolidated
Paint
Feb
10% Mar
Jan
11%
50c
10c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
18 Va
7V4
10%
6% Jun
::
1
Jan
36%
6% Mar
8% May
44%
Jan
Machinery—
21
a*
footnotes
23,200
10
Detroit
7,50
preference—
For
500
2'ft
61/4
300
50
Co
63ft
2'ft
Davidson
—25c
Insurance
Bread
6
36% Mar
2
19 Va
common
Campbell Chilbougamau
Canada
1,700
2,150
2%
1
Connelly Containers Inc
Continental
10%
75%
6 3ft
30s
Co
Vtc ext to 1965
Consol
9%
74%
•
Community Public Service
Compo
10%
75
*
Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary
&
—
10c
vtc
Farm
34%
18,900
1
3% Aug
5% Jun
610 May
46%
50
&
1% Jan
3%
Jun
1
Power
Oil
6% Mar
5%
281/2
12 Vic
preferred
preferred
Consol
Jan
5%
31
47
Corp Ltd
Aviation
Electric
5Va
3%
Manufacturing Co
1
Corporation
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
6
Aug
26% Mar
Z2Z50
class A
C & C Super Corp
Cable Electric Products
&
1,400
Clary
American
Calgary
~6%
8% Mar
Jun
6
Jan
8% Mar
May
4% Jan
14,500
shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation common
6%
951/2
6'A
Ltd—
rets
10
ZlO
ZZZ_1
ZZZZ-l
ZZ
Corp
dep
95'/2
7
ZZZ
(The) Company
Mines
47
9
.
American
Sep
6
_bPc
preferred
preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
Burma
35%
7%
1
ZIZIZZZZZl
common
serial
Bunker Hill
1,000
6%
.2.50
convertible
Buffalo-Eclipse
Jan
ZZ—*
preferred
60c
6%
Jan
8%
46
1
137/a May
IOV4 Aug
1%
1%
—
10
10% Mar
6%
Ltd
1
19% Mar
Feb
Feb
£1
ZZZ—ZZl
Apr
Sep
10s
common
Feb
51%
Feb
*
£1
25%
Jun
7%
1
reg
5% July
17% Jan
7
5
common
12V4 July
41/4 July
Jan
61/2
95%
ord
26% Mar
'
5
1,200
•
Power
rets
Sep
V2 Sep
10 Va
200
7%
preferred_100
iOa
Jan
6%
~5%
7'/4
36%
***•
Aug
97/a
81/4 July
13
400
35%
Co
41/4
10%
14% Aug
3'% Sep
x45%
Jan
97/a Mar
Feb
5Va
1,400
•
Co common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
1
1
Clarostat
Coro
2% Jan
2,400
8 '/a
"5%
5%
.1
•
>9
1,600
13%
X13
—
dep rets ord reg
Company
800
14 J/4
3%
5»A Feb
15Va May
200
131/2
Forman Distillers
cumulative preferred
F
200
1,000
47%
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
Celanese Ltd—
Co
48,800
49,000
■16%
Jun
Jun
6% Aug
lft Jan
5% Aug
1,300
American Tobacco—
Rubber
3H
6
9%
13 Va
British
Brown
16
6
3
100
5%
common
Oil
Company
6 J/2
47 Va
American
4%
181/4 July
171/4 Sep
50c
British
Brown
13 Vi
2,300
3%
Breeze Corp common!
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brown
500
3'/4
12'A
Foote Gear Works
Inc—ZZZZZ20C
Brazilian Traction
Light & Pwr ord
•
dep
Aug
17%
Z_ZZ
Zl
common~~25
Corp
Petroleum
14 »/4
5%
Brad
Columbia
550
31/2
Chemical Company Inc
Inc—
American
3
20V2 Aug
9 J/4
|
cumulative
British
3%
Jan
121/4
Co common
British
16
8%
1
Bourjois
American
Stamping Co
Cook
42,300
50c
Co Inc
Inc common
Black Starr & Gorham
Blauner's common
British
19%
16%
~9%
—20c
Watch
Amer
17%
151/a
Z 1
ZZ__1
common
Bickford's
Amer
Jun
100
~50o
^
Manufacturing
Sep
300
6%
Corporation
Telephone of Canada
Brillo
Apr
6%
4% Mar
17
3 'ft
Bellanca
Borne
151/2
46
i
(A S) Shoe
Corp
prior
Sep
3%- Jun
01 "0
1
10
Mining
Continental
„
&
Feb
4%
200
4
II
Corp
(S)
9%
15,600
3 J/4
12
Gas—
Ltd.
(H C)
5,300
6%
3 J/4
„
&
Oil
5%%
Jun
shares
Instrument
Auto
1
10
2.50
Continental
Incorporated
Bohack
Aug
5
16%
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Ltd—*
Blumenthal
42
Sep
46
Corp
Benrus
Sep
3%
•
Banco de los Andes—
Belock
30V4
3
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
Beck
3,400
21,200
5%
Mar
88
3%
11
Mar
Mar
Mar
10
Feb
32J/a
6%
16
43
Mar
95
ft July
3% Jan
3%
1
Inc
Company
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
2
Sep
Sep
Apr
2,200
30%
11
83
8Va
U
31%
1
70
83
%
5%
10c
71%
84
10
Apr
li
3%
Inc
50
100
71%
83
Apr
14% Aug
23
1
Consolidated
3% Aug
10 pesos
6
Jan
Chief
4,100
Feb
71 %
100
Sep
9Va
24% Aug
Sep
Jan
10'/4
July
75
22% Apr
4%
1 Va
2,000
300
Cockshutt
431/2
14,100
24%
Coastal Caribbean
500
4'ft
12%
253ft
im._r
24 %
11 Va May
18
Apr
1,400
318
11%
25%
12%
* V8
24%
108'/2 Mar
1%
4
1
A1"*
12% Apr
4
Club
1
Basin
1
24 Vo
Sep
Sep
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Feb
49%
3%
75%
Jan
l'/4
7%
14,000
750
Apr
48
8,200
3%
80
Jun
1%
7%
3a8
78'ft
5%
48
7%
3%
793/4
31/2
1
3U0
"7%
10
May
Mar
21 'ft
% Jan
5% Mar
7% Mar
5% May
16% Jan
12%
Sep
102
21
400
600
2 "A May
10
ft Aug
6%
9,200
3
102
Apr
Apr
12 5ft
Cit/
102
Apr
45%
~2%
1,300
1,800
102
113
2ft
Sep
4'A
109
13
Aug
Sep
35
70
Apt
12%
21Va
4%
100
Sep
ft Sep
12%
Jan
8% Feb
11S
3
32
Jan
"2%
181/4
18% May
7% May
Jan
1
11,800
1,000
9%
Jan
July
Apr
5
21 Va
20'/a
4%
47/a July
100
19%
20
1,400
38%
5%
•
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
32
Jan
1% July
29% Mar
110% 1103/4
6
1
preferred
3'/e
warrants
Basic
3.50%
6%
Feb
1%
1
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Sep
20%
38%
1103/4
•
Charis Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Apr
110
Jun
10
Yi
Central Maine Power Co—
39%
4,100
9%
—
Jun
15%
~9%
3
2s 6d
Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Conv preference $1.50 series
2%
•
B
Steel
•
Central Explorers
27%
14%
13,400
1
121/4 July
14
21,900
10
8% May
15%
1%
2
23
3,300
1%
2 ft
5.50
Jkn
6%
5Va
1%
2ft
1
Commodore Hotel Inc
A
Oil
5% Mar
& Co
3
'53)__•
Co
Bailey & Selburn Oil
Banff
5=
of America
Colonial Sand
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Barium
5%
1
Chamberlin Co of America
on
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
American
2%
Corporation
2%
lo
paid
Mining &
Corp
Industries
7,200
Casco Products common
1
Corp
Baker
3%
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
1
Audio
Class
3%
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Clinchfield
_
Devices Inc
Automatic Steel Products
3%
1
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
21
div
6c
Carnation Co common
(A M)
24% Mar
2% Aug
Feb
8,700
Carreras Ltd—
Catalin Corp
Ap.
43% Jun
Sep
6,500
3,300
__
Cenco
2
4%
2ft
4%
30%
5
Castle
6ft Sep
July
4%
1
17
105
2%
21 Va
29%
common
14% May
4% July
13,000
2%
——
Jan
4%
Gas Ltd vtc
10,300
J/4
—
1%
5ft Mar
42 Va Sep
30 %
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
32'/a
8
—
10c
Christiana Oil Corp
7
li.oOO
21
Aug
47% Apr
7% Mar
6% Apr
2% Apr
15% Jan
Apr
Consolidated
Development
Canso Natural
Jan
Aug
IV2
pfd—10
;
Jan
100
•
iGiark Controller Co
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlas Corp option
Atlas Plywood
Canal-Randolph Corp
10%
4
31,100
Jan
3 lg
Tel—
Line
Canadian Williston
35 J/8
7%
^
reg
arrear
Ltd
partic
Minerals
16% May
Feb
Industries—
&
Coast
11%
Oils
13
10o
rets
$43
11%
4,800
101
Feb
Sep
300
11
16'A
24%
2% Aug
13,900
Food Stores Inc
Laundries of America
Tel
Jan
Sep
13%
2,500
11 %
Corp
41
Jun
71/4 May
5% Jan
300
1
warrants
Electric
Aug
13% July
13%
4%
2.40
Associated Oil & Gas Co
S
Sep
19% Mar
2
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment
Corp
Bell
Jun
331/2
35
14%
20o
preferred
Atlantic
10%
3
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light—
Atlas
Apr
13%
5
common
Arkansas
(ex
71
12,000
30%
32%
31
5
Angostura-Wupperman
A
Jan
Jun
300
1,700
Company class A
Fuel
Jun
Jun
2% Aug
11%
13
37
preferred
Corp
Paper
12
44
Jan
*!())>
514
*
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
61
12%
36%
ft
Ltd_
Ltd
Jan
25'% Feb
27% Jan
13
7
Range Since Jen. I
Hio*
5ft
7ft
1
Petrolma
Feb
Jan
Shares
ft
Marconi
Canadian
13%
10%
1
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
26%
Apr
Sep
for Week
——
Capital City Products
30%
—
37
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
CI
Sep
pfd—25
shares
Associated
Aug
98 Va
Sep
May
34
6%
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Associated
25%
90
25
com
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
Associate
22V2 July
250
1
Incorporated
American
800
91
25
20
common—
5%
American Writing
Associate
8 V2 Mar
Jun
23%
11%
1
Gas
Thread
&
Sep
90%
;
Seal-Kap
4.72%
Jan
Jan
18
23%
100
—
Co
Co
American
Armour
6%
13V4
Jun
5
common
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
91
1
Manufacturing Co
Arkansas
Canadian Canners Ltd
23%
15
Laundry Machine
American
American Maracaibo
"A"
6%
23%
1
pfd
conv
American
Oil
9%
12% Mar
•
American Electronics Inc—
American Hard Rubber Co
Amurex
Feb
Aug
vtc.l
2
5V2
13
3% May
600
2,300
Ltd
Ltd
8aies
Range
of Prices
„•!
Bala Price
Low
Canada Southern Petroleums
Co
Sep
•
common
American Beverage common
American Book Co.
:
American
14,000
Last
„
Kxeksar*
Canadian Atlantic Oil
of America—
preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
AMI
5%
1%
17%
stock—1
cap
cumulative
American
~5%
_5%
1
Corp
preferred
Control Co Inc_
Jan
Week's
Friday
r
American Stock
7% May
Jan
3%
13,300
1,100
91/2
Sep
12% Mar
1
10
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convertible
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STOCK!
Americas 8W«k
Sale*
Week'.
Friday
$7
25%
15%
Jan
78
78
100
77%
Jan
28% July
85% Apr
37
—__100
38
100
31%
Jan
39
36%
38%
900
30%
"
Iron
—
Corp.———
preferred series A—
$6 preferred series B
25
-1
36%
Aug
Jun
47
Aug
—*
185
Jan
213
Mar
*
170
Jun
197% Mar
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
;
V.Y->'
$2
preferred
Corporation
Elder
Mines
Ere
23 % Mar
3,500
A
A
26%
26%
26%
10,600
16%
16%
17
26
Jun
International
10% July
International
2,000
9
i7e
common
5
1
—1
12%
11%
13%
6,700
11 %
Sep
5c
4%
4 V8
4%
3,700
3%
Jun
11%
11%
1,800
10% July
80
99% Aug
9% Jan
24
Feb
—
Corp
Electric 5%
Co
8% July
i«
Apr
29% Jan
16
18%
Aug
Feb
Intex
Oil
99% 100
99%
12%
12%
400
33
12%
33
100
3%
3%
3%
16,700
41J/2
800
5%
5%
6%
3,900
9%
9Va
9%
100
6%,
7%
3%
600
40
40%
24% May
9%
Jan
11% July
Public Service
Iowa
Iron
Ironrite
Inc
105%
Jan
Irving Air
15%
Apr
Israel-American
35% Apr
"iA ~1A
"l%
45%
Jan
6% Aug
Jeannette
8% Jan
6% Sep
S% Aug
8% Feb
Jupiter
12
21%
1
2%
10c
7%
Oils
Financial
Ltd—..——_
General
(Phila)_
Association
Fire
Firth
Sterling
Fish man
Inc_
Ford
1
Line
1
class A_.
Ltd
2% Mar
.
17% Feb
Sep
Inc
1
Class
A
B
*
non-voting
Class
voting
Motor
Ford
Pitt
Fox
Fresnillo
Fuller
£1
5 %
Sales
$4.60
Co
Corp
Gorham
Grand
138% July
111% May
125
4%
8,500
6 y2
16,100
5%
3,300
8ya
8'/4
2,500
16 ya ; 16%
600
•>
,30
30
100
145
Feb
July
4% -r 4%
1,300
2%
2%
400
2'/a
2%
311
Jun
6A Jan
3
Jan
8% Mar
3%
Feb
6% May
9% May
17% July
7% July
15
Jan
27
Jun
106%
__
2%
1,300
32% Sep
Jan
113
Jun
7
May
8% Aug
2% May
3% May
4% Aug
5% Jan
1%
2
Jan
Jan
.
Mar
18
15%
Jun
6%
Sep
7% Feb
43% 443%
19% *19%
*
preferred
preferred
4%
5%
5%
18
18
400
39%
Jan
48% Mar
100
17%
Jan
22
13,300
2%
Jun
Aug
50
14%
Apr
6% Aug
19% July
6,200
1%
Apr
2% Jan
101%V101%
98% 101
100%
10
101 %
Sep
107% May
400
98%
Sep
108 %
Sep
3% Apr
2%
2%.
2%
7,200
2%
1
Mines
534
5% >>
5IS
4,000
4U May
6A Aug
9
9
7Vs
Feb
9%
Apr
Apr
*
•
*
175/3
1
Varnish
50
4
1
10c
Great Amer Industries Inc
15%
Jan
37% Jun
10%
Jun
16% Jan
12%
%1
"
4,70d
10% Jan
9% May
9%
800
17%
1,200
1%
1%
100
1%
3,700
1
Jan
400
56
Jan
81
26
Feb
28% Apr
9% July
9
1
1
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63
26%
26%
7%
73^4
5
Co
Sep
24
17%
934
Mines
11%
200
28%
10%
ny8
1
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
200
28%
28%
B
class
Inc.
300
11%-'11%
10
1
Co
Manufacturing
8
13%
12%
"2V2
2%
2%;
400
400
3,500
4,200
17
22
Jun
6%
Jan
2% Apr
1% Mar
1% July
Jan
Mar
Mar
17
11 % Apr
4% Mar
2% July
Sweet
Gulf
Company
Stores Products common
Films
Company Inc
States
314
3A
9c
Grocery
Guild
1%-. 1%
50c
Freehold Leases
Griesedieck
1%
-1
Hydraulics
Geer
Gridoil
172
128%
1
Co
Ltd
Oils
Grass
Land
1
5
10c
127% 130
3%
975
160
May
189
Jan
300
127%
Sep
138
'"'Jan
5,900
1%
Apr
34,800
8%
9%
2,700
10%
9
111/4
11%
8,000
3
2% May
5% Mar
May
8%
Sep
16%
9
Jan
13% Aug
Jun
11% Jan
Jan
18% Aug
4% July
10%
15%
A
4%
3%
37/8
33,100
2%
Jun
—.5
85
30
41%
Jan
78
78
78
10
42
Jan
82
Sep
Sep
Jan
98
Jun
81%
—*
preferred
87
83
5
B
83
140
78
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
H
2
1
__1
10
25
1
2
Co
Lamp
Hammond
Company
Organ
Plywood
Harbor
Corp
Harnischfeger
Hartford
Corp
Electric Light
Harvard
Brewing
Co
Mfg Co—
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hastings
Hazel
Bishop Inc_.
Hazeltine
Stores
common
Mining Co
Helena
Ruben^tein
Hecla
Heller
4%
(W
&
E)
preferred
Holt
Henry
—
pfd
Hofmann
Industries
Hollinger
Consol
Class
Horn
&
*
class A
5%
—
& Co
Baking
Hardart
Hurd
&
Hardart
900
34% Sep
41% Aug
55
62% Aug
59%
2%
2%
3,300
1%
Jan
3%
-3%
900
3%
Sep
59 %
2%
5%
5%
1%
1%
-1%
51/2
5%
38%
38%
5
22l/2
22%
22%
50
17%
Jan
93
95
40
93
Sep
31
31
100
21
6
39%
1,600
Co—
200
1% Aug
3%
Feb
3,700
8% Aug
11%
Jan
£1
9
International
Breweries
Co___
14 %
July
21
Aug
9%
1,200
8%
Jun
11
Jan
"5%
700
4% July
6%
Jan
11%
4%'
700
10% May
13%
Jan
2%
2%
600
27%
2%
2,100
3%
26
16,800
4%-3 4%
29
/29
13 %'v 14 %
12%-5 14
100
100
Industries
Kaiser
Kaltman
.
Apr
10% Mar
4,200
5% Sep
8 y»
Apr
11 y2
1,300
10% Sep
12 Vo
Aug
2%
3,500
2% Jan
2%
6%
Sep
160
Katz
Corp
&
85
,
400
f
400
400
Drug Company
Chemical Co
Co
Kawneer
Kennedy's
Kidde
5»/4 Aug
6 Mi
7
1,700
5Mi
Kin-Ark
4 %
Co.JL
&
Company J.
Oil
3%
5,700
2%
Inferred
cumulative
iya
40,900
1
Aug
4%
4%
-*500
2%
2ya
16,700
26%
Minerals
Kirkland
Klein
(I
Kobacker
Ltd
Inc
Jan
Corp
5%^Y5 %
60%
61
(The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co_
a
Consolidada
La
Lake
Foundry
Lakey
Corp
common
Lefcourt
Realty
Leonard
Refineries
common
Inc
(R G) Inc
Petroleums
Ltd
Tourneau
Le
Liberal
19%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative
preferr°H—,
Loblaw Groceterias
second pref—
Steel
Chain
& Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer
(The)
Co
Lodge
Louisiana
Lynch
14%
%
2
16%
Oil Corporation
Public Service Co
Magna
Maine
*
Mangel Stores common
Manischewltz
(The B)
Co
Rubber Co
Marconi International Marine
Tire
Co
Communication
1%
12%
12%
35
18%
Sep
28% Mar
Merrill
Mfg Co,
Peroleums
Iron
Menasco
:
Ltd
Co.
21%
22
12%
14%
Sep
Jun
19%
Apr
12%
2
14% Feb
17% Aug
36% Mar
49% Aug
-
Sep
1% May
2,400
3%
3%
2%
6
6%
700
5%
5%
300
18%
20 Yt
900
4%
4%
5%
5%
Hone
Steel
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500
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100
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200
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160
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49
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101
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53
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Jun
8%
Jan
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National Bellas
25% May
National
29% May
National
Jan
5%
11
80
87
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1,100
3,050
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2,200
Apr
64
Jun
Jan
14%
Sep
July
3
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12%
Jan
Sep
July
National
Aug
Sep
36% Apr
300
1.400
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16
100
59%
19% May
1% Jan
18
Jan
Mar
x407/8 May
63
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13% Jan
11% May
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9%
9%
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9%
600
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19%
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Feb
27,400
11%
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21%
4,100
42%
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59% Mar
14%
400
9%
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700
26%
Sep
29% Aug
12,500
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20%
Sep
6%
Feb
400
5
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100
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4,900
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19
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11,400
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900
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29% May
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400
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25
25%
200
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17,400
93%
93%
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14% Aug
107
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Jun
July
113 Mar
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10
Jun
30 % Mar
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102% Mar
100
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109
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97
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102
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123
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18
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Mar
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31
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56
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55
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100
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17
17
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7%
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6
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5
16
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2,300
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1
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Midwest Piping Co
Miller Wolil Co common
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7%
17
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5%
15
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16%
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14 y4
1%
—1
1
2.50
1
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5
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1
10
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213
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1
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3
700
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Michigan Sugar Co common
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4
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Northeast Airlines
North
Penn
Northern
Nuclear
RR
Ind
Pub
6ft
of
Serv
4V*%
pfd__100
89
14 Va Aug
Sep
92
91
Mar
103% Jan
6% Feb
10
1%
1%
1%
85
1,200
88%
Sep
3(4 Aug
1% Aug
B
2%
Ogden
Oil
Corp
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
class
4 % 'fo
Oils
Okonite
Old
Co
B
common
Ltd
3%
334
3,300
19 («
18%
19%
13,600
12%
Jan
*
59%
59 Va ' 60 Va
275
52%
Jan
98
Aug
_
preferred
100
Company common
Corp common
cumulative
Omar
101% 101 %
90c
.
76
76
76 Va
1
5(4'
6
6
Inc
1
Securities
14? a
350
102% July
33(4
33 Va
30'/a
3,400
23
Jan
Gas
5%%
&
1st
Electric
5%
6%
1st
redeemable
„
pfd__25
33(4
25
1st preferred
redeemable
5%
33(4
2974
preferred...
1st
pfd series
1st preferred
33 74
3,400
32%
28 %
29(4
29? 8
800
28
26(4
500
26%
Sep
2.600
25%
2674
300
25%
Sep
Sep
2574
26 (4
V,
26%
25
Sep
26
A..25
4.80%
red
4.50%
red
1st
preferred
25(4
red
1st
24 Va
preferred
26(4
2474
400
25
4.36%
300
25
23 3 a
23(4
300
23% Aug
23(4 Sep
96 Va
98
220
93
X93 Va
94
200
92Va
Sep
90
98%
Sep
Sep
Pacific
Lighting $4.50
$4.40
dividend
$4.75
dividend
Pacific
preferred
Airlines..
Petroleums
Ltd
Pacific
Power
&
Israel Oil
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
Pen
Class
(C A)
A)
class
1
Ltd
i
Ltd
54 (4
"
Pressed
P
R
Metals
M
Progress
Mfg
Providence
Public
of
414%
ill Sep
6
Jun
6
Jan
10(4
11%
3.109
11%
13
3,500
fep
J0% Sep
JLlVa
Sep
1%
1%
16%
.
16
17
96? a
96(4
600
6(4
6(4
1
1,8
Sep
2,700
97
12 /a
Jan
700
6(4
*1/
1,500
6/4
5
1%
July
1,500
5%
5%
21%
22 VB
8%
•
tv
4
838
54
5'A
21(4
53
4,200
55%
-
7%
-200
13(4
13(4-
13 %
lii
-
1,300
18
700
31%" "33 34
1,100
;
94(4-
comll..3
~
common
19(4
19(4
95
19%
Sep
19
125
5
1,500
Rapid
Reading
$1.25
Red
a
Reis
Concrete
Tube
Pile
Corp
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
Co
Oil
&
Rice-Stix
Rolls
(I)
Aug
Jan
104%
55%
500
11%
12%
8,000
6?a
~638
300
2
2
dep rets
Cable
Corp
ord
2%
100
84
;•
27484
2(4 ft'
common........
2(4-2%
Russeks
Oil
Co
26 >4
13%
1,500
26(4
28
600
13 V.
13 34
600
43(4
43 V4
200
15%
15%
16%
5,900
....1.25
■4%
/ 4 Va
1
3%
3
Ltd
FiftN Ave
110
*'}
common
Russell (The F C)
Company.
Ryan Aeronautical Co_____
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
;
.
5(4
1,400
4,900
1
35(4
36?4
1
4%
4%
5
5
300
2,000
-
San
(Srrlos Milling Co Ltd
San
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
1
2.50
Cumulative
73
ft
/
8%
V
'•
>
31%
2%
Sep
Feb
58%
Aug
Feb
13%
Jan
70Vz
Apr
Apr
Jun
8%
"1%
-ft; 2% Jan
5%
series
Cumulative preferred 4(4 %
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
fnntnntprt
SPP
r)^cp
4
Ray Drug
Finch
33V»
I
Apr
58%
26
900
26
44i/.
100
44 V4
Sep
Sep
28% July
48% July
4i5/„
4oi/«
200
40
Sep
23%
1,600
22%
Sep
27
29%
1,000
22%
Sep
Sep
2574 May
25'% Jan
22
7%
71/4
7%
400
151/,.
300
77/.
774
300
_I
"31/,
41/.
300
900
Jan
43/4 Mar
15
5%
63/a
53/8
68
g
8
_
8
5%
5%
26
__
5%
6'A
2,700
19 Va
19>/2
i7/e
8%
9%
Feb
6% May
23% July
1%
Jun
4%
May
8% Jan
600
4
67
65%
66%
Feb
137a
Apr
Apr
56
32
Jan
40
19'/4
Feb
19
Feb
-
6 ?4
3,500
Vb Aug
4% Apr
5(4 July
3,000
3Vs
4% Mar
68'A
4
675
Jun
fft 57% Jon
5% Jan
6Vb
6?'«
800
16%
16%
300
163/b
14%
15
600
1474
Sep
12%
Feb
15
—
-ft
—
2%
23/a
10c
3
2%
3
*
30
22%
20(4
1
5'A
'
23 Va
20
14%
25c
5
11(4
—
16%
1
."—__1
16%
4(4
4%
*
46
—
9 (4 Mar
1874 Jan
-
18
2% Aug
Jun
•
200
July
374 Mar
5%
29-
3,400
17 V* Jan
,
'20%
15Vs
1,200
14%
5'A
4,900
3%
11(4
400
9
27% May
Jan
1774
3,000
4%
16% May
16,100
46
Sep
22
Sep
19%
Feb
.
(4 May
1374 Feb
6
18 %
4(4
43
Sep
•
Jan
7%
7%
7%
5,700
^
o-,8
by*
by a
22,900
'143/4 Aug
4%
-
-
Sep
July
52
5% Aug
-
Jan
4%
15...,; May
100
1
Jan
3334 Mar
'
?
JaJn
450
Jan
15
ft
2 % July
11,600
30
21 Vz
--
—^--5
—1
1,000
Feb
79 % Mar
-
-
Jun
1
Jan
1474 May
16 Va Jan
65/a
common
Jan
'
v
■ft
8
V4 Aug
874 Feb
T
.
Oil
&
Shovel
1
25c
Roofing
1,300
12%
24 V2
Jan
9%
2(4
%
9%
2(4
%
4,330
46
47(4
1,000
27%
32(4
23%
34
10
48
25c
—
34
4
21,800
12
1,300
^%49
21%
21 Va
Apr
1%
Feb
10074 Feb
56'/4 July
Jan
Jan'
4974 Mar
2% Jun
26 %
300
4%
Jan
Jun
14
Feb
49
Sep
253/s
Feb
1
14%
14(4
15
3.600
20 %. Aug
12
Jan
1
& Construction
Apr
3 Vs
/
Sep
9
6,400
Jan
Jan
July
*131/4
Jan
3A July
3,603
3%
11(4
t
374
11'A
20
Inc
2 ft
;165/8
>,35
9% July
3,300
100
47(4
1
4,900
--
_10c
:
ll7%
Sep
"500
•
Inc
Realty
1,000
12%
29(4
5
common
Markets
14%
12(4
29
9%
2(4
%
1
—....
14%
12%
29
7
Light $4.56 pfd
Co
—'
5
....—,4.—5
common.
Corporation.-.
17%
17'A
17%
1,600
16 Vs Apr
Jan
15 i July
•ft 19% May
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Trans LUX
Corp..
3(4
Feb
Tri-Continental
Sep
99 V2
Feb
Aug
'2%
Jun;
——-1
True TemiJer Corp
5
1%
1%
81
80% 82%
7%
IV*
.7%
89Va ;ft
89'/2 92
2%
-.
234
3
7% a
774
"8
4(4
4(4; "474
3(4
3(4
3%
2(4 '
2Va
2ft
-.>-A
3(4
3%
warrants
_
Jun
X2
Jan
Jan
,.93/
Aug
12
1174
12(4
38
38
...ft.
6% May
934
Jan
'
1
375
89%
Sep
1,600
2%
Feb
1,500"
4(4
Feb
• 900
4V»
Sep
ft- 674
Apr"
1% Mar
> 5'
,211
July
/'
12,900
3,900
li®
102:? ftJan
"ft., 3% Aug
>8%
Jan
3ft
if 900
.
.
1A
63 Va
9,200
.
—...——
6'/4 Mar
^ May
100
600
—
Feb
Aug
Aug
ftft'4ftr; Apr
1374 July
4
Trunz Inc
■
63/4 Aug
Jan
Jan
12,500
33?s
6% May
29
16%
900
32 Va
9(4
Mar
6% Aug
Jun
27,400
56%
Apr
5
4%
1,400
1%
56>A
1%
82
-
Jon
25%
Jan
9
91/4 Aug
4% July
450
5%
19%
4,100
26Ve
Jan
18 V2 July
Feb
Jan
5
6
Jun
133A May
16%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.......
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A_._10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc v—-1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
_50c
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
1.25
Jan v
45% July
3(8 Aug
g3j,
"
1
Corp
Jan
29>/«
II
common.. 5
common...
Sep
19
Aug
4074 Aug
«
—
14
'
22%
23%
*
Inc
6% July
.*
Jan
5
common..
Oil
Feb
50%
•
Canada ordinary
corporation
9% May
42% Mar
Mar
7% May
9
Jan
2,300
4
2
Apr
3874
9(8
Jan
29%
Feb
40
31%
62,000
uien
37i/2
?oi/ 4
ioi/2 ean
?ep
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment Co...
t
Management Company
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
ft
»Un
10u
oUn
Z-t f **P
Union Stock
1/
on,/4^ay
7 ft4 ^ay
•
JY? TJa,n
7/? 7u!y
6 A
Feb
300
5
Jun
6/2
73
Sep
92Va
Apr
9%
1,100
5(4
Feb
11%
Jun
Sep
10%
Jan
July
-
—
674
__5
*
—
4
of Omaha
United Asbestos Corp.
United Elastic Corp
Jan
2,200
Yards
i.____10c '
—
____20
—
United Aircraft Products common—50c
'
United
Milk
United
Molasses
United
ft
dep
N
J
Products
Co
rets
RR
Ltd—
Canal
preferred
/
"
600
5(4
Feb
34%
ft
.'5(4 Jun-
4,500
ft.vft 5(4
300
.6%
61%
93A
46%
200
8%
ft
—
23
...
-6%
13,500
674
J
6%
200
6 74
-
5
7,300
614
IV*
34(4' 34%
*
ft
5Va
6(4
61 Me
9(4
634
*">/■;
common
ord registered
&
i
6%
6%
1
...
ft ft* United Profit Sharing common.:
10%
500
ft
16% Jan?)?'
ft'
__!—*
—
30%
25
.-8
7
*
Jan
Sep
64
Jan
;
Sep
26% Mar
Jun
> 7(4 Jan
July
Jan
Jun
Apr
Mar
1074
Mar
Feb
July
814
*
^
6V4 Aug
37
Feb
Aug
ft;8 ft Jan
.
10s
100
25
..10
i..
ft'
--
40
202% 205%
—
'—
-
1%
"1%
-.
13
43Vs
4374
35
35
35
12 V4
12(4
174
1%
4
674 Aug
Sep
230
1
Jan
ft
7
ft-
50
13
43Vs
4]| Apr
Jan
ft* 202
ft- 200
274
Jan
Feb
:18% Mar
'
20
21(4
series.20
series.20
19
19 Vt
•
19 (4
200
Sep
Aug
19(4 Sep
.
United
24%
C
Apr
22(4 Mar
United
21% Feb
U
Shoe
Machinery common
Preferred
S
Specialties
Air
25
25
common
Conditioning Corp..
1
___10c
''
Jan
5% Mar
26
20
common
4%
44y.
~
1
common
preferred
Corp
Co
July
'
84
>
preferred
600
973'.
1
Amer deposit rets def registered
5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common....
20
Toklan Oil Corp.
....._70c
Toledo Edison 4(4% preferred——100
Apr
3A
8
15,600
17
17
37371/,
1
Corporation
Amer
8%
14
17
ft-
5% Mar
.4%
'
''ft Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Jan
76'4
73
i3i/8
Corp__2
Thor Corporation common
s
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Salem*Brosius Inc
5,200
3,200
4%
&
13
Feb
42
25
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
15% Jan
25V2
7%
"1
2%
25
Thiokol Chemical Corp....
45% July
ft
Jan
a
7%
x5%
Tobacco
Jun
13%
5
1.50
Field Inc.
Roosevelt Raceway
Inc
2,300
Va
6%
53^,
5%
Tishman
1 Va
5%
67,8
4,800
4(4
Jun
•18
10Ve
334
x57/a
Jun
37%
•
31/3
2
common
J
j
July "
4
3(4
1
Thew
Jan
-ft"'/..,/.-'■'
3
86
■
£1
reg_.._
Roosevelt
Royalite
1,000
59
1965.33.^1.1
1
27
46% Mar
—1
29(4
Jan
207/s July
21% Feb
18,900
f/%
12(4
Royce Ltd—
American
Rome
2 (4
52%
1
111*
pfd F
29%
700
26(V
I.I_I50c
Inc.
-ft
Feb
•
3,000
32V*
Mar
-
37%
5(4
Texam
30Vs Mar
ft 15(4 Mar
24
2,800
12.50
Texas Calgary Co.._—
22% July
20Va May
>11% July
%
1
>ft,
& Sons
"->300
%
„Ii6#
Vtc extended to Jan 3
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
2,800
-22 Va
%
Engineering_._._5
Rico Argentine Mining Co..
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Rokeach
44(4
22(4
26 74
1
Inc
Inc
250
1
___
Corp
Electric
Remington Arms Co
-3,100
26 34
20
>.
&
26 Va
42(4
1
j.
preferred
Pump Co
(Robert)
25
25%
* '
40Va
4%
Tilo
26(4
42(4
10
common
convertible
1
^
common
40
5
Thorofare
Electrotype (The) Co.
Packing Co common
40 Va
1
Technicolor Inc
Aug
R
Rath
2574 July
....
Talon Inc class A common
Class B common.
Tampa Electric Co common
Apr
8ft Jan
29% May
Raymond
Jan
1,200
(S)
37'A Mar
Jan
16%
3,300
(J B)
Sep
11%
17Vs
;
•
„
32% July
16
Co
4V»
31 Ve Mar
603
16%
Texas Power
100
,
94V4
•14%
1,500
Jun
Sep
15 ('2
&
lfj Aug
1,V Sep
2%
—
of
2 '/4 Mar
•
14'A
16
(A)
Aug
53/4 Mar
Feb
1,300
1
swan
10% Feb
16Va
Timber
18(4
Sep
500
9?4
%
9,300
147/B
1
Partg
ft"
4% Ju*
20,100
4
51
2,600
25
Supermarkets Corp
Sunset Internat Petrol Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co.:
Sep
1(4 Feb
9%
T6'/a
9 (aft
500
1(4
3%
14y4
28% Mar
48% Aug
'
23'/a
1
Sunrise
,
Jan
Feb
14,400
—
sun
14%
5!i May
Jan
16(4
4.200
43/4-
1
10
Stroock
Aug
46'/2
6?'h
16(4
1
preferred.
Co
4
14%
50c
Co
Mar
Jan
674
4%
__
•
July
31%
;
__
Stylon
Jan
25
34lA
-
5}g May
58
ft % July
19%
6%
3,600
10
Stetson
Jan
69
Feb
4ft Aug
50% May
11% Mar
.
45%
Sep
V 2% July
Jun
v
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc.
9(4 July
Feb
42y8
£1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Apr
25Va
1%
.12%
Inc
Sterling Aluminum Products
Jan
7
Jun
38,400
12%
Industries Inc
Sterling Brewers
Sterling Inc
Aug
2%
JAn
300
700
2(4
Oil (Ky)
stein
28 V4 Mar
l%July
1,600
-
•"iii
4%
Kf
54
7 /8
6%
Feb
24
lVa
v
Vnf
y
100
200
j. Q
Power
0
5%
251/4
1
^p
Sep
5%
25(4
1
;L
&
43Va
1
1
steel
2le May
'
1,800
1%
•'
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B...
tiV* I
13
Sep
2o/a Jan
-
241/2
Sep
22 %
Standard Products Co
Apr
Jan
233A
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
3% Feb
7%
Jan
43 V2
121/4
Factors Corp
Forgings Corp
(The)
Aug
105%
500
4
Petroleum
Line
steel
123
•
24%
25
Starrett
ft
20
Standai-d
8 /4 Mar
1
cumulative
•••■
Quebec
1
2,300
'■
July, ft
<
1
Standard
Standard
Standard
Standard
22 A Mar
16,400
May
101
Jan
23'A
preferred
Standard Dredging Corp
60% Mar
Feb
11,300
Colorado—
Puget Sound Pulp
Pyle-National Co
Jun
18 Va
6(4
2ft
1,600
•Aug
97% Aug
6% Aug
23%
2§
convertible
ft
Jan
4
5
$1 6Q
Jan '
40 %, S^p
2
25
Co
27
10 'A
_
102
*
preferred
Materials
103/4 Aug
,
.
1
preferred
California
Sep
Apr
*
cumulative
Pipe
274
15% May
ft-. 7%
,
100
lft
cumulative
cumulative
ft
1,300
__
1%
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc...
i,7 At ?
r
52%
600
7%
2? 4
10c
Mines Ltd
Inc
of
roi/4
600
/
convertible
Jan
40% '40%
1
25c
Southland Royalty Co
as/
t
„
'
2374
25
Standard Shares Inc
liii
2(4
1
1L1*
2I50
America
Co
ft/
5%
n
preference
preference
Southern
t&£
®/4
12 ?H
Gas
Service
55
21
•
common
Dome
__
14'/4 Mar
Jan
"68
Aug
Mar
22 Vt May
*
21V2 Jan
7% Sep
550
116%
Edison—
convertible
Southern
ihi/
01/
5%
114
\i
original preferred
cumulative preferred
Southern
«
634
20c
:
East
«
2
t"
tU?
dan
?
88
Sep
213/4
ft
5%
3,100
If
3
8 V4 Mar ft
_
fpr
11%
•
2.50
common
Inc
Preston
5%
10c
Corp common...
Oil Co common..;
California
4.08%
Jun
/4
•6(4
Z—l
A
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Inc
V
16
1%
25c
Corp of Canada
—
common...
4.24%
wta
A.,/4
•
Tan
Jan
7 (tt
IIIIIlft
-IIIIIlO
common
class
*
8634
115
%
Jun
Jan
5,000
8Vs
7%
87%
1
25
100
preferred
4.32%
toH
fc>ep
1?
6(4
"50
Porto Rico Telephone Co
& Alexander common
Prentice-Hall
400
c
200
19%
1
_
Powdrell
Power
6,700
7%
6%
>
6%
_._i
Polaris Mining Co
Products
1,300
9(4
7%-
1
Pittsburgh Railways Co..
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Poloron
16(4
8?4
6%
i
Piper Aircraft Corp common...
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Scale
8
*
common
4.48%
Aug
ci 3/
13A
5%
lv
,
1,200
15%
]
Corp
a
10%
Sep
3
11%
6%
10
*
____5
1
4.56%
Jan
Feb
Jan
0/4
Js/ i„i!
900
(4
16
2.50
common
Pioneer Gold Mines
Pneumatic
6 Va
15%
<Mass)_20.
Minerals
Aircraft
73,700
1
Corp
Governor
5 %
16 Va
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co___10 pesos
Packing Co
•
Phillips Screw Co
-..."IlOc
Pierce
92,500
cn
Phillips
Piasecki
900
4.88%
Jan
Jan
4
Sep
7?37? \rfi
1/8 Jan
134,400
2-
Manufacturing Co
&
Vb
1(4
"574
2.50
Pepperell
Circle
Peruvian Oils
6
Mar
Feb
Jam
Jan
20 /a July
110% May
Jan
100
Coast
Southern
103%
104/3
IO6/4
101 A Feb
Aug
Jan
12%
75
474
1
(The)...
Perfect
2
2,100
1
16.(4
2
:
Corp
Pep Boys
92
20,700
1
,
of Canada
Traffic Co
3
5%
(4
4 Va
III
III2
A
B
Patino
170
16%
17%
101% 103
5%
l Bol
Company
Co
93
x
1
•
share."
Amer
99(4
2%
17 %
vtc__2 Bol
Corp..
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
1
lc
Motors
98 %
92
1
vtc
Chemical
Parker
(C
98%
IZIlOO
pfd
common.....
Pancoastal Petroleum
Park
•
Z-Z
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
96(4
*
1*
Northern
Pacific
Pan
•
cum
preferred
preferred-..^...
preferred
dividend
$4.36
...25
Ltd
South Penn
.
Feb
37%
34Va
31 Va
28%
29'A
29%
27'A
26%
Sep
Sep
26%
25
1st
6%
Canada---
convertible
South
preferred
5%
__
6?a
1%
Sep
Apr
Jan
2 V*
Apr
44%
-
10 % July
14 Va Jan
500
__
10%
ri
19%
1%
200
10%
a
'
Jun
42,700
1
Apr
Vs Jan
15%
100
2(4
Amer dep rets ord registered
P
Pacific
ft.
3% Mar
10%
7,300 f
fftft 15% Sep
2(4
10%
17V8
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp__10c
Slick Airways Inc
»
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
*
Sonotone Corp
1
Soss Manufacturing common..
1
-
July
14(4 July
600
16
10%
2
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
6Vs Jan
6Va Apr
18
Jan
131V4 Mar
33Va Sep
15%
105,100
17
Singer
89% Mar
-408%
14%
105
1
...
$3
Jan
Jan
6
3jf
22
600
1
common
Simplicity Pattern
Simpson's
3% Aug
4% July
69Vs
700
1,000
18 V2
2(4
20c
Si ver-Miller Mines Ltd
Silvray Lighting Inc
Jan
111%
l]jf Jan
425
5%'
7
preferred
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas
3,700
2%
1,100
2
S ex Co common.
3% Aug
20% Aug
65 Va Mar
2% July
90
2M
2%
__25
Town
40c
374
50c
common
Power
Okalta
1
5%
5,500
"
__
Simca American Shares.,
5,000 fr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Company.
Janw
10c
f! ver Creek Precision Corp.
o
Oceanic
12.50
Sep
7
?
7% Aug
Apr
110
10%
2
Jan
8 Va
800
15%
18
__
0,,Cla^ B
4%
1,500
3'/a
15%
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
15,900
3»/4
9Vs
41%
3ft
*
2
1,900
:
•
6is
88(4
3}<i
Sicks Breweries Ltd
12(4
'/a
.-Sic
1
58,700
9%
39%
18 V*
Auc
85
3(4
2ft
8% "
9
1
Aug
inn
12(4
•
America.
A
9«iA
85
50
•
Corp
Class
Co
2
8% "
__
shoe CorP of America com new
3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—__10c
-
...Class
9%
*—1
1
Seton Leather common..
Shattuck Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc..
..._10c
Inc
2 ft
25c
(Del)
Seeman Bros Inc....
Selby Shoe Co..
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B__;
Servo Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc
Aug
22% Mar
59
Jun
10
l
Norden-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern
6
Oil Inc
1
Ltd
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Schick Inc
Scullia Steel Co common
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines—
Securities Corp General
2% Sep
147% Aug
Sep
130Ve
50%
___•
North American
2ft
4,150
1%
common
Mines
Lites
12,100
48%
Honduras Rosario
Rim
Sevoy
2%
1%
1
Co
3(4 May;
Petroleums
'
130'/a 131 (4
■
130 %
1
Merchandise
Eiyphire
1%
Oils
Auction
York &
York
2
2 ft Mar
4974
Mining Co
New
Vs
50c
Oils Ltd....
&
Sep /
Jan
1
25c
Process Co common
New
12,000
6%
Land.....
Arizona
New
New
2(4
1
_
New
New Superior
2,3
2,3
—
Zinc
&
11,300
6 % ;
New Idria Min & Chem Co—"—
:
IV*
2% '
100
preferred
conv
1%
234
_50c
Tel
&
1 (4
Ltd_.„40c fftft
Oil
Petroleum
New
-ft
1
—
//ft: 1 %
t
50
-
100
3,800
42
Sep
34 V*
7,103
61 ?4 Mar
Sep
■
w.ftft
-
39(4
1% Aug
Feb
14% Aug
lOVaMay
-
274
Jan
t
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Number 5571 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
U S Foil
U
8
Rjubber Reclaiming
United
States
Stores
Corp
Unitronics Corp ft
Universal
Corp
Universal
(The)
Universal
Insurance
Universal
i
Consolidated
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
Valspar
Corp
Van
Venezuelan
Co__
Wallace
series
$6
r
„
Webster
8y8 Jun
3V2
Jun
5%
2,200
5
Sep
14%
300
14 y4
4,200
47/a
100
3%
Stores
Wickes
pfd
J
(R
Wilrich
&
Brothers
5%
Wood
99
99
'—ft
6%
6%
%
h
159 %
h
action
cash
104% Mar
2%s
'
Aug
mortgage
A 1st
mortgage
Eastern Gas
listed
with
Nov
400
20 Vb
Jan
37,100
Sep
28 y2
Jan
Sep
4%
Feb
Jun
16%
18%
Jun
150
6'/a
Sep
Hydro-Electric
Isarco
A7s
ex
Nov
with
A7s
Nov
1
40,200
%
Sep
3%
1,200
3%
3%
15%
3 Vo
4%
Apr
Valley
RR
16
99%
10
98
convertible
New
sunord
15 y2
550
12
100
16% July
57
57
59%
2,800
Apr
7>3*
55 y4
7% Aug
I},]
8%
1% Aug
2.100
7%
1%
ih
1%
7,300
Week
Last
8ale Price
or
t.
91.85
91.39
92.82
91.80
91.51
92.53
92.72
91.75
91.45
92.47
19--—
488.72
156.75
67.21
272 li
93.65
92.65
91.85
91.05
92.30
20
487.13
157.27
G7.07
171.87
93.75
92.61
91.65
90.61
92.15
1
June-Dec
£521
♦Corrected
95%
95 %
June-Dec
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
12
95%
—
Mon.
90
90%
8
84%
Fli.
10
1993—,
92%
93
f
144%
87
98 %
83%
89 y4
The SEC index of
—
current
73
58
—
3
93
1967„J__Jan-July
Jan-July
1952
1952-
Mar-Woo
1st
mortgage
3s
1976
52
3y4s
1970
Piedmont
10
109
47
1968
Utility
—
1
3
93%
98 y2
98
99%
34
99 %
1964
—
98
*85
92%.
-
ft
1
96
96
£93%
Jan-July
97
—
$135
138
$90
102
I960-
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
2%s series C
1976-
3%s series D
1976
series F
3s
—_
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Term
A
Hydro-Electric
6 Vis with
A 6
Gas
Vis
United
Aug 1
Aug
ex
A 7s
with
Dec
Dec
Wasatch
1
Corp
1971
3s
6s
1970
$94
100
1947
deb
Washington Water
.
ser
Power
A
BONDS
6s
Total
150
1959
*
—_
5
95%
B
Pnrt
*•
WntnrWavs
Sal**
$208,COO
$3,463,000
237,000
3,920,090
2,043,510
3,633,000
3,375,000
2,150,010
3,847,000
198,000
2,114,580
3,227,000
160,000
10,449,210
$17,337,000
?
3,525,209
150,200
4,045,000
3,387,000
—
•'.'ft.
.
of Shares
ft
Bonds
-
ft./
Government
Bank
94
100 %
U. S.
99%
104
102
95
90
90
7
90
95%
96
3
93
6
81%
—
422,000
$1,459,50C
40,302,300
66,384,600
17.337,000
21,528,000
702,302,600
701,656,500
$22,987,500
$742,931,200
$768,472,100
102%
§18,340,200
Total
97
-
.
'ft ft
$25
—
—Feb-Aug
82
June-Dec
$100
101
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103%
99
78%
79
103 Va
5
101
$96 %
78%
103%
14
2
(Number
103 %
78%
100 y4
Mon.
110
Sept. 17
—————
Fri. Sept. 21
—
Week's Range
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
Sold
NO.
Total-.*—
Range Since
Jan
.
low
332,320
—
_ -—
1
*
i
—-
48,000
58,000
46,000
$226,000
3,820,805
June-Dec
+
1956
.
Jan. 1
ft
1955
3,820,805
4,326,700
$220,000
$267,000
28,000
161,000
Foreign corporate
16,000
$270,000
fitocks—No. of Shares-.
$270,000
58,000
$28,000
Foreign government
80
183
60,000
12,000
Week Ended Sept. 21
High
+80
+
-
47,000
$10,000
"Tooo
ft
56,000
1,000
.
$49,000
.ft. 4,000
-■
46,000
393,680
v
1956
172,482,536
181%
+88
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
£92
82
89
81
.Jan-Jvlv
£20
20
188
Domestic—
to Sept.
21
19 55
.
Bonds
190
Bond*
$10,000
1,000
4,000
718,865
19——ft
Total
Bonds
$11,000
786,ISO
Sept. 18--/;—+w----
Thurs. Sept. 20-
Corporate
Bonds
$28,000
789,750
Foreign
Foreign •
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Tues.
Sale Price
Domestic
of
85
105
103
i
Stocks
106%
100
95
■
$100% 105
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Jan-July
_Jan-July
1352
$9,000
ftft
111,000
$1,003,200
$114
82%
448,360,118
416,181,382
$215,090
——
—
to Sept 21
1955
100
Feb-Aug
1956
1955
.
102%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
■.
Jan. 1
Sept. 21
12,038,263
ft 10,449,210
Foreign -ft.———--.—- -----—.—
Railroad and Industrial—:
99
,
97
;
;
International
88 %
$18,340,200
$1,003,200
Week Ended
—
1951
ADany.jp
Bond
Bonds
1956
96
17
Period
1952
series
rofci
Government
int'l
2,204,300
—
Stocks—No.
99%
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s
United States
Bank
Bonds
$3,255,000
101 '/a
93 Va
10
Interest
Exchange
(Germany) 7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s 1948—
A
"326.8
Bonds
Miscel.
Rnnn*
95%
90
99%
June-Dec
June-Aug
A Baden
series
152.4
294.7
'
1,926,810
17__
—
Tues. Sept. 18———.
Wed. Sept. 19-———
Thurs. Sept. 20
—
Fri. Sept. 21—L
Mon. Sept.
97
95 %
1964ft™-June-Dec
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year 7s April
1946—
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
312.8
Foreign
Railroad
Stocks
102
96
96%
99'A
Low
A6s
352.9
—1.3
,
425.2
ft /ft;
——
$25
1963
3%s
Union
Stock
359.5
383.2 ft ft
Shares
98%
95
Friday
'
325.5
—1.8
Number of and
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
,
—l.ift;;
500.3 ft
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Wed. Sept.
American
309.1
103 %.
90%
92%
——
99%
95
$87
99%
1956
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974.
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western- Newspaper
15J.3
325.8
-ft
Co—
coupon
6s
15G.2
161.5
102
__
'■
99%
„Jan-July
1973—
1940 coupon 1956
1
—ft-
353.0
1Q1
April-Oct
1970
3%s
Cp—
1940 coupon 1953
1953
Dye & Chemical
ex
$88
95
Feb-Aug
1
43
97
1947 coupon
1
United Electi'ic Service
ft A 7s
3y4s
(Calif.)
Electric
&
94%
$92%
;_Feb-Aup
April-Oct
.
Gas
Gas
90
94
—Feb-Auy
ftftft
1979--—
3%s scries G 1981
—2.0
316.9
——
93%
$90
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
3s series E 1978—*
—0.6
471.9
176%
135
90
94%
Feb-Aug
ft—-
393.6
;
369.4
430.1
.
Mar-Sepf
—
-
-
319.0
437.6
/.
•
£25
Oct 1. 1947 coupon 1960
& Gas Co 6s
3'/as series A 1973——
vft 3s series B 1973_»
463.G
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
ft
£114
;
96%
94%
*95%
Service Electric
ft
—1.4
316.9
-ft
96
99%
$100% 102%
June-Dec
:
1940 coupon
1
451.7
/ft
366.2
462.3
105%
98
176%
April-Oct
ex
—1.3
427.6
—
101%
96%
94
1998_Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
1981__May-Woo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-Julp
with Oct.
A6y2s
Low
ft High
Change
353.3
-
98%
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
Public
—
Finance and Service
Trade,
Mining
94
April-Oct
—_—
Percent
Sent. 7,
Goods
Transportation
53
98%
Jan-July
Ai*il-Ocf
1971
—
with highs and lows for the
445.4
Goods...
Non-Durable
96%
—
47
£25
Jan-July
1963
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
1956, for composite and by major industry
348.6
Composite
Manufacturing,
151
94
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
3 Vis
mortgage
7
£117
1963-
to
68.05 Jan 18
prices based on the closing prices of the common
Sept. 14. '56
98%
94%
£165
47
st$ck
-65-
92%
—
98
114%
113
June-Dec
80.49 Dec
Low
compared with the preceding week and
year are as follows (1939—100):
Durable
—
£96 %
78.87 Jan 23
High
stocks for the week ended Sept. 14,
-
1953
21
3
94.00 Aug
Range for 15)55
'
60
£58
—Mdy
Jan-July
18
Low
SEG Index of Stock Prices
65
102%
95%
62
67
£63
Itfay-Nov
Sept.
High
89.39
89.00
82.5)
88.02
88.10
17
Sept.
Range for 1056
Closing
Sept. 19—
Tnurs. Sept. 20..
groups
1993
ft1'
Sept.
Tues.
High
50,„
142
—
84 Va
84 %
Jan-July
(35 Stocks)
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by
Date—
1
Jan.
>
155
£140
June-Dec
1978
coupon
extended
1st
Power
figure.
Jan
Low
NO.
ft
55
£97%
Ohio
—
Range Since
Sold
High
£176%
1953
92.51
40
92.80
2-fit Mar
Bonds
Friday's
Jan-July
due
92.68
93.95
itange
Bid & Asked
May-Woo
6%s
91.75
94.19
Wed.
""
1961
V
91.85
94.03
64% May
1970
3%s
Power
92.92
173.60
21 % Mar
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6%s
1953
England
94.19
Bond*
175.28"
Aug
13%
17%
Quar-Feb
debentures
*174.84
Total
Util¬
17577
National Research Corp—
5s
ities
68.15
156.75
Mar
13%
1970
coupon
Rails
63.03
Jan
106
Sep
July
17%
Low
4s
4%
Rail?
67.10
Jan
17%
14 y4 May
625
15%
99%
17%
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
trials
C8.15
U Apr
12
Co—
1940
1947
1
Stocks
ities
9% Mar
%
Period
debs
Grade
Jan
2,800
6%
1970
RR
Grade
roads
:
,
Jan
25
10 ft
Indus¬
160.19
Sept.
Sep
3%
20%
1998
5%s conv
1953
ftp
10
Second
65
Total
157.76
Sept.
10
Division—
Western
,
(
159.27
Jan
12 Vi
%
debs
&
.
"cum," cumula¬
493.45
18
300
£25
6s
J'ft:
/ •■/•»"(
ft,
•.
.
. ..
-Bonds-
Util¬
17
£100
AGesfuerel
.
First
Rail¬
14
Sept.
Sept.
700
May-Woo
Guantanamo
*
10
■^'15 ft;
-
499.69;
£1
coupon
.'
-
ft " ' f
"cons," consolidated;
498.76
Sept.
Sep
6V2
Interest
1940
'
.
""
of deposit ;
500.32
Jun
Mar
3%
20>/4
i7<r
5s
A
ft'ftft/''
'
certificates
20
'13_^—1
39
20%
100
3%s
' '
'
-
..
'
above—"cod."
trials
26%
8
A
being
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondn
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
35% July
1% Jun
1,700
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
May-Woo
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sepf
Flying Tiger Line
sales
no
the
are
Date
~3%
12%
1
series
1
asked- prices;
and
Indus¬
Sept.
3%
*
1
included in year's range), r Trans¬
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
transacted during current week.
(not
IC
31 y2 May
10
40
d Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
f Ex-liquidating
range),
transaction
57%
included in year's range),
(not
-Stocks-
Feb
12%
1
pfd
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co
A6%s
year's
39%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan
10
4s series B
3%s 1965
Fuel
&
in
Under-the-rule
n
26
45-
52%
36 Va
53
*38
transaction
Bonds being traded flat.
§Reported in receivership.
20%
12%
4s inc debs 1994
4s
delivery
45
52%
2012—Jan-July
2s
included
(not
52%
104
102
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
bid
•fs Apr
l%
Exchange
n
J
Jan-July
1997
102%
Jan
23%
1
series
N
£47
£65
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
Abbreviations used
24%
10
T-
l
Chicago Transit Authority
of
Mar-Sept
8% July
140
1
Ltd
Aug
£93
2%s 2008
Ex-principal,
fFriday's
Aug
5
ft
Elec Power 3%s
Lackawanna
for
June-Dec
Deferred
a
47
—
£60
1972
5s
(Plan A)
transaction
dividend,
3% Mar
~3%
common
6s
1
stmpd
value,
par
Odd-lot
Jan
£88
72
43%
£47
£65
1931
6s
Denmark
3s
Janeiro
♦No
a
fund
159%
72
__
JWay-Nov
_April-Ocf
1947
Chile
stamped
de
45
3
76
154%
£73
May-Woo
1947
1927)
of
Aug
21
2
Stock
£160
—..June-Dec
May 1927)
Bank of
Sinking
100
24
1
4%%
& Pump
Edison
Peru
Rio
of
Bank
(Plan A)
(Republic of) —
400
3
120
66
Sep
■fg Jan
25
—
'
Boston
Parana
58 y2 May
24
BONDS
Steel
(issue
Apr
Jan
6,400
x54
110
./ft—
£67
Mar
2%
Sep
5
125
%
£110 ft 117
June-Dec
1951_
stamped
Ltd—
C
Bethlehem
99
10
600
6%
140
Feb
*3
2% Aug
Fridaj
Appalachian
3% Aug
19% May
1,900
'
10c
—
AAmer Steei
111% Mar
Apr
100
2%
28 Va
Inc
Hargreaves
American
135
20%
2%
28
Machine
W)
Jan
20%
2%
10
:
Co
Industries
Lt
7s
(issue of Oct
Mortgage
5% Mar
l7/a Sep
310
153% 154%
154
x54
deposit receipts—
preference
6%
25%
Jun
28 Va
American
Wright
Jun
l»/4
com
common.
&
(F
19%
24%
l
Petroleum
Woolworth
2,800
Is
Ltd
Industries
Woodley
23
25
Fwr
stamped
30
Co—
Newspaper
Woodall
Jun
4,500
preferred
Wisconsin
17 y2
80,700
100
._
Oil
Petroleums
stamped 1958
(Plan A) 2y8s 2008
Ltd—
.ft
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
50
1%
common
Williams
C)
17%
2!/a
.*
Oil
Corp
Corp-
(The)
Jun
20
Inc
River
27/a
4%
1st pfd__100
preferred
conv
300
5
Stationery
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internet
5%%
600
1%
s
High
124
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1949
6%s
A7s
Jan
3%
1%
*
7%
5%
'
Sep
4%
1 s/2
Coal
Wichita
Apr
4%
2 Va
ftftft Amer dep .rets ord shares::
White
Apr
77/a Apr
106y4 Aug
—1.25
;
Stockholders. Invest
Inc
6%
17%
Sep
Feb
6%s
(Peru)
A7s
Jan
~3%
237/a
(Del)-
Western
Westmoreland
8%
~3%
1
Utilities 4.40%
&
Jun
~4%
1
Leaseholds ft Ltd
Westmoreland
3%
10c
Inc_
Maryland Ry
Tablet
3%
17%
23%
common
Western
Western
5%
5
5
*
preference--
Texas
14%
—
30
Manufacturing
Western
5
5
100
_
Inc
(Prov)
City
AMedellin
10% Mar
21,300
28,000
—
Jan
105
6%
*
1
May
5%
Apr
10%
ctfs ext
;
West
-
91
9%
2
1
137
May-Woo
A
Wentworth
'
34 y2 Mar
4% Mar
5%
Inc..
Investors
360
Jun
400
103%
101
93
28%
2.300
4%
Feb
5%
1
Co
7% Mar
6y4 Aug
10%
preferred
Watch
Feb
1
Inc
Knapp
101
»
Tiernan
<Sc
&
July
5
ALima
:
Baking voting
7%: preferred ;
Waltham
21 y2
Jan.
Low
Wo.
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—^
20c
Corp_
Wagner
Webb
Apr
Range Since
hold
High
£130
June-bec
1947
32%
19
700
33
4%
1
w
cumulative
32'/a
32%
*
6s
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Feb-Aug
(20%
Aug
84
warrants
Aircraft * Co___
$2
6%
6%
--
Sale Price
(City of) Germany—
redeemed)
;
1939
Maranhao
Apr
7,900
Last
Period
4947
68% July
16% July
Jan
11 yo
5
.
Bond
7s
7s
AHanover
10
55 V2
6/700
4%
secured
AHanover
Jan
Munic
Apr
2% Mar
30
21%
f
Cons
Aug
3% May
3,200
4%
5
Apr
6% Jan
1% July
100
14%
20%
Petroleum
Silver-Lead
&
60%
14%
AS
4V« Mar
4
■
Syndicate Inc_
Corporation
^
—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Waitt
60%
—
14%
1
Steel
Venezuela*
Waco
—
4%
Vinco
Vulcan
2,000
AGerman
AMortgage
;
Industries
Norman
2,400
2
20%
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
8%
i%
2
common
common
convertible
$4
a%
500
15
__
v
ft*.
8%
_10
36y4 Aug
15 Ye
4%
5
Co
2l/4 July
Jan
4.400
4
2
1950
Sugar
it
*,
Oil
Corp
.
35
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
60% May
34 Mt
Stock
High
Feb'
40.403
4%
__1
--25c
—
.
-American
.Low
50%
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32%
34
1
_50c
common
SEPTEMBER 21,
BONDS
Shares
47%
ft
ENDED
Friday
of Prices
1
Co——
Corp..
Vitamin
United
■/
CO
Class /B_ftft----.fti.-_--_-_-l /
WEEK
for Week
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American stock Exchange
.
Week's
Friday
<■'0, Last
STOCKS
169,362,364
$12,651,000
51,000
$11,225,000
4,582,000
1,168,000
$479,000
$17,275,000
$28,360,000
13.402.000
2,307,000
'r!
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1258)
Monday, September 24, 1956
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOE WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 21
Boston Stock
TrMry
STOCKS
Motors
American
Tel
Corp
Tel
&
Boston &
Boston
Personal
Cities
Service
Copper
Gas
Ford
Lamson
Star
Lone
National
E
Tel
&
N
Y
N
—
52 %
55 Vb
747
49 %
—
59Vb
60%
632
57%
60%
2,283
51% May
52% Jan
49%
51%
843
5y8
5%
133% 136%
14%
14%
12
3% July
189
114% Jan
—-
—
1
•
—
—
——5
—
Corp
5% cum pfd
—
10
87%
__
100
1
RR
8c
5uc
Chem
5
Shoe
3,680
S
&
Rfg
Mass
&
RR
Mining
Systems Inc
Westinghouse Electric
7c
Apr
16% May
5%
Sep
16% Sep
129%
15
98
14c
May
6%
Detroit Stock
Jan
Sep
147%
Aug
2% Aug
51% Feb
3%
61%
Aug
Jan
ACP
23%
203
22%
Feb
28 Vb
Apr
Allen
10
50
141
145
Electric
American
Baldwin
Briggs
Sep
Brown
,_1
23%
Jan
27%
Apr
Jan
31%
Sep
Buell
46%
Sep
55% Mar
43
43%
932
41%
Sep
60%
47
47
*
75
Apr
Sep
Jan
67% Mar
Sep
114% Mar
69 Vb
14
145
13%
Jun
Id
<ian
55V2
626
51% May
66
Mar
58
8
14%
54%
55%
58
56
64
May
40
Aug
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Laundry
20
30%
mm—
1
$4.50
Paper
O
T
Cincinnati
U
Gibson
Stock
*
*
-
.
(new)
—
-III-2
100
«>
1-
5
1
American
Cyanamid
American
Telephone & Telegraph-. -100
Tobacco
Anaconda
Steel
——
-
Columbia
Columbus &
10
Feb
56%
1,357
48% July
55%
Sep
Aug
Sheller
53%
224%
Jun
52%
40%
210
50
210
Sep
100
30
Aug
60
15
Feb
548
35
July
22
Sep
62%
Jan
171%
Sep
186%
Jun
56%
26%
65 %
95
48
Jan
66%
18%
60
15%
Feb
17
17%
210
Jan
20
10
13%
13%
50
61 Vb
61 Vb
70%
74%
95
64%
65%
142
37%
37%
10
2%
16%
25
2%
50
5% July
12 % Jun
7
Inc
Mar
7%
Feb
86%
Jan
71% July
41 % Aug
3
"
Mar
I.
Steel
(R J) Tobacco
20
34
35%
33
170
31%
Sep
59%
60%
170
51 Vb
May
53
60%
July
80% July
236 %
Apr
60 Vb
Sep
14%
14%
14%
85
14%
Feb
36%
80
32%
Sep
16% May
41% July
29%
Jan
36%
18%
40
34%
39%
b4
34%
41
(
9
25
105
18%
Sep
107% 108%
37%
39
45
78%
Jan
90
36%
Sep
22% Feb
20%
20%
70
20%
Jan
52%
38%
52%
25
50
Jun
40%
61
54%
53
54%
133
53%
53%
31%
53%
10
32%
60 Vb
60%
103
56%
Jan
51%
52% *
700
51%
5
^Sinclair
31
60%
-
Vacuum
15
Co
5
~
Brands
Oil (N J)
Oil (Ohio)
(Ind)
20%
37%
—25
—_7
54%
10
*
—1
Carbide
*
Steel
-16%
page
43.
37%
59%
26%
American
Apr
20% July
w
&
American
Viscose
Anaconda
1%
Sep
Armco
Steel
121% Aug
47% Jan
28
Apr
26% May
55% July
49% Mar
Armour
Corp
Co
&
3%
Oil
&
Sales
Range
for Week
Chares
'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
if %
Low
%
137
1.30
12,500
a43% a44%
75
a
1.25
ax<
a
3%
New
95c
36%
_
Corp
Avco
100%
169
32%
915
150
100%
a
32%
—
al04%
104%
111
225
a
20%
20 %
Bel)
Bendlx
50%
Feb
62% July
Benguet
71
51%
May
Oil
48%
.76%
Apr
12%
Jun
12%
350
11%
Jun
13%
6%
800
5%
19
19
410
18%
Sep
Sep
8% May
24% Mar •'<
50%
Jan
a76 %
50%
165
50
172 173%
2,629
172
7%
7ft
4,829
10
'
a
•
.'■■■
Feb
33%
Sep
51%
67%
Jan
36%
31 Vb May
490
a65
87
47
16
Feb
10% Mar
Bethlehem
Jan
30%
Bishop
Feb
Feb
132% July
70% Sep
Black
Blue
Oil
Diamond
27%
42%
28
756
150
5%
July
170
12%
Jun
15%
4,888
1,125
Mining
Corp
3
——
Jun
7%
Feb
3% Mar J
Jan
8%
>
—1
7%
7%
Sep
30%
125
20%
Jan
15 %
310
15%
Sep
12%
857
9%
Jan
23
23
230
22
May
W
184
50
Jun
'
500
1%
/
1%
;
:
.
1%
65
65
886
65
al64%
al63%
al68
356
146
14%
14%
15
453
17c
19c
16%
17%
5c
17%
J.
5
12%
■
5,100
1,820
Jan
Jun
3%
r
15 %
a54% a56%
Sep j.
Aug
46% Aug
12
23
2
'
Apr
10%
7%
15%
a56
¥
13% al4%
Aug ;
Jan
30 %
J' i''
5
_I—2
a
;
Aug
Aug.!
9
-
400
6
1
——
37%
140
9%
3 %
__20c
(Un)—
32
Sep:;
42%
3 %
50c
31%
a5%
5%
-
19%
9%
5%
•ft
8%
Jan
27%
1,367
3%
_
—i-J.-—
15%
31% Sep
a5%
1
(Un)
66%
23% May
8% Aug
20 .J
85
al4%
com—___ ___10
Co
Mammoth
:
154
—13
5
Corp
" a8
1
Inc
Steel
a8
Jan
43 % July
Feb
450
9%
3 W-..
....
.
85% Mar
18%
:
—1
i
Corp
Cons
Aug
Aug
(Un)
■:
>
75%
450
a30% a30%
27%
■
;
643
al7 al7%
10
Feb
462
17%
m
Mar
34%
a64%
*mm,m
.
57
186
:
80 a83%
35%
n.—
'
Sep
7% Sep
7% Sep
84
May
33%
a82 %
■
7%
a75% a76%
25
-^-10
_
May
Apr i
5%
19
i
_
32
12%
—
•"
i
Co of Calif
Aviation
Aug
Jan
(Un) nnii
(Un)
r
23% Aug
Feb
Co
Aircraft
Aug
25%
Feb
Jun
Co
Corp old
w
114
Feb
17
35
—_^lc
Bestwall Gypsum Co—
-.Mar
Oil
Bros
Aug
17
;
25
5
Corp (Un)
common
Apr
37% July
144% Aug
63%
10
Co
(Un)
(Un)
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
New
Jan
Jan
114
150
a26% a27 %
124%
May
31% May
101
5
a22% a23%
3% July
43%
—-
Manufacturing Corp
Bankline
Jan
50 % Aug
4% Feb
149
...
—
Jan
55%
Feb
1.40
552
(Un)
_
Atlantic Refining Co
Atlas
21
Jan
a66 a 68%
Goods—
common
High
17% Duly
575
134% 134%
■
5
(Un).
Refining
Associated Dry
Aug
103%
1% May
'
'»
43%
Jan
Apr
Sep
a41% a43%
(Un)
64%
6
6
a67%
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
22%
Jun
1
2,000
of Prices
1.30
50
(111)
Sep
47%
Feb
16% Mar
a42 %
Warrants
48%
May
5% July
10%
13% Feb
250
Week's
'
Low
25
Corp
(Un)
Anderson-Prichard Oil
37%
199
1%
6% Aug
Aug
10
Co
3
85
6
(Un)—1
Tobacco
American
136
65
5%
-
Basin
20
171
I*'
(Un)_ I
IIlOO
(Un)
Co
23
6%
27y8
14%
20%
—
Jan
6%
26%
14%
Ref
Tel
i
19%
55
6
(Un)
&
Smelting
Tel
Rights
Barker
546
70 y8
65% July
49% Mar
72% May
81% May
54 Vb
4% Apr
352
-12%
SS
Sep
57
416
6%
a22%
(Un)
&
Petroleum
30
Apr
28% Mar
21%
I
Bandini
59
Sep
4% Jan
IIIi
Corp
Radiator
57% May
35"% Jan
49% Mar
Aug
18%
170
(Un) —2
Corp
Co
Sec
55%
66 Vb
Sep
May
Apr
10%
300
_* "
(Un)
Baldwin
53 Vb
113% 115%
Co
Sep
52%
—10
Studebaker-Packard
37%
59 %
21
38%
43
Jan
Jan
3%
21%
—
Ashland
Feb
Jan
3%
37
5%
5%
Jan
14%
!
17% Feb
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
21%
7
May
21%
«
42% Aug
28% Sep
39%
37% May
Sep
18%
*
41%
55
Apr
4%
10
18
10
38% July
44% July
40
10
1,207
252
14%
6%
(Un)_
Apr
39%
3
9%
9%
18%
3%
Sep
Sep
28%
23
370
29
— —
34%
38%
23
29%
2% May
27% Feb
*
32
28%
108%
1,000
Apr
Jan
5%
Electronics
American
50
2%
__—
Cyanamid
Motors
155
41
Can
American
American
685
18%
American
American
60%
31%
2%
—
(Un)
American
47%
y2
840
Last
Arma
Jan
58%
May
250
10%
Apr
26%
Angeles Stock Exchange
Broadcasting Para Thea
37% Mar
46%
40
4%
10%
57%
Jun
8
1
——_—
98% July
59
3i
4%
10%
1
(Un)
41 %
47%
Jan
Jan
24%
880
10
—
-
Dye
Amerada Petroleum
Aug
31%
40%
110
11
5%
5%
—
(Un)
Airlines
3
&
Bosch
35%
665
25
1
.
Mfg
Ltd
Amer
—10
?}, Sears Roebuck
see
Allis-Chalmers
American
5
footnotes
Chemical
Allied
Aluminium
American
Jan
46%
25
10%
Mining-
Apr
Sep
Apr
46%
11
1
B_
(Un)
40%
10
Radio Corp
Sunray
Co
17% Aug
50
Oil
Reduction
34%
Jan
21%
46%
—10c
Jan
77%
Feb
1
—
—
Corp—
Jun
-33%
Petroleum
Standard
Aeco
26%
57%
11 Vb
——
29%
199%
570
Corp
15% May
7
18%
Par
Admiral
20
21
Jan
3% Jan
18%
Friday
60
96
4
Jan
Sale Price
181
,
Sep
3% July
3%
STOCKS
39 y4
73%
73%
199% 202%
89 %
91
20
555
240
-—10
Los
Alaska Juneau
Jun
Sep
Mar
3%
3%
5
-
—;——
Air
59%
2 %
9
Jan
8% Aug
3% Apr
3%
2
——
17%
30%
39
Standard
Corp
Wayne Screw
38%
Central
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Feb
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General Motors
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103
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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77%
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Universal Consolidated
Lines
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10
Woolworth
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Sep
59
Mar
Feb
70
Sep
53
42
Mar
35
68
Jan
150
27%
250
17
Gerber
July
Glidden Co
Goodyear
Jatt
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27%
Sep
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43
29% Jan
Apr
38%
Feb
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Great Lakes
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55
55%
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51%
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10
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Feb
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33
33»/4
200
293/4 May
35 %
Aug
17
17%
American
Investment
American
Machine
American
Motors Corp
Rad & Stand San
American
21%
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Automatic
23'/a
2,300
22
Sep
400
25 Va
Jan
32% May
42 V.
43%
1,600
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48%
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1,100
61
Jan
76%
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500
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24 V2 Feb
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Feb
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5
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300
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250
68
Feb
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Apt
19
500
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13
Aug
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60%
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Jan
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Jan
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30
100
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250
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19
16 %
Jan
20
54
54'A
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Feb
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25
1,000
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99
Sep
99
Sep
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Jan
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10
July
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78
May
97
Aug
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Apr
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102
10%
50
79%
Jan
108%
Sep
300
10 Va
Sep
13%
Feb
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Jan
46%
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Sep
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50
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43 Va
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65 Va
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350
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May
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Sep
200
66
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72 Va
Feb
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National
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Jun
27 V2
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653/3
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North American
Jun
11% Aug
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130
15
18
8%
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140
132
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140
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40
38
100
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25
200
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24
16%
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43
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7,300
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40
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Pacific
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400
6%
61/2
200
35%
110
223/4
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6Va May
35
Feb
10%
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900
7%
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26%
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Jan
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14
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800
26
353/4
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353/4 Mar
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38
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71
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1,200
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150
53/4 July
343/8
Feb
May
199%
Sep
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400
43%
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76%
Feb
10%
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7
7%
200
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10%
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i
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5
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51%
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20
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32% Aug
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51%
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21
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110%
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77
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105
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61
123 %
58
Sep
Apr
Aug
Aug
53 Va
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May
14
14%
14 Va
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36
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36
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44
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18 %
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65
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19
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—
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51 %
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5
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conv
50%
100
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17%
18%
1,100
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Jan
31%
31%
120
31%
Sep
36
Jan
16
16
100
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16
Jun
18%
19
300
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19% May
11%
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12%
29 %
29
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__
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prior
preferred
Penn-Texas Corp common
$1.60
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Apr
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9
Jan
Company
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Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
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Oil
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25
1
5%
Apr
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210
12%
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18
400
23 V4
Jun
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500
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159
—
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50
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5
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25
27
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200
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8
8%
Feb
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200
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12
40
83/4
Mar
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1
Power
300
17 Va
Apr
51
46%
44
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400
300
29
Sep
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Sep
600
10
Gas
17%
36%
40
200
5
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Jun
1,700
5
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Aug
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35%
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Co
30% May
46
6%
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Pacific
353/8
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2,700
2,900
74%
46%
Ohio
373/4 July
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45
650
18
38%
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100
1,100
63
—
18
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July
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32%
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Jan
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5
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States
Sep
60
67
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Northern
28
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1
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100
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Car
Jan
28
6%
1
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14
17%
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Sep
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common
*
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300
32%
&
Apr
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Northern
9% Aug
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Apr
Apr
70%
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Jan
22%
400
65%
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23%
Jun
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Gypsum Co
34% Aug
Jun
19
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Feb
18%
28
—
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800
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20
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__
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100
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200
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convertible
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8%
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31%
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8%
1
35%
Sep
49%
21
Sep
35
Feb
35%
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64
243
59%
61%
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—
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24
240
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Sep
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2
Sep
200
7%
40 %
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14
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31 %
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108
40
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Montgomery
283/4
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River
Monsanto
Jan
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15
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600
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5
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Eastern Air Lines Inc
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49
10
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5
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6,600
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Jun
163
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Medusa Portland
4% July
Jan
25
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49
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76 Va Mar
1,050
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15
Jan
2,300
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1
61 %
3%
54%
5
Co
200
56 %
25
Edison
Marshall
May
31%
1
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Deere &
Feb
Jan
(Henry C)
Martin (Glenn L)
32%
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Detroit
Marquette Cement
7'/a
15'/a
12
3%
25
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Jan
71
10
Continental MotoVs Corp
400
220
3,200
Aug
9%
54
Di~st
common
(when
common
15% Aug
47%
311/8
5
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25
Consolidated Cement Corp
1
of
Apr
Aug
32%
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33%c
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&
Jan
53 y
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Corp
79 V2
58 Va
500
(Un>
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Jan
400
.
preferred
Sep
53/8 July
5%
T
Lindsay Chemical Co
Mar
31 Va
10
Co
Jan
May
1,700
Printing Co common
preference'-r ii,.
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l3/4
300
5Vs
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Feb
12 Va
69
i0
Power
3
17% Mar
\
36
Shoe
com
Myers Tobacco
35%
5%
5%
Ilium
Sep
35
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett &
100
13%
common
873/4 Mar
66% Aug
23% May
113/s May
800
14%
13 V.
^
14%
35
common
23.700
5%
1334
Co
Electric
Coleman Co Inc
2
13%
59
City
Cleveland
43%
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14%
.
*
Products Corp
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
14
42%
_5
common
$7 convertible preferred
Christiana Oil Corp
400
14
.
Aug
1.000
common
Feb
Lyttbn's
preferred
Chicago So Shore
Chicago Towel Co
10
10'/a
3.50
Chemical
Co
Co
Louisville
*
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
&
33 Va July
12.50
Ex
Leath
Sep
I6%c
(Un)
Jan
27 3/8
1
West Corp
Laclede Gas
2,300
14
5
~
Feb
May
28 %
•
Serv—I
700
34%
(Un)
Shinkle
Jan
66 3/8
400
Tel
&
Power & Light
& Light
(Un)
27%
ioc
Pub
70 A1; Mar
Jan
88%
<•
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp,,
Kropp Forge Cd
20
2
5
Products
Sep
2%
5
Power
Jan
10
•
Light
Illinois
r'V\/,''
sV>v
/
\ 31% Aug
Sep
63
700
10
7.50
City
15%
II_5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Corp common
28 Va
300
33Va
15
Kansas
1.500
42%
1
—
20%
(Un>—-—.—*
Kennecott
17%
•
——
Ltd
'
6% May
87
Chemical
&
Kansas
Sep
17
lp
.
Jan
10
87%
Ltd
&
7%
5
Inc
Apr
3%
33%
Laughlki Steel (Un)
27%
10
_
£i
Aug
*
(Un)
&
17%
—50c
common
Illinois
'0
A:-.
~
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Certain-Teed
Crane
51
15%
3
4% % preferred
Celanese Corp of America
New
Sep
700
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Hecla
&
Container
33%
2,500
Industries Inc
Consumers
600
18%
1
Super Corp
Columbia
84 Ve
83%
—13
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Corp
v''
20% Jan
17
1
Kaiser Alum
7»V Sep
Feb
651/4
4
;
186%
Sep
7% Sep
75%
16%
10
,Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp -
Cities
172
33%
150
80
Corp
Brach As Sons (E
Budd Company
&
23,500
34%
^
—,
Canadian
5,100
7/«
64%
1.50
—
__
1
Co
Power
Stephens
Jones &
Mar
igs.
,_io
(Un)
14%
400
41
52%
50%
35%
75%
17%
46%
25%
28 %
63% Mar
—*
Co
International Tel
Johnson
3/4" Jan
64%
_
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)_
Steel Corp (Un)
Blnks Manufacturing' Co
Booth P'isherles Corp
Borg (George W) Corp.
Calumet
8
24
5
Washer Co
Burlington
Sep
Sep
76
34
50
53/4
18 Va
173%
7V«
34
1.300
3,600
10
common
Bethlehem
$3
July
2,300
19
7%
Inc
Central
July
6%
18%
76
25
Manufacturing Co
Central
.
33%
5%
19
(when issued)
High
•
Apr
16'/8
International Mineral
26% Mar
27%
__
100
International Shoe Co
27
27
5
(Un)
(111)
V Bendix Aviation
Central
37
22
(Un)_
Bastian-Blesslng Co
Carrier
Paper
31% May
Manufacturing Corp
C
International
3,500
_100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
&
Nickel
Packers
33%
7
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
C
International
International
32%
25
Corp
Co
&
common
Belden
10% Mar
10% May
45 Vs Sea
32%
Warrants
Avco
Jan
32
l
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
New
Sep
2,350
'
Steel
1,450
2,000
76Va
59%
__
__
Co—
7% Jan
41
Rights
Anaconda
pref
Co
Development
8
38%
(111),
Corp (Un)__
Copper Mining (Un)
,
'
14/a
5%
31 %
21 Va
—
10
Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
17
33%
Foundry
Viscose
1
Jun ;;
17
400
11.
40%
50%
49%
35'A
74%
17%
2
—
*
4%%
Elec
Products
Steel
54
16'A
1
RR
Mich
600
8%
—12.50
American Tobacco
American
Steel
Interstate
American Tel & Tel Co
—
i—.-10
500
8%
8%
10
Co
&
—
1
800
8
1
Cyanamid Co
'
19
—
3
Co
&
Inland
Apr
i—it?■?/'' 23%
American
Armour
39 V*
Broadcasting
Paramount Theatres (Un)
American Can Co (Un)
Armco
150
10
Mfg
1American .Airlines(Un)
American
40
;»
.
Chalmers
Central
Industrial
mah
40
~8%
1
_
Laboratories
Allis
Range Since Jan. 1
„
5
—
Brick
Indiana
Loir
'
52 Va May
5,600
49% 50
58% x59 /a
46% 47%
34
23'A
12%
—
25
Inc
Industries
Indiana
17
1
i
——
Aluminum
only
Sale*
for Week
High
143A
116'A
3
—1
Co
Industries
Illinois
Shares
—
1
-1
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door common
331/4
—10
Alleghany Corp
of Trices
Low
.•
; ^
5
Co
Range
28 %
38
3
25
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Illinois
Week'a
Last'
Bale Price
L
2%
10
14%
73%
—
Midwest Stock Exchange
STOCKS
__
0
(G)
Corp
(Walter E) &
Howard
transactions
ZjOw
60 Va
18 /4
16%
5%
29 /a
66 A
3
1%
38
—
—1
class A_
Werner
Houdaille
compilation of the round-lot
Chemical
&
Cooperage
Organ Co
Brewing Co
Heileman
59'/a Aug
105
Feb
1
Range Since Jan.
High
Jan
16% May
13% Jan
197
44% a45%
a
—
25c
150
14%
61%
69c
Oil
74 %
17%
-1
*
Dredge & Dock
Lakes
—
12.50
36% July
Bros
49Va
5
Stores
Jun
19 %
—
—•
Jan
„
Acme
Co
Co
29 '
(Unt
A
Rubber
&
City Steel Co
Drug
—
10
(Un)
Tire
(W H)
125
19% May
47%
1
10
471
62
58 Va
10
——
30%
a
30%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)——♦ al00% a 100% a 105%
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)
,* a 109% al08% al09%
r
——5
Corp
Co
(The)
,,
—1.66%
Co__—
Products
Gillette
51%
26% Aug
19% Jan
a22% a23%
19%
*
(Un)
Electric
Motors Corp,,
51%
—
—1
General
49%
14%
3
(Un),
Corp
General
85
—
i
w
19% al9%
a
10
Exjfloratlon
(F W)
General Dynamics
—
——5
2
30%
a23 Va
2.50
(Un)
Worthington Corp
L—,—-.l
—
General
a36'/a a36%
1
Western Union Teleg
(Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un).
Westinghouse Electric (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Wilson & Co Inc
63
54% Mar
452
27%
4%
28 Va
33 Va Aug
51% July
47%
5
—4
5
Inc
Corp
New common
18
16
—•
Sep
1,969
48%
69%
60
47%
Sep
16%
59 Va
63
Candy Corp
General Contract
Jan
—
-1
Sales
General
Sep
i
—
May
Feb
37%
a25'/2 a25 %
60
—1
^_*
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a
66%
Trailer
General Box
60%
Transportation,.2.50
Beer
Luxe
Fruehauf
Auto
Drive
29
445
10
a47%
7
Jan
Shares
Low
5
-2
10
1.25
—
Inc.
48
285
—5
16%
;
Inc
WlHlston Basin Oil
a48%
a39% a39%
(Un)
Warner
Bros
Pictures
(Un)_
West Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
^
Air
a47
a31% a31%
a39%
%
Sep
io
6%
355.
a31%
Vanadium Corp Amer (Un)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Western
2,944
.
6%
1
'
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v4
6%
*
Co___
Dairies
General American
43 Va Mar
r—10
—
._
35%
Sep
36% May
a47%
United
29%
514
6%
(Un)
Co
Apr
Jun
1,201
De
Fox
July
65%
30 %
fa
——1
_
Fruit
130%
Jan
52
38%
Rights
United Corp
19% Mar
104% Feb
Motor
Foremost
29% May
FeD
29%
-
United
Four-Wheel
Jan
lb
37%
5
j.
.
Ford
21%
360
30 Va
Jan
for Week
'
28% July
13% July
Jan
9%
3,346
.—10
<Un)
25
Range
Sale Price
Par
9% May
Sale*
Week's
of Prices
Last
t#
High
"
155
62%
60
STOCKS
925
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United
100
60 %
—10
(Un)_
250
12
17
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&
a24%
1
common
Union
26%
12
#'v
8% Aug
400
12
SEPTEMBER Zl
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8'/a
26 %
1
ENDED
Friday
Shares
High
8%'
i
Union
United
LOW
1
<Un'J__
Warrants
of Prices
Par
-
Tree-Sweet Prod
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
FOR
Sale*
Week's
Friday
Let Angeles Stock Exchange (Cont.)
37%
63% <65%
%::42%
43%?
1,900
V
20
49 Vs
6%
Jun
Feb
55
Sep
July
7% Aug
40
July
700
36 V2 May
115
63%
Sep
72%
Jan
80Q
37%
Jan
57 V2
Apr
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Number 5571-.-.. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
37
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
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.
4
Friday
STOCKS
'
Week's
Last
'€€Quaker Oats Co
.—5
Radio Corp of America
of Prices
(Un)
3234
Reynolds
Richman
Rockwell
Co
Spring &
Service
St Regis
Co
Paper
Electric
Sangamo
class
Co
53%
53%
450
Co
Pacific Co
29
300
27%
Feb
11%
12%
800
11%
Sep
14% Feb
50
49
51%
500
41%
Jan
60
July
37
May
33%
Apr
34%
300
30
Jan
18 Va
18 %
150
18 %
Sep
22% Mar
24
24
24
100
18% Jun
29% May
36% Jan
31
32%
30
3,900
May
88
200
68%
Jan
29%
300
21%
Feb
60 %
61
700
55% Jan
72
50%
49%
52%
2,000
49%
60%
21%
21%
400
19%
Jan
23
•
49
49%
300
48
Aug
58% Mar
IIII
27
27
24% May
28% July
23%
<
.
Mar
24%
24"%
4,500
14 %
14
14%
500
133/s May
29% Apr
16
Jan
37%
Sep
433/8
47
Sep
58
Jun
37%
100
47
49%
1,700
59 3/8
59
60%
1,600
48%
Jan
65
_7
54%
543/8
55%
3.800
50%
Jan
62%
Apr
53
53%
250
4734
Jan
71 %
May
39 %
—10
——
5
July
Aug
32%
33%
300
32%
Sep
1
17%
16%
17%
1.500
143/4
Jan
—10
6%
6%
6%
1,100
6
Aug
1
46 %
453/s
47
400
32
Feb
5
Corp.-
25%
24%
25%
1,650
26%
26%
27%
900
24% July
22% Jan
29 %
1
25
;
43%
43%
44%
600
43%
Sep
50
300
42 Va
Feb
54 %
Corp
Machine Tool
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co—
Swift & Company
(Un)_.
Products
Electric
Jan
375/8
47%
Stone Container Corp
Studebaker-Packard
Jun
24 s/8
(Un)
J)
Sep
May
.—25
Indiana
(Ohio)
50
Aug
34% Mar
2
California
of
-
99 %
„50c
—
Stewart-Warner Corp
Sundstrand
36"%
28%
88
Inc common.,..,
Standard Brands Inc (Unl—.
(N
24% May
28%
Spiegel
of
800
60%
_
Service
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
Oil
26
57% May
281/4 Mar
50
.—15
(Un)
Public
Standard Oil
Sep
12
1
(Un)
Standard Oil Co
10% July
5
Southern
Southern
Oil
55%
Feb
9%
—5
„
Socony Mobil Oil(Un).
Southwestern
Feb '
Feb
43
.
25%
-7.50
Oil Corp
Sylvania
800
3
Strapping Co—
Steel
Sinclair
Sunbeam
1,800
10%
25%
._—1
Co
Signode
Standard
19 % Mar
-7.50
49%
50%
Apr
19% May
10 5/a Feb
50
Oil
Llaw-Knox
Columbia
56%
224
34%
10
39%
39%
.'.i'
*
—
163/4
17%
432
Commercial
Duquesne
Gas Co
Pitt
Brewing.-
Home
Refractories
Walker
Harbison
(Joseph)
Manufacturing
McKinney
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
$2.50 convertible preferred
Bros
—;
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Ruud
San
Manufacturing
—
Toy Mining
United
States
Vanadium
5%
134
193/8
19%
2%
Co
(The)
Thor
Power
Toledo
Edison
—-5
Co.
Trane; Co^lThe)
Transamerica
Trav-ler Radio Corp.i—
20th
Century-Fox Film (Un)
La Salle St Corp.—
Carbide
Union
Electric
Union
Oil
Carbon
&
Corp
(Un)„
California
of
United
Aircraft
United
Air
27
700
24
Mar
29 %
133/4
700
13%
100
458A
Jan
72
Sep
825
36
Sep
45
Apr
Jan
30
840
Jan
30%
Jan
28%
293/8
273
8%
8%
100
8% Aug
9% May
6c
6c
5c > Jun
7c
14%
15 3/a
4,000
245
7%
7%
100
283a
U
S
Gypsum
S
Industries
U
S
S
Steel
323/4
10
28 %
Jun
34
30%
447
29
Feb
36 % July
56
581
51 % May
Apr
Allied
63 Va
Jan
Chemical
&
Allis-Chalmers
27%
27%
1,500
27
Jun
61%
1,200
52%
Jan
64%
Sep
78
78
85%
Aug
3/a
Sep
American
Cyar.emid Co
433/4 Mar
American
Factors
64 %
Jun
%
3/8
6,100
Va
Sep
38 %
200
36%
Feb
100
8%
83/4
100
97%
97%
10
32%
Can
Webcor
Co
Jan
76% Aug
American
Motors
15%
Jan
19%
Apr
American
Potash
Sep
60% Mar
American
Radiator & S S
(Un)
5
(Un)__•
100
50%
66
69%
5,900
15
15
15
48%
Chem
&
Corp
51% July
69%
Sep
American
Smelting & Refining
14
200
19
Jan
American
Tel
Apr
Tel Co
&
Woolworth
Machine Co
Yates-American
American
Viscose
Sep
10%
Sep
15
200
19
Jun
22% Mar
Anaconda
56
51% May
223/4 May
65% Mar
Arkansas
28%
Armco
73
Aug
84
Jan
23
Aug
37
Feb
3,500
23%
233/4
200
78%
78%
78%
3,200
22%
21%
22%
2,100
32%
Feb
19%
Jan
31%
32%
725
31%
Sep*.
22%
22%
22%
200
21% May
45%
45%
45%
800
453/8
Sep
50 % Mar
13%
Jun
16
133/8
150
100%
200
108% 108%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube———.—"
Radio Corp
——
—*
Zenith
135/8
104 3/4
25
Atlantic
Feb
105%
Jan
Avco
Sep
45 Va May
Sep
24 Va Mar
51%
483/,
Jan
310
76%
76%
172
2.701
34
100
10
al8 al8%
186
al8%
Feb
84 V»
Sep
503/4 Mar
87% Mar
66 y«
15%
Feb
235/b May •••■»'
19 Vs
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Friday
Week'*
Last
stocks
Range
Sale Price
17%
17%
271
15%
Jan
27%
27%
601
27%
Sep
323/4 July
43%
43%
43%
365
36V»
Jan
46 V«
1
9%
9%
9%
546
P 2
30c
30c
30c
900
5%
—3
I
Par
Low
American Stores Co.
*
50%
Tel
100
171%
Tel
American
&
Rights expire Nov 5..
Arundel Corp
Atlantic City
5%
.
103/i J ily
Jan
27c
38c
6.50
7%
Feb
tfun
15%
Jan
8V4
Apr
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
$2.50
57/
19,387
7ft
170
24%
303% Aug
Borden
645
27
May
30%
Apr
165
12
Jun
15%
Aug
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Sep
15% Mar
Sep
39%
11%
-1,202
30
303/4
150
-50
9%
30
Sep
Bond
Jan
1
Company
5
19%
18%
95%
19%
95%
45
105
Apr
112
173/a May
213/4
36%
43%
Motor
Garfinckel
General
Co—,——5
Dairies
Foremost
37
74%
1,251
8%
9%
450
44
45%
238
363/4
Jun
47
36%
37%
1,163
32%
Jan
393/4 July
Canadian
Homestead Oil
40
41%
187
32%
Jan
44
Canadian
Pacific
593/4
C %
Jan
Calaveras
Cement
Jan
California
Ink
9%
Jun
Jan
87%
Sep
Sep
Co
Hamilton Watch
Hecht
L)
(Glenn
—10
July'
Sep
Peoples Drug Stores
A
Jersey
United
Corp
21%
21%
109
17%
Jan
32%
184
293/4
Jun
34% Mar
5%
25
5%
Wood
1
9
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
313/4
Apr
42%
Sep
24 5/s
Feb
14
133/4
14%
499
13 34
Sep
35% Aug
16 3/a Jun
46
453/4
46%
1,446
23%
22%
23%
l,399f
583/4
61%
.10
preferred
1
com-.
•
10%
50
Bank——
Brook Water Service.*
Gas Co_-——
5
1
——
13%
19.50
&
Steel
common..
Lothrop
common
Ealtimore Transit Co 4s
Paper
Jun
45%
36 %
Jun
40% Aug
4,824
10
17
Jan
103/j
Sep
1,802
20
Sep
2,008
21
Jun
233/4 Mar
6%
40
Sep
45
Feb
Consolidated
Jan
17%
Apr
Continental
31%
Feb
35% Mar
28::
Sep
32%
31%
F* b
37% May
130
33%
75
1
420
1,065
64%
500
Feb
Jan
May
Jan
Co
3s_,—1971
Corn
17%
138
16%
Jan
24%
25%
1,037
24%
Sep
27%
78%
762
70 Va
Jan
80
653
32
Mav
43
July
20
305
19
Jun
23 Va Mar
126
41 %
Jan
51 % May
6%
1,204
6%
Jun
7
35%
Jan
100
220
113/s Mav
86
577
57%
76
54%
183/4
Jun
24
a
48
19'4
86 %
Jan
71
300
5V4
Jun
30 Va
Sen
27%
Jun
62%
63%
346
5%
5%
29%
18
235
16%
5
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61
35
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5,200
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86
5
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19
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20
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Rexall Drug Inc Co (Un)
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2,653
—
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46
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2,111
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Raytheon
Sep
16
—
5
Northern
Greyhound
Rayomer
53
47%
28
10
(Un)
79% Aug
46%
—
10
Rubber
8c
Feb
(Un)
15%
—
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McBean 8c Co
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210
Sep
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Feb
57%
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420
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July
26%
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—
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Jan
9,400
4%
50
(Un).—
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63c
17%
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36% Sep
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17%
17%
17%
10c
16
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Telephone Corp
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366
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General Public Service (Un)
General Public Utilities (Un)
63'A Mar
44
76%
60%
Corp
Corp
1,262
126
33%c
Phillips Petroleum Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
20%
IVdfcty
(Un)
47%
General Paint Corp common^.———•
*
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4 Conv 2nd pfd__
Philco
Co
Chemicals
Dodge
34
49%
58%
Feb
Phelps
52% May
16% May
385
73%
58%
July
40
Feb
4S%
—
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(Un)—
General Foods Corp
.
—
1
1
General Dynamics Corp.
New common w i—
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——2
—
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Co
Petrocarbon
42
40% Mar
60 %
Aug
RR
37%
4%
—:
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Pennsylvania
Range since
High
5bc
—
100
common
^
Shares
16%
63c
1
_——
Jan
41%
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—10
Tel 8c Tel
Rights
Salea'A'-;
for Week
36%
37%
treierred.
1
100
Pan American World Airways (Un;—1
July
33% Sep
36% Aug
933
Pacific
->
L>ia
23
39
33%
Facum Retroleums
Aug
41% Sep
23
Apr
20% May
181/2 Mar
39
—
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u,
Range
of Prices
Low
Lighting
Corp common
•
Pacific Oil & Gas Development—33%c
59%
33
1,640
22%
—*
Jan
„
Week's
i
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Sale Price
»
,
Pacific
235
—
39
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Friday
Par
Sep
Apr
56% Aug
98J/2 July
52
,
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46% May
79% Jan
211
41%
1
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Sep
200
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51% Jan
—
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(Un).
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Florida Power
Range since Jan.
Low
a83 %
6%
Co
21
-
High
a85 %
&
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
1
25
Inc
Kodak Co
Eastman
6»le Frio*
50c
(Un)———
Inc
ENDED
.
Par
Dresser Industries
WEEK
for Week
,
.
FOR
Sales
taa Fraieitoo Stock Exofe. (Coat)
5iy2
230
42%
42 V2
45
9% Sep
12%
Apr
Jan
147
July
Juiy
May
Sep
51% July
26
Jan
52%
Feb
54
Feb
42%
50% Mar
23
47
Sep
1956
Number 5571... The
Volume 184
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1263)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Corp
Argus
$2.50
v
Ltd
preferred
$2.40
19
„10
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5314
54
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Bank
of
Nova
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44
63
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class A..,-.-.....
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40
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Traction
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Electric
6%
Mills
Building
Bulclo
class
Power
81.30
—•
Steamship
$1.25
125
—
Preferred
Canadian
Aug
55
Jan
Sep
19%
Apr
36%
Jan
50
Aug
May
8% May
33% Jun
1,385
r,
1,745
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v
210
52
Mar
46
100
380
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31
104
104
29
28
40%
40%
33%
27
Jan
32
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29%
of Canada—
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18
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9
9
250
9
May
——
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90
25
7
500
7
July
9
Feb
716
18
Sep
24
Jan
4.00 Jun
preferred.
90
177
90
Sep
92
100
25
Jan
41
30
6%
30%
86
Jan
6%
925
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May
8%
110
16
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17%
350
28%
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28%
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•
11,349
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13
17
15
175
15
33
33%
6,885
33
20%
21%
3,420
Aug
Sep
19% July
24
14
125
11
380
27%
48
1,205
40
Feb
52 %
Dominion Steel & Coal
•
21%
20%
22
5,465
17%
Jan
24% Aug
Jan
44
Aug
18% July
38%
37%
39
575
14%
14%
15
5,279
21%
21%
21%
25
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32
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.*
7%
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July
7%
7%
1,595
30
29
30
330
29
35
1,910
31
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23%
1,285
23
Sep
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52
21
21
21
720
21
36%
36
40
11,695
30
l,6bo
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29
29
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Steel
Great
Oil
Class
class
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~
7
945
13
.
15%
Jan
Feb
58% July
28
31% Jan
26%
Aug
22
May
May
Sep
41
Mar
Aug
Jun
32
Jan
107
40
Sep
115
Jan
5%
200
5% Aug
7
Feb
74
1,200
57
Jun
41% May
8% Aug
48
Mar
11
Jan
107
47
300
8%
150
42
43%
2,930
42
Sep
56
37
36%
Apr
37
1,693
33
Jun
38
Jun
Aug
77%
Sep
Smith
Paper
13
14
2,109
10%
Feb
16%
12%
13%
1,256
10
Feb
15% Mar
41
41
44%
2,156
40
Jan
48% Mav
45
45
175
45
Aug
50
Jan
83
85
3,440
64
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97
13
July
13%
375
Jan
13% Aug
commo
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—
84
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13
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6% preferred
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$4 50
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Nickel
54
58%
58%
59%
6,586
12
3,625
10%
6
6
100
6
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57
58%
1,865
50
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50
96
Sep
101%
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100
47
Sep
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Sep
250
15
Mar
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104
6,331
102
99
127
127
6%
114
117
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43
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Power
International
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Lower
Bros
Candy Shops
AcceDtance
A
•
Ltd.——
St Lawrence
MacMlllan
&
Jan
36%
2,593
28
Jan
40
Apr
175
190
Feb
290
Jan
55
Aug
July
Aug
19%
10%
50
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common.
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37%
6%
7%
87%
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64%
9%
11,576
87%
2,501
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63
62
Jan
50
Aug
24
197/a
Jan
Feb
Jun
11
Mar
8% Jan
1,280
6%
142% May
18% May
25
36
.100
Oil
27%
21
1,325
a9%
38%
500
10%
36
Preferred
McCcll Frontenac
Sep
6%
Feb
19%
class B
Massev-Harris-Ferguson
.110% Aug
131% Mar
Jan
109
?
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10%
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Power
Bloedel
6%
641
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3
,
class
Jan
127
265 270%
„
Corp common
(John)
Laura Secord
Laurentlde
7.50
19% Aug
24% Sep
Jan
78%
100
114%
22%
35
6%
International
59% July
47
.100
.
May
Jan
18%
25
common
6%
47
17%
—-——5
—
62% Aug
12% Mar
Jun
Sep
a24
10
—
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17%
—.———50
preferred
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62
36% Jan
11%
6
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of Canada
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11%
preferred
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100
5
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58%
8.60
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preferred —
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58
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10
Jan
18% Aug
36
6%
,,
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Sep
87% Sep
41%
26%
48
Sep
vi
Jan
Jan
Mar
9% Sep
103% Feb
67% Aug
v
&
MONTREAL
TORONTO
STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
43.
Aug
156
Mar
18%
63
Apr
66
50
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25%
425
48%
48%
50
Sep
75
Mar
104
Feb
65% May
95
Sep
July
18%
Jan
Sep
400
25
■
'
•
-
26% Aug
Apr
22%
47
Jun
52
Aug
Office:
•
Canadian
class
Rand
Marconi
for Week
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Products
Claude Neon
1.35
112,950
37
40
2j0
37
3,970
10
Consolidated
Div
Ltd
class
&
Limitee
Frere
Dominion
class
13
Apr
18
18%
2,890
17%
Jan
24%
Apr
22%
18
22%
310
20%
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
39
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19% May
25
Mar
40
50
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34
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205
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3.50
3.50
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26
26
49
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72
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1.65
1.65
100
1.20
Jan
37
39%
9,874
33 y2
Jan
•
5
A
37%
?
200
Sep
25
220
S:'Y;:Y
July
May
68
25
22%
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67
Apr
51
Apr
Jan
26%
Apr
470
33
Sep
;34
1.25
100
1.25
1.10
600
1.05
123
126
930
10%
10%
Hydro-Electric
Canadian
Lowney Co Ltd
MacLaren
Investment
Distilleries
Ltd
Moore
Ontario
&
Corp
——*
Paper Co (Un)
Oil 4% pfd
Mexican Light & Power
Mica of Canada Ltd
Ltd
6%
&
5
34
^
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Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
Faton
Manufacturing 7%
Corp. 6%n c part
Power
Premier
Steel
Mills
Quebec
Industries
of
Vanadium
Steel
-
Ltd
Canada
34
820
33%
Sep
51
53
135
4.75
700
a43 a43'/2
175
37%
25
29'/2
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7
70
75
9%
19%
750
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810
Mines
68
Feb
73
9
Sep
10
18% May
Jan
Sep
21% Feb
11
19
1.40
1.40
100
46 y2
48
1,920
40
47%
47%
180
41
Jun
Sep
48% July
al2»/4 al2'/2
65
12
Aug
15
•
40
47%
10
*
71%
Sep
Sep
Sep
1.25 Mar
May
74%
79
2,415
44 y2
Apr
60»/2
60%
80
46%
Apr
3.50
3.50
14
145
26
1.75
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jun
48
Jan
85% Aug
Aug
66
8%
300
3.50
5.50
Jan
4.00
3.70
500
2%
Feb
6%
Apr
8%
133
8%
Sep
17%
i;
Sep
40
40
175
47
47
63
47
Mar
100
14
May
17
Ltd
17
10 %c 10 %c
39 y2
Jun
47
Jan
Mar
47% Mar
17c
9c
Jun
15c
Feb
30c
3,000
22c
Feb
32?
Aug
15'/2c
18C
20,500
12%c Aug
22v
2.49
2.45
2.55
6,600
1
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38 %c
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21,500
1
2.75
2.60
2.97
3,900
——*
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—
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1
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Gold
Mines
Ltd:—1
Ltd
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Ltd—,
Refining Corp
3.70
71c
Apr
Apr
Mar
3.30 Aug
4%c Jan
21c
Aor
15c
Sen
52c
Feb
11c
Sep
24c
Jan
21 %c
Jun
20
Aug
11c
8,000
17%
19
1.20
1.00
70c
Jun
10 %c
Sep
Jan
90c
12c
1.40
10c
15c
15,700
6y8c
Feb
15c
Sep
30c
12C
2,700
20,100
33c
3,700
30c
Sep
1.05
Jun
97c
50,500
70c
Jun
15c
70,500
10c
Apr
3.25
200
80c
12c
3.25
9
2 05 Mar
1.45
1.45
18c
3.35
Sep
Sep
Jan
Jan
1.00 Aug
74c
7Gc
75 C
5,500
45c
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32c
25C
36c
84,600
20c
Mar
48c
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1
45c
43c
49c
19,733
43c
Sep
68c
Apr
—-—1
Corp
267
July
1.51 May
10 %C
1
Mines
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2.45 Aug
35c
17%
——1.
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18% Sep
2,500
27c
17C
&
Apr
130
6C
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22»/4 Aug
5.00
Apr
35% May
22% Aug
110
17c
Mines
Jan
56
50
500
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1
Red
,
Sep
Jan
800
—1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
4.75
Sep
Apr
Aug
19
Iron Co Ltd————1
Mines LtdJ
*
Talc
40
42
U
*
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
Bellechasse
33%
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Corp
Metal
Beatrice
4.30 July
135
Sulphur &
Bateman
Apr
*
Ltd
Metals Corp
Beaucage
1.75
11
—*
Nickel
Bandowan
17,400
19
Ltd—*
(L E)
—:
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Mines
2.40
,
•
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Ltd
Lead
Jan
15%
130
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Alta Mines Ltd—————1
Oils
12
July
68
—*
Ltd
and
Jan
Mar
11
6
Manufacturing Co Ltd
Mining
100
11
*
pfd..—100
6%
pfd
Canada
Hotel
96
63
100
822% a22]/4
Wainwrlght Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Windsor
127
al2
130
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
Woods
Jun
15%
3.30
19
Power
Alloys
98%
22%
15%
19
Finance
Gas
Mar
a29
20
Corp class A
5% red preferred——
Trans-Canada Corp Fund—Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Union
Jun
100
Sep
July
pfd—50
Petroleum Ltd
Traders
7%
Feb
82
9
Canada
Ltd
Jan
22
185
9%
Southern
Bros.
7
Apr
400
Ltd——*
Supertest
Tooke
20
Jan
11
22
Corp common
5
Ltd--—-------—--*
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Russell
pfd
2nd
.
Apr
Jan
85
4.75
*
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1.90
82
51
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343
2.25
138
all%
2.70
Co
109% May
8% Feb
36%. Apr
22
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100
pfd—10
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Sep
Sep
97%'
84
10
Paper
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22
15%
common.
Lt
*
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National Hosiery Mills Ltd class B
Newfoundland
123
Corp—1
&
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Minnesota
*
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Power
Melchers
Corp
Securities
Jan
July
54
33
•
47
22
1.25
A
Apr
1.90 Mar
49 % May
1.05
mass
76
10
34
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4.75 Feb
28
50
•
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400
*
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9
23
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;6.50 Jan
51
Dominion Woollens & Worsteds
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•
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22%
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50
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth
Aug
Aug
38
Paper Corp Ltd
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32 y4
11
;
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consolidated
David
Apr
30 y4
Sep
Sep
13%
363
10%
30%
r
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51 y2 Mar
110
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Sep
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1.10
37
20%
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LOW,
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Range Since Jan. 1
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1.35
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JOHN'S, P. Q.
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Range
*
:
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
Canadian Silk Products Corp class
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of Prices
•
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Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
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1
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Canadian Ingersol
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page
12
Sep
Jan
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25
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see
Jan
14
1,075
11
Arno
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For footnotes
Mar
104% July
55
May
Sep
40% Jun
137
95
30'/4
77<>
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Telephone PL-9501
Branch
55% July
80
Jan
90
72%
—
Anthonian
EXCHANGE
Local Branch: 1203 Phillips Square
62 William
Mar
24% July
53 y2 Aug
Feb
100
6,500
95
11%
29
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r
17%
68
l
Arcadia
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
|
137
Jan
U% Jan
;
44% July
49
375
10%
52% Mar
Feb
17
65
95
pfd-—---—100
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CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
,
r'24*'Y Sep
6,566
j
69
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Belding-Corticelli
Ameranium
MEMBERS:
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Beaubran
Altex
SAVARD
r'.f'
f
45
137
16%
*
Ford
13
$2.00 preferred —
Bay Mining
&
Jun
13%
Hudson
137
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
<te
29%; Apr
95
Feb
9% Jan
.
Lumber
Packers
42
A
9.85
9.95
16%
Par
Abitca
Brown
8%
B
ioo:100%
'44%
44%
Friday
London
Home
■
Sale Friee
Canada
46%
Alabas
'/■
66
stocks
Canada
71%
8%
&
66%
65%
Aug
9% Jun
35
64%
45
210
52
68% Jan
286
50
52
Canadian
Jan
47
corn-
23
49%
,
18%
[
Gas
22%
100
435
52
Canadian Stock
Apr
72%
—,
Wares
Lime
Gypsum
•
Jan
107
Paper Co Ltd—
Lakes
36
v
J
Aug
5%
LOO
Dynamics ————.
General
18
9
12% Jun
518
58%
common
of
preferred——
General
13%
17%
53%
General Bakeries Ltd
General
a
18
common
Co's
5%%
550
YY
42%
Sep,
8% July
3.40 May
100
7
7% May
58 %
Foundation
G»"n»&u
8%
7
al3%
Canadian
Players
Motors
24
Sep
35
.23%
com.
———4-~——
24 VB
common
35% Aug
21
35
Ltd—
Ltd
Freres
Jan
12%
'
•
common
24
«
Aug
14
31%
•
10
66
Mar
14
—23%
IO
150
39% Mar
46
Ltd
45
18%
Mar
30%
& Chemical common—•
54% Mar
Jun
,y':
-*
Preferred
33% Aug
18% Sep
14
preferred
Sep
40
40
100
pfd_.
Jan
May
15% Sep
31
Steel
49
50
ii
Apr
Mar
38
30
15
33%
—
25
18
92
Apr
102% July
95 % Aug
.
Apr
11
Limited
355
18%
•
Winnipeg Central
Zieners
.
•
—_-;Y H*
Cotton
4%%
2,630
45
a49
50
>;
100
'
(Geo)
87
60
Jan
16%
pref
Corp
talker Gooderham & Worts
31% July
45 % May
Sep
60% May
.-
Ltd
Weston
877
2,400
40
100
•
7%
17
10
II*
-
Steel
Wabasso
Aug
36% Mar
11
al6
21
Viau
♦
Bank
Oils
Tuckett Tobacco
tilted
jan
25%
30%
;
May
30
6%
Smelting
Triad
4.50 Mar
90
25%
common-
Toronto-Dominion
Aug
31% Aug
Feb
45
II*
—-
Aug
18 ye
a48
*
;
Mar
68
84%
.....
Steel
96
74%
98%
24
Steinbergs Ltd 5%% pfd
18%
Sep
85
Aug
hti% May
12 Vz Feb
71
,,
Feb
Apr
16%
\
■
I
Feb
30% Mar
Sep
98%
:
Jan
14%
49%
Sep
71
——''i't-jl-
72
*
com
—-Yi.-—1—
Apr
a4.50
16%
100
•
98%
■
Power
37
7
28%
■
Ltd
21
18
—
100
«
Canada
18%
30
common
Simpsons
Southern
pfd__.—20
30
87
^
Southern
47%
Di.^uxo
Breweries
Co
4,595
150
Canada
Jun
11% Mar
16
-50
of
21% Mar
y
15%
common
pfd
42
Sep
2,271
25
preferred
4% %
Williams
Feb
11
Sec
B
Sep
25
66
*
Sep
Equipment
Canada
4%
A
Class
26 y2
338
85
65
mmmmm
14
—
of
Series
Sep:
•
July
62
Feb
44y2
15
Sep:
11%
70
27
92
1U0
■
15%
—,
Bbawlnigan Water & Power
.
85
common—— II*
33
Seagrams
"onnt
Cement-
Corp
165
•:'V'12%May:Yv.'
65
—10
-—
10
B
Preferred
Lawrence
Lawrence
Preferred.
3,575
1,921;
44%.
26 y2
Bt
13 y4
44%
lioo
pfd
125
*
Dr
12 »/2
1,385
Enterprises
DcDohue Bros
93 «/2
92
—50
a29
(B J)-
Dow Brewery
92
Zioo
Preferred
14 %
23% May
Dominion Textile
Aug
Bt
Mar
25
Stores
78 %
Sick's
26% Sep
10
720
Tar
Jan
Apr
310
5,722
Red
50
;
common..
Shirriff-Horsey Ltd
32
Dominion
6,655
Apr
a71
Dominion
Apr
Aug
64
33%
Dominion Glass common
I
May
61
Co Ltd
Sep
31
&
Feb
28% Aug
26
62%
&
25
5,476
a31
31
Foundries
158
•
Price Bros
Sherwin
a71
uominlon
Y:
Jan
*
y4
14
Consumers Glass
I
22
70 y2
a29
Vlckers
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Corsets
May
Feb
Aug
Jan
Distillers
750
Aug
23
Sep
Jan
Jun
I
25%
Jun
148
53
58 %
20
f
25
25%
75
'■'YYJYY10.Y'
45
36
30%
Class
U 37%
150
28'/4
2,685
Sep
1,469
A
39
150
64
Sep
Jan
4,882
class
37%
13%
44%
34
Corhvs
1,104
66% Aug
51% Jan
46%
23
27%
&
Jan
13
26%
29 %
Mining
51 y2
;
45
•■■
108% Aug
23% May
33%
~
2,918
62
Jan
62%
575
1,135
27%
a31
May
28%
Oonsol
Aug
13%
63
300
54
26%
102
85
23%
Chrysler Corp
%
Apr
52
13%
Royallte Oil Co Ltd common.
■•'
Preferred —±
..-J—-...
Feb
33%
Farm
34
Jan
-.
45%
nuytu Bank of Canada.—..
Apr
29 %
omea
Sep
200
28%
Quebec Power
39%
Jun
.10
Ksnutt
4,
Canada
Rolland Paper 4%
33
.25
Coghlin
Sep
44
860
52
•
?
Jan
28% May
Canadian
.
11%
29
59%
*
Feb
27%
27%
61
4%
preferred
Provincial Transport
69
Aug
108% Aug
37
July
May
Canadian Pacific Railway
^nadlan
•'
6.00 Feb
29%
Ltd
75 V:
105
Sep
•
of
40
Sep
"
pfd-^.—.—25
Companies
:H<-
19% Aug
100
•
Corp
14% Jan
805
14
common
Petroflna
Apr
51
*
.25
.
————
Oil
50
15%
f
847
25
Locomotive
Canadian
Jan
25 %
1,345
38
Products
Jan
18
all% all%
•
common
27
Sep
;1//,go
28
*
—
Jan
Aug
15%
540
■
21
*
common
27%
22
ioo y» ioo y4
*
High
Jun
65
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Aug
745
Cellulose—
6%
Industries
50 %
36
26%
—
—
Cottons
Canadian
Jan
32
23%
•
■
*
Canadian Converters class A
Canadian
i
29
35
27
Ltd
common-
&
300
-
May
28% May
26%
*———
—
21
21
—LilOO
Mills
Steel
i6
5
aom_
preferred
Penmans
May
Ltd
:-Y 15%
\V
Corp
Weaving
Low
-23
a22
-100
Car
.25
Canners
Chemical
35
.
56
a31
Celanese
$1.00 Series
8
102
y
53
._
.—
Canadian
Canadian
Aor
,20
-10
common
series
6%
7%
common—
Mines
Ontario
July
31 %
—
——
Canadian
$1.75
51
Co
Flour
4 54% Aug
51% Mar
Sep
1,110
,
.—-
common
■—
Bronze
Jun
45% Jun
65
——
common
Bank of Commerce
preferred
37
Jan
28%
——
Malting pfd—.——
Canadian
Noranda
65
'
._10
com
.100
Breweries
48% July
!
103
62
••?
.20
—
Canada
36
103
common..
Canada
Canadian
Wire
46%
4.75
100
n
Preferred
Canadian
Steel
Niagara
7,670
49
4.75
•
Foundries
Iron
National
68%
Jun
5,748
4
8%
35%
....
—5
—
preferred
Canada
46%
—~.
common
Canada Cement
45
49
8%
'
—
*
Products
Preferred
15%
■'
25
A
Gold Dredging
Calgary
Aug
Apr
62
54
60
61
15%
4
——
Telephone
Ltd
4%% preferred
National Drug & Chemical
a22
535
.
Power
46 %
50%
Products-
Forest
Columbia
Bruck
Morgan
Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a23 % a23%
15%
Mar
&
Shares
a22
45
47% Jan
7,453
>
I
B
34 %
Jan
Co—
British Columbia Power—
British
7
to v
45 Vb
common
.50
Columbia
6%
a23 %
39 % Aug
Sep
39% May
62
Jun'
375
~
A
17% Feb
600
■
Class
class
25
376
2
Breweries
o
for Week
Low
Houueai Locomotive
331
46 %
'■*
preferred.:
British
46%
57%. Jan
Sep
Ifolson
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
25% Apr
47% July
37
1,507
„
41
:/
46
•
Light & Power—
C,
59
46%
-50
preferred
5%
53%
475
-10
Natlonale
& Pap
w
195
Week's
Last
Sale Prloe
v
High'
r
Sep
I Sep
42
3,345
410
-10
Scotia
Canadienne
Baihurst
:i4
36V4
-25
pfd
19
205
.v
29
5%
Monacal
OJL
JL>*U±.
Banque
410
1
40
Corp
Steels
Ltd
Bailey
43
Low
19%
37
preferred
Asbestos
SEPTEMBER 21
STOCKS
Range since M*m. 1
High
42
common.
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
Jan
39
40,
:(J2€4).
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
...
Monday, September 24, 1956
—
:
—
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE TOR
Week's
'
Canadian Stock Exchange
i
.
(Cont.)
'
STOCKS
-
™g*y
>
Sale Price
Par ,v;
Boreal Rare
Low
Gold
Ltd—
Mines
Bouzan
Mines
Ltd
Brilund
Mines
Ltd™—-:™-
-
Last
J LOW.
;:>V
8,000
15c
Map
44c
Apr
16c
18,500
14c
Sep
42c
Feb
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Calalta
2.05
2a,903
90c
1.05
11%
1.15 Jan
100
1.95
3,850
Ltd
Petroleums
Calumet
25c
.
1.75
4,630
—1
90c
3.80
Apr
2.05
'Sep
11
Apr
Jan.
14
May
1.75 Sep
Mines Lid
1
1.40
Ltd
*
Atlantic
Canadian
Oil
1,600
Taruell
Mines
2.75 Feb
Tazin
Ltd—-—.——
Goldfields
T'iblemont
12c
prefe. :-ed
Canadian
Petroleums
Homestead
Canadian
Lithium
Oils
Ltd
—__
Ltd
55c
J&n
19%
Jan
Ltd
Jun
25c
Sep
28% Mar
Ventures
Feb
75C
6.75
7.25
800
8%
8%
88c
:
"
5.75 Mar
800
8%
1,000
650
1,000
2.90
2:25
58C
32,4-JO
47c
90c
115,900
57c
July
•
70 c
94c
24c
32c
8c
7c
70c
Gold
*
Mines
Ltd—
Chibougamau
Jaculet
Lake
Chipman
Cleveland
Jan
103
9c
12,500
8.10
Bi-Ore
Central
Cadillac
Consolidated
Dcnison
Consolidated
Halliwell
consol
Quebec
Copper
Cortez
Mines
Consol
Lead
&
13,700
35c
5DC
52,700
34c
43c
■)'.
15c
,
12,200
35c
15,500
13c
9.20
9.20
9.70
1.73
1.51
1.75
1
S5c
83c
1.00
3.70
4.15
14c
20c
—_1
1.C0
1.00
800
1
Mining
Zinc
Mining
Rio
Dome
3.50
38,400;
13c
17c
17c
1,003
*
Corp
1
Producers
Mines
Mines
Ltd
:
Ltd
Co
VJ
„
1
Ltd
16c
1,800
.
East
1.40
55,350
4,400 '
3.55
13 %
Asbestos
Mines
Mines
Asbestos
Eastern
Metals
Eastern
Min
Ltd—
utu—
™1
3.85
Smelt
75c
Ltd
Sol
Fab
Mines
Oil
&
Metal
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
font aim
Mines
Frobisher
Fundy
(1945)
5,700
Sweet
50c
Grass
Haitian
8,0.0
Gold
10%c
"
Apr
Sep
20C
23c
18,50)
39%
535
Ltd
23c
30C
14.0J0
13c
24,050
1.50
1.19 July
35C Aug
55c
Mines
Mar
Aug
49c
Jan
28c
2,950
Aug
July
18c
3.80
May
4.75
42c
Mar
20,230
10c
Jun
72c
July
503
7c
July
Sep
8c
Aug
3.00
3.20
24,000
.
28c
600
3.00
10c 10%c
12,500
35c
158,400
26c
18c
26c
7,000
18c
10c
10c
a70c
Ltd———1
'
Oil
Co
voUng
116,950
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd (RJ)....—.1
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd—
1
92c
92c
1,000
92c
17%
17%
17%
100
9c
9c
4,000
9c
15c
15c
9,030
14c
Petroleums
l
40c
Mines
National
Formaque
Jack
Newkirk
New
New
Royran
New
1.10
1.10
503
1
Nickel
Rim
Nocana
Mines
Mines
Normetal
8c
9,000
2.30
2.65
55,950
1
43c
48c
48c
500
48c
57c
48c
65c
340,200
8c
Obalski
(1945)
Oils
70c
52,500
Ltd_I~l
64c
5 50
Ltd—
3
13
75!!
Pitt Gold
Porcupine
Mining Go
Prime
Gold
7.40
Apr
Jun
16c
Jan
23c
10c
Jun
(Chib)
•
Mines
~100
4.00
39c
I 27,900
65c
14,400
'24,700
13%
14%
4,000
18c
[
I6V2
_1
•
5%
Bank
*
4.75
1.98
8.50
Bankfield
2.23
July
Barymin
Base
Co
Metals
5,850
Feb
13c
Class
11c
May
21 %c
8c
Jan
24c
Apr
98,282
30c
Sep
74c
Mar
17.725'
llC
Sep
46c
11c 14%c
10c
31,000
9c
Jan
8c
9c
28,610
8c
Sep
17%
36
19%
8,080
38
755
.1.45
4,633
17c
18c
'47,900
12c
14c
13,000
12 %c
75c
3.25
Feb
Aug
Bibis
27c
.2.40
Mar
15c
Mar
36c
33c
Jun
1.6O
1.50
1.60
4,900
1.50
Sep
3.45
l^C
15c
30,500
10 %c
Jan
32c
Aug
14%
11.
Ltd
1
9c
I_1
1
Red
Crest. Gold
Mines-
Scurry Rainbow
South
Dufai'lr
«
1
27c
Stadacona
8tandard
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Ltd__i—_
(19441
Mines
For
footnotes
see
page
—
1,053
.,
6c
44c
24
:
r
29c
400
172,700
8.55
10c
15c
26c
:
21-
20%-
2oc
27c
1
j
-
.
4.30
..
'
.
51c
Sep
1.09
85c
8,235
75c
Sep
1.65
Jan
2.80
Aug
73c
Apr
Sep
1.25
Apr
18c
Sep.
61,600
12c
13c
19,000
62%
140
61
Sep
61
Sep
65% May
•
37
Jun
55
42
42
42
50
2.30
2.15
2.35
52,936
6%
7
500
3.35
32,380
1.90 Mar
2.75'
;;
38c
40c
21%
•
4,500
1.25
•
3.40
May
•;
Jan
71c
Jan
21
19
2.39
2.05
2.64
__
2.06
2.06
; 46%
3.25
46
2.85
30c
30c
34c
7,849
30c
Jun
60c
Feb
9c
Sc
' 11c
9,500
9c
Sep
17c
Apr
1
2.46
2.35
2.60
47,920
■
Mines
Ltd
1
A
preferred.
*
1.00
13
1
21%
Gold
Feb
4.25 July
1.95
Aug
2.35
47
20,809
45V2
3.25
62,100
'
.
1.10
•
16.100
Aug ;v'v
2.30 Mar
96c
51% Mar
Jun
2.50
.
Sep "
:
3.25
;v
■;
2.90
Feb
1.90
Jan
1.45
Apr
30,350
100
79c
12,300
50c
July
9%c ll%c
29,643
9c
July
117c
Feb
59c
51c
Sen
12%
Feb
14
14c
12c
16c
13c
15c
'
1.80
7.75
8c
Jan
Feb
Aug
2,000
4,000
25c
2,825
-
15
4.30
July
Jan
Sep 1
3.90
10%
16c
14,900
10c
Jan
28c
May
13c
Sep
43c
Feb
61c
Apr
52c
Feb
24%
Aug
Company Limited
/-
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange ;•&:
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Feb
45c
A filiate:
Members:
S?p
Apr !
May
6.60 May
Feb
Jan
30,500
Company Inc.
Gairdner &
-
1.65
60 Wall Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
*
Aug
13
Gairdncr %
Sep
Jan
77c
-
13VaC
_.—————
Sep
1.10
1,000
51c
—
600*
212,786
96c
58c
;—--
—
Black
Bouscadiilac
Apr
Jun
8
Jun
19'
Aug
3.25
Jan r.
31c
Mar
19c
6 % May
2.99
Feb
12c
;
—-1
Api
-
61c ",
Sep
—1
Mar
29s
4.o0
2.33
Apr
30
-r-
Apr
9,500
18c: / 25c
—
——1
July
39c
22 %
?
Apr
Sep
15c vSep '
26c
Sep
28c
1.35
Apr
Feb
100
2,053
30c
Aug
13 %c
1,500
r
Jun
Feb
1.43
23%
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15c
H
340
8.10.
8 15
10
36,030
394,600
9c-
<
1
1
43.
11
.1.21
3.40
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9c
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1.95
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1,500
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Sep
53,200
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Aug
10c
Sep
83c
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68 %
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1.20 Mar
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74c
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6.50 Mar
1.35
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1,405
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2.45 Mar.
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4.90
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27c
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70c
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54c
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1.45
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4714 July
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1
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Aug
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Feb
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Jan
2.05
1
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Beatty Bros
Feb
4.70 Aug
1.98 Sep
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14%
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Jun
12%
100
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100
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16c
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31
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29
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4.40
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20c
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2.05 July
56c
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3,200
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1.80
59c
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1.50 Aug
38c
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2 80
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71c
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1,900
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1.40 Jan
13 %c
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10,000
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July
147% July
48
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48c
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29
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4.65
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1.10 July
7 %c
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22
66c
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Sep
2.35
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Vinray
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25"
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2.05
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625
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300
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10,602
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56c
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51,300
1,680
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61c
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2.50 Jan
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2.75
3,430
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1.15 July
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2.35
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40c
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47c
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1.40 Aug
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13c
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65c
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2,000
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43c
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2,700
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1.07
65c
3.70
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16,530
12,079
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Sep
8%
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62c
3,000
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21c
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96c
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13c
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6.85
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283
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6,500
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16c
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1
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1.60
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17%
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5 l1o
Oils
1.35
700
29%
18
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Admiral
3,680
1.35
11c
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Uranium
Range Since Jan. 1
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43C
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28%
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21c
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for Week
tow
Par
High
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of Prices
8aie Price
Range Since Jan. 1,
Trojan
Cabanga
Week's
Friday
Shares
High
1.45
1.75
-1
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Tungsten Mines Ltd,
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SEPTEMBER
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18c
20c
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WEfiK ENBED
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RANGE
Friday
-
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WEEK
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Bowater
Corp
Boyniar
Gold,
High
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Low
1.10
10
10%
High
47%
47Va
1
95c
80c
1.13
Petroleum
20
2.92
2.85
3.30
45
46%
82%
82%
83
_____100
96
96
96
170
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Products
Packers
Brunswick
Power
Bun
P2%
Central
Apr
Consolidated
Aug
Consolidated
Cordasun
Denison
Sep
106
Feb
46%
Sep
95
46%
Sep
52
Jan
Dragon Oll^
Consolidated East Crest
151/4
Sep
20
Apr
Cons'o;
15%
15%
100
Aug
12% Mar
17
Mar
—
52
13
Jan
Consolidated
Fenimore
Class B
13%
100
16% Aug
Consolidated
4,141
3b%
Jan
50 Va
49
641
45%
Jun
52% Mar
1.32
1.33
-15,700
1.30
Sep
2.15
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Guayana Mines—_I
Consolidated Halliweil
-
+
3.00
3.00
3.00
100
8%c
8%c
9%c
18,250
1
-10c
1
8,500
10c
15c
Jan
52.600
12c
60c
Jan
12
18,785
10 % May
14%
Apr
lie
7c
1
36 %c
•
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Calgary, "Power
common.
P 5,%l preferred
2
Red
Canada
Cement
Cut
20c
1.06
Consolidated
„1
•13 %c
13
11
1,410
Mailing
Met
Warrants
Canada
19%
5.65
2.75
3.25
33
14%
Jan
Apr
Southern
A
17% July
28% Mar
5.10 July
7.35
2.75
4.00 Mar
Admiral
28% May
37
July
32
Feb
6
Bank
of
6
25
35
36
1,465
Apr
Coulee
105
150
100
Sep
108
Aug
Cournor
150
Apr
168
Aug
Cowichan
3
Jan
62
Feb
Cree
160
160
58
58%
558
23%
23%
23%
2,070
—
1.53
1.75
34,900
70c
85c
1,125
2.95
3.05
9,425
1.70
1.85
1,000
3.00
40 %
225
37%
410
88
88
88
10
1.10
1.15
905
5.10
5.00
5.45
4,711
28%
28 Va
25
-25
July
205
205
10
155
Feb
19
19
1,100
19,333
25c
31c
2,545
44 %
Feb
59
Aug
•
26%
25
28
5,133
25
Sep
33%
Apr
26%
26%
27%
655
26%
Sep
32 %
Apr
10c
59c
58c
60c
8,440
«_„•
40%
_*
40%
40%
29
14
525
29
350
Canadian Devonian
Canadian Export Gas Ltd——
5,585
85c
Apr
95c
30c
Feb
94c
Apr
6.50
6.00
7.05
74,240
20%
20%
1,045
„
3,263
Anr
7.50 May
28
100
Feb
29%
Jun
100
3% Mar
4%
Jan
8
145
8
8%
Jan
21%
22 %
325
2.10
2.00
934
gi/2
10
1,400
39c
38c
42c
9.900
26
—100
—.—
Utilities
Explorers
Leduc
Central
27
Sep
May
2.70 Aug
1.99 Mar
19%
Feb
12 Va July
Sep
7%
38c
65c
30
Jan
Feb
Aug
May
107% Mar
7% May
13% Aug
7% Aug
100
&
Steel
40c
41c
17c
20c
Dominion
Textile
Donalda
Mines
Donald
Porcupine
IV
2*,UU0
30%
30
31%
99%
99%
135
17
17 V4
Charter
30
100
Rope
class
Duvan
Copper
—
22
5,366
32
21%
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21%
175
7%;
42c
35c
820
48c
14 W
14%
1.20
1.25
35
110
51C
68C
28c
31
July
9c
64c
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Apr
70c
1.20
10.400
Chatco
Steel
Preferred
Chateau
Prods
:
•
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common--
101,950
51c
Apr
56,900
23,700
18c
1.58
1.85
Apr
Sep
3.20 Sep
Jun
Jun
90c
Feb
10% Mfcr
7.90 May
6.00
4.00
2.600
4.00
July
5.05
27.317
2.11
Jan
6.00 Aug
1.23
5.350
1.01
Sep
1.61
1
Wines
*
15
15
13c ; Jun
Jan
26c
7,700
1.66
Feb
2.50
12%
5,650
3.30 May
6%
160
15
100
3%
1.01
3.05
46c
P Cheskirk
Research
—
Mines
Chesterville
Co
Ltd--—^
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Jan
—
Mines
Eldrich
El
10,000
Sep
13%
Apr
1.51
Sep
2.52
Jan
9,235
5.35
Sep
6.75 Mar
75c
>-1
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Sol
Gold
Emerald
.:
.31,950
41,585,
Mar
?
Sep
Gold
Cobalt
54%
56
I,080
54
Jun
68%. Jan
79c
47c
42c
47C.
5,965
42c
40C
62c
58,500
40c
43C
52c
217,850
9c
Jan
26c
9%c
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Sep
49c
..
22c
30c
292,600
17c
17C
II,300
80
80
,
15c
48
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35
45
1.32
52,950
80c
95c
11,125
62c
1.11
264,580
38%
1.15
71
1.13
25
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71c
•
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Sep
Famous
Jun
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines—
-
39%
Sep
Apr
Warrants
Knitting
Willans
9%c
9%c
11c
44.000
7%c
Jan
ifcc
Feb
Fargo
31 %c
36c
22,800
31 %c
Sep
Sep
54c
Apr
Farwest
-
45c
49c
58c
36,740
45c
1.29
Jan
-
3,983
35 %c
Sep
31c
Jan
Feb
July
Jan
93% May
Feb
57
85c
90c
Sep
1.88 Mar
Federal
4.60
4.20
'5.30
207,355
3.45
July
6.15 Aug
Fittings
1
3.50
3.25
3.90
7.300
3.25
Sep
6.30 May
Fleet
.
86c
80c
1.03
43,140
__
,
9,500
,
class A
•
3.10
3.05
3.30
1.155
25
72J/2
72%
72%
100
*
Mining Corp
__
1
4.25
.
100
4.25
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80c
Sep
;
;
4.25
2.35 Mar
1.30 Aug
62c
Sep
29
Feb
44
AUg
Apr
Jan
17.%
18
1,010
16
Aug
22%
20 Vb
20%
1,060
20 Vb
1.20
1.05
1.30
49,150
1.05
Sep
Sep
25
I
2.37
Jan
55c
645
Sep
Feb
74c
Jun.
.
50c
25c
2.85
2.66
2.90
6,110
28c
25c
34 c
47,800
-—
class
28%
A———.
Jan
Ford
Kirkland
class
Motor
of
4.25
Apr
Ford
85%
Ja-n
Foundation
Sep
4.75
Aug
Francoeur
64c
July
7lc
Apr
85c
1.12
—
700
31%
Co
Co
T
class
of
—
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10%
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1.00
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15
59
57%
59
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40c
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Mines
39c
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Jan
3,350
85c
2.12
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122%
::
100
1.855
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Jan
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20c
Feb
Dunlop
Cockshutt Farm
Cody
Coin
Lake
Colomac
Combined
Gold
•;
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1
Yellowknife
1.37
1
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43.
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100
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21
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Jan
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110
May
137%
21%
Sep
27%
Jan
26c
930
31
41
Aug
97
6
90
97
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4.75
Apr
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Apr
Gatineau
23,261
3.75
4.05
80
83
30c
29c
31c
7,600
28%
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30
1,920
3.80
100
Sep
Jan
Jan
9c
10
-Mar,
2.25
i
30c
Mar
13
Mar
5%
Geco
Exploration.
Power
1
■
%
295
3.75
80
100
4.10
Jan
5.50 Aug
General
100
6"%
Feb
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General
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-
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100
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18
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26%
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73
5
104
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18 %
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Jan
220
60,000
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Jan
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Sep
97
Jan
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Feb
25c
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Aug
May
97
97
;
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51
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July
2.00
23c
19c
.
100
common
Debentures
92c
Jan
65c
Ltd
12
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1.90
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July
1.08
17%
Copper—1
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Jun
1.85
59
18,235
69c
80c
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Mar
Feb
70c
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Federal Grain
1
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1.20 July
1
50c
Oils Ltd——
75c
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Aug
•
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36,050
:
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6%
31 %c
1
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4.70
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Apr
8
Feb
May
%
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4.10
4.20
Jan
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100
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.
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Falconbridge Nickel
6.35
Jan
35
5
1
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%
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Empire Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance $5
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60c;
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500
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38
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4.10
Feb
Apr
20,135
&
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Chibougamau Explor
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
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1.60 Mar
Sep
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1.60
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Feb
2.15
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36
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1.09 Mar
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10
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;
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32c
4.50
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31
1.10
19
14c
24
July ;
35c
1,800
35
1.01
Aug
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July
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Jun
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25
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July
1.25
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Jan
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10,917
1
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2.00
Jun
15 Vb
—
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16%
13%c
12%
103 Va
25% Mar
39%
7%
Aug
Apr
35% Aug
Jan
Sep
14%
Oils & Minerals
Duvex
2.30
1
27%
99
20%
1
16%
——•
10
15% Mar
37%
1.25
39% May
28c
14%
Ltd
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Apr
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Sep ili,
;
21%
•
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pfd-20
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1
1
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Jan
•i
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Jan
;
14c
1,420
30
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Apr
20c
May Hiltt
5.50
13
2,310
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33
1,025
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,
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Asbestos
1.89
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Eastern
50c
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Donnell
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85c
4.90
Sep
Sep
1.45 May
1.570
13%
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13
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70c
Jan
•
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2.30
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1.42
6,345
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Aug
84
1,500
17,900
36% Mar
Jun
91
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May
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24,500
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23.50
46
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101
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A
78,350
10
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100
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Invest
Sep
*
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;
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-
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72c
40c
'
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30%
-.
55c
40c
2.50
Dominion Asbestos
160
9,690
Feb
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Jun
"I
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8.50
39c
33%
I
—
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7,90
July
40c
i
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8.25
15c
33
,
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35
—*
21,800
15,700
195
Ltd-
23c
188,248
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1,500
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15c
17c
40c
6.50 July
2.836
73c
1.62
4.60 July
70c
Apr
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•
29c
4.20 Mar
2.84
Jan
69
1.46
Dome Exploration
Jan
28
Sep
25c
35c
400
70c
;■
52%
14,099
1.50
Ltd
———
5.25
2.65
Jun
1,340
30c
18 c
L—
Mines
Distillers Seagrams
5.00
__
22%
54 %
12c
Feb
2.65
325
37c.
;
25c
21,500
Feb
7.636
23
;
14c
2.74
7.242
23
52%
Jun
12c
23%
75,953
23
1.
1.25 Aug
19c
12c
30%
1.78
113,300
——1
3,003
1.60
36c
Devon-Leduc Oils—25o
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Feb
6.60 Aug
5% Aug
49
Sep
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1.00 Aug
20c
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Apr
2.90 May
Aug
Sep
:
49
18,000
10,894
1.14
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41.192
85c
1,100
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Feb
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28%
1.60
900
1.20
25te
1
Ltd
Ltd
Desin on t Mining Corp
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Minerals
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17% Mar
17%
•
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10
I.
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32
1
6.00
I
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33%
1
-
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Mar
29c
'
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i
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84
—
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21%
vV,
Sep
16c
Apr
Aug
56c
Aug,
.
85c
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3.25
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Jan
Horn
D'Eldowa Gold
130
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825
1
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1.545
1
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1.54
36c
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84
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125
1
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15
320,600
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Apr
71c
67c
6
73c
100
17c
6.60
3.00
May
15c
Sep
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49
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class
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Corp
5.25
25
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Leather
84
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5.00
»
"i::;-.Sl6C:
i
39c
340
1.15
Feb
8.25 July
v.
Sep
15%
85c
90c
Jan
1.25
15%
15%
.
—1
Decoursey Brewis Mines
31
Copper Coy_i_—• —„i
Mines—
D'Aragon
11%
__
802,516
-3
—
5
__6c
15c 18 %c
16c
-1
Ltd
*
47c
18,200
-10
12
;
11%
*
—
J—
Canadian, Williston
Gas
100
65c
3.25
Feb
% 7 15% July
iv
27% Sep
5.75 Mar
2,750
Feb
5.40 Mar
Apr
35,104
Jan
Apr
60c
Jan
20
22,200
■/
-
-II
Minerals
100
Corp com.
4%% pfd
Gas
101
1.60
.50
w—i—
29%
3.70
Railway
25
Ltd preferred—10
Nat
4,563
4.10
1.21
33%
Petrofina
Western
27%
6.70
>: 5.75
common
5%
—
Canadian Pipe Line* and Petroleums—1
Canadian Prospect 3
—i—_i.
_16
—
12,613
100
—
Pacific
2.30
25
__
warrants
Canadian
•
6.25
3:25
8
22%
*
common—;
9 35 July
25% Mar
2.9C
27
5.90
__
__
*
Jan
19% May
3.25
6.00
*
6.65
9.010
3.60
25c
3.45 May
3,025
.
1.25
.50
Mines
11
27%
1.35
Zellerbach
Cusco
10
v'
Pershing
Crowpat
Sep
'
■v
'
1.39
Sep
40c
Jan
69c
;
•
Timber
Crown
30c
10,550
25 VB
:
;
—i
Canada
Trust
17,740
47C
15%
...
Crown
Apr
3,000
*
Gold
Canadian
14% May
64c
10c
——
I
Sep
90c
•
Hydrocarbon
.s-.
8
88c
30c
Canadian Gen Securities class A
warrants
11% Mar
60c
—__
Cos
8%. Sep
61c
common..'
common--
.—
Maiartic
vi Feb
90c
_•
Canadian Homestead Oils
: 37
May
•
Petroleum
Morse
21 % Mar
Sep
29
*
Dredge & Dock
Fairbanks
13%
42 Va May
1
——_
warrants
Canadian Food Products
i
Mar
95c
July
32% May
55c
2,049
14
29
„
25
—
—
Decalta Oas
Asbestos
Anr
54
common
Preferred
Oil
July
9.00
53%
3,020
Canso
Aug
74c
,
Feb
54
8%
Cassiar
5.65
20
8
Cariboo
67c
Sep
10,648
8%
&
Sep
24% Aug
Jan
12,833
3
Oil
35% May
505
Jan
57a
Collieries (Dunsmuir)
Natural
18%
34c
common-
Croinor
56,205
31c
40c
Sep
Sep
7.35
Canadian
Erin
1.25
6.25
52c
29c
855
Cttaadusa
Mar
1.57 Mar
55c
6.75
9
Canso
Jun
53c
8%
Can
86
May
,
39% Aug
95% Mar
Jun
7.05
8%
Canam
42
July
33%
•
*
Canadian
37
1
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose,
Tire
Apr
2.25 May
Jan
2
——
Canadian
4.00
1.80 May
92c
4.35,
30c
6.50
-i
Warrants
Crestbrook
Sep
9.750
55C
Preferred
July
25
Canadian Celanese
$1% preferred
Canadian Vickers
Jan
1.00
—
Empire Oils
Canadian
3.40
lie
40c
Sep
15c
Apr
2.04. Jan
197/bc Apr
.
'
July
11c
Jan
1.10
.
Sep
23c
*; 45c
—
—^
18c
6,638 " ■ v
481,450
1.42
•
Feb
Jan
38
Sep
10c
"
30c
3.90
I""Ii
45c
71c
10.267
•'
r
Feb
Jun *
":•* lie
3.75
Copper
26
37
30c
6.65
20c "
Apr
44c
1.28
-
A
Zinc
of
Sep
Sep
Mar
18c
•' 94c
Sep
23C
15 %
Oil
% 14,534
1.5c
class
Mining
14c
•
Sep
Sep
92c
10%
B
Lead
Aug
40
19
Class
1.53
70c
37
__
Feb
39%
13.266
S
Aug
20c
•
21,800
lie
:
Feb
'
5.90
71c
7,950
10,198
13c
•
Feb
Sep
26c
: 1 18,925
'
87c
-
*50
29
1.05
•
27 %
3.70
12c
40c
Mines
Dist
22 %
—
Canadian Canners -2^.
1953
a
11%
Sep
Jun
40
*
——.
1955
6
32%
50
58
*
A
(H)
102%
1.15
corn.
Copper-Man
Corby
35%
1
Commerce
Breweries
British
6
Tungsten
Conwest Exploration
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd——
Coppercrest Mines
102%
20
Oils
b% preferred
Jan
28% May
*
Oil
Oils
Sep
»
class
Atlantic
Canadian
ZIo
777
•
4.
Lines
& Cable
Canadian
Canadian
West
Petroleum.;.Consumers Gas of Toronto
544
warrants
Canadian
Canadian
Consolidated
Feb
200
5.00
32
"
A
Aug
9,932
-1
—
B
Class
69
105
Sep
*
6.75 July
_26
Canadian Astorjg Minerals
-
-i
Feb
*
Mtpe
Steamshin
Wire
Canadian
Mining-
29
__
Oils
Canada
Canadian
Hi
Consolidated
28%
_10
Petroleum
Canada
Canadian
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
24c
j
35c
71c
:
3.90
Jun
55% Mar
102
Mines;
75c
12c
Sudbury Basin Mines
Aug
29%
__
class
Canada Southern
Canadian
1.60
Sannorm
Min
■■
31c
20c
'■
20c
•
•-
Mine——
26Q
7lc
75c
.2
.-1
Mines.,
Poplar
28c
-1
Mines
Persheourt
Red
.
33
28%
—
Preferred'
Jan
31 %
»■
-
——
Permanent
Canadian
Jan
19%
•
j.
Canadian
54c
3,400
-
Packers
Class
2,281
5.65
2
Class B
Canada
65
17%
Explorations—
,
Warrants
Canada
63
100
common
Gil Lands
Canada
3,590
20
-Preferred.—:—^-—
Canada
11.900
common——10
Canada Life Assurance
Canada
1.45
246
pfd- -22——
15,722
;
23 %C
103
Stone__,
Iron Foundries
4%<#
35,715
; 31
-1
1.12
Sep
July
27 %
20
Preferred
Canada Crushed
5.35
29
._1
5.00
common-——
5.00
„1
29%
18
5.15
t 30%
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd.
1.36
—
4,300
Consolidated
Consolidated
28%
*
5,480
Apr
1.40
1
339,869, ;
:36C
Aug
36c
103
.
5:iO'Mar
1.93
4.10
12C
5.00
common--
3.75 Mar
Sep /
Sep
IOV2C Aug
35c
,,3.95
1
-1
28%
1
Lake—.
Bread-;
Jan
14,800
'
1.50
1.75
1
Mines.
80c
300
62
Apr
44c
-
3.70
1
Gold
III
1
.
Chibottgamau
Canada
Canada
Oil__
Jan
Mar
Nicholson
—100
Consolidated
18c
Consolidated Northland Mines.;
Consolidated Peak Oils
10,600
Mar
84c
Apr
30
Jan
45c
50c
14%c
40c
1.93
Feb
Sep
Sep
Jan
Jun
20c
Mar
7c
Feb
Mar
30c
Negus
40
Sep
85c
21c
Consolidated
28c
1.27
300
,
Apr
78c
•
7,000
Consolidated
Mar
'
Jun
13,823
;r
4.00
May
60c
21,225
Feb
•
—
37c
35c
•
34c
Jun
•
s
1,199
1.62
4.80 Jan
;,,
3.10 Sep
65,984
1.47
Feu
lie
Jan
25c
-
Edmonton
77c
60c
May
3.35 May
Apr
UVa
8.80
;
Sep
40c
23C
90c
Consol
Petroleum
8,983
40c
"
31c
30c
29
12%
5,725
3.35
Sep
Feb*
11c
15%c
36c
12%
3.75
Sep
33c
25c'
-V
21c
Feb
14c
Mar
14c
22,850
63c
-
Sep
33% Jun
Jun
35c
;
Jun
31c
Feb
430
74c
50c
21c
Rc
10.600
Feb
Sep
,11c
13c
37
14c 15%e
__
•
—
35%
36
14 %c
23c
v-
66c
32,100
Jan-
v;
1
500
8%c
Mar
12%
1
17,900
15c"-
7c
Howey
Marbenor
Jan
23c
i
.—1
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & SmeltingConsolidated Morrison Explor
Consolidated Masher
70c
13c
Sep
Sep
Lake
44,000
12c
70c
13 %c
—•
Consolidated
14c
•
•
.———
Consolidated
Feb
lie
1
Ext—
Jan
12c
1
L
5
18c
10c
11c
1
Jun
8%c July
11%
__
11%
—...•
3%
Apr
9.90
60C
>
May
44c
Jun
.
Jan
63c
25c
1,300
37C
1.48
'/
18,133
11,092
;■
46%
'
13,280
208,319
26c
'
-
7%
'
88c
70c
.-L„7
;
13%
1.38
—
Burns & Co Ltd
Campbell
warrants.-
Gillies
16c
3.35
•
3.25
»
47 %
Aug
57c
30c
6%
July
3.50
Feb
3.10
3.55
■
1
Mines
44%
u—————
Burlington Steel
Campbell
Iron
47%
2——I
GoU—
Products
Calvan
■
170
Sep
15c
100
9.00
9.20
—"III
116
25c
9,320
26c
i
Warrants
6,520
25,750
14c
i
Consolidated Discovery
Hijh
Sep •"
2.10 July
40c
Jun
17c
6%;
33c
Oils—
•
4,060
48c
15c
Flin—
Mines
51
•
1
Mines 2-2
Calgary &
Callinan
7,260
•25c
l
135
27c
15c
54c
v 10
.
47C-
6%
*
Cadillac
46%
15%
2—1
Burchell • Bake/P-A—
Calalta
Gamma
4.30
Sep
96
15c
1
13%
Mining
_——_
Mining & Smelt
Hill
Beta
Consolidated
15%
—*
Buffalo Red Lake
Bunker
Consolidated
Apr
Feb
25c
Mines.]
45%
Mines
Canadian
Building
July
95
42 %c
27c
♦
50 %
■
44c
Oil
•
Mines'--.—2-.—
Ankerite
alp
Jan
*
l
25
:
Biiffadison Gold'
Buffalo
Bellekeno
50%.
46%
—
A—*
class
Mills' class
Brunston
Consolidated
2.10
2.25
i.
*
Reef
Brunsman
Con.sohcated
Allenbee
Consolidated Bakeries
Apr
50
,
2.45
2.30
——--
Corp
Low
135
•
Mines
Development
Range Since Jan. 1
High
135
2.50
15%
•
—
Bruuhurst
Mines
Apr
Sep
Shares
•
10
;
p
46%
.
—PlP,—50
—
Pot est
Columbia
Bruck
Sep
*
8
2.31 Jan
57
British Columbia Telephone CoBroiilau
1.63
35
"
-Class,B
Como
12%
80c
21,087
:—100
preferred %—_-l———
British
Jan
for Week
Low
Par
Life
Consolidated
—
preferred
Coniaurum
6.00
Apr
46'% Jun
19,715
46
Mar
18c
Coniagas
Jan
6%
Confederation
July
51,
9% July
35.850
•
—
preferred '—j_—
4%% preferred
Columbia
':
Apr
v
4%
Columbia
98c
14,072
1
Oil—
Elec—
4.55
350
pfd—
Sep.
Sep
July
8c
•
3.85
Sep
46%
2.800
7
Columbia
British
1.02
"%
6%
American
4%%
2.130
7
47%
British
Britisii
10,600
1.02
*
xouynon
British
-
9c
5.25
Ltd——
Mines
Britalta
8c
4.75
1.45
60
*
50
Tank
&
2,085.200
46*2
__
1
B—
2.05
46%
8%c
•
class
Traction
Briiund
1
r
—%
Cordage
Brazilian
1.45
__
Mines
Petroleums
Brantford
1.75
pfd
Bralorne Mines
Bralsman
1
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
Mines Ltd
Eouzan
Week's'
of Prices
1 ast
Range Since Jan. 1
5V4
200
73
73
100
104% 104%
5
July
Jan
Jun
32
Jun
112
Jan
Jan
24
Mar
May
57 V2 May
7% July
78
Sep
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1266)
42
Monday, September 24, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Low
———0
Corp
Motors
1
A
Ltd
Mines
Genex
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Giant
Mines——
Uranium
Glenn
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
Mines
Gold Eagle
Uranium
.
450
4.70
Jan
7.00 Aug
3,350
4.65
Jan
7.00 Aug
Jun
11'A
Jan
64c
9
328
8
4,5U0
Apr
8,500
1.40
Sep
3.90
Feb
Malartic
5.75
11,680
4.50
May
6.30
Jan
Muneast
Uranium
76c
95c
70c
Jun
1.60
Apr
Maple
4%
preferred
Mackay
class
Gordon
Class
A
25 c
Sep
46c
Feb
15c
88,700
lie
Sep
36c
Mar
Marcon
9c
Sc
9%C
6,500
9c
Apr
13c
Mar
Marcus
2.30
2.00
2.60
25c
25c
150
48%
2.00
1,100
150
23c
10,135
25c
Graxmiu
Plains
Great
Sweet
42c
Mar
43%
1,760
Lead
70c
6%
1,100
5%
3.25
3.30
8,690
2.95
44%
1,600
25%
1
Oils
3.25
3.00
3.45
104,215
8%
925
35c 49%c
46,312
*
10%
10
1
:
49c
9c
Ltd
8%
8'A
*
B
Sep
13c
12 %c
17c
6,600
43,000
37
36%
37
.1,141
12c
5.75 Mar
July
1.09
Feb
Apr
1.49
Jan
26c
20%
Apr
Sep
12%
McMarmac
Mentor
Carpets
Rock
Hard
Harrison
Mines
1
Jan
Midcon
Miurim
High
Tower
38,150
16c
2,100
14 %c July
13c
12 'Ac
Sep
24c
Lake
1
95c
81c
1.02
5,600
130,570
81c
Sep
2.06
Apr
Mines
1
22c
17c 26 %C
121,100
10c
Feb
39'Ac
Feb
com
Home
6%
1
;
Co
38
30c
170
97
25
Aug
Midwest
Apr
Oils
39
49
July
Sep
May
28c
Feb
Hughes Owens Co class A_
♦
16
16
110
Aug
17
Apr
13
12%
13%
4,795
8.35
Feb
14
Aug
6.60
6.35
6.90
I,500
3.40
Jan
7.20
Sep
56
56
58%
990
54%
60
120
54%
59%
8,975
36%
11%
12
2,785
11
Bldg
Ltd
6%
705
25c
105,350
Jan
85c
58
57
58%
2,310
48
May
8%
8
9
5,290
8
Sep
59
Aug
16% July
17%
18%
I,205
14% Apr
1.20
1.15
1.35
43,600
42
-42
1.10 Aug
33- ; Jan
46
« Apr
78% Jan
110
Aug
102%
127%
-,-1,830
11,525
245
126%
Sep
35%
36%
Jan
55c
71c
5,479
5,800
28
5sc
45c
Sep
141/2
14
15
578
12
Jun
20
Aug
1.74
Jan
131% Mar
40%
Apr
1.80 Mar
16%
Jan
44'A
43
45
7,609
27%
Jan
50 ?
Aug
2.40
2.30
2.60
2.30
Feb
2.20
2.70
Sep
2.20 Sep
3.85
2 45
10,200
3.600
4.75
Apr
1.66
1.45
1.80
5,400
1.20
2.60 Mar
15%
16%
766
21c
27c
86,600
Jun
126,460
75c
Jbep
1.50 July
1.54
1.40
1.63
17,660
81c
Mar
3.20 Aug
4.00
4.00
4.30
I
Corp
:—_
10,441
1.50
108,200
1.15
Sep
3.25
4.00
600
3.75
17c
21c
4,600
17c
Sep
Aug
42c
Jan
24
25%
1,362
21%
Jun
29%
ADr
Sep
Sep
98c
Jun
,17c
•
*
24%
54C
15,240
'45c
21c
20c
25c
12,814
20c
2.70
3.20
94,025
—.*
23%
23%
23%
100
23
22
22
22
25
22
Sep
45
45
50
41
Mar
66C
66c
71c
8,500
1
A;
Mtg & Inv_
45c
*
1
—
Works
Brass
Sep
1.10 Sep
Creek
Ltd
Mines
—1
Drug & Chemical
Explorations
National
Grocers
Nello
Steel
95c
85c
1.03
—5
com
Ltd
11%
IIV4
pfd_—
26%
26%
5
5
400
-250
4.80
4.50
Car
3.10
3,350
Jan
34
Apr
45c
Apr
15c
4.10
Feb
Sep
41c
Apr
50c
Sep
93c
14c
Sep
31c
Feb
Sep
2.08
Apr
Jan
3.25 May
1.00
1.35
New
—1
15c
15c
17c
50,150
53,367
-1
69c
65c
79c
100,066
14c 16 %C
14,625
—1
1.13
1.08
1.16
11,000
1.01
2.25
2.25
2.45
19,310
2.01
New
Gold
Bidlamaque
New British Dominion Oil
New Calumet Mines
New
Chamberlain
New
Concord
New
———
New
New
65c
60c
65c
22,270
2.35
2.52
69,325
35c
35c
35c
1,500
35c
May
Sep
59c
Jan
69c
68c
80c
186,275
62c
May
90c
Mar
35c
Feb
25c
11,800
16c
Jan
51c
1.01
98,310
51c
Sep
1.51
1.61
9,300
23c
26c
34c
181,240
1.50
Mines
:
Explorations
1.50
1.65
8,400
27,451
—
,
Hosco
1.48 Mar
17c
33c
Feb
21c
12,825
19c
July
Aug
62c
91,800
50c
Feb
20c
26c
12,850
19c
17c
20c
54,000
Sep
Aug
50c
17%c
54c
Feb
17c
16c
24c
43,700
14%c May
33c
Feb
39 %c
37c
43c
60,280
_1
1.10
1.00
1.18
27,700
44c
34c
48c
20,050
23c
Jan
98c
Apr
13c
13c 15'/2C
20,200
13c
Sep
27c
Aug
17c
Aug
_1
Gold
Miuda-Scotia
—.—
Mylamaque Explor
16c
37c
Sep
1.00
Apr
14 c
12c
10,400
11c
15c
16c
5,150
15c
3.85
3.60
4.15
135,113
20c
26c
142,366
28c
New
Senator
—1
8c
8c
9c
37,340
July
New
Superior
2.30
2.30
2.47
1.59 July
New
Taku
23c
23c
24c
3,000
13c
13c
14c
25,500
3.95
3.70
4.15
58,977
1,37 Jun
3.45
3.70
6,550
2.57 Jan
12c
15c
31,000
54c
43c
71c
89,100
60%
58%
62
3,438
19c
19c
21%c
9%c
Jan
12c
1.33
94c
14c
12c 15 %c
45,850
80c
1.10
145,100
80c
Sep
Sep
34c
oHc
•
22c
20 %c
25c
42.000
20%c
Sep
50c
85c
Sep
1.39 Aug
Sep
3.10
1
q0f.
85c
1.05
17,096
2.O8
15c
2.00
2.21
7,900
q~
1
9c
2.00
1
12,033
17%
3,605
8c
oL
9c
17%
17 y
9c
50c
o"9n
»
60c
8c
Feb
17%
Feb
II,705
8c
July
1,450
50c
Aug
3.05
3.55
7,910
1.40
1.60
18,300
50c
70c
62,035
70
1.53
1.95
42,402
?nc
20c
22c
2,000
2.30
2.45
14,600
1.10
20%
21%
I,305
20%
,JiU
.0
1
1
3.00 Aug
1.35 July
32c
Jan
1.50 May
20c
Aug
Apr
Apr
Jan
12%c
22
Jan
July
13 %c May
90c
Mar
5.10 Mar
3.20 Mar
95c
July
2.09 July
49c
Mar
2.75 Aug
Gold
Mines—
Oils.
„1
Mines
Thurbois
New
-1
Rouyn
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd,
Nipissing
Nor
.
'
Mines
Mines
Mines
Gold.
Acme
Noranda
Nordon
12c
m
Mines
Corp
•
40C
Apr
LIS May
1.14
Apr
Apr
1.55 Aug
Norlartic
Norpax
Northcal
North
Oils
20%
19'A
21
3,437
65c
72c
14,500
Oils
1.85
2.30
38,400
Mines
,
Mining
15c
!
—
.
r~
*
o
5*
21S
Leitch S" candy
Mines!!
86c
f
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289
•
~
•
I
5n
7~
i
7
!
IIIII
•
"
29
--
r-_
1
18
i9;
*
II
rr
1
—
J
~
7
4.05
18C
Sep
3.55
Apr
1.85
24,800
13c
2,000
18c
Jan
25c
Aug
Sep
38c"
jun
35c
4.25
1,092
22c
23c
6,000
4.10
400
2.85
2.90
950
2.75 May
18%
19
908
17
4.05
20c
2.65
Feb
6.00
Apr
Jan
Feb
Feb
4.45
Apr
3.55
Jan
21
68c
May
Feb
12 %c
Jan
41c
Jan
North
Oil
J$5
29 /?c
~MInes—IIZ*
12,300
15'Ac
Jan
Oakville
2.45
Sep
3.65
Apr
Obaska
24,760
1.29
Jan
3.35
Jun
705
18%
1,280
1.10
Sep
1.59 Aug
Jan
7.35 Aug
70
357/a
Jan
710
1.75
Jan
37
Sep
32% Aug
Oil
23
Oka
Aug
3,045
17
120
23
120
12c
16c
79,466
6
6
125
Sep
6%c Jan
6
Sep
13c
16c
II,400
10c
Jan
91c
1.14
82,883
91c
Sep
20c
Sep
20c
23c
11.000
1.57
63,400
1.20 Aug
Aug
23% Mar
120
26c
7%
24c
2.18
40c
2.50
Wood
Lake
ExDlorations~_I__
7
f
Mines
MacLeod-CockshuU~Gofd""Mine3ZZZl
43.
^34
7c
Sep
82c
92c
35,500
55c
July
1.21
1.48
214,300
80c
Feb
4.20
3.85
4.45
79,733
14
14%
2,178
14
Jun
6%
420
6
Jun
■
,44%
44 %
2.95
170
1.10
44%
1.25
3.15
6,000
1.25
25
44%
2.95
56c
July
7.90 Mar
2.00
Sep
45% Sep
4.00 July
I4%c
Feb
1.31 Mar
1.67
Jun
5.05
Sep
17% May
9% Feb
Sep
Sep
44%
2.95
Sep
Sep
Jan
2.00
Jun
81
82
192
81
Sep
30c
36C
12,300
30c
Sep
85c
Apr
39c
37c
42c
15,550
37c
Sep
85c
Apr
7%
7%
7%
20
6
Jun
7
May
9c
Sep
27c
68c
Jan
.100
81
30c
Spec.-
4
95
Mar
Beauty
Supply
Aug
Ontario
Jockey
Club
Feb
71,200
9c
.
:
1.30
Apr
May
11 %c Jan
41c
Apr
23c
Mar
12c
14c
61,734
8c
Jan
80c
70c
80c
13,900
70c
Sep
,90c
2.75
2.60
2.85
25,400
20C
24c
20,552
7%c
8c
32,800
5
5
100
2.35
2.30
2.40
7,500
48c
64c
27,500
10
9%
9%
10
225
20
9%
9%
9%
285
27%
273i
21c
Feb
6%
Feb
5%%
pfd—
;
2
——
common-
Warrants
preferred
pfd
Ontario Loan & Debenture
class
B
10c
2,000
8c
7,894
1.82
65c
80c
24,100
65c
Sep
1.51
Apr
Orange
12c
14c
22,700
12c
Jun
24 %c
Feb
Orenada
43c
53c
141,150
32c
Jun
62c
Aug
Ormsbv Mines
1.22
1.34
10,735
Aug
Osisko
2.30 Mar
28c
-
53c
Ontario
17%C Apr
9,000
.
1.78
Jan
1.3C
Jun
3.25
Aug
~
Jun
Sep
82c
24 %c
...1
*—
Jun
Jan
12,000
70c
26c
Gold—
O'Leary Malartic
Omnitrans
Exploration
Sep
9%c
73c
9%c
1
Oils
Okalta
1.95
1.63
35,100
13c
1.82
1.19 July
Jan
14%
Rare Metals Mining—
10c
1,85
68c
.
46c
87c
Selections
10
20c
,/
Sep
45c
Apr
4c
Jan
12c
July
4%
Jan
5
2.30
Sep
3.20
36c
Aug
1.15
.9%
Sep'
9% Aug
Opemiska
Products com—
14%
Copper
Crush
—
31c
Gold
Mines
Apr
Mar
Apr
50
23
May
26
135
23
May
13
14%
28,827
3.20
3.20
212
24c
34c
58,300
20c
July
57c
Jan
53c
66,725
34,150
40c
May
94c
July
35c
Sep
63c
Feb
8.20
3.20
"
Lake
13
12%
Sep
Apr
26
—
'
Ontario Steel
*
_
8c
Mar
1.32
Mines
Rockland
Ogama
Jun
19%
1.20
Feb
28%
18
37
3.20
7c
37
7%c
10c
.6.60 Jun
Apr
17
120
Jun
4.50
O'Brien Gold Mines.
29%
Jan
220
pfd
30,700
18
56c
19%c
July
9,575
1
Util
1.99
28%
15c
1.33
Mines
2.75
57%
Mar
6.40
Nudulama Mines Ltd
1.76
Jan
40c
2.95
2.45
47
Sep
1.10
Mines
20c
215
18c
6.40
.50
Canada
9,000
48%
500
6.40
1956 warrants
26,000
r48
66% Aug
common—
6
i6c
35c
Jun
Jan
773,030
common
90c
Sep
Apr
Sep
._20o
14c
1.08 Aug
1.46
43c
5i%
1
Northwestern
5.05 Jun
5.25 May
43c
2.00
Ltd
85c
.
Jan
1.60
Preferred
Norvalie
9c
1.72
Warrants
Northern
Jan
Ltd
Uranium
Star
May
35c
5,510
Rankin
Northspan
31c
Sep
21,225
1
I5%c
i
]
_
18c
Northland
4.00
4,10
»
Mines"!
14 %c 15'Ac
Mar
Oils
Aur
May
13c
15,400
15c
3.00
25
North
3.00
17c
.
14c
North Inca Gold
Feb
Feb
Apr
Apr
Apr
17c
150
Mar
3.75
2.15
500
20c
7.00
Preferred
24
July
Sep
7.60
13c
Ltd
Canadian
Jan
18
55c
8c
31 %c
1.39
Mines
&
Feb
6.75
•
Mining
Oil
Jan
Sep
2.38
13c
15c
Mines
Normetal
14c
6.90
Norgold Mines
Sep
'
•
Shore
Apr
22c
_1
1
For footnotes
see page
Jan
2.20
19c
-1
7
Louvicourt Goldfields
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Apr
May
20c
Rouyn Merger.
Royran Copper-
«
Explorations
63c
51c
.1
—
„
—
Manitoba
New
Apr
Sep
56c
21c
Mines.
Newlund Mines
New
2lC
1.15
2.05
Jan
III
Mines
New Jason Gold
Kelore
1.50 Aug
1.30
2.52
20 %c
Mining
Highridge
New
22c
24c
New Goldvue Mines
New
Sep
1.50
54c
.
New Hamcana
New
60c
1.52
,50c
Mines
Gas
Feb
2.45
New Dickenson Mines
New Fortune
Sep
,50c
Petroleum
Develop
of Canada.
Petroleum
Davies
Delhi
1.00
Zl
Continental Oil
New
6.95 Mar
Sep
14,000
1.17
—
Feb
Feb
420
24c
—1
New Athona Mines
Apr
22c
28%
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
Alger Mines
1.47
28
28
—.—
2.15 Mar
Jan
22c
28%
Mines
1.83 Aug
Jan
New
Explora'tlon
London Hosiery class A
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
Jan
Aug
6%
New
2.45
B
18%
57% Aug
10
28%
Newnorth
-
•
Loblaw Coy class A
Mar
July
Apr
1
preferred
July
90c
4% Apr
200
Aug
May
11—2I~"T
A
Jan
46
13%
Jan
^
class
27
Sep
July
Sep
Mar
1
_
Apr
27% Feb
-
26
24,700
28c
Bay
Groceterias
1.00 Mar
3.95
47c
11
58c
47c
50c
20
.
85c
11%
*
National Hosiery Mills class B—
National Petroleum
National
i.I5
1
35,627
Wasa
Mackeno
5
54c
Mines
Macassa Mines
Macdonald Mines
Macfie
Aug
15% Sep
39% Feb
49C
j50c
Lake
Lomega
66c
Feb
Mar
*ZZ
Gold
5.00
Sep
40c
Mines
Theatres
2.70
Apr
2.80 Mar
Jun
*
45c
1
.
45c
^
52c
Lake
Class
Feb
Jan
Lake Osu Mines
A
24c
2.99
Co
Locomotive
5% Aug
32c
1.15
Jan
Lingman Gold Mines
Class
Jun
2JC
1.32
Sep
~
Lac
3.70
31c
1
51c
•
Petroleum
15,230
•
20c
~
Dufault
Feb
1.32
22c
—HI
Ltd
Lake
Long
12%
5,700
~~1
Lake
Loblaw
Mar
Aug
1.13
—•
Porcupine
National
New
1
Labrador Mining &
Liberal
18
11
1.20
Warrants
Gold
14% Aug
126
64,225
;
Lexindin
430
•
Gas
B
National
Nisto
Lencourt
July
15%
11%
II,475
~
Lamaque Gold
47c
15
11%
:
89c
"
Ltd
Co
Mines
Apr
22% Mar
29c
(John) Ltd..
Luz
Jan
Sep
21c
1
Copper
Cinch
11%
21c
74c
Oils Ltd—
Labatt
-
16%
22 %c
4.60
Sep
22c
Mines
Loews
1
2.10
20c
^
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland Townsite
1
112,350
76c
Warrants
t
2.75
20c
Gold
Little
2.10
22c
Mines
Hudson
2.43
1.37 Jan
*
Mines
Mines
Apr
July
IIIIIl
(1939)
Kenville Gold
La
42%
99 104%
126'A 128%
36
Apr
70c
July
Sep
1
Kerr-Addison
Lake
17%
1
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
Kroy;
Feb
•
Gold
Kirkland
6
8
Ltd
Mines
Kilembe
Apr
6
21c
*
Mining
Jowsey Mining
Jupiter Oils
7%
15c
6
1
Credits
Mining Corp
Exploration
Jeanette Minerals Ltd
Joiiet-Quebec
Feb
24c
•
J aye
Jonsmith
Apr
62% Aug
12%
•
Jacobus
Joburke
-
May
Sep
1
Iron Bay Mines
Isotope Products
Jellicoe
79
Sep
Jan
Aug
•
Pipe Line
Copper Mines Ltd_«
Waite
63
May
54%
59
•
25c
2oc
•
*
Newi Bristol Oils
53
1
Ranwick
Jack
15
Mar
10
Inter provincial
Irish
50
10%
Feb
•
International
Interprovincial
6.95
*11%
100
May
46c
18,430
8,855
common
95% Mar
45c
12,000
15%
Uranium
Mines
Montreal
Nama
Aug
45c
Co
Feb
Jun
Sep
12c
16,180
24,100
43c
Petroleum
Aug
100
May
24,100
1.25
1
1
Feb
2.20 Mar
68
79 %
Aug
Apr
97% July
55c
Aug
____
Apr
9% Mar
30'% Mar
Jan
55
94
65c
1.10
Apr
11
Feb
64
Nickel
14c
Multi-Minerals
58c
Jan
44
•
39c
104
30c
47c
Feb
25
10
Sep
26c 34 %c
7
22%
10,075
3,554
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
23
Apr
1
;
Molsons Brewery class
Class
12c
13c
12c
675
3.599
45
,n-n'-<0
3.50
60e
19,100
10
26%
45
Preferred
97
39c
25
8.00
International
1,060
12,405
900
85'A
International
84
„
Sep
6% Sep
Sep
88c
July
41% Jun
955
83
A
98%
30c 34 %c
82
Apr
87
1,380
7.35
class
96
81%
97
31c
16
7.55
Mining
International Metals
1,184
53
83'A
Inspiration
207,020
6%
•
common
1.15
64%
6
•
preferred
95c
61%
15%
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
6c Co
168
62%
Feb
5.20
lie
6,087
89
50%
500
Acceptance
7'/4
87
16
44%
Cement
6%
87
Feb
Jan
40c
18,000
6%
50%
42%
(John)
11c 13 %c
2.15
47,825
•
42%
Inglis
69c
•
•
Industrial
40c
101,000
•
15%
Inland
47c
1
Moore Corp common
16% Aug
Gold
July
2.45 -2.73
Morrison
Feb
Lake
14,700
24c
Aug
Feb
Indian
33c
ADr
10 %
Assurance
30 %C
97c
10%
Oil
12 %c
50c
2,335
Life
35c
Sep
Jan
4,248
Imperial
Sep
8c
Jan
13%
Imperial
Jan
14c
5,300
70c
13%
Imperial Bank
Apr
Apr
17c
25,650
9c
5%c Jan
13
Warrants
49c
9,725
18c
19c
12%
1
Apr
28c
36,300
12 %
Ltd
10
8C
20,900
2,000
13%
Oil & Refining
July
14c
9c
•
Husky
8
24c
40
•
,
Jan
8c
86c
35c
50
Feb
41c
1
;—
Gas
Metals
Ore
Moneta
Ltd
Mlnlna
Feb
May
15c
Mogul Mining Corp.
Monarch
B
Preferred
Min
Sep
9%
9%
25%
•
Hudson
910
Jan
20c
1
Petroleums
Mlndamar
Aug
14'Ac May
&
•
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
7
A
Hoyle
8%
35
37c
5
Paper common
8%
34 %c
Brick
98
Class
Smith
30,360
& Power com—_
Lake
Sep
Class
Howard
26c
-1
Mines
Industries
City
Jun
6'A
92
20C
85c
7%c
1
Gold
Consol
Oil
8c
•
Oils Ltd
6%
97
6%
«■
Mines
Drilling
Hollinger
Apr
42c
Highland Bell
High wood Sarcee
Hi
9
22c
16c
100
Crest
12 %c Jan
35c
Paper new
Gold
7% Aug
12,200
12 %c
1
.
23c
—50o
Mining
Mill
36c
1
,.
I
Preferred
Heva
14C
2.65
—13.50
Oil
Milllken
12'Ac
Red
Gold
Hendershot
445
7%
Sep
•
Preferred
Apr
1
Minerals
Head of Lakes Iron
Heath
13c
21 %c
1.25
—1
Lake
Red
Uranium
Aug
July
1.70 May
24c
Apr
Hasaga Gold Mines
Headway
7%
12 %c
♦
Gold
Sep
6,500
14,740 4
•
Merrill Island Mining
Merrill Petroleum
Milton
Harding
9'/2c
1.40
11 %c
Exploration & Dev
29c
Jun
lie
1.25
McWatters Gold Mines
38
Mar
33
9%c
50c
Lake
Mexican Light
•
10c
1.35
Mar
Jan
July
10 %
8.50 May
1.70
I-100
23
19
Sep
2.58
Porcupine
Red
Feb
9.85
1.20
31c
Preferred
Mcintyre
20%
17
660
1.01
McKenzie
310
8.60
1.20
1
common
Jan
27,500
8,950
24,356
18
1.20
Mar
46
1
Apr
7%
July
13c
Sep
15% May
1.20
Mines
Frontenac
37c
1
Lime & Alab new com
McCell
21 %
9.50
Gwillim Lake Gold
Maybrun
Meta
13c 14 %c
I
Feb
3.95
31c
2.70 May
-100
13% Aug
21
Sep
46
Sep
Sep
1
—
Preferred
Jan
33c
2.15
warrants
Sep
37c
1
Mines
Warrants
B
9
21'A
1
Mines
Class
35c
10%
8,100
common
Mines
100
10%
2.35
Mangold Oils Ltd
Maritime Mining Corp
Apr
54'A Aug
7% Jan
36
2.21
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd com
9.45
3.00 May
2,171
2.22
Marun-McNeely Mines
Feb
75c
Jan
37%
—
Feb
57
Jun
42
6%
Milling
Gold
45c
Apr
3.25
36
8%
Ltd
Alines
Mines Ltd
iviaiaigo
64c
Sep
Sep
43%
1
-
Grass
5.25
42
1
Utilities com
Gas
Development.;
Mines
Gypsum
4,000
2,665
42
Freehold
Guiinar
74c
5.70
5.25
42
37
1
Auk
8 %
10
Sep
5.50
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
25c
•
GreyhawK Uranium
Gulch
18c
39,620
*
1
West Coal class
Gridoil
37,400
33c
25c
Mar
58
Feb
18c 21 %c
28c
Paper
Great
7
Jan
170
-
Sep
Sep
18 %c
Mines
Great Northern
■;Si: Warrants
48% July
•
7%
•
Mines
Lakes
Great
100
—1
Gold
JBou&quet
Mines
Granduc
Great
75
8
Apr
60c
Sep
July
132
7 "A
7%
Grandines
Grandoro
48%
8
7'A
5.00
Sep
25c
35
*
B
Leaf
lie
High
60
._10c
Goldfields
23C
Low
37
1
Mines
535
♦
50
*
com.
Lake Gold
35c
95,543
2,500
Range Sioee Jan. 1
High
37
B
Madsen Red
1.76
May
Low
A
1.40
33c
Shares
-_1
class
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
1
■
(Canada)
Goodyear Tire
Class
for Week
of Prices
36%
Bloedel
Macmillan
15c
1
1
Mines
..laiuiuu
v
Goldfields
5.75
5.75
8%
1.45
5.75
89c
1
Gold
Mar
Sales
Range
Par
High
49
39% May
5.50
9
•
1
1
1
1
Geo-t>cienUlic Prospectort
Low
652
Week's
i
Last
33c
•
1
General Steel Wares common..,
46%
5.50
5.50
5.75
1
General Pete Canada com
Class
46
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45%
Par
General
SEPTEMBER 21
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
ENDED
for Week
Range
STOCKS
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)
43c
36c
42c
35c 38 %c
Feb
Sep
28% Aug
23% Aug
19%
4.45
Apr
Jan
Volume 184
Number 5571
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
(1267)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
fbr
Range
Sale Prloe
mt Prices
Par
Low
Friday
High
Low
11c
11c
12c
13.433
Pacific
Petroleum
1
17
16%
17Va
9,870
93%
92
93 %
379
Pamour
Porcupine
49c
52c
32c
12%
Feb
49c
32.000
Jan
77
27,700
13c
1
Jan
Sep
IC
.
"
Parbec /Mines
1
10 VaC
10c
lie
Pardee! Amalgamated Mines.
Parker Drilling
—_r
1
65C
65c
6
6
71c
67 a
Uranium
Pater
Mine*
Ltd_
Pathfinder
Petroleums
Paymaster
71c
Consol
Pembina
Nat
1
Gas
Pernio
Peruvian
44%
48
,
1,805
48
10
48
17
Jan
1.90
2.20
153,414
.•',4
i.90
25c
26c
1.75
2.00
8,400
Petrol Oil to Gas
1.20
1.10
1.30
38,200
,.
4,300
25c
•
800
63c
Aug
44
45%
Traders
Ltd
Co
PiCKit
Cry*
1
—
*
Engravers
GOid
Gold
Pioneer
Pitch-Ore
Placer
of
Mines-
B
Empire
Era
Mountain
Jan
July
Trans
Aug
Transcontinental
53
Jan
Trans
Prairie
May
2.38 Sep
Trend
Oil
25
3.40
Apr
Power
Corp
Mar
Aug
46
5,568
44 Va
Sep
62 '/4
Apr
United
Montauban
50c
6,100
49c
Jan
72c
Jan
United
63 Va
63
63 Va
675
53 Va
Feb
70
Aug
United
4.30
Universal Products
2,100
100
1.55
1.55
500
30 Va
21
32 Va
89 Va
89 Va
91
4.50
X
4.50
4.55
——
-
•
.
6.15
6.65
5,480
4.75
5.25
3,375
4.75
1.95
1.83
2.10
71,775
22c
25c
15,000
Labrador Develop——
Lithium Corp
—
4
10
80c
y'1.00
19,300
3.00
15,386
Mines
200
400
336, <'43c :
17c
Ryanor Mining
20c
/' 26c
10,968
?n<j
Sep
12c 4114c
17,000
~12c
Jun
•
11c 11 Vac
5,200
10c
Jan
1
15c
—*
17
16Va
72 Va
—
Cement class A
St Lawrence Corp
Scythes common
occuruy
Freehold
Creek Gold
Sheep
Sherritt
Gordon
Shirriff
Rfrks'
Horsey
Sigma Mines Quebec—
Silanco
Mining U-_—
Silver-Miller
Silver
Simpsons
102% July
1
Sep
26c
290
Sep '
1.90
75
Sep
92%
Apr
1.47
3.90
100
.14%
16%
Van
Roi
Sep
2.55 Mar
>4.10
7,605
85'V 87
970
68
48
I-
48
40
12c;? 17c
1.25%1.35
34,000
800
95
Sep
Jan
29c
1.25
34,485
1,530
>324 V4
910
vj 4.85
Feb
10%
Apr
11%
Jan
7.75
Sep
29 Vt Mar
4.55
Apr
5.40 Mar
13c
20,200
11c
Aug
28,725
93c
Jan
8.000
35c
Sep
35c
51c
11
VI1 Va
857
23
3,239
89c
22.625
22 Wi
80c
,
18c
Union
Southern
Oils
Mines
Standard Paving &
Oil
Stan well
Starrat
8teel
Steep
Materials
1
Gold
Stanleigh
....
39 %
4 40 Va
575
11
May
16%
Feb
52c
Jan
9 VaC
__1
Oon«
Warrants
80c
May
13%
Jan
July
25
1.16 May
Preferred
—____
Burf Inlet Cons Gold
Sylvanlte
Feb
16 %c Jan
60c
Apr
Jan
55C
Feb
28c
Sep
42%
Apr
89c
Feb
20%c
Feb
Mar
Jan
80
Sep
18c
Apr
V4'-, 22Va
23,845
1R%
.Tan
24%
Aug
2.35
2.75
7,028
66c
31,900
50c
15c> ,18c
15.600
14c
4.35
4.30V 4.60
8,305
2.90
.
7
:
30
100
3.35
30
4.30
Sep
3.15 Aug
1.20
Apr
22VaC
Feb
6.70 May
25
Jun
8%
Jan
July
7
540
75
Sep
Aug
July
3.35
Sep
Jan
50
Mar
24%
FPb
—.—.—50c
;
2,510
18
Sen
100 100%
50
100
Jun
1.10
1
1.04
1.10
12,600
4.02 Aug
10c
8%c
10c
13.000
8c
Jan
17c
Apr
5%
Feb
10
Apr
1.10
Sep
15-
18
19 V4
104
Jan
1.85
Apr
6
6
6
1.10
.1.20
6,025
40
40
41%,
10c
Gold
475
1.15
Industries
owitson
Aug
90c
9c
56c
■'
56
57 V*
2.35
_____—_*
.w.—100
.
„_——
Feb
Apr
3.237
15c
_*
Tanotm
Mines
_
...
Taurcanis Mines
Taylor
Pearson
9C
lie
24,366
9c
Sep
'reek-Hughes
Gold
„
44c
7,475
38c
Sep
47
, ■ Aug
9%
100
Sep
Aug
11
Jun
38c
1
-1.
1.84
i 1.80
1
5.00
5.00
;
.
...
Mines
Temagami Mines
Texas Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
k
38%
•
9%
_
-
——
"
140,580
20VaC
Sep
60c
Mar
4,542
35%
Feb
49
Aug
25c
Sep
1.92
Sep
3.40
34c
184,180
1
1.85
1.68
2.05
25,500
1
64c
64c
68c
3,000
1.68
51c
5.80 Jan
90c
Jan
Jun
Jan
May
3.50
3.50
4.15
3,500
3.50
Sep
14
13%
14 Va
3,892
13%
Sep
69 Va
67%
77%
2,691
65 Va May
74% Mar
•
18%
17%
18%
400
11%
Jan
19 %
1
48c
47c
51C
Jan
38c
45c
17,700
60,400
43c
39c
38c
30c
29 Vac
34c
—
„__„1
1.35
1.32
20
14c
11 Vac
Jan
Aug
79c
Apr
Sep
75c
July
40c
July
Feb
31c
July
8%c
1,800
I,090
1.35
19%
—
4.75 Aug
15 V.
22 %c Mar
>;
51,423
33,000
12c 15 %c
14c
i—*
1.31
Sep
1.70 May
18%
Jun
21 V» Mar
9,000
11 Vac
Sep
18c
30
30
30
1,824
29%
Jan
35 J/4 Mar
1.70
158
1.80
32,903
1.30
Feb
40c
45c
5,900
38
38
38
.-4>v'25
6.10
6.10
6.10
250
•
1.46
1.25
1.50
7,775
26c
19%
19%
20 Va
21%
20%
21%
V
-i——uiw—1*
A.„
May
2.04
Apr
60c
Aug
43
5.00 Jan
y
70c
Feb
7,075
11c
Mar
35c
Aor
3,846
19%
Sep
35%
Jan
5,945
20%
Sep
36%
Jan
95
Sep
1.50 Aug
95
95
96
60
104 y4
Feb
2.69
2.55
2.97
21,240
2.17 May
3.40
Apr
1.60
2.00
1,000
2.00
Sep
68c
May
17c
Sep
39c
38c 42 VaC
30,725
1.60 Sep
38c
Sep
15C
14c
16c
25,700
10c
1
9%c
9%c
10c
Jan
16Vac
Apr
19C
18c
20C
II,000
12,500
9'/aC
.1
—
—
Mines
18c
Sep
52c
Apr
•
11%
11%
12%
1,051
•
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wrlght-Hargreaves
1.65
1.65
1.75
2,840
14 Vac 16 VaC
1
Feb
11
1.65
15c
•
1
31c
Zulapa
22,325
9%C
l
2.13
2.04
Zenmac Metal
6,500
22,000
32,500
30c
l
l
to
July
«_1
Winchester Larder
Lead
Sep
Feb
8.00
1
[
Coghlan
Gold
Apr
38
1
Wiltsey
Windward
20c
100
—
Zinc
Oil
Bear
30c
34c
16c
18c
16c
Mines—
Mining
1.98
9%C 10%C
235
1.86 7 i 15,650
8,710
6.25
25c
77c
75c
1.50
1.45
1.50
1,600
78c
4
'
10,920
30c
Apr
15% May
Jan
2.07
Sep
'•>•.' "is1."..
65c
Jan
30c
Sep
14c
Aug
25c
Apr
11c
Jan
25c
Apr
1.98
3.00
Apr
Sep
9Vac Sep
14c
30c
Sep
70c
Jan
36C
17,520
17,800
3,350
33c
45c
Toronto Stock
45c
Exchange
Canadian
July"
60c
Aug
May
Last
-
Curb Section
Fund*
■•IM
Wwk'i»
Friday
■TOCKS
-x>
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40
9
1.80
2.25
75c
1.36
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jun
RMf* Bine* Man. 1
low
Miph
COW
Par
105
39
60
10
10%
2,040
36
36%
40
475
18%
800
17 Va
6
—
•
Anglo Canadian Pulp to PaperAnglo Newloundland Develop.
Asbestos Corp
41%
10
•
Corp
5% May
39
Sep
10
Sep
36% Sep
18
National
Andian
Iktrw
»t Prloe*
Bale Prlea
'
>.
Brown Co
General
Canadian
29%
Investments
Industries
Canadian
Ingersoll
1.43
Dominion
Oilcloth
DuPont
Gaspe
Hayes
of
2,190
Sep
6.00
100
18%
Feb
21 Va
29%
30
410
28'A
Jan
32
•Jan
18
Jan
4.35
19
-?■■■*.
Sep
24
49
49
V; v>li 75
358
40'A Aug
4.25 Sep
49
4.30
43
43
264
42
52
37
39%
4,625
18
18
•
765
33%
Securities
44
Minn
Feb
51
Aug
25
Apr
34%
34%
33 Va
Jun
36
23%
23%
316
23
Sep
29
46
46
315
34
Feb
56
Apr
32
32
50
27
Jun
41
Aug
115
116
387
109
Feb
115%
5
49
49
70
85
]
85
2.50
Paper
Weaving—
33%
Flour
Ogilvie
38%
Jan
56% July
69%
Sep
90
50
85
Aug
y
Consolidated
Oreille
Price
Gold
52%
Jan
52
100
43
Jan
52%
Jan
39%
505
36
Jun
52
Jan
33%
605
34%
•
Bros
Mines
vukon
38
4.60
4.60
4.80
3.90
60%
64%
44'A
44 JA
46
Sep
Sep
6.75 Mar
Sep
5.15 Jan
50
Feb
77% Aug
41%
Sep
54% May
3.60
1,800
63 %
15
1,030
2,275
Gold
6%
Jan
Zellers
6
5%
6
1,300
5y8 Mar
20%
20
20%
1,721
18% Aug
21
Sep
1
65c
65c
65c
4,600
57c
70c
Aug
•
Corp
...
•
10
Products
Consolidated
4.60
2,780
3.80
•
Third Canadian Gen Inv Tr_—
Universal
38
1
Mines.—___—_.___._l
Ridgeway Corporation
Jan
100 Va Mar
51
•
common*.,
Pato
Pend
142% May
50
85
34
Apr
855
50
70
-'r
'
Wire
Aug
39
23%
6
Ontario
&
Niagara
29c
24% Mar
50
34%
7.50
Inc
Maclaren Power & Paper
Feb
19% July
1,220
Jan
47% July
•
1
*
International Paper common
International Utilities
Loblaw
"v,
Sep
Jan
25%
25%
25 Va
25
May
23% Mar
26
July
Jan
July
14 %c
com
Mines
Products
Copper
Steel
48
Jan
17c
19,000
22c
21%
48
Aug
6%
Jan
Jan
♦
Linoleum
&
21c
20%
•
common—
Canada
Apr
4.80
20%
—
Dominion
Apr
Mar
18%
22c
Bridge
Glass
45
24%
43
Paper
Dominion
Mar
4.35
49
1
Oil
Dalhousie
Apr
51
13%
4.25
T:
common-
Rand————
Westinghouse
Consolidated
Jan
Hif»
&
37'A
Canadian
Canadian Marconi
,
18%
4.50
Dredging
Vinegars
FOOTNOTES
•
Tamblyn common
900
27c
Jan
10,800
2.90
Surety Oils & Minerals
31c
53
45c
>66%
58c
•
Supertest Petroleum common.
Ordinary
20
3.00 Jun
3.65
41%
25c
Rulnlo Gold
9C.Vl0c
64%
2.40
_____
40%
29c
Petroleums
Canada
Feb
43C
8%c
1
Mines
Superior Propane common
44
Sep
July
14,666
1
...
—
Spt>
Sep
22c
34% Jan
55c
Jan
1
Corp
i°C
49
28.500
:§/ 76c
9VaC | 10c
65c
69c
1
21
Sudbury. Contact
■
17,500
22,783
..1
Mines
Sturgeon River Gold..—
Sullivan
56c
39c
9c
Uranium
90
16,100
29c
66
Iron
I
50
'4,500
28c
Minlnv
Rock
18,734
26c
40
to Gas
Olsen
22c
30c»
—.
Sep
'i-'
•
—
Jan
1.70
-■
49 V2
45c
46c
-
*
1.20 Aug
Sep
39%
21c
• v
class
Wtlrich
Canadian
28 Va
of Canada
RtBeJov
18c%
226-4
—
.
84C
20 %c
3.50
1
V
Apr
27c
-
50V2V50V2
—
...
...
I,
49 %
—.—..
Stadacona
21
May
2.25 Mar
Aug
24
300
Sep
9
lie 5
22c
Spooner Mines to Oils
18% Aug
35,129
Feb
l.OOf 1.17
50
Southam
1,421
90c
Jan
Aug
_1
Mines
Aug
54%
9c
8.55
24
80c
...
20%
—1
Warrants
5.10 Aug
Jan
10— 10
7.90
11
....;
20
84c
89 c
Apr
■j .t'
Valley Oil
18
Sen
.1
Souris
Jun
3.25 July
Jan
3.70
22 Va
Somerville Ltd pfd...
14%
Ltd.
Preferred
Willroy
Mar
157
Jun
1.75
■
Slocan
825
Aug
2.00
50c
—1
17 Va
25 Vac
3.90 Mar
3,425
lie
.50c
Ltd.
16%
Jan
Jan
30c
99,850
1.05
A
2.98 May
7.85
40c
Sep
1.19 Mar
4.80
1
class
Dairies
Sep
Sep
48
Ltd
Mines
Siscoe
;—
Mines
Standard
Silverwood
73%
3.80
24
—
Feb
Yukeno Mines
3.35 *
Mines
1.65
19c
•
class
(Geo)
Apr
May
2.75 42.85
1
6.00 July
2,025.
88,150
Class B
18
16
2.80
10
Aug
12,750
Warrants
Weston
Yellowknife
3.65
8.20
Feb
45
Apr
20c
Petroleum
Jan
Sep
1.25
Jan
\62
2.31
1
Naco
24c
,27,750
14c
Aug
36c
6.50
Petroleum
Western
Jan
1.90^2.22
75 44 90
..50
30
19c
-
Leaseholds
14c
98 Va
j
3.90
Feb
16c
2.02
Mines
Jun
common—.
28%
2
-
Canuck
155
19c
——
Breweries
216
8.80 Aug
Sep
197/a
"Hi
Western
"Yankee
75c
1
43%
11,760
40c
Yellorex
lie
.
146
—
Yale
285
75c
86 Vt
■
•
Warrants
Jan
5,805
_50c
-
59%
59%
—
Western Grocers
Aug
Aug
57,800
1
59%
Sep
57% July
Decalta
14 Va
57,300
Mines
12,409
Ashley Mines
1
Canada Breweries—.———5
18 V4
14% §14%
——
preferred—
1,030
18c
.>1
—
Mines..
68
21c
com.
6.50
7.00
25%
16c
s;
74
t
266
_
.
Power
Malartic
Jun
^ 80c
Petroleums.—
Water &
Jan
19c
Nickel
Feb
-50c
...
Mar
2.15
new
Equipment
Pyrite Copper
10%
...1
Oils Ltd
Aug
37c
July
Apr
V 99
19c
-
Cement
Rainbow
66
6.50
-
12 Va
2.00
Debentures
Jan
275
78c
Ltd.;
9
Apr
18c
24%
Mines
56V» May,
4 31c
Gold
Jan
18c
17
28c
1
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Gold
70c
24 %c
v
'X
99
May
46%
16%
W
to
840
\15c
100
6.80
—
1,479
1,000
;;
6.00
Explorations
3,243
65'>': 66
15V4 16 Va
llVaVllVa
1
...100
common
pfd
A
6anphlre Petroleums
B
Feb
lie
■
Class
5.00 May
26c
25c
15c
Mar
22
Jun
12 VaC
11V4
Apr
Sep
22,330
15 Va
Apr
1.20
3.90
2,100
14c 14 VaC
65 Va
Apr
10c
3.90 r 4.00
*
Feb
2.65 May
Sep
10
•
Aug
34c
Sep
17%
Apr
75c
Sep
G9c
18
8,599
i
25 %
,,
Lake
Wpstern
Jan
2.70
-July
9,925
175
7
775
22c
21c
Western
Mar
2.70
1.70 Mar
14c
——
Shawkey 1945
19c
-1
common
Industries
Stv^nlean
13,763
61%
4% Feb
.
Apr
26
Jan
4.00
Royal Bank of Canada
Jan
2.85
27c
2.25 Apr
23,166
184.
—.
West
Mar
1.80
1.90 Aug
10
68c> 70c
;
Saskatchewan
43,700
1.85 "2.06
Apr
1
Mines
West Maygill Gas Oil
Westeel Products
2.50 Mar
17c 49 Vac
...
30
6.05
1,905
8%
59%
Wespac Petroleums Ltd—
Feb
1.70 Aug
'24 V2
-
-.1
Weedon
Apr
1.00 Aug
2.2 542-25
8%
59%
50
Alloys
Amulet
Werner
Apr
4.60
8,100
2.00,2.00
100
_i
Mines
Waterous
Apr
1.94
Sep
Mines
Wane
Apr
30c
Jan
23 V4
5%
2.70 Aug
♦
...
—
Wainwright Producers to Ref
Apr
19,900
.4.95
..1
Lac.
3.50
32c
Sep
1.30
common.
Aug
5%
l
Vulcan.' Oils ■■.V—
Aug
15
Sep
8 %c
Royalite OH
Sourrv
1.10
23%
95c
23,254
Ltd
Mill
Consol
River
Sep
July
80c
Sep
2.75 Sep
18c
May
47,775
Mines
Antonio
1.50
9.85
12—15c
1.85
Cranium
Sep
6
3,275
*
—
Ltd
Violamac
4.85 Mar
9%c Jan
1.30'", 1.60
4*lc
Cotton
Michael
Jun
12c
...
Roxana Oils
Sand
3,353
60.850
95c
Robertson Mfg $1 pfd
8an
1.65
1.45
Uranium
Aug
47c
38c
—
Vico Explorations
2.74 May
27c
1,48*4.72
24%
Mines——.—.
St
Apr
Sep
1.75
22c
1.75
Rio Palmer Gil—
12
10%
■
Jan
Apr
Feb
1.65
1
rtexspar
Jun
Sep
9.85
9.95
Corp..
Consol
Ventures
Feb
2.45
1.90
Refining
class
5.40
—1
Renabie
Vandoo
Jan
Sep
—1
Ltd
5%
32Vac
1.60
942
32 %c
*
Western
1.09
Co
9.40
Vanadium
7.00 Aug
8.30 Jan
1.50 May
1.40
*
Mining
1.95
Sep
*__1
Ray Reck Mines —
Reel Explorations Ltd
Reeves
Macdonald
5%%
32,600
24 Va
23 Va
23 Va
Rainvllle Mines Ltd.
St Lawrence
4,310*
19Vac;::"21c'
20c
Radlore Uranium Mines
48,000
2.75
2.75
Queenston Gold Mines.
Quemont Mining
14,000
16c
10% "41%
Va
S5c
1
Metallurgical
88,542
1.60
14c"'
14c
1
—I
Mines
12.20
1.50
1.60
1
Corp.
1.92
2.15
July
Feb
2.50
—*
Steel
Walker G
1
Copper
22c>
22c
Sep
49
Sep
\
Aug
2,089
21 % May
Jan
,
48%
"
Upper Canada Mines
Apr
101
•
Quebec
Russell
44
Sep
4.50
•
—
Quebec
Long
Jan
89%
161
—J—*
Chibougamau Gold
Rupununi
19%
735
50,250
Jan
Sep
Aug
1.45
,5,340
13,325
Feb
3,715
1.40 * 1.75
1.66V 1.80
8
11 Vac
15%
11 %c 14%c
'14%
15%
May
Sep
Sep
5.CO
1.40
Quebec
°'TTAt*>nbB«en
Apr
90
1.55
1.75
Airways
Earth
Apr
6.20
—
Manltou
6.90
23 %c
Mar
1
.
w_._—
Quebec
Jan
Jan
6c
1
..
Quebec
3 30
81
Sep
5.60 May
.
—
Aug
53c
•
Oils.
22,400
Apr
85
Sep
!
430
41
50c
90
54c
Jan
32c
United Fuel Inv class A pfd
44 Va
16c
Feb
44'/a
8,560
,
40
41
4,213
i,/
l
50c
4.50
30c
9,797
•
Mines
,45%
90
57,150
80
34c
—
Ltd class B
Class B pfd__
United Keno HiU
10
—
Gas Producers Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd—
Rock win
14% Aug
89c
*
Prove
Kocne
May
35c
13c
36c
74
32c S
32C
IIV2C
1
_—
.
Prospectors
Rowman
12
Feb
Electric
Robinson
Estella
July
13c
30c
32c
78%
•
Asbestos
Corps
60c
*
2.40
2.20
12c
3,006
n"
8%
United
25c
1
2.12
3,600
10,687
:
United
500
__100
1.65
V
Line
Mining
United
Feb
6,600
*
1.45
...
2.10 May
70c
,
1.60
VVVV
^
18c
27c
Pronto Uranium Mines.
Rio
8,296
Pipe
Pipeline
Aug
1.70 Aug
27c
Gold
h!afiP
Recent.
13%
48
•
10c
64c
Roy—.—
Warrants
Rare
63,400
64c
Inc.—
Quebec
200
13c
32c
16c
48%
Resources
*
Border
Warrants
1.70
10c
Sep
Apr
47
preferred
Union
2.25 Mar
Tiisd Sep
May
66%
12c
Union Gas of Canada
Apr
13
Gold—
Debentures
:
1.70
48
13 %
__
Oil
M
R
14,676
Aug
24
46%
Oils
Union Acceptance common
1.75 July
Sep
Feb
24
Sep
'
_*
——
Premier Trust
P
1.31
1.35
Jan
19
Feb
2.25
16%
47
1
Trinity Copper Mines...
Jun
36c
Feb
37%
V
Jun
125
230
3,111
48
PerrnlBiim
Triad
%
40
20
20
•
•
Oil
Feb
1.25 Mar
20
V
1
Oils
50
Feb
58c
40
preferred
Trans-Canada
Explorations
Trans
—*
—
River
Rouyn
President
135
lTc
1
Oils
Powell
Premier
4,400
44
*
A
class
V.;. V
54c
20
*
class A
5 %
Trans
*
Powell
Prairie
1.44
1.25
1.30
1
C
Uranium
Oils
Foplar
1.35
44
•'
.:U.
Development
Ponder
1.35
Finance
V
44%
.10
Towagmac Exploration
2nd
Oil
Phillips
Photo
Bank
Works
13
.
,.„1
r_^
Jan
Sep
99c
65c
Dominion
sep
Mar
1.75
65c
^
Elevators
39VaC
Sep
250
1.79
Sep
July
1.94 Aug
Jan
22 Va
1
1
32c
Toronto
Jan
48
2.03
2
_
.
4,400
Toronto Iron
•1.90
22%
Mineral
&
40c
Toronto
Sep
Sep V
23 Va
35c
Torbrit Silver Mines
1.53 Mar
7.85 Mar
3,280
.
35c
Feb
Jan
25c
71,824
V
•
Mines.
Oils
28c
*
Apr
Sep
75c
16c
May
6%
71c
68.483
10%
42
common
Oil pid
to
Gold
Perron
9.75
42 %
common
preferred'
Credit
9.75
5
Gas
Pipeline
Peoples
25c
7,700
13,266
Tombill Gold Mines
Aug
Jan
High
20c
23c
Sep
4%
Low
16c
19c
Sep
65c
1.58
25c
:*50
River
Peace
1
,10c
124,446
1,715
85C
1.35
50c
22,200
,
?
Rasge Sinee Jan. 1
High
16c
4oc
I;:
8karee
l
78c
Jan
for Week
Low
Par
Apr
20 Va July
JitJCl
9 Vac
Rang*
Tiara Mines
16c
106
Balea
Week'*
of Price*
Last
Bale Prloe
High
He
18,842
29c
lie
.100
■■■•
Mines
49c
29C
_
Western *»■''
21
Range Sinee Jan. I
1
Paramanue
SEPTEMBER
8TOCKS
8h»rM
Eastern
pan
ENDED
Week
Pacific
Page Hersey Tube3
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Jan
2.75
No
a
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
Odd lot sale
par
value.
(not included In year's
range).
In
wlWhen
price.
range),
Selling ex-interest,
Feb
e
1.33
Feb
f Flat
Feb
rCash
sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
x
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year's range)."
unlisted trading privilege#.
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issued,
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year's
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dividend.
Chronicle... Monday, September 24, 1956
The Commercial and Financial
44
(1263)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
9.41
Shares—
9.34
RR
20
7.66
11.64
1
10.37
11.75
•
X38.67
41.31
1
9.39
al4.73
63
Massachusetts
12.33
Mutual
14.36
10.43
Mass
8.43
.7.85
18.33
2.99
3.25
14.25
15.57
Pine
Pioneer
*8.41
Insur
10.04
12.67
13.41
Scudder,
6.53
10.08
9.20
9.23
2.99
2.71
6.86
17.90
15.58
15.58
Bid
—10
—10
60
—10
165
28%
34
37
37
40
(Newark N J;)__2%
28
Life Ins
22V2
244a
20(a
(N J)_10
12.23
5.44
Amer—10
2
Life—_10
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
Co
Co
5
Inc
10
1.28
(N J)
Assoc
•
*.
Federal
5
fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
(S
F)
Newark
Life
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
4
21
.100
York
2o7
*
34%
44%
51%
90
100
37
Capital
60
:
39
81
Gulf
9
/
40
52%.
Illinois
.
54-V
' '
I
Iowa
Marine—6.25
47
34%
36%
St
75
80
Seaboard Surety Co
Fire
&
1844
2044
5
32%
34V4
(Jacksonville Fla)..2%
28%
30%
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co
40
42 V.
b
10
82
90
g
41
43
133%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & MarineStandard
141%
o
U S
,
St
44
Bank of
„
,
Life ^surance
City of N Y—
West.onesr.er
60
Fire
Co
In
the
31V4
%.
.ii-30%*
.32%
»
103
Trust—25
Louis
Bank
115
54 Va
52".
20
Bank
61%
57%
—25
Trust
Union
59
55
.17
Co
—20
Trust
34 Va
,
58 V2
■
79%'*"
83 V3
27%
39%
Francisco—
Amer N T 8c
3 A—6.29
97 Va
96 %
'32
-
101
1986
■■
■:
Northern States Pow 4Y»s—193ti
103V2
Tel
Procter
Tel
&
Sheraton Co
e7%
98 V4
Southern
—
96
Southern Pae RR 5 V4S
Calif
Gas
37/as
97%
96%
103 V*
102%
105%
101V4
101%
3 %s^_l981
4%s
of Am
;
103
■
,105%'
4%s____1980
Gamble
&
100%
146
1967
88
86
1981
100 %
100
Union
103
111
U S Industries 4%s—:
———
35
53
69
•No
58%
61%
Anderson-Prlchard
4.25%
.-
24
fEx-2-for-l split.
26 Mi
28 Va
24%
26 Va
V
-
.
•
i,
*65
:
■
Illinois
'
EI
,
99 V4
120
Paso
,
V
Oil—
.52%
50
pfd
Light—
preferred
Natural
l
:
..54
99 %
100 Va
101':'
102 Va
100
100%;.
101%
100
102-Va
103%
100
V
V
—_100
.
.
Gas—
*
.
109
100%
;>
'1990
.86
,
98 %
117*1'
—1970
preferred
4.647c
34:
)
; ■
„!
Boston Ecfison .4.25%
Central
94% ' \ 95
tEx-lC0%
21
5.50%
pfd
Rochester
1953
Gas
&
series
Electric—
f ;* 4.95 7c* preferred
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
a
'
97
134
4%s—_1976;r k--
1976
85
1986
stocks—
97
96 7
—.—1931
102 v4
101%
1971
3%s
Electric
'
132.
1968
,
5s
100 V4
V,: Vv
96
3%S—1986
;
'
r
99%
1986
Mirn-Honey well Regulator—s
3 VaS
,
Amer
1981
1986
•104%
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
V
-
103%
3%s
49
Superior Oil 3%s
102 y4
.101%"
k -l'
-1983
Tampa Electric 4VaS
Textron
& Sons—
(M)
101V2
102 Va
4%s__l
64
"■
3%s_—
4%S—1986
Light
Oil
4%s
,
:
64
&
Aircraft
Lowenstein
13 Va
69
Power
50
10
100
-1976
Mohawk
Niagara
Aak
Bid
1975
-
102 Va
3%s—
51V4
1
8c
National Can 5s
95%
103
1070
48%
2
29
_10
Phoenix.S
4VaS.1986
4%S-
10
3
r ue
51%
49%
v,
"
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
85
1976
5
.
'
Security Issues
125
1975
—
Calif
10
Accident
Travelers
*
10
lo
1986
Utilities
Power
Lockheed
21 Va
20
55
4
10
72
Pacific
Indianapolis How & Light— V::
,3%s ——
1986
74
-11%
10
5
Paul
2
National
Mercantile
96%
"
1975 *
of
Hotels
.'Kerr-McGee
23%
69
10
'
■
56
22
—5
4s
—
Tel
States
Hilton
75 V';.
69
10
.
First
22%
84
3%S-———1986
3%s
75
70
10
Power
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
11%
10
Corp (N Y)
Insurance (Texas)
Bank
National
Boatmen's
Edison—
Power
-
Hartford
42%
1970•> 124
•
Corp 3s,'as
35
Providence-Washington ——10
Republic
' V'
Mueller Brass 3%s„
4V4S_197sV'
4V»s
—1976 "
Ferro
31
V Reinsurance
J)
1
Chern-
&
—-ii
Duke
General
Phoenix
64
54
•
48%,
Co
Insurance Co
Nat'l
San
Industries
Consumers
-
29 Va
.
62
50
Louis-
43
1936
40%
(Minn)
Fire_
(N
Bank 8c Trust Co
69
-10
Bank
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank 8c Tr„20
235
20%
.10
Albany—.
(Airlines
27 V2
Indemnity
Peerless
53%'
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
39
225
10
23
City-
Angeles— * "
Mellon
3 %
St.
,_25
3'/as
37%
-12.50
——
Pacific
47%
»
21
of
„10
33
,
of Detroit.
(ArU.)—
Natl Bank of
Pittsburgh—
Y.—
of
Commonwealth
V,
17
•
—2.50
—
Pacific
5Vb
36%,
77
10
ll3/4
4444
3.33V3.
Insurance
6K
6x
32
58
10 Va
Northwestern National Life
89 %
v
River...
Northern
■
117
,
19
7%
36
30
.
Phoenix
75 '■
—2
33
j
10
Valley
72
—5
*
Paterson
380
48
/
—
Security-First Natl Bank—12.50
23
368
——
Potash
Burlington
2
—
Fire
Northeastern
85
4%
'
Bid
:
—10
Amsterdam
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
70%
Home
3%S
6
New
New
North
30
53
5
Assurance
New
83Va
61
Fire
Los
67
.
45
—12.50
Tr
8c
National
County
Bonds—
'33%-
31%
^1
5
*,2
109
45%
Recent
•American
26%
2^7
43
43%
64
'
100
:»
43V2
N.
Bank
Bk
Co
Bank
Jersey
First
310
300
16.
/
Detroit—
Bank
Bank—;
Trust
National
107
39
10
Co Inc
&
Ask
110
34
80
97
10
National
210
41
Steamboller
34%
Trade Bank & Trust Co
105
103
10
Fire
34%
National Bank
Huntington
(L Ij
200
^-lO
244a
'
2.5$
10
10
20
Co
City Bank—
Bank of Commerce——10
Union
37 %
Co
S
Trust Co—
Cleveland
46 %
Security
Sterling
42
38 %
34%
Trust
National
335
39
&
35 %
Royal; State Bank of N YRye
365
Bank
National
Central
Connecticut
44%
National
P)
(J
York
100
200
—-50
Savings
&
Hartford National Bank
Freeport
New
17%
67%
Republic
of
Morgan
440
National
10
Trust
Brook
Meadow
322
425
39
Trust-
Manufacturers
316
Trust
Cleveland—
of Commeree_10
Trust
Island
Long
92
-100
Bk_l(H)
Bank
National
First
31
25
32
5
5
American
Kings
79
39
Bank
Connecticut—
23
125
'
95
Ins
Trust
County
16 V*
.
32
25
(N
Irving
As*
Bid
&'Trust—33%
203
5
—-—20
Ins—
Life
99.381,
32
29 %
-20
N Y
Square
Industrial Bank
29
National
99.312
——
76
Harris
Bank
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
(The) Bank
5.83
96
63
Bank—
National
Franklin
13.'28
Bid
52%
53
Bank
Westchester Natl
New Rochelle
First
14.70
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
National Fire—
10
National Union Fire_—
5
Nationwide Corp class A
—3
53
22%
9
Continental
Hanover
'
51
20.
121
Merchants
4%
J)—5
Ins Assn
-
29!a
'
3%
5
Boiton Insurance Co—
5c
13.48
Amer_5
Maryland
Casualty—
Massachusetts Bonding
-
•
1
18
Life
,
20,
National
70%
7.79
1
C)
99.498
99.440
—.Z.L
;
1956
Companies
54%
36
10
N
99.484
99.424
99.363
——-J- 99.302.
1956-
29,
6,
Northern Trust Co
'
29
Shippers
Life
99.549
Natl Bank and Trust—23
Continental
Illinois
V -> •
70%
Q3
Lincoln
.
26 Va
68%
53 %
33
Albany.
Standard
Ask
'
99.533
—*
City
10
9.53
_1
North
t.
99.606 > 99.620
Par
275
267
5
Y>
N
Fiduciary Trust Co
National City
of Now Yolk—.
State
of
(Greensboro
25
26%
C)
Co
•
—--
Chicago—
Plains
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Life Companies Inc—
.—1
Life insurance Co of Va
20
32
„
48
Globe
Jefferson
176
30
:_io
Great
7.13
Par
Insurance
1956—
Ask
York-
of New York
First
Companies
64
23
Bid
United States Trust———20
129
%
—
1956
27 Va
14.54
8.72
—
Ask
;
119
5
13.35
1
Wellington Fund
'
November 23, 1956
25%
2.97
1
Inc
Bid
November 15,
192
Mutual
Inc—
2
2.72
Inc '—-———.———-1
Fund
1956
1,
(White
6.47
——
Investors
Dollar Vain*
99.987
1956
Special Situations
Washington
99.28
Bills
Ask
December
7.01
5.92
Ltd
Wall Street Investing Corp—l
6.25
Golf
6.4L
Fund
Assurance
General
——1
Inc-.l
Wisconsin
Assur
5
Casualty_5
Natl Life
1
,
Fund
Fund Inc
_10c
Van Strum & Towne Stock
■
100.3
100.1
99.672
17.80
Fund
100
99.725
12.07
16.33
13.19
—
of
11.04
>
1-57
99.660
12.33
11.80
—1
United Science Fund
Line
7-
99.714
9.16
Value
1-56
1956—
11.26
Fund
Canada
10-
wi
3.75 %
99.31
December 13,
of
8.36
Funds
100.3
November
3.71
7.97
*
10.36
Line.Income
-100
County Trust Co
a30.37
1
1
United
3-57
Empire Trust-—
10
Federation Bank ■& Trust—-10
United Income Fund Shares_l
Value
6-
December
100
Bankers Trust—.-—-,--—---10
Chase Manhattan Bank
12.50
Chem Corn Exchange Bank—10
Commercial State Bk & Tr—25
44%
41%
lac—1
16.84
4-56
99.782
New
a23.83
Street Investment
Value Line Fund Inc
/■
9-
99.837
Franklin
a24.88
3.625 "/>,
100.3
99.889
Bank
Funds Inc—
United Accumulated Fund—1
18.54
99.24
99.771
United
16.05
17.62
1-57
1956
14.10
Continental
5-
25,
13.19.
United
1-59
Bank & Trust
a36.76
12.88
.
Co_5
of
•
12.07
4.55
8-
99.939
Par
—-1
'9.61
3.20%
99.828
74
Fund——-1
Investors
Fund
100.2
99.29
99.382
—
-Hm
Investors Inc—.-1
19.53
4.14
8.77
Bankers
Firemen's
to
-
15.03
Texas
100.2
99.30
1-57
99.934
7.52
11.76
American Surety Co
Franklin
Inc—1
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
'
99.30
1-57
4-
1956
November
12.96
State
1-57
3-
2-56
7.11
Corp—•
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
•
2-
1-56
7-
1956
12.64
9.89
(Edson B)
1-56
6-
99.27
1956
13.99
11.63
13.71
Sovereign
5-
3.55 %
99.31
99.935
1956
November 8,
&
12.05
preferred
Fund
6.58
12.87
1
11.99
Southwestern
"
8.42
3.50%
3.40%
October
10.20
Amer
2-57
100.1
100.2
100
3-56
1-
99.23
11,
31.76
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
.8.14.
5.95
12-
Ask
Bid
Due
1- 2-57
18,
15.09
31.44
Stock
Fund—lc
Amer Mercury (Wash D
American Re-insurance
Fireman's
''13.88
Smith
7.42
92
2-56
October
Stock
Clark—
Fund———1
Shares—
1.25
Stevens
Common
93
95.4
7-
October
22.17
Inc_
—-
Group
21.73
1
Fund
Automobile
Employees
—1
—
13.87
12.25
1-58
2-56
September 27.
October 4,
I
Whitehall
Life
Forster
9.52
19.99
Scudded Stevens' &- -&Ark
Fund Inos*
-
Dated
United States Treasury
15.40
Funds
1961
1,
Dollar Value
14.05
Scudder Fund of Canada
10.74
Agricultural Insurance Co. —10
&
8.71
1
94
ICO
99.23
33%
18.32
Growth
7.89
Casualty & Surety-.
Eagle Fire Ins Co
31%
—2.50
Inc
lflflft
3.30s
99.31, 100.1
99.30
Bid
Inc—.
13.36
9.16
6-
6.96
1
1,
Rate
Ask
100.1
100
&
12.20
.7-84
April
56
4-
3.50%
3.10%
22.14
Corp
1
Inc———*
Nuclear
lV2s
1,
9.34
6.37
20.48
1
Inc
7.21
Aetna Insurance Co
Crum
9.00
1
Fund
Insurance
Connecticut
9.40
6.75
1
Inc
lc
Par
Columbian
8.60
6.18
——1
Fund_lc
Income
Ins
1
1
(Geo)
Institutional Growth Fuod.lc
Life
3
Fund
12.38.
Colonial
12-
&
11.30
Natl
1-56
Science
:7.1s, :
Puritan
12.03
Bankers
3-
Putnam
■
11.85
Camden Fire
2.95%
11.60
7.74
II.00
&
5.30
10.59
10.83
Amer Ins Co
1
4.85
Shares
Row©)
99.24
93.24
99.3
1-56
Chemistry
Fund
(T
Oct
96.21
96
91.24
l%s
99.31
1-56
Fund Inc
—la
<
96.28
95.24
94.28
92.24
99.2
1-56
14-
Fund
Street Fund
Price
63.16
lc
Home
10-
11-
1-56
Series
Peoples Securities
Philadelphia Fund
lo
conv
2-56
1-56
5-
11.54
10.17
$1.25
4-
2-
Series—.
England
Nucleonics
10.59
American
3.05%
Growth Stock Series
4.28
9.80
&
Stock
April
99.16
Bid
3.45%
Series—
l'/as
99.30
1-56
10-
3-56
1-
3.00%
24%
v
99.4
96.19
1959—
1 %s Oct. 1, 1959
I
1 %s April
1,
1960
Due
Dated
7.17
,
Feb.
99.22
11.63
Series
1958
15, 1959-
99.22
6.56
22%'
Fund
1,
97.16
99.2 96.20
15, 1953
1.
99
—
10.69
New York Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd—
X9.31
Bank
l'/as
2%s June
98.24
97.10
1958
99.30
99.1
1057
1
13.12
Inst Foundation Fund
April
93;16
—
99.3
——1
Series—
Stock
1
Equitable
3 125%
Preferred
1
American Fidelity
10.99
Income
11.70
American
10.17
Corp
11.98
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Ask
Bid
1957
1,
99.23
1957
1957
1957
15,
Aug.
1
Investors
13.21
Fund
32ndj of a point
99.27
99.23
1, 1957
Rate
12.57
Investors
98.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
11.88
Income
IVtiS Oct.
lVa.s
3.92
16.11
-
2s
20.15
Dividend
"
Mav
3.61
12.12
Incorporated
99.23
93.2
Note3—(Cont.)—
99.25
15.
1.
15.
2%3 Aug.
18.62
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series—
•;
!%s
1
interest
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
Incorporated
100.1
99.30
99-24
—
1958
20,
99.28
1957
1956
1,
April
1 %s
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
New
10.70
American
Inc
Corn
7.49
Inc—1
Aetna
Fund
Television-Electronics Fund
Boston
99.31
Notes—
IV2S Oct.
Shares—
beneficial
National
•
2.83
Aetna
Invest
11.76
7.20
■«.
Assn*—
1957
20.
Maturity—
Ask
99.29
22,
2%a March
Stock
Life Fund
Shares
23.55
2.59
Institutional
Growth
..
Trust
of
;<9.66
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
/
Inc
Mutual
3.07
8.59
16.73
1
/ Institutional
Investors
Fund
19.05
10.53
1
97 Va
101%
10.85
1
7.72
14.76
Electronics
1
May
Treasury
1957
15.
Feb.
March
Treasury
Trust
10.95'
Inc
95.24
95.14
96%
1%S Oct.
12.53
Investors
Shs of beneficial interest—I
12.14
Inc
2%s Jan.
1956
1,
Dec.
?%3
8.39
7.80
—lc
93.28
Indebtedness—
of
23/4S
3.46
lc
Institutional
2%s
3.57
X3.14
14.90
.lc
3.35s
Bid
Maturity—
4.84
3.24
•>9.00
shares
95.3
101%
1972—
Nov.
99.31
93.20
1957
1,
June
Certificates
4.03
4.39
8.64
sharps..
of
3.66
lc
10.00
Raydock
Fund
lc
-lc
•—
shares
li.utf
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Income
4.40
lc
shares
Fund
3.99
Transport shares
lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
/>. 391
Utility shares—
ii
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1;
Hudson Fund
2.81
18.07
stock shares—
Tobacco
2i
5.64
16.51
shares
Bteel
shares
shares-
Selected
shares-
Bond
5.12
X2.55.
lo
shares—le
Bond
96.30
96.8
94.30
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
17.62
Electrical
equipment
Railroad
Metal
147.63
V
93.14
96.20
1971
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
shares
7.23
.
93.6
1960-
1,
93.12
95.30
—i*.
Natl Mortgage
20.
1956
3 VbS
99.27
1957
Funds—
10.76
• •
Federal
100.3
99.31
1957
1,
April 1,
6.01
5.52
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
5.18
lc
—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
a44.96
Fund—*
Mutual
Automobile
22.14
Mining shares
lc
Petroleum shares—a.——,—lc v
.Railroad
16.07
3.19
146.15
Industrial Machinery shares_lo
'
Sept. 15.
2.89
4.74
'General
'Institutional
May 1,
3%s
Special Investment shares—lc
20.71
shares———lc
.'Merchandising
June
3 Va 8
17.92
22.03
—1®
administered shares—lc
bond shares
lc
Fully
Managed
Bond
1®
99.28
99.24
2%s
19.70
2.80
shares
Food
1957.
Petroleum
16.87
shares—
lc
(The) Stock Fund-lc
&
Sayies
Nation
Securities—
Automobile
shares————*®
Aviation shares
1®
Equipment
15,
1,
14.73
Investors Inc—.1
Stk Fund Inc__l
Insurance
Life
Loomis
9.52
Group
1959
1960
98.2
—
14%
Mutual
Industries Fund lac——1
General
Capital' Corp
,
1
General Investors Trust—
1($
Electronics
May
13%
13.10
das
1958
13.78
12.90
11.21
Inc—7-
1958
1,
1,
13.56
11.80
60%
■
1,
Nov.
May
2%s Feb.
100.5
100.2
1957—
1957-56
17.09
_25o
7.06
■t
May
2%s
2%s
100.7
99.29
99.25
1957
1.
May
12.63
6.94
14.61
Inc_l
Founders
Mutual Fund—
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
_2
*
3.20s
Ask
99.23
Bonds—
1957^
12.42
6.33
Com
Fund
Massachusetts
-
2%s
100.4
ICO
100.5
15.
15.67
1
,
fidelity Fund Inc
Financial Industrial Fund
shares—;..
1957
18 Mi
iTederated Fund of New
Growth Fund
15,
16.30
——-10
;—20c
Eng—1
5
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc.;
Mar
16.49
1
1
Corp__l
1,
1957
3.80s
18.12
-
balanced Fund
Stock
Fund——
^ectronics
Investment
15,
3%5
Paper
;S
15,
Oct.
99.23
Mar.
3%s March
13.67
25c
July
1%S
99.31
100
3%s
10.45
10.15
;
3%s
1957-
15,
3%s Feb.
12.41
23.15
;
3.30s
100.3
99.27
9.70
8.83
100.2
100.1
1957
15,
Jan.
3.05s
9.57
14,100
12.58
11.23
Feb
3s
ICO
1956——
1956
11.47
Life Insurance
13.29
21.33
15.
Bank
Land
100.1
1956—
15,
24.03
13,500
15.
Stks)_l
Priced
Knickerbocker
6.18
16.91
—1
Common
7.96
22.23
Oct
Oct.
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-l
14.52
14.15
—-—2.50
E—
Fund Inc
& Howard—
Dreyfus
Chemical
(Low
19.20
10.34
(Speculative Com Stki—1
S-4
21.83
Funa__l
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Capital
S-3
24.52
5.64
1
Fund
Diversified Investment
Building
11.53
27.14
17.60
(Speculative Pfd Stks»__l
(High-Grade Com Stk>—1
(Income Com Stocks)-—1
13.09
Inc
Stock
.
6?2
20.18
Investing Co Inc—1
Mutual Fund Jpc
1
Delaware Fund —
.
1
Diversified'Growth
Futures;
K-2
6-1
17.81
7.28
Do Vegh
Energy
14.12
23.86
13.25
De Vegh
Baton
K-l
10.67
1
Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
—*
Series
10.67
24.83
Bid
99.24
Ask
Federal
99.31
Nov.
3.15s
26.33
■x;
Banks—
Loan
Home
3.50s
Bonds)
(Discount
22.68
Stock
Inc—
Bid
Federal
3.50s
25.28
1
(Income PXd Stocks).—1
B-4
12.99
Consolidated Investment
Dividend
4.17
16.47
*
Fund
Concord
9.19
22.19
1
1
Investment
Fund
6.47
9.82
*
Inc
Composite
a21.50
Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)—1
3.82
}
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Fund
Fund_l
Mutual
(The)
Johnston
15.95
5.95
8.44
^
Inc
Composite Bond &
'h 1.77
14.63
Capital Venture Fund Inc——.*
Century Shares Trust—
Chemical Fund Inc
50®
Christiana Securities com—100
Colonial .Fund
Inc.—is—■—r—*
Commonwealth
6.83
Trust
Lexington Trust Fund—
General Fund
Ltd
Fund
6.24
Co
Keystone
Inc.
«—
1
Fund "A"' Inc—1
Fund "B" Inc..5
Stock Fund Inc_l
Elect'nics Corp_lc
A.ue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America——*
Boston Fund Inc —
1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bollock Fund Ltd
-I
California Fund Inc
1
(1954)
10.29
I.61
Fund
Canadian
10.84
11.33
Investment
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Houghton
a-re-Honghton
Axe Science &
Canada
9.92
4.21
Resources
32ndj of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
5.40
4.94
10.37
Inu
Investment
,
^
Par
»
of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
1.71
0.55
3.94
Fund
■
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Fund Inc—.—lc
of America—1
l.ol
X6.06
25c
Inc
—1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutua*. Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomic Development
%
Puud
Mutual
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
f
Mutual Fund*—
Aberdeen
Affiliated
'
M
■
Investing Companies
Bid
.
September 21
Quotations for Friday,
Net
par
value
;'.v.;
stock dividend
asset
^
value.
k Admitted to listing on the New York
"'••'
Shx-k Ex^anee
,'y ' r-y;
b Bid
yield price! *
JjtlS
d Ex-rights,
t
frew stock. 7*
x-Ex-dividend.
wi When
y
issued
Ex-stock
dividend.
•J
Number 5571
Volume 184
.,,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1269)
Third Federal Reserve District-
T HE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
-Philadelphia—
Week Ended September 15
1955
Inc. or
1954
-
•
1956
Bank
clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
liminary figures compiled by
of the
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
13.1% above those of the corresponding week last year.
there is
for
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
York
New
1958
$12,077,187,419
$9,877,471,981
1,026,315,477
+15.0
Philadelphia
1,422,000,000
1,236,000,000
+15.0
Kansas
461,112,119
Pittsburgh
+
1,158,000,000
4,388,588
0.8
4 ,330,109
3,820,956
Total all cities,
-
,
una
+11.1
580,467,411
+
+
7.228,941
—14.8
8,932,069
—28.3
8 ,363,466
8,298,254
19,746,862
18,485,713
+
6.3
18 ,539,364
20,416,747
16,420,910
14,731,084
+ 11.5
14 583,703
18,102,191
(11
1,292,866,124
1,294,316,108
1,231,695,827
1,229,821,144
w.
Cities)
16,710,234
Total
our
issue, of next week.
ends Saturday, and
West
571,836,239
58,781,700
11,839,009
62,098,100
11,188,253
14,763,671"
469,622,369
14,991,642
"""
(7 cities)
921,781,501
Virginia—Huntington
—
District of
3.2
For that week there
Sept. 15.
the whole country
cases
has to be estimated.
Nashville
:
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
District has to its credit
a
located and from this
Reserve District there is
2.9
*
1,336,548,150
8,593,753
1.0
342*062,267
1.8
4,144,107
21,593,000
220,180,929
6,398,207
253,120,411
141,778,409
139,472,658
1.6
140,135,885
126,319,698
745,101,384
1.5
645,572,539
712,252,846
8,508,179
-
;
3,894,088
21,189,000
223,276,429
6,326,130
331,247,495
29,439,686
"
_«+___
32,239,245
127,489,344
'W;
8.7
—
8,499,693
111,389,054
375,400,000
369,400,000
8.179,663
+
7,655,095
6,838,673
+ 11.9
195,769,250
+
208,093,126
205,070,802
14,825,817
808,361
070,089
197,200,526
194,810,698
1,190,652,947
1,199,893,581
.
—
___
35,414,073
116,593,119
4.8
207,358,784
„
(10 cities)
40,407,755
39
—
413,000,000
3.9
7,235,089
8,214,305
6,829,450
5.9
167,368,703
,5,292,284
161,182,488
+
185,787,859
+
I
1.0
185,150,377
7.0
110,639,510
+ 20.6
651,586
661,727
+
1.2
178,320,565
173,555,303
—
0.8
1,088,596,154
1,063,795,290
4.5
1.8
2,898,450
18,414,138
2,595)056
17,764,357
—16.2
10,540,044
12,898,192
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
•3,800,000
3,979,666
22,594,354
23,011,825
10,705,168
12,775,143
Indiana—Fort Wayne
—
—
8,510,775
11,963,127
11,684,531
+
2.4
10,026,304
9,168,554
86,681,000
86,577,000
+
0.1
South Bend—
9,321,733
9,117,036
+
2.2
Terre
4,067,953
2.3
129,307,273
4,164,342
131,211,407
—
84,882,000
9,003,732
4,162,090
83,034,000
10,185,934
3,790,291
115,950,450
7,549,050
6,749,434
46,318,776
48,428,095
f. 15,857,818
lndianapolis________
Haute.
*
The Chicago Reserve
Iowa—Cedar
Rapids
Des Moines
a
Sioux City»__
In the Kansas City
2,126,310
16,842,474
1,888,423
1,164,268,907
8,235,243
1,146,347,992
\i.7,643,196
10,838,912
17,952,992
Illinois—Bloomington
'
Chicago
Decatur——————.
________
5.6%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 6.8%
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 11.3%; "
;
122,536,398
393,200,000
.
I
__1
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing.
decline of
a
gain of 0.8%, but the St. Louis Reserve District suffers
decrease of
1,259,005,155
4.2
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Atlanta Reserve District by 0.8%.
a
0.6
15,861,308
Total
note that in
we
(including this city) the totals show
and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 3.6%.
loss of 3.3%
+
4.3
Mobile
the totals are larger by 0.6%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals are
smaller by 1.5% and in the
400,509,927
1,408,611,878
733,976,519
Alabama—Birmingham
improvement of 5.7%. In the Cleveland Reserve District
an
14,076,672
431,520,099
4.7
4,627,675
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans—_______
5^7% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 0.1%, but in the Boston Reserve
District the totals record
10,113,438
14,641,413
336,066,037
—
We group the cities according to the
are
9,108,590
1.5
23,469,000
_
'Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
Outside of this city there was a loss of 2.1%, the bank clearings
the New York Reserve District
53,748,400
•
5.8
—
226,876,031
Columbia—Washington-
Georgia—Atlanta
;. Augusta
decrease of 4.0%, the aggregate clearings for
this center showing a decrease of 6.0%.
at
5.3
+
10,496,001
268,909,744
547,683.795
+
4,324,172
Tennessee—Knoxville
having amounted to $21,151,574,818 against $22,024,477,129 in the
week in 1955.
same
was a
16,223,006
267,673.350
\
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
appear
the week
as
able to give final and complete results of the previous week —week ended
are
3,255,598
492,390,929
58,457,900
0.3
2.3
—
220,327,064
Total (6 cities
+13.1
Ip the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below*
we
.
+ 35.0
+
'22,472,658
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
5
•
0.1
—
7,239,923
'3, 429,822
448,716,985
1,416,741,065
Richmond
+ 13.9
$20,404,776,719
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
are
6 .716,280
.
287,400,314
558,510,566
_
Virginia—Norfolk
1.1
+
$24,130,853,745 $21,326,558,220
the Saturday figures
8.5
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
12,280,340
286,513,516
j
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+17.6
4,608,907,375
892,358,773
Total all cities for week-.
5,348,037
4,304,940
Youngstown
9.0
$23,238,494,972
___
2,167,637
j
4.2
344,466,102
4,661,793,865
five days.
"day,,;,
—
121,532
6,612,707
Bouth
All cities,
+
6,407,853
V
Mansfield
9.9
$18,576,701,107 $15,795,869,344
cities, five days
Other cities, five days—.
1,165 ,000,000
4,354,499
Columbus
3.4
604,868,168
-
5 ,287,130
0.2
Cincinnati.
6.1
375,339,560
■■■;
Baltimore
Ten
+
—
460,743,705
'
2
—31.8
Ohio—Canton
7.9
+
707,130,126
511,946,137
,_.
Cleveland "•
434,723,390
453,000,000;
777,026,000
Francisco
San
675,551,152
437,700,000
City
Louis
St.
1,543,118
—14.6
6,467,701
3,665,892
Cleveland..
729,117,518
1 ,445,427
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+22.3
1,180,404,186
Boston
1.1
1,578,683
%
Chicago
,
$
1 878,994
.
—
1953
$
6.3
2,521,687
;
Total
1956
Dec, %
—
1,223,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington
BY TELEGRAPH
week Ended Sept. 22—
■
4,412,922
New Jersey—Trenton
the week follows:
,
1,991,607
2,153,710
Wilkes-Barre
York
.
2,263,778
1,969,845
'
I
Scranton
At this center
summary
2,120,924
1,225,000,000
Philadelphia—
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
Our comparative
gain for the week ending Friday of 22.3%.
a
~~
~
Chester
Lancaster
clearings will be
$24,130,853,745 against $21,326,558,220 for the same week in 1955.
•
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 22, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
at
Pre¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
45
;
m
Peoria
.,..,
Rockford—
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
11,789,860
Springfield
6,706,618
7,336,311
1,558,132,102
1,546,093,188
Total
(17 cities).
11,285,321
;• V
1.5
—
115,396,965
+ 11.8
—
5,954,166
4.4
+12.7
43,120,403
16,346,951
2,137,815
+
1.6
1,041,504,188
+
7.T
1.3
4,984,613
7,430,954
17,088,673
—
—
+
V
5.8
42,919,961
•
15,136,244
;:
^
2,442,390
1,035,827,647
6,3?5,447
15,008,978
"
4.5
8.6
6,614,301
6,364,765
1,404,501,429
1,388,383;527
6.8
393,000,000
165,898,568
144,920,458
2,501,805
429,100,000
9.7
3.3
+
8,980,255t(
0.8
—
706,320,831
741,353;888i
8.37M65
SUMMARY OF BANK, CLEARINGS
-•
1950
j*> Week Ended Sept. 15—
let Bogton
2nd New Yorfc_;-
.
3rd
■'KWii.'
12
_
dUaa
10
.
-
*5
.11
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland—.——
Richmond
.
S
-
<
1955
Inc. or
759,872,487
11,030,610,323
*;i..
1,294,316,108
1,416,741,065
6
'
*
Eighth Federal Reserve District—Si Louis—
•
.
1,292.866,124
■
1953
1954
Dec. %
$
,
10,398,867.960
7
.
5th
./.a,;
.802.880,450
■
1,403,611,878
.^^733,976,519-;
745,101,384
+
—
—
5;7
701,158,020
5.7
10.659,009,929
Missouri—St; Louis
10,287,901,250
384,800,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—^Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
174,722,669
169,307,333
146,673,417
148,305,162
2,938,240
2,678,252
709,134,326
732,990,747
739,668,029
0.1
1,231,695,827
1,229,821,144
—
+
3.2
—
1.1
1.259,005,155
1.5
645,572,539
0.8
1,088,590,154
0.8
1,404,501,429
1.388,383,527
706,320,831
741,353,888
0A
625,140,839
605,951,871
5.6
652,074,356
632,358,638
North
Dakota—Fargo
'512,813,938
496,637,020
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
+
1,063,795,290
3.3
.
;
Total (4 cities).
712,252,846
—
'
"
.10
7 th
Chicago
r-
;r
--
9th Minneapolis—
10th Kansas
11th
1,199,893,581
1,558,132,102
1,546,093,188.
.4
___
8th St. Louis
'1,190,652,947
.17
6th Atlanta
.;
709,134,326
732,990,747
630,362,877
654,143,274
649,365,971
683,390,140.
7
.
city--.L;_-_.
•*'
9
.
jballas..-.
12th San
6
-
:
518,194,402
555,800*572
10
1,249,900,075
1,408,653,441
21.151.574.818
22,024,477,129
11.193.897.819
11,433,96^,2^4-
;—
—
+
—
—
—
*
f
109
Francisco
—
6.8
—11.3
1,170,709,783
4.0
20,656,658,800
_
Outside.
_
New- York' City__
W$
s
—
now
add,
our
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
12,185,054
9,508,033
Minneapolis
416,394,957
437,001,160
St.
164,035,347
167,718,691
11,133,745
11,189,139
r
Paul
."
10,540,790,898
—
—
(7
1955
rv.
•
$
tenth Federal
Hastings
Dec. %
$
.J
Pall
>
-
St.
2.3;..
2,529,833
2,555,146
8,630,880
8,436,592
+
2.3
6,784,304
+
6.8
575,383,983
4,041,989
..:«...
New Bedford
_
—
Springfield
4,130,891
2.2
3,252,420
5,405,281
4,443,752
7,001,300
5,480,218
9,373,066
—10.2
—
14,488,624
3.6
025,140,839 '
13,553,365
h' 605,951^71
11,947,223
171,759,434
10,566,833
V
29,180,314
7.0
966,033
8.2
—
—
848,393
—10.0
'■
821,883
936,-316
9,155,585
10,517,434
9.6
159,741,952
164,623,793
+ 20.2
10,883,300
10,42^,559
—
-
+
0.9
27,318,903
25,234,259
441,231,726
—
5.5
422,322,894
14,302,240
+20.4
1,385,729
13,737,350
+
4.1
14,264,100
398,648,267
13,577,038
8,242,401
7,733,098
+
6.6
6,573,196
4,172,955
—y
<a)
3,404,134
>
—17.5
3,905,354
2.8
12,596,735
16,638,490
.16,184,776
,
—
+
12,325,393
Haven
12,036,762
+
2.4
39,891,778
—
36,850,974
+
8.3
+
22,935,095
24,903,738
Rhode Island—Providence
Total
(a)
;
(9 cltles)_——__________
649,865,971
(a)
688,390,146
-
—
5.6
+
3.4
11,352,292
11,625,949
9.3
433,246,900
426,000,343
+11.8
32,449,678
4.1
37,141,768
7,734,000
7,097,749
1.4
16,241,229
13,069)360
6.8
512,813,938
496,637,020
652,074,356
632,358,638
1,497,863
4,960,779
Pueblo
3,322,353
1,605,066
4,093,041
—
—
WoroPKtpr
CXmnecticut—Hartford
2.7
5.1
—
9,242,445
403,408,582
600,744,652
1,932,531
River
160,450.443
0.5
157,365,585
10,728,506
417,187,411
City
'
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
6,707,727
612.677,072
l.owell
New
3,441,382
903,144
12,704,659
29,450,614
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
V
654,141,526
_________
1,331,024
829,211
Kansas—Topeka
$
Y\
3,364,003
...
__
''
Portland
420,304,784
2.2
I-
1,237,448
;
—
10,655,138
;
■
—
15,330,422
654,143,274
155,256,849
1953
~
Massachusetts—Boston
9,846,759
4.7
—
—
Reserve District—Kanses CJty—
'
,
1954
Inc. or
First Federal Reserve District—Besten—
Maine—Bangor
+ 28.2
—
7,804,150
13,766,129
'
1956
7,404,204
5,593,679
630,362,877
.
cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
r
Week Ended September 15
;
Total
Retailed statement showing the figures for each city and for
-
i
5,443,441
+
Montana—Billings
1,197,707,955
the week ended Sept. 15 for four years.
Clearings at—
-V
20,432,379,608
2.1 \ 10,410,300,471
'
Helena
Total
„
164,262,626
145,228,912
2,762*350
1,336,548,150
1, :
0.6
+
—
412,700,000
30,051,000
,
32,671,800
-
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
3,768,496
.
12,377,302
10,060,562
37,724,899
8.3
17,065,663
16,181,705
8.0
29,981,000
41,546,900
:
Forth
?
12,364,010
12,785,053
—
Dallas
10,626,812
35,829,866
Texas—Austin
426,937,642
Worth
Galveston
470,63G,857
40,609,713
7,736,000
8,564,000
Falls
Wichita
,
45,395,405
7,532,292
7,236,307
16,980,010
17,217,685
518,194,402
Louisiana—Shreveport
555,000,572
—
+ 10.7
+
—
7,453,000
6,038,690
-
New
2,866,081
Total
(12
3,891,298
802,880,450
Hampshire—Manchester
759,872,487
—26.3
2,357,258
2,639,487
5.7
701,158,020
739,668,029
(6 cities)
Total
cities)
+
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District-San Francisco—
V,
''-
r
iz\
New
York—Albany
o
Yakima
46,826,507
49,745,449
—
Jamestown
145,284,630
141,585,030
2,902,454
3,028,749
4,297,676
—_
Elmira
3,830,476
York
9,957,676,999
10,590,514,905
Rochester
39,488,365
41,009,315
New
6.2
,51,182,277
+
2.6
128.730,706
4.2
3,070,980
2,603,201
3,119,496
3,160,910
>
+ 12.2
—
—
6.0
-
9,891,588,710
35,803,667
24,541,260
+
20.4
'r21.451.499
23,958,738
23,246,444
73,732,900
-
7^840,031
—
—
7.2
69,312,502
5.4
;;*,72,110,318
(10 citlea)—
/.
10,398,867,960
11,030,61^23
-5-7
10,659,009,929
95,692,371
29,006,517
7,895,343
Barbara
Stockton
.
■
29,407,530
8,052,635
14,643,043
Jose
21,397,960
753,067,726
29,555,880
—
29,674,269
17,034,533
630,148,366
Pasadena
San
240,199,158
84,082,063
City—
San Francisco
Total
-
Grand
12,439,244
—
1.9
194,078,702
189,686.005
1.6
7,088,582
6,134,436
7.3
201,358,188
204,440,105
—12.1
85,085,085
93,429,984
+
—
—
2.3
24,126,339
20,823*822
—20.4
17,204,766
16,237,760
—16.3
598,887,251
629,74&;765
0.5
18,110*457
2.0
23,566,495
7,122,281
17.7
12,252,094
13,212,349
+
—
+
(10
total
cities)
(109 cities)
1,249,900,075
1,408,653,441
21,151,574,818
22,024,477,129
5,892,272
11,193,897,819
11,433,962,224
—11.3
1,170,769,783
1,197,707,955
4.0
20,656,658,800
20,432,379^608
2.1
10,410,300,471
10,540,790,898
—
64,057,113
73,788,529
Outside New York City
--
Total
222,766,506
California—Long Beach
22.462,803
+ 17.8
74,605,717
Lake
6,994,458
33,397,898
22,797,033
68,456,067
——
Utah—Salt
211,728,090
7,103,230
—
Oregon—Portland
Santa
10,246,358,329
3.7
143,623,300
29.558,624
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey—;
•
26,851,979
—7—
Connecticut—StamfordNew
4,895,384
—
'
Syracuse
25,076,958
3,911,417
+
3,904,117
(a)
'Buffalo
207,664,594
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
10,287,901,250
*Estimated.
(a) Clearings
operations
—
discontinued.
/
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1270)
Monday, September 24, 1956
■.;
.
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rales
SEPTEMBER
TO SEPTEMBER
1956
14,
20,
1st
Maryland
mortgage
ENTIRE
i
3V4%
Publishing Co.,
Monday
XXX
X
Friday
Sept. 14
X
Wednesday
Tuesday
<
:.'n'XXa
XX.: sept. 17
;
General Cable
Thursday
,
Sept. 19
$
Grace
Sept. 20
$
Sept. 18X
5%
$7
X
Co.—
Co.,
Argentina,
peso-
Official
——
Finland, markka
(Metropolitan), franc
.208733
.00435401,*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00430401*
.00435401*
.00285572
.00285562
.00285562
.00285562
1 .00285520
,
subord.
conv.
.208400
.208430
.208470
2.783750
2.783750
pound
New Zealand,
Name of
Switzerland,
.261112
.261100
2.756188
2.756188
2.755878
2.755569
2.754950
sterling.
.
,140080*
.140080*
.140080*
7%
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
2nd
.496766*
,0349000
.034S000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.773349
2.773349
1
1064
1
1st pfd.
2.783750
2.783750
Inc.
1%
2.783437
La
it3
on
Salle
com.
Superior
certificate
Gold
20,345,394
account
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
1
—
+
+
ber banks follows:
190,042
2,712
+
853,924
A summary of assets and
&
Total
F.
certificate
gold
notes of
R.
reserves
banks
other
10-10
9-28
1-10-57
12-28
-,$30c
10-
10- 1
9-30
35c
10-15
15c
10-1
9-20
115c
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
25c
Co.
Discounts
and
Industrial
2,711
9-28
9-18
59 %C
10-15
10-2
11-
(quar.)
+
29,393
75,030
+
-8,182
2,821
—190,491
458,817
55
200
Loans
and
1,514
271
Loans
adjusted!
lpans
advances
S.
413,453
906
Acceptances—bought
U.
—
—
16,946
outright
—
Sept. 12,
697,620
Certificates
—242,550
10,932,699
Notes
+
9,153,913
i_:
Bonds
144,126
—
8,412.623
—8,245,623
Other
2,801,750
dealers for
loans
+
6,428
5,154$
41
—
bought outright
under
23,585,982
repurchase
—242,550
22,874
Other
agree't
U.
loans
10
+
+
28
__
bills
Treasury
Total U.
3. Govt, securities..
23,585,982
-242,550
24,017,287
-434,610
22,874
+
10,913
+.
Due
from
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
and
cash
securities
banks
22
items
assets
—;
+ 945.351
71,035
.<
.
+ '•
-271,570
ft*
v
* 382
+
891,513
+
$2,012
+
...
2,1641
•> r
•
notes
U.
'^1301345
bonds
S.
587$
with
Reserves
•qK,;..,-'
^
Total
assets
'
52,171,296
—
+
543,823
Reserve
Deposits:
26,519,583
72,462
—
+
433,347
+
447.748
XX'XX
*;
bank
Member
U.
_____
reserves
19,036,765
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
acct.
+
>
325,888
X'
390,653
—228,034
355,434
Other
336,815
21,039
—
220,222
,
U.
S.
Government
Interbank
Foreign
Government X. 22.046
2,472
100
;—
+
1,566
.
deposits
19,938,309
+
65,357
Items
4,416,293
+
337,931
and accrued dividends
22,248
+
3,556
-
availability
Other liab.
cash
From
Federal
From
153,767
+
+
X
171
Reserve
•Sept. 5 figures revised
Total
liabilities
50,896,433
+
534,382
X: +
771,460
Capital
paid
Burplus
(Section
in
319,289
7)___
693,612
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
+
422
+
9,019
Ratio
to
liab.
of
bilities
capital accts.
certificate reserves
F.
R.
combined
Contingent
ances
loan
$294
$318
and
million
$25
+543,823
+
50,931
673
2.476
53
+
23,663
in
Chicago, and $10 million
and
District
dustry
a
decrease
outside
appear
increased
of
of
the
Cleveland
New
banks.
#
Sept. 25
Oct.
.
''X
REDEMPTIONS
Co., 4Vi%
1123
preferred stk._Nov.
million
in'
(quar.)
30
728
New
York
Central
St.
Paul
trust
Pacific
Collateral
trust
RR.—
6%
X
bonds,
due
Ry.—
4%
due
XX
1,
Oct.
1980
X.
-
-
*'*7-
1
•••:.;
$5
Illinois
Natural
cumulative
Trans-Mountain
3-9-57
Gas
bds., due Oct.
Pipeline
preferred stock
Oil-Pipe Line Co.—
Co.—
1, 1971__Oct.
'•
1
X'
»
*
mtge. & coll. trust bonds due '68, ser. A, B & C—Oct.
Shipping ^Corp.—
"
"< ."X"*!
r
\
sinking fund ship mtge. bonds due Oct. 1, 1968__Oct.
X
-
1
preierred
.
i
4%
9-18
9-17
10-1
65c
9-28
$1.25
10-1
7
X 9-14
9-
X
7
9-14
$1.06'A
10-1
$1.08%
10-
1
$1.08%.
10-
1>
20c
10-
4
9-21
62 Vic
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-
$1.25
30c
X
9-14
6
10-1
9-10
9-18
1
55c
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
80c
9-28
9-19
9-28
30c
—
9-30
10-
20c
quar.)
15c
.
9-17
9-14
X.
1
9-15
9-28
40c
.X
9-12
10-15
10-
5
$50c
9-28
8-31
$50c
(quar.)______
A
9-14
31>Ac
37 Vic
(increased
9-14
;
10-
X
$1.75
9.-28
8-31
9-28
.9- 7
$12 Vic
(quar.)_
9-28
$20c
9-
7
1
9-
7
+
C
6%
Co.,
pfd.
(N.
Co.
9-19
1
9-19
27C
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
53 Vic
10-
1
9-17
$$3
10-
1
9-14
10-15
9-20
*:+
,X
(s-a)
Y.)
43 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
$$1.25
Exploration
10-
1
18c
(quar.)
10-
8
9-24
9-28
9-20
(s-a l
Products
20c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
22 Vic
X
-
10-
1
9-14
9-14
50c
10-15
9-14
t30c
(quar.)
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
Telegraph «& Telephone Co., Ltd.—
"
(quar.)
preferred
_;
tnVie
(quar.).
Bastcet
(Calif.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Marlin-RockwellMarsh
9-25
10-
59%C
(quar.)
Midland Corp., com.
(M.)
Marshall
1
9-29
20c
Works—
series
Milling
10-
$25c
(quar.) __—_X-—
Trust
preferred
Maritime
7%
826
1
$20c
X
$7.50
Sugar, Ltd.,
1063
V
9-20
12-21
10-
9-
(quar.)
Chemical
preferred
Market
X "-'
1
1
10-
9-30
(quar.)
Automotive
328
„
1
9-28
—
Oil
Marine
•'
730.
-X**
10-15
1-2-57
25c
vX;
preference
X " '"
1
9-18
I
$$1
'
(quar.)
class
11-15
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1
9-29
$1
-
(quar.)
Co.
12-
$1
(quar.)
Paper
10-
,--X: $1
—
(increased quar.)
Maracaibo
823
X
'
:
Oct.
X. XX
& Sons
10-15
11 VAc
;_
(monthly)—
,
preferred
11-
9-14
5%
1125
V
2-18
25c
9-28
Common
"'
5%
2-18
11-16
50c
Maple Leaf
1
1-16
3-9-57
1-10-57
$1.10
(quar.)
Stores
Manufacturers
-
X." XX:.'
Oct.,
12-10
50c
i
Maremont
X
1984
5
9-23
Union
Depot Co.—
1st & ref. mtge,, ser. B 3Vh%
Texas
Oct.
5
9-
9-T
•
10-15
4"A%
"
April 1,
X
bonds
9-
9-28
•
9-28
15c
1124
1
.
10-10
9-28
50c
common,
Bloedel
Drug
Corp. 1
Manitoba
bonds,
41* 1
1
$1.10
X
(quar.)
Mallinckrodt
Co.—
trust
9-12
,-iT;
12 Vic
Bonding & Casualty Co.^
Maine Public Service, common
(quar.)—
1
Line
& collateral
20C
30c
r.<
Maine
1123
Pipe
1st mortgage
1st mtge.
1
M
«
35C
-IX;
(quar.)
XMailman Corp., Ltd.
Page
1
of Central America,
1,
M OV
10-
4%%
debentures, due Oct.
10-
50c
Inc.—
conv.
9-15
10-31
Ind.)
Mahoning Coal R.R._
X'-XXX;;'
series C—Oct.
cum.
1
Madlng
1018
15
&
12-21
10-
Co.<—
Publications
Class.B
8-21
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)_
821
Transatlantic
$383
Page
1
1st
increased
Wayne,
(quar._
(quar.)
X.
:,X
Power &
•*
$14 million.
(Ft.
pfd. $25 par (quar.)
Electric Light (increased quar.)——_
MacMillan
.
9-20
1
-
XX
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—
*
1
2% % sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 1, 1966
Oct.
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., 4% cum. pfd. shares__Sep.
mem**
Holdings of United States Government bonds
Demand deposits adjusted
SOUGHT
1
10C
convertible
MacLaren
9-10
12-31
:
$1.75
Chain
MacFadden
in which
10-
37 Vic
.
Ins.
Lynn Gas & Electric
Nov.
4%
Treasury notes decreased $39 million in the
Cleveland
increased
(except where indicated)
in the "Chronicle."
Date
Lines.
Rys.
Xi9-28
Corp.,: common__—X_-__+X—
Lowenstein (M.)
bds
Freight
Interprovincial
Real estate loans
at all reporting
Life
Lucky Lager Brewing
date for mak¬
Date
& Rubber
sinking fund
9-20
Lynchburg Foundry Co._x_—_X—X._,
820
Dis¬
$112 million, of
York City. Holdings of
District^and a total of $79 million
ber
redemption,
provisions.
1
6%
Collateral
in
for
fund
1967__Oct.
Garrett
Northern
was
5%
Lowell
1121
International
9-23
12 V2C
X
Lorain Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (qUar.)—_—
Lorillard (P.) Co., common.
7% preferred (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric (quar.)—
15
Treasury bills increased
$62 million
volume
PARTIAL
million in the Chicago
Changes according to in¬
in another press release.
5%
list of corporate bonds, notes,
Company and Issue—
Firestone Tire
10-19
••
1
C.)—
Inc.' (quar;)__i__—-_-X___^__X+_—X
Magor
$28 million.
S°id£ls
which
a
TENDERS
$10
Chicago.
found
and common stock called
those called under sinking
current
1
———»
Company and Issue—
increased $190 mil¬
banks; the principal
in
loans
J|0|jces
...
Kaiser Aluminum'& Chemical Corp. 4%% pfd. stock
Leath & Co. $2.50 cumulative preferred stock
changes were increases of $108 million in New York
City, $48 million in the San Francisco District, $14 mil¬
trict,
"other"
the details were given
Commercial and industrial loans
lion
industrial
and
and
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the
member
loans
The date indicates the redemption or last
statement of
reporting
commercial
estate
11-
10c
(increased quar.)X_
Long Island Lighting Co.—
5%Xpreferred B (quar.)—
*
4(i% preferred D (quar.)+XX.—4.35% preferred E (quar.)
+.
respectively.
millions,
Below will be
335
—
credited to domestic banks, and a decrease of
$910 mil¬
lion in United States Government
deposits.
all
real
10-
$1.12'/2
—
S.
10-15
Lone; Star Cement Corp.
gross.
increased
decreased
:i-_
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
ended Sept. 12:
Increases of $857 million in demand
deposits adjusted and $464 million in demand deposits
at
re¬
9-10
10-
30c
(Marcus) Theatres; Ltd. (quar.)—..
London Hosiery Mills. Ltd., class A <quar.)_
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
.1 %
Condition Statement of Member Banks
_
valuation
of
9-24
4
Tobacco
preferred
Loew's,
9-
75c
50%
(quar.)
Steel
1
9-24
0-25
(Tenn.)
4.35% .preferred F (quar.)—
Longines-Wlttnauer Watch Co.
Lorain Coal & Dock Co.—
preferred
including
lion
'.j
871,967
45.6%
-
The condition
and
8
Loew's
deduction
after
shown
are
reclassification
1955
5,
items
loan
and
10-
12V2C
(Greenville,
(quar.)
preferred
8%
Locke
_
foreign
commitments
8%
398
(San Francisco District)..
banks
to
25c
'
Preferred
45,986
accept¬
for
correspondents
32,711
+
loans
of
individual
tOct.
loans
lia¬
on
purchased
Industrial
note
52,171,296
'
liability
21,810
27,543
and
gold
deposit and
.
+
+
234,419-
Total
♦Exclusive
serves;
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Myers
Lock Joint Pipe Co.,
83
+
X^f'-XXX-
6,734
+
+
XX86-X^
+
11-
Class: AX-X--X
124
+
XXg7;X:
':X_
1,200
—
10-15
3
25c
Local Finance
94
—
28:
■
440
+
>
464
:
487
Banks..——*
others
10-15
1
12-
20C
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
•
485,146
10-29
11-
25c
;j.
<quar.)__
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
Borrowings:
Total
Deferred
&
9-10
9614
;
preferred
1
9-10
10-1
25c
Corp.
12-
10- 1 i
35c
30c
;
9-12
12-12
$1.25
62 Vic
Corp. (quar.)—
X Extra'
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.) —
333
—
910
11,307
banks
857
1
.
banks
Domestic
162,953
deposits
deposits:
demand
X+..
9-10
1%
_
Lionel
96
—
Insurance
Lincoln National
28
+ r
■
99
+
Xj 55,777
9-10
9-29
'
(quar.)
X X Common ;
'53
.
Demand deposits adjusted
Time deposits except U. S.
47,909
—
22,385
—
X'+- i ?128
2,561
9-29
(quar.)
iUttie Miami Railroad
LIABILITIES—
notes
"banks_'_-__'-__
domestic
n
7%
380
;
39
<
1,050, r
+
<'*&
+:.'^"143,
,'
9-14
8c
1
—
(quar.)
Products
Loan
Liggett
900
—
22
'■H
,v
497
871,967
LIABILITIES—
Federal
1,469
13,251
—
With
Balances
-.7,866
-i
Banks..
Reserve
vault
in
—,■*
—.——
Federal
pfd.
$5
Life & Casualty Insurance
Stock dividend
—2,578
—1,739
14
+
Liberty
575
+
79
5,689
1,338$
—
Life
Quarterly
Quarterly
.
—4,395
112
3
19,167
,.X————
banks
to
Loans
Cash
XX——
10-31
9-30
$3
(quar.)
Corporation
Liberty
23
+
X 44
+
1,114
indebtedness
of
_________
securities
Other
5,886,922
—d
premises
Other
436,014
certificates
Treasury
loans
Total
!+■■■
575
—
Treasury
12
—
26,545
sercurities—total—_
Government
S.
1
9-29
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), common (quar.)____
5%
preferred (quar,)__w^._X-X___-»xX.
540
■
Total
Held
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Refineries, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stores, com. (quar.) —:
4Vfe%
preferred (quar.)
>
—
1
40c
6%
9/
8,775
Investment
Fink
&
9-17
10-
X 40C
Lerner
162
190)
....
Xx
Leonard
+
+
1,223
ing securities
Heal estate loans
Lehman
Lehn
+
1,864
(quar.)—
—
Lee Rubber & Tire
1,133
+
—
A
(James) Sons Co., 3.85% pfd. (quar.)—
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
+
470
securities—
for purchasing or carry¬
preferred
Lees
pur¬
carrying
or
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
184
+
29,084
loans
—
brokers and
to
chasing
r
85,868
loans
Loans
Steel
$2.50
1955
51,457
industrial
and
Agricultural
__________
adjustedt
_________
Commercial
Bought outright—
Bills
investments
—
Leath & Co., common
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
securities:
Government
mem¬
1956
-
Xv
(quar.)—
(quar.)
——
Lau
Blower
(reduced)
/: Stock. dividend ,X'»—Xl_:
Sept. 14,
Sept. 5,*
1956
quar.)
0-17
(Sessions
convertible
Lawrence
201,902
357,990
:
(increased
of Delaware
9-17
l:f
$15c
Ishpeming RR.
(quar.)
&
(—) Since
Decrease
367,152
21,199,318
B
Corp.
Latrobe
-
'
9-28
20c
Lamston (M. H.), Inc.
$6 preferred
(s-a)
Landers, Frary & Clark
Increase (+ ) or
'
>
r
Other cash
Class
Lamson
4.75%
liabilities of reporting
11,860
10-20
i.
27c
(Alfred), class A (quar.)——
Lamson
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
million and borrowings from others increased $86
million. Loans to banks increased $143 million.
1955
1956
1X56
ASSETS—
York
$87
Sept. 21,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 19,
1
12V2C
Laboratories
lion, of which $98 million was in New York City,
Decrease (—i Since
11-
9-14
12%C
:
Lambert
District, $146 million in the San Fran¬
cisco District, and by smaller amounts in all but one of
the other districts.
Time deposits increased $100 mil¬
Increase ( + ) or
10-20
plus 18c quar. cash div—
University—
Lakeside
(In thousands of dollars;
10-15
.
Extension
—
Lake
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1
25C :.X 10-15
-
(Johni, Ltd. (quar.)_
Laclede Gas Co., com. (inc. quar.).—
4.32% preferred (quar.)—
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
11-
,11-1
7 V2C
(quar.)
Labatt
New
1
$1.75
Quarterly
Quarterly
•Nominal.
the
10-
.
13 %c
(quar.)_
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Locks,
When
Share
(quar.)
La Consolidada S. A.—
2.773038
2.783125
Kwikset
.233350
2.772727
2.782500
.233350
824
1062
.*
Electric, 5 Vic preierred A
Kuner-Empson Co, common (quar.)
.140080*
2.772104
.
pound
?
623
29
*
Kuhlman
.193330*
Africa, pound
Kingdom,
.261050
.0349000
peso
franc
of South
.0800560
,261112
.496766*
,
Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
issue.
Company
Kroger Co., 6%
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.261100
,<•
krone
Philippine
820!
1
Oct. " 1
1974
stock___Sep. 30
Per
2.783437
,
1121
^Continued from page 12)
.208491
2.782500
2.783125
.0800560
guilder
1
X DIVIDENDS
.208325
.
due
j
%)
■
pfd. stock. Oct.
debs,
preferred
.238516*
.238500*
.238575*
.238550*
.238575*
.
this
in
1.023411
.208750
.2008733
Raritan ^
of
X
.323683
.323733
1.022447
peso
United
•X-
.323700
1.C24062
.208733
.
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Netherlands,
♦Announcement
.323666
<
I960,
second
conv.
conv.
cumulative
916
X i
•.
1,
.0200762
1.025424
.323666
1
.0385802*
.0200700
,
1.025442
.
.—
France
Union
.02C0650
Oct
_
2.217878
.0385802*
.208733
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Norway,
.0200656
Pag*
"X 817
.0319333*
'•
2.218127
.0385802*
.0200575
.
.0319333*
.0318993*
.0385802*
Date .X
stock.'
May
cum.
*-,•
_Sep--28
Roxy Theatre, Inc. $1.50 cumulative preferred stock
Oct
Walworth Co. convertible 3V*%
debentures....
...Nov,
iX
.0555555*
.0555555*
j
2.218127
.0385802*
,
Belgium, franc—
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar.
,0555555*
2.217629
2.217131
.
...X
.0319504*
.0319333*
Australia, pound
schilling
$
.0555555*
.0555555*
.
Austria,
Mexico,
X(,
$
$
X'
-^_______Nov-
Corp., 4%
5Vi%
.
stock
..\iC
due
"
•
:
v
1064
X"'
"
(•
preferred
preferred
debs.,
(W. R.) Co. 4'A%
Pittston
-■■■
1064
1
Co.—
convertible
..•Township Water Co.
.^
x
Oct.
ISSUE -CALLED
Manufacturing
cumulative
X 'Consolidated
(Value in United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New York
Rate for
Noon Buying
1969___
;r'
^
Allis-ChaUners
Pas*
1
-:Jl/ >X
bonds, series A, due
Elizabethtown' Water
Country and Monetary Unit
_Oct
_
Ry.
4%
Company and Issue—
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Date.
Co.—■
19d
passed.
Curtis
l
Paper
-
INCLUSIVE
1956
•
Pulp &
debentures due
Western
Bank X"
cable transfers on the different
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
Virginia
3VA%-
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
Pursuant to the requirement
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just
FOREIGN
West
&
I7>/2C
10-
1
25c
10-
1
9-20
30c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-21
30c
10-
1
(Increased)
& Sons
Field
com.
(quar.)—_—
Co., 4.25%
i
X
-
f
pfd. (quar.)—* $1.06 y*
9-30
9-20
9-14
9-15
Volume 184
Number 5571 ;.„The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1271)
•
■
■■r'-i-f
V ■
*'
Name of
Martel
Company
Mills,
Maryland
$1.50
<quar.)_"_
(Glenn
L.)
i
Shipbuilding
&
Dry
Dock
Mastic
Asphalt
Maule
;
Stock
Industries
Corp.
(quar.)_
(J.
McDonnell
preferred
Ray)
&
Aircraft
Machine
Co.
National
Company, $3.60 preferred (quar.)
90c
10-
Distillers Products
2%
15c
11-
9-13
9-13
5c
Stores
Machine
&
preferred
8-31
National
Fire
1
9-14
National
National
25c
10-
1
9-21
National
10-20
Class
9-28
10-
25c
(quar.)
1
9-17
9-20
5%
10-
9-17
10-
40c
9-12
10- 1
50c
10-
1
30c
11-
1
10-
2
10-
Mead
(quar.)
Johnson
&
Co.
Portland
(quar.)
Co:
&
Co.,
$3.50
$4
(quar.)>
common
preferred
convertible
(quar.)
2nd
.
——
_____
preferred
Linotype
_
——.«
9-14
Estimated
series
9-28
9-18
6
10-
1
Extra
Bond
9-10
$1
10-1
9-10
25c
dividend
Stock
Stock
dividend
&
7%
Thermit
preferred
Metals &
Stock
preferred
Extra
Nebraska
9-14
4.40%
9-
4
Common
9-
4
10-
1
9-4
$1.08%
10-
4%%
(quar.)
common
1
1
10-16
($50
56 VtC
11-30
par)
(quar.)
;
11-30
37'Ac
Co.
dividend—
4'A%
preferred
Midwest
6%
Class
w-
A
< 'A %
(quar.)
Inc.,
R.R.
•.
i____
1
'*
$1.25 V-
50c
,i
preferred
25C
—_
u
'
-
preferred
Power
(accum.)
&
9-15
Mohawk
9-21
No-Sag Spring
$1.07'A
10-
1
9-15
Nor-Acme Gold Mines,
10-
I
9-20
Norfolk
1
9-15 ;
'-25c
Co.
Southern
Normetal
Mining,
Ltd.
Norris-Thermador
9-18
North
9-18
4.70%
Utilities,
7%
Moore
B
Drop Forging
4%%
convertible
Morrell
(John)
Morris
(Philip)
Morrison
Co.,
9-18
North
Penn
9-14
North
Shore
Star
9-14
North
9-14
Northeast
9-14
cents
4
from
50c
cents
Mutual
C%
from
System,
10-15
(F.
1
9-17
10-
1
0-17
Mystic
Valley
1
10-
Corp.
Steck
c-:
(A
1
9-14
1
4
Ga$ Co.
Oil,
$1.75
10-
1
9-29
fiscal
9-28
10-
15c
9-
1
12-
1
12-20
3
Quebec
9-20
9-29
9-14
4.44%
9-28
9-14
4.40%
9-29
9-
3.90%
B
20c
;
Ohio
7
Edison
Ohio
and
Co.,
10c
preferred
Water
9-20
9-10
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
Old
___________
60c
9-24
9-10
Old Line Life
55c
9-28
9-19
Quarterly
—
■
net
National
securities
Airlines,
from
profits)
Inc.
(quar.)
net
10-
(quar.)—
45c
9-30
9i 7
85c
97'Ac
9-30
9-
9-30
9- 7
10- 1
10-1
9-17
7
9-14
25c
9-28
9-18
10- 1
11-1
10-15
5%
9-15
9-28
9-23
8-31
40c
10- 5
9-13
9-14
10-
9-24
1
10-
10-15
50c
1
10-1
25c
>
9-10
9-28
9-19
62'Ac
10- 1
9-15
9-26
9-10
11-1
11- 1
9-24
9-30
9-
7
9-25
0-
7
9-24
$1.37'A
40c
25c
$40c
com.____
(quar.)
-
.
10- 1
10-1
10-26
I
—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
,U_'.
Colony Insurance (Boston)
4.24%
Insurance Co.
9-21
$2
J12c
10- 1
9-15
10- 1
9-
12'Ac
$25c
10- 1
10-1
9-15
3
Town
s
preferred
A
preferred
«
$1
"9-26
^9-
6
25 c
10-15
rH o
*
»
55c
4
1010-
1
1
9-17
1
9-17
37M>c
42'Ac
20c
9-29
10-30
10-15
10-10
9-17
9-
7
10-10
9-28
9-28
1
9-18
9-24
9-14
10-
10-24
10-10
9-28
9-14
1C
11-15
12-
1
11-15
25c
10-
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
common
(quar.).
preferred
50c
X;v'
Glass
(quar.)
5c
Pitney-Bowes,
Inc.,
Pittsburgh, Ft.
Common
preferred
9-14
"9-10
1
>
9-11
d
9-11
9-28
9-
7
$1
pfd.
9-
7
9-30
9-
4
25c
9-30
9-
4
•K
9-29
30C
10-4l«i
$2.50
10-
97'Ac
75C
1
9-15
9-25
11-
1
10-15
11-
12'Ac
.
9-10
10-
1
1
10-15
10-15
$1
12'Ac
8'Ac
<
10-15
75e
v
.9-10
-
10-10
93 %c
(quar.)
3
30c
.
(quar.)
4'A%
9-28
45C
(quar.)___
(Hartford)
9-14
9-29
,
9-22
7-17
9-25
10-
1
9-10
10-22
5c
10-
5
1
9-
1
10-15
$1.25
10-
1
10-
11%%
9-24
7-25
$0,111
12-28
>12*28
&
B
53'Ac
Ry.
1
9-20
10-
1
9-10
10-
2
$1.50
(quar.).
Chicago
10-
$1.73
$1.75
Wayne
(quar.)
:i'f
1
10-
4
9-21
9-25
10-
87 'Ac
(monthly)
Co.
v
40c
common
Co.
9-28
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Co.
9-14
9-
10-15
25c
—_
10-15
Co.—
______________—
(quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R.R. (quar.)
Pittston Co., 5 Ms %
preferred (entire
called
9-10
9-28-
$2
.
Pigeon Hole Parking
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred (quar.)___
Plnchin, Johnson & Associates, Ltd. (final)
Amer. deposit, rets, for ordinary
^—.
9-10
10-
1
issue
for
redemption on Sept. 30 at $105
share plus this dividend) Convertible
per
Sept.
Plainfield
20.
$1.37'A
Union
Water
Molded
Arts
Wire
Cable
&
Plough, Inc.
Plymouth Oil
Co.
5%
1st
dividend)-.—__
1
10-
5
12'AC
10-15''
10-
1
9-17
9-20
v
9-28
9-18
40c
9-24
8-31
12'Ac
9-24
9-14
62'Ac
9-24
9-14
62'Ac
9-24
9-14
7'Ac
9-24
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
$2.50
10-
15c '
(quar.)
common
9->0
75c
3%
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
Polaroid Corp.,
Polyplastex United, Inc.—
Class
A
common
(quar.)
Pomona Tile Mfg.
4%
non-cumulative
(H.
K.)
Co.
6%
Pratt
Read
Pratt-Hewitt
Prentice-Hall,
5%
(quar.)
pfd.
9-1 4
9-28
9-17
$1.50
9-29
9-21
27'Ac
(quar.)
9-29
9-
5
9-
5
9-
5
(quar.)
175c
10-15
(quar._________
157c
(quar.)___
■
45c
corn.
pfd.
Inc.,
com.
(stock
9-20
9-20
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
11-15
10-30
2c
.
dividend)
10-15
10-
25c
—
3%
__
9-28
8-31
$1.25
(s-a)—
Ltd.
12-
1
11-16
+3c
10-
1
9-15
______
Apartments,
12'Ac
9-28
9-14
9-12
$3
0
9-14
14C
10-
15c
10-
9-18
1
9-26
17'Ac
Inc.—
(accum.)
Co.
10-
75c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)—
Corp
Oil
Gas
9-21
9-29
1
Ltd.,
participating
$5.40 preferred
Providence
1
9-28
10-15
31'Ac
—
Prestole Corp., 5%
preferred (o.uav.)—
Progress Mfg
'quar.)
Prophet Co. (quar.) ____________—
Hill
10-
50c
9-29
common
Electric,
Prospect
9-14
9-21
30c
Co.
preferred
President
$I
1
t50c
Lambert,,
&
■ax
:
(quar.)—
preferred
&
—
10-
(quar.)_
Power,
non-cum.
Pratt
(quar.)
(quar.)
ppreferred
Canada,
of
pfd.
(quar.
Mills, Inc., 6%
preferred
Corp.
partic.
(Pa.)
5%
Potomac Electric
4'A %
ioc
Electric
9-28
Co.—
(quar.)—
Portland Woolen
Power
15c
(quar.)
Sulphite & Paper
Huron
Common
—
(quar.)—_;
Providence-Washington Insurance
-
;
—
(quar.)
12- 1
11-16
" *
14c
(quar.)
preferred
Providence & Worcester
Provincial
5%
Public
—$1.06(4
Oliver Corp., common
convertible
9-
.
(quar.)
convertible preferred
4'A%
9-14
10c
(quar.)
Olive-Myers-Spalti Mfg. Co.—
from
8-30
9-14
10-
75c
(quar.)
Mathieson Chemical Corp.
4V< %
1
9-27
9-27
9-28
—20c
National
*
12-
20c
9-10
;...
(quar.)
25c
—
1
H*
1
9-26
9-14
9-
6
of America—
Old
class
8-30
62c
$1.11
$1.10
25c
Corp.,
20c
9-10
>
Chemical Fibre—
Publishing
3.60%
$1.06
•
Corp., 40c
1
1
Transit,
S7'Ac
(quar )
(quar.)
& Electric,
10-
Portland
9-28
9-10
9-10
10-
General
10- 1
10-
1
$1.15
Porter
10-25
$1
$1
1
1
10-
83 %c
Portland
25c
3 50c
1010-
(quar.)
9-14
5
7
(quar.)
0-21
10-
9-
60c
Piedmont & Northern Ry.
Port
65c
1
$1.10
preferred (quar.)_.
7%
7
10-
(quar.)
Plastic
20c
(quar.)
Olin
- »
9- 7
$50c
(quar.)
9-17
'
9-30
$1.02'A
•_____
9-14
.
,9- 7
90c
(quar.)
1
>
9-30
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Phoenix Insurance
u
1
ureferred
Phoenix
9-14
$0.508497
Ltd.,
common
Service
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)_____-____^_______^._
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Phillips Electric, Ltd.
9-14
$1.25
10-17
•
9-15
29'Ac
10-
' i
10- 1
11-1
—.
5%
11
9-30
7
10-
40c
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philco Corp., 33A%
preferred A (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)—
:
9-14
Cement (quar.)
Co.—
9-17
75c
preference common (quar.)_
Philadelphia Fund (21c from realized capital
,( gains and 9q from ordinary net Jncome)_.
9-14
10-10
20c
:
A
Glass
Plastic
20c
r
1
$1.50
(quar.)_______
Co.,
9-
9-30
40c
$1
lf)J 1
1
_____
10-25
9-30
4>hil9delphiaf!jCransportatiourL^___—______
1
(quar.)
10-25
11-15
(quar.)
Sand
(quar )
Philadelphia Electric,
9-14
1
dividend)
(Charles)
3'A %' preferred(quar.)
9-21
9-28
Co.
Pfizer
8-31
10-
4%
.
cents
1
10-
Portland
class
Co.,
Oklahoma Gas
Securities—
74
10-
tl5c
183Ac
common
10-25
11-15
preferred
4'A%
9-10
933Ac
Ctfs
11-15
(quar.)
Permain Basin Pipeline
Pet Milk Co., common
9-10
50c
(initial)
preferred
preferred
37'Ac
cents
9-11
7
SI.06'A
(quar.)
6c
26
9-26
'
933Ac
(quai.)__.—_________
Power
C.)
(stock
com.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (Md.) (quar.)_^
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)_
9-10
$1.28'A
!
Brass
i—_______
and
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
933Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
Ohio
10-15
12'Ac
—_—
of
9-
$1.25
Obqrman Mfg., 5% pfd. (quar.)____________
Ogilyie Flour Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
—
$1.65
—___—
Income-
9-19
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Class
capital gains___:
year-end
1
to
Norwich & Worcester R.R.
8% preferred (quar.)
America—
(quar.)
10-
'
muM p.
(Mass.)
Gas,
Corp.,
(J.
Voting
9- 7
(inc.)
(increased)—
9-10
2'A %
(quar.)
preferred
Penobscot
4%
'
Trust
Northwestern States
:
9-10
10-11
$3.50
:
$1.60
1
9-14
$1.25
37'Ac
+
Penn-Texas
■
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co. Ltd.
iquar.)
;___
10-
56'Ac
(increased).
50c
(quar.)
9-
10- 1
2%
preferred
Illinois
Northern
9-14
10-
10-27
preferred
Penton
$1.09
$1.183A :
Northern Ohio Telephone, com.
Northern Pacific Ry. (quar.)
8-31
Morris)
income
10- 1
10- I
(quar.)__
Northern Natural Gas Co., com.
5'A%
preferred (oUar*)——
Inc.—
Gas
investment
preferred
tl'Ac
;
Gas Co.
preferred
$4;40
8-31
10-
59 %c
5%
8-31
1
10-
25c
dividend
Nation-Wide
preferred
4.40 %
30c
Old
Natco
4.50%
9-10
Northern Indiana Public Service-—
6
10- 1
20c
(quar.)_______
Philip
9-
1
A10-
(quar.)
common
investment
Bros,
10-
135c
(quar.)
&
E.)
9-15
9-28
75c
Refractories
Investors
Northern
9-17
10-
125c
t$1.75
common
preferred
Myers
of
1
$1.75
-■;,M
(quar.)
net
10-
15c
Munising Wood Products, 5% pfd.
Muskegon Piston Ring
(quar.)
6
Common
10-1
$1
$1.01Mi
—_—
1
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—
9-15
60c
(quar.)
Car
American
1
X
:
(quar.)
Consolidated
Mutual Investment Co.
North
1
t$1.75
(see
7
1
—
Co.
9-25
1
•'
preferred (quar.)
10-1
Inc.
Brass
Pennsylvania
1
10-
Aviation—
American
5'/s%
10-
(quar.)
Mount Royal Dairies & Co., Ltd. (quar.)_—
Mount Vernon Mills, 7% preferred (s-a)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly
Mueller
9-
25c
7% preferred (quar.)_—_______________
Motor Finance Corp., $5 pfd. (quar.)___
Motorola,
9-25
North
10-
(quar.)
Inc.
9-7
$1.17'A
;
preferred
Cafeterias
9-25
Corp.
9-21
9-10
10-
25c
$1.32
$1.30
Non-voting
E*trg
$1.12'A
.«_i_
(quar.
& Co.
9-20
10-
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
9-25
10-
-
(initial quar.)
common
62'Ac
(quar.)____,
common
1
10-
American
12'Ac
(quar.)__
■
preferred
preferred
,,
25C
.
7%
9-18
25c
(quar.)
$7 class A-' (quar.)
Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd.
Montrose Chemical (quar.)
Moore Corp.,
1
'
125c
_________________
preferred (quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., com. (quar.)
•
10-
$1.18%
:
preferred
10-15
1
:
2%
(quar.)
9-14
33c
9-17
-
_____
9-25
32'Ac
$2
dividend)
9-28
-_i_
$1.50
(quar.)
9-28
45c
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
10-
-
Ltd.
9-21
(quar.)_
common
9-25
*.
(quar.)
Ry.
9-18
New
telephone,
9-n
v.
22'Ac
' >
(quar.)
(•;
25c
pfd.
Corp
10-15
■
$1.50
(stock
10-
4.50%
Peninsular
9-21
9-25
9-26
12'Ac
4V2%
Products
$1.12'A
Ltd
37'Ac
131 y4c
Niagara Wire Wearing Co.,
Nicholson File Co. (quar.)
1
Monlana-Dakota
9-17
Corp.,
Metal
7
(quar.)
(Ohio)
9-15
1
pfd.
1
Penney
——
1
25c
5
(quar.)
common
9-15
10-
50c
25c
preferred
9-15
1
(quar.)
25c
preferred (quar.)_________-.__-__
preferred (quar.)_________________
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_________________
10-1
America
10-
Co.
Power,
10-
of
Peninsular
10-
Co.
10-
Equipment, 5%
Peaslee-Gaulbert
9-20
7
1
"
Parmelee
!•'
7
Trust
1
10-
37'Ac
(year-end)
Transportation (quar.)
10-
9-
Telephone
10-
Rust-Proof
9-
$1.22'A
Corp.
Appliance
Parker
1
$1.12'A
Auto
Parker
9- 5
1
1
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred (quar.)_
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Modern Containers Ltd., class A (quar.)_;—
Monroe
9-21
9-26
10-
4.90%
Molybdenum
9-28
10-10
$1
Manufacturing Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
9-29
9-28
V;
t75c
1-
—_
10-
Rubber
6%
10-
4.50 %
Mohawk
Pantex
9-13
Association-
(quaf.)_
10-
Mobile Gas Service,
Corp.
9-19
9-24
8-29
10-15
10-25
(quar.)
10-
Gas—
&
50c
.
Petroleum
9-29
9-7
9-20
Line
10-19
(quar.)
97'Ac
preferred (quar.)_
__i__
Telephone, 6% pfd. A (quar.)__;—
(J. 3.)
& Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Mohawk
Panhandle Eastern Pipe
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.—
_____
4.30%
Page-Hersey
$1.15
_______
_______
(quar.)
Tubes, Ltd.
9-19
$1.12'A
3.90%
$1.50
12'Ac
Co.
9-19
$1.12'A
3.40%
3.60%
Light Co.—
(quar )
6%
9- 6
(quar.)
Niagara
9-14
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-21-57
dividend)—
Newport Industries, 4'A%
9-12
10-
9-29
9-28
9-20
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
1
1
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
Mitchell
1
9-28
28c
3.90%
Missouri
10-
,
35c
10-10
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$15c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__^
r—
Newport Electric, 33A% preferred (quar.;_
9-15
•_
$1.25
(quar.)
common
10-
$15c :
__
33A%
9-15
1
9-29
$1
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common
10-19
10-
9-20
10-10
Light,
pfd.
Packard-Bell
Ltd.—
Mining Co.
9-20
$1.13
&
10-1
20c
Gas
9-19
10-15
$1.10
9-29
9-15
preferred
York
(quar.)
Common
°
6%
9-17
1
Co._
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
7%
1
10-
Mississippi Valley Gas
Missouri
10-
11- 1
$1.15
(quar.)
10-
45c
State Electric
preferred
Newark
pfd.
i
4.52%
9-15
:
preferred
New
8-31
$1.10
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Shipping (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
10-15
4'A%
10-17
9-27 "
20C
Mississippi
Richmond
9-15
1
10-10
Power
50c
(initial)
prior preferred
York
$3.75
"10-17
10-31
$1.25
—
pid.
&
9-20
1
10-
37c
Pacific
"
20c
—■:
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
6%
New
9-15
10-31
25c
<
(quar.)
9-19
9-19
10-1
9-28
$4.50
_.
.__
"
9-20
3
1
:■
___,
9-30
10-
9-28
10-15
York, Chicago, & St. Louis RR.—
Honduras Rosario
I V,;
10-
20c
1
X
10-15
&
10-
70c
iquar.)
1
10-15
30c
York
$1.25
(quar.)__
Co
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)_.__.
to approval of New
Board of Public Util. commis.)
preferred (s-a)
Y.
9-28
10-
10-15
4.60%
N.
10-15
9-10
10-
10-15
3.35%
New
10-15
$1.09
7
common
75c
,i
$1.12'A
9-14
New
_"9-20
10-
10-15
37MaC '
(stock
.;9-26
9-28
$1.183/4
9-14
New
$4.40
9-28
10-15
(quar.)
9-28
New York Auction
9-28
9-30
56'Ac
.
$4.60
10-15
X
''-10c
__
Cirp.
5
1
(quar.)
10- i
9-15
v
—
Minnesota Power & Light »
5% preferred (quar.)___
5
9-
preferred
10c
Jersey Power & Light Co.—
4% preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New Orleans Public Service, com.
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
2
9-
9c
10- 5
9-23
•
9-21;
preferred
10-15
(quar.)_
(quar )
Gas. com.
10-
preferred
10-15
(quar.)
Water
10-10
$4.50
9-28 f
75c
Haven
6%
9-14
11-
9-29
-15c
__i_.
!
A
10-15
50c
75c
—$1.12Mi
New
9-15
8c
Co., 5% preferred (s-a)__t_
St. Paul & Saulte Ste. Marie
Maid
3
74Ac
(quar.)_.^-
(s-a)
Minute
1
12-
9-29
._
(quar.)
Fund
10-
37'Ac
;
Extra
'
Minnesota
9-20
60c
(quar.)
Milton Bradley
;<•
1
10-1
.
com,
Co., "common
Minneapolis,
10-
6c
5%
Jersey
7
56'Ac
(quar.)
'preferred
9-
10- 1
(quar;)l-_
•Miller-Wehl
1
25c
(quar.)__
com.
Miles Laboratories (monthly)
Miller Mfg. .Co., common
(quar.)__i
v
10-
>
$50c
New Jersey Natural
Stock divld.
(subject
7
20%
Securities,
preferred
9-
Lighting Corp.,
40c
9-7
1
30c
(quar.)_
1
10-
10c
pfd.
6%
10-
Iniermountain Express
50c
9-14
75c
Pacific
Pacific
New
9-14
50c
__________
t_:
Reclaiming,
1
9-29
22'Ac
(quar.)
'
10-
9-20
9-17
& Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)_
New Haven Gas < quar.)
11-15
$2
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)..
Mid-Texas Telephone Co.,
Abrasive
preferred
10-15
60c
■0 9-20
Pacific
(quar.)
Electric
9-15
J50c
(quar.)
$15c
&
1
31'/4c
+
1
9-13
(quar.)
Gas
9-15
10-
37'Ac
.>
...
1
9-13
New England Telephone
11-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
par)
($100
preferred
Rubber
4.60%
(quar.)
1
$37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'A% conv. preferred (quar.)
New England Power Co., 6% pfd.
1
40c
5% preferred (quar.)
Terminals Co.,- Ltd.
(s-a)_
Greyhound Lines, 5% pfd.
Pacific Indemnity Co. (quar.)
9-28
___________■:
England
10-15
10-
Inc.—
preferred
Pacific Gas & Electric
9-25
Common
10-16
11-
prior
9-26
New
8%
Stock
9-15
11-
—
Mid-West
9-11
9-29
New
9-11
$1,10
(quar.
South
Midwest
9-25
'
$1.22'A
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
4
50c
—
Utilities, Inc. (quar.)
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
Quarterly
Midland Steel Products, com. (quar.)
$2
9-
9-25
11-15
20c
(quar,)
10-
50c
New Brunswick Telephone Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
New England Electric System (quar.)
Co.—
&
preferred
4.50%
1
50c
$1
preferred
Stern
10-
$1.11 »A
+$1.75
50c
Extra
9-14
4c
Common
1
5
>
income)
Canada,
1
$4.75
.
(quar.)-______-__
Corp.
(quar.)
Neon Products of Western
1
Associates,
6%
$4.36
Insurance
11-
10-15
Fisheries
10-
Continental Telephone Co.—*
preferred
10-
(quar.)
preferred
4.90%
6%
American
Pacitic
dividend
income)-
Nehi
10- 1
i
Michaels
Middle
0-14
Fire
1
11-15
$1
10-
10c
9-28
9-14
Pacific
20c
National Union
12-
t25c
•.
50c
Mfg.
National-U. S. Radiator
95c
(quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric,
Coast
9-29
9-14
$$3
!
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
9-21
96'Ac
(quar.)X
Co.
Pacific
Co.
_
■____
(quar.)
preferred
Refining
&
Tool
_____
(quar.)
Copper
Sugar
9-7
9-28
9-17
10-
1
:
9-28
10-
(s-a)
31'Ac
Corp., Ltd.
9-17
9-28
3
:
97'Ac
3.90%
4.45%
Car
National
Co.—
(quar.)
Miami
Steel
National Tile
9-14
15c
10-
10-15
.
10-15
$25c
Coast Co.,
12c
35c
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-8
17'Ac
1
_______
Pacific
1
50%
9-23
(quar.)
9-17
1
Extra
tl33Ac >
„
9-17
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
National Terminals Corp.
1
4
8
9-17
15c
■
Investment
30c
(quar.)
3.85%
4.35%
10-
910-
8
dividend
National
5
9-13
9-28
Ry.
preferred
(quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., common
8
(from investment income)
(from
National Supply,
12-
9-30
9-28;
4%
8
(quar.)
distributions
investment
87'Ac
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison
3.80%
'
(quar.)_>
Corp., common
common
preferred
1-7-57
62'Ac
;
•
(quar.)
Controls
Metro, Inc.,
7%
l'A %
(quar.)
quarterly
9-13
12-21
9-7
Series—
9-13
10-13
250
;
«...
.
_
Mesta Machine Co.
Metal
9-29
l'A %
.___
1
10-
Shares
National
Quarterly
10-
10-15
7% "preferred (quar.)
Opelika Mfg. (increased)
Orange & Rockland Electric—
10-
25c
(quar.)
Corp
National-Standard
Co.
9-10
9-26
Mfg.
(from
Series
National
9-10
9-26
&
Balanced Series
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
.
Securities
9-
50c
1
__
7
10-
(quar.)
9-14
"87'Ac
.
(quar.)____
-
7
8-31
11-
(quar.)
B
9-27
:50c
Mergenthaler
A
preferred
National
9-10
9-
12-
9-20 '
tl5c
9-12
Products Co., Ltd.—
Pacific
preferred
10-1
1
Industries, Inc.
Screw
10- 1
10-
1
$1.25
2nd
75c
20c
(quar.)
1
10-
10- 2
(quar.)
20c
;
2nd
25c
—-
—
10-
1-2-57
'
Quebec
Common
2%
5%
40c
(quar,)
-
Steel
75c
5 Jo
k>
Ontario
9-13
:
$1.50
(quar.)
National
2oc
Cement
Co. (quar.)
Merchants Bank of New York
Merck
11-
37'Ac
&
9-17
>
Propane Com.—,
9-15
1
Ontario
0
,
$1.12'A
Presto
9-19
25c
Medusa
Co.
9-14
I
1
f8c
common.
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lock
1
10-
6c
(quar.)
National
--v
Mc.Quay-Norris
Men gel
National
9-14
of Rec.
9-29
6%
10-22
10-
J5c
4'A%
9-19
1
1
Holders
('• ?25c
(accum.)_____
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
preferred A (quar.)
5'A% convertible preferred B (quar.)__
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
(quar.)
10-22
When
Payable
Ltd.—
Ontario
10-
$5c
Corp._____
B
7
10-
20%
class A (quar.)
dividend
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quav.)_
1010-
15c
____
_
dividend)______
Service,
1
9-
50c
Co., common
Linen
9-20
r"
v
Share
25c
Beauty Supply Co.,
$1 participating preferred
75c
Stock
4Uc
Engineering Co.—
Dredging
Lead
'
..1
.
(quar.)
Ontario
'
li-
1
J37'Ac
(quar.)
>
preferred
National
1
of Company
Inc?
Omar,1
> 9-24
10-15
J15c
:_____
(Hartford)
(stock
National
6%
'
'
___
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
(quar.)
Investors
9-17
9-14
10-
Co.
Homes
conunon„__
B
75c
_
(quar.)
Insurance
National
9-17
10-
15c
12'Ac.
*;
A
Class
9-14
10-
87c
(quar.)
9-29
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Gypsum
9-14
.
dividend)
Machine
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
u:
McQuay, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.).
McWilliams
Grocers
$1.50
9-10
27'Ac
;
—15c
National
io-
62%c
(stock
Welding
10-
(quar.)
Mfg.
Electric
;_
(quar.)____
Extra
9-14
9-28
5c
National
Register
J$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
9-25
9-26
<
5c
Cash
Per
Name
9-18
10-22
1.
Fund
(quar.)
of Rec.
National
tl2%c
McLean Industries, $3 preferred
McLean Trucking Co. (quar.).
Holders
7
1
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCrory Stores Corp., common (quar.)
convertible
When
Payable
50c>10-15
'
7
10-
McCord
McDermott
Per
Share
\
,
(quar.)l—^_2
9-
10-
._.
Ltd.—
r;'V4.■'
■;
'>
common
9-
t$l
Oil
Co.,
(quar.)-
preferred
'"5 "
Company
Biscuit Co^.
National
National
_
McColl-Frontenac
5%
"
.
$1.12%
.
Ltd., common (quar.)
; $6 partic. pref. (quar.)
,
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
McNeil
9-28
9-26
''
Name of
7
"
Co.—
Maxwell,
McLellan
fl:-
31'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Growth
McKay
of Rec.
40c
r
Cbmmon
$3.50
Holders
9-28
-
,
75c
(-quar.)_^_____.l____
Co.
,.4%-%
4%
When
Payable
Per
'>3\'Share
common
$3 preferred
Martin
47
./
Transport
preferred
Service
5.60%
Co
preferred
RR.
Co.,
North
Public, Service-Co, of O.kjahojna—,:
4% preferred (quar.»
15c
10- 2
9-
7
4.24%
preferred
(qj
10-31
10-
1
4.65%
preferred
<qil'" )
i.t
162'Ac
—
1
9-17
9-30
9-15
10-
10-
1
9-15
Carolina—
(quar.)——
$1.12'A
125c
common
(quar.)
of
$2.50
(quar.)
35c
—-
,,
10-1
9-20
1
9-15
"
hi
1.. >j'.i
$!*"
'
10-
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
i
•
(1272)
Company
$1.40 divid.
When
Share
Electric
Service
Sc
Gas,
(quar.)
com.
9-29
Stock
Ltd.
9-29
Purity
Stores
Stock
.9-24
10^ 1
10-
preferred
-
Shawmut
Sheep
9-21
V
Shelby
Shell
8-24
9-17
4
Co.
10-1
Shuron
Sicks'
9-24
$1.50
10-20
10- 1
;
10-1
9-10
9-28
$50c
»
(Canada), Ltd., class A
1st
preferred
1st
class A
(A.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Renold
pfd.
(quar.)
Chains
A
A
Sommers
0-14
9-14
Soss
9-14
0-17
10-1
*276
$5c
Reserve Oil
&
Resistoflex
Revlop,
Gas
(stock div.)__
Corp.,
Inc.
5%
pfd. A
(increased
-
preferred
62«/2c
4.50%
7%
preferred
2nd
Rich's, Inc.,
3%%
Richardson
Riley
Stoker
$1.25
(P.
(accum.)—;
(N.
Y.)
10-
v
1
C.)
9-15
25c
Z
10-
1
$1.25
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
fo-
1
-
/
.
$-VT
9-14
'
$1.19
2%
12-18
35c
10-
15c
Light
preferred
Lawrence
5%
&
A
5%
Louis
Steel
Diego
5%
Gas
&
common
■
4.36%
Co.
&
preferred
5%%
5 % %
A
preferred A
Scott
&
Scott
Paper
Fetzer
Scripto,
Inc.,
Seaboard
Air
Seaboard
Finance
Line
$4.75
Securities
&
prior
class
A
Oil
$1.75
10-15
40C
11-
;
10-
1
.
.
9-18
i
Ry.,
'-C'"
1
1
$-14
8-31
f
$4.84
37 %c
9-28
1
9-20
12-15
10-
12-
1
10-
1
9-15
10-17
'
10-10
1
9-
10-15
7
9-28
10-15
Gas
9-28
10-15
9-28
10-15
preferred
9-
1
9-27
10-
'10-15
Grean
11-
1
9-24
'
10-
1
10-
5
10-15
11-
8-1-57
1
9-20
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
50c
10-
1
9-13
9iy4c
*
12-
1
11-14
11c
_
$4.56 pfd.
!
$5
Stancan
prior
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
One
share
Ltd.
for
Standard
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8-31
p.
5%
9-28
9-14
20c
;
9-27
:Z'9- 4
$1.12(4
: r
30c
1010-
h
(quar.)
1
10-
60c
4
'
/
7
(stock
(quar.)__
*
50c
10-
pfd.
preferred
series
B
(quar.)—
Class
A
(quar.)
dividend)—
of
Stanrock
1C
$3
Uranium
shares
9-28
12-10
9-14
12-
1
(quar.)
Ship,
com. (quar.)_
(quar.)__i
9-20
Standard
Screw
Standard
Tube
Co.,
class
(L.
Products
S.)
Co.
8-24
Common
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
10-
1
9-14
9-25
9-10
10-
1
1
9-21
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
10-
1
10-10
9-20
S'29
9-19
B (increased)
(quar.)
9-20
(increased)
Stedman
Stein
Bros.,
Roe
(From
&
Ltd.
ordinary
&
4\r2%
9-28
9-12
Union
9-18
Union
Electric
4V2 %
9-28
9-14
9-28
9-14
$1.25
12-31
12-14
10-
1
9-15
18c
;
9-25
9-12
25c
10-
4
9-14
15c
10-
1
9-18
56c
10-
1
9-11
57c
1-2-57
'
12-11
1010-
1
10-
I
Line—
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-24
9-7
10-
1
10-
1
$$1.12'/2
10-
1
9-7
10-
1
9-7
Paper
25c
11-
1
11-
1
9-27
$l^!2y2
^
11-
1
">9-27
3iy4c
(N.
•
preferred
Twist
Yards
Drill
United Biscuit
$4.50
Co.
preferred
10-
-
*
of
(initial
Omaha
(reduced).
9-18
9-28
40c
7
f
*
9-29
.
45c
10-
62Vic
y1010-
'
>
9-14
3
,
9-21
1?'
9-21
1
9-21
25c
.10-15
11c
P'i'
11-30
$2
10-
10-
1
10-
,
1
11-20
1
$15c
(quar.)
9-20
/
.
"
.
62y2c
9-19
;'%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
com.
9-27
■■i'ipp.pp['/.'■
pref.
5
9-18
/
"•
(quar.)..
Ltd.—
10-
1
.
Y.)—
(quar.)
Corp,
9-27
10-15
"
30c ?
.
iy
67%c10- 1- ;'
10c
10-15
30c
Co.,,
new
9-7
:.y",
(quar.)'
2nd
partic.
Investment Co.
Stock
9-17
9-17
9-14
633/4c
prior preferred
Pacific
Union
8-31
-
40c
yv
stockholders.)
Union
Union
f
.
—
preferred
4%
9-14
1
$50c
___.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
;___—__________
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)______
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)______
New
9-15
-
1
5%
of
RR.,
9-25.
10-
30c
y
•
quar.)_.
Acceptance Corp.,
non-cum.
9-15
10- 1
$$1.25
y,
America
Union
$25c
(quar.)
60c
9-21
9-25
$25C
1
Jersey
Bag-Camp
Inc.—-
(quar.)
Union
9-17
1
$25c
*-
Corp. (quar.)
Mfg. Co.. class A (quar.)
Underwriters Trust (N. Y.) (quar.).__
9-28
$1.25
9-12
20c
Ulrich
9-15
...
9-20
9-26
10-
$35c
Udylite
1
9-29
I
25c
_
Ltd.—:
LaSalle Street
1%-is
35c
.___.
Stern Textiles,
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible
South
9-15
1
17%c.
—.
5%
208
$4.50
income)
Sterling Brewers, Inc.
and
7
9-15
9-29
10-
35c
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp., (Del.)—
Quarterly
Twin City Rapid Transit, common (quar.)
10-
60c
75c
Fund,
of banks
9-29
$25c
dividend
10c
(quar.)
Farnham
of
50c
;
9-
15c
;
9-21
$15c
^
Stern
9-18
9-28
10-
9-7
1
(Subject to approval of the Superintendent /
/;
;,
*10-15
$37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
9-25
75c
(quar.)
9-10
9-19
10-10
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
9-10
1
9-25
$1
(quar.)
1
9-28
10-15
10-10
93 %c
,
1
10-
11-1
15c
80c
1
$1.25
$56y4c
:
1
30c V 10-
(quar.)_
North
Co.
Stock
9^ 7
25c
-
Trust
9-14
9-14
/
10- 1
$69c
New
9-14
1
9-18
9-28
,
$60c
Trust-Co,- of
9-14
1
10-
Co._
10-
9-15
1
10-
$15c
10-
1
10-
40c
(quar.)
10-
10-
10c
15c
Materials', Ltd.
Ltd., class A
Radio,
B
'
10-16
75c
.:
:
(quar.)
10c
$1.13
10-23
Oil
Home
10-10
9-17
50c
Co., Ltd., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Holding Corp., class A (quar.)
Standard
Starrett
9-17
9-28
preferred
9-28
"/
;
10-
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
Treesweet Products, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Tri-Continental Corp.,.. common—
$2.75
preferred
(quar.)
11-20
9-28
preferred
$4.90
9-17
1
8»/2c
J.)
(Ohio)
preferred A
Class
12-
18 3/4 c
(N.
Fuel
B
Works
9-20
40c
(quar.)
participating preferred
Participating
Stanley
10-10
9-18
(quar.)_
9-15
10-
:
(quar.)
(increased
$2.55
;
pfd.
/
3iy4c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Mines,
held.,
conv.
9-28
1
31J/4c
;
(quar.)
.
5% preferred (quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
1
9-28
10-15
15c
(quar.)
B
4'/2%
10-15
40c
—
Corp. (quar.)
Ltd., common
Finance Corp.
Class
9-14
9-10 /
9-15
/
10-
HVic <
Mortgage, Ltd
Torrington Co. (quar.)
Towmotor Corp. (quar.)
9-14
!
10- 1
.
17%c
.
—
Trusts
Works,
9-14
9-29
15c
;r
-
——
Traders
9-14
5
70c
9-14
9-28
f
9-17
9-14
9-
7
35c
9-27
8-29
$1.12%
11-15
10-20
/ /
$1
92 Vic
87 Vic
11-15
"
10-20
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
15c
10-
1
9-21
30c
10-
1
9-10
s-a)__—
20c
10-
1
9-10
(quar.)
30c
9-25
9-15
60c
9-28
$1.12%
10-15
___
(initial-quar.)
9-20
of America
(quar.)—
I
9-14/
's
'2%
(quar.)^.
-
Toronto
4
9-30
10-
Glass
I
-
4
9-22
9-14
1
10-
9*
I
10-
.
10-10
t
25c
,y
prpferred
(qnar.)
Oil Co., $1^0 preferred
Clothes
(quar.)_
Iron
10-
$1
$$
/.•>25c
..
3
9-
(quar.)
preferred (initial series)
General
10-1
15c
Class A
9-14?:
12-
1
5%
1
1
$4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Packing
(quar.)
Toronto
9-17
12-14
50c
<
«'
9-24
10-10
10-10""
1
10-
,
3iy4c
—_____—
Toronto
11'10-
40c
// /
9-24
1 V
25c
y
9-14
,
11- 1
*
32c
,
Co
Fibre
1
*. 11-
$1
Inc..
9-14
9-23^
,9-28
$1.14
Products (quar.)__.
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A (s-a)_
Tishman Realty & Construction—
Tobin
•
preferred
each
Stanley
50c
9-24
non-cony^
10-
■./•.
*-$1.21
Common
1
:
■
RRr (tyiiar.)
Dredging, $1.60
9-14
25c
/•
9-17
10-
25c
200%
Uranium
9-20
15c
9-27
10-15
11-16
$1.25
(ouar.)
I.)
conv.
Timely
,
15o.
3%
Inc.—
9-27
20c
10-19
.
25c
(quar.)
10-19
11-
9-14
12-15
Tlnnerman
,
3iy4c
common
11-
9-14
1
$1.25
1
Tidewater
/
.
27 V*c
(H.
5%
Conv.
10-19
dividend
10-10
$1.25
11-
1
10-
y
Thrift Investment Corp.—
Class A common (quar.)
10-19
30c
25c
$1.18%
11-
10-
*
9-14
$1.25
dividend
"
10-19
$1.10
1
/
(quar.).
Mills
5%
8
10-19
Square D Co., (increased)
to
11-
10-
/
*
—
Thompson-Starrett,
10-19
Quarterly
$2
10-
1
Co.—
(quar.)__
(quar.)_____
Power Tool (quar.)
Thorofare Markets Inc., common
1
10-19
27%c
Springfield Fire «fc Marine Insurance
Stock
10-15
11-
10-
r
(quar.)_
B
10-15
$1.35
~
Z
:
9-15
*
11- 1
$1.14
Thor
8-17
11-
V
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
Sperry Rand Corp., com. (quar.)_i
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
62 %c
(quar.)
Stock
9-17
11-
(stock dividend)
75c preferred
(quar.)
Standard Fire Insurance
Standard Fruit & Steam
10-
15c
40c
1
•
'
11-15
$1.15
income
Bros,
Standard Factors, com.
1
$1
I
Thompson
9-17
10-
10-
$1
(quar.)
Industries,
Thomaston
9-17
10-
Fund
9-14
10-
85c
.
10-
7
4%
preferred
Thomas
.I
3%%
(quar.)
Standard Paper Mfg., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Standard Paving &
.
'
$1.16 »/4
-
7-17
27 %c
(quar.)
9-15
% $1.25
9-
(quar.)
9-14
10-
1
12'/2c
common
Carbon
9-20
•
(quar.)
9-24
1
10-15
7
40c
(quar.)
10-
7
10-
30c
(quar.)
Thermatomic
Investors, Inc.—
From investment
Spencer
9-28
10-
10-15
27 %c
(quar.)—.
15c
9-
$1.16
Pipeline
preferred
< Thermoid Co.
10-
7
1/
-
"
46c
60c
__.
4%
9-24
$1.50
(quar.),
preferred
Sovereign
Spalding (A. G.)
9-14
9-28
10-25
30c
$1.10
1%
(quar.)
10-
$1.07
preferred (quar.)
'
10-25
2%%
(quar.)
■'
2%o
IV|-ir.
Standard
preferred
$2
9-
10-
r,
1
Light Co.
7
•
1
preferred" (quar.)___
common (quar.)
$1.25^ convertible preferred (quar.)
4% preferred A (quar.)__:
*
9-28
Pacilic
Textiles,, Jnc.;
Textron, Inc.,
9-20
25c
&
non-cum,
a/
$4 preferred
Texas Utilities
9-15
10-15
7
10-1
(quar.)__—
Natural
Texas Power &
10-15
50c
9-
$1.24 '
Transmission
preferred
5%
9-10
1
24c
1
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.).
J
-
9-29
$1.20
(quar.)
r
.
10-
Common
9-28
^
9-7
preferred J quar.)
Texas-Illinois
9-20
10-10
;
:
97%C
4-17
9-20
$1.06 >A
5-1-57
Corp.
10-15
$1,033/4
27 %c
Co., common
(quar.)
Gas
10- 5
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
preferred
&
10-31
92'/a c
Standard
preferred
28^c
•
.
Standard
Seismograph Service Corp.
Shamrock
4.36%
4.40%
9-12
10-
$1.09
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Ang.)
Seiberling Rubber Co., common—
4y2%
9- 5
1
;
5.40%
10- 5
i
pfd.
i
1-17
Corp.,
(quar.)
9-30
Gas
10-
.
$1.28
;
4.96%
■
9-
:
(quar.)
Texas
5
9-7
1
$1.31 V*
.
1
9-7
1
$1.27»/2
(quar.)
preferred
9-7
10-
'
;
.
7
$1.22 V2
—
preferred
9-
>
10-
$1.16'/4
(quar.)
;
9- 7
,
10- 1
.
$1.16
Co.—
$4.56
4
•$-. 5
10-31
28c-
(quar.)
Service
9-17
Acceptance
preferred
9-10
10-
15c
I
(inc.)
com.
(quar.)
Co.
10-
Gas
9-12
1
$1.15
I
9-10
;
9-26
10yl
-
$1.12%
(quar.)
$4.64
,9-14
9-30
Natural
preferred
9-15
10-5
/ 10-
(quar.)____:
Electric Service
$4
9-15 /
9-15
~
35c
V
(quar.)
Texas
9-20
10-31
-
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-17
RR.
1
9-29
60c
"
.
v
1
A
10-
15c
2-1-57
A
60c
(quar.)__
>
3%
~
,■
Co.,
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Roebuck
:
1
$1.25
22c
(quar.)
class
7%
27 %c
$3.40
Co.
preferred
4.25%
preferred
4.40% .preferred
4.60% preferred
5
8-31
60c
;_
(quar.)
Scovill Mfg. Co., common
$3.65 preferred
(quar.)
Lace
4.15%
9-
8-31
22 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Scranton
9rl4
;
1
24c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
1
10-
Public
3.90%
10-
25c
pfd.
9-1 A.
;
.
$1.06y«
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Texas
(quar.)
A
9-14
3-14
$$1.50
(quar.)
Corp., 5%%
9-28
9-28
22%C:
j.
preferred
10-
75c
dividend
Stahl-Meyer,
quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
3.70%
.
Savoy Oil Co.
dividend)
Sayre & Fisher Brick (stock
dividend)-.
Schick, Inc. (increased quar.)
preferred
preferred
Tennessee
Mills
8pokane International
(quar.)
(Del.)
(stock
5%%
5.10%
1
1
(quar.)
5.12%
9-15
1
110*
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
,
10-
$1.02',^
(quar.)
preferred
9-20
1
10-
15c
.
*
110- 1
50c
(quar.-)__
9-20
1
10-
:
7
9-
9-29
10-
-
$1.50
—*.'•
9- 7
-
9-29
25c
(quar.)__:
5.25%
9-28
17'/2C
$,
1
y
(quar.)__!
preferred
4 90%
^
Southwestern Life Insurance
$1
11c
preferred
Schwitzer
10-
$1.25
Power
Lumber
9-17
9-25
".•>
(quar.)—.
Electric
35c
$50c
(quar.)_
Electric
preferred
preferred
4.65%
6
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transmission com.
4.60%
9rl2
9-28
1010-
25c
(quar.)_u
—Z
4 64%
v
soc /
.
Corp..;
Southwestern
v/v :
-
Gas
9-10
1
9-26
__
(quar.):
Ry.
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
San Jose Water Works, common
Sangamo
35c
70c
preferred (quar.)
Nevada Power, 4.80%
4
9-29
:
$$1.25
Sangamo Company, Ltd
Savannah
10-
:/ 2%%
(quar.)
Electric—
preferred
9-12
10-
4.50%
9-12
10-
(quar.)
Process,
9-17
"
$1.07%
Ltd.,
(increased
10-
$30c
$50c
$1.25
pfd.
,
9-15
45c
'
preferred .(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__'
4y4%
9-12
(quar.)
Co.
9-17
1
/y '•
_
Castings (quar.)
preferred
4% %
8
10-
1
Insurance Co. (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)__
Common
9-14
1
50 c
«
Southwest Natural Gas Co., $6 pfd. A
(quar.)
Southwestern Gas & Elec.-, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
9rl4
'
60C
-
St. Paul Fire & Marine
St. Regis Paper,
San
4.10%
9-13
10-
10-1
53c
A
;
9-15
9-15
(quar.)"
_!
Z
common
-v
.9-15
;
10-1
:
Gas
;
;
19-10
683/4c
Cerp.
Tennessee
9-12
:
4.28% preferred (quar.)
'Southwestern Investment Co.—
1
10-
25C
*
Francisco
preferred (quar.)
Tennessee
9-12
10-24
$«i
Southwest
0-30
10-1
$20c
Power
San
10-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Stockyards
Louis
Service
Telephone
Southwest
9-17
10-29
5c
preferred
Louis
9-15
;
*
10%
..v//..//;/
—:
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
9-26
v 10-
717/8c
B
Aircraft
'
9-19
9-10
30c;
10- 1
62y2e* 'l0-l
;___
Power,'-' 6%
;
;;
»"
preferred/,-(quar.)—___
Temco
Sugar Co.—
,
"i
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Joseph
24%c'
Z
_
pfd.
preferred
8%
$5
9-14
'a
11-16
10-16
X32\ic
Co.
Lowell
4.30%
10-
Common
9-14
y
5614 c
Southern Railway—
:
Z
Mobile & Ohio stock trust (s-a)
Southern Union Gas, $1 conv.
pfd
;
'_
,
common
9-26
v
(quar.)_.
common
;
1
11-30
v-
10-« I
,50c
Telluride
9-2$
6-31
9-29
$1
*
Extra
>
;
y
110-
.
1
1-1-57.
50o
;•
(quar.)
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio,
8-31
9-15
...
y.
'•
(quar.)
;
>.
9-15
10-15
$7c
1
9-21
^
l
10-
50c
—
1
Taylor Instrument Cos
8-31»1
•
~
9-
9-21
1
$1.50,-10- 1
50c
;
:,
9-21
.
.
1
.
'_
—
(G.), Ltd.,
preferred
10^
$$1.25
___
(quar.)
Tavlor-Colquitt Co.
"8-31
*
10-
v
;
L
1
10-
.
,
.
(quar.)
Safeway Stores,
ri
9-28 -
10-
Southern New England
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Southern Oxygen
(quar.) ~
9-14
91c
«
—
,v.
,
4.80%
9-20
'
9-28
10-
^
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
Common (quar.)
Southern
(stock dividend)
<quar.)_
Co., 4%%
(quar.)
Southern Franklin
9-20
110-15
9-15
57'/2c
(quar.)
Southern Canada Power—
6% partic. pfd. (quar.)
9-20
>10-1
9-15
1':
9-28
25c. i
(quar.)
%
10-16
Z/ 0-29
40c
Shops (quar.)
Safety Industries. Inc. (quar.)—
5%
8-31
9-?l
$$1
Axle
dividend
(F.
.4
4%
4.48%
9-14
0-27
7C,
1
10-
57y2C
common
Original
4.32%
10- 1
10-
4
4%
9-14
62'/2C
Gas,
*
?
"..y'v-"4
Tamblyn
9-24
1
20c
.*
Ltd.—
(quar.)_^
preferred
10-
$35c
»
9-21
9-18
9-29
r
$«y4c ; aO-
preferred
fquar.)
1_
5'^%
preferred
(quar.)__
9-29
10- 1 3
10-
$1.38
,
10c
*:
(quar.)
9-21-
9-17
62V2c%>10- 1 ?
67J/2c
pfd.
(James), Inc., comnion
53/4%
«
9-28
30c
.
1
10-1
30c
—i
pfd.
10-
:
9-19
"10-li.
1$1
j
f-..:
'
10-15
.
25c
California Edison, com.
preferred <quar.)i.___,..
preferred" (guar.) :.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-17
$20c
(quar.)
,
Russell Industries, Ltd.
(quar. )_.;____
Ryerson & Haynes (stock dividend) j
Saco
Southern
0-14
9-13
0-28
9-14
38 3/4 c
(quar.)___
Public
Southeastern
1
for
Stock
5%
10-19
Theatre,
Russell
Southeastern
—
—
Sears
■'<
$10c
Inc.; $1.50 pfd. entire issue
redemption on Oct. 29 at $51
per share plus this dividend)____«
Royalite Oil Co., Ltdi, 5»A%. pfd.
(quar.)
Rubinstein (Helena) Inc. com
.(quar.)-—.
$5
10-19
9-28
9-28
v
$1.25
&
—
9-28
10-
9-18
itvit
(quar,)
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)
Co;, Ltd;(increased)
8%
11-1
9-28
20c
...
4
1, 9-28
$1.13
5%
••
..
Southam
$1.50 v -11-1
-
______
Ruppert (Jacob)
,
Common
0-15
9-15
ii-1
Talcott
9-28
IOC
:
Participating
L.)
Plywood
called
9-10
10c
—
common
"L"
Porto Rico
10-1
...
.
participating class A
Rockwell Spring &
Rome Cable Corp.
$4
f
South
10-* 1 <
30c
;
•
Co.—
,
St.
1
9-10
9-28
12»/2C
.....
(quar.)
Jersey Gas
4.56%
_____
St.
preferred
10c
5%
2pd. preferred (initial)Rockland Light «fe Power—
4.75% preferred IS ('(Jtiar,.)
St.
4.50%
50c
quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
St.
10-10
65c
Rochester Telephone, common,
(quar.)___
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
St.
n-1
25c
/
_
(year-end)
Rochester American Insurance
Roxy
preferred
9-10
1
9-19
1'
*
Switson Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)
8ylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
Common
(quar.) /;
$4 preferred (quar.)__
10-31
25c
common
(quar.)
preferred
•1.75
Mfg. Co., Ltd., common
43/4% 1st preferred (quar.)——.——
Robinson Little & Co. Ltd. (quar.)_;
Roddis
4.60%
Fund—
Cement
Robertson
9-10
preferred
$1.76
Participating units
Ritter Co.
Riverside
10- 1
10-
10-
:
10-31
$1
$70C
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.60%
933/4c
Corp.
(reduced
preferred
9-19
17 %c
(quar.)
Rlttenhouse
5%
Gas,
South Carolina Elec.
"
'(quar.)
Products
Atlantic
3
$1.12%
/•:
(quar.)
Co.
Metal
South
South
(quar.)—.
1 *
5%
593/8c
preferred
-I
(quar.)
: Stock Dividend
9-20
10- 1
11-
ioc;
5%
90c
9-28
70C
ioc;
Mfg. Co
12%c
(quar.).;
Bros,
Richman
Rieke
Stores,
9-14
10-
9-14
10-11
South American Gold & Platinum—
,
0-26
;
9-30
35c
i
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-10
10-15
31 y4c
(quar.)
1st
preferred
9-14
10-22
2%
:
(quar. )_______
(quar.)
Rice-Stix, Inc., 7%
'
12-14
9-25
10-' 1
$1
25c
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
4% % pfd. A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
3.60%
1-1-57
$28c
Republic Insurance, 4% preferred (quar.)—
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.—__
1'
10-
Company
Quarterly
11-15
"
(quar.)r_21:
(quar.)
(O. A.), G%
'■
5
1
y
1—
I
$1.40
9-21
->
12-
10-
;
•
&
$50c
;
50c conv. preferred (quar.)
Sonotone Corp., com. (quar.)
$1.25 conv. pfd. A (quar.)
$1.55 conv. preferred (quar.)
Sorg Paper Co., common
5% % preferred
(quar.)
9-29
8wilt
1
!
(quar.)
(Canada)
Petroleum Corp.,
preferred
Sutton
9-14
10-15
•
5%
-
$25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
0-19
.10-1
10-
Supertest
,
10-1
3%
(quar.
Ltd.,
*■">
9-14 •*.
v
$1.25
>
(quar.
Superior Propane,
>5-31-;
*11- 1
$20c
40C :i
0-20
—
—
$1.25
com.
10-17
25c
(quar.)
Mills,
10-1
87 %C
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Supercrete, Ltd.
/
,;
v10c
(quar.)
Super Valu Stores, Inc., com. (quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.-)_l_yy;_
V
1
V
9-19
*
*
9-14
1
10-
„
.*•'
9-14
.
1
10-
-
25c
;
pfd.
(quar.)
Z ,5.40%
,8-31
*
Corp.
' f
y
250^lO-ll- V'9-14 £
common
A
/'Sunshine Mining Co.
8-31
9-28
Paper
11- 1
Drug
Sunbeam
9-14
10- 1
H $53c
*
Solar Aircraft Co. (quar.)
Solvay American Corp., 4% pfd.
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred
9-14
9-15
10-11
$15c
(quar.):
30c
.
—
(quar.)
Class
50c
—
9-12
l
1
;
i
$1.25
preferred
10-
-.10%
r
*1.10
Sun Life Assurance Ltd.
9-14
10-1
10- 1*
•
:
It
$5
""
•«,»
Holder*
9-28
25c
»
:
Co
Chemical Corp.,
r
1
.
43%c
..
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
I
.
pfd.
"
9-14
9-28
Inc.
(Howard)
Sun
-
,
,
$1.25
1-1—
common
(Canada), Ltd.
Class
1010-
•2%c
.
'
'9-17
Z
»
i
10-1
$15c
(Increased-quar.)
Snyder Tool & Engineering
12-10
10-1
85c
/
:
....
5c ;•;*
ll%c
.
preferred. fquar.)w^—
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories—
9-10
1-2-57
1 c-
;.;y
(quar.)
5
9-17
9-29
...
;
(quar.).
Strawbridge & Clothier.
Suburban
«9-io
9-28
$30c
y
(quar.)
I
Inc.
dividend
$4.50
10;
35c
-
2nd.
•
r
Share ' Payable of Rec.
;.v
.
:___
common
Shop,
Stock
v
10-10
1
$2
9-21
1
10-
$$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reed Roller Bit
(quar.)
Reliance Mfg. Co., 3 Vz%
10-22
87%C
'
—,
Corp., class A
2nd pfd. (quar.)
Reading Co., 4%
Corp. (Mass.)
5%
25c
Chemical
Reece
Smith
y 9-15
Corp.
Smith-Corona
9-15
10-1
87'/2c
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 8%
Inc.
9-15
10-1
(quar.)
;
&
*'T
.irffcr
? /
«y
^
(quar.)::
preferred
conv.
8top
7
1*
■;
^
dividend
prior
5%
,
"
10-
preferred
^
Monday, September 24, 1956
..;
When
.""fi;.
f
Fuller
-
1
10-
<quar.)_
preferred (quar.)^
O.)
,10-1
>
;
9-20
10-
1st
6%
1
11-1 ■».
20c
—
(N.) & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
$2.12
$27c
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Re-Mark
ft1./
_
'
9-18
10-
r
20c t
prior preferred
Slater
10-
f45c
•.
Dairies.'„
$1.20
—n
__
Radio Corp. of America, com.
$3.50
•
,
Stokley-Van Camp,
9-6
$$1.75,*
(quar.)
5%
*
9-19
8
pfd.
5%
.8-31
10-
35c
$1.50
y
(quar.)_—
(quar.)^.—
Class B
(quar.)...>
Skenahdoa Rayon corp.—
9-10
1
11- 1
;.
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
4%%
$10c
$3.50
?•'
&
Stock
!,9-
10-16
"15c ■>'
,
rquar.)
Clasa A
9-10
10-
$25c
(quar.)
B
Optical
Breweries,
biiverwoud
9-24
$35c
-
1 -*•
9-28
10%
-
(quar.)
6% pfd.
Silex Co.,
8-31
10-20
v
'
11-
35c
dividend)
Sick's Seattle Brev/ing &
Malting Co.
9-14
■*,
9-28
;
1
Baer
7%
-
■
9-17
10-
.
$5c
'I
:
-
*
;
(stock
Corp. of America
Class
9-17
9-14
9-24
12-15
10- 1
45c
(quar.)_
rannual)
B
(resumed)
Salesbook
Oil
Snfitlr
Class
Ltd.
20c
-
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)___„;
:
f
9-19
t 9-28
i5c
.v
(quar.)
9-14 ;
$37 Vic
M. Bearings
R. &
Mining Corp. (increased)
Sheraton-Gibson (Cine.),
Sherwin-Williams Ltd. (Canada)
7% preferred (quar.).
9-28
9-29
9-29
75c
9-17
;■
*
-
'
10c
-
,
2 \
.10-
8-31
8-31
*10- 2
$56y4c
(quar.)-
9-14
$2
.
$50c
(quar.)
9-28
25c
(s-a>
Ltd.
Quincy Mining Co.
A
Stix,
9-28
30c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Quemont Mining
Corp.
Association
Sheraton
-
"
A
i
'
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:pK,Name of Company
•
9-21
8-31
9-28.
series
Creek Mines
1
9-28
10%
ip
(quar.)_i_
common
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker Oats, common (increased)
/;•
6%
preferred (quar.)
^
Quebec Telephone Co., common
Class
1
'
Steel
Shattuck Denn
9-10
*,
—10c
—
Co.,
Sharon
.
9-10
9-24
3%
i—
(quar.)——
dividend
Pyfe-National
8%
J.
8-31
-
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
Power—?
4l/s %n preferred series B
(quar.)
Shareholders Trust of Boston
8-31
9-29
preferred
When1.
Share
-
&
20c
P
(quar.)
dividend
4%
8-3i-
Water
20c
(initial)——
common
Co.,
r.
9-29
Company
Shawinfgan
,
.
New
8-31
,
——
-
Purex
Per
Name of
8-31
9-29
-
pref.
preferred
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
45c
V
(quar.)_——;
<
35c
(quar.)
*—
$1.02
4.18% preferred (quar.)
—i.—.
$1.04'/a
4.30% preferred (quar.)
:—:
$1.07%
Publication Corp., common voting (quar.)ii.
1
> 50c
Common non-voting
(quar.)——.
50c
7% original preferred (quar.)__i-__...... $1.75
7%
1st
preferred (quar.)_i__
$1.75
Publicker Industries, com.
(stock dividend )>/
5%
Puerto Rico Telephone (quar.)
"
40c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
«
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4.08%
•'
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Name of
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'
—
;
;
-
-
"
6%
preferred
5y2%
United
Fruit
United
Fuel
class
6%
United
'
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preferred
Co.
(quar.)
Investments,
United Income
United Gas Corp.
10-
*.
9-20
9-20
9- 7
1
10-15
75c
___
t75c
invest,
(quar.)
United
Merchants
10- 1
9-7
10c
37 %c
United
New
inc.)
9-28
9-11
9-10
8-31
8-31
9-12
10-1
50c9-28
,
Improvement,
4%% preferred (quar.)
United Illuminating, new
(quar.).
common
Jersey
common
(initial)
$1.06%
32 Vic
Manufacturers
&
(quar.)_
25c
RR.
Canal
&
Quarterly
r.v
9-
;
7
9-20
$2.50
$2.50 1-10-57
(quar.)—
.,-7:77
10- 1
10-1
9-24
10-10
United Si.oe
6%
U.
U
Works,
pref. (quar.)
$4.25
Machinery,
preferred
Cold
S.
pfd.
(quar.)
common
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
Foil Co., class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
U.
U.
__
S. &
Securities
Foreign
($2
'
S
Glass
from
Co.—
y
Hoffman
S.
(quar.)—
Machinery
dividend-——
V Stock
Life
U.
S.
Lines
U.
S.
Playing Card
U.
4Vz%
Co.,
(quar.)
(N.
3%%
Woodward
9-24
9-28
:
.
preferred
1
10- I
9-15
9-7
10-
1
9-7
10- 1
10- 5
9- 7
9-19
10-
5
9-19
9-23
9-17
22V2C
1-1-57
$1
50c
10- 1
10- 9
10- 1
12- 7
9-15
9-21
9-21
10- 1
10- 1
9-21
9-21
1%
(s~a)_,
(quar.)
93%c
93%c
$1.12%
——
—
10-
2%c
(quar.)
._
Woodside
>5%
Co.—
preference series A (quar.)
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming, $1.40 pfd. (accum.)
U.
S.
S.
U.
Shoe
Smelting,
Corp.
Refining & Mining,
7%
*
preferred
Sugar Co.
Quarterly
-V; Extra
v7
U.
S.
United
Steel
United
Stockyards,
(quar.)
preferred
United
Utilities,
Inc.
Universal-Cyclops
(quar.)
Steel
(quar.)
Extra
:
Universal Leaf Tobacco
?
Common
8%
(quar.)_
preferred
Yale
Universal
Upson
Pictures
Co.
7
.v.
Utah Power &
60c preferred A
Utility Appliance Corp.—
$1 convertible preferred
Van
Raalte
(Stock
Co.
V^n Sciver (J. B.)
"\fypor Heating
/5%
ft
5%
Viau,
preferred
5%
pfd. A
(quar.).—
preferred
(s-a)
Ry.,
(quar.)—
common
...
Ltd.
Cotton,
Baking," 7%
System
(quar.|_______
& Co.,
class A (quar.
Walker
Walker
7;-
(Hiram)
9-29
9-14
10-17
3-17
4-16
7-17
9-15
9-15
35c
10-19
10-10
1
1
1
1
9- 7
9-14
9-14
8-24
4%
5
10-15
10-15
10- 1
10-15
9-19
10- 3
10- 1
1C- 1
10-11
.,,10-15
10-15
9-15
9-15
(increased quar.).
Co.,
30c
25c
$1.37(2
—
25c
2%
(stock dividend)
15c
20c
(quar.).—,
B
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
investment
Oil & Snowdrift
Electric
Penn
West
Penn Power
4.20%
preferred
Co.
Utilities,
Texas
West
Virginia
4.407c
70c pfd.
Co.
Stores
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Grocers
class
A
(quar.)..
preferred
iquar.)
insurance Securities—
class
A
T/o
-
(accum.)_._.7^__._____._~
—;—
10-20
9-21
preferred (quar.)
—.
2nd preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Cos. (quar.)_ww_.___
Western
Michigan Steel Foundry
(s-a)-.:
Western Tablet
(quar.)
Ltd., class B
Western Plywood,
9-17
each
for
shares
Cash
and
for
20
proceeds
54,226
shares
of
comoanies.
.
Allied
in
stock
ratio
the
of
$56,100
estimated
sale,
from
Capital at $1.10 per
shares of Capital stock
at
$334,222,
11
Profit
before
Taxes
on
620,000
income
of
The
is
included
also
in
the
—V.
184,
—--—
(quar. I
i
preferred (quar.—...—i___
Union
Co.
(quar.)—
....
preferred
Western
Inc.
(George)
(quar.).!—
Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.).
ooo.ooo.
Sterchi
Bros.
Stores,
Period End. Aug. 31-
$1,699,473
sales
—V.
184,
p.
above,—V.
Stockton, Whatlcy, Davin &
11-1
10-1
10-15
9-r4
Net
share
Mortgage loans serviced at May 31—
Total real estate at May 31-
...
before
9-29
9-21
$1
9 23
55c
9-29
9-26
9-21
9-17
9-12
10-15
income
Net
taxes
income
taxes—
shares
income
outstanding
271.289
r
t25c
1
9-17
10-15
10-
9-20
$1.25
10- 1
1-2-57
10-15
9-10
12-3 0
9-21
1
9-14
$1.25
25c
30c
-
10v-:
.10- 1
10- X
9-10
9-10
—V.
183.
p.
(F. J.)
equity at
and
$8,678,965
May
31
™
7
|j-j
series
due
1966
Outstanding
due
1967__„
series
due
series
due
40,000,000
1970
series
due
series
due
50,000,000
40,000,000
-
35,000.000
45,000,000
25,000.000
18,000,000
125,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
1971
due
———-
1971
series
1974_._
1974™
334%
series
due
$
3%%
series
due
1975
3%%
series
due
1976__
434%
series
due
1976
219.438,242
2,736.125
3,489,855
3
.'7
-77V--
'-7.
4%%
■
Common
39,039,000
24,037.000
• 17,100,000
«' 122,500.000
49,900.000
50,000.000
16,286,000
65,000,000
30,000,000
61,750,000
24 500,000
30,000.000
20,000,000
12,540,000
25,000.000
:
notes—
credit agreem.ent
Preferred stock (par $100).
Issued and
outstanding in nine series; dividend
rates range from 4.10%
to 5.25%—
Second preferred stock (par $100)
4.50%
series, convertible into common
stock through March 1,
1966
5%
series, convertible into commonstock through Sept. 1, 1966_
Stokes Corp.—New Injection Press—
29,720.000
'
25.000.000
^Prooerty acouisit'on
High-volume
_i *
•
-
1977____
due
Short-term
■■
1966
due
4%% due 1974_
4%: due 1975
l
2945.
production of a number of different plastic parts for
Kodak cameras and
accessories—including thp lens b^els for Kodak
Duaflex Cameras, the ejector pins and bulb adapters for the Kodalite
Midget Flasholder, and the mounting blocks for the Kodalite Suner-M
Flasholder—is achieved automaticall,'4 by injection molding in a Stokes
Model
700
4-ounce
fully-automatic injection molding press recently
Installed in the Apparatus
and Optical Division of Eastman Kodak
Co., Rochester, N. Y.
Material ired is T<mito butvrate. a product of
Kodak's Tennessee Eastman Division, Kingsport, Tenn.—V. 184, p. 963.
■"•TV''
Debentures—
.
$26,693,000
28,700,000
38,688,000
33.186.000
$35,000,000
1969__.__
3%
1955
*
-
series
3%%
261,289,872
3,110,503
value com¬
2.65 shares
issu-
*■'.•*
3%
$0.79
3,895,489
bonds,
3 '/2 %
$0.69
___
into
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
pipeline
mortgage
234%
388,236
492,800
420.586
thereafter
1976.
2,515,655
697,492
309,256
•&.
($100
par
three shares of $5 par
into
1961,
1,
at
Authorized
609,323
—
per
stockholders'
be converted
through Sept.
1, 1966.
Stock
;
stock
aki6
10- 1
Total
preferred
sinking
3% %
—
19 offered publicly
of this company aggregating ap¬
redemption
the
*First
Sought—
2,866,871
7691,875
_
(estimated)—:
income
Common
1,
Co.—Earnings, etc.—
—---■——-
Federal
>
provisions of the new bonds and the new second
are
as
follows: The bonds are non-callable, except
fund, until Nov. 1. 1961. After that they are redeem¬
able
at
prices
ranging from
105.40%
for those redeemed in the
following 12 months to 100%
for those redeemed in the 12 months
prior to the date of maturity.
A sinking fund, calculated to retire
$46,000,000
of
the
issue prior
to
maturity,
has redemption prices
ranging from
100.65%
to 100%
during the final 12 months.
The
preierred stock will be redeemable at prices ranging from $105, if
n redeemed
prior to Sept. 1, 1961, to $100, if redeemed after Sept.
for
184, p. 1063.
1956
income
Profit
filed a registration statement witn the
eoveiing 9,000 snares of -its common capital
second
CAPITALIZATION
$9,417,691
Fiscal Year Ended May 31—
Total
Federal
$1.75
$1,485,585
York, filed a registration
covering American Depo;i-
company
convertible
stock
3%
Corp.
New
1956
14,
share) and accrued dividends.
The
,
669.
Equity General
Bank,
Sept.
on
corporate
Each share can
1956—6 Mos.—1955
Sterling Precision Corp.—SEC Exemption
See
(England)—Registers With SEC
Exchange
SEC
Inc.—August Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955
nine
through Sept.
7
;
Corn
the
investment
preferred
& Beane.
manufacturer
a
$2
$1.5J
1
7
company,
10-15
10-15
^
$7%C
—tlMc
— .——
Fenner
Pierce,
the
for
$259,000
the three months ended Aug.
underwriting groups on Sept.
mon
of business machines and forms,
would use the funds supplied by the sale to enlarge the operations of
its facilities in
Dayton, O.; York, Pa.; and Oakland and Glenda'.e,
Calif.
|
Since its founding
in 1912, this company has been family-owned.
Following the stock
s»ie, Mr. Spayd said, control of the company
will be retained by trustees of the estates of John Q. and William C.
Sherman.
It is understod the company's 1955 sales were about $34,-
Net
per
of
Spayd, Preddent, on Sept. 19 did not disclose the number of
shares to'be sold.
But lie reported the stock would probably be placed
on
the market about Oct. 30 through a syndicate headed by Merrill
Tthe
of
about 4.70%.
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
White, Weld & Co. jointly headed a second under¬
writing group which offered 200,000 shares of 5% cumu¬
A.
Lynch.
profit
and
Daytdm, O.—Plans Financing—
9-10
9-19
9-15
9-15
:
60c
—
company
stock
M.
cor¬
yield
1956—7 Mos.—1955
plai.s to raise about $6,500,000 through an offering
The
net
a
for
$540,567
Wells, Ltd.
with
and
lative
its
the
for
proximately $70,000,000. Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., White, Weld & Co. and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
jointly headed a group which offered $50,000,000 of first
mortgage pipe line bonds, 4%% series due Nov. 1, 1976.
The bonds were priced at 100.65% and accrued interest,
669.
9-29
10-1
9-14
p.
of
two issues of securities
$10,772,277 $10,290,000 $71,511,713 $64,004,453
Standard Register Co.;
net
ended
announced
reported
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Securities Offered—
August Sales Higher—
1956—Month—1955
12
the nine months
by Julius Fligelman, Chairman.
Production has started in the facility.
The new
Two
1956
(& Subs.)
Spiegel, Inc.
with
'cn Sept.
18,. 1956
stoclf.—V. 182/ p, 1505.
long-term loans.
: w.
On Aug. 23, 1956 the directors declared a 3%
stock dividend payable
Oct. 15, 1956 to all stockholders of record on Oct. 1.—V. 183, p. 3058.
Period End. Aug. 31
for
$23,985,343
Templeton & Liddell Fund, Inc.—Registers With. SEC
of acquisition
1955, the date
with
Sept.
on
$34,627,638
announced
This
figures include the earnings of the Rawlings Division from
1956
9,
There
Chairman,
and
reached
SEC
of that company.
figures expense incidental to the
Rawlings acquisition covering such items as the premium on the call
of
Spalding's debentures, legal and auditing fees
and interest on
Dec.
seLing Stock¬
to go to
are
Aug. 31, 1955. The company had
quarter of the current year, as
third
Chemical
was
$695,000
; $1.29
—$545,000
—
$0.95
earnings
per
share
proceeds
,
7
Earnings
of
17 moved into its new Los Angeles (Calif.)
headquarters building at 8700 Bellanca Avenue,
" '77:7
structure replaces a
plant in New York City where TelAutograph manufactured its indus¬
trial communications systems for 68 years.
Located on a five-acre plot of land, with room for future expansion,
the new building totals 50,000 square feet in size.
All manufacturing,
"research, engineering, and executive activities will be- housed in \ the
new
building.—V. 184, pp. 368 and 1063.
•
7 7 7.
it
45,000
goodwilL___„_
out¬
TelAutograph Corp.—Moves to Los Angeles—-
765,000
65,000
income
•
be
shares
This corporation on Sept.
71955 .(
$1,505,000
1956
The
compares
contrasted
ended
factory
(& Subs.)—-Earns. Off
July 31—
will
there
1,501,140
and
common
v.
: y.
of class "B"
■' 7,
to be
are
taxes.—$1,230,000
Nine Months Ended
stock
B
tary Receipts for 83,333 "B" ordinary registered shares and 83,333 "C"
ordinary registered shares of this corporation.
,
Spaulding & Bros. Inc.
(A. G.)
&
President
Swears &
of 51,000
$35,000 for
share;
from
■,
shares
stock,
common
common
class
i-.V
185,360
1,092,890
will retain
own
and
of
.7- 7
of
will
company,
shares
10 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par $1) to be offered
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., New York,
Durst, Inc. and William R. Staats & Co..
shares
through
This
net loss
The
purchase
the
for
of
Storer
the
2933.
p.
Sept.
on
company
as
statement
shares of Allied
the purchase of
J.4,000
Allied
at $2,50 per share;
$101,242.59 for the purchase of an additional 40,497 shares of un¬
issued stock
of
Capital from the issuer at
$2.50 per share; and
$141,879.50 for the purchase of U.
S. Government Bonds.
The
prospectus names E'ivin C. McCary of Anniston as President
and Board Chairman of Southwide.
Of the 49,365 outstanding shares,
32,050 are
held
by Autosurance Underwriters,
Inc., and 16,400 by
McCary Insurance Agency, Inc., both of Anniston.
"
follows:
as
and
principal
third
the
The
stock.
Allied
of
stock
the
of
shares
10- 1
& Stationery Corp.—
(quar, >
Westmoreland.
9-28
30c
non-cum.
Weston
30- 1
9-15
9-10
J 15c
1st
4%
t
Capital;
30c
—
;
Western
5%
these
of
20c
SOc
150c
+35c
(quar.»_.__
Co
preferred iquar.i—
Western Maryland Ry.—
5%
of
stock
additional
acquire
./V-:
Surety
A
10- 1
—...—10c
&
Casualty
Class
9-17
9-17
9-17
7 7.;;
(initial»_
Electric
Common
10-15
10-15'
10-15
40C
(accum.)
$6
-
9-14
30c
(quar.)
Department
Western
9- 7
9-14
9-29
$1.10
__
pfd.
Western
> $2.50
12-15
9-29
19- 1
$1.12%
$1.05
$1.02%
—<»»
Western
:
1-1-57
35c
_j—
.
Pulp & Paper (quar.)—____
common
$1.40
9-17
12- 1
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Western Carolina Telephone
Western
9- 6
10- 1
12-10
10-1
11c
35c
income)-;.
(quar.)
Westates Petroleum C».,
New
10- 1
40c
75c
50c
_.
:——
(quar.)
19- J
40c
quar.)
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)....
(quar.)
preferred
4.10 %
'Western
1
Co.—
preferred
West
I
9-27
9-30
9-30
9-21
9-21
Fund— '
net
(> 4% %
l'J-
9-21
$1.25
(increased
Co.
West
"
Corporation
9-21
35c
convertible
Wesson
7
of
to
Sales
75c
Motor
conv.
(From
10101010-
...
Knitting Mills (quar.)
Weeden & Co., common (quar.)—
.
9-7
9-19
9-19
9-30
11-1
2-1-57
5-1-57
8-1-57
9-29
preferred (quar. )____,—
Wellington
here.
indicated
is
shares of Southwide common is to be exchanged for 167,303
Capital in the ratio of five shares for each four shares
238,954
shares
9-7
(increased quar.)__
King Corp., common
convertible preferred
77 4%
9-20
10- 1
10-1
9-29
9-23
$1
Waukesha
'
12- 1
10-1
683/4C
37%c
37%c
37%C
37V2c
75c
$1.12%
Wayne
v
12-1
12-10
Inc.
Watson-Standard
5%
11-14
10- 5
12-10
_
Baking Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
i
In. us tries Corp. (quar.)..—..—
6%
date
price
;
.
„
net income of $18,626
compared with a re¬
31, 1955.
Net
earnings for the nine-mo,nth period of 1956 were equivalent,
after preferred dividends, to 90 cents per common share on the l,40O»000 shares
now
outstanding, compared fvith 14 cents per share for
the corresponding period a year ago.
■■
In commenting on the results for the third quarter and the year-todate, Mr. Sutton stated, "for the first seven months of the year, the
company had
record sales and earnings.
However, the cool weather
prevailing in most of the major markets during July and August re¬
sulted in less sales than previously had been expected."
He also pointed out that during the third quarter, the company had
received military contracts for jettisonable fuel tanks of about $3,450,000.
marking the re-entrance of the Sutton Corp. into the defense
production field.—V. 18.3, p. 3059.
"777yy\j7.7
7
'
9-14
5%%
Waste
1
10-15
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
& Tiernan,
Walworth Co.
Ward
9-14
10- 1
Extra
Ward
10- 1
___________
Quarterly
Wallace
record
of
181,
15,780
1956.
the
for
(Continued from page 8)
options
stock
$12%c
(quar.).,—$1.75
25c
:
62%c
(quar.)
preferred
Wagner
Waldorf
and/or
of
206,250
conversion
Angeles, Calif.
183, p. 448.
the
of
31.
months
Non¬
payment
corrected
shares
A.- Sutton,
ported
The
„
.
7'.
Incorrect.
was
underwriting
an
offering
nine-month period of the previous fiscal year. Net sales
quarter of the current year totaled $8,433,372, as com¬
pared with $3,211,088 for the corresponding period of fiscal 1955.
7
Operations for the nine-month period resulted in a net profit of
tax.
date
by
like
a
responding
9- 7
source.
through
public
sale,' Mr.
stock
vote
to
the
Wagenseller
Los
Aug.
Investment News
Net
,
income
General
9-17
$1.50
_
the
tax.
income
published
Amortiv.ation
preferred
Wabasso
date
used
$2.50
35c
87 %c
(s-a)_
Works,
Jamaica
Previous
Co.—
__
Chemical
British
Less
9- 21
9-1
$2.50
Pacific
&
Less
y
and
of
$1,327,989,
at
which
Into
these
(O. A.) Sutton Co., Inc.—Third Quarter Earns. Higher
tax
x
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
12-
Y.,
0.
Canadian non-residents tax.
15%
sale
The
'77.'
share,
per
sales
dividend,
this
Canadian funds, tax
deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
in
a
10-11
9-12
* 9-14
9-21
*
for
funds, icss
tPayable in U. S.
tPayable
closed
not
Inc.
this
of
common
like I number
a
973,610
corporation
$19
both
9-17
9-17
9-17
7
into
holders.—V.
10-19
9-27
public
Co.,
trust.
covering
at
10- 19-7
9-25
9-14
10- 1
9-15
$1.25
for
&
right
common.—V.
The
9-20
1 7
»•
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
books
•Transfer
11- 1
10- 1
9-23
10- 5
t50c
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
Corp.
B
SEC
ior
Radio
9-17
$1.25
...
(quar.)—
_
6% preferred
(quar.)
,
Vulcan Corp., $3 preferred (quar.)
%$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Detinning,
7%
preferred (quar.)—
?
9-29
$1.25
_x
9- 5
8-31
75c
7%
Zenith
9-20
9-20
9-13
9-17
$1.25
7; 314% pref erred)quar.)_
—>
-tV.Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
6%. participating preferred
(accum;)™7
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—77 -•
5%% preferred (quar.)
Virginian Ry., 6% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
6%
10-15
10-15
9-30
9-29
2%
,
(quar.)
fquar.)
preferred
Victor
:
dividend)
5%
Shreveport
Common
*
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
Vicksburg,
"
9-28
corp.-—
preferred
Ltd.
,_
9- 3
17l/aC
5%
25c
(quar.)
9-20
37%c
25c
30c
62V2C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros., 5%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
00.
Younker
55c
15c
._
Light
Towne
Water
50c
$2
25c
30c
_
(quar.)_
Utica Transit Corp.
"
-
____
(quar.).:
shares
are
Of
owned
Suburban Gas Service, Inc., Upland, Calif.—Files—
1
9-27
10- 1
25c
Corrugating
Yorx
has
(quar.;;
Utah-Idaho Sugar,
&
York
class
in
B
the
giving effect to
common
N.
Ltd.
stock.
shares
to be supplied by amendment.
are
class
lifetime
standing
9-27
:256"'I
V < 9-14
7 9- 7
1
Co.—
<quar.)_
10-
Monthly
12-3
t25c
17 %c
17%c
30c
35c
_
common
12-11
10-
15c
Ltd
—._
offered
be
Reynolds
completion
the
held
stock
Co.
Jr.,
of
his
for
50c
-
shares
the
with
statement
common
,
.
After
shares
12- 3
12-11
80c
(quar.)
Corp.
(Wm.)
taxes.''
$1.25
$3c
-
(quar.)
common
by
consultants
9-14
9-14
9-20
10-
185,360
par
outstanding
President and a director of the company; and the shares
being sold by him "upon the recommendation of his estate planning
+•
to provide for payment of his estimated inheritance
are
9-7
40c
tquar.)
(quar.)______
Lothrop,
&
1
10-1
9-29
10- 1
$1.25
12%c
(quar.)
$1
stockholder,
9-20
40c
pfd.
5%
registration
a
its
77'According to the prospectus, George B. Storer is founder,
9-24
9-20
9-28
20c
(N. Y.)
10-15
Monthly
£-24.
10-15
20C
______
__
-.i
Trust
7" 70c
:
9-28
10-15
75c
87V2C
20c
(quar.)
9-15
9-17
10-18
35c
22%c
com
(quar.)
S.
U.
10- 1
10-1
62V2C
10-31
75c
Mills
resident
(quar.)
7c
10-1
9-17
9-14
$1.50
to
are
headed
After
(quar.)
Wright-Hargreaves Mines,
U. S. Printing & Lithograph
5%
9-20
9-20
(quar.)
preferred
Wrigley
9-12
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
11- 1
10- 1
9-29
and
underwriting terms
9-19
9-30
12%c '
$1.06%
Extra™—™
; :
;
$1.75
30c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar,)_.
4%%
9-26
9-10
9-10
9-10
1887
Steel Co.,
Petroleum Co.
10-15
10- 5
10- 5
10- 1
group
9-29:
Co
9-17
10c
40c
_
Y.)
S. Plywood Corp., common
3%% preferred A (quar.)
'
Oil
The
Power
(Alan)
1
$2.20
—
——
Co.
Insurance
Electric
shares
9-17
8-10
9-17
of
presently
are
presently outstanding shares of class "B" common stock,
by George B. Storer, will be converted by the underwriters.
owned
1
20c
75c
$1.06%
;
(quar.)
(monthly)
Stores
preferred of
10-
20c
preferred
S.
U.
Wood
6%
Woodlev
-,-v
Extra
7%
y
Wiser
10- 3
capital
Voting trust certificates, common (quar.)_
U. S. Gypsum Co., common (quar.)
U.
preferred
Wisconsin
9-17
10- 3
11-
$1.75
gains and 20c from ordinary income)-.
U
$4.25
of
filed
14
shares
shares
Storer
B.
number
Sept.
on
200,000
14,640
George
9-24
10-
10- 1
.
10c
4
Stores, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wuson & Co., common (quar.)
Broadcasting Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
covering
shares,
9-15
40c
(quar.)
$4.25
50c
10c
10c
(quai^)
S.
$70c
75c
$1.31%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
1
1
1
SEC
also
(quar.)
common
Fund
60c
(quar.)_
Co.,
Storer
This
9-15
,9- 7
9- 7
'
-
6%
9-14
1
"
Wieboldt
9-28
37V2c
•'•7. Class
preferred
Cement
Whitehall
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
preferred
Whitehall
10- 1
11- 1
25c
$1.06%
62VzC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Storage
1st
Motor
74%
5
Winn-Dixie
Corp.—
Non-cumulative participating
7
Hardware,
$2.80
.
12-20
Pacific
Dye
Wnuaicer Paper Co.
1
10101010-
50c
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel, common (quar.)..
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
White
(quar.)
(from
Gas
Piece
10- 1
1334c
White
Fund
United
United
' "T 15c
Inc.—
J,
United
'
(quar.)
Mfg.
Shoe
Payable of Rec.
Share
*
r
Holders
When
Per
v
Name of Company
■
Weyenberg
<
Ltd.—
preference
A
Fu-nds,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
<
(quar.)™_™__
convertible
When
Per
Share
.
Utilities—
49
(1273)
-
—
77
■
Cities
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
-
Name of Company
f
United
r
-
j
•,
•
--
stock
"Additional
(par
in
one
or
more
9/4,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
J30 000,090 shs.
$5)___
bonds
1,200.000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
series
may
925 sl!S'
14,656,682 shs.
be issued under the
'
mortgage
therein.
securing
As
long
the
as
bonds subject to the restrictions contained
bonds of the presently authorized seues
any
50
(1274)
remain
4
be
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, September 24, 1956
outstanding, the total
and outstanding at
principal
issued
$500.0u0,000.
■,;
,
tThe company
,
has
any
amount
bonds
of
under
time
one
which
may
Shares
is
mortgage
such
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
'
-
!,
,
A.
property acquisition credit agreement expiring
provides for
short-term bank
loans
up
to
a
June
E.
Masten
McCormick
16,
19o0,
which
$20,000,000 for use in connection with expansion of production opera¬
tions, at an interest rate of
over the prime commercial rate for
MerriH
unsecured loans at the time of
securities offered
hereby, the
The
these
under
*179,649
the
borrowing.
company
ner
additional
make
loans
agreements.
shares
of
stock
common
reserved
are
for
the company's restricted stock option plan, 1,140,000
stock are reserved for issuance upon conversion of
issuance
under
Moreland.
shares of common
the 4.50% second
proceeds
its
of
the
expansion program
which
includes
compressor
capacity,
storage
remainder of its authorized program,
pleted
this
it
year,
is
estimated
the
construction
east.
The
miles
9,000
company
in
length
The
Ohio
Pacific
a.:ci
operates a pipeline system of oyer
gas for resale under long-term
Riter
Rotan,
to distributing
companies principally
in the Appalachian
in New York and New England. The daily average volume of gis
transported increased from 1,057,644 mcf in 1951 to 1,665,819
the
ended
year
engaged in operation
petroleum products.
"
f
EARNINGS—Total
from
$75,785,916 in
income went from
July 31,
July
31,
1956.
with the
connected
operating
Subsidiary
companies
production
L.
refining
principal
underwriters
the principal
of
the
forth
bonds
below
who
the
of
names
ties
Corp.
White,
Weld & Co
2,733,000
Adams
C.
Peck
&
Allyn
Co.,
Inc.
American Securities Corp.
Auchincloss, Parker &
•fTh Redpath
230,000
Balrd
W.
Ball,
Burge
Bear,
&
The
& Co.
William
230,000
&
Co
&
& Co.
600,000
Inc.
Inc.—600,000
Blair
Alex. Brown & Sons—_
Central Republic
(Inc.) -—
Clark,; Dodge & Co
Coffin & Burr, Inc..,.™
Co
&
Read
&
R.
Co.
&
Co.,
1,000.000
350,000
Riter &
600,000
The
Co
Dillon,
Union
Securities & Co.
1,000,000
Equitable Securities Corp.
600,000
Fauset,
The
Co
&
Steele
First
<fe
Co—-
Corp. 1,000,000
First Southwest Co.-—/
190,000
Freeman &Co._—150,000,
Fulton, Reid
Gregory & Sons
Hallgarten & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger
Co.
•
v-
Harriman
Inc.
Roberts
a.
Smithers
&
Co.
350,000
600,000
600,000
Stroud
190,000
Swiss
600,000
Thomas
230,000
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony & Co._
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
W,
Lee
600,000
Higgmson Corp
600,000
Lehman Brothers
Cari
M.
Loeb.
2'
,
1,000,000
g.
600 ono
~1Z
Laurence
Co.
M.
Marks
™___„_„™™__
There
number
set
are
second
Dean
I
Walker & Co.
&
&
Webster
9,280
Lovett Abercrombie & Co—
A.
C.
75,000
&
1,200
First
California
&:
Parvin___„i;(5 500
First
Southwest
Co.
Robert W.
J.
Barth
&
Co.___„
800
&
Co., Inc. 1,200
Co.„_
500
Bateman, Eichler & Co._™_
St.'
Blyth
r Z5 ^°* ^nc
Inc—
&, Co
Bosworth,
Sullivan
mc.
A'ex.
&
&
700
1.800
—
7,000
Co.,
——____
Brown
Sons,
1,200
1,200
Carolina Securities Corp.™.
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.)
1,800
£
1,800
R0<i?e
S
^
Ri^ard W. Clarke Corp
Coffin &
w'
Burr
C.
C.
J.
M.
Usin
Davis,
& Co
Crouter
&
Dewar,
Co
500
500
Co.__
500
&
Bodine_„
500
& Co
Robertson
500
&
Co.
Inc
Dittmar & Co
Dominick & Dominick-,
& Co
Goldman.
&
500
800
7,000
—
500
Sachs
Co.___
Frederking
&
Co
7,000
700
> 700
& Co
Priedrichs
P.
w.
E.
The
Hutton
Illinois
Kalman
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
Co.„_
M.
Kuhn,
Kidder
Loeb
&
&
earnings
at
/v
with
position
the
tons
for
the
the
fiscal
half
50%
1955,-
year
to
DM
513
of
2.4
million
tons
of
crude
steel.
Thyssen-Huette's
the
production
achievement
operation of a new hot strip mill.
latest type of mill produced monthly
full
introduction
month
per
of
a
second
production.
shift
In
it
has
addition,
mill patterned
on
the
184,
'
Inc._!
500
;
1,800
700
Mackall & Coe
Aug. 10
on
Co.;
Oakland
for
economies
the
1957
with
gross
the
volume
should
produced
estimates
due
be
to
for
made
1957
improved
the
recent
by the various divisions, we
should exceed $35,000,000. Net
considerably
because
of
the
internal
company."
Mr.
.
1957,
and I would
—V. 184, p. 1171.
5,000
700
700
500
Manley, Bennett
Laurence M. Marks & Co.__
1,200
700
concur
that
felt
dividends
reorganization
this
will
be
were
in
of
has
tional
produced
Co.
of
contain
located
are
suburb
approximately
the
near
center
of
are
of
&
worx
au
major
Carbon
made
"an
Costa
Parma.
a«
research
rh.s
centers
Corp.—V. 184,
p.
laboratory
operated
by
1171.
California—New Discovery—
oil
rate
discovery
Rica,"
it
of
1,000 barrels
tremendous
of
announced
was
.;
day, this
a
importance
Sept.
on
4
by
in
C.
A.
■'.
"
e first commercial oil
discovery in Costa Rica where Union
3,500,000 acre concession adjoining a concession of an addi*
350,000 acres directly across the border in Panama.
a
Station Expansion Continues—
important factor in
the'coinpany's aggressive
the
Union
Oil's
service
steady
station
A
increase
the
of
current
year's
has
program.
a
week to
is adding more than four stations
system.
Practically all of the stations are
to independent operators.
summary
/•
;
sales
building
company
keting
pletion
'
been
Currently
its
mar¬
upon
leased
com¬
>
*
.
follows
program
Enlarged
'
Built
or
^
possible
prospect during
at
(no par) at $10
that
time.
was
publicly 4,500 shares of
per
share, without under¬
completed.
Stations
acquired,
January through July,
Under construction, end of July, 1956
Site
selected
and
construction
July, 1 1956 •;<-™_™-.™—
Estimated additional units
Estimated
total,
full
1956_„_
/
of
end
41
3
60
10
221
25
,
1956™—
1956
year
12
20
appro.ed,
contemplated,
,*
Stations
100
V *
Most
of the new stations are in areas
already" served with Union
products,
at locations
where
newly developed neighborhoods or
changed traffic patterns call for additional outlets.
A
few
of
the
stations/ however, are outside, its traditional territory, and make
the
company's' products available to new communities anu.cuacomers.
Oil
Los Nietos Co. Dissolved—
Los
Nietos
Co.
and-, liabilities
will
be
no
has
have
change
and
Lbs--:Nletos Co.,
been
been
in
over
been
a
It
was
1949.
dissolved
by
operations
employees
no
had
Cor since October,
voluntarily
taken
the
by
will
be
all
and
Union
its
assets
Company.
by
Oil
previously
of
Union
There
conducted
affected.
.
wholly-owned. subsidiary of Union Oil
formed by the late Edward L. Doheny
consolidating his extensive oil interests into a single firm.
In
1949, long after his death, Union Oil bought the
company
Mr. Doheny had
founded, for $22,400,000 in cash and 600,000 shares
Union
million
Oil
stock.
barrels
Canada,
The
Los
Nietos Co.
at the time owned
some
proved crude oil reserves in California, Texas
office building, numerous other properties and
capital, and had a net production of 7,500 barrels
of
large
a
substantial working
high-gravity oil
of
COMPARATIVE
day.
per
Month of
Controlled
supply of crude oil (bbls.)
of
runs
Sales of crude
crude
oil and
oil
1956
4,028,666
1955
5,635,833
(bbls.)
28,320,158
35,622,906
32,019,437
6,935,614
(bbls.)
prods,
AND PROGRESS
Seven Mos. End. July 31
July *56
Refinery
•
*
STATEMENT OF 1958 OPERATIONS
■y-i/i 'i
43.406,873
41.340,421
27,839,239
EjQjenditures
'
for property additions
replacements ™i™___™i_™
and
—V.
184,
$5,313;902 $42^355,913 $53,761,200
770.
p.
United Aircraft Corp. — Preference Stock Offered—This corporation is offering to its common stockholders
of-record on Sept. 17, 1956 the right to subscribe for
318,098 shares of preference stock, 4% series of 1956
($100 par value) in the ratio of one preference share for
each
16 shares of common stock held.
The subscription
price-is $100 a share. The offe
will expire at 3:30 p.m.
(EDT) on Oct. 2, 1956. The offering is being underwrit¬
ten by a group headed by Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.
The.
preference
previously
1.25
stock
redeemed,
shares
of
corporation
is
shares
outstanding
on
PROCEEDS—Net
for
be
the
were
added
to
is
convertible
into
common
The
for
required
Nov.
proceeds
1,
prior
stock
common
stock
each
retire
to
1966
from
3%
annually
the
to
at
share
sale
Nov.
the
of
of
in
of
1,
1966,
conversion
preference
unless
rate
stock.
*
of
W,
the
1956
preference
each
year
thereafter.
the
preference
shares
funds of the corporation and used in part
of short-term bank borrowings of $27,200,000 which
finance
increased
inventories
and
other
working
requirements.
It is expected that the
balance, together with
general
repayment
incurred
to
capital
The company on Aug. 10 offered
The offering
by
graphite, Dr. Breckenridge
prefabricating
sheets
and
this
flowing at the estimated
Service
other
writing.
pt,_onnei
number
Carbide
An
the
Trylon Chemicals, Inc., Lock Haven, Pa.—Stock Sold—
capital stock
and
in
President.
will
Nelson commented that he
1,800
1,800
& Co
that
profit
7,000
1 800
I
Corp. of California
Maintenance
believe
800
Co
Langley & Co
Corp
Lehman Brothers
Lester, Ryons & Co.
Irving Lundborg & Co
Higginson
of Transocean
at
corporation
accordance
been
operating
is
"In
5,000
W. C.
an
Engineering Service, Inc.:
Follv
wrpijTveft
Corn.:
FU^ht
Enterprises, Inc.; and Transocean Air Lines. Not included in
the state¬
ment
were
the
subsidiaries,
Transocean
Lngineermg
corp.*
Taioa
Motors, Taloa Trading Corp.
and Western Sky
Industries, as well
as the affiliates:
Air Jordan Co.,
Japan Aircraft Maintenance Co., and
Air Activities, Inc.
500
Co
'
•
.Aircraft
700
Co
are
Oil
Rubel,
and
present outstanding 400,000 shares of com¬
which are held by some 550
stockholders.
the sole capitalization of the
company. The long-term indebted¬
ness during the year was reduced
from $342,000 to
$220,000. The profit
and loss statement
for the
year ended May,
1956, included only the
following divisions: Aircraft Engineering &
This
Co._______ 1,800
Inc.__
"There
this
have
laboratories
space
Road
has
48
California—Earnings, etc.—
•
Nelson, President
floor
Snow
wpII
a
under, contract
Thyssen'-Huette
August
c
part:
of
the
Union
Province,
now
ATH
fiscal
stock
modern
new
feet
seven
of
companv
the
.
in
Carcon's
Limon
of
7.
the
welded
!r
than
operation a cold strip rolling
Armco Steel Corp.
of
of
the
,
more
again."—V.
525.
Orvis
500
1,200
report
by
first
single shift,-this
a
but
limited
now
mon
500
"
Co
Kidder, Peabody &
the
the
in
said
500
&
annual
as
700
.__
WeeksIIIZI™
&
Hutton
6%
some
company.
500
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
E.
production
50,000
significahce
,
In
was
on
long
Rebuilt and
.
for
tons,
to
With
can
A reorganizatiton
of company's corporate
structure was effected on
June 30, 1956, and the name of the
company was changed to Transocean
Corp. of California from Transocean Air
Lines, Inc.
A
new
Transocean Air
Lines
was
then
formed
5,000
Hooker
& Pay
Hornblower &
of
inches
*
the
suggests
vccn»x.cai
uu
brings
rising
period.
Harriman Ripley <fc Co., Inc.
5,000
Hayden, Miller & Co.
700
Hayden, Stone & Co
1,200
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
1,800
Hill Richards
payment
seveial
'
out
it
square
divisions
improve¬
management
against loss before
taxes of $901,044,
Net income of $433,107 equaled $1.08 a
share against
a net loss of
$541,044, or a deficit of $L35 a share in the
prior iiscal
1,200
Corp.:
Co. (Inc.)
Goodwyn ,& 01ds™_„_____
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co._
Lee
—---7—
Dillon, Read &
Co.__
Hess
Constantly
the
semi¬
of
This is t
considerable
a
and
a
tnic
company's
year ended May 31,
1956, total operating revenues
to
$22,378,728
from
$20,627,769
in
the
previous
fiscal
year.
Operating costs and expenses rose to $21,342,213 from
$21,307,281,
leaving an operating profit of $1,036,515, against an
operating loss of
$679,512. Net before taxes amounted to $973,107,
Fulton, Reid & Co.
700
Glore, Forgan & Co._™I„ 5,000
A.
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.™_
Drexel
500
Townsend,
Dempsey-Tegeler
«
500
Inc
Skaggs &
DeHaven
700
1,200
Codings & Co., Inc.™
&
>
700
Lie.™
Crowed, Weedon
Fridley,
dividend
market.
in
field
Cleveland, Ohio.
flexibility, with provisions for expansion, the
main, laboratory building consists of 'BS laboratory modules or individ¬
ual* research units.
Approximately 350 employees including 150 scien-
(Germany)—Sales Up
where
the
techniques.
..126-acre plot on
Designed for extreme
paper
rose
_
Baird
&
g00
—.
Whipple
the
the
1,200
Corp.
Boston
First
into
in
program
in
National
largest and most
"Gemfoam" can be sup¬
in
research
been
special crucibles under high pressure to prevent vapor¬
liquid
cadmium
sulfide
is
allowed
to
cool
slowly.
As
it
single crystal emerges, and takes its shape and size from the
175,000
the
5,000
Securities
Estabrook
Austin, Hart &
Bache
Eouitable
The
have
in
of
entrance
material.
extensive
an
we
be
plastic materials
many other indus¬
factor
the
said
diameter
of
Union
Securities Corp.™
American
Bacon,
50o
G.
position
increased
Transocean Corp. of
600,000
Securities & Co
1 200
&
its
sales
iactor
a
p.
350,000
600.000
Shares
Co., Inc.____
Allyn
key
For
Eastman Dillon,
of
new
possibility of
panels for the assembly of nuclear reactor moderators which now must
built up irom graphite blocks.
Graphite is An essential materia^
nuclear reactors
because
of its neutron-slowing
abilities which
makes possible the self-sustaining chain reaction
necessary in harn¬
essing nuclear energy.
Announced—
and
during the 1955 fiscal
amounted to DM 89.2 million ($22,000,000).
The company decided
designate all these earnings once more to the intensification of its
reconstruction program in efforts "to
put the company on the quickest
road to becoming a sound and
proiitaoie undertaking
principal underwriters of
severally agreed to purchase the
preferred stock set forth opposite their
13 920
of
Pointing
said, that
year
350^000
Co
in
ization,
cools, a
company's
to
-
he
year.
past fiscal year
Tne
have
Securities
the
Director of the laboratories, said that
have discovered
for
the
first
time
in
scientists
phosphorescent
purt
"Heated
net profit of $1,636,287 for
with a net loss of $166,215
a
compared
as
postwar
from
gross
experiences of the
forth below the names
of the
iitrKf<frP'«r7J~7.""7r
White, Weld & Co._
the
.major
reported:
has
190,000
190,000
Shares
Stone
inclf
525.
p.
Parma, Ohio—Graphite "Welded"
ever
Union
said
a
reported
earning
fiscal
details
reached
350,000
190,000
names:
first
current
prewar
the
35,000
75 000
Witter
Thor
1956,
($128,000,000).
Gperating
190,000
Co.
H.
the
company
The
in
350,000
Weeden & Co. Inc
Wertheim & Co.
350,000
preferred stock who
shares of second
of
respective
..
Co
the
of
ATH's
75,000
350,000
190,000
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
75,000
&
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
the
&
Rhoades
Irving Lundborg & Co—
270.000
Co., Inc.™
American Corp.™
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co., Inc.
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Vietor. Common, Dann
600,000
"7—T—
C.
Langley & Co
with
184,
Corp.—New Research Lab¬
pieces of graphite together, providing a
promises advances in processing materials for
newly-developed
• .«■
.
150,000
&
&
the
stock
principal
1956
the monthly sales
have riser) to nearly DM 57 million
($14,000,000)—-a yearly rate of
.T)M 700 million!$175,000,000).
/
r
Production-wise, the company surpassed the general amazing
pro¬
duction
increase of
the German steel
industry.
Monthly production
of
crude
steel
reached
130,000 tons for a yearly 1.56 million tons.
Current plans call
for an
additional investment of DM 270 million
($67,500,000) over the next two years, thus
increasing production by
an
additional
one
million
tons
to
achieve, by the middle of 1958,
270,000
Hornblower & Weeks™_
E. F. Hutton & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co— 1,000,000
of
company's
forecast
million
350,000
__
the
Sales-wise,
270,000
& Co.
Co
William R. Staats & Co.
Stem Brothers & Co.
Walter Stokes & Co.___
W. E. Hutton &
Co.—_
The Illinois Co. Inc.
the
"
190,000
-Hayden, Stone & Co.___
Hemphill, Noyes & Co—
,
k
150,000
.P.
1,000,000
picture.
months
Releasing
190,000
«fe;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.™
150,000
Smith, Barney & Co
1,000,000
75,000
Ripley & Co.,
—
end
350,000
&
six
of
now
1,000,000
Parke
Shields
1
the
Corp*—Reports Profit—
first
ment
75,000
Shearson, Hammill
600,000
&
—_____
with
preferred
a3
-V W v w.:;
gaining additional position in the steel
output and increased sales have resulted
190,000
& Co
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
;
of
Carbon
&
working with single crystals of cadmium
sulfide," Dr. Breckenridge pointed out.
"It has, been
found, that the
photo conducting properties of single crystals are
superior" to those
of a poly-crystalline film, and
laboratory crystals three-eighths of an
rapidly multiplying demands
according to an announcement by
production laboratory for assistance
the adaptations and specialties are
one
on
Breckenridge,
which
conductors,
This company, once Europe's most modem steel
works, is well on the
regaining its leading position, it was announced on
Sept. 11.
The company has continued with full
vigor its reconstruction and
modernization efforts of its plant
facilities, while at the same time
350,000
Pomeroy, Inc
Scott & Stringfellow
270,000
700
way
600.000
&
500
Gonzales, Tex.—"Gem-
in
for
located
that the largest single crystals of cadmium
reported have been "grown" in the new laboratories at
Parma.
A
light-sensitive material, cadmium sulfide can be used in
photn cells, solar batteries, and when properly
activated, as a light-
polyurethane
Pont license
allied
and
add.tives
p^ant
"weld"
to
In.,; addition,
meet the
a
and
a
age.
sulfide
Oil
150,000
Schoellkopf, Hutton-
& Co
270,000
Glore, Forgan & Co—__ 1,000,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co— 1,000,000
the
350,000
__
Poole,
of
(August) Thyssen-Huette A.
Co
Co., Inc
Schmidt,
statement
connection
•
increased profits
Co.,
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Boston
500
5,000
for the corresponding period of 1955.—V.
184, p. 1170.
L. F. Rothschild & Co.™
75,000
technique
150,000
&
Co
Rowles, Winston
Co
Co
named
Material
line
new
offered.
Thor
Rotan, Mosle & Co
350,000
Plastic
complete
a
Arnold H.
Maremont, Chairman,
manufacturing industry has been
230,000
600,000
190,000
Robinson-Humph-
rey
™
Estabrook
Co.,
190,000
Reynolds &
Eastman
Polyurethane
chemical
Division.
G.
Carbon
how
atomic
complete polyurethane plants in the country,
plied in rolls, sheets or slabs in thicknesses from ya inch to 12
inches,
and widths up to 48 inches, with
greater widths soon to be available,
according to the company.
The line includes ten resiliencies, from
very soft to very firm in any shade of the seven basic colors.
350,000
Inc.„_™_
Pierce
in
Plastics Corp.,
engineering of
-75,000
Co.
700
Registers With
shares
been
programs.—V.
also
75,000
Inc.
75,000
reconversion
synthetic,
Raffensperger, Hughes
Inc.
&
&
Pressprich &
Dominick & Dominick__
Drexel & Co.
Dittmar
:
Pollock
Rauscher,
used
this corporation. The services of
in the design and
1,000,000
Putnam & Co._™™
600,000
be
has
cushioning, padding; insulation, decoration
230,000
W.
230,000
—
& Merle-Smith
Dillon,
:_
&
&
history
1,800
..."
trial purposes is now available to
for this sensational new
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
600,000
Dick
E,
and
Manufactured under Du
Inc.
™.™
for
Jackson
Inc.
,
350,000
Co.
600,000
600,000
Courts
Curtis
Wm.
—,
,
expansion
to
are
150,000
and
agents
achievements
Carbon
Robert
National
1,200
Inc.
White
registration
a
of
270,000
Co
Webber,
B.
Dr.
500
Co.™
Witter
Inc.
active
on
National
700
500
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.i_
filed
230,000
-
&
20
190,000
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall, Inc. i
Peters, Writer & Chris*
tensen, Inc.
Phelps, Fenn & Co.
600,000
proceeds
"Gemfoam,"
270,000
600,000
—
Ohio
net
foam"
270,000
__
Moseley & Co
The
Sept.
'
;
of
world-wide significance were an¬
Sept.
18 at the dedication in
Parma, Onio, of Union
multi-milUion dollar research
laboratories, managed by Its
nounced
Carbide's
producing
on
v
Time in History—
scientific
crucible,"
Co.,
Co._
Co.,
Transmission
Texas Foamed
York Hanseatic
Paine,
& Co.—
230,000
Co., Inc—_„_ 1,000,000
.Bo3worth, Sullivan &
Co., Inc.
230.000
Blyth
.
S.
&
1,800
in
and
: ;<f
=
Two
964.
company
The
1,000,000
_
Corp.
Co.,
Kraus
Stearns
JBlair
F.
270,000
7cS A. G. Becker
.
&
New
230,000
Inc.
:
Turben
Milwaukee
Hutzler™
realty
research
,
promoter of the company and holds a controlling
shares of its authorized capital stock.—V.
184,
Carbide
lor First
1,200
Co
&
&
Chas.
$150,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co..-
Whipple & Co—
Robert
The
184, p.
&
&
Dean
500
the
6,100
oratories Dedicated at
1,200
—
Walker
Wertheim
1,200
covering a proposed issue
(par $100).
Dillon, Read & Co.
underwriter.
Pierce,
Inc.
600,000
600,000
—-—
Bacon,
Merrill,
150,000
_
&
Co.™™„
Fenner & Beane„_
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. 2,733,000
A.
&
Lynch/
—
H,
for
„
500
—
Anthony & Co.
Walston
SEC
the
gas
Merrill
Bros.
Co
&
Vietor; Common, Dann & Co.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc—.
G.
is
with
Union
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
700
Co
&
Trask
Inc.
purchase
emphasis
on
piasticizers
1956, it acquired title to
25,
264.
50
500
Spencer
Tucker,
directors
interest
500
1,200
Rothschild
Co.r__—™
Stern, Prank, Meyer & Pox
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., inc.
1,200
Co.—
&
of
p.
"As
have
McCormick
$2,734,000
Inc
Co
Mosle
&
Corp.
Securities and Exchange Commission-
severally agreed to
purchase
amount of bonds set opposite their respective
names:/
Stone & Webster Securi-.
Co.,
Texas Eastern
total operating reveneus amounted to $245,223,357 and
net income was $32,360,657.
Gross income rose from $19,056,636 in
1951 to $45,138,798 inl 1955, and to
$43,076,429 in the latest period.
set
P.
—V.
1956,
are
&
Salomon
of
company
increased
1951 to $200,412,664 in 1955.
In these years, net
$13,690,426 to $30,316,277.
For the year ended
UNDERWRITERS—There
&
&
Thomas &
Rowles, Winston & Co
are
the
of
revenues
and
500
700
to
capital.
was
incorporated
in
Pennsylvania
on
in the manufacture and sale of cnemicals,
surface
initial
June
used
equipment;
working
1,200
Co;„___
&
engage
be
plant
approximately 13 acres of land in Castanea Township, Ciinton County,,
Pennsylvania.
G. Wesley Pediow, Jr., Ph.D., President and member
of the board
800
Staats & Co™—
On
to
are
company
will
with
plastics.
500
Co.™_™_
William R.
5,000
Reynolds
Smithers
S.
Starkweather
Piper, Jaff ray & Hop wood™
500
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
700
R. W. Pressprich & Co
1,200
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
700
Reinholdt & Gardner
800
or
in
P.
700
Jackson
Co—.
It
piasticizers,
produces
700
&
1956.
plastics,
Company™..™™ 1,200
500
Curtis
delivers
&
Co.
&
Co
Northwest
Webber,
Scranton
June 6,
Shuman, Agnew & Co—™
800
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
700
Smith, Barney & Co..
5,000
700
•
area,
mcf
500
Newbold's Son
contracts
sold
Currie
1,800
H.
W-
Co
&
Stringfellow
Shields
S.
Paine,
gathering
facilities.
The
which will be substantially com¬
will cost about $56,000,000.
and
owns
which
<fe
&
Chas.
1,200
7,000
W.
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the transmission of natural gas
from producing fields in Texas and Louisiana to markets in the north
and
Scott
Moseley & Co._.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.™
addi¬
of
500
P.
The balance will be added to general funds.
no.es Were useu by we company in connection
tional
800
Schwabacher
'
Morgan Stanley & Co
Moroney, Beissner & Co
standing short-term notes.
The
Inc.
Brandenburger,
Johnston
preferred stock and 600,000 shares of common stock are reserved for
issuance upon conversion of the second preferred stock offered hereby.
PROCEEDS—The proceesd to the company from the sale of bonds
and preferred stock will be applied in part to the payment of out¬
with
Co.,
Co._
BUSINESS—This
500
—,
proceeds
Cutanea Township,
Pa.;
buy
development expenses; and lor
700
700
Fen-
Mitchum, Jones &
Templefcon
PROCEEDS—The
&
Schneider, Bernet & Hick
man. Inc.
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
5,000
&
Roberts
800
Pierce,
Turben
Poole,
Parke
700
Beane.
Milwaukee
Schmidt,
700
Co._
Lynch,
A
Merrill,
Prior to the sale of the
may
&
Shares
700
________
& Co.—,
funds
capital
and
of
the
corporation,
will be
required for
additional
for
working
the acquisition or construction of additional
research,
and production facilities,
including machine tools. The cor¬
poration may require funds, in addition to the
proceeds of the sale
of the preference shares
currently being offered, xcr
development
or
other
purposes,
in
which
BUSINESS—Corporation
United
States
of
aircraft
is
event
one
engines,
it
of
may
the
effect
working capital
additional financing.
largest manufacturers in
propellers,
and
helicopters.
It
the
also
;
Volume 184
Number 5571
manufactures
wide
a
conditioning systems,
and
of
range
aircraft
fuel
controls,
valves.
•.
orders
$2,100,000,000
Sales
share
months
30,
letters
.>
totaled
equal
the
on
after
of
$359,110,000
per common share.
CAPITALIZATION
and 1 net
GIVING
($100 par)
series
in
4%
series
of
4%
series
of
Common
"Of
of
which
the
:
1955
legal
158.
p.
EFFECT
the
For
income
of
$6.14
PRESENT
TO
half
first
$15,303,000
was
of
204,775
Outstanding
Federal
117,014 shs.
318,098 shs.
►7,500,000 shs.
issue
for
reserved
or
UNDERWRITERS—The
Agreed
purchase
to
from
named
the. corporation,
below
and
stock
severally
corporation <-has-
such
of
shares
tne
Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc.; 14.50
Blyth
conditions
Co
Loeb &
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Morgan Stanley & Co._.
Hornblowcr & Weeks——
W.
5.50
Dean Witter &
Smith. Barney & Co
5.50
Freres
&
ner
—V.
184,
sales
before
income
Federal
taxes
taxes
earnings
•Earnings per share
'Both based
—v.
174,
$958,394
—
$2.36
___
$2.03
:
the
Net
30—
19..6
sales
Other
Cost
_
__
375,133
sales
and
income
income
Net
Dividends
22,609,620
$1,183,589
25,631
25,631
taxes
—
preferred
on
21,793,209
$1,980,051
;
522,823
29,345,156
27,365,105
income
of
—
stock—
Balance for
of
—V.
stock
common
stock
common
share
per
and surplus
outstanding—
the
&
Mr. Matus
Daily
is
this
2,465,833
$0.79
:
Review-Star,"
184, p. 965.
investment
shares;
filed
—V.
on
Sept.
14,
to
1956
Unit°d
without
of United Accumulative Fund.—-V.
insurance
and
183, p. 2946.
the underlying
that
dent,
sales
Sept.
on
the
for
first
slightly higher than
Antoville
Mr..
hardwood
together
year
period
same
importance
to
S.
of
its
last
Antoville,
W.
plywoods,
proprietary
products
constitute about 60% of its total
and
allied
Such
items
plywood
as
panels
manufacturing
p.
He
business,
and
Other
year
its longprofits in
ahead
of
Other
proprietary Novoply and prefinished
have gained such market acceptance that
facilities are planned for both, he said.
Int.,
shares without
first,
from
proceeds
to
for
pay
the
-
.
the
sale
cost
of
cost
CAPITALIZATION
of
-
.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Authorized
preferred
note held
stock
stock
(no
(50c
BUSINESS—The
by
bank
value)
value)
1956,
.
y
Outstanding 1
*
was
1,217 shs.
1,217 shs.
83,625 shs.
in
Delaware
on
Oct.
business is at Canal ;;&nd
■J
location
of
one
'of
one
in
the
selling
company
at
its
.
under
for
the
products to other manufacturers.
under leasehold, two manufacturing
*
plants,
Dec.
Conn., having 8,300 square feet of floor space,
since March,
1951, under
a
renewed
five-year lease
1960, and a new plant at Santa Ana, Ca'if.. having
feet of floor space,
ib operation since May, 1956,
1,
square
a
an
company
tentyear lease expiring Dec.
additional
ten-year
plans to add 2,400
term.
square
19, 1965, with renewal rights
Commencing Nov.
1,
1956,
the
feet to its Santa Ana leajskjoi
Universal
Investors,
Inc.,
Shreveport,
La.
—
Stock
Co., Inc., also of Shreveport,
on
the
The
share
from
obtain
the
Sept; 19
on
&
Co.;
Glore,
vk
.
funds,"
new
linancing
;-.v
Mr.
slated
were
April 1,
1953,
with
around
4% %; currently,
do long-term
chaotic
financing if you don't have
prevailing now, when on one
should carry a 4%
or
a
5%
conditions
obligation
the interest rate alone
not the
was
postpone the financing.
provision in making loans
major factor
"Investors
has
such
been
as
want
given
stock
a
do
to
to
replacing
issue,
Mr.
anything
,
'*
debentures
the
Cooney
under
said.
present
with
But
"we
conditions."—
Offering Susp'd
a
disclosure
requirements
of
the
registration statement proposed
971,000 shares of the 10c par
Securities
the
of
Act
1933.
of
public
common
offering at $2 per
stock of Wyoming-Gulf
Sulphur,
700,000 shares by the company and 271,000 shares by two
The
company's principal
proposed
business
operation
produce and market a soil amendment or conditioner which
It
calls
"soilaid,"
containing approximately
25%
sulphur.; It has
properties and a plant at Cody, Wyo., and has an interest in two
•
1956—8 Mos.—1955
to
leases
9,907,289
642,556
71,944
2,051,511
3,014,783
2,926,599
1,277,140
1,982,848
1,964,449
$6,963,922 $10,053,702
$10,472,340
20,474
32,757
27,227
$6,984,396
$10,086,459
$10,499,567
1,578,114
2,097,774
2,186,827
3,066,029
1
Department of Agriculture statistics show that only 18,221
(25% to 99%) were used for soil amendment purposes
United States during the year
ended June 30, 1954.
Moreover, the Commission
found "highly misleading" the company's
$7,899,632
$7,433,538
1,810,139
2,722,571
2.761,399
$3,319,923
$1.42
$3,076,483
$5,177,061
V $2.21
$4,672,139
in
view
of
$1.99
as
well
as
the
in
for Federal
taxes
for
income
the
amounts
deferred
a
of
such
deferred
Federal
to
$1,820,402
less
therefore
by
as
greater
and
estimated
to
by
The
above
at
$2,722,571,
to
Earned
of
deferred Federal
Surplus-Restricted.
The
of
amount
such
on
K. M.
2,342,411
shares.
■
''
'
,
,
'
.
Early in June the company reached an agreement with The Bunker
Co., of Kellogg, Idaho, for the purchase of Bunker's electric dis¬
properties in Kellogg, Wardner and Smelterville and adjacent
area.
This property known locally as The Light House, is situated
within the service area of the company in the Coeur d'Alene mining
district, and has been served by the company at wholesale for many
years.
All necessary regulatory approvals were received expeditiously,
,
Hill
tribution
the company took over the ownership and operation of the system
Aug. 30. The purchase price was $805,000, plus net additions from
and
on
-May Jt,. accounts
receivable,
and
customers, primarily residential
materials
and
supplies.
and commercial,
were
About
2,750
added by the
P
Recently the company entered into a new 2C-year contract with The
for the supply 6f power to the expanded operations of
electrolytic zinc plant in the Coeur d'Alene Mining district
Bunker Hill Co.
Bunker Hill
its
on
no
10 years."
that
observed
a
ore
ore
reserves
exposed
to
thereon,
operate
.
offering
of
properties,
Thermopolis
proven
sufficient
and
plan
the
of distribution,
public offering price of $2
per
the
share was
other
or
fraudulent
the
to
but
share,
the market rose.
offering price is again
unless
means,
statement,
the
In a
given
with a qualifying statement that this price is
at $2 solely for the purpose of determining the
and that actual selling prices may be less or greater de¬
prices prevailing In the over-the-counter
market; and
were
made
to existing over-the-counter
market
on
references
The
"distorts
to
Robinson, President, on Sept. 10, said in part:
is
Commission held that the inclusion of the arbitrary
and of computations based thereon as to use of proceeds,
entire picture and renders unrealistic the representa¬
tions about registrant's proposed use of the proceeds," and stated that
the misrepresentation was
of great importance to investors in view
of the fact that the company had already outstanding or was obligated
to issue a total of 3,650,594 shares, including the 500,000 shares sold
or under option
to McBride, and the proceeds of the present offering
of 700,000 shares to the public would have to carry this entire strucprices.
de¬
.
were
"there
figure of $2
Surplus-Restricted).
tBased
fee
filing
is $9,576,867.
(credited
per
footnote
income taxes have been
total
$2
pending
said estimated amounts than would have been
not elected to apply such accelerated amorti¬
ferred taxes accumulated in this account at Aug. 31, 1956,
tDue to accelerated amortization of certain facilities
there
that
arbitrarily, calculated
be
amounts, and the amounts shown on
income and net income before adjustment—are
amounts
tonnages
ore
that
terms
the
amendment
later
said estimated
gross
1,000-ton mill for
sentations
income
12 months ended Aug.
are
to
fact
claim
originally
specified,
despite
a
then
prevailing over-the-counter of
$1.06 >/» bid and $1.18% asked.
It seems clear, the Commission stated,
that the stock could not be sold at $2 a share except
by misrepre¬
the company
shown had
credited
be
and the
respect
the
its
Commission
the eight months and the 12 months ended Aug. 31,
taxes
deferred
with
Concerning
this state¬
covered by
over a period of 60 months be¬
1953, of 65% of the depreciable
determined by the Commissioner
of January,
Gorge Project as
The
taxes reflect*
periods
a
in those periods of its prorated
month
Revenue.
entire
the
claims
income
Cabinet
of sulphur
tons
for
.
to
and
day.
$4,886,622
$1.31
proposed
also
is President
1,820,402
estimated
are
it
plans contemplate 400-ton dally production at the Cody plant and
erection of a plant at Thermopolis caprble of producing l.OJO tons
the
a
share
properties
near Thermopolis,
Wyo.
Through a sub¬
develop certain uranium claims.
John F.
principal promoter of the company. Accord¬
ing to the prospectus, he received an option to purchase 500,000 shares
at 10c per' share and has purchased 400,000 pursuant to such option;
The Commission found that the ^registration statement and prospectus
were
inaccurate
and
incomplete
in
material
respects,
particularly
concerning the description of the company's properties and the busi¬
ness to
be conducted, the terms of the stock offering and the plan of
distribution, the application of tne proceeds, transactions with pro¬
moters,
and
the iinancial statements.
With respect to the company's business and pioperty,
the Commis¬
sion found that the disclosures
were
inaccurate and incomplete for
failure to disclose the nature and magnitude of the marketing prob¬
lems which the company faces, and the nature and extent of competi¬
tion
which
other sellers of
sulphur products and of gypsum would
provide.
For example, the Commission pointed out, In the State of
Washington a purchaser could obtain sulphur from thesGulf ports
of Texas
at
a
cost
two-thirds less than an equivalent amount of
sulphur contained in soilaid.
Furthermore, the company has no sales
organization and has made no determination as to what marketing
costs are likely to be.
Although its principal engineer expressed the
view tnat the company could not market a large tonnage of soilaid,
64,071
65,856
sulphur
on
sidiary
8,221,269
64,702
.$6,696,888
dividends-
"txltase.
Offered—Frank Keith &
to
pressure
made
Barney
Exchange Commission on Sept. 19 announced the
"stop order" decision suspending the effectiveness of a
statement filed by this corporation for failure to comply
of
$5,140,330
com.
with
the
such
Earned
finished
operates
V
August.
financing,
__—
Federal
consists
company
Stamford,
operation
expiring
10,000
of
v
we
rated
a
consideration
defd—
available
of
therefore
since March, 1951.*
generally of processing paper,
fiber-glass
cloth and fiber-glass
mats
purchased
by
the
company
(or
in some instances supplied
by customers)
by impregnating the
same with a variety of chemical resins
(also purchased from suppliers)
of
In
with
1953.—
inc.
this statement
Company has been in commercial production
The
to
21,556
Fed.
.■
$50,000
incorporated
'
business
of
zation.
plants.
and
1951
been
ypppp
■.
proceeds
time to
rather
no-call
registration
"Nassau
respectively.
For
31, 1955, the amounts
$1,810,139 and $2,761,399,
respectively. The amounts shown cn this statement as deductions for
Federal income taxes and as total operating revenue deductions are
-
100,000 shs.
par
par
company
195C. Its principal pffice and place of
Ludlow
Sts., Stamford. Conn., which is the
The
from
'
The Securities and
ad¬
taxes
Internal
of
FINANCING
$50,000
13,
•The
Y.,
the
390,05.9
(net)
the eight months
•
promissory
Common
N.
for
$6,718,444
taxes applicable to
,
,
have
Smith,
by
Wyoming-Gulf Sulphur Corp.—Stock
5,412,280
(net)
deferred
per
ginning
to
are
of
added to the company's working capital.-^Vi..V
1'!
rV5??
.The additional machinery is on order and is expected to be installed
in operation about Dec. 1, 1956.
:
'
•
•
'
$6
Centre,
reporter
a
good
a
the
issuance
City Editor of the "Long Island
was
ment, resulting from the application
part of the accelerated amortization,
and
4l/2%
He
no
net
when
ago,
certainly wouldn't
V. 184, p. 965.
826.
p.
The
said, however,
other
about
70,054
*The amount deducted
amount
.
stock
common
to
was
headed
under
compared
not
10-year,
late
94,750
realize
to
1,356,032
before
common
purchasing
and
installing
additional machinery at the company's Santa Ana,. Calif., plant, in the
approximate sum of $45,000, and the balance of the proceeds is to
.
expects
555,536
revenues-
for
Balance
unsubscribed
an
'
are requiring
and we would perhap#
be able to retire the debentures out of earnings before that time.
The
issue
was
registered with the Securities and Exchange
Commission
loan
of
6,547,569
taxes-
deducts,
inc.
JEarns.
Dominick & Domi¬
compensation.
PROCEEDS—The
'
He
a
ex¬
__i
inc.
taxes
•
be
the
of
sale
"is
whether
No
private
1956—Month—1955
income
etc.
tFed.
Sept. 6 offered to its common stockholders
of record Sept. 5, 1956, the right to subscribe on or before
Sept. 20, 1956, for 16,725
additional shares of common
stock (par 50 cents) at $6 per
share on the basis of one
nick agreed to use its best efforts to sell
months
under
its
share for each four shares held.
securities
bankers
behind the decision to
826.
company on
uspd
$1,000,000
the
2,159,700
income
♦Gross
U. S. Polymeric Chemicals, Inc.—Stock Offered—This
be
take
4
a
its
just.
new
184,
Rockville
_
oper.
•Net
-
-•
in retiring first motrgage bonds that mature
five-year bank loans coming due Oct. 1, i960.
McBride
Income
taxes
Net
which
items,
are
$21,342,693 $18,905,219
coupon."
corpo¬
771.
p.
Depreciation
of
investment
explained.
"It's
$17,892,552 $16,663,603 $136,674,257 $124,064,383
184,
•Federal
Presi¬
fiscal
current
company
1956—8 Mos.—1955
:
$2,408,318
.v.-::.'-
obtainable,
year.
company
Y.
Other Federal taxes-
year,
the
sales
additional
/
Co.—August Sales Higher-
Operating expenses,
cluding taxes
that
hardwood
184,
months
four
the
the
by
'
first planned the offering," he said, "it
was expected that easier
money conditions would prevail.
But instead,
things got even tighter." ? At the time the refunding was originally
proposed, he added, a coupon rate of about 3V2% would have been
.
°
reported
ago.
—W.
stressed
told
were
diversification.
product
range
5
1956—Month—1955
Co., Inc.—Financing Delayed—
cbmpany
"Six
Period End. Aug.
shares
United States Plywood Corp.—Reports Higher Sales—
stockholders
Incrd.
1956—8 Mos.—1955
use
and
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings Higher—
|.
31-i
' 1956-^S Rf6s'.—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
.Operating Be venues
$17,385,779 $16,159,614 $25,667,034 $23,720,672
covering
1,500,000
United
Income
Fund
Accmulative Fund Shares;
and $25,000,000
Periodic Investment Plans
were
for
"
amendment
an
766.
p.
.
■
The
was
Kansas City, Mo.—Registers With
company
180,
stockholders.
statement
500,000
.The
565.
p.
^ $0.^7
Walgreen
Securities and Exchange Commission—
registration
a
Assistant
N.
period End. Aug. 31—
This
The
former
Jamaica,
Daily
V.
SEC
This
stock¬
to
Privately—The
arranging
issue.—V.
Sales
its
also
shares.
is the
Press,"
the
corporation has decided to postpone a proposed
$20,000,000
offering of 20-year debentures because of unsettled conditions prevail¬
ingin the money market, James D. Cooney, President, said on Sept. 18.
Matus of Fresh Meadows, N. Y., has been named Pub¬
Manager of this corporation, according to an announcement by
Gould B. Martin, Director of Public Relations.
177, p. 2633.
United Funds, Inc.,
will
Varian
balance within
Co.
common
from
with
670.
p.
....
licity
$1,157,958
2,462,238
$1,954,420
i—.
—
184,
Wilson &
Vitro Corp. of America—Publicity Manager—
'
,.
Earnings
;
670.
p.
$2,613,329
—V.
Howard F.
1
Scares
184,
offered
were
Sold
1955
$23,270,386
$28,970,123
_
income
Total
Varian
$1,000,000
Months Ended June
agreement,
and
Witter
notification
White Stores, Inc.—August Sales Increased—
on
Under
Dean
Six
184,
agreement, Bingham-Herbrand shareholders
$13,347,000 and net income to $496,000.—V.
immediately
(& Subs.)—Earns.
of
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Aug. 31—
York Life Insurance Co.
capital stock presently outstanding.
United Engineering & Foundry Co.
letter
a
$21,569,000 $20,333,000 $139,900,000 $126,170,000
/
Sales
ration, it was announced on Sept. 21, has placed pri¬
vately, through Dean Witter & Co., an issue of $2,000,000
4%% promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1968, with the New
' Vv
■
'
1171.
p.
Acquisition—
of
Varian Associates—Notes
$821,310
184,
Western Auto Supply Co. (Mo.)—August Sales
knows
941,114
„
405,384 shares of
on
1995.
p.
;
10 filed
Cooney
1,762,424
County.—V.
company's outstanding cumulative preferred stock.—V.
to,
1,053,580
Net
Sept.
on
Period End. Aug. 31—
1955
2,011,974
—
—
company
Sales
$12,206,230 $10,396,095
___
Earnings
Federal
1956
,r
J
of
Sept. 5, 1956, more than 97.6% was subscribed
exercise of rights, the corporation announced
Sept. 20. The unsubscribed portion of the $jLO,000,000
offering has been distributed at a premium by the under¬
writing group
headed by
Kidder, Peabody
& Co.
—V. 184, p. 1171.
I
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
shares
for upon
5.00
United Elastic Corp.
Stevens
Forgan & Co., and Hallgarten & Co.
holders
1.50
964.
p.
in
subordinated debentures which
2.00
—
two
share
one
two shares
to
bodies
ore
Corp. of America—Over 97.6% of Deben¬
tures Subscribed For—Of the 4^4% 20-year convertible
Scranton & Co.— 2.00
Cooley & Co.
_
the
next
negotiations for the supply of
$3,000,000 uranium ore process¬
Dawn Mining Co.'s new
being constructed four miles from our Long Lake Power
processing plant is expected to add stimulus to the de¬
Public offering of the
3.00
Chas.
6 Months Ended June 30—»
Net
Co.__
Co
receive
in
the
This
through
3.00
& CO.———
Putnam
&
1,018,664
Vanadium
2.00
W.
contained
amounted
3.00
Baker, Weeks & Co
Fen
Beane
Hutton
the
preferred stock, these
the
on
construction,
in
(H. S.) Webb & Co., Glendale, Calif.—Files With SEC
3.00
5.00
.
Pierce,
E.
share
per
under
power
informal
the
to
plant
The
3.00
.
5.0C
.
Co
&
Merrill: " Lynch;
5.00
Clark, Dodge & Co
8.00
Goldman, Sachs & Co.——
'
Dominick & Dominick
8.00
...
$3.01
the
on
additional
covering $300,000 of G% sinking fund subordinated deoentuTes, due 1976
to
be
offered
at
face
amount, through Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
The proceeds are to be used to redeem all of
of
Van
Norman
convertible preferred stock
Bingham-Herbrand held by them. -V'"'
For.the first seven months of 1956, ■ net sales of Van Norman
amounted to $18,780,000 and net income to $539,000, while net sales
of
Bingham-Herbrand
for
the
10
months
ended
July
31,
1956,
preierence
White, Weld & Co
8.00
8.00
& Co., Inc.
The First Boston Corp
Lazard
1956
shall not be subscribed for by the exercise of rights;
as
Kirhn,
of
After dividends
scheduled and
of
Higher—
Van Norman Industries, Inc.—Proposed
for each
underwriter
ing
This corporation is planning the acquisition of the assets of The
Bingham-Herbrand Corp. for shares of Van Norman $2.28 convertible
preferred stock, it was reported on Sept. 17.
f
*
'
Subject to the approval of shareholders of both companies and other
would
each
income.
kw.
has completed
company
power
—V.
the
of
Co., Inc.—Earnings
expansion,
12,000
velopment of uranium
Pictures
on
This
conversion
have
the
taxes
agreed to sell to them severally, the percentage set forth below opposite
name
The
184,
stock outstanding in the hands of the public at July 30, 1955.
183, p. 3060.
5,089,560 shs.
upon
.
underwriters
laws.—V.
\-V.'
'
r
wholly-owned
new
common
1955
preference stock and of which 397,623
shares will be
reserved for issue upon conversion of the
1956 preference
In addition, 46,000 -shares are reserved for issue upon exercise
outstanding stock options.
a
Louisiana
.0'
,■ ■
earnings are' equivalent to
initially
stock.
under
Federal tax#s on income.
Included therein are extraordinary earn¬
ings (principally from the outright sale of all rights in old serials) of
$1,021,000, net of Federal taxes at the long-term capital gain rate.
After dividends on the preferred stock, these
earnings are equivalent
to $3.32 per share on the 927,254 shares of common stock
outstanding
in the hands of the public at July 28, 1956.
For the 39 weeks ending
July 30, 1955 earnings were $3,237,521 after providing $3,125,000 for
FINANCING
117,014 shs.
were
organize
to
company
for
318,098 shs.
shares
used
be
The registration statement filed with the SEC on July 9,
covering
1,800,000 shares of common stock (par $1), of which 1,200,000 shares
1955
$3.02
or
(convertible)
par)
to
are
insurance
:vy
..y;-;
Universal
—V.
($5
life
expected to require
51
years.
Station.
500,000 shs.
;
proceeds
Northern Idaho.
is
;
a
cumulative,
._
net
reserve
of
stock
common
income
net
and
dividends
(convertible).
1956
stock
to
...
$697,922,000
Authorized
issuable
The
intent,... amounted
(1275)
Aug. 13 offered publicly 300,000 shares of
(no par) at $5 per share.
>
: ;
:
.
preference
stock.
common
were
Preference stock
air-
pneumatic
outstanding at the year-end. For the six
1956 sales
aggregated $458,471,000 and net
the latter equal atter preference
dividends
June
30,
$20,556,000,
share
a
including
and
pumps,
/
shares
common
was
;
-
1956.
1955
year
$31,065,000,
the
$4.06
sales
June
the
hydraulic
government
ended
income
to
to
on
and
on
during
amounted
equipment,
refrigeration units, jet-engine starters, electronic
hydro-mechanical
Unfilled
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
tUAs
to
the
the
proposed
of proceeds,
use
about
information
without
the
serious
the Commission observed that
of the company's mar¬
nature
adequately appreciate the signif¬
icance of the stated purpose to supply the first $1,100,000 of proceeds
to Increased production and to leave an insubstantial figure for sales
expense
until last.
Similarly, the proposed expenditures of $979,500
on
the Termopolis
property could be more intelligently assessed if
keting
the
problems
an
investor cannot
information were
thereon.
ments
The
presented that there were no proven ore reserves
also found the company's financial state¬
Commission
"improper
and misleading in
many
respects."—V.
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co., Chicago, 111.—Files
The
company
covering
$18
per
12,500
cn
Sept.
shares
7
of
filed a letter of notification
i
r%
Ua
iipnei
fnn
p.
worHu
cr
"
670.
With SEC
with the SEC
be offered at
stock (par $10) to
Anthony & Co., New York, N. Y.
common
share, through Tucker,
184,
The
*< (1276)
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, September 24, 1956
STATE AN D CITY DEPARTM ENT
.
••-U'
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
"
OiV-.
ARIZONA
Cloverdale
-
:
'r
:-:
' V*'' V.';-':/ v.'! ".'"'./A-
High Sch. Dist.,
Calif.
Bond Sale—The $175,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 11—rv. 184,
•
Sale—The building bonds
967—were awarded to the Bank
p.
totaling $4,045,000 offered Sept. 17
of America National Trust & Sav¬
184, pp.
868 and 967—were
ings Association, of San Fran¬
group composed of
cisco.
V:
the First Boston Corp., Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago, Blyth
Fontana Unified School District,
&
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Co., Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
Inc., First National Bank, of Port¬
land,
First
of
Michigan
Corp., ing bonds offered Sept. 17-—v. 184,
Third National Bank, Nashville, p. 1065—-were awarded to a group
Seasongood & Mayer, Kenower- composed of the American Trust
MacArthur
&
San
Co.,
McDonald- Co.,
Francisco,
California
Moore & Co., Lucas, Eisen & Bank, Los Angeles, Harris Trust
Waeckerle,
and
Woodward
& & Savings Bank, Chicago, Paine,
Zuber, as follows:
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Shuman,
Agnew & Co., and Taylor
$2,521,000 School District No. 1
& Co., as 3%s, at a price Of 101.67,
bonds, at a price of par, a net
—v.
awarded
to
cost
as
follows:
on
Nov.
about
of
$792,000
1
from
inclusive;
due
to
from
1965
and
V
Nov. 1
1973 inclusive,
3.40s, due on
to
$277,000
on
Nov. 1, 1974 and 1975.
1,524,000
High
bonds, at
net
3.39%,
due,
on
1962
due
of
cost
from
1965
to
Nov.
1,
1974
Nov/i
inclusive,
3.40s,
and
due
on
1975.
ARKANSAS
Arkansas Justice
Bu'.lditg Com*
mission (P. O. Little Rock),
Arkansas
Bond4 Offering—Chairman J. M.
Smallwood
that
announces
the
Commission will receive auction
bids at the office of the
Secretary
of
State, Little Rock, until 2
(CST) on Sept. 26 for the
p.m.
pur¬
chase of $1,600,000 revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
Sept. 1
from 1960 to 1989 inclusive;
In¬
terest M-S.
Oct,
Legality approved by
& Williams,
of
Mehaffy, Smith
Bond Offering — Ruth A. Preleigh, County Clerk, will receive
bids
her
at
bonds.
1957
Due
1981
to
on
incl.
Oct.
1
from
Oct.
1957
1,
to
1981
1956.
incl.
Principal
and
interest A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
County, Calif.
Offering—Ruth
Bond
leigh,
Mendocino
A.
Pres-
County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids
at
ding until 2
p.m.
her
office
in
(PDST)
on
Red¬
Sept.
for
the
purchase of $12,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1956.
24
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
1957
and
Principal
payable
at
(A-O)
Treasurer's
office.
oroved bv Orrick,
interest
the
inclusive.
to
County
1968
Legality
ap-
Dahlquist, Her-
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran*
cisco.
office
in
Red¬
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los
Angeles
until 9 a.m.
(PDST) on Oct. 9 for
the purchase of
$150,000
building
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1956. Due on
1 from 1957 to 1981
inclu¬
Nov.
ding until
2
p.m.
(PDST)
on
sive, Principal and interest
(M-N)
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $450,Dayable at the
County Treasurer's
000 building bonds. Dated Nov.
1,.
1956.
Due
1979
on
office.
Nov. 1 from
1957 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by
O'Melveny&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bakersfield City School
District,
Kern County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$1,500,000 build¬
*
ing bonds offered Sept. 18—v.
184,
868—were awarded to
composed
Hutzler,
Bank,
&
of
Co.,
Salomon
a
group
Bros.
&
Security-First National
Angeles, J. S. Strauss
and Gregory &
Sons, as
price of 100.01,
of about 2.79%.
\
a
.
Ciaremont
a
basis
.
Unified School
District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
;Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive
bids
at
until 9
his
a.m.
office
in
(PDST)
Los
on
sealed
Angeles
Oct. 9 for
the purchase of
$218,000
building
Dated Nov.*^, 1956. Due
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1967 inclu¬
sive.
Co.;
Wm.
R.
Staats
ica
National
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Trust
3V4S,
at
Savings
as
price of 101.64.
The
re-offered
the
bonds
at
group
a
prices to yield from 2% to
3.10%,
according to maturity.
Other
cate:
members
First
Chase
of
the
svndi-
National
Manhattan
City Bank;
Bank; Bankers
Trust
Co.; Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago; Guaranty
Trust Co., of New
York; J. P.
Morgan & Co. Inc.; Blyth &
Co.,
Inc.; First Boston Corp.;, Smith,
Barney & Co.; American Trust
Co., of San Francisco; Continental
Illinois
National
Bank
Co,,
Chicago;
Chemical
of
Northern
Bank,
Trust
of
Co.,
Lazard
&
New
of
Trust
Chicago;
t
(CDST)
Oct.
on
terest
Company, of
St.
Louis; Reynolds & Co.; J.
Barth & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; A. M. Kid¬
der & Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; John Nuveen &
Jo.; bcnoellkopf, Ruiton & Jt-omeroy; Shearson, Hammiil & Co.;
F. S. Smithers & Co.; Trust Com¬
pany of Georgia, Atlanta; Wertheim
& Co.; Andrews
& Wells;
inc.;
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Wm. Bia.r
& Co.; Coffin & Burr; R. S. Dick¬
son
& Co.; Francis I. du Pont &
Co.; Gregory & Sons; Ira Haupt
& Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.;
Laurence M. Marks & Co.; W. H.
Morton & Co.; Roosevelt &
Cross;
L.
F.
Rothschild &
Co.; G. H.
Walker & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold
& Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.:
City
National Bank & Trust Co.; Com¬
merce Trust Co.,
both of Kansas
City; Dominick & Dominica; A.
16
State
New York Hanseatic
Corp.; Wm.
Co.; Van Alsiyne,
Noel & Co.; Barcus, Kindred &
Co.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
xnc.;
Byrne
and
Phelps,
Inc.;
Julien
to
&
Co.; Cruitenden
Co.; Field, Richards & Co.; Hill,
Richards & Co.; Irving Lundborg
& Co.;
Wm. J. Mericka & Co.;
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
Co., Cincinnati; Shuman, Agnew
& Co.; Taylor & Co.;* Third Na¬
tional Bank, in Nashville; Thorn¬
ton, Mohr & Farish; Tripp & Co.,
Inc.; R. D. White & Co.; HI E.
Work & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
&
Shelby
1986
Cullom
Oct.
from
1
&
inclusive.
Ana.
Legality
approved
District,
bids
at
his
in
1,635,000
school
1956.
to
bonds.
Due
1981
Dated
Sept.
on
inclusive.
interest
Sept.
Tustin
Principal
Rowland Area
bids
1,
the
Bank
Trust
San
&
of
America
Savings
Francisco,
$150,000
5s.
1959 to
1963
150,000 4V2S.
1964
to
1968
1969 to
to
Due
bids at
2
1978
&
tional
Co.;
Northwestern
Na¬
Ban
k,
of
Minneapolis;
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stone
& Youngberg; Stubbs, Smith &
inclusive.
Blake
62,000 4V4S.
1971 to
Investment
.;
Bank
&
Allen
Bank
&
&
Trust
Co.;
Co., of Salt Lake
City; Doll & Isphording, Inc.; the
First
of
Master
Arizona
Company;
Hutchinson
burger,
Loeb
fray
Hopwood;
&
&
&
Co.;
McNew-
&
Mayer; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.:
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.;
L.
Arthur
Wright & Co., and C. N. White
& Co.
•
Nov. 1 from
.
.
•
& Co., at a price of
interest cost of about
follows:
as
5s.
•j
A •'
on Oct.
1962 to 1989 inclusive.
180,000 4s.
'
•
A A "
1
from
Due
on
Oct.
Tfrom
1
from
inclusive.
CONNECTICUT
at
until 11
for
the
his
office
a.m.
in
(PDST)
purchase
building bonds,
as
Santa
Ana
Sept. 25
$2,236,000
on
of
follows:
..
$800,000 School District bonds.
500,000 High School Dist. bonds.
936,000 Jr. College Dist. bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
1957 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
St., Hartford, until 2 p.m. (DST)
on Sept. 27
for the purchase of
$165,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
to
from
cipal and interest
Offering—Ralph W. Sand-
meyer, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the office of
1976 inclusive.
(A-O)
payable
Treasurer's office.
at
FLORIDA
the County
Legality approved
by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los
Angeles.
Florida Development Commission
(P.
O.
Bonds
Shasta Lake
Union
School
District,
Shas*a
«
County, Calif.
Offering—Ruth A.
Bond
Pres-
leigh, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
at
ding, until 2
24
for
her
p.m.
the
office
(CDST)
purchase
of
bonds. " Dated
in
Red¬
on
Sept.
$26,000
Oct.
Tallahassee),
Not
.
Miami, Florida /, :
Offering — G. N. Shaw,
Director, will receive sealed bids
'AvA'
1U;■ f-r-L> 14
IT a.m:
1,
J-n 2
Jjv
•
■
Bond
«
-•..
■>.i,:u
Florida
Sold—Bids for the
$5,500,000 Sarasota County Bridge
revenue bonds offered
Sept. 20—•
v. 134, p. 967—were
rejected.?
•
J
J,'•»
v:
Oct.
on
129,000 3%s. Due
^
1, 1975
.')<V
J:
'v
Due
"
bids
building
.
■
inclu¬
Union
1970 to 1981
i-.
.
1976
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
Nov.
on
to
Offering—L. B, Wallace; Cornwall (P. O. Cornwall
Bridge),
County Clerk, will receive sealed
VJfkX: Connecticut
Co.;,.Piper,. JafSeasongood
$50,000
on
1957
a net
3.96%,
Santa Ana School Districts,
Orange County, Calif.
Trust
Continental
Due
from
Weeden
100.07,
Nov. 1 from
on
Ukiah',• tiiitil
Bond
Co.,
Winston-Salem; Zahner & Co.; E
Ray
and
and 1976.
Co.; Stroud & Co.;
Wachovia
Due
15
Nov. 1, 1965.
on
Due
his office in
School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 17—v. 184,
p. 1065—were awarded to a group
composed of the American Trust
Co., San Francisco; Blyth & Co.,
from
1974 inclusive.
126,000 2s.
Cleveland
Ballin
& Lee; Hooker & Fay; McDonaldMoore & Co.; J. A. Overton &
Co.; Pierce, Carrison & Wulbern,
Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw; Soden
Due
252,000 3V2S.
Co.;
Hannahs,
1
District,
County, Calif.
Broaddus,
Mendocino
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Co.; Breed & Harri¬
son, Inc.; Henry Dahlberg & Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Ellis &
tional Bank, of St. Paul; Glickenhaus & Lembo;
Nov.
on
v
Union" School
Willits
1964 inclusive.
314,000 3V4S.
&
Fahey, Clark & Co.; First
Corp.; First National
Bank, of Minneapolis; First Na¬
Due
1957 to
in¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
follows:
as
$496,000 5s.
1976
p.m.
Oct.
Obispo Union High School
District, San Luis Obispo County,
Davis
to
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
Oct. 1 from
on
1957
(CDST) on Oct; 1 for the
purchase ' of
$404,000
building
bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1956. Due on
Oct. 1 from
on
Ana
County Clerk, will receive sealed
from
inclusive.
Due
Santa
Bond Offering—W. J.
Oct. 1 from
on
in
Principal
Mendocino
of
1972 inclusive.
230,000 4V2S.
1973
1
office
from
1
Ukiah
inclusive.
Due
120,000 41As.
Oct.
on
Orange
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
follows:
as
Due
District,
a.m.
Los Angeles,
National
Association,
15
and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
&
Co.;
Memphis;
California
Folger, N o 1 a n, Fieming-W. B.
Bond Sale—The $1,250,000 build¬
Hibbs & Co.; Foster &
Marshall;
ing bonds offered Sept. 17—v. 184,
G. C. Haas & Co.; Kalman &
Co.;
p. 967—were awarded to the Bank
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Ly¬
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ons & Shafto,
Inc.; National City'
ings Association, of San Francisco,
Bank,
of
Cleveland;
Newhard.
Cook
his
at
Oct.
on
Water District,
offered Sept.
17—
1172—were awarded to
p.
June
(PDST) on Sept. 25
purchase of $200,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due
bonds
184,
on
for the
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $650,000 water
v.
Due
School
until 11
Bond
works
June 15 from
on
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
and
the
payable at
County Treasurers office.
June 15 from
on
County, Calif.
1957
(M-S)
3.33%,
1979 inclusive.
3y4s.
Santa
from
1
Inc.,
from 1980 to 1995 inclusive.
Rosa, until 2:30 p.m. (CDST) on
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $84,000
Co.,
Securities
1973 inclusive.
405,000 3V2S. Due
San Luis
First National Bank, of
Due
1961 to
Sonoma
office
com¬
follows:
$310,000 4s.
by
An¬
hansen, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
&
net interest cost of about
\
County, Calif.
Offering—William P. Jo-
Bond
Stuart
1^;..
:l n,fet;
(EST)*
on
>
967— ;
group
Dillon, Union
1974 to
School
bonds
p.
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., First
corporation, and Wm.
Co., at a price of 100.003,
as
geles.
Roseland
184,
a
Blair &
Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office in San¬
ta
to
of ivncxiigan
1957
0'Melvenys& Myers, of Los
Halsey,
Eastman
interest
&
Collins
Co.,
Sept. 20 for
>
$2,350,000 ;
system
posed of First National City Bank,
of New York; R. H. Moulton &
of $760,000 sanitary
system bonds. Dated Oct.
on
Sale—The
Sept. 18—v.
clusive.
Bank, of Newark;
Pollock
Offering—A. H. Hollister,
1, 1956. Due
the
at
District,
County, Calif.
awarded
were
the purchase
sewer
payable
transmission
offered
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive pealed bids until
G. Edwards &
Sons; Ernst & Co.;
Ginther, Johnston & Co.; Hirsch
&
Co.;
the
Illinois
Coinpany;
Kean,
Taylor
&
Co.;
National
Bond
water
on
to
Conservation
Sonoma
office.
(CDST)7
1957
County Flood Control and
Water
Orange County, Contra Mesta Sani¬
tary District (P. O. Mesa), Calif.
7:30 p.m.
from
1
Principal and in¬
(A-O)
Sonoma
Principal and interest (M-N)
ppvable at the County Treasurer's
Bond
Oct.
on
Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco. '
*>'
**.' T.
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
on
Trust
Corn
York;
Freres & Co.; Drexel &
Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
Beane;
•
First National' Bank> of Port¬
.
office.
&
Association, of San Francisco,
a.m.
Due
inclusive.
County Treasurer's office.
sive.
Mercantile
E.
9
1956.
1981
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due
&
D.
offered Sept. 18 — v.
184,
722—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Bank of
Amer¬
Exchange
bon$s.
on
&
bonds
Los
2.80s, at
Witter
until
Jo.;
p.
Angeles School Districts, Los
Angeles County, Calif.,
Bond Sale—The
$29,000,000
V
;.
for the purchase of $685,000 build¬
Lombardo, Inc.} Sutro Bros. & Co.;
Tilriey & Co.; Townsend, Dabny
& Tyson; Robert Winthrop & Co.;
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Fred
Los
terest
p.
•'
mons;
School
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Anderson Union High Sch.
District,
Mendocino County, Calif.
sealed
from
Hawthorne
CALIFORNIA
,
as
1
Dated
Little Rock.
J"
on Sept. 25
$750,000 build¬
follows;
Grant School District,
f.
'
(PDST)
a.m.
62,000 series C bonds.
Due on
Z Oct, 1 from 1957 to 1981 incl.
85,000 series D bonds.
Due on
196^;
on
1973
$155,000
11
$603,000 series A
about
Nov. 1, 1963 and
and
:
until
for the purchase of
follows: $555,000 4s,
Nov. 1 from 1957 to
$666,000 3.30s, due
;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at hi*f office in Santa Ana
inclusive; $148,000 3*4s,
on
Union High School
Orange County, Calif.
Offering—L. B. Wallace,
Bond
as
"
-
a
Grove
District,
ing bonds,
School District
price of 100.03, a
interest
Garden
1962
'
$1,188,000 3.30s, due
3.59%.
3.39%,
4s,
1957
$264,000 3%s, due
1, 1963 and 1964;
Nov.
on
basis of about
a
interest
'
phia; California Bank, of Los An¬
geles; Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Dean
a
.
"-V :''iV/'
land; Security-First National Norwalk City School District, Los
Bank,
of
Lcs
Angeles;
Seattle
Angeles County, Calif.
First National Bank, of Seattle; i Bond
Offering—Harold J, Ostly;
R. W. Pressprich & Co., Philadel¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
phia National Bank, of Philadel¬ bids at his office in Los Angeles,
Sonoma County,
Pima County School District*
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond
Union
•'
-
Oct..3 for
Number 5571... The
Volume 184
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pringfield Township Sch. Building
Midwest^S^cyrities Floyd School Building Corporation
/ (>TX). New Albany)find.
T 'orfyofdtiori*'(P. Ch^Fort Wayne),
of Chicago; as 4V4S.
*■
'■
1
.
of $1,000,000 special
obligation
capital
improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
sold/to,
1 from 1958 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Principal and; interest (M-S)
payable
at $ the
First
National
Bank of Miami. Legality approved
1,
the purchase
the
Company,
Dated
Sept.
1, 1956.
Principal
payable
(F-A)
on
and
American
the
at
Bank & Trust Company,
National
of
Aug.
interest
Due
Aug.
1996.
Chicago.
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
& Mitchell, of New York City.
by
Indiana
Sale—The
$475,000 first
Bond
Offering—David Bartell,
bonds offered
Sept. 18 — V. 184, p. 968 — were Jr., President, will receive sealed
bids at the Lincoln National Bank
awarded
to
the
City Securities
Corp., Indianapolis, as \ 4s, at a & Trust Company, Trust Depart¬
Bond
mortgage
Island, Florida
Treasure
3.99%.
bonds offered Sept. 17—v. 184, p.
awarded
968—were
to
group
a
by Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
and Goodbody & Co., as 5s, at a
price of 97.00.
headed
hawaii
v
(Territory of)
— Kam
Tai Lee,
Hawaii
Offering
Bond
receive
Territorial Treasurer, will
bids
sealed
at
Bankers Trust
the
46 Wall Street, New
City, until Oct. 23 for the
Company,
York
$2,900,000 elec¬
Galveston, Ind.
tric revenue bonds offered Sept.
Bond Offering—Lawrence
19—v. 184, p. 968—were awarded
Clerk-Treasurer,
to a group composed of Smith, B00ne, Town
Barney & Co., and Kidder, Pea- will receive sealed "bids until 7:30
body & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., p.m. (CST) on Oct. 8 for the pur¬
W. E. Hutton & Co., L. F. Roths¬ chase of $186,000 sewage works
child & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1986
& Co., Eldredge &
Co., W. H.
inclusive. Principal and interest
Morton & Co., and Yates, Heitner
(F-A) payable at the Twelve Mile
& Woods, at a price of 100.06, a
State Bank, Twelve Mile. Legality
net interest cost of about 3.01%,
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
as follows:
"ti>,/////''
Miller, of Indianapolis.
$540,000 3 V2 s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Guthrie Twp. (P. O. Tunnelton),
<
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
to 1976 inclusive.
'
.
525,000 27/sS. Due on Sept. 1 from
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
.
idaho
Offering
—
Kenneth
No. 202 (P.
A.
(CST) on Oct. 3 for the pur¬
chase of $775,000 building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
from 1958 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
p.m.
$290,000 dormitory bonds. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1986 incl.
Oct.
Due
bonds.
on
of the
System of
submit a bid
Teachers'
Retirement
Idaho
areed
has
to
$320,000 Wo¬
dormitory
revenue
Hall
18
Sept.
offered
bonds
receive 2%s,
at
v.
—
184,
a
Housing
Federal
Finance Agency; as
and
Home
:
'/
^4///
/
revenue
Dated .Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1975
Sullivan,
Offering—Elsie
inclusive.
Village Clerk, will receive
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Wabash Valley Trust
bids until 8 p.m.
Co.,
Bond
for the
sealed
(CDST) on Oct. 1
purchase of $395,000 mu¬
or at the First Na¬
Bank of Chicago. Legality
Peru,
tional
approved by Ross, McCord, ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
nicipal "site and building bonds.
bids until Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
(CST) on Sept. 25 for the from 1957 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
purchase of $6,750,000 or $1,750,- cipal and interest (J-D) payable
000 school site and building bonds.
at such place as may be mutually
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Each amount
agreed upoii between the pur¬
to be payable yearly on Dec. 1
chaser
and
the
President
and
from 1957 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Board of Village Trustees. Legal¬
cipal and interest payable at a
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Chicago banking institution desig¬
ler, of Chicago.
nated by the purchaser. Legality
Westville, III.
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Bond Sale—An issue of $480,000
8 p.m.
system
gas
sold
■
.
F0*-
the
to
revenue
Midwest
bonds
County (P. O.
Greencastle), Ind.
Putnam
Bond Offering—-Alex
■
Securities
;
." *
Henry County
"
r
'
.
-
jot
Chicago. ;:-V
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JacksonCounty,'Murdale Water
VV
V
„
*
Murphysboro), III.
Bond Sale—An-issue of $190,000
Dist.
water
(P. O.
works
was
at
the
American
&- Trust
by
bonds^was
as
3%s, at
Bank
Legality
& Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
■
Offering
Bond
Bond
Offering
—
•
Frank Kitson,
will receive
(CST) on
the purchase of $450,000
Auditor,
hospital improvement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1,
1976;
Interest J-J/Legali/ ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
-fee &
An¬
Richard
Township
School
July
1
Due
on
1969
:
1970
The
1956.
Township
Civil
Due
Legality
Grafton
on
July
inclusive.
bonds
at
are
4
Bank & Trus
•
•
gality approv
&
1
from
.
:
dated
Miller,
Clinton
y
v
lic
Oct/1,
County
Le¬
Ross, McCord,
;
of
Wilfred
Mrs.
—
purchase of $110,000 pub¬
improvement /bonds.
Dated
M-N. Legality approved by Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
Lafayette
~
Bond
special
17
Works
1173—were awarded
Beh Co., of. Des
ceive
United
Home
City,
was
3s.
as
bonds.
/
will
re¬
10
a.m.
1959
Due
to!
Nov.
on
1986*
from
1
inclusive.
750,000 water works utility
/
'
reve-
"
Clelland,
bonds.
nue
*
Dodge, Iowa '
H.
of Water
until
$110,000 public improvement
Due
from 1959 to
The
Fort
bids
of
//
Offering—C.
Bond
Board
Commissioners,
sealed
'
Varvaro,
(CST) on Oct. 11 for the purchase
$860,000 bonds/hs follows:
1D0.O4.
.sold to the
Bank, of Mason
sbonds:
Offering—G.'G.
Secretary of the
Springs Community District
(P. O. Charles City), la.
Bond Sale—An issue of $220,000
school
Water Works
(P. O.
1
Lafayette), La. '
,
$7,500
Parish
District No.
Rapids.
1956.
bonds
dated
are
M-N.
Interest
Nov.
on
1
1986 inclusive.
Nov.
Legality
1,
ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
receive sealed of New Orleans.
(CST) on Oct. 2
for the purchase of $155,000 park¬ St. Mary Parish Water Works Dist.
No. 3
(P. O. Box 831,
ing lot revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
Morgan City), La.
1, 1956. Due on Sept. 15 from
Bond Offering—Robert J. Terre¬
1957 to 1964 inclusive. Legality
Clerk,
City
will
bids until 2 p.m.
Dorwiler. bonne, Secretary of the Board of
approved by Rogers &
Des Moinea.
of
West Branch, towa
"
Offering;—J.
Bond
Haysleft,
J.
will receive; sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
24 for
the purchase of $26,000
bonds, as follows:
Clerk,
Town
.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids at R. J. Marcell's in Amelia,
until 3 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 5 for
the purchase of $181,000
bonds,
as' follows:■■
general1 obligation bonds.
$11,000
1967 inclusive.
Sept. 1,
1956.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Town Treasurer's of¬
fice.
dated
are
Legality approved by D. E.
Borchart, of West Branch.
Bar¬
City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 1 for the purchase of $1,425,-
Sept.
clusive.
sewer
Sept.
Dated
bonds.
on
and
1,
revenue
Due
1991 in¬
interest
1956.
1 from 1958 to
Principal
and
payable
ler, of Chicago.
at
Mount
City
90aled
on
;/..r ■ ^s-..yY-
Clerk;
>
C.
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Sept.
20
1959
1981
to
J
Oct.
~ dated
1,
1956.
Principal arid interest (A-O)
payable at the office of the Board
of Commissioners
in Amelia, or
at any
bank specified by the. suc¬
Legality approved
cessful bidder.
Brewer
Bond
Bry¬
receive
(CST)
for the purchase of
:
:
i
School District, Me.
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
High
ing bonds offered Sept. 19—v. 184,
1173—were awarded to a group
composed of F/S. Moseley & Co.,
p.
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill; as
3.70s, at
a
price of 100.15,
*:
of about 3.68%.
/,
,v>
Bond
f
>
....
:J~ '
basis
a
,
•
r
Camden,'Maine
Offering—Harold B.
~
Gil¬
bert, Town Manager, will receive
sealed bids at " the Bostoh Safe
Deposit and Trust Company, 100
Franklin Street, Bostonr until 11
a.m.
Vernon, Ky.
Offering—Mary
Bond
ant,
_
are
maine
ton,
-
from
'
bonds
The
y
Ky.
Offering—Lamoine
water
1
inclusive.
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Madisonville,
000
Oct.
on
A
•
bonds
'
<
76,000 water revenue bonds. Due
15,000 sewer bonds. Due on Nov*.
1 from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
The
Due
1976
'
-Nov/1-from 1957 to
on
v•
'
$105,000 water works bonds.
/
on Oct. 1 from 1957 to
■'
inclusive/
:
' V
•
*
,
/udainapolis.
by
Grafton,
Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov, 1 from
1959
to
1986
inclusive.
Interest
the Kentucky
bonds;
1957 to Bdnk & Trust Company, of Madi¬
//// sonville, and at a bank or trust
company in New York City des¬
bonds.
ignated by the-purchaser. Legal¬
1958 to
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
-.-Vv, Rossville.
Offering
for the
Nora
(M-S)
.
approved
&
lice Jury, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 11
sold to Ravens-
Moines, as 4s, at a "price Of
Principa* and interest (J-J)
payable
Ice
from
inclusive.
65,000
bids until 9 a.m.
Oct. 3 for
—
////
on
$65,000
sealed
Rossville),
O.
the
Lacy, Secretary of the Parish Po¬
pool
kentucky
Oct. 1 for the purchase
$130,000 bonds, as follows: /(
Indiana
County
bonds,
drews, Township Trustee, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 6:30 p.m.
of
(P. O. Decatur),
(P.
and
at
louisiana
D.
price of 100.57.
;;//;■ ■/"t Indiana
(CST)
indiana
Adams County
a
Township
Ross
National
„
revenue
$84,500
School Township
Principal
payable
1,
1967
from
1
Louisville.
School District
was
p.
Bond
Prin¬
(J-J) payable
Charles
184,
Carlton
to
41,000 Civil Township bonds, as
3%, as a price of 100.77.
Chicago.
Co.,
approved
///
of
1, 1956.
inclusive.
(P. O. R.R.
Rochester), Ind.
offered Sept. 7
—v.
184, p. 968—were awarded
to the City Securities Corporation,
of Indianapolis, as follows;
Chicago.
Due on Jan. 1
Co.,
cipal and interest
O.
Bond Offering—Leslie
,
S,
totaling
sold to the Mid¬
Securities
Dated Aug.
Cambridge), III.
:
bonds
from 1958 to 1976
Community Unit
'
Fickling,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion; will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 27 for the
purchase
of
$350,000 building;
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due pn
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
a
banking
institution
mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
chaser and the District. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
'
Somerset.
sealed
swimming
Sale—The
Bond
—v.
Due
Sale-—The building bonds
Bond
$43,500
works system improve¬
west
' "
Sch. Dist: No. 227 (P.
No.
.
/
Sept.
First and Farmers National Bank,
&
assessment bonds offered Sept.
Richland Township
,
ment
Cutler, of
y
Indianapolis.
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
4% water
receive
(CST) on
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $100,000 hospital bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1956. Due semi-annually on Jan¬
uary and July 1 from 1958 to 1967
inclusive.
Legality approved by
was Ross, McCord,. Ice & Miller, Of
Company, as 5s.
Dated Feb. 1,
Clerk, will- receive
1955.
Due on May 1 from 1961
until 8 p.m. (CST) on
to 1989 inclusive.
Principal and
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $460,interest
(M-N)
payable at the
000 electric light plant and system
American National Bank & Trust
revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Company, of Chicago.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive. Principal and interest
Ziegler, III.
■/
1
(M-S)
Bond
Nevada, Iowa
;
.v;
,,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
City
payable at a banking institution
mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
chaser and the City. Legality ap¬
C. Bryan,
will
Auditor,
County
sealed bids
Chicago.
interest
Kettler,
P.
croft & Co., of Cedar
utility
electric
000,000
2%s, at par.
bonds.
Township
school bonds
Miller, of
&
Ice
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1976
to
(P. O. Vinton), la.
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $4,-
Westchester, III.
proved by Chapman &
Due
dated
are
Bond Sale—An issue of $178,000
In¬
inclusive.
1983
obligation
Atkins Consol.
receive
Legality approved by
Perur Ind*
tion, will receive sealed
sant,
bonds
1956.
bonds.
Bond Offering—Laura C. Bond,
same
the
to
basis of
$2,780,000' bonds offered at
time were purchased by
The
the
price of 89.45,'
a
1959
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
-
Geneseo, III.
Offering—MyrPe J.
The
Wyatt,
receive
will
Sept. !11 rom
on
7 1968 to 1976, inclusive//
Lafayette Fire Protection District
No. 1 (P. O. Lafayette), La.
Offering—O.
Clerk,
eral
,
3.95%.
about
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
•
305,000 4%s. Due
D. Hollo-
will
Secretary,
from
1172—were awarded to White,
Weld & Co., New York City, as
High School District No. 209
(P. O. Maywood), III.
Bond Offering — S. J. Derose,
Bond
$245,000 4/2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
/ 1957 to 1967, inclusive.
-
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
24 for the purchase of $30,000 gen¬
Building Corpo¬
(P. O. Lebanon), Ind.
terest J-J.
p.
(CST) on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $10,000,000
school, building
bonds.
■c.Dated Oct. f15, 1956.; .Due on Oct.
15 from 1959 to 1976 inclusive. In¬
County, Proviso
Town
(CST) on
Oct. 5 for the purchase of $1,395,000 first mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on July 1
Sale—The
Bond
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Cook
of
Bond
Woody & Heimerdinger, and Weil,
Roth & Irving Co., at a price, of
par, a net interest cost of about
4.69%, as follows:/:
■/£/ ,1.
bids
Bond Offering—John
University of Illinois (P. O.
Urbana), III.
illinois
terest A-O.
Bond
group
Bankers
The
Co., Inc., Security & Bond Com¬
pany, Stein Bros. & Boyce, Walter,
iowa
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Chicago Board of Education, III.
Bond Offering — Carl Chatters,
will
of
rejected.
were
offered
a
Co., Magnus & Company, Pohl &
Alton, Iowa
Lebanon i- School
ration
June 5
on
j
Miller,
man,
men's
Comptroller,
1
&
Ice
McCord,
Indianapolis.
Ross,
par
City
'
dated Oct. 1,1956.
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
place
a
for the bonds to bear in¬
terest at the best available rate
on
Government bonds obtainable
on the date of sale.
v
of
composed
school
bonds
revenue
originally
when
bonds
are
Louis.
Oct. 1, 1956
the Board of Trustees
and
inclusive.
The bonds
(A-O) payable
mutually agreeable to
the purchaser and the Board of
Education.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
at
The bonds are dated
offered
cipal and interest
1986 incl.
1 from 1958 to
foregoing
5,500 Civil Township bonds. Due
On July 1 from 1957 to 1966
Lytle,
Glen
—
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8:15
purchase of $790,000 reve¬
bonds, as follows:
housing
building
Sept. 19 were awarded to
Note—All bids received for the
1966 incl.
1,
O. Somerset),
Sale—The $550,00,0
'
for the
500,000
1957 to Jan.
1,
O. Lena), III.
Offering
Bond
Dick, Bursar, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (MST) on Oct. 4
nue
semi-annually from July
Due
Ross,
Grafton, of Louisville.
County (P.
Kentucky
•
Ice
McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
by
proved
&
Bond
E.
George
—
Pulaski
1, 1956. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1958 to July 1, 1962 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap^
bonds.
Township
School
$9,500
Stephenson and Jo Davies County
Community Unit School District
of Idaho (P. O.
Moscow), Idaho
University
Bond
by
the
Township
7 p.m.
(CST) on
purchase of $15,000
bonds, as follows:
until
Oct. 9 for the
1973 to 1984 inclusive.
/
Legality approved by Wyatt,
-
received
Trustee
Due on Sept. 1 from
1,745,000 3s.
bids will
Bond Offering—Sealed
be
Offering
Bon d
pay¬
Ver¬
non.
Grafton
Bank
(J-J)
Mount
of
at
Dougherty, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 9 a.m.
(CST) on Sept. 27
for the purchase of $444,600 school
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
Indiana
90,000 3y4s. Due on Sept. 1, 1967.
purchase of $12,000,000 public im¬
provement bonds. Dated Oct. 15,
1956.
Due on Oct. 15 from 1959
Washington Twp. • Metropolitan
School .District (P. O. 1605 E.
8Sth St., Indianapolis), Ind,
the
able
Wayne, until 12:30
on Sept. 28 for the
$565,000 first mort¬
gage revenue bonds.
Dated Sept.
1, 1956.
Due semi-annually on
January and July 1, 1958 to Jan¬
uary 1, 1987 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Lin¬
coln National Bank & Trust Com-\
pany, of Fort Wayne.
'
.
Principal and interest
Fort
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
Bond Sale—The
Bond Sale—The $1,250,000 sewer
bonds. Dated
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
ment,
about
school building revenue
July 1, 1956. Due on
$20,000
revenue
jjrice of 100.002, a basis of
Springfield, III.
53
(1277)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(EDST) on Sept. % for the
purchase of $220,000 scri 'il bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
payable at the
54
(1278)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle. ;
Boston'Safe
Company.
main
Deposit
and Trust
approved by
Legality
Due
Oct.
inclusive.
Verrill, Dana, Walker, Philbrick
& Whitehouse, of Portland.
payable
Oct.
1,
1957
Dated
bonds.
on
to
from
1
Livingstone, Crouse & Co.,
1966
the
and
$325,000 4%s. Due
325,000 4s. Due
Bond
Offering
Finance
of
—
Bond
Commissioner
Revenue
and
John
Offering—Harry W. HigTown Treasurer, will re¬
gins,
J.
ceive
bids
sealed
the
at
Second
Long announces" that the Mayor Bank-State Street Trust Co., Ill
and
City
Council
will receive Franklin St., Boston, until noon
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EDST)
(DST) on Sept. 26 for the. puron Sept. 25 for the purchase of
chase of $970,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
$300,000 bonds, as follows:
$150,000 flood project bonds. Due $700,000 school project bonds. Due
on Aug. 1 from 1969 to 1976
on
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1976
■
inclusive.
inclusive.
150,000 memorial hospital bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1965 to
270,000
Oct.
1975 inclusive.
'
1
July 1 from
on
Due
'
1957
1976
Michigan* Corp., and
osworth & Co., jointly,
lows:
$30,000 4V4S.
due
Due
>■;..
11963
from
1964 to 1973, inclusive.
45,000 414s.
1974
to
Due on June 1 from
1
from
inclusive;
1959
$55,000
1964 and
1,
Redford
Township Red ford Union
District
No.
1
(P.
Aug.
Attala
No.
Sale—The $25,000 bridge
Sept. 17—v. 184,
p.
1174 — were awarded to the
Merchant & Farmers
Bank, of
Kosciusko.
Sept. 17—v, 184,
969—were awarded to a group
composed of Blyth & Co., Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Baxter, Williams &
bonds
p.
Co., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
a price of 100.05, a net interest
at
Trust
Co., and J. P.
Morgan & Co., Inc., both of New
York City,
jointly, as 2.70s, at a
price of 100.19, a basis of about
2.67%.
Bond
Offering—Emilia MagaTreasurer, will re¬
District
ceive sealed bids at 20
Great
Barrington,
(DST)
Castle St.,
until
8
1961
inclusive.
Oct.
on
1
from
sealed
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the
Merchants
National Bank of Boston.
Holyoke, Mass.
Offering—Jos. E. Lacey,
Bond
at
Bank
the
National
(DST) n Sept. 24 for the purchase
$171,000 bonds, as follows:
of
$116,000
departmental
bonds.
Due
equipment
Oct.
on
1
from
1957 to 1961
inclusive.
55,000 fire insurance bonds. Due
on
The
able
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
1956.
1957
bonds
a
to
1960
'
are
Principal
at
1957
dated
and
Boston
Oct. 1,
interest pay¬
Bank.
approved
Legality
by Storey, Thorndike
Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Offering
—
Frederick
Taylor, Town Treasurer, will
ceive sealed
B
re¬
bids at the
Day Trust
Co., Ill Devonshire
Street, Bos¬
ton, until noon (DST) on
Sept. 25
for the
purchase of $50,000
water
1974
inclusive.
Sept. 26
$50,000
fund
for
motor
the
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
vehicle
highway
Dated July 1, 1956.
bonds.
Due
on July 1 from 1957 to
1970
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated
by the suc¬
Albion, Mich,
Note
City
Offering—J.
P.
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
bids
Bentley,
will
until
5
re¬
pan.
B
nd
o
bids
Dated
Offering—Raymond
building
Oct.
1957.
1, 1956.
f/X
Due Dec. 31,
*
,
"
(P. O. RFD Saginaw), Mich.
Offering
—
Sydney
Dun-
kerly, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST)
the purchase of
bonds.
on
on
Sept. 26 for
$100,000 building
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due
June 1 from
clusive.
1957
Principal
to
and
1984
in¬
interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
of
until
for
1956.
1982
Banner School District No. 36
Bond
27
Detroit.
Bond Sale—The
$650,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 13—v.
184,
p.
1173—were awarded to
composed
a
group
of
Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., Stranahan, Harris
&
Co.,
Watling, Lerchen
&
Co., and S. R.
C.
<
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Due
on
Sept.
$525,000
on
of
Dated
Oct.
1,
June 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
terest
successful
Newberry School District, Mich.
Bonds Not
Sold—No bids
submitted for the $360,000
were
school
building bonds offered Sept. 19—
v.
184,
Columbia, Miss,
Bond Offering—Mrs. H. W. Har¬
grove, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $11,000 special improvement
boncte.
Due from 1957 to 1965 inclusive.
the
$350,000
school
building bonds offered Sept. 11—
v. 184, p. 869—were
rejected.
MINNESOTA
Biwabik, Minn.,
T;
M
Offering —Warren M.
Guimiont. City Clerk, will receive
Offering—Mrs. Marie
Maxwell, Town Clerk, will
ceive
improvement bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 31 from
1957
and
to
1966
17—y. 184,
awarded
to
a
p.
1173—
group
com-s
posed of Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
H. V. Sattley &
Co., and Friday
Co., at
a
price of 100.009,
cost
of
about
inclusive.
Principal
interest payable at any suit¬
able
banking
nated by the
Minn.
Certificate Offering—H. E. Kos-
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 1 for the purchase of
$58,000
certificates of indebtedness. Dated
sow,
Sept. 1, 1956. Due
1961
on
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Int.
M-S.
bids
until
C.
re¬
7. p.m.
Oct. 2 for the purchase
public improvement
$82,000
Walt hall
No,
1
nerly,
County Supervisors Dist.
(P. O. Tylertown), Miss.
Bond
Offering—Cecil
Chancery
E.
Cop-
Clerk, will
ceive sealed bids until
on
Oct. 1 for the
re¬
noon
(CST)
purchase of
$12,000 general obligation bonds.
Due from 1957 to 1960
inclusive.
MISSOURI
Kansas City, Mo.
Bond
water
Sale—The
Sept.
19—v.
awarded to
First
$9,500,000
bonds offered
184, p. 1066—were
syndicate headed by
revenue
a
Boston
Corp., and Eastman,
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., at
price of
100.024, a net interest
2.99%, as follows:
cost of about
$1,180,000 4s. Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1961 to 1966, inclusive.
>
•
223,000 3V4s. Due Oct. 1, 1967.
934,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1968 to 1971, i nclusive.
3,799,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1972 to
1984, inclusive.
3,364,000 3s. Due
and 1986.
.
Oct. 1, 1985
on
,
Other members of the syndicate:
C. J. Devine &
Co., John Nuveen
Co., Estabrook & Co., Francis I.
duPont & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co.,
Wertheim & Co., Carl M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Dominick & Dom&
inick, American Securities Corp.,
Stroud & Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co.,
New
Courts
York
&
Co.,
Hanseatic
Corp.,
Goodbody & Co.,
G. C. Haas & Co., Lyons
&
Shafto,
Inc., Brooke & Co., Newhard, Cook
& Co., Bosworth & Sullivan &
Co., McDougal & Condon, Inc. and
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
7*ipton, Mo.
Bond Sale
Water and
—
sewer
systems, and fire truck bonds to¬
taling $152,000 were sold to Piersol, O'Brien & Adams, Inc., and
A. H. Bennett &
institution
desig¬
purchaser. Legality
Bloomington,
to
sealed
bonds. Due from 1957 to 1976
in¬
clusive.
Co., jointly.
MONTANA
approved by Nye, Montague, Sul¬
livan, Atmore
&
McMillan, of
Duluth.
1957
.
(CST)
of
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 1 for the purchase of $40,000
street
Raymond, Miss.
.
Bond
Billings, Mont.
Bond
Offering
—
Wm. J.
Frey,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(MST) on Oct.
2 for the purchase of
$31,680 spe¬
cial
improvement
lows:-
bonds,
as
The
1956.
fol¬
.
$21,120 District No. 690 bonds.
6,720 District No. 689 bonds.
3,840 District No. 678 bonds.
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
r
15.
'
Bond
Sale—The $281,000 bonds
offered Sept.
interest
for
St. Cloud, Minn.
Oak Park, Mich.
&
ceived
1173.
p.
Bond
2 (P. O.
Grand Rapids), Mich, *
Bonds Not Sold — All bids re¬
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit. '■*> >
were
Brandon Township School
District,
8
the
Township Fourth Class
School District No,
.....
Snider, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
(EST) on Nov. 5 for the purchase
$75,000 tax anticipation notes.
of
Wyoming
B on d
Napoleon Rural Agricul. Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Michigan
Lincoln, Mass.
Bond
to
on
bids until 2:30
cessful bidder.
of
Water
1
from
MICHIGAN
Shawmut
Boston, Trust Dept., 40
St., Boston, until noon
Trust
Principal and interest payable at
the above-mentioned bank.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
Street
Co., Ill
Street, Boston, until 1
(DST) on Sept. 25 for the
purchase of $90,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 15, 1956. Due on Oct.
p.m.
1957 to
,
Bond
Franklin
Sept. 27 for the pur¬
chase of $28,000 fire
department
equipment bonds. Dated Oct.
1,
Due
.
Second
p.m.
on
1956.
the
Offering-H-Clarence Fonnesbeck, City Clerk, will receive
15
Great Barrington Fire
District,
Massachusetts
dini,
Bank-State
offered
at
v
Bankers
County Supervisors District
4 (P. O.
Kosciusko), Miss. *
Bond
offered
r
to
awarded
Bank, of Sauk
MISSISSIPPI
O.
Detroit), Mich.
cost of about
1976, inclusive.
$50,000 im¬
Sept. 12
1068—were
p.
to the Union State
Bond Sale—-The $750,000 school
bonds
The
—
Rapids.
School
„
Rapids, Minn.
Sale
184,
—v.
and
Nov.
1, 1957
provement bonds offered
to
4.02%, as follows:
1, 1956. Principal
The bonds are dated Oct. 1,
$220,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Highland Park, Mich,
1956. Principal and interest pay¬
1957 to 1967, inclusive,
- • :'
Bond Offering—Thos. E. ShawCity Treasurer's office. Legality able at the above-mentioned bank.
530,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
approved
by
Miles, Walsh & Legality
cross, City
Clerk, will receive
approved
by
Storey,
1968 to 1982, inclusive.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Stoekbridge, of Cumberland.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Oct. 3 for the purchase of
Boston.
:
$1,700,- Reese School District, Fourth Class
MASSACHUSETTS
000 hospital bonds. Dated Oct.
No. 7 (P. O. Reese), Mich.
1,
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of) 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1957 to
Auburn Water District, Mas*,
Bond
Offering ;— A. Howard
Bond Offering — John F. Ken¬ 1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Rummel, Secretary of the Board
Bondl Offering—Edmund E. St.
nedy, Treasurer and Receiver- terest (M-N) payable at a bank of Education, will receive sealed
George, Treasurer of the Board of
or
trust company designated
Water
by bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 2
Commissioners, will re¬ General, will receive sealed bids
until Oct. 17 for the purchase of the successful bidder.
Legality for the purchase of $580,000 build¬
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
approved by Berry, Stevens & ing
tional Bank of Boston, Municipal $58,000,000 bonds, as follows:
fbonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
!
Due on June 1 from 1957 to 1984
Dept., 45 Milk St., Boston, until $38,000,000 highway bonds. Due doorman, of Detroit.
11 a.m. (DST) on Sept. 27 for the
serially in one to 20 years, Hile, Fourth Class School District inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a banking in¬
begininng in 1961,
purchase of $175,000 bonds, as
No. 18 (P. O. 4617 Grand Haven
stitution designated by the suc¬
follows:
20,000,000 capital outlay bonds.
Road, Muskegon), Mich.
Due
cessful bidder. Legality
serially, beginning in
approved
$100,000 water bonds. Due on Oct.
Bond Offering—Otto
Ross, Sec¬ by
1957.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
retary of the Board of Education,
Stone, of Detroit.
will receive sealed bids until
75,000 water mains bonds. Due
8
Peabody, Mass,
on Oct. 1 from 1957 to
?
V ermontville, Mich*
1971
Bond Sale—The $120,000 Sewer¬ p.m. (EST) on Sept. 24 for the
inclusive.
Bond Offering—T. E. Marcum,
of
$425,000
age
Extension Lynnfieldl Street purchase
building
The bonds are dated Oct. 1, bonds offered Sept, 18 — v. 184 Donds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
1956. Principal and interest
p. 1173—were awarded to George om=July 1 from 1957 to 1974 in¬
Sept.
pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank. P. Fogg &
Principal and interest 24 for the purchase of $31,000
CO., of Boston, as 3.10s, clusive
street improvement bonds. Dated
Legality approved by Ropes, at a price of 100.21, a basis of (J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬ Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of about 3.05%.
Sept. 1 from
ful bidder.
Boston.
Legality approved by 1957 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
Sherborn, Mass,
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
& and interest (M-S) payable at a
Duxbury, Mass,
Bond Offering —Carl I.
bank or trust company
designated
Drew, Stone, of Detroit.
Note Offering — Maurice H. Town
by the successful bidder.
Treasurer,
will
receive
'/Y Inkster, Mich.
Shirley, Town Treasurer, will re¬ sealed bids at the Second BankWaterford Township Sch. District
ceive sealed bids at the Second State Street Trust
Bond
Offering—F r e> d a
DeCo., Ill Frank¬
(P. O. Pontiac), Mich.
Bank-State
Street
Trust
Co., lin St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST) Planche, Village Clerk, will re¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Municipal Dept., Ill Franklin St., on Sept. 27 for the purchase of ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
be received by the
Secretary of
(EST) on Sept. 21 for the pur¬
Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST) on $590,000 school
project
bonds.
the Board of Education until 8
chase
of
Sept. 25 for the purchase of
$85,000 motor vehicle
$46,- Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov.
p.m. (EST) on Oct. 4 for the pur¬
000 water main notes. Dated
1
from
1957 to 1976 inclusive. highway fund bonds. Dated Aug.
Oct.
1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 chase^$)j,000,00(1! budding and
1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957 Principal and interest
payable at
site bonds.
Dated Aug; 1„ 1956.
to
to 1971 inclusive,
1965 inclusive.
the above-mentioned Bank.
Principal and
Principal and
Legal¬
interest (A-O) payable at a bank¬ Due on June 1 from 1959 to 1982
interest payable at the above¬ ity approved
by Storey, Thorn¬
inclusive.
Principal and interest
-mentioned Bank.
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. ing institution designated by the
(J-D) payable at a banking in¬
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
v;.Framingham, Mass,
stitution designated by the suc¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Swansea, Mass.
:
Bond Sale—The
cessful bidder. Legality approved
$1,377,000 school
Bond
Offering — Daphne B. dock & Stone, of Detroit.
and sewer bonds offered
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman,
Sept. 18 Sears, Town Treasurer, will re¬
—v.
of Detroit.
184, p. 1173—were awarded ceive sealed bids
Ludington, Mich.
,.
I
Dated
•
Bond
1958; $125,000 33/4s,
Nov.
on
Sauk
1965.
l];V
June 1 from
on
and
3M>s,' due
Braun,
as fol¬
1958 to 1963, inclusive.
Due on June 1
in¬
clusive.
1957
Bond Sale—The $320,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 19—v. 184,
p. 6/2—-were awarded to the First
of
terest of 1.60% from Jan.
to July 1, 1958.
street
improvement
bonds: $50,000 4s, due Nov.
1,.
(P. O. Ann Arbor), -Mich*
on
to
230,000
July 1 from
on
95,000 4s.
bonds.
from
elusive; and $15,000 3V2S, due
on Nov.
1, 1964 and 1965.!
Carpenter Community Sch* District
-
,
school
>
1970 to 1982 inclusive.
Lynnfield, Mass.
■
fol¬
1957 to 1969 inclusive.
institution.
MARYLAND
Cumberland, Md.
as
lows: *
interest
above-mentioned
Principal
at
1956.
Monday, September 24, 1956
,
a
3.66%,
net
as
follows:
$51,000 sanitary sewer bonds: $11,000 4s, due on Nov.
1, 1957
and 1958; $25,000
33As, due on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1963, in-
Sale—The $330,000 park¬
ing system revenue bonds offered
Sept. 11
—
v.
184,
p
969
—
NEW
were
awarded
to a group headed
by
Allison-Williams Co., of Minne¬
apolis, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about
lows:
4.33%,
as
fol¬
1957 to
on
July 1
to
1968 inclusive.
150,000
4.20s.
Due on July
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
The
bonds
bear
a
group
Barney
from
additional
in¬
J.
Bond Sale—The
$2,512,000 vari¬
ous purposes bonds
offered Sept.
18—v. 184, p. 1066—were awarded
.
$180,000 4s. Due
JERSEY
Clifton, N.
composed
of
Smith,
&
Co.; Harriman Ripley
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks, and J. C. Bradford&
Co.,
taking
$2,511,000
bonds as 3.30s, at a
price of 100.05,
&
a
basis of about 3.29%.
'
.
Number 5571... The
Volume 184
Deptford Township Sch. Dipt.
(P. O. Woodbury), N. J.>.
West
tello, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 2 for
the purchase of $300,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
3s, at
as
a
No.
"New
:<2L
fered
were
The
& Mechanics
at the Farmers
Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Delaiield & Wood; of New York City.
Township Sch. Dist.
West Windsor
(P. O. Dutch Neck, Princeton
Junction), N. J*
Offering
Bond
Maurice
—
H.
Hawk, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on Oct. 17 for
the purchase of $315,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and interest
able
at
(M-N) pay¬
Co. Inc.,
&
Stuart
members
of
the
—
184,
v.
National Bank,
Legality approved by
Pel afield & Wood, of
Bond Sale—The
DAKOTA
Grand Forks, N. Dak.
revenue
Lucas County
&
Co.,
1986
as
basis
a
of Portland.
Hood
supply line bonds to¬
3s, at
a
from
District Clerk,
Quinlan Co., Inc., Fahey, Clark
from
Co., Malvern Hill & Co., DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
p.m.
purchase
bonds. Due on
water
,$2,080,000
March
1
1957 to
from
1976
1, 1956. Due
both Moody's and Standard
Poor's, are being issued to
provide funds for additional treat¬
ment
and distribution
facilities
City. Legality" approved by
inclusive.
York
sewer bonds.
March 1 from 1957
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
substantial industries including
0*1
interest
large packing plant of Armour &
Co. A new factor which will con¬
903,000
inclusive;
Due
to
on
1976
RusK, Henrietta, Pitts ford and
Brighton School District No. 1
(P. O. Henrietta), N. Y.
dated Sept. 1,
interest (M-S)
payable at the City Treasurer's
Bond Offering
Ralph T.
office; at the Chase Manhattan
Harding, District Clerk, will re¬
Bank, New York City, or at the ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
1956. Principal and
—
Mexico, Albuquer¬
Bank of New
que.
son,
Legality approved by Daw¬
Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
Denver.
of
to
the
growth
and
well-
(DST) on Oct. 1 Ofor the purchase
$1,075,000building
of
Dated Nov.
from
1
bonds.
1, 1956. Due on Nov.
1985 inclusive.
1957 : to
Bond
County,
School District
sold
were
State
the
to
of New Stockbridge and Smithfteld Central
Mexico.
SchoolDistrictNo. 1 (P.O.
No. 2
(P. O. Allegany), N. Y.
Allegany Water District
Offering
Bond
Wing, Town
ceive
—
Forrest M.
Supervisor, will re¬
sealed
bids
2
until
p.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 27 for the pur¬
of
$41,000 water bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept.
1
from
1957 to
1976 inclusive.
chase
•
;
Principal and interest (M-S) payable at the First National Bank;
Legality approved by
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
of Allegany.
Vandewater,
Cedarhurst, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $30,000 change
bonds offered Sept.
184, p. 970—were awarded
of fiscal year
13—v.
to
Meadow
the
Brook
National
Bank, of Freeport, as 2.90s, at a
price of par.
Ellicbtt, Ellington, Poland, Gerry
and Carroll Central Sch. District
No.
1
(P. O. Falconer), N. Y.
Bond
school
bonds
—
The
offered
$1,636,000
Sept. 20 —
1175—were awarded to
composed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; J. C.
Bradford & Co., and Rand & Co.,
v.
a
v
Sale
184, p.
group
sealed
bids until
2 p.m.
(EDST)
at 1 the
payable
bonds
County School District /
Ore.
gen¬
eral
obligation bonds offered Sept;
18—v. 184, p. 1067—were awarded
National
First
the
to
Portland.
of
Bank
'
.
Mount, Angel, Ore.
Bond Offering
bridge
Sept.
offered
sealed
receive
'
Edward
—
City
Schaecher,
bids
until
F.
will
Recorder,
8
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 1 for the purchase
of $12,500 water system bonds.
PENNSYLVANIA
Heidelberg, Pa.
Offering—E. J. Balsarine,
Bond
Borough
Secretary,
will receive
(DST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Oct. 1 for the purchase of $50,000
obligation bonds. Dated
1956. Due on Oct. 1 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Legality
general
Oct.
1,
by
Burgwin, Ruff in,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
approved
Pennsylvania (Commonwealth of)
Note Offering—Weldon B. Hey-
burn, State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Oct. 3 for the purchase of $35,*
184, p. 971—were awarded
000,000
tax
anticipation
notes.
McDonald & Co., of Cleveland; Dated Oct.
9, 1956. Due on May 24,
as 3s, at a price of 100.58, a basis
1957. Principal and interest pay¬
of about 2.84%.
able at Philadelphia Nat'l Bank,
17—v.
to
Philadelphia. Legality approved
by Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul,
and Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish &
Green, both of Philadelphia.
Radnor Township
.
Cancelled—The offer¬
and street im¬
provement bonds totaling $215,000
County (P. O. Columbus),
scheduled for Sept. 26—v. 184, p.
Ohio
Bond Offering—Ella A.
Feb. 1 from 1961
Principal jand
(F-A)
Jefferson
McCar-
1175
—
has been
Struthers, Ohio
ceive sealed bids until 10:30 a m;
School Authority
(P. O. South Wayne Avenue), Pa.
'Bond Offering — Richard S.
will receive
(DST) on
Oct. 2 for the purchase of $2,800,000 school revenue bonds, as fol¬
Secretary,
Sawyer,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
^
lows:
$1,425,000 bonds. Due on Nov. X
1980 inclusive.
1959 to
from
Offering
ing of fire house
cancelled. The
bonds will be reoffered in the
Bond Offering—Geo. F. Gost- ley, Assistant Clerk of Board of
near future, it is reported.
ling, District Clerk, will receive County Commissioners, will re¬
Munnsville), N. Y.
NEW YORK
.
Franklin
bonds. Dated Nov.
on
No. 509-C (P. O. Madras),
Bond Sale — The $50,000
1977 inclusive.
Sale—The $35,000
construction
Lovington Municipal Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the 'Lincoln-Rochester
No. 1 (P. O.
Trust Co., Rochester. Legality ap¬
Lovington), N. Mex.
by Vandewater,
Sykes,
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000 gen¬ proved
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
eral obligation school bonds of¬
land, as 3%s, at a price of 100.61,
.
a basis of about 3.66%.
fered Sept. 11—v. 184, p. 774— City.
'Lea
3
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
being of the city is the U. S. Air
construc¬
tion
now
being built 14 miles
Sabina Local School District, Ohio
west.
Grand
Forks'
population!
Bond Offering — R. W. Cline,
grew from 20,228 iri 1940 to 26,Clerk of the Board of Education,
836 in 1950 and the present popu¬
will receive sealed bids until noon
lation of the city is estimated at
(EST) on Oct. 3 for the purchase
31,020.
;
of $155,000 building bonds. Dated
OHIO
Sept. 15, 1956. Due on Dec. 15
from 1958 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Buckeye Local School District
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
(P. O.. Medina), Ohio
at the First National Bank, Sabina.
Bond Sale—The $163,000 build¬
Legality approved by P6ck, Shaf¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 17—v. fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
184, p. 970—-were awarded to
Steubenville, Ohio
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleve¬
Base of permanent type
,
bonds are
-1 The
,
tribute
^
No.
Board of County Com¬
1 from 1958 to
a
..
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
45,099.80 Winterhalter Plat Sew¬
er District bonds. Due on Dec.
*
&
.
inclusive.
1963
to
missioners,
will
receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 4
arid
fern, in Spring Valley, or at the
Manufacturers
Trust
Co.,
New
.,
will receive sealed
eral obligation
price of 100.14,
(EDST) on Oct. 4 for the
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Principal
Schwab acher
&
Co.,
of
$60,000
building Bodine,
and interest (J-D) payable at the
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., of the city's waterworks system.
County Treasurer's office. Legalon Aug.
1 from 1957 to 1966 in¬ Rodman & Renshaw, Julien Col¬ They are payable solely from the itv
approved by Peck, Shaffer &
clusive.
Principal
and interest lins & Co., Byrd Brothers, and net revenues derived from the
Williams, of Cincinnati.
system and represent the city's
(A-O) payable at the First Cam¬ McDonald-Moore & Co.
Parkview, Ohio
den National Bank & Trust Com¬
only water debt.
Ramaoo Central School District
Grand Forks, the
Bond Offering—Richard C. Copany, of
Camden. Legality ap¬
county seat of
No. 2 (P. O. Soring Valley),
Grand Forks County, is in north¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
riell, Village Clerk, will receive
New York
eastern North Dakota on the Red sealed bids until noon (EST) on
-Wood, of New York City.
B on d
Offering — Hildegarde River of the North, which forms Oct. 3 for the purchase of $23,690
NEW MEXICO
Baker, District "Clerk, will receive the boundary between North Da¬ street improvement bonds. Dated
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (DST) kota and Minnesota. The economy Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of of Grand Forks is well diversified; 1958 to 1962 inclusive. Interest
**ond Offering—Ida V. Malone,
$1,206,000 school
bonds. Dated and founded principally upon the J-D. Legality approved by Squire,
City Clerk, will receive sealed May 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from agriculture
in the surrounding Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bids until 10 a.m. (MST) on Oct. 1957 to 1981 inclusive. Principal area,
the shops of the Great
17 for the purchase of $2,983,000 and
interest
(M-N) payable at Northern Railway, the University' Portage County (P. O. Ravenna),
Ohio
bonds, as follows:
the Rockland National Bank, Suf- of North Dakota, and a number of
8
s
District
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
Clerk of
inclusive.
by
&
/
•„
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 2
for the purchase of $90,000 gen¬
of
E.
••
Offering—Frank Hanson,
Bond
&
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed bids until
:
River School
Bond
of about 2.97%.
Montgomery County (EDayton), Ohio
>
1,
(P. O. Hood River), Ore.
:
Offering—Wayne Foster,
;>
Other members of the account:
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., First
Michigan Corporation; Braun, Stern Brothers & Co.; J. C. Brad¬ for the purchase of $121,267.35
Hawkins,
ford & Co.; Bacon, Stevenson & bonds, as follows:
Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
New York City.
Hallg&rten & Co., A. G. Beck¬ Co.; Byrne and Phelps, Incorpor¬ $76,167.55 Short Hills Sewer Dis¬
Winslow Township School District er & Co., Baxter, Williams & Co.,
trict bonds.
Due on Dec. 1
ated; Kalman & Company, Inc.;
(P. O. Blue Anchor), N. J.
R. H. Moulton & Co, Third Na- and Juran & Moody, Inc.
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
The bonds, which are rated A
Bond Offering—Frank Gargano, j tional Bank in Nashville, Eldredge
Princeton.
Oct.
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
from
,
to
dated
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Win-
taling $155,000 offeredSept. i4--r
v.
184, p. 970—were awarded to
a group composed of Braun, Bos¬
worth & Co., Inc., Stranahan, Har¬
ris & Co., and Ryan, Sutherland
from
;V,
1969 inclusive.
to
are
^
.
1983
(P. O. Toledo), Ohio
1960
bonds
•
Oct. 1
Due on
Principal and interest (A-O)
1956.
Sale-The special assess¬
Bond
ment water
p. 870—were awarded to a
headed by F. S. Smithers
& Co., New York City, at a "price
of par, a net interest cost of about
Adams, McEntee
The
v.
—
.
$2,100,000 water
bonds offered Sept. 17—
184,
v.
syndi¬
14
bonds.
from
improvement
Sept.
group
Stevenson & Co.,
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
100,000
$100,000 break-
bonds offered
184, p. 1067 — were
awarded to Hayden, Miller & Co.,
of Cleveland, as 3y4S, at a price
of 101.15, a basis of about 3.12%.
wall
National
cate: Phelps, Fenn & Co., Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Kidder,
3.74%; as follows:
; ■
Peabody & Co.* R. W. Pressprich
&
Co.,
Merrill* Lynch,
Pierce, $470,000:4s. Due on July 1
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Fenner & Beane, Mercantile Trust
855,000 3%s. Due on July 1
Co., of St. Louis, B. J. Van Ingen
1967 to 1978 inclusive.
&
Co.,
Shields
&
Co.,
Bear,
360,000'3%s. Due on July 1
Stearns & Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
Co., Inc., Keari, Taylor & Co.,
415,000 3%s. Due on July 1
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Bacon,
the First
$45,000 bonds. Due on Oct. 1 from
bonds,
Lakewood, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
price of 100.808; a basis of about
3.34%.
Other
13
were
NORTH
3.40s, at a
as
Sept.
Valley
Central
inclusive. headed by the First National City
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ Bank, Lehman Bros., and Halsey,
able
—
Central
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1971
•National Bank, Woodbury,
000
$48,000 water
awarded to the
Bank,
Valley, as 2V2S.
1067
p.
improvement
The
school
general obligation
as follows:
Savings Bank & Trust Co., as 4s,
at a price of 101.89, a basis of
•
—
offered
bonds
$19,648,000
bonds of¬
Sept. 18—V. 184, p. 1066—
- awarded -- to-'* a
syndicate
Sale
Bond
various
Mills),
New York
Sale
Bond
1
York
Highland
O.
(P.
t'
County (P. O. Mineola),
Nassau
2
55
about 3.77%.
Woodbury, Woodbupy Water Dist.
price of 100.10, a basis
of about 2.99%.-
Offering—Martin B. Cos-
Bond
(1279^
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Due
bonds.
1,375,000
Nov.
1,
1995-
\
The
bonds
are
dated
Nov. 1,
Complete details of the of¬
1956.
fering
may
be obtained from
Saul,
Ewing, Remick & Saul; of Phila¬
delphia.
Bond Sale—The $36,300 street
Upper Darby Township, Pa.
purchase of (EST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
Bond Sale—The $450,000 gen¬
improvement bonds offered Sept.
$465,000 buildipg bonds.
Dated of $107,000 bonds, as follows:
eral obligation bonds offered Sept.
were awarded to Hayden,
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from $88,000 Franklin Sewer District 19
1957 to 1986 inclusive. Principal
Co., of Cleveland; as 18—v. 184, p. 1068—were awarded
No. 1 bonds. Due on Sept. 1 Miller &
and interest (J-J) payable at the
3%s, at a price of 100.13, a basis to the Philadelphia National Bank,
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
and Elkins, Morris, Stokes & CO:,
Oneida Valley National Bank, of
of about 3.71%.
19,000 Linnet Avenue road im¬
jointly, as 2%s, at a price of
Oneida.
Legality approved by
provement
bonds. Due on Wickliffe City Sch. District, Ohio
100.15, a basis of about 2.60%. ,
Vandewater, S^kes, Heckler
&
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
Bond Sale — The $1,100,000
Galloway, of New York City.
clusive.
school improvement bonds offered
Upper Yoder Townshio Sewer
'-vi
l"r' " ~r,'J
Authority (P. O. Upper
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Principal Sept.
19—v. 184, p. 1067—were
Tupperijtake, N. Y.
Yoder), Pa.
awarded to a group headed by
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Bond Sale —The $49,000 street
Bond Sale—An issue of $750,000
Baxter, Williams & Co., of Cleve¬
County Treasurer's office.
resurfacing bonds offered Sept. 13
land, as 41/4S, at a price of 101.91, sewer revenue bonds was sold to a
—v.
Huron, Ohio
184, p. 1067—were awarded
a basis of about 4.03%.
group composed of Stroud & Co.,
Bond Offering — R. F. Rhodes;
to
the
Tupped Lake National
A.
E. Masten
& Co., Goldman,
OREGON
Bank, Tupner Lake, as 3.40s, at a Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Sachs & Co., Moore, Leonard &
price of 100.05; a basis of about bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 1
Central Lincoln-Peoples Utility ; Lynch, Cunningham, Schmertz &
for the purchase of $45,000 storm
3.38%.
Dist. (P. O. Newport), Ore.
Co., Fauset, Steele & Co., Janney,
water sewer bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Wilson, Newfane, Porter and Cam¬
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬ Dulles &
1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to
Co., and Arthurs, Lebria Central School District No. 1
ceived until 2 p.m. (PST) on Oct.
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
strange & Co., at a price of par, a
(P. o. Wilson), N. Y.
24 for the purchase of $500,000
terest (M-S) payable at the Fireelectric
Bond Sale—The $850,000 build¬
system
additions
and net interest cost of about 4.65%,
lands Community Bank, of Huron;
on
Sept. 26 fOP the
—
;
ing bonds offered Sept. 20—v.
3.16%.
betterments bonds.
184,
1067—were awarded to a group
composed of George B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc.; Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.-; Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.,
and Doolittle & Co., as 3.20s, at
a
rr-ve of 100.39, a basis of about
p.
Jackson City
Bond
School District, Ohio
school
Sale—The $750,000
building bonds offered Sept. 19—
v.
184, p. 1067—were awarded to
a
group
pany;
composed of Ohio Com¬
Braun, Bosworth & Co.; Mc¬
&
Co., and Provident
Donald
Clackamus
County School District
Molalla), Ore.
Offering — K. R. Tread-
No. 35 (P. O.
Bond
well, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Oct. 1 for the purchase of $145,-
as
follows:
$400,000
ti
1,
3%s.
Due
on
Sept.
4%s.
Due
on
Sept. 1,
1963.
350,000
1991.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1956.
Int. A-O.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1280)
ISLAND
RHODE
Brazoria
County Road District No.
33
(P. O. Angleton), Texas,
Bond Offering—Alton C. Arn¬
*
Pawtucket, R. /.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
?
-
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
on
Sept. 28 for the purchase of
$900,000 road bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958
and
public park bonds offered
Sept. 19 —v. 184, p. 1175 — were
awarded
to
Goldman, Sachs &
and
of Michigan Corp., as 3%s,
price of 100.11, a basis of
Co.;
Hornblower
First
at
a
Weeks,
&
interest
Carolina
South
payable
(M-N)
the
of
Bank
Principal
the
at
National
Southwest
Houston.
Legality
approved
Vinson,
Elkins,
by
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
(State of)
B. Bates,
Offering—Jeff
-State
(EST) on
of $15,000,-000 State School bonds, series H.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1
Irom 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
until
bids
sealed
Free port),
noon
Sale
Bond
Oct. 9 for the purchase
DAKOTA
700,000
issue of
An
—
C
Bond
Offering—L.
\
.sealed
Oct.
until
bids
Schlin
M.
,
tion,
schoolhouse
bonds
was
3.45s, at a price of par.
Dated Oct. 1,1956. Due on Oct. 1
as
the
for
2
purchase of $85,000 sewage dispo¬
,
Chapel Hill Rural High Sch. Dist.
No. 706, Texas
Bond Sale—An isssue of
receive
will
Auditor,
City
gen,
TENNESSEE
*
building
$520,000 sewage
of Georgia, of Atlanta,
Webster & Gibson, at a price
of
100.002,
interest cost of
follows:
net
a
about 3.13%, as
$286,000 3.20s. Due on Oct. 1 from
\
oonds offered
1176—were
L.
Burton
bonds
$12,000
sold
was
the
to
Sept.
and
to
1976 inclusive.
L
Chicago.
1968
to
inclusive.
School District
(fi O. Roby), Texas
Bond
wale—An
issue
000 schoolhouse bonds
of
offered
sold to
was
$20,000 3V2S.
Due
Cutler,
originally
were
from
on
,
Cermantown
(Village) and
Germantown
and Richfield
(Towns), Washington Union
High Sch. Dist. (P. Q.
Due
M. Carr, Jr., announces that the
Mayor and City Council will re¬
until
bids
sealed
ceive
7:30
p.m.
<CST) on Oct. 2 for the purchase
of $2,435,000 bonds, as follows:
school
$1,300,000
Aug.
:
1956. Due
1,
1958
from
'
bonds.
Aug.
on
1986
to
Dated
:
Bond
inclusive.
Interest F-A.
1,000,000
sanitary sewer bonds.
Dated May 1,
1956. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1986 in¬
184, p. 1068—were sold to the
State, as 3V2s, at par.
porate
until
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the farmers and
Offering—D.
First
Hedges,
B.
10
cost of about 3.14%, as
$700,000 3%s. Due
Co.,
—
v.
184,
Boston
F.
and
p.
400,000
to
1957
inclusive.
1963
to
1964
inclusive.
1976
clusive. Interest M-N.
until
Dated
April 1,
1 from 1957 to
Due
on
1966
inclusive. Interest A-O.
April
; Payable at the City Treasurer's
-office, or at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well,
Marshall,
Trimble
Mit¬
&
10
Corpus
Bank, or at
the
First
National
City Bank,
New York City. Legality
approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas, and Gibson, Spence & Gibsen,
Bond Offering—Chas. W.
the
Board
Trus¬
$194,105.20 Dis¬
improvement bonds
Sept. 17—v. 184, p. 972—
awarded to Boettcher & Co.,.
street
tees, will receive sealed bids until
3 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 4 for the
purchase of $300,000 school house
Nov.
the
at
State
Treasurer's
bonds.
Legality approved by DuHuguenin & Boothman, of
*nas,
improvement
Due
1958 to
1956.
on
1 from 1958 to 1969 incl.
150,000 street
The
bonds. Due
on
Nov.
1
dated
are
•
Principal and interest
-
1,
pay¬
able at the First National Bank in
Dallas.
Rural
Boerne, Texas
Bond Sale
*000,
.sold
of
—
utility
M.
to
San
An issue
E.
Allison &
Antonio,
1957
to
1980
1956.
Oct.
on
1
from
to
to
Oct.
on
1, 1970
1
issue of $60,000
bonds
sold
was
to
Henry, Seay & Black, of Dallas,
as
4s
and 3%s.
Dated Aug. 15,
1956.
Due on Aug. 15 from 1957
1983
Legality
inclusive.
approved
Interest
by
F-A.
McCall,
1986
are
UTAH
inclusive.
Interest A-O.
Oct.
Legality
of Austin.
129
—-—
121
130
129
129
151
122
116
131
152
Lehi
1,
137
137
126
122
189
109
127
166
no
107
112
106
110
Offering—T. F. Kirkham,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(MST)
on
Oct. 1
of $175,000 gen¬
sewer
169
t
255
259
t
281
271
t
265
278
t
269
277
t
X
288
267
249
246
118.0
116.6
115.0
118.4
116.4
115.4
105.3
102.9
106.2
106.8
101.5
107.2
113.7
108.3
113.8
96.6
96.6
97.3
—
Nondurable
total
at
100.3
154.6
93
sales,
store
113 2
95.5
151.1
113.0
™™™™—_—
81
;96
96
83
99
tl27
♦128
118
U12
♦101
105
t
♦138
129 *
t
♦130
126
indexes
based
Freight carloadings
Department
106.6
99.5
160.9
Durable
Payrolls,
value™
contract
month,
second
payrolls indexes
are
of
F.
Dodge
W.
data
on
for
three-month
37
Eastern
averages,
Employment
tNot available.
INDUSTRIAL
1947-49
PRODUCTION
average=100
-Unadjusted-
Seasonally Adjusted
Durable Manufactures:
*Aug.
1955
1956
1955
July
Aug.
♦Aug.
July
Aug.
132
127
products
;
Machinery
Nonelectrical
120
61
170
168
168
161
162
131
137
136
126
139
176
metal
139
174
fabricating
Fabricated
67
134
Primary metals
Metal
moving
States
compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
♦Preliminary./ tEstimated.
172
159
169
158
153
131
158
153
140
148
147
211
209
196
209
178
194
190
203
186
187
Instruments
173
167
153
163
162
139
141
140
143
135
157
160
155
160
156
122
123
127
128
116
133
137
134
Clay,
glass
Stone,
>
clay
Lumber
and
bonds.
products
miscellaneous
and
Textile
Rubber
136
133
12/
124
120
115
123
145
145
142
135
142
106
106
109
109
t
100
107
t
86
103
t
112
112
t
95
116
109
110
119
110
96
119
t
products
products
117
133
%
104
102
:< 144
144
138
t
162
153
t
133
167
t
products
printing.;
publishing™
and
and
petroleum
Chemicals and
allied
and
beverages
and
145
123
Paper and allied products
Chemicals
150
121
products
Printing
192
allied
leather
and
'
v
products
Leather and
Paper
•
•
135
manufactures
apparel™
mill
and
194
V,
Manufactures:
Apparel and
Rubber
•r
:
145
fixtures
and
Miscellaneous
Textiles
products
products
glass
and
and
Furniture
lumber
and
coal
and
-
products
products
90
112
t
103
133
91
108
141
132
135
t
144
155
128
t
125
123
165
160
164
156
157
177
168
163
■:
:.
4
t
165
138
130
135
141
130
110
109
107
119
112
117
109
products™
tobacco...
108
t
113
117
t
100
t
t
112
beverage■
manufactures
'
™—__
%
133
Minerals:
Mineral
fuels
oil
stone
and
and
♦Preliminary.
natural
earth
SNot
125
122
129
120
ni
87
...
Crude
Metal,
129
...
Coal
on
gas..
minerals
available.
Oct. 1, 1976. Princi¬
interest
payable at
any
branch in Canada of the Commis¬
sion's
bankers
branches
(Far
excepted),
head
Northern
at the
or
office
in
the
City of Montreal. Legality ap¬
proved by Heward, Holden, Hut¬
chison, Cliff, McMaster & Meighen, of Quebec.
•
' „■
Other members of the syndi¬
cate: Royal Securities Corpora¬
tion, Ltd., Mills, Spence & Co.,
Ltd., McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.^
Ltd., Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.,
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., Nesbitt,
Thomson
&
Co., Ltd., Collier,
Norris 8c Quinlan, Ltd., Rene T.
Leclerc, Inc., Savard & Hart, Inc.,
Mead & Co., Ltd., Midland Secu¬
rities Corp.f Ltd., Cochran, Mur¬
ray 8c Co., Ltd., .MacTier & Co./
Ltd., Harrison & Co., Ltd., Bartlett, Cayley & Co., Ltd., Geoffrion,
Robert &
Gelinas, Inc., A. £►
Ames & Co., Ltd.,
Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., Do¬
minion Securities Corp.,
Ltd., W.
C,
Pitfield &
Co., Ltd., Greenshields & Co., Inc., Gairdner &
Co., Ltd., J. C. Boulet, Ltd., Cle¬
ment, Guimont, Inc., La Corpora¬
tion de Prets de
Quebec, J. E.
Laflamme, Ltd., Lagueuxi & Des
Rochers, Ltd., Casgrain & Co.,
Ltd.,
Desjardins, Couture,
Inc.,
Grant Johnston & Co.,
Ltd., James
Richardson
&
Sons,
Garneau,
Boulanger, Ltd., Grenier, Ruel &
Cie, Inc., Lajoie, Robitaille & Cie,
Ltd.,
.
workers-
Manufacturing prod.
Employment, total
An issue of
•
1956. Due
Commission's
value—
Nonagricultural employees, total
—
Hydro Electric
Commission Sinking Fund deben¬
tures
was
sold
to
a
syndicate
headed by L. G. Beaubien 8c Co.,
Ltd., at a price of 98^00, a basis
Of
about
4.40%.
Dated
Oct.
1,
pal and
Employment and payrolls—
Tobacco
City, Utah
for the purchase
eral
obligation
128
109
*
——-—
Sale
4% %
124
121
Residential
Food,
Bond
ap¬
118
119
f
125
durables™—™
Total
other
-
goods—
Construction contracts,
Food
Oct. 1 from
dated
155*
125
...
Petroleum
from
proved bv Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son,
Sale—An
inclusive.
on
158
122
consumer
Autos
Nondurable
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Due
1979
bonds
Bond
schoolhouse
to
1971.
185,000 4%s. Due
The
was
1970 inclusive.
165,000 4s.
1972
$587,-
Co., Inc.,
Oct.
on
25,000 3%s. Due
and
of
follows:
as
$212,000 3s. Due
High Sch. District,
Texas
bonds
revenue
148
Other consumer durables™——
All
153
127
™-
-
140
128
Major
v
.......
140
159
durable
Furniture
Dallas.
Peacock
139
129
/
142
127
Electrical
Nov.
128
Transportation equipment
from
1972 inclusive.
bonds
Aug.
July
141
142
137
-1956-
revenue
1955
1956
~Aug.
140
™-™—™™™_™
output . A-™-,™™--™™-
Total
centered
sewer
•
$25,000,000
"Wv;
follows:
system
(A-O)
payable
Minerals
Consumer
and
$750,000 water works and
«jonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
April 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
-office.
136
Aug.
July
—
Quebec (Province of)
Debenture
Manufactures—
NOTE—Construction
as
Co., jointly.
QUEBEC
-Unadjusted-
1955
-1956'
141
Department store stocks, value
of Austin.
bonds,
1
Riverton, Wyo.
average=100
♦Aug.
Industrial production—
$900,000
Deere,
of
April
on
1976 inclusive.
CANADA
Seasonally Adjusted
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
9
for
the
purchase of
Independent School
District, Texas
of
interest
and
the
.Bond Offering—Dick G. Pepin,
City Manager, will receive sealed
Bellville
President
Oct. 1, 1956.
1959 to 1981
Odessa, Texas
TEXAS
1947-49
Nondurable
Christi State National
chell, of New York City.
Due
offered
were
INDEXES
BUSINESS
Durable
a.m.
(CST) on Oct.
purchase of $2,000,000
bonds
payable
from
un¬
road
1,
•
Bond Sale—The
of Governors of the
the
to
the
bridge construction, re¬
pair and capital improvement
bonds.
sold
was
limited taxesi Dated
Due on April 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1955.
(A-O)
payable
at
•135,000
April
on
4
WYOMING
trict
975,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
3.10s.
from 1972 to
•
$400,000 3V2s. Due on April 1 from
Due
1971.
and Allison-Williams
Sale—An issue of $40,000
Bond Offering — John Young
County Judge, will receive sealed
for
and
1,000,000
Milwaukee
Yantis & Co., as
Corp.,
S.
3.20s.
1970
follows:
a.m.
follows:
April 1 from
on
1958 to 1969 inclusive.
offered
bonds
972 — were
awarded to a group composed of
the Northern Trust Co., Chicago,
(PST) on Sept. 25
for the purchase of $5,375,000 Port
Washington N a r rows Project
Bridge Revenue bonds. Dated July
I, 19a6. Due on Jan. 1, 1987. Prin-
Christi), Texas
bids
April 1 from 1957 to 1976
on
$1,375,000 cor¬
/■
purpose
Sept. 19
Washington Toll Br id ge A uthority
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
Nueces County (P. O. Corpus
4
Clerk, will
Wis.
Neenah,
Sale—The
Bond
143
1
Wis.
in g— Leander
er
City
inclusive.
State Permanent School Fund, as
3V2S. Due serially from 1957 to
1983 inclusive.
•
p.
,
Federal Reserve System
bonds
at
Bond Sale—The $575,000 school
$160,000 school
Merchants Bank, Reedsburg. Le¬
offered Sept. bonds offered Sept. 10—v. 184, p.
gality approved by Chapman &
19—v. 184, p. 1068—were awarded 972 — were awarded to a group
Cutler, of Chicago.
to Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, of composed of The Channer Secu¬
Boston, as 3Y2S, at a price of rities Co., Robert W. Baird & Co., White fish Bay School District No. 1
Inc., The Milwaukee Co., Barcus,
100.26, a basis of about 3.46%.
(P. O. Milwaukee}, Wis.
Kindred
&
Bond Sale—The $2,100,000 cor¬
Co.,White-Phillips
WASHINGTON
Co., Inc., Mullaney, Wells 8c Co., porate purpose bonds offered
and Allan Blair & Co., at a price Sept. 13 — v. 184, p. 972 — were
Clark County; Waskougal School
of 100.01, a net interest cost of awarded to a
group headed by
District (P. O. Vancouver}, Wash,
about 3.81%, as follows:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Harris
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
$195,000 4s. Due on March 1 from Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
3%, building bonds was sold to the
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
White, Weld & Co., Dean Witter &
State, at a price of par.
Co., Rodman & Renshaw, and
380,000 33/4s.
Due on March 1
Pierce County School District No.
Burns, Corhett & Pickard, Inc., at
from 1967 to 1975 inclusive.
417 (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
a
price of 100.09, a net interest
McGregor Indep. School Dist., Tex.
building
-
184,
bonds
Interest M-S.
Clerk W.
Offering—City
received
were
offering—v.
inclusive.
Germantown), Wis,
Vt.
Se¬
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 1 for the purchase of $300,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
■
Bond
14
Bon dO f f
Bond Sale—The
March 15
1986
to
bids
no
Sept.
1068.
Prange,
on
Due
1967
the
Reedsburg School District,
WISCONSIN
March 15
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
180,000 3 %s.
O. Wilmot), Wis.
Sale—The 'Channer
Co., and Allan Blair &
Co., purchased privately the issue
of
$50,000
building
bonds
for
which
-
Aug. 21.
on
p.
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
the State Board of Education, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.74%, as follows:
&
■.-
.
bonds
&
construction
Bond
$200,-
.
Edward
Co., and First Se¬
curity Bank of Utah, N. A., both
of Salt Lake City, jointly.
HobbslJidep.
:
Nashville, Tenn.
Bond
foregoing
sewer
Ludlow School District,
District No. 9 (P.
curities
Note—All bids received for the
gen-
18—v. 184,
Randall and Salem (Towns) School
at the fiscal
or
approved by Chapman
—v.
Due, serially from
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
1957 to 1967 inclusive.
234,000 3.10s. Due on Oct. 1 from
\
water
awarded
,
1968 to
(Trustee), Seattle,
Bond Sale—The $80,000 general
obligation bonds offered Sept. 19
disposal plant bonds offered Sept.
19—v. 184, p. 972—were awarded
to a group composed of First Na¬
tional Bank of
Memphis, Trust
Company
obligation
$170,000
First National Bank, of Mi Pleas¬
ant, as 4s, at a price of par. Dated
1957
Kingsport, Tenn.
and
Bral
Sale—The
payable
agency of the State of Washing¬
ton in New York City. Legality
of
July 15, 1956.
sal bonds.
Bond Sale—The
Bond
(J-J)
at the Seattle-First National Bank
Roy City, Utah
$2,-
sold to the State Board of Educa¬
871.
1
,
Oct. 1 Icipal and interest
on
VERMONT
-—
Parhston, S. Dak.
Due
(A-O)
payable
at the Lehi City Bank, Lehi City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Texas
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
from
1957 to 1981 inclusive. In¬
at the State Treasury, or at the
terest A-O.
'
State's fiscal agency in New York
City.
Legality
approved g by
Cameron County (P. O.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, New
Brownsville), Texas
York City, and Sinkler, Gibbs &
Bids Rejected
Bids for the
.Simons, of Charleston.
$350,000 certificates of indebted¬
ness offered Sept.
17—v. 184, p.
SOUTH
1, 1956.
1957 to 1990 inclusive. Prin¬
Brazosport Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
receive
will
Treasurer,
from
cipal and interest
and
Association,
CAROLINA
SOUTH
will
Judge,
inclusive.
1977
to
about 3.73%.
Bond
County
old,
Dated Oct.
Monday, September 24, 1956
"
77
82
87
62
lay
143
141
149
148
141
121
103
117
136
112
132
Gaston
Laurent, Inc., Ramsay
Co., Ltd., Fry & Com¬
pany, Walwyn, Fisher & Co., Societe de
Placements, Inc., Mat¬
thews & Company, H. C. Flood &
Co., Ltd., John Graham & Co.,
Ltd., Brawley, Cathers 8c Co., Hamel, Fugere & Cie, Ltd., Jf. T.
Gendron, Inc., Oscar Dube & Cie,
Inc., Canadian Alliance Corpora¬
tion, Ltd., and Morgan, Ostiguy &
Hudon, Ltd.
Securities
@FedFRASER